Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1860, Page 1

= — — _ — re | THE EVENING STAR Is PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 1th st., BY W. D. WALLACH. Papers served in packages by c&rriers at $48 yest, or D cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $3.5) a year, in advance; $2 for six $1 for three months; and for jess than ithe at therate of I2cents a week. Single i ° Tin wri #, TWO CENTS. TL Avventisemants should be sent to the office betore 12 o'clock m ; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. Counterfeit Cein. The New York Journal of Commerce, in alluding to the flood of bo coin, both gold and silver, now in circulation, says: ‘Up toa recent period, the most dangerous fraud in circulation was made from a ee die, fitted to strike quarter eagles, which was stolen from Garl armal ef Oper: s The following is the journal of Garibaldi’s operations up to the 26th of May May 8.—Arrival and departure from Tala- mone for ammunition and coal May 9.—Arrival and departure from San Stefano for coal. May 10.—Arrival and landing at Marsala, with all and everything, ammunition and four pieces of artillery. May I2.—Bivouse at Gran-Pancardo, near Salemi May 13 and 14.—Bivouac at Salemi and con- centration of insurrectional forces to the num- ber of about 4.000. May 15.—Advanee and combat outside Cal- atafimi, at Monte di Pianto-Romana, against 3,500 Neapolitans, under the orders of Landi; 128 wounded and 18 killed on our side; cap- ture of a mounted gun. The Royalists driven bas five well-defended terrible positions. “May 16.—Landi abandons Calatafimi, which weotcupy. Landi, in his retr-at, is terribly cut up at Partenico and Borghetto by the in- the mint at New Orleans. It bore the date of 1854, if we remeber rightly, and the pieces position metal er Li were made of © Plated, and coined in this stolen die. was followed by the gold dollar, taking ou! value, and solderin; again. Then came the sawing into the eer ct ® piece, generally a half or quarter eagle, eat- ting two thirds of the way through, and after- ward filling up the coin, re-milliag and gildi: the edge. he latest and most skillful these frauds is perpetrated, as far as detected, chiefly with the eagle. The piece is split into three parts, or at t the two outside shells containing the impressions are separated from the center. The latter is forfeited to the operator, and its place supplied by a filling of platina, to which the ontsides are fastened, the edges being re- milled and handsomely plated. his is so well done that very few experts, outside of the two accomplished testers of o —— ay 17.—Departure for Aleamo. May 18.—Departure for Partinico. On the same day the march is continued toward Pal- ermo. May19.—Inceseant rain. Thetroops bivouac. May 20.—March on Hoppio, to draw the royal forces from Monreale, and maneuvers to entice the troops ont of Palermo. This par- tially succeeds. During the night march on Perrio. The artillery carried by band, amid torrents of rain, through horrible paths. May 21.—In the morning arrived at Parco, return to Monreale, dispositions to march on Paletmo. + May 22 and 23 —The enemy concentrates a large force; the General still wishes to get more troops away from Palermo. May 14.—Threatening attack by a force of more that 10,000 men; dispositions of resist- ance to draw them on ; commencement of at- tack; retreat on our side to draw them toward Corleone and bring them in range of our artil- lery, while, taking a flank movement, our troops could appear before Palermo May 25.—Arrival at Marnica. We succeed in bringing the Royalists opposite our artillery in the direction of Corleone. In the evening march on Misilmeri; arrival at midnight; bi- youae May 25 and 26.—A are doing well. MisiLMert, 26th an ve ee ee Harpex, rae Mcaperer —A letter from Easton to the Phillipsburg Standard gives au account of the writer’s visit to Jacob S. Har- den, now in the Warren county jail for the murder of his wife, for which he is to be exe- cuted in about two weeks from this time. ‘He was perfectly calm, easy and deliberate. I do not see how he could have appeared any differ- ent ifhe had been acquitted, and we were sit- ting in his own father’s house. He was un- willing to say much with regard to the crime of which he is convicted, or his trial. He would listen to my questions, and then anawer such as he pleased; some he declined to answer, on the ground that it might work to his disad- vantage if he should have a new trial. He thinks he ought to have a new trial, butif he does not get it, he firmly believes the Governor will reprieve him a short time beyond the day now fixed for his execution. If no reprieve is granted, ho says it will not only be injustice to him but an outrage upon society. I asked him if he still felt resigned to his fate. He said, “Yes, [ am resigned to my fate, whatever it may be. If I amto die, I am resigned to death. If my sentence is commuted to im- | Pirpescapiat for life, [ am resigned to that f L am pardoned, I am resigned to that; still,’’ he immediately added, “even then my life would be a burden to me, as I have been the subject of all the newspaper doggerels for the last fourteen months.”’