Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENI STAR. | WA4sutncton news anv cossir XAXVIh CONGRESS—FINST SxSQiuN. | GEORGETOWN CORPORATION WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY... Jane 15, 1960, U7" That valuable and popular Family journal, the Weexry Star, full of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice literary reading, is now on our counter ready for delivery to the public Embraced in its interesting contents are the fol- lowing articles 4 Woman's * No’ —a very amusing sketch; Death of Lady Byron; Whe a Lady Should Marry and Should not Marry an original article by a ** Widow; Interesting to Methodisis; The Burch DiPorce Case at Chi- engo; Elopement with a Minister's Wife; The City of Nawveo—the prophet Smith’s family; Heenan and Sayers Coming to this Country Together; Humor and Music; Guilty, but Drunk; The Massachusetts Cattle Disease; Low Humble Life; Respect for Females; The Japanese Gifts; Am African Mother Meeting some of her Children at Key West; Cultivation ef Taste in Dress Favorable to some of the Fe- male Virtues; Poemts—‘« Deeds of Kindness; “ Make Home Bright and Pleasant;’ * Beauty, Wit, and Geta; Congressional Proceedings; Proceedings of the Courts; The Municipal Election Outrages; De- Parture of the Japanese Embassy from the Na- tronad Metropolis—incrdents at Willards?; The Case of James Bishop, charged with libel; Organization and Proceediugs of the Fifty- Exghth Council, joint session, inauguration of the Mayor, &¢.; ° The Eregep! Bi seguies of General Jesup; Serenade nearer y pr emceruny yoy The United States Pematentiary—report of the Worden, $c.; Serenade to Mr. Richard Wallach and the Oppo- sition Councilmen; Correspondence with the City Attorney about the Municipal Election; A Man Dangerously if not Fatally Wounded by an Auziliary Guardsman; The Japanese Embassy in Baltimore and Phtla- delphia; Proceedings of the Richmond Conten- tion; Hicks the Pirate; The Oyster Law Excite- ment in Moryland; Methodism and Slavery; The New York Post Office Defalcation; The Threat- ened Assault upon Senator Sumner; Confusion worse Confounded; A Correspondence; The May- craity; The End of the Session: Department News; Editorials; Washington News and Gossip; Local Intelligence, §¢., $¢.; Lats News, Sorcign and domestic, by mail ana tei Interesting” Personal Items; And @ great variety of choice literary articles, both Prose and poetry, too numerous to mention. It is just the paper for members of Congress and ethers sojourning in the National Metropolis to send to their friends at a distance Price only three cents per copy, or $1.25 per annum; postage Prepaid by stanips when so arranged ———_—-sce--__—"__ Spirit of the Morning Press. The Constitution discusses the resolutions adopted in the House on Wednesday in reference to the President and the Secretary of the Navy Tt also has an article on the relation of “rails and rail making” to the Presidency The Intelligencer bas its usual Congressional summary and news miscellany. . - oe U7 We have received from Shillington, Go- tey’s Lady's Book for July—a very fine number. (7 The prizes for the Boston regatta of the ‘Sth of July are announced. The whole amount is $675. The first prize for wherries, shell and lap streaks is $60 ; doubie skull lap streaks, $75 ; six and four oared lap streaks, $100; six and four cared shells, $175. TPA fi Portsmouth, Va ,on Tuesday morn- ing, destroyed the large clothing establishment of Joseph M. Miles, on High st. The third story of the building was occupied by the Rechabites, Sons of Temperance, and other societies ; and they lost everything. The losses are heavy, but are covered by insurance. Eviror oF THE StaR.—I notice thatan evening Paper of this city of Tuesday last makes the as. sertion that Maine bad held a convention and mass meeting, and instructed the delegates of that State to vote for Douglas. This isa mistake Maine has held no State Convention. A district convention of Douglas men had the ettrontery to pass resolutions of instruction, which will have about as much weight with the delegates as the men composing the convention have with the people Marne June 15, 1-60. 7" The workingmen’s memorial referred to in the extract below, discloses a state of things which we anticipated when it was first proposed to offer tothe public the new style of ruled envelope together with the other, at different rates. It bas In fact raised a question between those who write well and those who do not. As this latter cless comprises eight-tenths of our people, it is not dif- ficult to see that it must eventuate in the exclu- sive use of the former, or the total abolition of the postal envelope. Tae new Ruvep Stamprp ExveLops.