Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | wasmser r, ——_ Beret et FEY rune sexrocnsss At te pro Douglas atin SHINGTO! TY: tion meeting, held here on Tuesday uig 2 eatnekes be i on 7, 1860 mpathizing letter from the Hon. Reverdy t seeeesteeeseacene ¥ 7, 1866 |) wus Oily ms suas & Spirit of the Morning Press. abounded in an overflow of i patriotism The Constitution gets off the following: and virtuous political immac' “AS National Intelligencer seems to have 7nG; 12 view of Gat ges ats het their caudidates are Bell and Eve- hot altogether unknown even fi Po Gevoneidee it nothing more than Baltimore. Its distinct point to give publicity to the occasional jonstra- tions th lon Ghned en Geiean Of antiquated of the present Spore aye — venomous, and untru! Ou; Yepreseutati ves of< it into exist- : fetching altvclections. and ves » iffintediately” ng all’ olections. a language as delicately c! asone i ‘ fosequently to those events. | ably look for from the pen of a modest maiden of Seren fe ees by our neighbors in sixteen. The head and point of his allegation is hunting up accounts of Douglas meetings, we that the President bas pursued Mr. Douglas and TSS Rout ncee, ded we, therefore, generously de- | Bi# political fortunes with malignant bitterness ‘vote a portion of our space to the fiends of Bell | ever since that gentleman saw fit to differ with and Everett until they can procure an of | bim upod 4'fittte question of no especial import- thelr own. Below we: give i, nt, pel ance, and now takes occasion to sek revenge party Ky.” upon all within the reach of his official power nieecteadeets shee her Ane bere edapelsent who maybe suspected of favoring the Douglas nevount ly. We would | heresy and its author. ae abot she Lesievitie salty ' Men see the same things differently through ly remind both of these enterprising z a aisle that in yesterday’ they find their respective spectacles. Certainly ours show Bae: welt scnistal ividictasibe us. the question in issue between the President ever jams of « Bell and Everett pce incites took sean in this city on | 894 Mr. Douglas, and the circrmstances cen- "Thsday night and whitch neither one of them | nected with it, in a very different light from that seems'to know anything.about.} : in which it appears tothe Hon. Reverdy, through . bis. The Constitution also argues at len; that Abraham Lincoln is in pag Secodae mare We remember the origin of the difficulty which gre hes resulted in carrying Stephen Arnold Douglas in tig States fom iThe Entelingencer publishes an article of nearly fivetofitins on “ Parties and their Principles,”” being the first of a proposed series of articles on the subject. {EF It is estimated that six hundred Baltimo- Teaba Visited the Great Eastern ou the 4th of July. UP Minister, McLane wili soon return from: Mexico, a5 has been ascertained from an authentic Beurces 6 47> Private letters from Arizona confirm the statements tf the discovery of rich and extensive gold diggings, and the consequent general excite- meiit on the subject. hier ——_—_——_———___ EP There was a grand Breckinridge and Lane ratifitation meeting in Monument Square, Balti- more, lest evening, at which addresses were de- livéted by Hon. Humphrey Marshall, ex-Gov. Lowe, Senator Wigfall, and Governor Stevens o¢ Orégon: = Republican party in the work of abolitionizing ghe North. Itveccurted after ‘this fashion. Viz: On the accession of the present Administration Mf. Douglas assumed the right to dittate to Pres- ident Buchanan, not only his appointments, but his policy, and was atonce given to understand that the Chief Magistrate of the United States did any reversionary interest in it that Mr. D. con- ceived to be his own, of right. Wherenpon that gentleman at once commenced, and has ever since waged, an uncompromising war upon, first, the President personally; next, upon his Adm!nistra- tion; and, subsequently, on the Democratic party and its policy; which he has steadily kept up until this hour In this war he has enlisted the der-monger in the land, and every constitutional ‘sympathizer with such cHaracters, of whom none are nore conspicuous than the honorable Reverdy Fa EES aforesaid; such politicians forming the head and weenie ete re ange a v a” Lega front of the Douglas organization in every State 1 on um! in the Union. Among them, they have spent, it may be, a. cool half milllion from first to last in their efforts to accomplish their putpose of obtain- ing free quarters upon the U.S. Treasury by means of brenking down the present Administration and elevating Douglas to the chair of Buchanan. Douglas bimself has contributed every doliar he was worth in the world and every penny for which-he could “ raw