. He conversed freely and fluently upon general subjects, and things indirectly connected with his case. He was very lively and merry, and laughed heartily sometimes at remarks and Suggestions of his own about others. I was very far from being even cheerful myself, though I must confess his apparent strange indifference to his dreadful conditions, his easy off band manner, would make me almost forget for a moment that I Was conversing with a man who was doomed to die on the scaffold as a felon, in three weeks. coin employed at the of the Assistant Treasurer, can deteot the che: The ten-dollar piece under this man- agement loses about $5.50 of its gold, and remains equally good for general eirculation. The fact that this is done at all. the opera- tion continued, is proof that it is carried on upon @ large scale; for the exquisitely fine macbinery, and the skill and science necessary to success, could not be profitably employed except in the conduct of an extensive business. The pieces are full weight, and except through the wondertul instinct of here and there a rare expert, they cannot be detected, as they answer all tests that do not involve the breaking or eutting of the coin There must be at this moment a large num- ber of them on deposit in our banks, and in almost every full bag of coins one or more of these, or other similar frauds may be discov- ered, while the number of bad pieces offered at the Sub-Treasury has sometimes amounted to fifty or sixty dollars in a single package of five thousand. The counterfeit and fraudulent silver coins are also increasing. The greasy lead or soft composition quarter dollars any one may detect; and a portion of the lead half dollars are of the same stamp. But more recently a composition piece has been uttered,which rings well, does not feel smooth to the touch, and can only be detected by careful testings. Its exact ingredients are unknown, but the weight is made up by a percentage of platiua. The in- creased abundance of the las med metal has added very much to the facility with which these operations are conducted. Formerly, if & piece offered as gold was of full weight, with no increase of size, the fair inference was that it must be genuine. Platina first came into use about the middle of the last eentury, being found in considerable quantities in South America, and since it has also been discovered in Russia and other parts of the world. In color it nearly resembles zine, but it is heavier than gold, its specific gravaty being 21.5, while gold is only 19.3. To facili- tate the understanding of this subject, we may remark that in addition to these two metals the others usually employed in these coinage ope- rations are—mereury, which weighs 13.5, | 14.4, silver 10.5, copper 9, and zine about 7: that isthe bulk of the metal displaces that number of times of its own weight of water. It is easy to see that as platina is worth so much less than gold, while its specific ravity is grester, it ts certain to be employed in all suc- cessful frauds, where the weight is essential In counterfeits of silver it is sometimes added in small quantities to give both weight and consistency great day’ The wounded se Drunkenness in Londen It is a long time since we have read a more appalling description than that which is found in the London Times of the 19th ult. It relates to a certain a of the northern side of London, and has reference to the vast amount of drunkenness, debauchery and Profanity and other kindred wickedness which reign in that part of the *-Great Metropolis;** and not more thore, we apprehend, than in some other parts, if we may judge from our own obserya- tion, made at frequent visits to that great ¢ and of the scenes which we have beheld in some streets we have a vivid and most painful reminiscence Let us imagine some native of the sober South taking, about 10 o'clock last night, an observant and rambling walk through the streets of London, making his way deviously {om the region north of Holborn, and bent upon witnessing the proceedings of the British Legislature. He would pass through the Seven Dials, he would wander to and fro in a maze of courts and alleys, until he emerged into Coventry street; he would pe ES ea Waar A Wier C4x Do.