—We ‘ive that Mr. Barr, of New York, presented pe the House of Representatives, on Saturday last, ® memorial from a =e number of workingmen of that city Praying ongress to take such meas- pentane f necessary to secure uniformity in the rates of stam, envelope. The memorialists claim, as we understand, that the doctrine of the greatest good to the greatest numter applies to the Government stamps; that, as the stamped en- velope is cheaper than the stamp and theenvelo when purchased Neg apres itis the duty of the Government te add to it any improvement which may be necessary to adapt it to the convenient use of the majority, and assess equally the extra expense, whatever that may be, upon all the con- mers of this class of the Post Oftice stamps extra charge upon the new ruled stamped en- ‘ope, a8 an invidious discrimination against that nunterous class in this country who, accus- tomed to write on ruled paper, find it extremely inconvenient to write even legibly without the aid of the accustomed Lines, and who therefore cannot use the plain stamped envelope without ik of spoiling it, and thus losing the stamp. They therefore suggest, 1n conclusion, a solution of the difficulty by such Congressional action xs may be needed to secure the exclusive sale by the Post Otfice Depurtinent of the new ruled stam envelope. We have aiready expressed a similar opinion, and, sit has met very general fivor, think it probable it will meet with the approval of Congress. ——____ Persenai. --:-Hon. Bedford Brown. N.C.,Gov. W H Adams and family, 8. C., Rev Dr. Edgar and lady, Tenn., Geo. W. Manypenny, O., and Hon Thad. Stevens, Pa., are at the National IsmaLation oF MEDICINES IN AFFEctions oF tHE TuRoat axp Lunes.—One of our New York remarks: ‘‘The fact is cotem poraries, the Ex, i E a Hun | A i Lea i Proceedings ef Yesterday ANerneen ee In tHe Senate, yesterday, after our report closed— The Neha nd spread Messrs. —— of re. ay es a ameron a8 a seco! on prs of the Senate to confer on the homestead b'! During the evening session, the Senate resumed the discussion on the appropriation bill, and it was continued untiJ balf-past § o'clock. when the amendments were ordered to be engrossed, and tr Hunt moved that the Senate insist 2 ter nat mend making appropriatient Tue Govennwent Aqueprcr.—We learn, me dee; ret, that yesterday tbe (House) Commi of Ware and Means refused to recommend the concurrence of the body of which it is the finan- cial organ in the recent action of the Senate ap- Propriating $500,000 for the completion of the Government ( Washington) Aqueduct, than which the completion of no other public work is of more Pressing importance to the future of the Govern: ment’s interest here. The disinclination of the majority of the Committee of Ways and Means to making the appropriation is alleged to have grown out of their apprehension that, if made, the workmen that will be assembled in conse- quence of it will be drilled into a solid political force, and voted after the fashion in which that was done with some tive or six hundred of the bands employed upon the same work, in the Washington municipal election two years ago— on this occasion, in the Maryland general election to come off in November next. For our part, we apprehend no such conse- quences at this time,which,we need hardly assert, would, if attempted, meet as bearty reprobation from the Star as from any Opposition journal in the country ; for all know well that we oppose the connection of those employed on the Government or Corporation works here with politics, as earnestly with our own political friends in power, as when the American party wielded our Corpo- ration’s authority, emoluments, immunities and privileges We do not believe such a state of affairs can again occur, because very certain that the atten- tion of the General Government having been at length duly awakened to the disastrous effect on the Interests of the Federal metropolis resulting from the act of self-constituted political regulating ws -« seecwpunsimle Local Politinian=, compel the workmen to vote according to their (such committees’) will, at the risk of losing their bread if daring to vote as free and independent citizens, the requisite power will be promptly exercised by them—by the General Government— to repress, for all time to come, acts so manifestly at war with the true principles of our institutions. This being clearly the only ground on which any Opposition member of either House is under- stood to object to making the necessary appropri- ation at this time, we trust, sincerely, that {t will be at once waived—that all in Congress will vote on this subject, of so vital importance to the people of the District as well as to the Govern- ment’s interests, without thought of political party. its amendment to the bill for the support of the Indian department fot Ge year ending the 30th June, Is¢1, and that a com- mittee of conference be appointed on ed mid the Senate upon the disagreeing votes of the two Houses, which was agreed to, and the Vice Pres- ident appointed Messrs. Pearce, Sebastian ard Wilson on the part of the Senate- Mr. Hunter, from the Committee on Financ, to which was referred House bill making appr- priation for the service of the Post Office Depart- ment for the year ending 30th June, 1961, reported it without amendment, and asked its immedizte consideration; which was agreed to, and the bill was passed. Adjourned. In THx Hovsz,a