Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY SATURDAY............00.++. Fume 16, 1960, == —=— Spirit of the Morning Press. The Constitution tells about a revised edition of Mr. Donglas’s speech delivered in the Senate on the 15th and 16th of May, and how it was partic- ularly struck with the manner in which it says the quotation from Mr. Stephen's letter has been abbreviated by the editor of the revised pam- phlet The Intelligencer has its usual Congressional ®ammary and news miscellany. ae WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. a Dotre Goon Szxvicz.—Mr. Sumner, in his late speech, has done his country infinite service. The newspapers come to us from all sections of country replete with comments upon it. Wedo mot mean to intimate that we have yet seen a Single newspaper crititism of it dignifying it ‘with the title of an argument upon the question ‘the Senator from Massachusetts aimed to discuss— not one The comments upon it are altogether upon its tone, and the position with reference to the rights of the South guaranteed by the Consti- tution in which it places the political party in ‘whose behalf it was pronounced. Every Ameri- cfm journalist who has so far noticed it, as far as we bave seen, regards it as a mere phillippic—a violent tirade—against the institution of African slavery, very artistically pronounced. As an essay filled with polished and classical gall and bitterness, but entirely failing to embraee a single Substantial argument, or even a single point, likely to convince any man not already as in- tensely crazed with abolitioniam as Win. Lloyd Garrison or John Brown, of the soundness of any ‘one of its positions. Nevertheless, his essay is doubtless destined to serve a good end, in the ‘way of warning the country that the party in whose behalf it was spoken cannot obtain control of the Government of the Confederacy, without thereby bringing it—the Confederacy—to an end. The Republican journals are for the most part apologizing for the speech; protesting that it does not correctly represent their party’s sentiments; while the conservative opposition and Democratic party press, as well as the independent press of thecountry, are holding the Republican party to rigid accountability for the tenor of the political designs so elaborately explained in the quod erat demonstrandum of Mr Sumner’s pronunciamento We think it cannot fati to be worth thousands of votes against Lincoln, because it is simply a drawing out of the arguments of Lincoln him- self, to the doctrines that naturally result from his positions in debate. To be sure, more shrewd than Mr. Sumner, he (Lincoln) takes care now and then to protest that he does not mean what he ‘Sys. But Mr. Sumner fortunately demonstrates to clearly ss that the dullest may fully compre- bend, the exact meaning of what Lincoln docs say. in defiance of the latter’s evident wish to bide that from the country at large until after November next. The Democratic party in Con- gress are spreading this speech (Mr. Sumner’s) Droadeast in all directions, as being lkely to Prove the most powerful anti-Republican elec- tioneering document they can disseminate; their belief being that it will serve, more than aught else that has been said or done in the course of the Present session of Congress, to open the eyes of all at the North who value the Union, to the fact that the Government of the United States cannot survive the year in which those who hold its Sentiments may be installed as its administrators ———_s—___ List or Nawiy-Arrointzp Mipsuirwex — The following is a list of the late graduates at the Naval Academy, in order of merit, who received their warrants yesterday as Midship. men in the Navy:—M. 8s. Stuyvesant, A. D. Wharton, J.D. Maron, J.0 Kane, 8. P. Gil- lett, T. L. Swann, S. D. Ames, T.L. J. C. Watson, J. L. Tayloe, H. B. Robison, A. R. McNair, W. H. Barton, F. s. Brown, HA. Manley, Ww. Whitehead, EA Walker, W. S. Schley, I. L. Harrison, J. L. Hoole, S. B. Paddock, F. L. Hoge, S. Casey, EF G Read, C. W. Read. SS ee Paciric RAILROAD.—The select committee of the House upon the Pacific Railroad bill have re- ported a bill providing for two roads—one the Southern (Texas) route, and the other the Central route—and upon their mogion the bill is Postponed ll the third Tuesday of next December. eo Mrz. Evrror :—Sir: Will you do me the favor to inform me who concocted the Navy Pay (In- crease) bill?, It is certainly the most ridiculous thing I ever, saw. The “oldest Flag Otticer,” under all circumstances, is to receive $4,500, whilst any Captain commanding a Squadron will Dornin, receive $5,000. The pay of Lieut. Gen. Scott is about $15,000 annum. Please answer and obi: an old salt and subscriber E.B.S Washington, D. C., June 16, 1560. (‘* We pause fora reply,” from the “concoc- tors "—Ep.J BIBLE LECTURE. By Rev. Dr.Sax at thi the Y. (ect ae ere josey Want es NG, a Particularly interesting exercises may be e ted. The public( ladies expected. The public included) are ordially SERVICE AT THE CAPITOIcby Dc ee ae Taos. te ToN will preach in the Hall of th st . tatives TU-MORROW. MORNING, He's: o'clock. the last sermon this session. it* FaLo FIUS—TO-MOR ROW at Mass . x will, g on™The Keai Presence.” and at Vespers, Solos P.m., will lecture. it* THE | ASSEMBLY'S CHURCH —Rev. x tw G. CAROTHERS. pastor, wi. Preach 2 funeral sermon of the late Samuel 'O’ TO-MORROW (Sapbathy MORNING. at {i ° » Rev. A. D. Moore will preach at ¢ m. or até p.m. fe? ‘M. 1C.