Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY... ...... -..-...+« Jume 26, 1960, pul vorably upon the President's protest against the inquisition of the Covode Committee, the House of Kepresentatives The Intelligencer ts devoted to Congressional Proceedings and news. WASHINGTON Ni —— Brecxineipse axp Lane —Though the temper of the Douglasites, as manifested at Baltimore last week, betokened their disposition to work as much mischief to the Democratic sible, fortunately their power to that end is by no means commensurate with the spirit of revenge actuating them. Thus, they cannot subtract votes from Breckiaridge and Lane in any State otherwise sure for the Democratic ticket in November next, sufficient to endanger its success there. They may, possibly, give Maryland to Bell & Everett, and may compel the Democracy to make « vigor- ous canvass in Louisiana, owing to the fraction of votes they might otherwise subtract from the Democratic ticket there; while they may also cause Kentucky to cast a pluraiity vote for the Bell ticket. There their power for mischief in otherwise probably Democratic States will surely end AND GOSSIP. So far as the Middle and debatable Northwest- ern States are concerned, the Democratic ticket will doubtless run better there than any other that could have been nominated; the names of | Sbout7 o’clock. : eae both Breckinridge and Lane being towers of tot Strength {n all of them—Indiana, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Indeed, they were clearly se! lected to the end of strengthening the Democratic party’s cause in those particular States. So far os Iilinois is concerned, it is already clear that Lin- coln will beat Douglas there from six to ten thou- tand yotes—leaving him without the slimmest conceivable chance of obtaining a single electoral vote in the Presidential election. sane RE ANOTHER Protest FxoM Tur PREsipeNt.—in a » TBO, the House, yesterday, the Speaker laid before the Barometer at the Smithsonian at 7a.m., (cor- dody another message from the President of the | T@ited for temperature,) 30.2 United States, in relation to the action of the - ot Covode Investigating Committee, and reiterating | New Booxs.—We are indebted to the publish- his former protest on that subject. He refers to the failure of the committee to substrntiate any charge of improper conduct against him asa full justification of the views expressed in the former Protest. He comments at length on the character | professor of the Theory end Practice of Medicine of the testimony taken by the committee, charging the committee with prying unwarrantably into his private correspondence and his domestic af fairs, and permitting to be published every word of testimony which could by possibility tend to blacken his character. RY Reoxeanization.—The Vir- ginia delegates to the recent Convention at Balti- niore will, doubtless, at once call a new State Convention, to assemble at Richmond as early as the first Monday in August next, to the end of Personai. selecting electors and their assistants of various ---: A. B. Meek, Ala., and Hon. Chas. Ready, degrees, to serve instead of such of those chosen in May last as may be tinctured with Douglasisin tm a greater or less degree. delegaticus from all the Democratic and debatable States will do likewise; as well assome Demo- eratic-party authority in New York, wherein a Breckinridge and lane ticket will scccive per haps 100,000 votes in November, despite the truc- ulence, mendacity and treachery which marked the course of the bare majority of the New York delegation to Charleston and Baltimore, from the Moment the original Convention assembled. We | river had been attacked Eave little faith in Wood and his followers, who | Killed. | Nothing furtber had been heard of Col. will desert to Douglas, if fancying that they wilt | #*¢* # beable to prevent the city’s commercial interest from co-operating with the National Democratic ainst foreign intercourse was spreading to an party—an utter impossibility, however. Sine We fancy that the Tue Granp Serenave to Messrs. Breck: and Lane, in this city, The citizens of the District and the representa- dortinig hers Golan ae tives of the nation at large, here assembled, seemed | the coat of the Government train to P! to be present en masse, and the entire elty ap- | 2mounted to $11,000, the items being as follow: peared to be given up to music and banners, and Transportation across the isthmus, 000; enter. the wild buzzas of an ecstatic People. Never have we seen more Spontaneous and en- | charter of steamboat, Government trains, &., thusiastic popular tribute paid to deserving worth than was accorded to these distinguished states- men, last night, on the occasion of the ratification of their nomination, by the National Democracy of the Metropolis. The Breckinridge and Lane ticket the one to which the national Popular heart fully House, for