message was received from the Senate informing the House that it had a resolution extending the time for closing the present session of Congress until the 25th instmt. On motion of Mr. S an, the resolution vas referred to the Committee on Ways and Means Several gentlemen were desirous of at once ex- tending the time. Mr Barksdale ihe they could transact s11 necessary business by Monday Mr. Sherman was of the opinion that if the tvo houses confine themselves strictly to the busines, they can complete it by that time. But if tis shall not ee on Saturday, be wodd report in favor of an extension of time Mr. Stratton, from the Committee of Elections, madea report in the Kentucky case in favo of Mr, Anderson, the sitting member, retainingtLe seat now occupied by him, and’ consegueitly againt the contestant,” Mr. Chrisman. “he gave notice that he will call up the subject to-da Mr. Vallandigham, from the Select Conmittee to which was referred the Senate bill toabolish the franking privilege, reported that it oght not to pass, and moved ‘that it be postpones fill the fourth Tuesday in December next, and that the bill together with the views of the mirority re- commending amendinents, be printed which ‘was agreed to. . At the evening session, the Army appopriation bill being taken up— Mr. Stanton offered an amendment te limit the term of study of cadets at the Military Academy at West Point to four years; which, ater discus- sion, was adopted. The amendments providing for a rgiment of mounted volunteers in Texas, for addfional sur- geons in the army, for the payment of volunteers called into the service of ‘Texas to swpress In- dian hostilities in tha nd for cetain forti- fications, &c., were se non-conairred in The remaining Sena anlendments were con- curred in On motion nd Mr. Burnett, the Semte amend- ment to the bill authorizing the sale c’ the West- ern military reserve at Harrodsburg, Kentucky, was concurred in At five minutes past 10 o'clock the House ad. journed = ee Tue Avoursen-Democratic NATIONAL Con- VENTION.—We need hardly state that the parti- zans of Senator Douglas, here and eleewhere, are moving heaven and earth, as it were, to compass the exclusion from the adjourned Democratic Na- tional Convention, of the delegations froin the eight exireme Southern States who sat in the same Con- vention at Charleston. One and all, they freely admit that such is their purpose, because all hope of even the pretence of a Democratic nomination of Douglas hinges upon its success. Many around us seein to fear its success ; in which belief we do not share, because, if it succeeds, its success will make assurance doubly sure that Douglas, thus nominated, will not receive a single electoral vote in November next. The first consequence of its success cannot fail to be the withdrawal from the body of the delegations from every State reliable to vote in November for Democratic-party elec. tors, with others from more or less other States. True, here and there a delegate elected from Dem- ocratic States—in all, to the number of eight only—may remain in council with the free-soil interest; but their presence there will only serve to show the utter hopelessness of the Douglas free- soil cause in such States . In such a conjuncture as we describe, the bogus delegations from the South which the Douglasite managers here have been getting up recently, wil! of course step forward to occupy the places of the representatives of the Democracy of the States refused their places in the adjourned Convention, with about as much right to take part in the proceedings of a Demo- cratic National Convention, as the so-called dele- See ee edings of To-Day. Ix Tre Senate, to-day, after the trinsaction of routine and private business of no general interest, The Tariff bili was taken up on the motion of Mr. Hunter to postpone it until the coud Mon- day in December next, and was under discussion on that motion when our report closed Hovse.—A number of reports of a private character were made from Standing Committees, and several of the bi - INTIO ou are requ Vice. corner $ on FRIDAY oN as imuporiant business Company ROBT. GRIMES, MOUNT VERNON BUILDING ASS CIATION.—Tho third annual meeti tig Associatton will take placeon FRIDAY EWE. NING, the 15th instant, at @ vei ek, at Potomac Hall. “A full attendance of the stockaulders is re quested. “Absentees will be fined. jo 15-3t _CHAS. ALLEN, Soe. lew FAIR WILL BE HELD AT? LANG. efit of the M Fairfax cv ¥, “irginia, for the ben- ethodist Episcopal Chiure! South, on the 1th, 20th and 2st instant Articles in profusion, and Refresiments of ever Inst..at hoclk. fore the Chere will bo Faney pena se Shunde a he Fair will be opened Orvieto ook t “5 gates from Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky and | will he cea eee) aicieck the, frst two daysy and day on Thursday—on which diay will be a sumptuous Dinner prepared, Supper each evening. The public are rexpecttully sclicired to att = ane le 12 Le* A WORD TO THE WISE—A good fitis i desired and a nice article wanted, and fur your benefit I will tell you that the People’s Cloth- ing Store, No, 460 Seventh stroet, is the place where n good ht and agoul article ech fo eae very low prices. N. B.