—A meeting of St. fi s No. 11, will bs helsing Hall sedee, and Ninth streets on Sunday, the i7th inst.. at 2 Jos Hesan aye iuneret Stonr pen pre Brother, os. ‘aster Masons in good aternally invited. By order of the W. M. chad It* WM. M. SMITH, Seo, BIBLE SOCIETY —The Twenty- em aj TBE Niratbe, Twenty-fourth ‘ton City Bible tneret F the i8th ropriate for the remar! ther w meearas: , other well kno The public are cordially invitel,- oo" je 16-20" NEW BUILDING ASSOCIA v.—'I subscribers ‘to stock of the neu ieee cage gr! ane saqnented to mest ra Potomac Ha!l, corner of venue ai Elevent Isiand on MONDAY EVENING nestethe eek inst. at 8 o'clock, to adopt s constitution and elect CB CHURCH C CHARLES ALLEN, Scoot ety, Cotrian. Je 16 YOUNG MEN’S CHKIS*IAN ATION.—The segular mous Q © Association will be heid at their rooms vppo- site Brown's Hotel, on MONDAY EVENING the 38th inst., at 8 o’clock. Report from the Festival to ge requested to stiam mee transacted. Mem- rt JEROME P. CHASE, Sec A FAIR WILL BE HELD AT LANG. LE ‘airfax county, ia, fe OS it fethodist Episcopal Church motthe ns 2Zistinstant Chere will be Fancy icles ii fusion, and Ref: Fartery ta Sherelaces efreshments of every for Bt two 0” the fest yon = me ea visi wo re wo and Will be continued all day on Thuraday—on winut day wil be gmptnons Dinner propored. Supper each evening. The public are respec! ‘ally solicited te attend. 6 13-lw* TO THE WISE—A good ft is & ioe arti want end fur {ai you thet the Feopi’s “Clot street, ts the ticle eau be bought at ust received a second supply of Sprin, and Clothing, P Rot abe So cans alte ce alg gE 1,500 CEPR MANS oscon. CL 125 BAPE IRRILBIAE CRACKERS, Seer ete OND'S, Serearn a: F SCALES": The Standard Scales of the United States. KEXVith CONGRESA_—FIRST Proceedings ef Yesterday Afternoon. Ix THE Sexatz, yesterday, after our report closet, Mr. Mason, from the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the facts attending the GEORGETOWN. ee Correspondence of The Star. Gronezrown, June 16, 1860. The lecture of the Rey. T. H. Stockton on ma- terialism and spiritualism, at Congress-st. Church, on Thursday was listened to with late invasion and seizure of the United States attention too and intelligent audience. It armory, at Harper's Ferry, submitted a report, a wasa action, evincing deep research brief portion of which was reed by Dr. Ms, "The upon of the learned author, and was de- rej was ordered to be printed, together with W ith his accustomed force of manner.and —a the commie, and the testimony, beauty of style. The tones of his finely modu- and the committee was Z ther consideration of the subject. lated Voice are so musical that one would listen delighted even if he was speaking in an unknown (The report is an ela tongs; bat when he announces great truths, one, consisting of one hundred and es. ] y lecap pages. clothed in most beautifal imagery, and presenta Eriol : roentgen are | Old thoughts in 2 new and attractive ht, all not prepared to suggest any legislation which, in their opinion, woe be uate to prevent like occurrences in the future. * * * © * * It was simply the act of lawless ruffians, under the sanction of no public or political authority; distinguishable only from ordinary felonies By the ulterior ends in contemplation by them, an by the fact that the money to maintain the expe- dition and the large armament brought with them had been contributed and furnished by citizens of other States of the Union, under chreammtances that must continue to a the safety and peace of the Southern States, and against which Congress bas no power to ope late. If the several ‘States, whether from motives of policy or a desire to preserve the peace of the Union, if not from fraternal feeling, do not hold it incumbent on them, after the experience of the country, to guard in future, by appropriate legis- lation, against occurrences similar to the one we have inquired into, the committee can find no uarantee elsewhere for the security of peace be- freen the States of the Union.” Mr. Doolittle (Mr. Collamer not being present) submitted the views of the minority, also a very elaborate and carefully prepared paper drawn by Mr. C., from which the following isa shert ex- tract: hearts are swayed by his eloquence. e may send you an abstract in our next~letter from the notes we took, and would be glad to see the lec- ture published, as itis acomplete refutation of the arguments of materialists. At the meeting of our City Councils last even- ing, resolutions at ge $200 for cleaning and repairing the and pipet | $500 being one half the appropriation of $1,000 by the (avy beans for repairs of the road from Seventh street to the Stone House, passed both Boards. The Board of Aldermen refused to recede from their amendment to the police ordinance, [n the Board of Common Vouncil, the amendment to the ordinance in relation to an omnibus stand, which ovides for a change of location to intersection of Bridge and Washington streets, was withdrawn by Mr. Fearson. Mr. King offered an ordinance for increase of revenue, raising the rates of licenses for traders and others; which was referred to the committee of Ways and means. The annexation resolution, which looks to an amalgamation of Washington and Georgetown. elicited an inter- esting debate, and passed by the following vote: Yeas—Messrs. Dunlop, Fearson, Hill, McCobb, Pickrell, and Stake—6 Nays—Messrs. King, Tenney, and Williams—3. The debate on this resolution, also other watters pro § acted on, will be embraced in our regular report this outbreak or