the want of time. the m ne meg ies ont shane phere nerd of accident, that the lady believed ber Sire business of the department. Some of the more important provided that n transmitted through the m: atreduced rates; that there shou! Postage of ten cents on overland letters; that a uniform rate of ten cents should be fixed upon letters to foreign countries with whom we bave ng postage on ship letters; maps, engravings, litho- graphs, photographs, envelopes, cards, and pack- ings. There isuo authority of law for paying for the arrearages of the Call- fornia mails by the isthmus of Panama other than what accrues from postages. fatled of getting an appropriation of some three thousand dollars for last year’s service. > ees eases Tux Aquepuct Arrrorxiation —In the House, yesterday, the Speaker laid before the message from the President of the United States, announcing that he had si, Pristion bill, but protesting earnestly against the Proviso to the appropriation therein for the Wash- aqueduct, which abolishes the ottice of ewspa| sh aed stellen something worse id be a uniform Postal treaties; regulati reducing postage on ages of seeds and cutti Vanderbilt has igned the Civil Appro- y Capt. Meigs. The President denies the rigbt of Cougress to interfere : ‘with the clear right of the President to command the Army and Navy, but construes the act as ouly opinion on the part of Congress that Capt. Meigs would be the best man to do the an expression of of the President, they have duties in interfering with Arm: ——_-—____ Tux Post Orvice Der Savev—in the House, YY appointments. weimncy Bite Just | may be made It is not supposed that the Senate will remain fn session more than three days. The Bcd Eastern, Mexican, Nicaragua, and Honduras treaties are ae the chief subjects of consideration. peroneal Resotvrios or THanxs —In the Senate yester- day, one of the members in the chair, Mr. Pearce offered the following resol : Resolved, That the thanks of the Senateare due Breckinridge, for the courteous, dignii and ie peruible and arduous duties of presldiag.offt cer of this body during the present session; unan- imously adopted. v 6 Tux Vice Parssipescy wit Jupcs Dovctas. Gov. Fitzpatrick having declined the Baltimore nomination on the Douglas ticket, Gov. Herschel V. Johnson, of Georgia, has been nominated by the Executive Committee, and being present as a guest at the National Hotel, has accepted the nomination. Ae MecaanicaL Arpotntmant To Jarax.—Jobn Dudley, Esq., for many years one of the head workmen of the Washington Arsenal, bas been appointed by the Government to go to Japan with the returning Embassy, and superintend the put- ting up the various articles of machinery pre- sented by the United States and her citizens. oe Tus Succession to Junck Danizt.—We un- derstand that no nomination of a Justice of the Supreme Court in place of Justice Daniel, de- ceased, is to be made at present. armenia ahaa Tar Wxratner.—The following report of the weather for the morning is made from the Amer- lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith- sonian Institution. The time of observation is clear, pleasant. ielear; wind NE New Orleans, La. at noon, 30,275. ‘hermometer at 7 a. m., 60° 2°. swoe- ers, Harper & Brothers, Franklin Square, New York, for sending us (through Taylor & Maury) a copy of “Natural History, for the use of schools and families, by Worthington Hooker, M. D.,”’ in Yale College, author of ‘Human Philosophy,’ &c , with nearly 300 engravings,’’—a very clever elementary werk, indeed. Also, “Three Clerks,” a novel, by Anthony Trollope, who, as we remarked not long since, is He denounces the whole | 4 far more agreeable and entertaining writer than course of the investigation ag utterly unwarranted, illegal, and unconstitutional; as never paralleled Also, ‘Right at Last, and Other Tales,” by in the past history of civilized nations, not even by the notorious ‘‘Star Chamber” itself; and as | and South,’ &c.,&c.; a reprint (with Charles Affording a precedent of the most dangerous] Dickens’ permission) of some of the most popular character. While solemnly protesting, therefore, | tales that have recently appeared in “Household against this unprecedented and unconstitutional | Words” and ‘All the Year Round.’’ proceeding, be had not the slightest objection to] T..B. Peterson, of Philadelphia, sends us the investigation of the committee of which Mr Hoard is chairman, which investigation was in- stituted and conducted upon different principles After discussion on the disposition to be made Mr. Shillington sends us a copy of the Atlantic of the message, it was finally referred, on motion Monthly, now perhaps the most critical as well of Mr. Stanton, to a select committee of five Messrs. Stanton. Curry, Adams of Mass > Sedg-] of its class wick, and Pryor were appointed to constitute From the different city dealers we have on our such committee. bis mother was in her palmiest days. Mrs. Gaskell, author of ‘‘Mary Barton,” ‘‘North through Mr. Shillington, bookseller, ‘The Rebel and the Rover,”’ by Harry Hazel,author of various similar publications, complete in one volume. aserudite and agreeable American publication book table copies of the July number of Harpers’ sprightly and entertaining Monthly; and from Mr. Shillington also a copy of the indispensable Godey’s Lady’s Book for next month—July, 1560; for all which we return our acknowledgments, Tenn., are at Browus’ ~--+Uapt. Schroeder, J. Vozdes, and J.C. Ives, U.S. A., Gov. H. H. Sibley, Minn., Col. 8 Colt, Coun., and Hon. H. E. Stoughton, Vt, are at Willards’ From Catironyia —The overland mail of the 4th instant has arrived at Springtield, Mo. The indians of Utah and a portion af the Oleguu tiles have entered into a combi warfare against the white settlers of the Sierra Nevada. A portion of the agents and the stock of the pony express reach- ed Carson Valley on the second and two expresses are now overdue. A m tg party at Walker's three of the miners 8. More volunteer organizations were preparing to take the field Later advices from Japan state that the feeling ming degree. The rebellion had extended to near J ido, aud a Prince had been killed. The inridge foreign vessel had been notitied to prepare to Pro- last evening, was one of fect themselves, as the government doubted {ts the largest and most effective demonstrations of ip ERT eer the kind that has ever taken place in the National re rikg indelphia Ledger learns from rell- ability to do it able authority, that the cost of se oe! the Japs. ton and en- tertaining them during twenty-six devs’ ste and Bilade hia, tainment at Washington during twenty-six days: stay, including hack hire, wines, &c., $7,400; 35,600. The cost ofentertai Philadelpbia, for seven di will, it is sald, amount to $12,000, being $5,000 more than the appropriation, and over 37,000 more than during their whole stay in Washington. ng the Japanese in saeeeee ee tiene, is evidently The Lyous Republican {s informed that a girl living in a certain family not a hundred wiles from Lyons, recently shut a cat in the oven of a cook stove, made up a great fire, and left the Poor animal to roast to death. The blackened eee Tux Post Rovursz Bit failed yesterday in the | remains of the cat were discovered by the lady of It was made up for | the house, afew hours afterwards, but the girl protested so strongly that its death was the result rds confessed that she cuused its death in the iuburmau manner related above. Such a girl isa promising candidate for the State Prison’ or —<$—______.. SraLpine’s Preparey Give is designed for repairing furniture in all cases where cabinet makers’ glue is used. Itis excellent for mending books, refastening the loosened leaves and covers quickly and firmly. it is put up ina bottle or peas gloe-pot, with a brush, and will become in- ispeusable to the housekeeper.—New York Er. ammer, June 22. COLUMBIAN COL The Com mencement Exercises for the graduntion of s will inke placeat the First Bapsiat hirteenuth st, on WE ESDAY, the 2th instant, at 1 o'clock a.m. ‘The are spectiully juvited toatient Mee FS f THE ADDRESS BEFORE THE ALUM. Ri Association of Columbian College will be e gehtvered by Res't Ourp, Esq .of Washington, o1 TUESDAY :Ju_ 0 6th, at tie Baptist Cousehe is st, atSo'clock p m. ‘The public nvited to a tend. A meeting of the Alumni held Session Room of the Church, on June 28th, o'clock p. m. je 2t* J.W. H. LOVEJOY, Sec. 1m WORD TO THE WISE—A good fitis desired and a nice article wanted and for your benefit I will teil ou that the People’s Cloth- ing Store, No. 460 Seventh street, is th place where a good fit and a good article can be bought at “N. 8. tust received nad of & + B.—Just received a seco rin ‘ummer Clothing, Hats and masa ‘H's, see Seventh street, opposite the Post Office. gp 454 SEVENTH STREET. MEMBER - henne cen Ba rere at home, and se. OND'S stock of FANCY NOTIONS noo POY ane ‘OR SALE—A f blooded sor- rel HORSES. Inquire atNe. we. va 86 Dum- . st , Georgeto at ¥ re mile vats hall Rorth o Genesee” be a a je P. A. BOWEN. ———-__________P. A. BOWEN. er? PHILADELPHIA.