—Just received a second sup and Summer Clothing, Hats and Ca No. 460 Seventh street, op, je 12-2w Texas,who were admitted to Seats in the Chicago Convention, bad to participate in the Proceedings of that body; the one set of bogus claimants hav- ing about as large constituencies in the States from which they may hail, as the other 6 DeLecates To THE Baltimore Convention— are in Washington to-day in great numbers, in- cluding all of those (except from South Carolina) who were last week in consultation at Richmond. The latter are a body of gentlemen who would do credit to any country in the world—intelligent, well Informed, energetic and unselfish men, all of them. That is, they are a body of gentlemen not one of whom ts governed in bis political action by a desire to obtain office or any other personal emolument from his connection with politics. Their proceedingsat Ricbmond, by the by. which cerning them the deep respect and confidence of ail who witnessed them. met the cordial appro- bation of all the public men here assembled identitied directly or indirectly with the cause of the South as Involved tn the present distracted condition of National politics We may not inappropriately add, that it is already clear to us that in cese the machinations of the Douglas free-soll manzgers here, to exclude xt, and continued & k." Admission io 729-8) U . COLORED STAMP! PON Note Pape: and Eavel exe . DEMPs Engravers and Fancy Stati 226 Pa. av.. between Sth and Tr STAMPING IN COLORS Pas Neat and fa-lvonable 1 note paper and envy specimens. D je 15-2t Card Engravers, Pa. av., between 9th and Ii th ate, 2LLING OFF TO CHANGE BUSINESS. All LEATHER on hand will be sold at redused Flees. Pp All those shoo-dealora indebted to me sill make from the adjourned Convention tona fide Aelega- | 'm diate settlement either by cash or short 1 otes, Hone from Southern States, should triumph in a| je 15.27 death neCion uate Rs Agents single instance, the ettire delegations from nine T _ JUST PUBLISHED. States—if not from fifteen, which is highly prot - HE GOVERNING RACh—A Kook for the able—will withdraw ina body, accompanied by & majority of the Peunsylvania and New Jersey delegations; and a minority of those of New York, Indiana, Obio, Minnesota, and of every New England State will withdraw with them ; leav- ing the bogus Southern delegations to act with a beggarly minority of the original Charleston Con- vention tn nominating Douglas, if they see fit to do so—with the absolute certainty that be will under such circumstances fail to receivea single electoral vote in November next. as New Denominations oF Postacx Stars. — In order to facilitate the prepayment of postage on letters addressed to foreign countries, and to avoid the necessity of affixing thereto a large number of stamps, which would in some in- stances increase the weight so as to subject the letters to additional postage. the Department has ordered the issuing of new stamps of the denomi- nation of 24, 30, and 90 cents respectively. The ‘24-cent starn ps will be ready for distribution next week, the 30-cent stamps soon thereafter, and the 90-cent stamps as soon as they can be Procured. tat its Time and all Tunes; by H. 0. Ry; 8v0. 104 pod Fert 1. Is Slavery Sanctioned by the Old Pests. men Part 2. Is #lavory Sanctioned by the New Testa- ment? Part 3. The Republics of the World, Part 4. Tho Dogina avd its Results, For sale at all the bookstores. Price 3) cents. je 15-3t THOS, M LLL, Publisher. LECTRO-PHYSIOLOGY AND ELECTRO- The rapeutics, showing the it methods for the medical uses sleotricity, by Alfred C Gar- ratt, M.D ,1 vol. 8vo ; price 84 The South Side View of Siavery, by Nehemiah Adama, D. D1 vol , priew 75 cents, Lucille, by Owen ifer-dith | vol. blue and gold ; prion 75 cent. ‘art 6 of Tom Brown at Oxfor, “or sale by BLANCHAR je is Corner of lth at, O° THE WATCH! ATTENTION ALL! Members of Consress in particular, and Citizens . and Strangers in general. Just received, direct from Geneva, over one hnn- dred WATCHES, manufactured by the most skill ful artisans, and which will, bo sold ne great tae. ains. Warranted to Koop the best time. Also, 9 he assortment of JEWELKY; all to be sold cheap, and sure of giving general « ection je 15 10t* nd Penn. ave, NO. 5 KI & 302 Pa av., betw. 9th and loth THE ONLY PLACE fas SULT THE TIMES. VS Fish and Oyster Ex- HARVE di m the North and South with Dratus on Naval VesseLs.