Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1860, Page 2

WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. —_————— Tue Democratic National Convention. [ Editorial Correspondence of The Star ] Bavtimone, June 21—5 p. m. 1 do not know that I ever passed a day sur- rounded by more intense exci thar the last twenty-four hours, during which the fate of the Democratic party—its future existenceasa organization—has hung by the slightest ve able thread—by that of the determination of the New York delegation to sustalm the report of the majority of the Credentials Committee, or that of its (the committee’s) minority. I term the thread 8 very slight one, because it is known that to-day, in their inter-delegation debates with reference to the two reports, on no question taken has the majority been more than four, and on most of them only two;—seventy men voting all the time. The Convention adjourned this forenoon after ordering the main question to be put upon the diff-rent reports, at the request of the New York delegation, to allow them time to deliberate among themselves as to what action they would take upon the reports. They came together again at a quarter before five, and shortly after the organization for the afternoon, in rushed Mr. Ludlow—Douglasite—of that delegation, as pale as deatb, with a formal request from them—the New York delegation—for further time to make up their minds how to vote upon the reports! Of course it was granted; the Douglas body gnard only—some forty votes—voting against the motion to adjourn until to-morrow at 10 a. m., to that end. The constitutional Democrats looked upon the request as 2 good omen; it having been rumored that the Douglasites of that (the New York) delegation had carried -all the questions voted on in their sessions to-day, hy from two to four majority. A proposition has been started that may save the party from becoming denation- alized, if not defunct. That is, the majority of every southern delegation is said to have just united in a paper addressed to the New York delegations, signifying to them that if they will vote down the majority report and admit that of the minority of the Credentials Committee, they (the southern delegations) will vote for any Presi- dential nominee, other than Douglas, New York may indicate. As, to refuse to adopt such a proposition, which leaves New York the whole Democratic party of the Confederacy except Doug_ las, to chose from, will place that delegation in a Position in which they cannot sustain themselves at home, in case the nomination of Douglas shall drive off the whole South and a large portion of the North, it is judged that they will at once accept it. For my part, I have censed to care whether they do so or not. It is as clear as the light of the sun that the Douglasites from the anti-Democratic party States are playing to rule or ruin, and | really do not care the snap of a finger whether they abandon the Democratic party organization or not; being convinced that, in the long run, the Democ- racy will be far better off without than with them. They are but a gang of abotitionists in disguise—of men syn:pathising with the cause of Douglas, Montgomery, Stuart, ¢t. al., on the Lecomption question, and are at this moment seeking to filch surreptitiously the bold and easily exposed pretense of a Democratic party nomina- tion for the advantage of a candidate of abolition tendencies aud purposes. I write to filch such a Pretense. because that man must be blind who is nat. competent to see at a glance that the report of the Douglas majority of the present Credentials Committee involves a prostitution of the honor and personal integrity of every man who joined in it. The minority report, by the by, does its author, Gov. Stevens. of Oregon, infinite credit, being as pertinent and well-reasoned as any other paper of the kind was. He was complimented upon it on all hands to-day. So well were the South pleased with it, as that they placed the whole cause of the seceders upon it, and pushed the question to a vote without a word of ors! argument to sustain 1; a compliment of which Gov. 8. may be proud indeed. Ere the Convention separated to-day, Wm Montgomery, of Pennsylvania, disgraced himself by making @ frivolous question against placing the Pennsylvania delegations ticket in the hands of Gen. Dawson, the delegation’s chairman, on the ground that, holding no personal intercourse with that gentleman, be would net go to bim for his ticket. He accompanied his arrogant com- plaint with imputationsso unjust and ungentle- manly as to draw forth an indignant remark from the venerable Josiah Randali, whom he under- took to insult, in reply, from a safe distance. Mr. Randall’s son, however, being nearer than the father, sprang at him, but was fortunately pre- vented from reaching him, (Montgomery,) whose conduct throughout reminded all present of bis poltroonery as so signaliy exhibited in his affair a year or two ago with English of Indiana. So marked was it—his poltroonery—as that all the Convention—Douglasites as well as anti-Dougias ites—instantly joined in a universal hiss, under which be slank down from his standing position upon his bench. with blanched chesk, and tall between