Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY. -see-Jume 27, 1860, Spirit of the Morning Press. The Constitution hoists the Breckinridge and Lane flag for the prestdential campaign, and pays 2 fitting tribute to the talents and patriotism of these distinguished men. The Intelligencer is devoted to news. 8 ee 10> The Japanese at New York are spending their time in visiting, by special invitaiion and the general freedom of the city, public and pri- vate places of interest. Tae Poxy Exraess Not Discontixvzp—W. H. Russell, president of this company, says, under date of the 26th inst : “The brought by the Overland Mail from colutepaie’ ta vege tothe Pony Express being discontinued, is untrue. We are now runnin, semi-weekly from each end of the routs, and will arrive regularly hereafter, as the Indian difficul- ties bave been sup; by the government troops.” Personal. ----Hons. R. J. Walker, Searing. Prof. P. De Janon, Sebon, Tenn., are at Willards’. --*Gen. Cass left the city yesterday for Michi- gan, as It is understood, is to be absent fora considerable time. Wood, Jobn A. Y.; Rev. E. W. Tue WHErxapocts OF THE Lats PostMasTER. The New York Post says: ‘The morning papers contain a story of the identification of Postmaster Fowler at Pike’s Peak, where he has said te have passed by the name of Achille Drance. This story is wholly fabulous, as are all of the many others relating to the whereabouts of the late Postmaster, except thatone which represents bim as having gone to Cuba. Whatever reports may be circulated to the contrary, our readers may rest assured that Mr. Fowler isin Havana. We have seen a private letter from him to a friend in this city, dated “flavana, June 13tb;" and the Hayana correspondent of one of our German papers, some days since, mentioned having met him in the streets of that city Harpsn Conresses —The Rev. Jacob S_ Har? den, under seutence of death for the murder o! his wife. has made a confession acknowledging his guilt. The Rev. Mr. Day, of the ME Church, announced, at the Union Prayer Mecting at bis church at Belvidere, the fact of the confes- sion, and desired the prayers of the meeting in bebalf of the condemned and penitent cr minal This announcement caused a great sensation in the church. The Rev. Mr Kirk made a touching and feeling prayer in his behalf, after which the congregation united in singing the beautiful bymn commencing with the words, “Just as | am, without one plea ” Gov. Olden has respited the execution of Jacob S. Harden for one week and a day, bringing it to Friday, the 6th day of July. The Trenton American states that Harden is even now writing his confession, and that he has communicated certain portions of it to the jailor and one or twootbers. The administering of the = to bis wife commenced on her return to amsey’s, and was given to her while sitting on his knee even during the endearments of an appa- rently loving husband. He kindly tovited her to partake of an apple on which te had spread arsenic. She unsuspectingly ate it, remarking that it bgp to bave something gritty on it He replied that it was -pothing’ There are statements said to have been made by the prisoner, involving his criminalty with others who shared his affections, but we do not think it proper to Speak of them until Harden chooses to make them ublic himself. His purchase of the arsenic at aston, his us: ing that which was about the house, are all confirmed by Harden’s own words. What {3 most astonishing is the statement that in the Perpetration of these enormities Harden does not Seem to have the slightest compunctions. He did them without for once thinking that he was doing anything very dreadful. NOTICE.—A members of th Ww be neid at thi (Wednesday) EVE? = it sxecial meeting of the ex 6 Washington Light Infa-tr irkwood House en THIS G,at8 o'clock. Punctual INO. T. GIVEN, Seo. A WORD TO THE WISE—A good desired and a nice articls wary aie your benefit | will tel! vou that the Peopl mg Store, No. 460 Seventh street, is the place where ® good fit and a good article can be bought at WE eset eecived « second supply of Spri N. B— ri and Summer Clothing, Hats and Cape'at SMITHS No. S80 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office, ye nce is requested, I Heme ARLINGTON SPRINGS. ~ E Announces thal entire and String Band, of 27 pieces, had oon engaced for the FOURTH, at arling on! B.F. BEVERIDGE 1 HAVE JUST RECEIV An Invoi FLORENTINE, “*Y Misses W. WITHERS. je 27-2t On JOCKEY HATS. AS. Y. DAVIS. & Late Todd’ & Co, W, ROSEWOOD 187TH 1754? REFECT, } case, iron-frame, beautiful tone PIANO glared for 8175, for a few days, at JOHN F. EL Say. FOR RENT, from half a dollar to $6 — Also, great bargains in Receee oe d i8 KEEP COOL! & dozen GENTS’ SUMMER CRAVATS end NECK TIES, Only 123 cents each, Or $1.20 per dozen. Just rooeived at ost _MAXWELL’S, 328 Pa. av. jez? e RENCH LACK MANTLES AND POINTS. Fan ols, Sum Shades, and{Sun Umbraila:, read, Vaienc! }» SWis- and Camwbrie Edgings, loniton. Guypu. id French worked Coliats, en.s Cam rio, $ ‘3 Thrasa 8 -te, colored Taritors, Swiss, Cambric. Jsconett, lL, Nansook and P ' Heivery, Giov «, Gauatie'ts, aid Nansook Maeline. Fursale low by a Tay Bisckl-tlk Mitts, &o. LOR & AUTCHISON, ME CO3T.