—James Madden, of New York city, a landsman of the United States sloop Cyane, fell overboard from that veesel May 4, 1860, on her passage from Panama to San Francisco, and was drowned. Deceased was about twenty-three years of age. Samuel Blooms, of Baltimore, a boy on board same vessel, fell from aloft April 4, and died from the effects. Aged about nineteen. eee APPOINTMENT OF ATTORNEY FOR NEBRASKA — Robert A. Howard’ been appointed District Attorney for the Territory of Nebraska. rt MAIL ortiors thdahtall 1a! % - livered oan srt of the si ovat done’? eput-— set, betwee Then. jes. REN. HARVEY Agent, MO°°RE & KELLys PA Something Worthy the Attenti C ic ii Every’ Stateay the Unto pany Havi ted the t ‘ence, i we bel Hove t Hig so can ‘seen Bong Begin wert of to be the most economical, desirable a [ne Feed any Fence poor uy if "en OpOse to oe; model tn Mody te tai ast yand vu be sontins uw Ly rel “A. Xo, 886 8 enth street, corner of at aaa o'clock p.m. i The er attended an at the Philadelphia Academy of Music the othee day. The overture to William Tell and the sec- ond act of Lucrezia were given, but the Orientals to be bored rather than gratified. A pan- tomime pleased them better. The singers were Paredi, Tamaro, and Nanni. —_—_—_—_—_—__. MRS. ELLEN KEY BLUNT Will give I 7 a Wilinate’ Hay AY EVENING Tune 13th. at 8 crolock, 11 iekets ni m 50 cents—to had Maury’s, Philp & Sol . Wilards" aan Bnd at th- doors |. whiel 4 y Members of Cor eontlemen visiti ,. hae SMbISN Rese and the public ing*neral re very respect! veh bf ON —Proferens oseru Heye vied to attend the exbi bition. faditanini rarkerrae pe | mits fete cee a a1 . urea to the members of the ‘Tenors a intion. | we fatter are vtiat ngicularists incl ta, the undersigned will be att! at 10 o'eloe! all scient "3 gentlemen wi i conour as Saturday ing, to issue tickets to the mimbore | ue Ticket one thing of th ion and all who may wish to one sae ee KELLY, y Agent for the ate ot _ your SPRING aud ie 15-3t SRR UENSEING Wooperry oalare Ne Cis RING SONS’ SUPERB PIANOS, os F. BLLIS’S, 306 Pa. av, cS ves of the unusual advantages thus the elie. trenton Dag The Art olere course will be given at 10 clock on saturday Son } 16 No one will be aiter half-; saa" "ego Joss EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &e. Pa ar nen ates b creed eters bane TT DD FELLOWS the friemp! A Resotr rion appointing a Street Commissioner Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of bE cope Council of theCorporation ¢o<ge, Thieden t the woe fri tiree he is AL fol Beauties will be hereby a oe ‘a Commissioner on Hi. tree ag wot i wrt $ braltar. Asgien between street and the northern limits Rai ot great ton. "Model thew In calling the. jon of the public to my the Town. igh » —_ . “ y ot Pao om far Gu ot Selz I posal state that ony Srompeeorees ka re ie 2 the with « ' R A wing Bun to ‘ “ ° ie She eels any mare pregead "rhs Sociunlam | Rectseeseneysor~ Momnaye top Sx SOMME £ rcaed aed ox ane "storm st Snpos ahd wi ial a Soqnios the |A ResoLvrion to reassemble the Board of Ap- moe a On W-dareday kod Satvday At. | oreet Pease othe o ve le Sompiste to re T ° ato: a Emrnoone Spreial Performances ; doors open at 2 Fro a lon ods Phebe ‘cloek. is ote "Carte of adnan ¥ of children he ha i is mise . ances 15 o a ‘or of hile gar hg dren be be con tthe Newspaper printed in the District of Columbia, ott, a) wiated at the same time to amuse that oy wlll meet for two days to hear griev- WANTS. Sold ea. ances, if any, on the assessment, —————————S N. B.—Attached is my r ] 5 Bnd families oan be : NTED—By a respectable girl, & SITUA- slonss aaa Ww NON todo chamberwork or aurse plain sew- BEER. ae I) i Geld AN Orptnasce supplemental to ‘‘an Ordinance | ing. No objections to go traveline with a Indy, + Upon short notice. 15-3m_ gntitled an Ordinance for punishing certain of- | Phe best of cits references can be given. Address GFA*D Festiva fences, and for S 3 So THE Resolved by the Boalt of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, po aay perform That the Board of Appeals give notice in some . Box 4, Star Itt or x Preservii ad SECTAn 5 Town; approved Jan-4, 1551. "*| 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOM AN Washington Turner Society ee - sf . wishes a Situation as chanbermaid 0. uuree, » Be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen and or to go traveling with a lady. Good releranoe g.ven aTtTux Board of Common Council of the Corporation of | {f Tegur Apply at No. 68 Four-nud4l hail st, PARK, (Seventh st. north.) The members of the Turner Society Leg | Weere, to their friends, and ont Q@shington and neighbor: red Georgetown, That it — not ye Cagis a any by! Me Mi rson OF persons to destroy, injure, distigure. je fone chip, break, or denice. ce to po with, rub with, or otherwise place filth, or excrements of laine and Mary avenue-, island. —A first-rats DRESSMAKER, to co traveling with a lady. Apply 492 Seventh st, | that they intend to give. at the above naine any Kind upon any property, either public ot | None need apply but those who are competent’ aed piace, on ONDA, June i8, their Annual private, in the limits of this Corporation; or to | wel! recommended jets write, mark, or paint any obscene or indecent oRNE language or figures thereupon; or to cut, break, Greene: ts 25. cents, adzuitting © geutieman and in n be had of any of the members, Pprivecipay rants, —A lady, who has bad experience elieh Branches and Mune, de deface, or otherwise injure building material; of | gires's Stearn Schooi or Family by Autumn. | will leave the . any of the trees, shrubs, vines, orplants in any | References exchanged. For particulars address— | eth ot. and Pa.avenac from 9 o'clock & m0 the of the streets, alleys, gardens, yards, or encio- | stating xaiary—i., Horse Head, Prince G ol nn op ania sures in the limits aforesaid, or to molest or dis- | county, Md. = nae COM. OF ARRAD turb any congregation engaged in religious ex- ANTED —To have everybody know that they OOK OUT! The STEWA ercises, or proceedings in me / eburch, or other W gan find = Five, 4 Well seieeted Stock of Pro e wig ve their FIRS S place of worship in said limits. And'that any | CLOTH [NG # on; Nish bORe ¢ pat the ats RS oF AE LAD STON SPRING? Pe this Ortiinens oe tnt eee ——— aa Ae a i yy ° Des rtment. 