bis legs. ‘The Convention hall was intensely crowded at doth sessions of the day—morning and aftertoon Lleave the Star's readers to the newspapers for an account of the almost-a-general-stampede of the forenoon, occasioned by the sudden disappear- ance of a benchfull of delegates into the cellar, by the giving away of a plank or two of the floor—pretty much as a similar event occurred at > That valuable and popular Family journal, the Weexty Sraz, full as usual of Metropolitan news and gossip, aad choice Literary reading, is Dow on our counter ready for delivery to the pub- lic. Embraced iu its interesting contents are the following articles - The Ball-room Belle —a poem; The Reetor’s Daugh- ter—a very tnteresting story, by Kate Stanley; Various Estimates of Happiness; The Favorite =A poem; Miustriows Duncss; Roya! Imbecitity; The Matrimomal Disctpline—original; First Wedding of Madame Bodisco; Derivations of Names; Tricks of a Juggler; Pride Mortified; Aunt Betsey “ Riled Up;”* Lady Byron to her Poet Husband—a poem; What the General Conference Did—a long article pub- lished by request of Washington Methodists; Virginia Methodists and the General Conference; Complete Proceedings of the Baltimore Conven- tton as far as it has progressed; Editoriai Cor- respondence from the Convention; Incidents in and about the Convention; Congressional Proceedings; Proceedings of the Criminal and Police Courts; Operations of the Patent Office; Further Examination of James Bishop, charged with libel; Anniversary meating of the Washington Bible So- ciety; Examination of Policeman Bernard Don- nelly, charged with Assault and Battery with intent to kill Daniel Stewart; 4 Minister's Opinion of Wearing Mourning Ap- parel; Japanese “ Tommy" and his Lady Lore t Washington; Alerandria Matters; The Government Aqueduct; The Adjourned Demo- tratic National Convention; Delegates to the Baltimore Convention; Doing Good Service; The Delegates and Outsiders recently in Washington; The next Sensation; Department News; Editorials; Washington News and Gossip; Local Intelligence, $c., §¢-; Late News, foreign and domestic, by mail and he foley 4 Interesting Personal Items; And @ great variety of choice literary articles, both Prose and poetry, too mumerous to mention. ‘This is just the paper for members of Congress and others 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 stamps when so arranged. = ree Spirit of the Morning Press. The Constitution discusses Republican abuse of the power to censure The Intelligencer is devoted to Congression:1 Proceedings and new: eee ("Advices from Denver city state that Mr. Fowler, the defaulting New York Postmaster, is Teported to have been identitied at Pike's Peak. EP > The Georgia cotton planters are taking steps to encourage the cultivation of wool in that State. UP “ton” thinks that if the Baltimore Con- vention should barmonize and make a nomina- ton, the Senate will go on with the Tariff bill, and the House will await their action upon it, even if it should involve the extension of the ses- sion for a week or more. New Mvsic.—From Metzerott, we have re- ceived to-day, ‘‘The Blue Bells of Scotland,” by Brinley Richards, a new arrangement for the piano forte; “The Haymakers,”* song, from Root'’s Cantata; and “Still in my dreams thou’rt near,’’ ballad, by Foley Hall. The above are well printed editions, published by Oliver Dit- son, Boston From John F. Ellis, Esq. , we have “ Come when you will I’ve a welcome for thee,’ em- bellished with a beautiful likeness of Adelina Pattl; “ Dve brought thee an ivy leaf.” a of rare beauty, by Wood; “Colson Schottisch,’* com- posed by Ran; «‘ Hattie Schottische,”’ by Kla nts check, and “ Maryland Guard Polka.’ Perse: «+ Capt. Sitgreaves, {U.S. Army, is at Wil- -**- Fhe Prince de Joinville bas sailed from New York, in the Africa, for Liverpool Quanrer-Mastenr Genegat.—We noticed last week the probable appointment of Col. Charles ‘Thomas to the of (luarter-Master General. now vacant. We cannot but congratulate the President upon an appointment so judicious Col. T. bas always been a staunch and consistent democrat, aud in the line of yy rota we be- Heve, is now at the head of the Quartermaster's deparment, and we know of none more or better jualified to succeed the brave and lamented Gen esu Col. Thomas is a Pennsylvanian, and has , We believe, more than forty years in active service, and never, inail the variousduties assigned him, has he been found wanting. He was distinguished asa brave and vigilant officer under Gen. Scott sper the Canadian troubles, and under Gens. Wool and Teylor in Mexico; and for the satisfactory manner in which he per- formed bis duties in Mexico, he gained his com- #uission of Lieutenant Colonel by brevet. Col. ‘fbomas has ada 2 been distinguished for his talents, industry, intregrity, and close attention to business. Pennsylvania cannot but feel proud ef such 2 son's advancement to this im at post of honor, and we feel satisfied the entire corps of officers will endorse the appointment as merited — Pennsylvanian, 2uth. Sracvine’s Prerarep Give —Prepared Glue: A very useful and convenient article for house. — aw is +3 ~ ’s a one of Jenny f.ind’s concerts !n Washington. that % of those