invasion, by contributions thereto | Citizens of our town are extremely {ll—Mr. Lewis or otherwise, nor any proof that any others bad any knowledge of the conspiracy or ite Taser inthe year 1559, though Realf and Forbes and some very few may have understood it in 1855, when It failed of execution. Although some of the testimony tends toshow that some abolitionists have at times contributed money to what is oc- casionally called practical abolitionism, that is, aiding the escape of slaves, and may have placed too implicit confidence in John Brown, yet there is no evidence to show or cause to believe they had any complicity with this conspiracy, or any suspicion of its existence or design before its ex- plosion. There was no evidence tending to show that there ever was any conspiracy or design by any one to rescue John Brown or his associates from prison in Virginia.” The views of the minority were ordered to be printed with the report of the majority. Mr. Mason, from the same committee, submit- ted that the select committee having n dis- charged from the further consideration of the sub- ject, Ordered, That Thaddeus Hyatt, a witness confined in the jail of this city for refusal to ap- pear and testify before said committee, be dis- charged from seagate & and thata copy of this order be delivered to the jailor bes the Sergeant-at- Arms as his warrant for discharging said prisoner. Mr Sumner, while be thanked the committee for discharging Mr. Hyatt,went into an argument to show that he had been improperly arrested, and that the power assumed was a dangerous one, and subversive of the rights of the citizen. The report of the select committee releasing Mr. Hyatt was then ihe to. The motion of Mr. Hunter to postpone the Tariff bill until the second Monday in ember, after discussion by Mr. Hunter in favor of it, and Messrs. Bigler, Cameron, Seward, and Simmons against it. was carried by the following vote: yeas—Messrs. Bayard’ Bragg, Chesnut, Cling- man, Davis, Fitzpatrick, Green, Gwin, Hem, bill, Hunter, Jobnson of Ark., Johnson of Tenn ’ Lane, Mallory, Pearce, Polk, Powell, Pu; h,Rice, Saulsbury, Sebastian, Slidell, Toombs, W igfall, and Yulee—25. Nays—Messrs. Anthony, Bigler, Cameron, Chandler, Clark, Dixon, Doolittle, Fessenden, Foot, Foster, Hale, Hamlin, Harlan, King, Latham, Seward, Simmons, Sumner, Ten Eyck, Carberry, for a great number of yea urreyor here, and Mr. C. Frank Shekells, former collector of taxes 230 beef cattle were offered at Drovers’ Rest esterday, of which all but 25 were sold at from bt to 434 cents per pound, gross. There was but a small supply of sheep and lambs; selling at 12) cen vance on our last quotations. AIR JEWELRY.—Brooches, Bracelets. Ear and Finger Rings, Necklaces, Vest, Guard and Chatalain Chains Studs. Sleeve Buttons, Crosses, Lockets, Charms, The GC wi pee 7 atterns made to order of any hair. 1. W. GALT & BRO., Jewellers. 354 Pa. av., af Brown's Hotel. THEGEM OF THE ASON, R Something new and neat in the way of mens StRAW HATS, just received. and Boys’ Straw Hats, in great variaty, Boys’ Military and other Straw Caps, Children’s Brown Flats, with bugles, at 63 cents, Colored Shakers. at 2 cents, © of SILK, CASSIMERE, and FELT low for cash, at HENNING'S, haere Seventh st.. Island, Do. All kinds HATS. rT ARRIVED AT CUNNINGHAM & 310 SE SHAW’S CELEBRATE STEAK BROILERS, FLAT-IROW HE NURSER Y KETTLE BOIL Coy &c. Call early and examine these valuable articles i C. W. CUNNINGHAM & BRO., BROYS, > § La z D St nbers anc Gas fitters, M, NCH OTICE Jn SUNDAY MORNING, Iith inst , al eel Train will be run, leaving the station at® o'eloc! This will afford an Bel gael for those who may wish to spend the Sunday in Raltirm thone who may desire to avoid the Train. y Evening Trumbull, Wade, Wilkinson, and Wilson—3. Round-Trip Tickets will be issued, goed till Mr. Bingham paired off with Mr Iverson, Mr. | Monday morning, at two SET OR ant Durkee with Mr. Benjamin, Mr. Fitch with Me, ~H. PARSONS, Agent. Collamer, and Mr. Grimes with Mr. Hammond. Mr. Slidell submitted the follow ng resolution: Resolved, That a Select Committee of three Pp ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. HE Following numbers drew the princip prizes in the Royal Havana Lottery, of June 9: Ine: p 7 § Prizes. | N members be appointed by the Vice President | N°: 00, whose duty it shall be to consider the propriety = *Se| iter Pberedee the existing laws fixing and regula- K aaa ga San eek = So ae ting the duties on imports upon the basis of the No + 455, 0, 2 “S047, 4274. 527, 5714, biil of the House of Re; resentatives of the present | 5743, 58%), 7836, 8452, 11203, 12112, 13112, 13352. 13383, session, (335,) to provide for the payment of out- standing Treasury notes, to authorize a loan, to fix the duties on imports, and for other Purposes, and report such_modificationa as they may deem roper to the Senate on the second Monday in ember next On motion by Mr. Bright, the Senate took u the billin relation to malicious injuries to ‘and tres ing upon public and private property within the District of Columbia; and it was read a third time and On motion by 15825, 15765, 16882, 17032, 17°64, 18/41, 18554, 18616, 1a674, 15789, 18967, 19101, 20056, 21065, 21656, 21914. 