—Tho steamer ©. C navel. ta wil el fe cae on Lh a’ freight to HY. ek A VI DSO} wows ae Water st, Gourtetevn, A SPECIAL NOTICE. UL Per: Re bted to = ‘sons ce me are. 4 lly pad for surplus city or other. *_ R. BUCHLY, fone” “Ua Seca nahene Feretare, SELLING OFF, kop BLACK LACE MA. &, 4 > ee Oe EO ek sILx wanrtuan Fie Li os prices in te fedens + adies may ex bar will oa!) "| EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &. —Few Nights More HI with s grand and gwful sosne of & mmenoe at 3. Cards of adm OK onetRN HOLLAND CLUB! ST GRA} 1¢ of this Club will take ataR NG on THURS- Sime-aath fm yon of evacuation of Italy by the F: It was stated that fresh bands of insu: the frontier of the Roman Lamoriciere had sent additional troops there. The Austrian government had resolved increasing, the effective enetia, and a c MR. W.H. PALMER'S & Entertainment, (Previous to His Departure For Evrors,) At WILLARDS’ HALL, On TUESDAY EVENING, June %, nent Artistes, including ), TH GREAT VIOLONCELLIST. of the second Py cavairy is also to APPOINTMENTS BY THE PaEsipentT—By and with the Advice and Consent of the Senate —Francis G. Baldwin, of Mississip Land Office at Colum! inted. George B. Graff, of Nebraska Territory Agent for the Indians of the Omaha Agency, vice Wa. E. Moore, resigned. W. Ivory, of Nebraska Territory, to at Dakota, Nebraska B. Graff, resigned. . M. Van Cleave, of Weshington Terri- tory, to be Receiver of Public Moneysat O1 Washington Territory, to take effect from of Angust, 1960, vice Selucius Garfield, term ex- ired. Chas. S. Benton, of Wisconsin. of the Land Oiffice at La Crosse, V Benjamin Davi tendent of Indian A vice Jacob Forney, removed Officers of the Customs—Collector —Jas. A. Wat- son, Monterey, Culifornia, reappointed, B. Norman, New Albany, isted by HERR AHREND t the terminati if the Concert, ae Won, PALATE ‘tical character of to be Register of the The wonderful invention known as the GREAT SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY, Which in concert room is probably wore interest- ing than is its performance in a theater. be Receiver of Public Mone; Tickets (50 cents enc! Territory, vice Geor; yey be. re “His and W. essrs Philp & Solomons’ Bookstore,where programmes may be obtained. GpREEN SPRING ‘oundry and only half a mile by var the Old Tron - [and From the Omnibus Stand in Georgetown, isconsin, reap- Geo, > = of Washington and of Missouri, to be Sy 18 prema) seek, on the airs for the Territory of Utah, other visitors. out the dar. There loon for dancing, with dressing room shady walks and seats th: ai tier. Clubs and Social Parties on Wilion by giving the and a constant shade through: i Surveyors. —Jobhn 1s, Sue obtain this del peng three days notice. is are serv: te ished at city pri "Oimoers will attend stl urns, Jacksonville, North Cerolina, pointed. Ifred W. Lamb, Hannibal, Missouri, reap- Marblehead, Massachusetts, vice ed at ell hours, and Refresh- i ‘times for the preserva tion of good order, ard no pains wiil be spared to give satisfacts Walter G. Lane, jr Fast River, Virginia, vice John Bohannon, jr., decesi Naval Oficer —Sampson B. Lord, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, reappo! Appraiser General —William P. Willlama, of Louisiana, vice John Claiborne, declined. Alex P. Wilbar, of New Mexico, to be Sur- veyor General of New Mexico, vice Wim. Pel- ham, resigned Matthew Keller, of California, to be Register of the Land Office at Los Angeles, California, vice W_ HL. Harvey. to ail tors. JOse ha ERRMANN TROUT. EE CONCERTS! OEFFLER, New York avenue, be- tiveem Ast and 2d streets, would res) is Pavilion, commencing at 5 o’clock 10p.m. Previous to the Concert, to those desiring to while eat are ‘always read n_18 Opt few boars tat of CONFECTIONERY alw: s desiring the Gardens for Pic Nic pur to give aday or two notios, of Minnesota, to be Register of the Land Office at Otter Tail City, Minnesota, vice George B. Clitherall, resigned. NAYY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1561, Navy DerartTMent, _ Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, WANTS. ANTED—A GIRL, for work, at 347 Pa avenue. ANTED—A COLORE Seavep ProrosaLs. endorsed “Proposals jor Beef,’ and*roposais for Pork,’’ as the case may this office until ¥0’clook a. m., on Wednesday, the ist day of August next, for furnishing and deiivering, free of ail cost and risk to the United Staten, at t:elollowing Ni At Charlestown, Ma: house and itapee t be. will be received D WAITER, at i ANTED—At No. 403 Thirteenth street, a K and WASHER, for a f+mily of three persons. ia te woman need app'y. arespectable young woman, a N as seamstress. ection to go traveling as nurse, ease aldress Box 11, in t 550 5,000 One-half of said Beef and Pork must be delivered at each of the above named yards, respective! the Ist day of April, 1a6 . the letday of June, 1861, uniess earlier deliveries shou d be required by thechief of tis bureau, Pay- ment tu be made within thirty Uays after delivery. fy prices separately aud r the Reef and for the Pork, and for each of the places of delivery, cover- Snd the remaining hi dressmaking. R ference give: VEGETABLE GARD capable of attending to g ors in all its varios branches, desires @ Situation Well recommended, Please address L_W . Star Office, ANTED —To have ev: can find a Fine CLOTHING and 23 CLO distinctly in sep: n houses and flow- ‘Bes. weil-fattened cattle, day of Uctober, 1850, and the Istday ef Jauuary 1861, and weighing not jess than six hundred pounds, net weight.each Th rande of the hind quarters, and the shins jer-clods, the shoulders oF mutton and eude of sticking