inventions. < ves, ‘whieh theless, geo he te the | Will be well remembered there. All were dread- economies of household management, and are an | Sally frightened, but none were seriously hurt. ever-present aid in saving time, expense and I shall not pretend to prophecy what is to be . The number of small irs : . v ture, pi ene . a << = the end of matters here. The hesitancy of New York | however regard as 2 good omen—as an omen that she will prevent a sectional disruption of the Democratic party, after all—knowing well that she has power to do so, as her delegation does. W. dD. W—xu. lenther, shell and other fanc work, with the al- most junumerable uses to which in every house- hold 2 realiy good and ever-ready article of this kind may be applied, will at once suggest them- selves to the’ ladies Damaged book-covers. leaves, dilapidated er 9 and herbari- ums, will remind the student and book-worm of its value. gerd oe is compounded with chem}- cals which bold it permanetly in solution until it is applied without affecting its strength. and serve to give the adhesive matter a firmer hold on the suffaces to be united, after which they —— evaporate, leaving the glue to harden with rapidity and tenacity. It is estimated that there are at least five millions of households in the United States, and that an outlay of from one to ten dollars is annually required to make small repairs to furniture alone, apart from the numerous jects and make shifw that are necessarily resorted to —New York Times. The District Arrroriations —By reference to our Congressional! report in another column, it will be seen that the Senate yesterday agreed to the report of the Conference Committee on the civil appropriation bill, which the House agreed on the day before, and that consequently the Dis- trict appropriations which we alluded to yester- day have passed both Houses. It will be seen that the Potomac Water-works are still to be under the superintendence of Capt. Meigs. A listof the appropriations that have been made for the Dis- trict by the present Congress, will be found fn our local department. Tria, Trir oF THe Pawnee —The U. 8. sloop-of-war Pawnee, just completed at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, under the superinten- dence of Mr. Griftith, the contractor, started on her trial trip on the 18th. The Pawnee will re- turn to Philadelphia some time next week, when it Is supposed she will be dispatched to the Med- iterantan, there being but one United States ves- sel on that station at present. 07> The ex; from Denver City, with ad- vices to the Ith instant and $5,900 [fn gold, bas arrived at St. Joseph. The news from the Ar kansas mines is favorable A man from there estimates there will be $3,000,000 taken from the California Gulch alone, this sesson. One man had taken out in one day sixty ounces. Others ge very unfavorable er and say that but claims will pay well. A large number of eftizens of ver are going to the California It fs nine miles , and from one to three hnndred feet wide. ‘Three small gulches runping into it promise to be as rich as the main b. mo ay hy hyn snow and frost aiden a Def Call = gee a ) Deracney —Lieut. S. R. Franklin has been detached from the National Observatory, and is Row awaiting orders. which is rapidly filling with trading houses, et. een, tb pit eee OS GET YOU CARRIAGE PAINTED or VARNISHED, Go where they use None but the best quality of A AMERICAN AND Ewerisn Paty N ‘s ROBERT H-ORAHAM ____ Lieut, R. C. STEVENS. €or LADIES OF BLADENSBURG Sehington thes noUnce citizens of will give a Festival at the pee* — —__Bighth stzest, - Spe spit woe the ded of July nett er tke, beesht | DLUME coe, the Metiodiat Church at the abeier lace AND @38T: ER: Brments Will be provided at city prices” In Jet Back, and in en THER, 19-48 Black and White combined, Just the style for Trimmin , ~ e Ladies’ and Misses’ Jockey Hats, Just received at MAX wali. je 22-08 326 Pa. avenue. WORD TO —s OA Ghh ro TRE REA atts ‘Store, No. 460 Seventh street “ytd Begin ag fit and a good article ean be boagiect ‘ices. NOTICE. ee peat a4 sara al mise Ovr Bills for hoy pe he Sg Fev; sil hoon venth street, opposite jeld2w 4 desk for acc its, which. of not taken away prior x TORPEDO! Pina | tates whcet dicerimieanen: We tie FOR RS Tinea ae SOEs td FIRE | urge that there bee than usual effort 2K MON: Seventh st. mage ye aes our credit customers to settle . Wosp nas Rich JEWELRY _jeaedijyt - -_-- CLAGETT & DODSON._ «ll Pat very .ow rates § thee | OWES open TAL BALSAM are tot "F 7 Son | eee cece at s. very q ts T2XOU WANE 10 GET YOUR TIRES CUT, | fling of” Mion con ienie Enda” seuptie See aera cat | Red ac ee en enh eer ROBERT H. QRAHAM, Scie sadere sens ey atl an on on the bill jations for the nat for the fendlag Zune 30, 1861, cm . the of which he stated, so mi XXXKVith CONGRESS—FIRSYT SESSIO Afternecn. 