22174) 52325) 4985, 254K , 25505, 25013, 25983, 26792) A M22— S100 each. ‘The next drawing of this oeiebrated Lottery take place on the 25th of June For particu see advertisement in another column. _It* ___DON RODRISURZ_ 27081, BH NAL BARROWS! t $2.25, ne Mr. Gwin, the Senate disagreed KS, to the amendments of the House to facilitate com- ii munications between the Atlantic and Pacific SR and PLATEORM SCALES, States by electric telegraph. an ‘CHETS, Mr. Hunter move that the Senate insist upon its Pray an SAWS, amendments to the bill making appropriation for BS and 5 the support of the army, and asked «/cominittes TRACES kee of conference on the distyreeing votes— cent, less than the usual prices And they Vice President appointed Messrs, J. P. BARTHOLOW. Pearce, Davis, and Foot on the part of the Senate Adjourned at 10 o'clock p. m Ix tHE Hovse, Mr. Delano presented a resolu- tion of the Legisiature of Massachusetts in ing the Senators and requesting the Representa- tives from that State to use their efforts to SUGAR MILLS! SUGAR MILLS! rv Grinding Sugar, At Factory Prices. J.P. BARTHOLOW, Seveuth st.. near Canal Bridge. je 16-eo2w recure "NTA " the enactment of more stringent laws for preveut. | MAY NARD'S, isp ing the importation of deceased cattle he res- olution was lald upon the table and ordered to be printed The House passed a bill authorizing the issue of land warrauts in cases where the originals have been lost or destroyed. The bill to establish telegraphic communica- tion with the Pacific was taken up, when— Mr. Colfax moved a concurrence in the Senate's amendment to restore the name of Zenas Barnum and others, and to authorize a contract with them for the establishment of the line. Mr. Burnett moved to lay the bill on the table; but the question was determined in the negative— yeas 70, nays 120. The House then refused to concur in the Senate’s amendment—yeas 3, nays 101; so the bill will again go to that body ‘The House acceded to the request of the Senate for another committee of conference on the Home- stead bill. The House receded from its amendment to the bill providing for the return of the recaptured Africans, (which proposed to increase the amount fromm $100 \o $150 for the maintenunce and care of each per annum,) and concurred in the Senate’s amendment to the light-house appropriation bill. At the evening session, after the transaction of District business, (which will be found in our local department,) the Senate amendment to the Civil Appropriation bill, carrying out the con- tract with Gales & Seaton for the publication of acontinuation of the ‘American State Papers,” etc., having been read— Mr. Crawford said Gales & Seaton sold to Wendell, and the two parties divided between them £65,000; and now they come here and ask for more Mr. Stevens remarked he bad the authority of Mr. Seaton for saying that he never sold an in- terest to any party; and, besides, Gales & Seaton were fitting up their own building in which to perform the work: Mr. Crawford replied, then the testimony be- fore the Senate's select cominittee is false Mr. Pryor advocated the amendment, and made @ statement similar to that of Mr Stevens, and did BREECH-LOADING RIFLES SHOT GUNS. Per Minute, 15 Rounds. Sure at 1,000 Yards. Weight only 6 Pounds, H_ SEMKEN, Arent for the Maynard Arms Company, Washing’on City. For sale by RxcomMeEpations. Licut. Gen. Scorr said of this Rifle: “'Itisthe most beautiful pisos of mechanism | ever ea: A.M. Batt, Esq, Master Armorer at the U. S. A Hi a Ferry, says: ‘I believe it ty © VERY BEST breeoh-loading arm Artil- + 3. Naval H. H. Locx woop, gs lery and Infantry ‘ Aca/jemy in Apapo's itation i» pronounci: markable rifle I have y: worthy the patronage o| public,”” -. Professor of Field ‘actics, at the U et seen, and, as such, well f the Government ‘aud the Seoretary of the Treasury, says: “Since the 1 duction of this arm in the Cutter Services. it has met with un ed ap- probation, and the Department now taken im ch ensure in bearing testimony to its great suce- rity overall other small arms heretofore fur- nished it.” Ep. Stasrex, Esq., Harewood, Md., sayc: “If my hunting days were to be gons over Seain, three times the cost cculd not induce me to dirpense ith @ Maynard Rifis.”” g purposes, I un eferenos over all guns | h E, W. Coox, Eaq., Lockport, N. V.. anya: © fact. think thes i ahovt through saything bat a frozen hom {7 For information ding this arm apply to EMKEA. Agent for the Maynard Arms Company, je 16-lw Washington, D.C. BAkearns: BARGAINS !! GREAT BARGAIN: not see that it involved an increase of expenditure. Seventh street, acknowledged to be the ch apest Mr. Crawford made a calculation to show that, ees ae Be tay Clee: Furmshing Goods, whereas the sum of $6 12 was given for a volume, oT i Nees Scarcity of money it was now proposed to raise the price to 89 oe) | SMITH, No. 460 Seventh st opposite thn Pex t of $129,000. » | Office, has determined to sell his goods IS per cent. r= eee wes wala to carry out the old con. | (0n* that any other house in town. Drop in and see our new supply of Spring and Summer Goods, at astonishing low prices tract, but was opposed to the one now pr. d. ae 4 ace a tl B. Just received 80 dozen of 10 cent NECK Mr Pettit showed the importance of itwne doo uments. It was with a view to the preservation 4 : , of our political history that the volumes were| {[9™ If you wish to keep cocl, drop inand buy compiled. He was opposed to any amendment which was eed to lesd to the stoppage of the work. He explained the reasons why the price of the volumes was in g After further debate, the amendment of the Senate was concurred in, with an amendment limiting the amount of appropriation. ——_ Proceedings of Te-Day. Ly THE Senate, to-day, after the disposal of a number of private bills, the joint resolution on f thi: mn Coats, or the t 4 vorsible Summer Coat, a SMETIES. Ne des Soe enth st., opposite Post Office, I A large lot of fine Gents’ Shirts and Col at very low at No. 460 Seventh st. tite Post Othoe. Tuatc Ty. LZ The Ribbon Tio, Yale Tig; Aurore Tie. and all sorts o} ecl 1e8, one-hal ie 8] at SM: TH’S, No, 466 Seventh st. US yeTOO% MANTILILA§! MANTILLAS! inting was taken up, and the amendment pro- riding r having the’ printing done by contract MANTILLAS: reed to. Rick SOLID BLACK SILK MANTLES, The vote was being taken on the original reso- RICH SILK NOVAS § lution, ectablishing & government printing oftice, one S LACE I ty NINE Bee &e. ‘when ons Report closed. CHALE PERIN TRAVELING Sule Hovss.