pieces, and at least twelve ponnds of each fore quarter,or the parts marked Nos. 1,2, 3, 4, and 5. on the drawing or de- lineation of the fore and hind qnarters ofan ox, whica will be attach-d to and form a part of the contract, must be wholly excluded from each bar- rei; all the other stead of bem cu jet be fi between the Ist ary body know ell sel FI if G GOODS at the N Sev. posite Post Office Department. apé6-3m ery one to know that SMITH. argos fair prices for his Goods, venti Ha to get your HATS ap 6-Sm from the neck ¢ sls vi Seventh st., o! Go to SMITH’S, with a cleaver. must be cut through with a saw and knife, toxive the meat a square, neat, and smooth appearance, in preers of not less than eight pounds, nor more than twelve LOST AND FOUND. @o KEWARD-st te COWSand CALVES, with ropes on them. The above reward will be given toany one that delivers them to m trayed or stolen from the mon- in the 25th instant, two Pork ‘must be packed from corn fed, wel’ ntered between the firstday of the first day of Jai and weighing not less than two hundred ne heads, joles, n-oks, she ps, lard, aud all refuse 143i SLA pounds nor more 20. M. NICHOLS, 165 Fourteenth st., between P and Qa St vd a eo HR oh 5 iia 3) Ibs. each—one white ear sit, and bothears « each, exciuding t $3 RASA least one statute bushel of Purk’s-leiaod, lels of Key West solsr, Onondaca solar, or st. « be’s sal; nae ie pect nas hei a panes of fine veriz’ sxilpetre ea! barrel, exo: 7 pi be made from fres!t Ww ‘necting salt wil make it, aud must be ps The above reward wi'l be ewen to any one returning ther 474 E to CATHARINE C. sH t., between 6th andf7th Pasa ater as strong ax Sriectiy bright and in full 200 pounds net and no exoess of weight in Tho barrels must be entirely new, and be made of heart of white oak stave ‘he staves to be not less than five-e; thick, ant the headings not |4ss than irths of an inch thick; they must ba three, fourths hooped over, ino! adin the best white oak or hickory rel must have on it four tron hoo} acd a half inob in widtn on each and an eighth ioeh in width on each chim, and each to be one-sixteexth of an inch thick. Bach barrel must be of the internal ca, two gallons.and the tron hoops must b vr c bach barrel aut be may ba, with thec -ntractor' when packed, aod weight; and shal! on the bung stave with the letter B. or P ud gold mourning BOSOM PIN, 4 with braid d hair, betweer the corner of F and lth, hrough 1th, to the Church of Ascension, on The finder wiil be rewarded by calling at'No ter’s Building. Each barrel must contai: weight of beef or pork, either article will the best seasoned c please come forward, prove prup charges aud take hei : the from nnoaetces | charges aud take her'away. JAMES SU Ovps, Bad ean t On F st,. between loth wod Ht AYED OR STOLE small SORREL MAR tail; ¢prung in her front kr returning her to me, corner of Four-and a- half street and Maryland avenue, Island, will be M. BOWLING. OUND-—In front of my residence, northwest corner of Nineteenth and I sts, ing BREASIPIN, dated on t oon ey, recover the same by apply _ PERSONAL. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN } med and took a ilze, and one of &n oval mourn- and Pork will, unless otherwise direct- Chip of this Bureau, be fficera at the respsctive Navy id uy some “eworn inspector cf salted 8," who wili be seiseted commanding officers; spection must be pai Oo must iikewies have the barri inspected hy the by the respective silk umnbrelia from the subse od nue, knowing that it was not the o: ified that the right owner has called therefore, if she wishes to save trou- DANTEL PIERCE. ADAME MORRICE, Tux Great Astroto- 88, t x n— Tri highly gift and tatell Sat iady oma be toasuieal No. 205 Twenty -second street, between inspection and at their own expeuse in @ eur equal t the contract wi and twenty per centum in addition will fromthe amount o mads, as collateral security for the du erfurmance of the resp-ctive contracts. y bs paid until the ovntracts are with tn ail respects; and is to be forfeit -d ted States in the event of failure to com iveries within the preseribed period. jure on the part of the contractor to or any of the beet bre pork abo rovided , the contractor nited States as liquida’ in case of the actual deli Ep eoees actual deli damages b: oi rom time fo, time ee thi eo” Pastpent vill gent laly oan be consulted Feutnre Events, Call at NOTHER Lot of superior Nails made from hammered iron, just -eceived and fe 339 Pa. av., 0 for sale low by . Brown's Hotel. W nl A CARD. E Respectfu ly notufy our customers that their pective accounts will mad delivery by ‘the 28th instant, and trust that they will be prepared t» » on or about the Ist of July, WM it. R acoiuc. Payment will ‘satthe perivds above we co: fidently ettle the same 'LEY & BRO., ‘Centra! Stores,” aud 8th st ects, asite Center Market. after and inspected and received, and ohis fe 3 | have heen