—Oreamiis, Jncone, pb PrGrensdign and SE Wake, Hoe tae stake Hoapors, at Sret cost. fe “ © wil! from this forward t stock of the abo"s goods at vost: no more will bs ed for spy ofthem. We have fo: e through our Sireas Goods aad masked down most ofthis kind of goods; and we - tfully solicit all in want of ie Oods, at ve: » emivation of our stook, ee eee eee 3° 27- cont TAYLOR & HUTCHISON. Preftic satus. HENRY SCHAEFER, Bagsex anv Hate Dresser E s:., near Seventh, oppo. Post Office Department, Has fitted up in connexion with his es‘nblishment convenient accommodations for afiording to his customers Sad the public the luxury of COLD or WARM BATHS. at any time during business hour is charges will be moderate—twenty- five eonts fora singie hath. or five baths for adcliar ‘Wen tickets for ¢! number are purchased and mM s obentor ta th Mr. ler takes this opportunity to i gustome 's that this des: able aduition to ishineat will in no manner interfere with regu- i professional business. On the co: trary, he hopes Saaete ae Lys facilities for ineuring Prompt ‘ tention 1s numerous patron the 01 SHAVING and HAIR DRESSING. eva nd tu the Ladies who pat-o izo him in the line of* utting or Trimming thei; own or their children’s hair, he bege to say that he has P ovided for them better mmodations, in having fitted up a small iated it exclusively tu their use. MADAME DELARUE ‘oul Feepretfully jaform the Ladies! % NOW & se! assortment of Straw Bonnets, * Riding Hats, and Straw Trimmings, Newest styles Ribbons, Choice F .owers in — variety, Sashes, » fine Laces in Sleeves, Collars, aud Veils, 5 Fen sy Lace Points, \ renoh = —— sad Mantil’ss of Bournou and Piccolom: slow, E mbroidered Skirts, Collars, Sleeves, Chemisetts, Hacdkerehicfs, Pdgings, &o., Sets of Collars and Siseves for mourning, Fuee Gates, Fancy Nets, and Do: a Maria Gauzo Ve Pens Cloth for Dresses and Bonnets, Gloves, Silk and Lisle Gauntiets, Filet M Fens, Nets. all colers, fine Evening Fans, ‘paments, F; 2 Feit Welesae nn” 245 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘OR SALE—A . blooded Fre HORSES. Yma cre ste Be Deed 8or 3. stows, or at comes .ons jo 56-3t P. A. BOW ———____________P. A. BOWEN. OF PHILADE PHIA.—The steamer C Bfest: Capa Penton, or freight apely oe Ey ieee, Hoan J be se Water at., wn. SPECIAL NOTICE LL Porsons Aa Becerra apy nt Spotl sss tp ootaneto ne Puntos Zhueh persone leaving the city, or others, may wish — R. BUCHLY, ama fOBRY jo %8-6t Fy yrs , between G and H sis, LUME DE O3TRICH FEATHERS, In Jet Black, 12 schemes >! — Pes Just reosived at ee io at-outt entire” Pa. WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. —_—e—— Ix Tux Srectal Sxssioy oF THE Sanats, yes- terday, the attendance of members was about as large as usual. The only business submitted was call for information by Mr. Hale in regard to some of the post offices of the United States, the delivery of letters by carriers, and the use of boxes. The usual committee was appointed to wait on the President of the the United States and inform him of the readiness of the Senate to receive communications, and the standing com- mittees were continued asalready organized. On Mr. Bright’s motion, the Hon. Benjamin Fitz- patrick was appointed to preside in the absence of the Vice President; and, on Mr. Mason's motion, an Executive session was held. The resolution offered by Mr. Hale was to the effect that the Postmaster General be directed to ascertain and report to the Senate at an early day next session the number and names of the post offices where letters were delivered by carriers for the year ending June 30th instant, the number of letters delivered, the number of persons employed as carriers and their respective compensations; also, the number and names of all post offices where box rent is collected; the aggregate amount of rent thus collected, and the rate per box charged at each of said offices respectively; also, whether any, and if so, what extra charge is made at any of the post offices for depositing in the same box letters for more than one person, and the maxi- mum rate thus collected for a single box. That it be also ascertained and reported whether the practice exists at any of the post offices of distrib- uting and delivering letters to box-holders prior, in point of time, to the distribution and delivery of letters to non-box-holders; and whether the practice exists of neglecting to deliver letters to the persons to whose care they are directed, and if it does, the cause of such practice. gi A Remarxas_e DemonstRation.—Among the most noteworthy features of the occurrences in Baltimore last week, was the intensity of the manifest repugnance of the Democracy of that city to Douglas, his followers, and their cause. It was seen plainly by all calm observers, ‘in “the Square,” every night throughout the week. With three magnificent bands of music, and a large body of outsiders from a distance playing the part of claquers all the time, the Douglas orators were utterly unable on any occasion to command a crowd half as large as thatwhich thronged ‘the Square’’ in front of the Gilmor House, from which the friends of the Democratic party’s cause spoke every evening. All who Were in ‘‘the Square’’ necessarily made the com- parison; for the marked difference in the two audiences was plain to all. That Baltimore’s Democracy, with great unanimity, regard Doug- las and Douglasism as traitorous, was indeed thus made evident to the most casual observer. By-the-by, Mr. Reverdy Johnson, in smelling around to pick out a popular political lodgment in his old days, has evidently made as signal a mistake as when, with more youthful ardor, he adopted Federalism to the same end. He is, emphatically, politically, a Monsieur Mal-apro- pos; being now as incapable of comprehending the philosophy of the instincts of the people, as when he sought to take advantage of them by being an active Whig leader — Tue Exscetive Session of THE SENATE Yesterpay.