—Mr. Train, from the select investi- Stat reg kOTH Mi - gating committee ee bpp de is — CHILDREN’S TRAVELING DUSTERS. man, made a detai re rom iD ALSO, the examination of variecs witeesss, a A few of the oslebatsd shape called the come te the conclusion great ption had “ARABCLOAK,” on the part of the President and other | in light textures—the greatest novelty of the season. high officials. Ordered to be le eae ‘he Senate ing the session of above com; re balance ofa large agreed to. ig - fore " 8 STILL NG B Bon i ae yf aa Soclesa, einghae: UMBRELL: 8, at 50d] Frame ‘EOS al ae NN E 4 eels, STILL jo 15-6 EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &e. Tag FSMBEOL TRIER and newly repai; will give an. cursion. ‘othe detent tet Place ond AMUSEMENTS. STEUBEN HOUSE AUCTION SALES. EP For other Auction Sales, see firvt page By 3. C. Mo6! TR aon ao 7 ‘th will a leave “ Ghureh gorner of at and © ni aga on gp entire mW lise “No ors trept, between 9h and } teria o'clogk he boat will lnare ith rnrt| Hie bar” te farmehed streota, we’ stall sell he Termite nd hee at S36. The } losart Bi is cagaged for jo Ts effeots — nner a: oe ob- | mente, oot: Piano . tained at he Pari fou. Tiokets for the fifty] A brass and atring band has been engaged rit Spring-scet Sofa, Meeker and Parlor cane sea tren under 15 years of age <5 cents. PL CUNCERT of YOCAL and INSTRUMEN- ‘ eRSe a G, DANCING: ks, every BA TUR: | Walnet Caster Tabie, Pisno Stool, T OTE, AV EVENING: sommencincgtTeceoe Ol Cae, cans geet Chairs, HE STEAMER PHENIX Will leave her | ~ je 16 2" G.M.H LEBNA. | \ ~ qn wharf, foot of Eleventh street, at 7 p. NUINE VARIAN French and Cottage Bd. Bareaae. tn) Navy Yard at 8 p.m. and’ Alex En aOR eins Washetands, Tortet Sete Sede ee 3. onan EXCURSION Dike WeMITE HOUsH | The undersigned respectfully informs the public | Peather Bed, Bolsters, aud Pillows. Mattresees, wit eowniL ri W. | that he will hold at the particular request OP EE Stove and fixtures Kitehen Utensils, FAIL ION , to be in compliment to Mr. Joun W. of bis fiends acd ‘canteen: on MUN. Twenty do are and py ler over that aimed gengineg tad of sither of the following- | DAY next, the 8th inet , the second grand Goreed retes pean Aare, for satisfactorily en named gentlemen : P. D. Stuart, Lemuel Gaddis, | ¢ or anad tld geo Wego dk Pada he House is for rent; it contains ax Wm. Ww. Brow: ing, Geo. W. Robinson, an one ‘imported eens on ‘AN | with passage. side alley, and garden. Inquire of Gadi jr, ict Swain, Wm. H. ‘has. LAGER BEER, which excels “Buck Beer | the auction: er, ;, Wright, John F. Ellis, John T. Chancey, Chas. | L 3 this country. Ge ow. and | jet J.C. MoGUIRE & CO, Auots, Cunningham, Dr. R. Finley Hunt. John Cruitt, | ever sold in ti pie fw eae “the Gatd — Wes Tome D. Brandt, E. A. Ryther. Restaurant ataohed to GEORGE SCONES Fock EAPO PIERS CO pAtetioncere, Lal a ———— | Hotel, Nos 304 and 306 Ps arenue, between | @EUCK AN agg gO a W3*8INs TON, Te 13th and 14ih streets. jo16-2"_ | TUESDAY MORNING, Joes Pe . 7 atthe ily Grocery Store of H. A. Vous, Bea. ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor. PD FELLOWS, BALL {Second Week of | st the Panity Grocery Store of ti Tenth street. New York avenue, between Ist and 2d sts. Thiodon’s Museum of Mechanical Arts. jeremy com prison” tock in trade and store fix oft THIS EVENING the following Beauties will be eisof Brown Crushed. and Puiverized So I wend pate eee pid proceay ty — Srrenitet: 4 beautifel view of Gives tar jen sof Java and Ric ‘ett se, green and roms been made to make this “Retreat” more ripllegory 0 ihe sree Y Sihuneton. Mi Sele. | {meerial, Gunpowder, Young Hyeon, and Bi attractive every day. Mondays the Gar- pi the Eos seifal Vine af abe isin, es ras. ‘ jens are to the public tree of charge—a concert x re. wi oe ati i ay | 10 boxes Sperm Candler, Bates's Adsmantine and given by fotband. Those desiring to enjoy the | N8poleon Crossing the Alpr, BE tp sliow Candies, eter rons pean tae. "Or alee is | ateisled hima Hlth ote raghetefe a | Powe: ane Pours Reape of various Kad, propristor’ will ‘cheerfully. wane There ey ie | clude with seems on Slack rope Vauiter, To oon. is news » Cordials, grounds for sohool or other Pic-Nio Parties with. ety St 735 o’olook ; performance rey out charge, commence at 8. On Wednesday and Saturday A Rum, and Wines For the amusement of ohildren he h: introduoed | *¢Tnoons Spreial Performances; doore open at 2 is brands and qualitios — St i is | 0’clock—commenee at 3. Childrer. to day perform te of Tubs, Boxes, Buck: War 2ityy an oniouinted erthemmne cine wen in tile | Susce Ibi Carte ot ohemmee tent PO ye & wh ed folks.” jel boarda, Roiling Pune, Ropes. Brushe Counters, Shelving, Weichts and Measures, Wilder's Fire rool Safe ew Express Wagon Glass Cigar Case, The Fixtures, Li onay N. B.