pr-sented to vely, duly approved by ta Be Yarde, acco: the Navy Agents, oi the respective terme of the contract The parts of beef to beexcluded the engraving to be Persons interested ci cation to this office. wi.l be particularly attached to the con- obtain them on appli DECORATIONS. WINDOW sH will find at No. 4 Persons needing PERHANGINGS ood assortment of GOLD-BAN none others) will be forthwi 88 practicable a contract wi f @Xeoutlon, which contract transmitted to them will be seld'to caxh or punctual cu: A few remnants oF low -psoen Glazed an or tian the usual price: lence and ‘onage, will co i KRITER: me 8 doors above Odd Fello Beos roan DEGs Leave to in ficient to hich willbe sold'a fourtivless t an of will have their: additional favo: the sixth asotto: making appropr vations foe the ne’ al Vth of Aurunt, 1046) bya writion 1846-47, Bpprovi ise, y one Or mole res] nsuinption and any other Lung, . urgent engagements elsew! ti suarantee er not take place until W: e Sia'en District A Re pepe ot ied by such guarantee, ug store, corner of ext Lf p k Sam’. L. ‘Atte’s Drug and calling at our GOOD TOP BUGGY. Price Ninety-five Dollars, KELEHER & PYWELL. ae Cc RD Lm will ‘onsbie us" to THR Lapin MIT ERT. ome nt JUN to 1D SS gg Doel 3 —_ chartored ime re C i @ themse) Spa eo org otras os toroeeee ‘ kets So cents, admi ting » and In- "Coaches will leave the corner of I. and 8th sts, at 9 o'clock a. m.and | o’cleck p. m., and tre corner of Pa avenue and 7th st. at 9 o%elock a. m,and ron hoarly ren the dai ty my Gg ps wut at it. .. The Puxixe C Rave’ Morgan © Rilnabardt’s Whaet, foot of G sty avery | hour during the das. e. e ne. jee WM. H MOSELEY, See. GRAND FOURTH 1P JULY EXCURSION Piney Point, Point Look-Out, Norfolk, and Portsmouth. Fine, Safe and Commodious Steamer BAL- fauied and ») thes sub- stantis! manner jesiy — oll, wal is da of July, with an excursion te the above-named Lig hi esday ‘the he ateamer Baltimore will leave her berth foot of6th street on TUESDA * , 31 of July, at 7 o’alook p. ., arriving at Old Point early next morning, then proceed to Norfolk and Portsmouth, where she will remain moti] 3p of the 4th etu tng she will touch at Old Point to ena! pas- sengers to witness the grand lay of F orks, after which she will leave and crive at Warhing- d Nov ‘o Pin ‘o Point Look! pia Old Point, Norfolk ‘ortsmouth x The Baltimore will commer oe ber regular on Monday, 8th of July, leaving Waahi: Mondays and Thursdays, and Norfolk days and Fridays. For farther 1: formatio: ply on board to Capt. Cha-lan E. Mitohel',or at the ee 778 Se Por erent ,» corner of 6th street, undur t ation otel. £ GEO.E MATTINGLY, General Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Co. je 2% dtjus (intel and Alex. Gazette | TE BIg Nic OF GRACE CHURCH SUN- DAY SCHOOL take place at ARLINGTON FRIDAY NEXT, Jane. ‘The safeand com- mcdious steam barge FLyinc CLoup has been en~ aged, and will make the following trips during the fas. foltowing the channel of the rive 18 wharf foot « « Island, at 83 a. an art: m., and the e 1. footof Lith st., at It e the Spring every alter: ate m. P m., stopping e trip atthe first-named wi returning will | hour until 10 p.m. Withers’ full brass band has been engaged for the day. "Tickets (including boat fare) 25 eents ; cinidren 10 cents; to be had at Mr_ Robinson's and Kulinski & Co.'s Jewelry Stores, Pa. avenue, or of any of the teachers of the schoo! aud members of the con grecation. The day having been changed since the tickets were printed tickets with Wednesday 27th,on them are perf-ctly good for Friday, 29th, je 25 at NOTE UNION FIRE COMPA an EXCURSION TO GLYM on MONDAY, Jaly | i a nent. order of je 18 &eodw THE COMMITTEE y intend giving [ For other “For Sale and Rent”? advertisements, see first page } FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS—Lodz- ing Rooms and Parlors—on moderate terms, at 512 Twelfth st , next door but onete the Kirkwoed House. je Bs St" T° pRE me SUMMER f APARTMENTS, at Lafayette House, occu- pied lately by members of Congress, No. 233 F corner of 1th, je 25 3t* OR RENT—A new BRICK DWELLING- HOUSE, four-stories with back building, ritu- eenth street. between L and Massa- ue. The above house furnished with morble mantels and grates, bath and fix- tures for Potomac water. Also,a three-story and attic Brick Dwelling, situated on H street, between 13th and lath streets, north side. Inquire at WM, P. SHEDD'S Fancy Store, No, 502 Eleventh street. je 35-st* Fok RENT-—A comfortable DWELLING eli- gibly situated, being inthe v cinity of Patent Office. Tt is a three. vate on Eighth «1 st, between G a fOR SALE OR RENT—A comfortable and convenient two- stor: d-basement BRICK DWELLING-HUUSE, 442, situated on D ttreet north, rext to the corner of Third st. west. Apply to CHAS. BRADLEY, Patriotic Back. Je 23 6t Fro SALE—Between7and @ acres of LAND, {pare wood.) on the Plank Road.:7 h st. )about 4 miles