096-3 Particuiars in future a lvertisement, of this Ordinance shall forfeit and pay a sum of | th st.. opposite Post Othoe Depa I ; at. not less than one nor more than ten dollars for ANTED. very one to know that SMITH, each and every offense. And if any Person shall Se: t.. charges fair prioes for his Goods. venth = be convicted of an offense against this Ordinance, | oto Sires, Seventh at., to get your Bats or the Ordinance to which this isa supplement, | 804 CAPS. ap and shall be fined therefor, and being of full age | ——_—_—_—___————————————— shall refuse to such fine, or if t rent or | (3B) LE i: TE J ‘S guardian of any alnor, 20 convicted pt rye ha GEORGETOWN ADV ERT MTS to pay such fine, It shall be the duty of the police For other Georgetown advertisements sce first page justice to commit the party so offending to t ae ame - Corporation work-houss for a peried not exceed | J'QE RENT The inree nnd converient BRICK ing twenty days, or until such fine shall be paid. c t toa good terant. Th Mind be v¢ further ordamned: ‘That tnetengai ave | SoG eorget ail isiod wok ceeee flower-car- are 14 room words ‘not exceeding twenty dollars” in the | 4 &c , with a pun Ordinance to which this isa supplemental, the same shall read ‘not less than one nor more than ten dollars for each and every offense.”” Approved May 26, 1560. Pn te tet tcc a (For other “\ For Sale and Rent” advertismen See first page } D®s RABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR Cc UNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT. #t = ENT—The large and convenent brick dwe = Beltsvilie,on the Washington, Branch Ra A Resouution abating a portion of the front foot | ling. with back-buildines stabling, &c. on Bridge | read. ‘Terms moderat et Manat t Fayette and Pr t streets street. adjointng Dr, Cissel's drug ‘store. and oppo ye 15 att 5 ieee ce spoons a5 of Alden Syst AE 4 of | Site, the Faciners’ and Mechanics’ Bank, is, for a ‘esolved by the Boar lermen an. ri T—A two-story FRAMF DWELIL.. ING, with kitehen and wood shed, on Third ween Gand H sts. No. $95. Rent #12 h, it will be Acent, eoow rent, to a responsible tenant. Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, | mori 1 0. That the Collector be, and he is hereby author. | No ized to abate thirty-eight cents per front foot of ate, quire of CHAS, TRL = ee For further particulars inquire of Wy. SEWING MACHINES. : of 34 and H sts jou5-7t* the tax ordered to be collected by Ordinance ap- f CHINES. ype - Eee pee proved July id, 1859, on Prospect street. from Davies Ser TRIMMING. STORE tay | TAREE FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE, wan rs heir Let« They will be seld on emsy terine avette to Lingan; also five cents per front foot | Bridce stret, Georgetown, and examine the beet BD oll paced —- . - on Fayette, from Br eto Prospest, of the tax | Rate Se wwe MACHINES “in "use. vis: The b moe for the ekiee Gas Works. and are ordered to be collected by Ordinance approved | Ladd, Webster & Co.'s Improved Tieht-stitch Me small. and the balance i; oneand two years, with July th, 1259; as well aseleven and a quarter Pateene is’s Boudon a rest. Apply toGILBERT CaMERON bead cents per front foot on Fayette street, from Pros | PT! = : ———$$____2—* je iS-2w { to First street, of the tax also ordered to be | (OR RENT—That desirable BRICK DWELL. | -¢—>—-——— [Sides lange BOOS eke thane ca cailec iki Day mosey URS oot ee Congreas sts., | FOR RENT— The large ROOM in pence yt ne Resolved further, That the Clerk be, and he is | lately mot ticked te tas talline Ae ae south of Odd Fellows’ Hail. To » pimctual tenant hereby authorized to credit the Collector's ac- vdhon ded a 7 the rent will be reasonable _ % . count by the ada or tic foregoing ebate- cabross st. Georgriowe. as ae Se lea ‘ony JAS. C. MoGUIRE & ©0, ments [Approved 1560 NCY GOODS, AT cost! Fee RENT—A BRICK HOL on Mas ach _ . = Papier Mache Work Boxes; Writing Desks and ange, witht good calle Tee ee Let ome any *ARD. Rortio ios; Traveling Writing Caxox, Traveling | PASs® Bo GEO. T. LANGLES. oe ees C "DR ROBERT HUNTER Bags, Cabas. Portemonnaios, Tablets, Fans, 40. near Fourtn steppers ce ether 17) (Or New Yoak.) Al arge variety of Fancy Goods are now offere:! at S —_ © tag Z ‘ he | COSt, to reduce stock MISS THOMAS® WOR SALE—The stock acd fixtures of a PRO Physician for and Operntor on all Affictions of the High st. near Fir st VISION STORE, si uated on the corer of Throat, Lumss and Heart, ——— ——————————— Ney oh Ok Agenue aud Thirteenth strest Bein DR. HUNTER will meet his pation’s in Wash : CORPORATION WA ee prego ington on Friday and Saturday next, 13th aod seth $6,009 ¢ UARTERLY SIX P. June, at Mrs. Voas =. Pa, avenue, over the Joweiry | SPOCK for aalo in suine to suit pur - Store, ween 12th and 13th streets, north side. i S.C. McGUIR 3 & Se es His ‘stay will be, absulutely uuiited to tixex | _ie14 ot t'rs and Commission Merchants, Ok SALE = =, Two pays only. He can be consulted for the 3 F cH TRAVELING BAGS— 4 —The large and weil arrange: treatment of ail diseases of THROAT uyacs.) LAPS fae ‘e bRO ha fine gresived 8 Fk RLS G HOUSE, No.