—Attached is my Bottlin, Establishmen and families can be eupplied with, any quantity t their resiaenoe, of that healthful drink, LAGER EER, upon short notice, je 15-3m OS ANTED-A YOUNG MAN thoronghiy a0. GRAnyd BEetly at Ta BPS CUS Nese Ea tEs, Be eS - ye ee ANTED—A SITUATION to go South as a brick manufacturer. Best of references, with PARK, (Seventh st. north.) regard to capability, given. Address JNU. CAL- The members of the Turner Society beg leave to | H UN, Star Office, Washington. Li announce to their friends, and the citizens of = = a Washington and be sold private. as of cont ma: 3 and unde that rime : md under cash; over that eum a credit of 9 GA. and 9 days, for satisinctorily en doreed notes, bearing i:terest. Cata ogues wi Sty on the day of enie. UIRE & ©O.. Aucts neighborhood nerally, ANTED-A first-rate DRESSMAK R, to go SPECIAL NOTICE gigi MONURG hateue Mae" cael GMM | Nevitedaga turer tinted Srna fo | ytd cea ta fal” . 3 z m1 on Oo " . ly ral place.on MONDAY, June 18, therr Annual Tent Reed apply but those wh Pie lsat" | the same before the fern tockar 7 2 cents, ercewr 4 ® gentleman and la h bills wil! be placed in the hi dies—can be had of any of the members, principal YOVERNE: G E E —A lady, who has had experience teachir lish Branches and Musto, de- | “Me seeutae ee ragerd fe in ig English Branches and Music, de. hotels and restart ee Soy- | 1798 8 Situation ins School or Fass be Auten. billerends at the th ct ated Pe avprine Oud 9 aston a oe ao ts | Heferences exchanged Forperaeeh eee cate | bill called for enth st. aud P nue from9 o'clock a.m. to the stating salary—B., Horse Head, Prince Georee’s presented. “jel ae “COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS. | Sounte. Ma: iS | St short dates, is carmeetiysequeneed Oe THE PIC NIC OF THE SEASON ANTED —To have body know that Se salina L ee eee CLOSHING. snd FURNISHING Goober te Vaan LOTS FOR SRL eral ui Lu J D ie J, E IR SS. ies’ Fri PEOLLE'S CLOTHING STORE, No. 460 Sev- | V ‘NEDA. the wth meteat tei teon The Young Catholics’ Friend Society enth at., opposite Post Office Departmont. aps Sma gf the premise. at ¢ o'clock P in. two of the mow ANNUAL PIC NIC WARTED.< Every one to know that SMITH, | Grarse op, bot in the vioini LS) tees oh At ARLINGTON SPRING, Go to MMETH IS, Serene ie ions for hie Goode: | Trein Square No. "asf outs ach ie On MONDAY, June 25th. and CAPR ts Seventh st., to get yo one inoh (35 tert | indh) on the south ard ‘op i 63m SS Eee _ PERSONAL. I NOTIC HEREBY Depute and Tickets 25 Cants;Cuitvren 10 Cents. syivania Avenue, Opposite the six 1 4 with an ® wage depth of i feet? inches and 91 fet § Tespectivels , & The proceeds will bs devoted to the education running back toa thirty and clothing of poor boys. The well known character of this Association, gives an assurance that all who at. tend this Pic Nic will enjoy a day of uninterrupted f trust taken, uthorize Mr. Harry + Title indiepo ft . Good order will b 7 d. GorseErt to coliect all accounts due te me, as 1am - The ferry bomt Go. W. Rises will leave Four- | compelled necessities aa La A. GREEN, Aust teenth st. wharf every hour, ton in the west) for the next two or three months. Boticneer. The Georgetown ommibuses will connect with | All persons indebted t> me will please make pay - RICK HOURE ann the stent packet Fuyine Crow DT leaving every | ment to him‘on presentation of their several ac- TH Jn LHURSDAY, the Zet hour for the Spring by way of Canal. counts. instant, | shal! sell in front of the premi at x je 13,164 d6t jaa _ | ie.16-2t° RICHARD ADAMS, o'clock Pm.. the north twenty fe-etront ontat No. GH! ” ADAME MORRICE, Tux Great Astrozo- | 9:18 Cruttenden’s subtivision o1 are 38, front Dapp 2 : Mires ase rerecn mae Onnar sAsrnozo- | 9.5 Cecueener cose uo sieywith thetmp eons, MONUMENTAL CLUB, This highly gifted and intelligent Indy can be con. | P strects Porth, toe publics Hey wit o ienp, ove At ARLI SPRING, sulted on the Past, Present and Future events. Call Zz which consist of race ad + onde # rok WE JAY, June 20, at No 205 Twenty-second st, between H and | ning #Ix © and conveniently ar Particulars in future advertisement. je 9-912, 14.174" FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other «For Sale and Rent” advertisements, See first page } Washington. je l4-at" ee GEC IRGETO WN ADVERT’MTS For oth With wide passages, and built in the best manner. by one ofthe best workmen in this city. The sale wil: be worthy ofany one wishing to purchase a fine smal! house i ealthy erms: Que third cash; th corgetown advertisements see first page eed given and a deed of trust taken EEN. Auot. pysyc SALE OF A VA IN ALEXANDRIA County. Waskixcton.—On SATU 3880, at 12 o'clock, in front the f Alexandr: OR NEW YORK.—The packet’schooner Sur pri Captain Cole, has arrived, and 08 | ng as above on TU Por freight Serie to " McCUBB & DODGE, 63W OR RENT-A FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE on Massachusetts avenue, between 4th and lath streets, containing 6 rooms, en For particulars apply on the premises. path. je 16-3t* yor's office, in 1,1 will sell,at public suction, | seed “ e016 is Water street, Sores of ertuated ae above. of which L.. B. COMFORTABLE ROOMS, with or without OR BOSTON jardin di zed. Tipp load te highly improved; The ay ard superior cl: Hoard. can be obtained, on moderate terms. at schooner J. W Seaver, Capt. Ira Nick- the looation is perfect), 456 E st., between Sth and 6th. ‘Table Boarders and 1s now discharg the three markets of Georgetow: x her, lexandria, being 7 miles from accommodated with good Board. je 16 2w* | be receiving eargo. for t Alquanérie, bons 7s VOR SALE—Tho STOCK and FIXTURES of | 2°¥0 port TO-MORROW MORNING ond wilt Tailroad, which passes throw iaeed oka! woth Os and eiegant Confectionery Storerers of | Sil early next wr TE, a BROTHER be so.d in one trat or divided iuto paroris’ to anit the best stand 3 dot ‘profitable cas “6 ¥ . urchasers. business all the year round: reason Teens owe | je 16-tw 29 and 101 Water st._ | P"Torme: One-tenth ossh; balance at 6,12, 18 and proprietor having other business to atte: a OR RENT—The large and convenient @RICK 24 months, with interest J. LOUIS KINZER 6 sold on moderate terms to a responsible ~ on » corner ©} rederic and Secon . 