7 Proceedings of Yesterday In. tHE SemaTE, yesterday, after our report Mr. Mallory, front the Committee of Con- the disagreeing votes of the two Houses better understand it os — ight a ting $10,000 for the examination of the ites, and the general character of the - leges,&c. The report of the Committee of Con- ference was then agreed to. Mr Toombs, froin the committee of conference on the disagreeing votes of the two Houses onthe bill making appropriations for sundry civil ex- nses of the Governinent for the year etiding the June, 1861, rej the Clause a) = ating for the Washington aqueduct provided that the work should be done under the superintend ence of Capt. Meigs. On the adoption of the re- rt there was considerable discussion, in which oers Lane, Davis, Crittenden, Green, Toombs, Fessenden, Kennedy, and others, participated ; when the question was t:ken on agreeing to the report, and decided in the aflirmative by a vote of 31 to 13. The Senate then in proceeded to the consid- eration of Executive business, and remained there- in until haif- three o'clock, when a message was recei from the House announcing the death of the Hon. John Schwartz, a tiexber of the House of Representatives from the State of Pennsylvania. Messrs. Cameron, Sumner and Seward made truly eloquent evlogiums on the character and merits of the deceased, when the usual obit resolutions were adopted ; and the ite i Spect to the memory of the deceased, adjourn In THE Hovse, on motion of Mr. Florence, the rules were suspended, and the bill providing for the erection of a Post Office in the city of Phila- deiphia was passed; also; 2 bill giving to E. G. Squier, of New York, $9,000, the amount of two outfits on account or his services as a former min- ister to Central America. Jj Mr, Campbell rose and announced the death of John Schwartz, which took place in this city on Wednesday night, at eleven o'clock, aged sixty- seven years. He pald a tribute to the public and private worth of his deceased colleague, and, in conclusion, offered the usual resolutions of respect and sympathy, and a supplemental resolution that the Speaker appoint a committee te accompany the remains of the deceased to the piace na- ted by his friends forinterment. [Tbe committee consists of Messrs. Covode, Train, Winslow, Hickman, Nixon, and Graham.J Mr. McPherson aiso delivered a eulogium on the character of his deceased friend. Mr. Maynard paid his voluntary tribute of re- spe:t; and Messrs. Grow, Stevens, aad Florence foilowed in suitable remarks And, asa further mark of respect, the House adjourned. an Preceedings of Te-Day- Tux Senate, to-day, took up and passed the resolution of Mr. Davis, explanatory pf resolution relative to the public printing. Hovse.—The resolution of Mr. Garley, chair- man of the Committee on Printing, to print 100,000 copies of the Covode committee report, was aye poe The House then proceeded to consider the re- rt of the committe of conference on the Post flice deficiency bill. H O. HOOD has now on hand a very lar + stock oi fine standard SILVER AKE, ail of hig own make, taat he will sell as low as any ol the Northern Wares are sold jor, and at the same time will warrant everything te be standard silver, S Pa. avenue, in 22 Fee SALE— . . A GOOD TOP BUGGY, 4 = at recenily done up, Price Ninety-five Dollars, Very Cheap. Apply to je 22-2t* KELEHER & PYWELL. GPEAT BARGAINS IN MANTILLAS! Ladies should lose no time in calling at the store of CLAGETT & MAY, where the greatest bar gains ever offered inay now be secur Having purchased or cash the entire stock of a large Impor.ing House at the North ata reduction of 45 per cent. from the oust of importation, we are enabled tu offer to our customers the cipicest styles BLONE MWALP THE USUAL PRICES. R e cart gerticuiar attention to the folowipg lots, still unsold: 190 Lyons |.ACE POINTS and SHAWLS, 225 CAMBRAI and PUCHER do , do. 135 elegant MAN TILLAR, with deep flounce, Together with a comprehensive assrtinent of ERNOUSE, PICCOLOMINIS, and other novel and tasteful shapes. Also. a few of those beaut BAREGE and CHALLY SU ING SUITS, and MISSES’ D CLA st 324 Pa. avenus, b MEsiDIAN HILL, Intersection of Boundary & Fourteenth S Having leased fora term of years this veautif and romantic sp: t, 1 will open’ it for tho accommodation of the pubic on the 234 dey of June, 1880. For beauty of scenery doiigiticl promensdes, &c, it is unsurphsseu | y any in this vicinity. ‘Che house large and com- i room, b sides ‘00 ladies and gen ve erected a large payi.ion and Individuals will find ita abie pikes to pass th ltry + ays of summer, partioui® ly a» the striotest order and de ooram wil. be enforced and every attentio: will be 4@ rantied by the propristors. “he Larder wili be found t» o tain all the deli- eacies of the season at al! tu with the cloicest tSegars. The Bar wil be furmsn: Sehools, Clubs and Mi: itary 0 hous, hay; Lieuors and Win: sand the fine ‘ocieties, Sunda: inj Antes will find this the mo-t desirable resort for «pending a pleasant and orderly day. _je 2 Staw2w HENRY WE!D=N. MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND OTHEKS about leaving the eity shouid eal! and, examine our great stook of Pianos con Chiokering & Sous’ great factory, as alsu & number of good second-hand. nearly new Pianos, Melodeons, Guitars, Fintes, Violins, Ba: ai borines, Accordeuns, Music, music Hooks, &c JOWN FP Is joat 306 Pa. av., bet. 9th and [0th sts, CA RD SPECIAL.