from Washington—a beautiful building site, or well located fora market garden Apply at Ne 3 Acency Block. cérner Seventh and F sts., Wash ton. je i9-1au* Fh, REN The three-story-andi-hasement BRICK HOUSE corner of Six h « reet west and F street north, one square from the Patent and City Post Offices—being one of the finest and healthiest lo-ations in the city a store and dwelling; has a bak Will suit a baker or confectioner, on the lth inst. For terms, &e -apply to SEUPPERLE, at Jackson, Brother & Pa avenue. FOR BENT~A two-story FRAME DWELL- ING, with kitchen and wood shed, on Third atrost, between G and H sts north, No. 2935, Rent chusetts a ory, with back-butlding, sit- O04. Apply to 321 Fichth je23 st* Y $12 per month. For further particu'ars inquire of W.S. JONES, corner of 31 and H sts je 19-7t* COMFORTABLE ROOMS, with or without Board, can be obtained, on moderate terms. at 456 E st., between Sth and 6th, Table Boarders accommodated with good Board, je 16 2w* Fok RENT—Tywo beautiful new BRICK HOUS+r 3S, on Eighth st eet west, between M and N streets north, west_ side, Apply to MARY C. HAISLIP, No, 351 Ninta street west, or Dr. KEASBEY, No. 332 Pa. avenue, between oth and lth streets. ic 12 Sw? THE EE FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE, with their Lots. “They will be sold on easy terme. he houses are near the new Gas-Works, and are neat homes for the working ma&a. First’ payment small, aud the balance in oneand two years, with interest. Apply to GILBERT CAMERON, butid er. je law AS PRIVATE SALE—Dex rable Lands ¢ & Montsomery County, Nd —l am authorized to dispose of at privare sale, jn lo’s to suit, a t act containing 1u3 acres. f coud land, situated o1 C.* O. Canai, 8 miles f-om G entire length-and divided by the Washi: aqueduct. It has two landings ; a warehouse, xtore- house, and other buik ings; well wooded and watered ; with a county road Al & tract cont.iping and watered. Title perf-ct. to THOS. DOWLING, Auction Connussion Merchi Georgetown. je 1-e02w FOR RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE, on the tet of July next. Apply to DA WATTER: on aly a $4 : STON, No. 464 Second street east, of 520. Seva enth street west. je 7-e0lm* poe ln SS ‘OR RENT—Three first-class and recent! eu HOUSES tear tere tice oe ey somely finished, and having ail the modern improve- ments, suc water, cas, &c..in one of the ver nest locations in the city—on the corner of Third street and Missouri avenue, and opposite the Capi- tol grounds Any one wishing to rent a fine dwell- ing will find this @ favorable ¢y sire to rent them inumedistely. hed will fow. “Inquire of P. W. BROWNIN STA BRISK ROUSE ote passage with good cellar. The "inquire of GEO. T. LANGLEY, om is, FReahictea etn Cad bone x's corner and H sts.; and one on be- 18th inquire of JAMES W street, between Lith and 12th, N& ma 3)-tf Pnavaen wa par ae ad.ng to Rockville, acres. well wooded ri Apply wrder, next door tothe mae ————oooo So Sain = SB | Wapprox, 8,300 ee SHES JACKSON, . PLASTERERS, Pexna. AUCTION SALES. EH For other Auction Sates, sre first page iy A GREBN Auctioneer, B OUSEHOLD ANv BITS EN Frees: at Avction.—Un t 1 U#=DAY th: 2 bin —— mre of @ ems deo ng sekeeping No 589 M. > tween 6th end tr» etraets StS o'clock 8. m., 8m cxociient as sortment « tre, wiz: fetes: taser sand Louncer. Brdrobes sod Bureaus, Redstend+ and Bedding. Sipe, Mating 9 oe we ae at Kitchen Requis tes jew A_GREEN, Av-t By J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Avotioneers. Prat SALE OF RIBBONS, TR Goons, &c, Ac. AURADAY MONT SO June wth tone om tine yy wnt! whole stock we le Selocks we snail cell. a the wore Senter et apace, a large lot of Paxos Ar - . MoGUIRE & CO,. Avete. THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW By J. C. MoGUIRK & CO , Auctioneers. Cisse 'G OUT SALE OF LIQUORS. Crear Vo Famity Grocery SURI oan, Sams SOS rotock. iat the store 0 . A. Voss brq., corner: enn. 8% ‘and Tenth street, ‘sell the re Ge yh be. & Co.’ igne tte Brandy Ola Neotar’ Cathaeoods Monongahela, John Gray's, and Gibson's Whiskies, in wood an! 4 ; Madeira and Malaga Wines, Bachan Betas gnang Maines Ws About 300 Cigar of various brands, Fence ers interest. __ 45 _C. MeGUIRE. & 70.. Ante By A. GREEN, Aw eer. ARGEAND ATTRACTIVE SALEOF DRY Ds AT Avction —I shal’ commence on WEDNESDAY, the 27th inet., at 10 o'clock a.m. and continue daily until all is sod, at 323 Penn. avenue, south s de. between streets, t» soll the entire stock of Drs aes — Cloths. Cassimers, Vestings, Tasha Papen ties toad wi rey Goode, 6 and Silt Robes lesched and Brown Shectings and Shirtings, Ineh Linens, Rmbroidernes Homieres, ~— Mantilias, nderehirts and Drawers, Lines om Shirts, Linen Shirt Fronts. And many other Goods too namerons to mention As the building is to ve taken down the entire that smount a credit of wed Oo GOVERNMENT SALE NW EDNESDAY, June 7th, at 12) st the Wash ngtor iy