— 6 stroct nou. SE RCARDER woe es ate for the rimoval | large assortment ol Lacie’ French Travelree Bags, | between Sth and sth streets, np anopains J acticle and cheap. ried withont | ® beautiful articl oS ALT & BRO.. Jewellers, 344 Pi tirpation, These operatic ait rooms and back-bwilding. Lo feet by 110 deep. running back to a 20-foot alle . and having on cood stable. As the obj . ‘a. Avenue, to effect a by very § je 14-3t : ddoors west of Brown's Hotel. f the pa: toership of the late firm of Ei ~ TT TFT) 7 ees — mpaon, t roperty is offered ata price Bakean 2 - I JEWELRY, WATCHES. much below value, and on eaay terme. R, RGAIN AND rc ATED WARE, PAR TBA Seventh street, acknowiedged to bs the cl and best place to buy Clothing, Farnishin, Hatsaud Caps, Owing to the scarcity of mones, SMITH 160 Seventh st, opposite the Post Office, has determined to sell his goods 15 per cent. SILV i ui FANCY | Inquire of JOBN R. EL Ve open this morging a very large | av.; or G2R. THOM PSO: the newer styl-s of the above | near Canal. 3 we invite the attention of our | = customers and others. FS, RENT—Two besutiful new BRICK A} ANS * CO. ana /ODS, &o.— N& BRO., N v. GAL’ UStS. Eighth st eet west, lors than any other houre in town. Drop inand see Jenene She Rete lal xtreets north, west id our new supply of Spring aud Summer Goods, at | jo 14 5¢ 4doors west of Brown's Hotel, | C HAISLIP, ast N astonishi ¢ low prices cw as a KEASBEY, No. 332 Pa. N. B. Just received 59 dozen of 10 cent NECK ESRCTRO PHYSIOLOGY AND ELECTRO | loth streets. ‘4 There penti showing the best methods for OR SALE OR RE te medio x electrie'ty, by A. G. Garratt, CE SAL ROR RE M. — A Soutn Side View of Slavery, by Nehemiah Ad- | tween Seo ams ; 75 cents. Lucile, by Owen Meredith; 75 cents. TILES. If yon wish to keep cool, drop inand bu: 4 one of our thin Summer Coats, of the Patent versible Summer Coat, at . No. 460 Sev enth st., opposite Post Office. 11™ A large lot of fine Gents’ Shirts and Collars ‘The four story BRICK hside of D sireer, be 0 - 16 offered for sale on a long time, or for rent to # good tenant; or will be exchanged for property situated between Seventh ‘| ; and Eleventh streets. or Dand Hstreets.. Inquire mr vary low prices, at No. 460 Seventh st, oppo- | Just published "PEt se SOLOMON'S OC. W. BOTELER. 318 leben ao The Ribbon Tie. ¥. le Tio, A T , azo pase? oleae Rockette: Je i3-eu2w co he Ribbon ale Tis, Aurora Tie, and 34 v ch an: ste. ENT— 5 all sorts of Neck Ti one-hali the usual prices, | jas Sole areata tee nge’s Stationery. POEs ERICK HOUSE No eee pt shee At SM: TH'S, No, 460 Seventh st, je 14-1m_ (TARD TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS— | between Isth anc Bh oe coat ade, ‘now oceupred MANTILLI As! + Waving had of Dressing the apparel | by Mr, Bodisco, Russi ation. Poss-smon for a major 1 in former | given the Ist of June Inquire oi Mr. SOUTHE ¥ MANTILLAS! ors to send | & PARKER, next door ma 16-00'f 1s your Coats, Pants, d& jeansethem | TNOK SALE—Five acres of WOOD LAND. frqgn the dest of our Avenue and all spots in 24 abie f ? MANTILLAS: hours’ notice, aud return thom to look like sew, ct Fires ire cout wat “for Mr. Charign C. x asialicest, . Callan, offers for sale Sacres of that beauti: fully = 8 El. “u&s mA 3 Sct Pret. located wood. edistely beyond the Colurmiie ‘Oppo. the Urited States Hotal, College grou the Piney Branch any howd ablished in the year 1833.) miles from Washington, out the Fourteenth nah Walker & Co... je 1a-st* | oad Persons desirous of purchasing will call at my iat of the tT LING DUSTERS, yi — | Office and see p! 18. AND atso, IN R. MORGAN ‘outa respect eae | Lemet dlopoted ofber enniony, the teth of Jase. A fow of the celebrated shape called tho fally inform bis customers. aud the commu: it will be sold at public avet: on, by J.C. MoGuire, “ARABCLOAK, nity generally, that he b clo e his business, and i son as possible will offer his entire ai own make BUOTS and SHOES at cost and bis other coods at almost any price. 