—Those of our oustomors and friends who have bills with us are sespeotfuliy notified that they are all made off, and if an preier nos to have them sent in they wiil piéasecall al our desk Curing the present week and get them, as after that tine we shail render every account on our ks, avd wo earnest.s requei early settia ment of the same as soon as possible, Prompt pay ments alone will enable us to serve our patrons upon the best terme. J..W. COLLE c je 21-10¢ 523 sovantirehe sieve ee, R'g2? AT LAST AND OTHER TALES, B Mrs Gaskell, author of Mary Barton, Nort! and South, &e , &e ; 1 vol ; price 75 cents, The Three Clerks. a novel, by the author of Dr. c. &., | vol.; price $1. | History, for the use of Schools and Fam- by Worthington Hooker, M. D. ustrated with nearly 00 en: ravinge; | vol.: price $I: Forsale ie BLANCHARD & MORUN, cor. Eloventh xt.. and Pa. ay J. M. SENGER & CO. GREAT REDUCTION Ix Priczs oF SEWING MACHINES ! The Machines are acknowledgrd the best in use, for family sewing and manufacturing purposes, Family Machine... ga Letter A (for family i ting Rurposen Singer No. Singer No WM. H. GLOVER, No. 338 NSYLVANIA Av. Geis Raiaan Avia, AL 5: EN 275 JACKSON, PLASTERER 5, PENNA. AVENUE, Between 10th and Lith streets. jes eee 019 OO’ FRER EX“IBITION FOR THREE je 20-1m 275 pe age om ar Wveghin ton’s great are ‘a 17 A ‘ald. a rr ergenn' P, ” fiery ringing na Poy’ "Painted for PHILP & SOLOMON’S Gi jols S82 Pavav. bet Sth angio vhs. W SHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.— cademie Year will nee on nding jue<ted to i names in July, as those registered a te ee etT be more certain to secure des! Cireulars may be obtained at the Inst tute, Ne Rar mcd or by ‘ashing’ ik G: ie ieeodes ‘he next A. comme! SDAY, tember 13th. Parents. nte TAU to rend daughters are E ARE NOW MAK W Fectounta on var totean Sad whit ete? he saine on the 25th instant, AS meuts for the last pan m zane ped me wee! ver ‘avy. we a 'T} ie our custome: respond promptly ard enable 3 to meet our obliga- trons. j INO. R. ELVANS & CO. BATA sand, fee, raeh on AG SE art Ba Aline, Prop. weer: WO 0 Dt eo os ae KINDLING WOOD, tthe ipwest apn A, “EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &c. AUCTION SALES. 1cntie ar For other Auction Sales, see first page. ANALOSTAN ISLAND, “By JG. MoGUIRE & CO.. Avotioncers. Be 228 D SATURDAY. the 24 6 p. will be sold at ling No 295 4H north, with th frou ent of this section PriBtions just made by e cer’ain enlargement of Will nataraily enhance fore of neidered i HE PIC NIC OF THE SEASON. he Young Catholics’ Friend Society J. 6. MOGUIRE & CO., Auots, Willgivetheir "By C. W. BOTELER & SONS, Auctioneers. ANNUAL PIC NIC SECONU-HAND C:RRIAGES, WAGONS, 4t ARLINGTON SPRING, Horses, & On MONDAY MORNING 23th » June 25th. shall ee! 9 North texans Sh Oaaees Cooma 10 Cryts. th ‘without reserve— 1 four-seat Pam’ Sores, 3 Spring Market Wagons, 1 new two-horse Farm és, Wagon, &eo.. san be exanuned at R. Gittings’ Coach Shop, o1 Assachuretts avenve. Terms oash. je22-2* CW. BOTELER & SONS, Aucts By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. . ARGE AND ATTRACIIVESALEOF DRY Goons ar AvcTion — all commence on WEDNxDAY, tne 27th o'clook & m., and continue daily until all is |, at store No 323 Pern. avenue, south 8 de. between sth and 7h strecte, $ soll the entire stock of Dry Goods, con eisting of othe. Cassimers, Vestings, Towels, Jeans, Linen and Cotton Pants Stuf, onmged | eda o— Goods, e Biose hed and Brown Foerneagy and Shirtings, Leb Linens, Sete osieries, Biadk Lace Shawls Mantillas, Undershirts and Drawers, Lines a eens jaa pene ns AEG man; i. nuinsrees 64 (As the uildin is to be taken dowa the entire mi The proceeds will be devoted and clothing of poor boys. The known character of this Associatioi cives an assurance that all who at 7 tend this Pic Nic will enjoy aday of Ppigtorrupted pleasure, G order will be maintained. Ommnibusses will leave 7th street and Pa avenue, connecting with the ferry the end of the stone part of the L a ‘The Georgetown buses will connect with the steam packet Fi anne every hour for the Spring by way ef Canal. je 13,16&dét the education AMUSEMENTS. pts Do ameted imirn ceces eee (OP? FELLOWS HALL —Third aud inst weok the Triumphant Success of Thiodon’s Museum of Mechanical Arts. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. ‘The following New Scenes will be presented "BUIS EVENING | ‘ er ; et be suld without reserve. it Sawhington at ali Pegs RIGS Sd, National Presentation. qopnnt o eredi ; “yn ath. ‘The Eternal City of Rome. sodoreg’ sates, bencing iateneel toe gar eene.. 5th. Automaton Rope Vaulter. _ J . City of Salzburg, with a beautiful effect of the Rising Su By J.C. McoGUIRE & CO. Auctionests. ‘Po Soneluite with a grand and awful adene of a % Ee +3" Mfunr Uiice Durtinina goced OF Wis ae Storm at i)! | WEST. .BETWEEN @ aND H Sts, NORTH, aT AUC- ymninencsiat "On Wrdneetay Sed Saterday Af. | FiGt a" FHURSDAY 'AFABRAUON, Jane i 1h, o'clock, ou remisea, i Orelookcommence nts. Children so day perform: | House No. #26, with the Pt situhted om Nipth ances 15 ote, Cards of admiamon cts, je 20 a] yer _ Ninth str.et, ran- tha wide a . ug and weil built two. ony and epee fw ning parlor. dining E FREE CONCERTS! 