his face’? among his friends and admirers, to thatend. He is not only now worth perhaps a hundred thousand less than nothing, though commencing his war on Buchan- an and the Democratic party, a little millionaite; but he has induced handreds of his followers, long befgre bankrupt in character, to bankrupt themselves pecuniarily in their etforts to sustain him. Together, they have kepthere a little army of contributors to the distant press, and have sub- otned every professional telegrapher in the land to be reached by bribery. They bave also bouzht upa host of worthless venal newspapers in all quarters of the Union, more or less of which have, each, cost him and them from one to twenty-five thousand dollars. Though a gentleman who would himself surely spurn a bribe if offered to him, such is Mr Jobneon’s notorious kink, as that he cannot beip sympathizing with any parties or party engaged in efforts to make the biggest Pos- sible baul from the Treasury of the United States A recollection of the various published papers from his pen in advocacy of or apology for various Operations upon the Treasury against which the public mind revolted, though he could not see their anoastroaity, will, without further words from us, Serve to enable all to comprehend that he takes to ‘Dougiasismm simply because he “‘naterally’? can't help it. He clothes his bill of Indictment against the administration of President Buchanan in phrases of virgin political purity and virtuous de- oracy, even to the extent of setting up the shad- ow of Andrew Jackson as Aie god forthe nonce— such as may well suiive W make « Lee laugh, 12 familiar with bis (Mr. J.’s) so well-known record asa public man of the rankest federal school. Those who know him well, however, are aware that he is a high-toned gentleman, ineapable of entertaining in his own breast the desizns notori- ously actuating those into whose political com- pany he has some how or other fallen. Yet that he should have fallen into such company at last, will strike not a few as being but the natural result of his chronic federal idiosyncracy, that one should rightfully sympathise with all pro- posing to deplete the Treasury of the United States. Va Van Ense, from 1827 to 1858,” &q. and ‘Kellys and O’Kelleys,”’ were from Messrs. cra & ‘Mohun, who bave the books for sal@ns IJ Weare indebted to Dr. Horatio Stone for % plaster. cast of his capital model of Sagazaimon, one of thevintelligent secretaries of the Japanese Embast}—a work of art extremely faithful to na- tare, Yet graceful, indeed, in the development of ite,every line.and curve. It does the Doctor in- AOR éreit, Indeed! NY CT SI Ser eyed ‘The Wiki Hagvest—Western papers have frequent notices of the progress of the wheat har- ‘vest; in which farmers are now actively engaged, in the Soothern ‘parts of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. ‘The yield is everywhere spoken of as very abun, dent—the best that has been realized for Several years. Cori is represented as looking very promisg ing, éxcept that tn some places drouth has re tarded its growth. le the South, too, the yield of wheat is Ifkely to ‘prove very good, even in ‘Stateq hitherto considered un promising. U7 The Fourth of July in New York was cel- ebrated by every one in the greatest variety of ways. Many military companies were out in full numbers, whilst the festivals, pic-nics, dinners, aud excursions were as largely attended as ever. ‘The crowds of sttangers in the city was great. ‘The streets and hotels were exceedingly lively all day. Céptrs} Park ws a great point of attraction, while.the regatta off the Battery was witnessed by @ large and excited muss of people. As the Seventh Regiment were embarking for their encampment, 2 cannon, at the foot of Whitehall street, used for 2 parting salute, burst, seriously, if not fatally, in- urihg Frederick Gilbert, inspector at the water works, Jobn Dounelly,a feeder at the Tribune Office, and John Welch, 4 boatinan, Asa matter of course, the Great Eastern was thronged nearly all day, though thére wes great grumbling at me Price:of, admission. Had the sum charged been balf-asdollay, it is thought there would have been three-times the attendance on board the monster. Seatpost ai Bs Persenat. cttrThe Rev. 4. K. Marshall, D. D., of Missis- wt is in thiscity He will preach in the M. zk. syrigs South Raped morning. “Tt te re that Lola Montez (Ci of Lansfeld) corel in avery ptintard rc New York, and isnot expected to survive many Gen, Lane’s Letter of Acceptance. 