—The business of the session, we understand, was exclusively contined to the con- sideration of treaties, and resulted in the ratifi- cation of the Extradition treaty with Switzerland, and those of commerce and friendship with Bolivia, Venezuela, Honduras, and Nicaragua In that with Honduras is a transient privilege, to which, however, but little importance is attached. The Nicaraguan treaty was amended so that the American military force cannot be used, without the previous assent of the United State Congress, for the protection of the transit and other pur- poses. There was no marked contest as to any of these treaties, which were ratified by nearly a unanimous vote The President nominated to the Senate Judge Wm. F. Russell as Navy Agent at New York, in place of George N. Saunders, removed. a , EXxaMINation oF Mipsuipmen —The board of Naval examiners, Captain Buchanan at the head, of the remaining portion of the class of Midship- men who graduated in 1557, have made their re- portto the Navy Department. The following is the roll arranged in the order of relative merit:— 1. Francis B. Blake; 2. Joseph W. Alexander; 3. Henry D. Todd; 4. James M. Pritchett; 5 Edward Terry; 6 Charles J. Graves; 7. Francis M. Bunce; &. Byron Wilson; 9. Henry B. Seele; 5 10. F. V. McNair: Il. John W. Kelly; 12. Tis B. Miller; 13. Arthur R. Yates; 14. Clark Mer- chant; 15. Henry W. Miller - Mai rrom Wasutnotoy To Leessurc.—The Department bas ordered a contract temporarily with R. H. Drane, of Georgetown, D. C., to con- vey mails between Washington city and Lees- burg. Va., three times a week, with celerity, cer- tainty and security, from Ist July to 30th Septem- ber, 1260. 2 ae Tux Sears, to-day, without transacting any business of importance with open doors, went into executive session, when our report closed. a Tux WaatHeR.—The following report of the Weather for the morning is made from the Amer- isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith- sonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o’clock. Junz 26, 1860. New York, N.Y. --clear, warm. clear, warm clear, wind S Richmond, Va... Petersburg, Va... clear, warm Norfolk, Va clear. Raleigh, N clear, warm Wilmington, N.C. clear, warm. Columbia, S.C. clear, warm Charleston, 3. clear, 76°, wind NW Augusta, Ga. clear, hot. Savannah, Ge. cloudy, close Macon, Ga. . +--Clear. Columbus, Ga.. --cloudy, pleasant Montgomery, Al: cloudy, wind E Mobile, Ala.. raining New Orleans, La. ..damp, 78 FROM THE WEsT. Frederick, Md... Hagerstown, Md. Cumberland, Md. Grafton, Va Wheeling, Parkersburg, Cincinnati, 0... » Warm Barometer at the Smithsonian at 7a. m., (cor- rected for temperature.) 30,186; at noon, 30,110 ——- at7 a. m.. 60°; at noon. £3 aximum during 24 hoirs ending 9 5 day, 0 ; minimom 57 pitimtangae © re = oie ENTH STREET. Batt ete ER ieeetet oir presents from LAMMOND'S stock of FANCY NOTIONS and TOYS. jos ot ARD SPECIAL.—Those of tomor: C'iitands wna have bahewih aagcomomors and notified thst they are all made off, aud if an prefer not to have thea sent in they will please call atour desk during the present week and get th-m, as after thattime we rerder every account on our bo: ks, ard earnest y request an eariy settle — ashe ame as = &s possible. Prompt pay S one eu upon the best terme, iw, pac =e _Je 21-10t _ 523 Seventh meee Posy, FLY AND MosQuITO TIME—Those who we uid prof i - informed Lat we hav ek for thems news eof GILT ARCHES ther b from which ime and curta in winter, d conveni- ITE NETS for beds, ct ines, Me variety of n.aterials for oummer cov- ats, very chen, TY & HODSON, irs in all kind: NIFU! DRY G je 18-e06t pe av . Markrt Space. Nod ASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.— ‘ne vext Academic Y: il ir ‘6 names in July, ‘Os those registered at thet Gene eit be more certain to secu by 8 i-colw* clear, warm clear, warm clear, pleasant clear, warm clear, warm I INGS to be b to susp-nd arts in fly tite They will be fourd very ornamental We haventan's falls nt r suyply 0} BLUE. YELLOW and WHITE cha or £8 fixtures, rie: ned at the Instituté, No, 223 Ber vas Wisticiaeh mF SELLine ee BLACK LACE MANTIAL, & aie get LACE SHAWLS, cast ee 1 4 “ SILK M. NTILLAS. rices in oF will call ne6800, No eas NG ROULRY,S 20, Correspondence of ws, June 27, 1860. Anxiety concerning the fate of the appropria- tions for the Washington Aqueduct and jocal works, and interest in the result of the Ba more Convention, or rather Conventions, kept our citizens on the gui vive for a week or more, and furnished them exciting subjects for disc’ * but are now settling down into their state of quietude. Itis that the President will rest satisfied with the vindication of himself and rebuke of Congress contained in his protest, and not- visit his indignation upon the poarie of the District for an act which was not theirs, by withholding or nullifying the aj priation for the water works. This would ict great injury upon us; and if such a serious calamity is thr; ened, the citizens of our two cities ought—by public meetings or memorials—do their best to avert it. The canal wears a lifeless aspect at present, and is neither