4RNST LOEFFLER, New York avenwe, be- tween ist and 2d streets, room, four chambers and kitohen, with through seiiecr hs panic, inet ven ever: 3) gi Ty er the premises in first-rate or- Bay Sn heat events aa © fourth ough ; the readue in 6, 12nd and ondingat l6p-a5, Previous tothe Concern tha, with interest secured by & deed of the Saloon is open to those desiring to while trust on the premises, hours in the mazy danos. _ je2d J ‘every description 0 fe MoGUIRE & CO, Auots. CRE a Wate of CONFECTIONERY always ready at city Pi By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HAnvsome NEW THREE-STORY BRICK HovUsE, WiTH TWO-STORY BACK BUILDING AXD Lot, in Kinne prices. os desiring the Gardens for Pie Nic pur 101 S SUBDIVISION OF >QtaRs No. 57i, Se TeGEer EOS kay STEER Decree tis SRORSDAT AE ee instant, isha. sell in front of the premises, at 60'clook Rs, Lot No 16 in Kibbey’s aubdivisionof Square No. 57, having a front of 29 feet on Second street D and E streets, and running por NALOSTAN RETREAT, On ANALosTan Istann, Opposite Georsetown and Washington = wide alley, with tae improve. The subscribers haying leased for a term of years | meuts, which are anew three story Brick House, ned with baok buiding, containing mine convenientiy this besutifui and yomastio spot, it for the accomi ation of mg oo the Stet of May, 1850. For ty of, scenery, delightful promenades, fiahing, &o., pe- Ferd is superior water, it is unsur} in the Jnron, ‘Tho House is largeazd commodioun, having beon entirsly renovated Ithasa large Dancing Saloon attached to the house, bes des Dining ant Bressing arranged rooms and bath room, closets wide o8 | through toe house, and @ good dry cellar under the back . Pavement and iron railing in tioned property is handsome- y improving neighborhood and go elevated position, and the sale will be weil worthy the attention of persons wishing to pur- chase a handrome residence. Rooms for b and gentiemen. In addition Terms: One-fonrth cach; balsnoe in 6 12, 18, and splendid Arbors detacned from the buildings. 24 months, for notes bearing mterest from ae or miles ndividuals wil) find ita e. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Tite © piace to pags the au mer, as every nitention will be guar proprietors. The strictest police wi'l be enforced, and politi al disc! prohibited The Larder will be found to contain all the deli- cAacies of the season at all times. _ Tho Far will be furnished with the choicest Liquors and Wines and the finest Segars. Societies, Sunday Schools, Clubs and Military Cui ies will find this the most desirabie resort metropolis for spending a pleasant aud or utable, a A. GREEN, Auet. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND Lor ar pe sk NINTH BT. weet.— By virtue of a deed of trast from Geo. H. Gates and wife, du-y roo: ded to the subsertt MOUWDAY, the inta day of o'clock p m., part of Lot 3, 1 lying in the city of Washington, meneing lor the -ame at the soathwest corner of Lot No. 3. aforesaid. acd running north oa the jine of Ninth street weat 45 feet. thence east 99 feel thence south 25 jeet, thence the place of beginving, bein ing ou the eat side of said street, and lying between P ard etreets north, with the improve- ments thereon, core sting of a two story Frame House with back building. Te-ms: (ne-third easn; balance in 6 and 12 months, purchaser tw give notes bearing interest from the day of sale. a deed given ana a di of trust taken. All conveyanoing at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with within three days from the day of sale the trustee reserves the rizht to I: the property on five dave’ public Do in¢ inthe Evening ptar, at the risk and cost of the defauiting Paraheeee AM ‘rustes, ES W. COOMBS, T: OREN ese. ildren unaccompanied by their parents or ardiane, will ba excluded from the groun is, Gunning and dogs prolubited. J” Boats will leave the ioot af High street, Georgetown. and G street, Washington, houriy, from # 0 clock a, m. ti'l 12 p. m , daily. Persons preferring @ pleasant wa k can reach the Isinnd via the Aqueduct. Wesolicit the public to judge for themselves, and feel assured of giving satisfaction. je '9-eotf JACOB W. POWER* & CO. part of Lot front- WANTS. ANTED—By a young married woman, a SIT- AION as wet nurse. Apply at 631 Mas- sachusetts av. 1 ANTED—By a indy residing a few mi the country, two or three Children to They will bo taken as young ax two years old. isara hinnce for those having xickly oht je2-sots FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other © For Salis ond Rent”? advertisements, sre first page } SURNISHED HOUSE FIRST WARD—Wil a crowded hotel or boarding-hense, as ths ton an! healthfa ness is not surpassed inthe = for Di beauty rt Address J Tuesday m ANTED-A WOMAN to take charge of a] F FOR RENT IN THE be rented for 3 monti small dairy; one who theroughiy understaads | Furnished House. The situation 18 eet. my a8, and will be willing to undertake other | the market ait. tho Toei a oe ae ree household and do-s not object to living | healthy and desirable in Washington. Water up int antry, mi ni immediate employment: | stairs and down. A first rate © will remain if with regniar wage application to MA eo. ry Terme very moderate. Apply at this of- dosired. fice. je2i 4* A SMALL FARM FOR SALE, between 7 and 8 miles from the city, containing 2 acres. more or loss, with about 8 acres of beautify, onk timber, ina heaithy neighlorivod. Title