5 WasHIneTton, June 30, 1860. «Str: 1 bave the honor to acknowledye the re- cetpt of the communication you make In bebalf of the Democratic National Convention, in which 728 lagers se ou the 23d instant | was unan- mously nominated by that body as the candidate of the democratic party for the office of Vice President of the United States, with the request accept the nomination the. form. pted,and of which you en- close me .a copy, meets with my hearty appr: as it embodies what I have been contending @ nd Tur Tevtu Totp.—We extract from the last number of the New York Sunday Atias the fol- lowing summary of the circumstances occuring at Charleston and Baltimore that have resulted in the present division of the Democratic party, be- cause !t embraces in the briefest possible space a trathful history of them : “* We were a sorrowfu! of the events, intrigues, nee Nauhocaperet ts which the demooracy are indebted f aa Mie only. snare cf ths feo prea bard trous dismemberment of the great setisael pases be nalenial of Shen led to the } it | of the Union, by which the brilliant prospect of condition of public affairs. “ Promises of constitutional nciples are ever dangerous, and I am rejoic that the true’ bie has seen fit to plant a firm foot on the Toc} ee , and to giye te people an a their love justice an iter- nal regard for each other's righis. Non-intervention.on the subject of sla may atically say, ie the eer pre ‘the. Gz: 2 -lnter vention by Congress an non. by territorial legislatures, as is adopted in the first resolut: ri ‘ion of the a democratic victory in the Presidential contest has been entirely obscured. It is, perhaps, useless now to comment upon the doings at Charleston and Baltimore, because nothing which cen be said will bring back the , oF close up the wide breach that has been n ly made in the ranks of the old national democratic party. That party has been irrevocably severed in the middle by the action of its professed friends, and it will prob- ably never in be reunited in the power aud strength that Sustalned it for so many years as the nant ith bo as Political organization of the ““We had hoped for a different result than that which we now behold; but from the opening of the Convention at Baltimore our bopes beyan to Wwe deciare the former ‘maisting uy tbe latter, becausnyte a Wit wrritorial itatés to probibit or eetatlish Mavery. or by unfriendly legislation to invalidate , la yield. lustead of a desire to ha: if id 2, be ais S ee which’ itis fantted te aero eee, | which we expected to find lu the member cf wie ise principal, of the power that crests, | CoMvention, we perceived in the ontset ™ deter, Devided which it would be fester lement of | ™itation on the pert of the supporters of M -apltation i the territory that 1m fede oe of! Douglas to force ve a the’ party ied the tend to Congress and the people of all the Stayer, | COUMHY at oll hazards, and without au regard to If the Constitution estab! the right ofevery consiquences. With the aid of the Noe York tion, they held the absolute power to de- itizen to enter com, delege: : erty be lepall yeaa liaty With ovbat-| ‘eration the daatiaise pe ac party; and in the face ved ever property be legal) necessari| zeottes on Pedera Z the dane te protect this right of the ditizen whenever or Tere Leena ae ntringed tobe democratic delegates, they perpetrated outr. SS a ecctoniogy A counted westion, Hebe of individual delegates and _brotherbood of States. It docs not tions, ond the endorance of their associates . representing the certain democratic States They used admission te the nlarly-elected dele- of cértain destruc es upon the Hate organiza- ltt ‘our gates from several States, and pave their seu! lo nemnaly: perfect equality of rights, pate td a rebels, who were never = snted by eal commt to the people; to cli ‘and to'soil, the | ‘gitimate organization; and by a variety of other | determination as to the kind of institut nent! unfair, (Miberal, and dishonorable ex dients, and fitted to their pitintrci in their constitat the sirtct application of the ‘unit rule,’ they con- trived to obtain a factious majority of the Con. tutional limits. and deciari tat heparin aera i or it slavery when they come a form-a Site into tae Teo ae are , happils principles shall prevail, an era tracted country, and eee ten we netted vention, and obliged a large majority of the dele- —_ he i certain democratic electoral * pr ‘een! » th pro to‘ndtM inate alge Domeles, and dectars nik toe candidate of the democratic party, contrary to the usage which ‘equires a two thirds vote of all the pororpr Pca softer Make a valid and binding nom 4 same vote, Senator Fitz- patrick was nominated for Vice President. — “The seceding delegates, embractag a repre- from 22 Stater, incinding the delegates vote, with tue President of the Corrente ae ie Convention at head. retired to ancther ball,and nomfnat od re