—The Napier family has won a most honorable fame in English hie- tory, and itis pleasant to know that on the female side it is quite as illustrious as on the male. Here is a record of some performances of the wife of Sir Wm. Napier : “When Joseph Bonaparte fled from Vittoria he left behind him a very large collection of letters, which, however, were without order, in three languages, many almost illegible, and the most important in cipher, to which there was no key. It was the correspondence of Joseph Bonaparte while nominally King of ass down the Hay-| Spain. Sir William Bonaparte in a state market, and would find Rimeeit by wa: t i rides i Pasliameut stacet af lets “wash A | af pecolexity, and almost despair of being able to make any use of these valuable mate- rials, when his wife undertook to arrange the letters. according to dates and subjects, to make a table of reference, and to translate and epitomise the contents of each. Most of the important documents were entirely in cipher; of some letters about one-half was in would be the prevailing idea mind when he arrived in House of Commons? At the corner of every street, and midway between the corner of every street, in the most wretched of the thoroughfares he passed, he had found mag- nificent palaces Jit up like the scene of an upon that man’s the lobky of the ul cipher, and others had a few words so written bee ren sees: Br mol apna ly grades interspersed All these documents cpa deters en as et seb a og as bebet of Lady Napier arranged, and with a rare sagac- ity and patience she deciphered the secret writings. The entire correspondence was thus made available for the historian’s purpose She also made out all Sir Wm. Napier’s rough interlined manusoripts, which were almost il- legible to himself, and wrote out the whole work fair for the printers—it may be said curses and obscenity, and had seen a huddled mass of filth and wretchedness Perhaps he had pushed his way through the bigated, livid creatures, bray the stench. a the drunken faunliarities of the erowd, with the desire to -kuow what was the great and absorbing allurement which drew them to- . three times, so f, nt the ch: ge won os = mrp firomg fh bape ade. Sir William Napicr motion reel gih they were drinki & coarse burning on variog taaren ate to Lady Sem aa tribute to Lady Napier, ob- serves that this amount of labor was accom- plished without her having for a moment ne- alcohol, and there it or stood abo pouring down this pernicious stuff from smal metal measures, until they reeled, and ceed, an Cough poe (renyfpae s r- | glected the care and education of her family. phemed. Ever anon, as they hademp-| Extract or LeTrer FRoM ‘“‘Jop Sass,” tied their pockets and filled their mesure of THe Bostos Heratp.—j found the ‘folke at drunkenness, the proprietor of the nium thrust them forth into the lic thor- oughfare, or called in the public peace, and com: aperritetaoge Ae back ag its tu see Me i say apparent- ty, bekause Woman is 20 nivareally Geceietul i Kudn’t raly'tell wether debora was in airn- est or Not wen she klarsped me in her arms, as we Met on the stoop, and Gin vent tu Flow o’ tears & a bysterick shriek, wat would have moved the stmy hart of the Anko- rite. Wether or No it wasawi Put on for ef- feet, i Kant say, but as a Ginral imake No akount of such Displays of wom affeck- agiat ieee in gudée eigner may in other ween the frensy of an ram; be may have seen the contortions of Arabs under the influence of hashish; he may = 3 M les Sain ; & Turk trembling from the e! jects of opium, ora China- | ye dvo?” & a quiet shake o’ The thumb & man emaciated from inordinate bud arger, tells'the Truth o’ the story better ib the same vice; but for a sceme of sterl; Than awl the hi n Flummery ever vice, and lust, and filth, and freazy, all peg up om saoch okashuns. the fackt apt fol into one pit, and ing under the Huve bin man and Wife as | as i & Debo- age of the law search the world all rah romancgof the Thing (eo tu Speck) 1s fete) over, mid ‘ever find a rival to that object of rubbed Orf, & an annual Seperashun of 3 ambition to respeetable vintners and that munths or so bekumes rayther a Relief than a Se +o He sighbe thing to kry about. at eny rate, i awlways ublic house in-drinking nei; r- 80 ‘karshuns.” food.”” After be tok cake Sonos sted! of bad petal cede J cs = these, and bad noted all Sere weighi: Sig ree o> The Office Dey it has ordered a contract wits McKentie, president of the Alexandria, Londoun and Hampshire Railroad pany. to couvey the mails from Leesburg to Winchester and back, six times a week, tem por- arily, from Ist July to 3uth September next, with celerity, certainty and security. {7~ We learn that the residence of Dr. Thomas Pisner, of ye county, near ie ton, Manassas Gap |, Was. fire on Friday last. ‘be house, it is was red by a servant girl in the employ of Dr. F. 4 ° ~ Pans ee ae their various classes, Mrs. Partixerox on Goop Maxyers.