undixputed. For farther information inguire at No. $1 Louisiana avenue. between Sth and 10th «*s. je 2-3t* WM. E. ANDRE. i] AND FOR SALE —1 will sdimy Farm, con + taining about f innd. situated on what is nsuaily ku "s Lane,” between the boundary ty and Glenwood Cemetery. This Tand is woll situated for the residence of per- sons ‘ving business in the city. Upon it are several handsome building sites. { will sell itin whole or divide it to suit purchasers, on accommodating terins. Upon the farm is asmal but comfortable house, with stable and other out-honses. Those wishing to buy can, by calling on me (on the plice,) LOST AND FOUND. iain be mponk. JOST, 181 Penn. av AME, 20 3t MPLOYERS IN TOWN OR COUNTRY iad want of Servants, white or colored, male or fe- male, can procure them imm itely by applying at the Union Intelligence ani 86 Axency Office now open at No, 12 Louisiana avenue, between 444 and sth streets, near City Hall. je 20-3t™ L AN & CAMP. Proprietors. ANTED—To hav everybody know that they ell selectad Stock of NuSHING GOODS at the ; S LORE, . 460 Sev- enth si partment. ap6-3m Ww ED. ry ont SMITH, Seventh st., charges fair prices for his Goods. Go to SMITH'S, Seventh at., to get your HATS and CAPS. ap 6-3m. EIL LOST —$9 reward will be paid for the = Between 7and 8 acres of LAND, turn at No. 4 Pa. avenue, opposite the War on nuk Road. :7 b xt. at Department. Biack Thread Ky oe Veil lost ashinzton—a beautiful bui rell located for ® market carden Apply at! 3 Agency Bleck, corner Seventh and F at: ‘ah ington, je 19-1m* ‘OR REN T—The three-story-and basement BRICK HOUSE corner of Six:h s'reet west and F street north, one square from the Fatent ang ‘to ir June 20th, probably in the First je 22-3 * oa Wednes v 5 I OUND-—In front of my residence, northwest corner of Nineteenth and I sts., an oval moarn- ing BREA PIN, dated on the back 183. The loser may recover the same by applying MURRIS 8S. MI Re je 22-lw* City Post Offices—hemg one of the finest healthiest io- ation: the city Itis arranced WITRAYED OR STOLEN—From the commons | @ store and dwellis; © oven attached Siintis Seventh Werd-& sorrel batt tail Will Possession given HORSE, about 16 hands high; hind ankles cc, apply To GEN: J. wind-gailed. A liberai reward will be paid ther & Co. 399 for his delivery to the owner,on Virginia avenue, | Pa avenue. je between 6th and 7th ets. 1c T. ; OR RENT—A two-story FRAME DWELL- A022 St mt J.B. ABELL. | POR RENT A tro-stery FRAME DW Tard os’ A DRAFT for $3 upon the Sub Trens- | street, botween G and H «ts gerth, No. 295, Rent ury +f Now York, favor of Rubert Mallory or order, The finder wil receive the thanks owner My returning it to the Sergeant: House of Representatives FOUND=An By ASS, (xold frame.) w the owner can have b: 12 per mouth. For further particulars inquire WE TONES, crate stad ae eta *OR RENT—The HOUSE No. 286 north FP street, with or without furniture. Apply on the premixea. jele-iw* h and roving propert : m= Poser paying for this advortiqnment Apwiy'at tho Hank OR RENT—A very desirable new FRAME ware Store, 339 Pa avenue, opponite Brown's to F LYELLING HOUSE on © ssrece, between es Jo2)-St” |} yard: stabling ant ater convenient. TPAKEN UP—On 2ist inst. on Greenleaf Point, i A. DUVALL, Agent. a red and white BUFFALO COW je 18-1" ‘Tomperance Hail, E street. and yonng CALF, w th smal star in her oe forehead; 3 scollops im her left ear. The owner is requested to come forward, prove p: oper- ty, pay charges, and tyk - her a ca ‘CKETT FRANC je 2i-at* of Pn 5) REWAR}—xtrayed or stolen from the sub- soriber onthe 18th inst..a slim light AY HORSE, Sor y-arsold; three white Dow eet; the loft front foot black with whi spot near the hoof. Theabove reward will be given to any one returning him to me. ~ 2S. NAILOR, No. 280 New York av OR SALE OR RENT—The fou BRICK | Dati ao LL ra ee tween Second and Third, is offered fc one lon: cere yd for sont ta & good eS ate exchan: ‘or property situ! and Eleventh streets, or Dand H streets. Inquire of C, W. BOTELER, 31% Iron Hall je 13-eo2w corn by Mr. Bodisco, Russian Legation. is Hetwoon sth and Sth streets, | zivantheisbof June en souriey ~—h PERSONAL. FINERR Waste ton Tue te ADAME MORRICE, Tus Ongar As Country Residence of about atx sprees an the hens GIST AND DecTREss, ‘just from EBurope— le enth street road, a short * the toll highly pica and int tigant | ly can be gate, and adjoining the residences easre White on the Past, Presentand Future Events. Lewis. No. 205 Twenty nd street, between H and i, Washington, - je19 im* Sat Aces and ne ot hat imp of water at the ini fo 18 lw J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Ri - “OLD Ss a = COFFEE . 9 fact i i dcipbin, anor ay, shove ovlebrasea 0; French COFFEE POTS, COFFEE URNS, TEA TEA POTS, COPFER MULE. t TEA and COPFEE CANISTERS, FCRRNISAIRG MAGWaE Faag a cOoF- Hardware Importer, opp. irown’s Hotel. Ceased be 1 stems ek Oy. 293 nde. iy to a} er. OTe agp AUCTION SALExs. THIS APTERNOUN § TO-MORROW By J. ©. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioncers. AMILY ARRIAGE. HORSES. ah Lr NES a c Av Tron On BATURDA + MonNI 3, June 3d, ot \! ogink ie tuat of the etion Ke me: she a erriage and Set aan Durie Harness. Pair of Dark Bay Carriage Horses, about 6 han ts bien, kand and peut cant travellors. credit of si Torme A aed winety dare, for satisfactorily endorsed no! joule s.c * hanring inte, ost ___J. ©. MeGUIRE & OG., Avets— By ba & oy nar Sunes SEBO: AND KITCHEN ANtTUR 1s bas Serer at Avction. —n SATCRDAY MORXi} G, 23d inst : . We wil weil froat ¢f the Auotion vera! tavant of very good eas: ho! , the effects of s iy dechuing housekeepiug jany Sofa and Chairs, shosany, Side and Round Tavies, Sudeboer*, unger, Hig ow Post Baistonda. tat and Hock ene tes Es Warhetan 8, Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Stoves, &e Terms cash. “ad WALL & BARNARD, Auots. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. DMINISTRATOR’S SALE CF ENGRA ER's TooLs, Pas On SATURYAY MORNING. June 234, kein trant of th by order of the Ur ” Court— ‘Fig, Sen and Embossing Prees, ‘vanic y, Engraving Too #. and Silver Pintes. Sa! Blocks, Ww Counter, Frames, &o.. &o. : Twenty doliare and pacer onsh over that gum & credit of 6) aod # days, for satisfsctoruy en sed notes. bearing interest. By order of Administrator. ead AE MEG UIRE & CO, Arnot reaue, ‘ardrohes - Avotingenrs Teurere S4LE Nae Lt ENT FUR ene AND Riqronpp.s “FP RCTS. —On RA RDAY MORNING, Jun- BE 10 «"eleok, on floor of the Auctios Reone, oy ri-tee of a gt rant dated ey ma te ed re corded i J.A. io. nies one. opeiot land records for Washington counts, we home Gs octave mahogany enwe Piano ‘orte, out carved Parlor Suite, finished in hair o'nth, ‘bie. top Contre and So) dirs, Whatort, Fi + I Chairs, . 1 Cartains and Cornics, ‘Qnd three-ply Carpets, oth and Matting, jzome blue and ace enamelied Chamber ‘niture, with Mar! 5 Set y black and gold enamelied Chamber: rn with Marb.e tope. Ww: Chamber Furuiture, peter M: oy os — iw * any Droese; Single Walnut Wardrobes. Parte x curled hair Mattresses, istere Pillows. larkets, Comforts, Counterpanes. ‘ashstande, Granite Toilet » Shades. Walnut on Limiwg Table, Kefrigerator, Manse eds Sleeps. noliow Chat a + Slee or iT, hite rani Siar ‘Set? \aseware, ing and other Stoves, Wire Mafe. &o., ‘ogetner with the usual quantity of Kitchen Uten forme: @3 and under, cash; over that «nm ® credit of %,6%,and 99 days, fi factor dorsed notes, bearing imtzreet,” 7 trustees J.C. McGUIRE & CO. UBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM In ALEXANDRIA Covnry, Va..4 MILES PROM astixoton.— Un SATURDAY, th 5 198), at L2o°9logk jn front of the iss the city of Alexans Iwill sell, at ) Boren of situated as abe jardin died seizet. This innd highly improved, the loration is perfect!y healthy and scoeseibie t the three markets of Georgetown, Washington ad Alexandris, being 7 miles from the iatter city, by railroad, whieh passes through the pro Fg tee » It will are su tal An one tract or divided into paro-is to sit rohasers. P'Terme: One-tenth oash; bainnoe at 6.12, 18 and 24 months, with interest ction, BR in good o J. LOUIS KINZER, oMmMissioner By J.C. MoWUIRE & ReeLEENT AND NEA NITURE anp Hovsenotn ¢ rrects at Pre. iv Sarx.—On TUESDAY MOURNING, June dun, at geo »@t the recent residenos wo! the Kela ‘inister. corner of Thirteenth and D streets, we shall sell ail the Furniture and Household Effects. comprising— Suite of Crimson B-oontelie Covered Fur niture, consisting of two French a, tw Arm and four Side Chairs, Green and Gold Hroontelie nd Maroon Plath Cov eed Arm ( b-ire. Wiest ier Crim-on Damask Curtains, Cornice, nut Center and Caro Tables. Whatnot. Several exce ient Walnut Scoretsries and Book onsen. Writing Deeks, Tables ard Chaire, hree-ply and inerain Carpets. C siabras, Vases. China Spitta fo Sid board. Wal. te n Tabie, 12 French Dining Chairs, Mahoxany mots, ih Chins Du Set, guuet Soars, ‘reno! ogany Marble-top Dressing Bureaus, C is, Pisin Bureau Ash-tande, indow Shades. Curta: 5 airand Husk Matt over that sum a for eatisfaotoriiy endorsed notes, hearing interest. 3 jend J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Anots By WALL & BARNARD, Anctioneers XCE SNT AND NEARLY NEW CAR PENTER's SHor ON DMIRTFENTH BT. a7 Atx Tiox —On MONDAY AFTERNOON, U5th inet, &t 6 o’clook, we will sel). in tront of the prem: on Thirteenth tre t between land Kan sud e1ce..eut Carpenter's Shop, sul ject to arr! rent. Te-me: One third oxeh; balances in 6 and # days, or satisfacior y endorsed notes, bearing interest jeiad _WALL & BARNARD. Avots By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Avotioneers RUSTEE’S SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE Buitvine Lore, at Tue ey or Fimet ey WEST AND NORTH G sTREETS.—On FRIDAY AF_ TERNUOON, June 2th, at 60’clock. on the prem aes, by virtue of 8 deed of trust dated September ans ae recorded am liber J. A-&., No , ol is: fo! » one of the land records for ‘ashington county. in the District of — Leesan deeseimate ecm oxt + ‘Lot 27 \ronte 25 fect on’ Firat stect west, at the corner of | Dorth, and 3 7 3 t 4 i due in 6, 12 seoured by a derd of true sale should not be complied with in five af the trustee reserves "ths inne to resell at the risk Bnd expense of the d= ES ting irohaeer. sueshaues tec. pu . eal A a MA4YNARD'S CELEBRATED BREECH-LOADING RIFLES is Kear eae Pa ete Be A itatont pravonpeint sn as Sule Hon. A aa are ay a cies the . Ene., |, Md., anys: “If my Bee aaa Suk mete Sipe