C. Breckinridge for President, for Vice President a eenane to- reg a3 from the halls of C, when: We. he free to turn our attention to “Tore iseful tas 0 eidkenal vacate Promoetive of our growth in Our Union must be ' But th ouly be done by matnta: ining the constitation ist in all its provisions and uuranties The judicial authority, as provided ‘by the consti \- —— thust’ be spstat ‘und Its decisjons iba: Plicifly obeyed, as’ well jn ard to the ri; of the "Territories ag iu all other bg for success, and trusting in the umth and fd dn, . a offices in the gift of the thet wy Li noe Un ed ick, however, was peonspt {7 the New York Dispatch says thai bwa of Sica ett eg Japanese empire to a Sipe 1 line * pete eM lee into the position of a flagrant co-laborer with the. not realize that he held his trust for the benetit of hearty cow peration of nearly every notorious plun-, are cordially invited tratt nd. 3. it" TERN the funeral of our deo ZAN fraternally the last sad o! the dead. a f A UNIK f cnr} Association. will be held at Waug! Hill, comme Grand Lodge, District of mt Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seve EVENING, the 9tb i t 0. EVENT AG, tenth (the Stake esd Woot be held on that evening at the City Hall. Come one, & BRECKINRIDGR & L, assemble on MO} atdo'clock, at Sto’ and Penn. av..to participate in the grand Ratifiea- tion meeting to be held at the City Hail. jy 7-20” National Guards, held last mously agreed togivoa F Bl of Ju M Paying a saily @aend the changing uniforms. from Companies A on Pa avenue, on MOND! EVE) o'clock, to comple ¢ the arrangemen 8, 2. noma ees of the Na ivnal Democratic Convent are réspectfully invit d to meet at tie Od corner of north A and First at. east, Capi on SA hve 2 hi Ge RAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY are reqaeated to mest in ¢ front July 9th, atso vited and expe, Hoa. Hon. Hon Hon ren Davis, Wal Hoon. Wa ds wiil fo nin proeaseion & 4 mare wieetiny cordially invited. The fa every seene, will plea Georgetown © tet stock of Hamiltoa &, Leach, he cloved out to pet ihe he. HORSES; k iB single harness, Hi Side I ” day oil at ES ii fas Tin reenth sf,, rpromas GRANGER, ‘ ‘ ATTORNEY-AT-1L AW, pawn Faexcn.—U TH OF its appropriate head will be found an announce ment of thetdeath of Major French. imstances this event with a peculiar 5 mr, eg it will be remembered, it have forestalled the traversing of the charges pge-" ferred against him, which was confidently antici- pated by them would result in his vindication, to the working out of which the ablest counsel oted_ themrel ith the. untiri bid s8 fonal zeal” reba of the ings fe court will be found in our local columns. Scar PostaGE To Sayoy anv THE DistRIct oF Nick We are requested to state that the rates of postage established by the United States and French pos- tal treaty for the correspondence exchanged ber tween this country and France, wil} hereafter be applicable also to the correspondence originating in or destined to Savoy and the district of Nice, those territories having been reunited to France. Letters addressed to Savoy and the district of Nice should, therefore be forwarded exclusively in the mail to France; the single rates of postage being 15 cents the quarter ownce; prepayment optional. . enw bas * Tne ConvitioN o- THE U. 8. Treasury — Owing to the large drafts on the Treasury during the past week, ft is said that not mach more than $2,000,000 remains in hand as an available balance. The reissue of the five millions in treasury notes: has, however, afforded a sensible relief. eee Tue Power oF Mevictne over Disease — We know of no better illustration of this fact than the wonderfal etfects of the Oxygenated Bitters, in eradicating from the Luman. system Gespepeis and all functional diseases of the stomach, and restoring impaired digestion. It is no new rem- edy. Ten years of trial by the public hasestad. lished it asa standard wedicine ; and no family in the constry should be without it asa safe and sure remedy with both sexes in all ages. In our large cities it has been much used by the regular physicians, and 1s tndorsed by some of the strorg- est certificates from well-known individuals. For sale by all the draggists —Weekiy Novelletze. D7 At Toledo, O , on the night ef the 4th, the store of R. A. Cross was broken open and #30,000 worth of jewelry trken therefrom. At New Orleans, on the 2d Inst.. the first baie of new cotton of the season was received from Texas UF™ Decrees of Garibaldi provide dowri the daughters of those who fall in battle, ntenance for orphans. for AR MONTHLY MEET- abia Typographical Society ENING. at@ocl ck, ~ 8 BOWEN, Rec. Sec’y. THE REG 1 ing of the Colu will be held THIS EV te Lil THE LOUISIANA DEMOCRATIC AS soctation of Washington will holt a meeung 8 (Matarday) AF FER NOON, até o’eleck, at the Roonrs of the National Democratic Committer, No. 2% 43s st., for reorganization. All Louisianians favorabl « to theelection of Breckinri era ee 1. O. O. F.