— from the rags in the Seven Dials to fthe re} ‘Don’t be boisterous, Isaac,”’ le frequented haunts of the Heymarne’ | Peace, °S Tos, fo stis ein weet oan be no doubt as to what would be i b it Went shou through the en tay; “I dee! tre yourcentenet ete the tin of aot god wants fb ncaa Ta noise, yds Serly te presse" s ie a lower classes of this nation shun; in 9 Dare Ont en ae “how doo ® mm ‘ WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1860. An nx to the Ny fot teotinere: Bar SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Teething, Which greatly fa . soften- Ing the gems, reducing all Intammation eine aM eene PAT and spasmodic activo, and ie SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon is, mothers, it will give reat te yourselves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INPANTS ys, bave put up and sold thie article for over ven years, and a FIDENCE AND TRUTH of it, what we of to BR 4 SINGLE IN- eT a CURE did we knew OTHER Le commendation of ite magical We in bis matter “ . In almost Ty inétan: ing from pain and exhapation, r i er the agra energy tothe yr GRIPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND Cotic. And overcome convulsiens, which, if not ond jeath. iwpsvnsst nese. FOR in all cases of DYs-|/ CHILDREN - oe ‘A TEETHING. w cm tay to every mother who hus fering from any of the foregeing complaints—D0 oT YOUR PREJUDIC PREJUDICES OF OTHERS, bild and the re! that will be ‘ase of tirely used each bottle. Non ¥. oc li-d@wir GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS FSS HARPER'S Fr RRY—CHANGE OF DaAYS.--On and aiter July 2.1360, ANTELOPE, Capi. arrying the United Stat ave Georgetown EVERY DAY and FRIDA the steamer J. We ture evel uesday, Thuraday and Saturday. N.B —The Antelope will run as before until the above date, je 5-2m* JUST RE 150 BBLS. WHISK 189 do. HERRI RKEFIN 2 do. 1 khds, PORTO R 6 bbls. (Bayfield) _ 25 boxes prime Eastern CHE For sale low by jes ESE. JOHN J. BOGUE, Georgetown, D C. SNCY FOR FAIRBANK’s SUALES IN GEORGETOWN. The undersigned have been appointed Agente for the enle of the above orlebrated and we.i known PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES. A fu! ‘oupeiy constantly on hand and for sale at lowest rates. HAY and COAL, SCALES erected in any part of the District or adjomning counties. |} Reales are war ted durable, acourate, and to give satisfaction s BUSEY & BARNARD, Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Bridge street _2 doors west of High. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Undermgned having this day entered into gopartnership uader the 6 and atvie of Dorexy & Woop, for the ufpuse of conducting the GR CERY aid COMMISSION BUSINESS: at No 118 Hich street, Georgetown, the house as hereto- fors oocupied by W. Duracy, where weare preparing to show a well solected stuck of choice Groceries, Wines, Tea, Liquors, &o , and are prepared to sell any gouda in our line of business ar cheap ax sny house in the District. Country merchants and others buying to «ei! again find it to their =. e je 8-2m Tae pa HE OULDER BA 100 bbis. prime N -. 2 CON, 1 POTOMAC HERRING, E SALT, In storea d for sae by DORSEY & WOOD, 8 2-2awtf No. 118 High at, Georgetown, Tue CELEBRATED AND GO Both plain and check. F. SP. & BUNT, Ap 21-802m Georketown. (P{HE STEAM PACKET FLYING CLOUD 18 now ready for excursions to tho Great Falls or mtermedate points, Arlington Springs and Alex andria. on moderate term Vi make trips to Alex andria on SUNDAYS, in time ter divine service, and will le over until ater one o’ciook. Apply to Capt. JONN MOORE, ap '9 2m No, 36 Sedforson st. Georgetown, _ RANDELL, OPTICIAN, Cc a No. 128 oonestan! o French Near-eighted, Per ores, and ail other SP. poy! he best quality, in gol silver frames, NW. B. Oid. ie new classe set in them to ord jo F, BIRCH, UNDERTAKER, Cor. Bredue and Jeffersom cts. Georgetown. Having given my pereonai attention to this branch of my business, 1am prepared to attend to all caus with promptness Persons from a distance can Bup- plied at a ‘ew minutes’ notice, as | havea large saporement of CUEFINS oiwase = hand. f th ‘articular attention paid to the removal of the <2 from the ‘id to thenew burial grounds. Horses for hire, ______ 8p 10- t fY, COLLINS & CO2S PHILADEL- Mak DRAUGHT ALE. We are constantly rece} wing, fresh supplicn oft fe above delightful bev- nvite al or it re a erage; 8 rth fo piveitr Oo want & pure on fae 3t., Geornstown, iATKZe Basortment of scopte Col- ‘ACLES, 0} tesi, ant German es Repairod nnd no 13-ly and ‘eite trial. NY & SHINN, Arent, S7 Greon at.. Georeatown. Person BANISHED. Corrosive Sublimate no more Is used, the Bed Bugs to destroy ; The whole world goes to Schwerin’s store, is Powder now we all employ. ’Tis poisoniess to morta! man, But kills all losects as sure as fato, nO impostor ever can— ‘his pow truly imitate. for SCHWERIN’S ANNIBILATING 3 DER, for destruction of Cockroa*hes, Hed jugs, Musquitoes, Fleas, Ants, Flies, Moths,Gar don Inseots, &e ; lao, Pills for destrudtion of Rats and Mioe—No. 124 north Second street. Philadel. phia, For salein Washington, D C., by DANIEL B, cLAWRE, rner of Penn Tvante avenue and ‘vur and-a-half street. Many worthless imita tion Og Bec be oagtious. Remember to ask for hwerin’s Annihilating Powder. ma 25-2awsw HAT IS SODA WATER? — Simply Pure Water impregnated aoe. ‘cia 6 nic 3 The Soda Water is known by'ite ‘acrer