3 - c ~ need Inquire at the Star Office, ” sts., etowa for fod ethan gat. There | Jotsaumj ___Comminstonsr._ ; aR VSS aro'l4 rooms—ail lighted with gas—a flower-car- COENTRY RESIDENCE FO den, yard, stable, Xen with'n pump of good Mea frogier eens began Chg ol two writs of roads erie on the Washington, Bra wee yt, Apps to JENKIN THOMAS, the Cirouit Court of ‘the District of Columbia. for at said place. Biel ‘je is KEIL-LY & BAG... digi: st. Georgetown. the county of Washington. and to me di « = = = ee = — | will expose to public stig. for one ein font of the ORR INT—A poe sory FRAME DWELL.- OR RENT—In Georgetown, the desirable | ccurt house “ye of said o —. op MONDAY, FING. ; nd wood shed, on Third BRICK DWELLING. two-story and back. | the th day of July next. 1 14h 12, o'clock, m.. the month.” Ror farthen pati ere eae, Riz | butldine. mituated om Fivet attest’ betwee mons | Splowieg property, to wit: All defendant's right, Et ron = inquire of W_ | and Potomac, now in the occupancy of N. P. Cau- | title, — oad interest in sal, to Lot No. ie R, » between G and H I sine. Keg. Possession given immediately. Apply | Square No. afm the ony ot Washing! . sts. s jo15-7t* | to THOMAS KNOWLES, commer Bridge at. and | together with ell end si apenas thn necemnnt AREE FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE, with | Market Space, Georget« ie 200tw_ | Andrew Motuwell, and wiil he era to eran their Lots. They will be sold on easy terms. | ——— = The houses are near the new Gas-W yorks,and are CORPORATIO. WASHINGTON — «Noe 2 ‘ou 215, to October term 1258, in Peeaisamupsyfon the working inan. Firat’ payment | SO,OOO QUARTERLY Ie PE eOD | vr tn Ws SELDEN, small. and the baiance in oneand two years. with | STOCK for esteih tomate ‘suit purchasers, U.S. Marrhal for the District of Columbia. interest. Apply to GILBERT CAMERON, build JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., je 13 dts er. jels2w_] _jeis6t__ Auct’rs and Commission Merchants, ARSHAL SSALE,—In virtue cia wrto! hen OR RENT—The large ROOM in the third ato- ADIES’ FRENCH TRAVELING BAGS— facias issued from the Ci office of the ry of the building on Severth st., second door M. W. GALT & BRO. have just received a | uit Court of the Distriet of Cowmbia, | south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. ‘To a panctual tenant large asco: tment ol Ladies’ French the rent will be reasonable raveling Bags, | counts of Washingtc f oh bs for cash in froueetas beaut, 1 ticl “ “ap. © ee be hkO Waly oath. in front o Isét __JAS. C. McGUIRE & Co, | * beautiful article and WrGALT & BRO.. ote doof of ait, ovuntye i lONDAY, 5 ao ae ellers, 354 Pa. avenue, in: aly neat, 1860 at i ook m , the fo: OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, onMassachu | 54 14 9¢ adore went of Brown's Total, | depouiied: propor te ase ait ‘d-fendant’ a wets Ay ec st, containing to eee and ttle, claim and iaterest in and to Lot No. 5, in passage, with good cellar. The rect will be mon- E JEWELRY, WATCHES, SILVER Square No. 885,in the city of Warhmgton, D.C erate,” {nqnire of GEO. T. LANGLEY, on Let, \D PLATED WARE is FANCY ~ bgt ge Pod abet near Fourteenth st. EIS | GUD RE EALED WARE, PARIS FANCY | tsrethe witean on sifu ar the improvements ‘open this morning a very large Upeo as tue proy of nd weil arranged | Se8ortmont of all the newer stylew of the ahoce 4 : thereon, seized and levi-d VOR SALE—The | ac. C.N large “ 5 icnoias, and will be sold to eatiafy Judi- DWELLING-HOUSE. No. G ctrent south, | 004s, to whien we invite the attention of our 125, to May term 1460, in iavor o: A. and between ath and 9th streets, fsland, containing # | Customers and — w.cG ij bards. SELDEN rooms and back-building, ‘Lor 25 feet by 110 fect Pint Lo G . 8. Mareha! for the District of Columbia. deep, running back to a 2+foot alley, and havin jeweller: i*13 dts the rear a good stable. As the object is to eff closing up of the pa:tnership of the late firm of vans & Thompson, this property is offered at a pr much below its actual value, and on easy ter Inquire of JOHN R. ELVANS & CO.. 309 | je 14st __ 4 doors wes ARD TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS— /"Having bad the honor of Dressing the apparel jority of members of Congress in former VERNMENT SALE N WEDNESDAY, June 20th, st 12% p. m., nt i Washington Navy Vard,at Pablic Auction, of the folowing named articles, viz: } 4 E we beg to suggest to your Honors to aend rt C * 610 = avs or G. R. THOMPSON & BRO. Ninth oer Gate, Pants, &o., and we willclenuse them | 4,5 fo cgumaer, Cylinder Boise se tet lone; ae near Canal. je 13 lw rom the dest of our Avenue and all «pots in 24 inches diameter, with two 15 inches return flues; | Wagon Boiler, i2 feet long, Steet 5 inches high. and 4 fost wide; Steam Dome.'