useful nor ornamental, navigation having been interrupted for some yg reak near dam No.4. Weare indebted fo Mr. Soper, the collector here, (a polite and accommodating entleman, whose appointment we noticed in Exvorabie terms some weeks since,) for his kind- ness in showing us a letter from Mr. Stake, su- perintendent at the point where the break oc- curred, dated the 19th inst , in which it is stated that ‘boats will be detained about one week from this date in consequence of a break at Marsh Run Trunk, three miles below dam no.4.” We confidently expect that boats will commence to arrive on Monday next, !f not earlier, and it will be quite brisk here again, as it is stated that 160 boats at ieast are detained at the break. The stock of coal cc lents pas is tigre Secreestag, the shipments being nearly up to the average, bu no pos are entertained of its being exhausted e more arrives. n regard to the break mentioned above, it is currently reported here that it was caused by the ignorance or neglect of one of the newly instalied capers of the present board, who left the yates raised at the dam for the purpose of ‘feeding’? the level, and went off home to a. Theriver rising in the night, overflowed the level and caused the breach. If this is so, it affords another illustration of the evil effect of these constant changes of officers on the canal and other public works because of their political opinions, with- out regard to fitness. If it is not so, it will afford us more pleasure to record the contradiction than it does to report the rumor Have any of your readers ever witnessed the operation of bottling effervescent drinks ou a large scale? Those who have not, can have no concep- tion of the dexterity attained by the operators in that business. We happened inat Arny & Shinn’s establishment a few days since, and were aston- ished at the rapidity with which the bottles were filled with mineral water and corked. Botu these operations are performed at once, it were, by a most ingenious machine, otberwise the gas would escape This machine, with the attend- ance of a skillfal operator, will fill 600 bottles in an hour, one ata time, being six seconds only for each. Three boys are in attendance, who, as the bottles are ready, seize them with a peculiar pair of nippers made to clasp them round the neck (the bottles, not the boys) and at the same time keep the cork in its place. The expertness of these boys is the most surprising part of the pro- cess, aseach cork bas to be tied down with two teces of twine, crossed on top, requiring two Ristinct wraps and ties, the cord being cut each time, end care taken that thecork keeps its place during these operations; and yet the time occu- pied with each bottle is only Is seconds on an average. They also have some experts in this es- tabl shment who will bottle off ale and porter—s10 bottles in an hour, or 14 per minute. We were informed that the proprietors intend soon to in- troduce to the public a delightful summer drink, which they call ‘‘sparkling Catawba soda water,”’ and which is likely to supplant the ordinary ” “« Do not forget the pic-nic of the Dumbarton-st. M.E. Sabbath School, at Analostan [sland to- morrow. To those who attended the crowded concerts of this school last wi nter, it will be suf- ficient to say that they will have an opportunity of hearing the music repeated in the open air; to those who did not, we have to say that the noted Singing of these children is well worth the price charged for a ticket, even if there was no other attraction. See advertisement in another column. GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS For other Georgetown advertisements see first page GEORGETOWN TAX PAYERS WILL \ save six per cent, on their General Tax, and ve per cont. on their Water Tax, for the current year, if paid on or before the Ist of July je 35-lw CHAS. D. WELCH, Collector. PRESERVE YOUR FRUITS. WILLOUGHBY S PATER R TIGHT FRUIT JARS, = LAZENBY, je 2 3t 124 Bri res NEW, YORK e packet w Satesman, Captain Mott, is now load- ad will sail as above with despaich, “or freight Bpply te je 25 McCOBB & DODGE, 62 Wate: 300 FISH, FISH, FISH. BARRELS A No. 1 toston HERRING, 1 barrels A No | Halifax HERRING. Now landing per schooner Z. Secor, and for sale on pleasing terms, A l*xo— 2”) ba rela No.1 HERRING, » do No.1 Labrador HERRING, 12 ha!f-barrels do do. Daily expected per schooner E. Doane, and for sale by je 23-4t HARTLEY & BROTHER. oO . FOR HARPER FERRY. N And after July 3d, 1860, the steamer L. Brongle, Captain W. H. leave Georgetown EVERY TU DAY, THCRSvAY,and SATUR DAY. at7 o'clock a and return every alternate day,at6 o'clock a.m. On the Saturday trip from Georgetown the boat will run through to Shep- herdstown. je 2l-3m L SEWING MACHINES ADIES Are pequected to call at the agency. Mrs. J.RVIS'S TRIMMING STORK, 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, and examine the best fami SEWING "MACHINES. in ass, vi Ladd, Webster & Co.’s Improved Tight-Stitch chine, and Harr; Boudon Sewing Machine, Price 8 to $70. jeSoim : PERSONAL. X Q.—Satisfaction partial—family away—had <\.- free range—duplicates seem wanting—will signify again in due time. =) NOTice ‘0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The lady, named l,—, who claimed and took a silk umbrelia from the subscriber's store, No 297 Pa. avenue, knowing that it was not the one «he gent thore.1s notified that the right owner las called for the same; therefure, if she wishes to save trou- ble, she will return it. Je 25 3t* DANIEL PIERCE ‘Tue Gaeat AstRoLo- For sale by in, jd ADAME MORRICK,, GIST AND DoctREss, ju: wn Europs.