able ‘pun- grat, taste, by jt slightly exhilarating qualities, Brave properties rasta hited at a low temper . It should leave no unpleasant taste. a7, ‘should be entirely innocuosts. ‘he pobite are requested to call and judge for vos. . WILEY & C paves apa j@1-eolm* ‘les 10-4, tot ction Bhesticas, Riouard’on Bobet sar iokinson and jie’s ° 1 and Linens, Towelings in variety, Tabi bt i Epis oponar Sage iastel Basar : 0.5 ‘MISTS, ya Ave! e Ce, received and TAYLOR & HUTCHISON. oz = 6 Caveras SON® SUPERE PLANUS, | op F. ELLIS’S, 306 Pa. av. AUCTION SALES. THE WEEKLY STAR. This éxésiieat Family and News Jouraa)—oon taining 4 greater variety of interesting reading than can be found in any other~is published on Saterday morning. Teaxs—Cash, invariably, in advance. Single copy, por a: VO copies... ‘en on. j ‘wenty copies... - . id subscribing in clubs raised among neighbors without the interven'ion wa'! agent, as will bs perceived 2 per cent. Weekly Star wil| be saved, It invariably oo: ~ Washington News” that has ie Th Star ciroulate So generally throughoat t 7. TLJ™ Single copies (in wrappers) oan be proonred at the ‘counters * x the issue of the U7 Postmasiers who act as agents wil! be al- lowed a commiarion of 2) cents. FOR SALE AND RENT. SUMMER RESORTS. By C. W. BOTELER & SONS. Auctioneers. TROSTEE’s SALE OF SUPERIOR FUR- NITURE BEING THE ENTIRE & FECTS OF THE Ciargnvon Horst ~ By virture of a deed in trast bearing date January Sth, 1°60, and duly recorded in Liber J. A.s., No. 190, folios from } 0. 119 to No. 127, one of the pnd Reoords of Washington county, a is i] eed to sail on the prem ines on PAURSDAY, June 2th, ati o'clock @. mn, atland singular the coods and ‘chattels contained in the buil ding known as the Clarendon Hotel, situated on the southeast oonner of Pennsylvania by ens hag Wee a viz: 2: One rior wood Piano Forte, ~y spite of Fosmreod Parlor Furniture, . —— and Fea pabtrore, setts roca! le and Lave Cu ns, Velvet end Brossels Parlor Chamber and Hall c Dy Rosewood, Wa nut, Mahogany and Oak setts of hamber Furnitu co fed Hair aud other Mattresses, Piliows and 8. wiki Sheets, Comforts, Counterpaons, Tow- |, Eon, Ww: it Extosion and a ing Tables, e ini Room ChartrGan Cet " nu A extemsive variety of China Glass and Crockery Silver Piated Castors, Butter Dishes, Forks and us, Table Cutlery, &o., Bar Room Furniture and Fixtures, Cooking Ulene sils, c. It ix deemed unnecessary to particulnrize the ar- ticles contained in this very handsomely furnished establishment. To persons in quest of good house- told furniture, it presente unusual attractions, as the collection 1s very large, embracing the con- tents of abvut forty Gnely furnished toome: ay of which is of the most superior and. substantial character and in excellent condition, havimg been purchased new tn January last Terms—$0 and under cash; over #40 and not ex ceeding $ ,1,2and 3 monthe; over $100, 1, 2, 3, 4and 5 months, for approved endoseed notes bear- ing interest “D HALL, 'rustes. Jes dtd C W. ROTELER & SONS, Aucts _ By '. C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL bstaTE ON THE CORNER OF ~EVENTH anp EB Mae —By virtue of a decree of the (ir- cuit Cou tof the District of Colum:-is, passed in two causos ‘p » hich Statham. Smithson & Co.,and Austin Sherman, respectively, are complainants, and John F; Callan aod others are defendants, the undersigned wil sell Spr ction, to the high- est er, cn THURSDAY, the 12th da: of July, 1880, at 6 o'o.o.k p. ms, upon the premises, Lot No. 8.10 are No. 456, in the city of Washington, . C frevn' feet 11 inches on E street north, and 75 feet «m Seventh street west. This well known ey is sitmated on the northeast cerner of F and Seventh strects Opposite the general Post Office, and is one of the ve y best busivess ioeations in the oity of Washington. The lnprovemenrts consist of t- ree three story houses ou E street, inc:uding the drug store on the corner of Seventh, and a two-story builving on Sev nth street. The property wi! be soldin separate par- esis, according t the impro. ements. ‘ers of enie: One third of the purchase money to be paid in oash, and ths residue in two equ®l in staiments, in 91x and twelve monthe from the day of sale; the deforred payments to bear interest, and to be seoured by the notes or bonds of the puroha ser or purckasers, with a surety or sureties to bs approved by the ‘Prustees. Should the terms of sale pot he complied with within six days after the day of sale, tho Trustees reserves the right to ra sel the property, at the risk and expense of the de faulting purchaser, a’ter five day's notice. Ail conveyances at tesee of the purchaser. INGLE. x AUSTIN SMITH, { Trustees Joell 6tawkds J.C,McGUIRE & Aves, By A. GREEN, A "J. WO-STORY AND ATTIC FR AND Lor AT THECORNER OF FouR- AND s0UTM G@ Sts, IsLanD, AT AUCTION. —On THURSDAY, the 5th day of Suly, 196), L ehiall sell, ja front ol the premisos, até o'clock p. u., the fui lowing named valuable property, viz: Part Lot No. i0, in Fquare No. 53, with the improvements, which con-ist of a good two etory an io Frame House, containing about 3 roomm 8 property in situat-d at the corner of 7m Four and-a-ha fend south G streets. erms: Oe fourth cash; balance in 6. 