? feet by 2 feet. an 12 2% inches return fives; | High Pressure Steam En 1 (horizontal) Cylinders, 9, inches and 3 feet stroke—the engine is a1] compicte except fly whee, T—Two beautiful new BRICK on Eighth st eet west, between M rest, side, MARY = . 1 ,or Dr. 332 Pa. avenue, between Sth and s” notice, and return them to look like new, at a sinall cost, BELL & GRAHAM, Dyers. No. 429 Pa. av. bet, 3d and 436 #°., oppo. the Urited States Hotel, OR RE HOUSrs and N streets nm C. HAISLIP KEASBEY, No, ; . (established in the year 1833.) von Pi , cylinders 2 feet diameter and 2 ae F won ae [7 Reforences—Noah Walker & Co. jo te-st* feet stroke! Pasohine chine for tinehang — Five » le > o 4 i. i nier muita igre csentgraeac” WOO HUNG Winey COR AUN EeS | ER Si ak tea Bone "ste Wier ah Bc! he subsoriber, as attorney for Mr. Ch I OHN R. MORGAN would resj ; 1 Old Smith's Bellows; 30 Pounds Calian offers for sale 5acres of that beaut! fully inform his customers, d the comms ‘opping ; 10 Gouges 5 4 Chisels; 11 % locatad woods, immediately beyond the Columbia | ity generally, that he has com papas Square; { Tennon Saw; 1 Old ‘old College grounds, on the Piney Branch road, two pepe gee ame weoker his and ee; — from Washington, out the Fourteenth street own make BUOTS and SHOES at cot for cash. i t othe alinost an: rice, o hose capent nett ee Si ntl Beer in want of reliable ronds for wear, would say, give ime a call and you will not be disappointed. _ It not disposed of by Tuesday, the loth of June, iar t public suct onthe yor as * | Ast amabont to close my business. all accounts Auctionver, afb Solvck Bm on the preimees | ow tay books Trope they wil be rospondiel te stant: | E,aaae pumpers = jei2d VM. oe Peete. | ive that t jay meet with promptneke the "olltee: | Ise fatun Sonia fennel; 2 Linen Be A 81.2% to loan on city seourty eptlttas | Hone due by tae No. 303 south shtoct Peony. i nplo Blue Nentin cae cate sere. = 5 5 jeu j bet. sth and 16th ais. | Por Trowsers: 1 canephe Bee Cian Re Hine Cloth *OR RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE, on | = Leather. rei pitimoun avenu “No. To. “Powersion ites | 486 PACERAA SALES 486 tacit Buttons: Samal" Eagle Betioat; 98"pouds pI u ext, As 2 d i STON, No. 464 Socund dtrcet east, oF SoD Ben nbcncing bitelsoses pick of COLL ea ake | Retias took. in epesie. enth street west. Jo7-0lm | er an GOLD PAPERS StS TORS CE | WILLIAM PLINN, Newz Agent ORGAO TSAND DESIRABLE ROOMS | TER PIECES, Low. Priced GHAGED and | _ie6-2awew A. GREEN: Auot. IN THE FIRST WARD TO LET.~An Of | BLANK PAPERS. PIREBOA RL 4, C. MoGUIRE & CO. Auctionsers fioe, with Parlor and Chamber, if required. or either | do. AlsO,s chojee ansortaent of oorronten 9 Hoste SALE ‘OF FOUR VALOR BLE of said rooms, furnished or unfurnished, southeast BAND WINDOW HADES: MIT. By T VILDING Lots, AT THE CORN! ai TAT. corner of 1 and Twentioth streets. Inquire at | GOLD and COMMON SHA bul DREEN | wear ano woarm G srarere On PRIDAT AE, Preinises. ae mee Sewel | 24 CLUE SHADE CLLANDS, Ride oes TERNOON. June wth, ats o'clock. on the prem. OR RENT In the Firat Ward: the throe-mtory | rauted as represented aid satisfaction guarantied | [st jie "and duly eerie ae teeny, sengemver he BRICK HU USE vacated by Mr. Defour, hav- | or uo pay required. Orders punctusily exesuted. ey tg Age ye FS for ps ph A re EE ac ed *“iaving purahaed for cash, I will sallat thelow. W lesll tote mussboyel fy. anr to nod Sheehan, and gas. fo) * “3 ~ , L s lots num! fs > m dM. Apply JOHNSON & SUTTON. est remunerative pri Please give me a call. i RUB TEARLE.” 7OHNSON & SUTEON, oF | ext remuners forget the numbers © os * ivision of aquare eat. 3s fect First street weet, at the Pn HOUSES fear etie eee Nol ase Siverth etiss plies ans wean tm 5S . four si le . somely fiuished. and having ailthe modern improve- | J@9-206t*__8doors above Odd Fellows’ on First street west, . ‘ L ‘SE streets and run beck is Facet locgtions ta tes ets Soenae of teed LING OFF}-SRIAANG OFF: twenty-feet shies geen with Tel frond Missouri venue, and opposite the Capt- China, Glass & Queensware "Woures ereckod on ths rear ofaaii ious tol grounds Any one ing to rent a fine dwell- ing will find this favorable opportunity, as 1 de- AT COST FOR CASH. Reertl wesh; tho residon sn, @ ont sire to re hem poets, and will rent the: “ieee with iS ry "of trust low. Inquire of P. W. BROWNING. je 1- Desiring great! to reduce my stock preparatory interest, seoured 2NT— S—o1 to altering the in! Or arrangements store. Rerms of sale should not be complied with PR ARR treat bet ene a OUSES. on the will begin this day to ran ‘ll my stock of season- in five days thereeiter = rostryes the corner of Twelfth and H sts. ; and one on HH. be. | able goods at oot for cash. i to i at and expense of the de tween 12th and 13th sts. Inquire JAM sw. L bare instore a and varied s of % BARKER, on H street, between Lith 12th. No. ¥ IN. B ae ne ENS) (KS =| All a he . : eee. ART CLES. and H j E'rURNISHING | maaszawids She 26! & 00. Aucts. ICE PHICHER snd meammhrared Copper io SIGN SS of C. Snyder, next ee ae THE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE IN THE CITY TO GET SIGNS PAINTED. season. Al: . picoes, for ib, Call cari ~ ae se 274 Peer, bet Jt ee SE One. Ne re yig r E WASH- josie ER, Prop'r. Ancener a gC BRES Seas fe — pete CALL ON ae ae cuneate tres H. W. HAMILTON, 512........ SEVENTH STREET ........512 AND HE WILL TELL You WHY AND HOW HE CAN PAINT SIGNS LES erected in any part durable, ecourate, and N.B—PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID ro . HOUSE PAINTING.