—'T>ix highly grft-d and intelligent an be consulted on the Past, Presentand Fu: Events. Call at No, 205 Twenty -seoond street, between 8 and I Washington, : je'9 om WANTS. WANTED—By & young married woma, a SiT- UATION as wet nurse. Apply at 634 sachusetts. WANTED-A GIRL, to cook, wash and iron in arswuall family, Ox hat cai come well reg- ommended may a: Pa av., over Hool's Ir- store. - it* ANTED—A GIRL, or middie aged Woman, to take care of a child 5 months old. need apply only those wh - ‘paed. Appir No, ANTED—By a respectable young wo Ww SLECATION as" chambermaid. a; Mey ote Oe toning, or as Se YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATIC Z to = copes perwerk sad sewing, pr nursin re private family. recommended, AF McDonalds, comer of Delaware nvonte and eS It ANTED—By a respectable young 1, TUATION as baby's nurte and (ode plain FOF, ty do chamber work aud plain x: wing. Hing to make herself useful No objections to the country or to travel forthe summer, Pl: ase call at 474 ‘a. Avenue it* ANTED—At Done }can come well recom- 336L st, between 15th and t . 4039 Thirteenth strovt, c0.ored COOK aud WASHER, for a fenile of three persons, _ je 2 st ANTED—A WET NURSE, immediately. Apply at the. Lafayette House, ¥ at. NY; but a white woman need app!y. je %6-3t* A VEGETABLE GARDENER, who is also capable of attending to green houses and flo = in ey eat branches, fesives & Situation med: re le L''W., Star Office, “omen lease adress RESPEC’ A Binate ai je 25 3t' ‘kee, & private fami i country oy Sccept a renpectohe poilon te S$ experience in store jk pag The engagement for t ABLE WIDOW L&DY Desires city, wend of reference given. Address Box jo33 527 NTE ‘Every one to know x Mea BOARDING. a a AR DING.—Several large A can siso be Sean EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &c. MITE asic m. Leaving 4 st..ate ‘Tiekets, fc Ee “Drcenté; lediea.% cts. ohildten, 1256 een Je 26-5t THE D Urner ont HAC EOL RANR SLUR, G on THURS- = or tS FIRST Paes Al E nares 28th, i = ‘The Committee pledge themsel: that no pains or expense will be spared to make it the most pl nt Pic Nic of the season. ‘The Holy Hill Band has been engaged. aus cents, admi:ting a gentleman and Ia. 108 Coaches will leave the corner of L and 8th at9o’clock a, m.and 1 o’cleck p. m., and the corner of Pa avenue acd 7th st. at 9 o'clock a. m, and we j ed et righ: to gy py AA 1aG$, at lith st. bridge. inc CLoup wil [eave Morxan & Rhinehardt’s Wart foot of G st., every hour during the day. order of the Committee. je 26-3t* WM. H_MOSELEY, Sec. GRAND FOURTH $B JULY EXCURSION Piney Point, Point Look-Out, Norfolk, and Portsmouth. The Fins, Safe and Commodions Steamer BAL- TIMORE, oy oe) E. Mit CHELL, havi a thoroughly over hauied and fi vp in the moat sub-' stantial manner with one hucdred berths and four- state rooms, will placed regulariy on the Washington and Norfolk. makin: week. Thi+ desirabie aod delightia summer routs will commence on Tuesday, the 3d { July, with an excursion to the above named piace, : s ‘Tho steamer Baltimore will of6th street on TUESDA \ , 3d of July, at7 o'slock Dp. ™,, arriving at Old ie then proceed to Norfo! sho willremain untl3p m.,of the 4th. Ret ing she will touch at Old Point to enable the sengers to witness the grand display of Fire Works, after which she will lenve and arrive at Washing- ton at ll o'clock on Thursday, the 5th. Fare for the round trip including meals— i rf s ‘o Marshall s Pavillion. 3.00 'o Piney Point 3.00 To Point Look-O1 3.00 zie Pount, Norfolk a he 600 ‘he Baltimoro will commerce ber regu’ar trips on Monday, 8th of July, lenv ing Wi pamingtes on and Thursdays. and Norfolk on Tues et further information spply to it. Charles E. Mitcheli,or at the ny’s Offise, No. 578 Penn. avenuc, corner of For Com 6th street, under the National Hotel. sooty Unter GEO. E MATTINGLY, General Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Co. je 36 dijes Untel. je nd Alex. Gazette. | P I Nic AT ANALOSTAN ISLAND, BY THE Dumbarton st. M. E. Sabbath School, (Grorcetown, D.C THURSDAY, June 2th, 1860 Roats will run from foot of High street every 5 minntes during the d: ickets 25 cents, including fare on ty t. Tickets to be had at the store Ir. Jas. Wallace, (High s' Messrs. Brown & V te, (Bridge st.) and teachers of the Schoc je 2 ) of the a 25k 2 Ts PIC NIC OF GRACE CHURCH. SI DAY SCHOOL will take pace midren 10 cts.) at ARLINGTON, on FRID NEXT, June 29. The safe and o: m: sus steam karce Fiyine Cr »p has been en- gazed, and will make the following trips during the day, fol'owing the channel of the river: Leave the wharf foot of 1th st . Island, at 8iga.m,. and 5 m., aud the canal, foot of 14th st., at a.m, and 3) Pp. m., stopping each trip atthe first-named wharf; returning will leave the Spring every alter: ate hour antil 10 p. Withers’ full day. Tickets (including boat fare) 25 cents ; children 10 cents; to be had at Mr Robinson’s and Knlinski & Co.’s Jewelry Stores, Pa. avenue, or of any of the teachers of the school and members of the con- gregation. & The day having been changed since the tickets were printed tickets with Wednesday 27th,on them are perfectly good for Friday, 2th. je 25 at m. brass band has been engaged for the N ERIDIAN HILL Iaterse-tion of Boundary & Fourteenth Sts. Having leased fora term of years this beautiful and romant‘c spot, I will open it for the aocommodation of Jane, 1890. F. promenades, vicinity. two larga dancing room ing rooms for beth Indies and gen ion I have erected a large pavi.ion for Pig Nic Parties. 