12 and 18 months, foi notes b-aring intorest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All con veysnoing at tue ocost of the purchaser @iv0 of the uroiiase money to be paid when the property is nocked off Shou'd that amount not be paid down the property will be then and there put up again and sold ta the next highest bidder, who shali pay tha money, If the vhole terms are not complied with in five daya, the erty will be esold at the risk and cost haser, by advertiting such Nation Or, SARAH M. Devisee under the will of J je i3 2swads uct. ftwo write of issned from the Clork’s office of the Cironit Court of the District of Columbia. for the cousty of Washington. and to me dirscted, J will expose to pabito ania, for cash, in front of the court house door of said o the 9th day of July next, 19f following property, to wit: defend ttle, claim aad intsrest im and to Lot Square No 618, 1n the oity of Washingts together with all and singwar the im 5 thereon, s:ized and levied apon as the property of Andrew Rotoweil, and will be sold to entixty Ja gicin x Now 2:4 and 215, to Ootober term 1858, in favor of Phe!ps & Kingman. - W. SELDEN, U.S, Mareha! for the District of Columbia. jo 13 dis MA8sHaL SSALE.—In virtue ofa writ of fier: AVE igcing issued from the Clork’s ofthese of the Cir- ouit Court of the District of Columbia, for the county of Washington, and to me direeted. i wil expose to public sale, for oash, in {ront of the court house duor of said oounty,on MONDAY, the 9th day of July nxt, 1580 at 120’olock m, the following desorbed property, to wit: All defendant's right, title, clnim and interostin and to Lot No. 5, in Square No. sa5,in the city of Washington, D.'C., togethor with all and siogaiar the improvements t h and levi'd upon as the property of Joo, ine, and will be sold to satiafy Jud: oinin to May term 1460,in favor of A. and ‘. W. SELDEN ards. 8. Marshal for the District of Columbia. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer TRUSTE A'S SALE OF THREE SMALL Burex Dweutine Houses iN THE REAR Pd Trupgeaxce HaLt.—On WEDNESDAY AF- TERKNOON, June °7th, at6 o’olock, on Lhe prem ines, by virtud of a deed of trust dated March 7, 1257, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. S., No. 131, foliox 112,13. 114,-and 115, one of the land records for Wasinngton county, D.C., I shall sell Lots H, I, and K.in a enbdivison of square numbered 373, fronting each about 12 feet 10 inches on the 90 feet alley in the rear of Pemperauce Hall, together with the improvements, consisting ofthre> two-story Brick ‘Dweliing-Houses, ooataining five rooms e ach, Terme: One third oash; the residue in 6 and 12 ee interest, seoured by adeed of trust on the o8., It the terms of sale should not be complied with in five days thereafter, the trustee reserves the riehtto reaell,atthe risk and expsnee of the de faulting purchaser, after one week's public notine, All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser or es: THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee _jetd dC MPGUIRE & GO, Avots, OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. Tu Next Drawing athe Oyal [Ase Lot- the supernsion of the Captain General of Guba take place at Havana on THURSDAY, Junz 23, 1260, SORTEO NUMERO 633 ORDiNARIO. PY reside PRIZE will rr i en at par. A drawing will as oon as the result known, orders for schemes or tic! greeend jolt Careof Do Ope eee LL? OUT FOR PAINT pol ett? SENS Be FEE Ye, Ror'tia BANETOO, bes, pened § PART iat eee CCI, "MIXED PAINTS FOR SALE, sama aiee Mates as nif og then PUTTY ma 10-tf, Ne 1@ to ba 0 Ener 50 cine: oor, Fifteouth F4 ‘ermont av. be puecuan, | CABLISLE ‘The favorite resort for | WT ALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE WHITE SULPHUR {Dore ¥ LO appreaiate VATS Ke subscriber 18 a seis eect SPRINGS, Mountain Ait) fovigora, ot “Graden te iy "ge and CUMBERLAND CO, Wii Ventiatel Room Lee nud other Pennsylvania. Good Society and ‘8 Good ‘and twenty eichtand three ‘able. ooded and . and ACCOMMODATIONS FoR M Fr pertioulars send The im rove 300. lor Circular. -g viwo tone OWENS, CLENDEN : m IN VISsCn Es, fodiens qvent 00 houses, and Leal TERMS Low, This land offers pons (ndporntpte to theeath je 7 low ing to nrohane resi estate, bers in one Of the deftghfiul neighborhoods i. southern . f pat ergh: miles Wi ton oity i Biadonsbars, cad ery BOOT RS mil! | ““Cartisie Springs, Pa. ASHINGTON w* Ing} GARDEN Y ‘ ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor. Newo York avenue, between ist and 2d sts. bet aud —— \ — ery valuable tract of timber and wood Inoalii tion of the public to my grounds | *7% ae T would state that overs arrangement has ington a Key Mine sega