Verd.c" Pabi'c aotnen’ of the fo:lowi ticles, viz 8 Iron Cylinder Bo:lors. zi feet 6i1eches jen inches diameter; i‘ ylinder Bo ler, .8 fe t ‘one, 2 inches diameter, with two 15 inches retur: flucs, | Waron Boiler, 12 feet lonr, 5icet 5inohs hich ald de; Steam Dome, 2 fort by 2 feet an Mu return fluce; | High Pressure Steen E\ gine (horizontal) Cylinders, 9 inches ad 3 foo stroke—the engine is al] compicie xoept fly wher Cast Pumps. cylinders 2 feet diam: tor ant Punching Machine, for puneiiva ti for shearing botler p at=, Doors; 1 fae rntow Sad Derr Pence viking U ten Suigpes of Boilers, Fish Kettles, Tin Ki'cr Gru — C5 2 ol Sto ves; 4 oid Corkins aoe ros ares: 31 Waist Caprtan 12 taeda: 2 Biae Cioth ‘Round Jackets; | Bloe c ‘on Jacket; | pair Bius Co h Trowsers; | pair anne! Jampers; 2 pair a Overshirty; | pair ianne! Undersbirts; ¥ pair Blae Flannol D's ere 16 yards Sample Blue Fianne!; 2 Liner Shirts. | ankets; Py loth Cap; 1 \e Canvas ok: 1 sam, jue Nankin; | sample Blue Cioth jor = ty pe 1 eampie Bine Cloth for pea iacke Leamp) for shces: 1 Stocking; (1 meer Keele Buttons ‘small Eagle Buttons; 92 poun's Applies. 8] ia ie. AM FLINN, Na ent wit _«A BREER SR uct FUTURE DAYS. By J. C. MoGUIRE & UO. Auctioneers. DESIRABLE TWO-STORY AND BASE MENT Brick ery = on - EET W, Noxon THORSDAY AFTER Zth, at 6 o'c'ock,on the premiars, we shal +e House No. 426, with the situated on Ninth street west. between Gand H streets north. The Lot oe se de inch: Niath str.et, run ning The i it two-story eaetenne peslor. dis roo! ir chambers Kiteben, with eas throu: out, and every part of the premires in first sate der. Tit'e perfect. Terms: One fourth oash ; the residue in &, 12nd and 18 months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises jo2-d 3, C. MeGUIRE & CO, Anots, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Hi4nveoue NEW THREE-STORY BRICK Housk. w TWO-STORY BACK BUILDING AN Lot, us Kip SUBDIVISION OF TQUARE 1 aT Avction—On THURSDAY. the wth instan I shai: sell in front ot the promises, at 6 o'clock Lot No. 16 in Kibbey’s subdivision of Square Kio. STi, having 8 front of 20 feet on Second street West, between north ) and E streets, and rann’n< back 12) feet to a wide alley, with the improve ments, whioh sre anew three story Brick Houses, with beck building, containing nine convement't Srranged rooms aud beth room, closets and wide ba’l through the house anda gocd dry cellar uncer the back builcing Pavement au° iron rai‘ing in front The above mentioned property 1s handsome AMPTOVINE neIghdorhoot, aud tie save iil be weil persous wishing to par chase a hondsome residence. Terms: One-fourth carh; balance in § 12, 2¢ months, for noter neering satereet from «: sale, A deed given an¢ a deed of trust taken, Ti ° indigpurabie. jena A. GREEN, Auct. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE BuiLvine Lote TERNoU yg one 6 ~ sap 4 th NUON, Jane 2th, at 6 o'clock, on the prem ises, by virtue ofa deed of trust dated Septemtrer Jet, 1958, and duly recorded im liber J. A-S., No. Iss, [olive 435, cto, one of the lard jeoorda Tor Washington county,in the District of «‘olumbin, I shall soil tots numbered 27. 28,29, ard 3°, in Jas. C. MeGoire’s eutdivision of equare eM. and 427 ‘ronts 2 feeton Firat street west, at the corner of G street north, and running back 19 fort 4 inches to a twenty feeta'iey. lots Zo, 29 and 5’, frout each 2% feet 43g inches on First street weet, betwen G 8 etreets north, and rr J feet 4 inches pe aed alleys am a vomernt evneie! of ema'l two-story jek "houree erected on the rear of seid lote and ronting on the al ey. Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in 6, 12 and 18 months, with interest, secured by a decd of trust on the premises sh tbe th in five Sve choreciens > amas eee ae rightto resell at the risk and expense of the de Pe ee at the ex; of the purchase: THOS. J FISHER, Trustee. ma%-2swkde J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucis = — — EMBERS OF Concha M' q OTHER: are soon to return ty their ho whe add to the comlort ard beauty of their houses. are fully invited to our warehouse. Penney! varia avenue, Market Space, No. 4, third east of Ninth strect, where they miay find a fall and con &svortiment of — Bice Ahr) Velvet Carpetings, from $1.25 to Eich Iernescls. - do. at hampers. t . hh ial Throe-ply, (2% ibs. to the yard,) at ag mehig conte ts — =< Double Ingrain do., 7 to sec ery lo. Cy a lee, all wiiths twilled a Syete Venetian do., for halls and to —— ef hick Wwe cut out to order ‘~ he Dragects, in borders und by the ‘ats ip gr at ior a: 1} Linen Shootings, m from 6 4 to 12 4 wide, Cloths in all sixes, 8-4 by 8-40 12-4 by 4-4. apkine to h. Also, Towellings, Toilet Quilts. and other Toilet Goods, in pleasing and great abundance, very e " CURTAIN MATERIALS. Careainns Ip mot se tn oteeeeed ta ected alee ‘ai hd su . io je and reasovableness of price, any —ieis-1tteo__CLAGETT & DOPSON.