4 Parcie:, Families and Individuals wil find ita most derirabie pisce to pass the sultry cays of summer, partiou.s ly as the strict-st order and de e>ram wil be enforced and every attentioa will be +0 rartied by the proprietors. . rh rder wil! be i t» contain all the deli- t 8 mes. d with the choicest finest Segare. , Clubs and Mi itary he mort desirable resort spending & pleasant and order! day. je 22 staw2w HENRY WEIEDEN. E FREE CONCERTS! 4RNST LOEFFLER, New York avenue, be- tweem \st and 2d streets, would SR iil state to the public that A CONCERT off SELECT MUSIC will be given every MON- DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the season, at his Pavilion, commencing at 5 orolock and ending at 10p.m. Previous to the Concert. the Saloon is open to thoge desiring to while away a few hours in the mazy dance. ICK CREAM. WATER ICES, and every description of CONFECTIONERY always ready at city Tics. . Parties desiring the G po dens for Pic Nie pur . are requested to cive s day or two notices, 3m LOST AND FOUND. s = REWARD.—Lost. on the25th instant, a gold- -) headed CANE, having engraved thereon the naimes of the owner and donor, also the d. ta of pre- sentation, Any one finding the same, and return ing it to the owner, at the Land Room of the Inte rior Department, will receive the above reward. 2 NAKEN UP-—On the 26th instant, two COWS— one a red, horoed Cow. and the other a tied red and white buffalo Cow. The ner or Owners will please come forwar prove property, pay charges. and take th LOUIS BRUNETT, At the junction of Seventh st. jo 3t* and Piney Branch roads, GQ REWARD.—Strayed or sto'en irom the mon ument lot on the 2 th instant, two black COWSand CALVES, w {thrones on gre them. ‘The above reward will be given to any oue that delivers them tome. 3EO. M. NICHOLS, 1t* 165 Fourteenth st., between P and Q. Away. AUCTION SALES. (ar For other Auction Sales, see first page. 6 AND APTRACFIVESACEOF DRY ARGEA AT A! commence on Reba a ace ats & ni 5 re No 3 vemus,south a de, between 6th and 7th ~ pis. sell ire of Dry Goods, con f mere, Venti owela, Jeate, Linen snd Cotton Pants Stuff, ote) Grey Goode, Blevched and Brown Sheeting and Shirtings, . How Irish Linens, bm pe ¥ % Shirts, on Shirt Fronts, Xigf Tages o*her Goods too numerous to Mention. at Ter © vuilding is to be taken dowa the entre stock must be sold without reserve. : All same und-r pen nek p paivongd Wand 6 my endorsed notes, bearing interest fr jexe-d . A.GR U7-THE ABOVE SaLE IS POSTPONED ig goneauenon ast a ready, until THURS- . same hour. — ‘A. GREEN, Avet. By THUS. DOW LING ; Georgetown, E. 8. Wriset, “rt - “ ES'RABLE BRICK DWELLI D AND Lot aTAtcrion —On FR Ng ASE YUU.., the 29h Inst. at 6 O'clock, I shall reli, in ‘ront of the premises, thet ve jealrable two-story Brick ‘Dwellicg-wi h back building-, duatsd onthe west side of Jefferson street, with jut extending to an alley in the rear, known as the former .esidence of Wim. King, Jr. " Torms of nt i Saw thie cash; baiancsin 6 and onthe, intere: Renee THOS. DOWLING, Auct Bs WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE AND EFPxcts at AucTION —Un SAT- URDAY MUKNING, the 31th 1ast., at 19 o'clock. bs virtue of a decd of trust duly reoorded, &c., we will sell in f-ont of the Auction Kooms, a | collection of Househoid Furniture a: Rosewood Piano Forte, eat Mahogany c » Do 4 Walnut Dressing Bu-eaus, Do id Walnut and Cherry French and Cot- tage Bedstends, Mahogany Side, Center and Round Tables, Washetands and Toilet Sets. Hair and S»uck Mattresses, Bolsters and P.llows, Foor and Step Carpet and Oni Cloth, Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Clock. Stoves and Kitchen Utensils, &e., &c. ape ———. ‘Torms caeh. y order of the Trustee jond WaLL & BARNARD. Aucte. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO, Auctionee: XTENSIVE SALE OF CHOICE W 8, Ligvors, Havana Cigars, Pi. Les, Savcers, PRESERVED FRUITS AND Mats, [RON Sake, SUPE R.OK STOKE FIXTURE, HORSH AND WaGon,Ac To CLO=K THR BUSINESS OF HaMILTon & Leacn.—U: TUESDAY MORNING, suly 3. at 19 o’cloo! tne stove of Hamtiton & Leaon, a few woors east of the National Hotel, we shall sei’ the entire stock in trade and vaivaole Store Kixtures, viz: Jvles Mumm, Fieur de Bouzy, Carciual and Rabies Champazne, Chvice Brewn and Pale London Sherry, imported direct by Hami ton & Leach, Very superior Oid Port in bottles, Weich 5 Mad irs, indemiyohus and bottles, @ very fine artiel Margaux, Chateau, Lafitte, Chateau Seoville, St. Pierre and St Lambert claret Win Sparking Hook. Johmonesbers ile Wines, larkeq uty of B Younge.’