fend tenet eet theta y a i mys Narivorouch: and coctains hve hundred rr aotien erent an omen the Gar- + aa. ih eps oe teoke ofan fous are open t te pabiie tree of charge—ao wai of cnld Weald oneaeaemtnal an given by a selsotiand. Those desiring to enjoy the tum: ‘and from zimity to Wash dapoe and waits wil find the saloon in completa | ineton.tendere it, very, veluntto ond Rese ona pee Bn OO Rats opportunity to abnp butiders and ‘others dealing in Faget school or other Pic Nic Pa:ties with- | “7; a terme, ¥ ich rin be liberal, made known on i f children he har introduced | *F7 sarge to Mie subscriber. a huiuber of litte gamed evar before asen athe | gaff tie Soote Property i aot disposed of a private eit; and calou sted at the same time to amuse the it willon that day be offered moet ‘N, Be-Attached is my Bottling Establishment, tes ts he heat tee ereats and families can be supplied with any quantity : eeckre ino i who | their resiaence, of tant healthful drink, LAGER | Poo rchase SAMUEL BERRY. ER, upon short notice. ie b-3in | ap 5 2awtie Upper Marinorough. wre SULPHUR SPRINGS, | ss GREENBRIER County, Va. This long established watering place was opened “2 the reception of visitors on the 15th of, 5 se, stabi Ao; weil- watered { mithin four miles of ‘Ashington ; 15 8, A smal! FARM of 9 siren, oe teae ~ hazing s ‘comfortabie weil on in handsome = May. ‘Many new and important arrangement: have been made since Inst seacon in th tablichinent, and no efforts will be spared the gueets comfortable. id Alexandria Walirosd from Washington: br tke ~ gad Alexandria Railroad from Washington; by - —— Virginia Central Ravroad frou Richwond: or ty MAT ROMERE aN the Virginia avd ‘Hennessee Railroad from the SALE.—We bree or fo South and Southwest via Lynchburg and Char | dred acres of Land ly * Poton.ae, * y ils face travel ees wt EMIRE MORTON, President. on from Georgetown. D.C. The Washingtes jut and one of the fiveat roade in the ox J. RUD REYS, through this land. and themo t of it 18 « th rr Sr Sceniaies ja 12-dtJuly 15 wood wad the ice Ronen is wicking fret que - INEY POINT PAVILLION WILL OPEN | A7;,, Qoorsctown or Watt & DARNARD en. for the reception of Hontern Wachinetsn ma Sl-eo 25th of June Inco. ~—* soues for several nio OR SALE—A great bargein, four acres of wel ' improved LAND, well suited for a market gar- ton, fia! son, T! with new dwelling honse with four rooms and $3; {per ‘month . ou; well of fine water in the yard; under je 13-e0lm* W. W_ DIX, Proprietor® od f-nemg, aad will be sold low or ex: lor A " "* city property. and on moderate terms. The land is MansdachevATER BAUHING. , at Hall’s Cross Roms, two And a half miler from ARSHALL’S FAVILL (Movre’s Land Georgetown, and jn Alexandria uty, Va. Apply ing) wil be cen for the reo: of visi 6 | 8-2. CORBETT, over Bank of Washington. proineeg noes th of eas _ oa ma 12-tf reso t for thus seekin, ea! th an 5 ure, is anexcelied ny pl F RENT—A email EEE, corant et. Potomac river It uated ab ut ove hundred ‘enn. avenue, under the Clarendon ie milos from Washington immediately on the | suitable fora barber's anioon or cigar store. Potomso, and in tu'l visw ef ‘he Chesop-ake 8: information ineyjre at the Hotel. mar 30 6 Bay, and famous fo: fins Oyetors, Soft Grabs, Bheephead, | ee and other Fish, and easily accessible be the steam boats plying between Washington, Kaltin re gnu Norfolk The undersigned mare addi i -nal improvements in his Bath sand many, # i © OR RENT—The FIRST FLOOR of iy aos at as an . ie. flee, the 4 J in forte to RE Paty a 3 Louisiassevense, ENATORS, MEMB: SUPeensetd auteg ot ROK ress, in the most deairabie ioontify im tig ofty, Gice. cies foe 9 ore, epameen ot ii do well to make earl joation st No, Mh atrest. between | D serectse Pa. av. ot lunprovemente to the comf ud enjoymen' = ueste, The Bathing cannot be surpassed. Splen- id Angling and of Firbing and Sai ing Boats free of charge, e@has spared nv expense in pro viding a good Cotilion Ba of choioe Wines, Liquore,Segare. a. dorado laying in hin k 8nd for thos? who wish toaveid extreme fashion and to seek & retired = where they oan make —— = h ni- The proprietor pletges himeelf tha: render home, there 1a not 8 more pleasant piace in t! ted States. 14 Rothing shail be left undone on lis part them so. Terms jor poard by the day, wi ath = —— ——— month reasonable. Persons wishing to add: Fee SALE—A nice ype f Brick = proprieter s direct to Leonardtown, St. 13 etrest, betweea D and Aa county, I a, ivision. jogs R. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor | sold'en ong zm me Or Yagaie: SIA HOTEL, ok tie perfect. aed H Oxp Potnt Comrort, Va. by er; This celebrated Seaboa'd Watering P ace, loca- ted in fuil view of Hampton R: Neem oa Bay, and at the first military port of the United States.