0 “s in want of reliable goods for wear, f would say, give ‘OR RENT—Three first-class and recently me a cal] and you will not be disappointed. built HOUSES. four stories high each, hand As (am about to cld’e my business. all accounts somely finished, and having all the modern improve Fuiny Looks will be rendered on or belore the let of | Seuts euch as eater casthe ne eet er etre Hor, t hope they will be responded to prompt- | Enest locations in the Site the renee The ly. tat! may meet with promptness the obliga- Auctioneer, at 6 o'clock i on HORE in lighttextures—the greatest novelty of the season, je 12-d R24 —— iz 21,200 to loan on city sec! above. The above comprisps the entire balance of a larce importing huge in Now York. We have b-ught these guods for cas at a great sacrifice. and will sell them very low for cash. The above goods are of the latest styles, and se- iected from the first. factories both ia New York and Paris; and, inorder to effect liniediate sales, the whole of t ck has been reduoed fully fifty street and Missouri avenue, and opposite the Capi percent. £ origical cost. tions due by me. sarees tee ae tol erorede, Any — with ng to —_- re l- y FY d the services a J nm Bie ing wi 188 favorabie opportunity, winch, af New tanks te ante eee eta jou bet.9th and 16th sts. | Sife to rent them immediately. Rod will rent them SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF MANTILLAS AND TRAVELING SUITS Ladies weuld do well to make an early call. CLAGETT & MAY, 324 Pennevivania Avent’ ie Between Sth and 10-4 J1-4, and 12 4 super Linen Sheetings, 9 10-4. 11 4, and 12 4 Cotton Sheetings, Richard on & Sons’, Dunbar & Dickinson’ and Barklie’s super Fronting pees Shirting Linens, 6 Lir IANOS.—GREAT #4 RGAINS —One Rosen- | low. Inquire of P. W. BROWNING. ~ je i-tf ractz Piano, in k best order, for $75. ¥ —Three BRICK HOUSES—one o (ine mx cotave Gaile Fiano for $0." Aloo REAR | FORA k tract betes ash ES eo i very good tuanodat apa af oe sel re | commer of Pweitth and H oe. and ors cae, be- nie un AocommModat Lg ter " cee eenGeld) WG. MBTREROPT.” | wom lath and isth ste" Inquire of J. 12th, No SILK GAUZE, LISLE THREAD AND COT- | 435. a S't6v tens COTTON NEC GAUZE LINEN and TWILL- ee siyauth scene epoween faa —~—4 : at M. SNYDE st the Plumbing Gas mE SILK, COTTON and LISLE S0C! Eetablich a s meat door te the SHIRTS, Tis COLLARS, GLOVES, &o , at Begablishment of C. Suyder, ne be: Th roperties are strikingly exhibited at a low temperature, It should ieaverne unpleasast taste, and should be entirely in: ocuous The public are requested to call and judge for themselves . WILEY & CO., DR vagy 4ND paninrs. si 5 iy G rng Snetist. Charles Hotel. ma 2- He plooss superior makee Bictoked Cee | Seer getuces be rae Ronee SS ? ns loo pleves Lawae at Iie see Soe onaee NOAH WALKER & CO, | CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF es vie White and Coiored Flannels, je 13-3 365 Penn. avenue. B ict Jont et al, - J-ndios’ and Misses’ White Cotton Hose, > chim Suara fae: i—_> ‘ened: No. 1,166 Whi" Goods in variety, W HAT Is soDA WATER: ‘Miller's heirs and admun’r.4 J» Eawtty. Cambrio and Swiss Ed ings and Insertings, @ Weber ~ a the shove coum has Honiton, Guipure and French Worked Collars, Siinply Pure Water h PRS tt hy ae last, Sun Umbrellas, Parasciaand sua Shades, POE nated it nic Acid Gas, | Puatetasele made by bim on the ad Mareh Ficoged Sctrse Gin Wate ee ee? received ant The Sada Water in known by" the highest tadier and beeame the py of the i - “4 ent taste, by its slightly exh wee! 5 jets Y pAVLOR & HUTCHISON, | Set ul i boty ight cme Ge orgetown, SELLING OFF! Ss SELLING OFF! We have marked down our whole stock of— fick Barege and Lawu Roba, ich Figured and Plain Bareges, Chintz Ficured Anians, i x Dress Silks, many st cost and less, in order to redues our heavy stock this 2. je 1-eolm* ite st iti the i SE Sal vardiscvemunin at teeta er deere” DANS Se GRR APIWREN WASH Ao ae De thon Bea. | LINGTON MILLS, sataectite Haslrond, fears: Washington's. Oy eehek oom , eave as n Fares cents. ora fee at Maitin’s Franklin was Seeoe iN - NG: 4: EMITIE Set: PREY POINT PAVILLION wil OPEN fur the reception of visitors on 5 fh sien of Jane, rloanertehae of oy ah inktins ASHER RELlivER, Props. | IEW ARRIVAL OF SRRAW 20008. a= mal of the Pavilion. as- Ww OK! STRAW i Sg Bae Beet ee 27 Bia reuse SOS, armae 27] -A0tE8 STRAW BONNIE, 0OODS te Fie 13-eolm W. W. DIX, Proprietor _° hs a © % OTTOMANS, ZOUAV. eureidis, by the aui f the Lampli hter, . TON DROOPS, 4 midis Beedtyr by Mee Gene vol. famo.) 626 cay OR L« DIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN, ERENCE Frow ins, UCHES. ET, CHENILLE, BRAI me ‘onthe Floss, by the author of Adam Bede, Ri Hi! Cu pretty gi baile NETS a imgraee att cake A mi Faun, 2 voli ppm, a now réoeivi mL, At MAXWFLL's, 11-eo3t 1] je 1i-eost 328 Penna. avenue. Ow PRICED O1 . Woon atF cour LU eteee eae eens pe Pa A qoreice dutta "Sn 1 i ft 7 “a Sis cheap. ‘a. Av., Berw. litu anp ey which th . ENA LED «| Mill and Wharf foot of $ Seventeenth omens, | notte rar eelaabeen AE SE oS enclose, tor aghohteding Oe ma 17- jow War Departmen ‘or wale at .F. very cheap. pone TH. oF A HAT, just arrived, by express, | 3° !3-3t Cason Boekesore. 216 av. 4 coltw CLAGETT al sy 5 HiME Ltr CAPS in abundance, at | [D® sonunetts rer Seventh at soppotite Post Omega No. 480] The nae Persons desire, of hating thie ed- Sate seed Al aE on RAS a eeae e ie 2 Sas a =