« Imperial nox & do: Canaaa Cider, Hibvsert s Brow: Ailsop's Ale, French Vinegar, Wolfe's Schpappe, Larne oe ~ Catawba and other Bitters,in © on ' Superior Gid A @ Peach Brandies, in bottles an! demiyohni Fine Brandies, Whirky, Rum and Gin, English and French Pico! Sauees, Fruts, Jellies, Sardines and Vegetabl Lot of fine Green Teas in 6b caddies, Olive Oil, Olives, Turtie Steak, Ca npash and Caiipes Sauces, in fancy jars. Prunes, t Mushrooms, and Potted Meats, in fanoy jars, ; Large ‘ot of choice Havana Cigars, of various rards, olacco, One large Herring Sa! early new, Deak«, Counters, Gi 8 98, Counter Sosies, Stand Casks Copper Meseures. &0. AT | 0'CLOCK.IN FRONT— One fine Roan Mare, well brokee ha ness, Express Wa.on and Harnes Terms: $3) and under cash; over that sum a oreu:t of 1, 2, Sand 4 mouths. with interest, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, Catalogues ready % eet, B. Surviving Partner. jem-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Ancts, By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, RUSTEs’S SALE OF FURNITURE AND Errects oy THR ““UNttTsp Starks” Hotei, WasHino —Un MONDAY MORNING, J Sth commencing at l0oc d continuing fr: day to day unt the whole f, by virtue ofadeed of trust duly executed and recorded in Liber J. A. 8. No. 197, folios 191, &e, one of the and records for Washington county, the under sizned, a5 trustee, will sai all the Furniture aad Fifects of the United States Hote!, comprim About one hurdred pariors aud chambers. vies Very superior and wear y new Rosew: hicker- ing seven octavs Pianoforte, Cover, and Stool, Large and hana inch piste Mantel Mirra: Gas Chandetis: acketsand fixtures throughout, Handsome Walnut and Mahogany Parior Purni- oon finished in breextelle, plush, and hair oloth, Marble too centre, sofa, and side Tables, Watnot \Wohestnot, fancy Chairs and Tables, Walnut Writing Desks and tookcases, Handsom- Velvet and Brassels Carpets, Oiloloth, Rugs. lograin Carpete, Gilt {rams Man @! Mirrors, Vasea and Ornaments, Brecatelie aud Lace Curtains, Cornice and Fix- tures. Rosewood, Walnut and Walnut Sedsteads, Dressing Bureaus, Wash-tands, and Wardrobes, Feather Beas Boleters,and P. Toilet Sets, Cured hair and husk Matrresses, Biankets hs .forts, and Counterpaues im large enty Leree quantities Bed and Table Linen, nearly Dining Tables, oak Dining Chairs French and stone china Dinner, Desert, and Tea are, Tab'e Cutlery, Silver-piat-d Ware, Castors, Chafing Dishes, Waiters, Coffee and Tea Urns, Rar Counter and Fixtares, liquors and Cigars. Jron Saf+, Desks, and Office Furniture, &c., Togetheriwith a large quantity of Houselo « Effects aut nsesssary tO enumerate. Terms: $50 and under cash; over that amount credit of Zand 4 months, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interes! M. A. BROWNING, Trastes, MoGUIRE & CO, Anois. FOR SALE AND RENT. riences [For other “For Sale and Kent’? advertisements, see first page } ‘T—Tws FRAME COTTAGE situated on Masrachusetts avenue coutaining 6 rooms each, Rent $10 ‘or particulars apply on the premises. TOR RE right ear s.it,and both ears cropped; the other a spotted pig, both ears slit; tai pped. ‘The above rowari! wit be eiven to returning them to CATHARINE C, sHEC- 3, No. 474 E st., between 6th and{7th strerts je 3t* jetand gold moursing BOSOMsPIN, ded hair, betweer the corner of F and 10th, to the Church of Axcension, on he finder wiil be rewarded by calling at No Building. je 25 3t* P, on the 224 instant, as an estes E HOG The owner wil S REWARD —Strayed from the undersigned, Ded on the 18th rust. two SOWS, from 49 to 50 Ibs. each—one white pig. with of both please come forward, prove property, pay charges and take her away. i JAMES SU@e y _ie 25-3t* On F st,, between 10th and Ith sts. Fe ND—In front of my residence, northwest corner of Nineteenth and I sts., an oval mourn- jas BREAS) Late ino = ee back Beane loser tray recover the same by a ng MORRI 5. MILLE! aris Sie 22-1w* is ELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINE S JOHN R. MORGAN wonld respect- = fully inform his customers, aud the commu- nity Rene y, that he has concluded to| clove his el egg ey hee c -— a Son as possible will offer his entire stock of his own make BUOTS and SHOES at cost for cash, a other goods at alinost any price. To those in want of reliable goods for wear, Toone say,give ine & call and you will not he disa, int Aslam about to close my bu: ess. all nocount before the let of to prompt- y, that may meet with pi the obliga ‘AN, FOr] J. R. MO! No. 303 south site : sinha Toth sts. [PORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS. E. R. DURKEE & C0.’8 om rat Below War hepa? INS’ WORID W: ERs eta gu SR leo, Panos for hire by the day, week oF mouth, “WSrest barren in seonnd hand Piano: 3 HE HAT, just arrived, by express, and CAPS in abundance, at . BaTHs, wage “ARM FOR SALE —I wil! sell my Fam in Princes George’s county, Md. exchance it for p-operty in wyoutington, on and @ hai! @shiugton end on the east side; 25 miles Tt contain: acres; 8; 75 acres in w od; Peach and apoje orchard, grapes and a variety of other kind of fruit; w ll watered; the soul is kind: a giistand saw mill’ within < miles; a school 1 mil ani # fir-t rate road leading to Washington. % Il sell Farm, Crop, Stock and Farming Utensil>, ve posression at any time. {f 1 do not sell at p-ixate sale soon | will seil off at auction sale, as | in end to emig ate tothe west, I vill sell very low; titleclrar. Apply to THOS. E, DAN'T, on the prem- ises, or to M. B. DAN, Maryinnd ave-ue, No. 519 Washington city. je 27-W,F& Tst* OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS—Lodg- ing Rooms and Parlors—on moderate terms, at 512 Twelfth st , next door but one to the Kirkwoed House, Je 25-5t* O RENT—Jome handsome SUMMER i APARTMENTS, at Lafayette House, occu- pied lately by members of Congress. No.'233 F st., corner of 11th. je 3-3t* ee R RENT—A new BRICK DW) \G- ie) nd RIG pouldiagee HOUSE, four-stories wit! eitu- ated on Thirteenth ati between Massa— chusetts avenue. The