«Fort M. O°), will be ready for the reception of visitors on the firet of June. Besides the attractions of the military establish- ment and the fine “ii of Pare” presented in the many lexuries of the exit water region, the Bath at Ok peculiarly ourative. For osds and TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES. Ve JUST RECRIVED A NEw SUP. I pip of Genet fine French Skin Boots aud Gaiters, and Cloth Gaiters, Calf Patent Skin, Patent | Also, tensive: and Lasting Shoes. : m, it 15 almost mock of Bo: s’ and Children’s: Ladies’ and Misses’ sin this regard the Boots and Shoes, all of whieh I am selling atexs reference to Mra coedingly low prices, 44 ENTSAL, inte Serator Lina, and ty ti Secretary of War aud his lady. 5 A spacious new building and sundry improve add largely to the accommodations and com of the aohing season, ma 15 eo 3 Aoore above D strest. AD HOES TO SUIT THE poets AND STiMbs. 2 Weare now manufacturing al! kipds of TS and SHOES, and constantly reoeivii supply of eastern made work of ever = ed with it are and all buriness der ow ative oliargo of the juaior partner, M. soription, made expressly to order, and will J0O3. SEGAR. be so! ach lower price than bees use ed ©. 6. WILLARD, pee ag eae fy mg com ag poem 4 articles. i it of Boots a Fhows eastern or city made works vil aware . oie joes. in store and at the lowest quieres : ZX * ap 5-r i 314 Pennsylvania avenue. NUFACTORY. QOUTHERN TRUNK MA) pet ye. * Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, Washington, ‘Travelers will spady Cpe J ‘Dy CXBmMIDing: my TRUNKS, VALICES &o , before pur. chasing elsewere. As use none but best material the the best workmen, I can co! to be in Strengch Trucks that ate made in other cites and Proprietors, known to the City of United Washi gton city, has fyearethe magnifivent bay aie nuinerous cottages connected with Ly utly erected at Point Lookout, the point of fucotion of the Potomac with Chesapeake Bay having furnished them ina style equal to th 5 the United States, wil: open tho establishment ou the 12th day of Juns next for the reception of viritors, his arrangements be- ing sufficient for the comfortable accommodation ‘ast 7%) guests, Point Leokout. besides baing deservedly the most here. mous piace in all Americn for fine Oyeters, Hog | 1 keep coustantly on hand, reilt: Spl Go's. S sepih-ad, Mackersl, and afi | ome wenk’s, notice) every, deseraption, pit caalt water luxuries porseaves Gner faciiities | LEATHER, 1KON FRAME FRENCH D for Surf Bathing than even Cape May, while the | 4nd WO ae et rid Baek: wane back courtry immegiately adjoining including | other VA. ic LES; WHIPS. éc és ; fie Drives, Partridge and Woodcock Shooting, | NESS; SADDLES; WH. i ‘Covered, in 8 work- Ke., Ao. —offer advantages jogether, enpestor als Tinpns, So. Repeives & The Water Vie re from the paiijon and from ait Tranks delivered in any part of the city, George- walArane forrHowe's celebrated FAMILY SGelstr JAMES 8. TOPHAM. WOOD AND COAL. W°°>, > sa 2 Deliver to all parts aim ae the lowest rates. o- extenrive, varied, and oharmt point ts unexeelled by that of mountain regions, aud the access to it by steamers from Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk, and Rioh- mond, will probably be daily’ to and from esch of those oities. He has spared no expense in provid - ing & fine Band, Carriages, Horses, Pleaeure Boats, &c., for hire, or ‘n stocking his cellars with the Winer, Liquors, &o In short, hin patrors will find at their command every Inxury and comfort obtainable at any other Amer watering place. His terms for board, by the day. week, oF month, ndividual 18, wil : © ‘Choa 28 aed ( Snmiliee, Lbs reasonable, | posible agai, = Ome ve Pa. av., between llth and ste * ma 17- nde. EDUCATIONAL. a é te = pak of FURS i ro COMMERCIaAL COLLEGE, ire for oash. No. 476 Sevestu Se : Ww Splitany size. Opposite the General Post Office, Washington City.| VOOR Eawed ands wifmorian System of Ben pushin, Booxkeeping, Wootant cbt bes re ereantile Forme acd Calculauons, Business a, cenpondepen, Pyle of fasiaine Gane a ee 8, Com Sales, Grau and Arithmetic, TA Preparatory Clasedor Rove. he Ladies will be instructed in fine penman- . Kicoms open from 9. m. to 10 p.m. For terms “inesesm WM. W. YOUNG & co vss UNION FEMALE ACADEMY. This well Leon, png Se which 5 , has been so 5} sosuthel whiee the entire care of Mre Z. Richards for more than ten years. will be on tee Aree nday in September a Yee a ion and instruction of Mr. and Mrs, Z. RICHARDS, in the well arranged and detight= resig: BES BTATUETTE or STEPHEN A. DO! UGLAS. In form feautures this beautiful and men merican ort is fer spain of ce character ever Fd . Sac-semile of the * Lil — 4 be seen at CuLvgn’s Dave 10. corner of 12th street. 0 illy located U Academy Building. Fo: fi cated Ui Acute Bene Fo ra Mae. PENG RSOO, yy cantar te bast oruc at dae ase yarns fate Soa Raa See arermeras Seay ne Ss reaidenge NSH Bada ietet te AS AS FIXTURES. , &. Mi paeasieer ter se mesg 48 teen this market. V Sinvticitindee goperal face cepeemere eee selected die Tn i ‘ork in the above line intrusted to our care will be promptly