furnished with msrble mantels and grates, bath room and fix- tures for Potomac water. Also,a and — Bock Owelang, —— on streets, north side. P. SHEDD’S Fancy Store, No. OR SALE OR RENT—A comfortable jent t and Cl BWELUING-BUURE, No. a3 ied cx De er weet. ‘Apply te CHAS. BRADLEY, Patriot Book” fe: | SH niet aera dt MFORTABLE ROOMS, wi ‘thou era tn ces ruben gi Lew a Scoommodated with gecd Bowed je 6 2w* RENT— “ new BRIC KeAsbey! No 332 avenue, kn i F E HOUSES FOR SALE, with Pitt Lote. ney wl be slse seat tame neat 1 ers, eens the wor! First — DD UILB interest. Aj er. AUCTION SALES. ‘HIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW PL Pana’ om Hovs in menthe, with interests endured y's deed of trust i to resell » at Tek and ‘expense of the de. "All conveyancing at the cost . E By J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. REMPTORY SALE OF RIBBONS, Pty OHNING, Jusosth taid gon tinwing hole Btock a8 > iy until the w ¥ ¥ shal! sell, at the store No. 30 a tess a large lot of Fancy Articles. enees, Worsted 4a U . c = . Brushes, Beer ints. & *,&e, With & general assortment of Fancy Ar- eee sah. ‘er . jem d J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Avcta_ _ By C. W. BOTELER & SONS, Auctioneers. TPRUSTEE’S SALLE OF SUPERIOR*FUR- Spite Y fees of BURSDAY ular ed building known as the Clarendon Hotel. the southeast conner of ivanis ~ &, Fo lor Purnitare, was of Boosie ta Lae’ Cuca 7 . Brasecla Parior Chamber and Hai! Rosewood, te Mahogany and Oak setts of irniture, Cur: ir and other Mattresses, Pillows and isters, Blankets, Sheota, Comforts, Counterpaens, Tow 8, &O., Waint Extersion and Round Dining Tables, leliers, Oak Dining Room Chars, Gas Chan An extensive variety of Chins Giassand Crockery. Silver Pisted Castors, Butter Dishes, F orks and Boos Table Cutlery. 4o., Bar — Farnitare Fixtures, Cooking Uten- e e. It is deemed to partioularize the ar ticles contained in this very handsomely furnished To persons in quest of good housr hold Syrastare, it presents anusual attractions, ae the collection is large, embracing the con tents of about forty Zesty Farmshed rooms, &| of which is of the most euperior and substantia! character in excellent condition, having anusry _ under oash; over #40 and not ex cveding $0, 1,2.and 3 months; over $1m, 1, 2, 3, 4and 5 months, for approved enters otes bear ing interest. Tustee. jesdtd C W. BOTELER & SONS, Ancts By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN Fuariten: f ay gs en B py l the Z8th i sFii, et the residence . ems a ing housekeeping, No. 359 M, between sth and 70h streets north. at 10 o'clock @.m., an exceilent os sortment of Furniture, viz: Tete a-Letes, ktageres and Lounger. Tavies, Wardrobes and Bureaus, jstesde and Bed Matting ‘and Sfoves. With a good lot of Kitchen Requisites. eed A. GREEN, Avot 1036 a FUTURE DAYS. By J.C. MoGUIRE & OO. Auctioneers. ESIRABLE TWO-STORY aANR BASE MENT Brick DwkLLine Hover on Nintu Sr. WEST. BETWEEN @ AND Ht Cy NORTH, AT ADC Tien—Un THURSDAY APTERNUOR, June 2th, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, we shal) ee} House No. 426, with the situated on Ninth street weet. between G and rth. The Lot fronts 14 feet 103, inches on Ninth atr. et, run- ning back 9 feet, with a side alley, The House is 8 enag and well bui basement brick building, containing lor. dining room, four chambers kitohen, wi igs through Premises in frat rate or- ‘oe fourth oash ; the residue oe 4 and 18 months, with interest seoured by 8 o trust on the premises. ied "3, C. MoGUIRE & CO, Auots. By A. GREEN. Anctioneer. ApneONe NEW THREE-STORY BRICK ov, Lo aT Auction —On T Labaii sell in front of the m., Lot No. 16 in Kibbe: Nord; paving a frot of 2 feet on treet west, between north Dand E streets, and runn'ng back 120 feet to a wide alley, with the impro: ménts, which area new three story Brick with pack building, containing nine conven arranged roome and bath room, closets and ba | through tbe house, and a good dry cellar w the back builcing. Pavement an iron railing in front The above mentioned property is handsome- ly located in rayidiy improving neighborhoot and an elevated position, and the sale will be weil worthy the attention of persons wishing to pur chase a handsome residence. Terms: One- fourth oath: balance in 6. 12, 18, and 24 months, for notes bearing interest from . “4 sale. A dered given and s deed of trust taken. Tit's Indispatabie. ar jez A. GREEN, Auct. THOR. WLING, @ etown. wT Wee UILDING LOT AT AUCTION—On PRI 1. DAY next, the 2th inst.,a' 6 o’clook p * sha | sii, in trontof the (9 emines. ail the rig! he tle and interest of the late Gen. James Thompsor 1p tee undivided two-thirds part of parts o Lote 6° Bad 61, fronting 33 fert on the east m e¢ of Jefferson vege and runuing back 1073 12 feet on the line of * can Terms of sale: One-third cash; balanceinés ¢ — for app.oved endorsed notes, bearing mi W.#H. L. TAYLOR, J.B. SMITH, —*s Bxecutors. je? M,W&aPF THOS. DO VLING, Auct. Tan hor ee ae OTT RS i tery, cond by thee the en sion will taxe piace at THURSDAY, Jone 2s, 1860, SORTEO NUMERO 6% ORDINARIO. CAPITAL oy $100,000. i--* "S16 = 1 2 <= Rie] approx, —— ae IN ag PRIZE: Sau rere. ‘as 8008 as the result Spipamepiaoe eevee je ll-tr Care of City c. 275 me ks 275 JACKSON, PLASTERERS, Perna. AVENUE, Between 10th and 1Ith streets. jeols Ww F RICB JEW! —H. Nagspusnetncr eraar Pa. av. EAT BARGAINS IN MANTILLAS! FE ee imi aaeapeece ese SCS aR. ane allowing ot