—CENTRAL LODGE, No. ‘The members of Central Lodge are trav nally requested to meet at the Hall on TO MOR- ROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, to attend the funeral of our iate byother, REziIN Heck. Members of sister Lodges are fraternaily requested to unite with us. It ___.F. B. LORD, 1. 0. 0, F.—COLUMBIAN ENCAMP~ MENT, No 1 —Patriarchs: Attend a special meeting of the ampment on SUNDAY At OON at 2 reparatory to attending brother, P. H. B. Re- Membors of sister fucampments are nested to unite'with asin rent ic ees which the living may minister to W.R. McLEAN, Serie, 3, under en’s Christina pel. Cap t } ORROW (Sunday) AFT 2 RKNGUON, cing at 5o’clock. The public are inv.ted. Brex. the ausp jy 7-It F 1. 0. O. F.-GRAND LODGE —T. ‘he reg lar quarterly communication of the R. \V, Columbia, will be’ beld hst.. on MONDAY at2 o’cloc! GS, Grand Sec’y, RALLY DEMOCRACY —The friends of BRECKINRIDGE AND Lang, of the Seventh willassemble at Island Hallow MONDAY ecttng to RALLY, DEMOCRATS !—The DEMO- CRATS of the Secoud Ward are requested tin trout of Usion Squa ¢,on Pa. avenue. 13-h and lth stiee! MONDAY, June fn procession and pe & ic meeting atthe Ci y Hall. iy 7-2 16 we WARD NOTICE.—Citizons of this ard. favorable to the election of NE, are nespoctiilly invited to AY EVENING, the 9th inst., ‘8 Hall, corner of 20th stree ATTENTION, BATTALION !—EYES RIGUT !—At a uwoting of the Battalion of It WAs wa i- ic onor about the nat. the proceeds to be applied to da- netion of the oxponaes whick will necas- formation of the bat alion, in Th@ Conunittees appointed ill meet atthe Arinory, a> NG, ac dB Full pa ticulars in fur It F'F 1H WARD —AIl persons faverablo to the election of Breckinridge and Lanc, the ill atso doo it. SATURDAY EVENING, ?th inst. TO RATIFY THY NOMINATIONS OF THE TRUE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY. BRECKINRIDGE AND LANE. * the waves come when navies are stranded, the wiuds come when forests are rended, freemen come when there is a‘Union to save, trae Democrats with eds of BRECK! in SVENING, The following distinguished gention&n are in- ted to address the meeting: . Dickinson, Hu: tevens, Hon Lansing = out, Rober: Ould, Es er Lenox, the City Hall on MO k lon ion ge ax! Lane Clabs of thi different to thé wih ne The iia, ur men and ffie@sures, dre lies, whose p esence lends'# chasm to attend tee of Arrangements, of the Cou jy 6 3 re (ORGETOWN COLLEGE, D.C , July, Sad Anpual fommencoment x ome ill take Spay, Whotsalyatawetockame OOF ‘Phe public defense of ‘Pheaes' in Moral iloso~ phy. by the Gradnating Class, w.ll be held on the Preceding E CARD—We invite notice to the a4 ment in anot! » thie afters verlise- columa of the Closing-out it 5 o'elac! sf te — Oo st et ta he sold. and yiuet ines.« of the lage firm. iyi OS GIR E & CO. Auvts OR SALE—Por t four ininute stylish ind and Wines, Liquora, 4c , are " Aree Also, ‘two » Hear Pa. ay, BLapeNsBuRG, ~ Prince’ Georne’s’ County. * hi ea SALE—Tw. valnal (6 and 7 years oid, nol wren mitogens seta rag oS at fe LARK, 33? Four. a Ate iy6 Postmastam FowLsn at fhis ceremony the QUEEN'S B omnibus fare 15.cents. He wvare ASS The MORE, having overhaul boiler ing semi weet! turning will leave Nor! TUE} FRIDAY landings coing and retu Matthias Point... . for the s*ason. $8 servants, | Stusual rates aud must be the Potomac, wili conve: vey o emegt witir leave the whi Fat tne foot of lith st a eatiy pablished York Ex; :—* We recently publis! a fran Pike's Peck positively announcing that the fugitive defaulter, 1. V. Fowler, of New York, bad been im that locality. W however, in recel; a letter dated Havan: 28, which states it he was then in that city, and bad been there since a few days after his first dis ci Yor! ri and w and tn the Troors on THE Rio Geanpe. —Ci George Stoneman, with a squadron of 2d cavalry, is near Edinburg, and Ca) another squadron of the same regiment, is near Rosario. There isa fiae ~— of artillery at Fort Brown, commanded by two artillery companies. At Ringgold barracks aed Cont. Lee’s and Jordan’s companies of the Sth infantry. (Jim Redpath states that there is no truth in the statement that the widow of old John Brown has received $30,000 from Hayti. has not-yet received a dollar from that Sbantey Furthermore, that the ald received by the family abe country is not as large as frequently re- EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &c. GPanp TOURNAMENT AND BALL COLUMBI4 SPRINGS, To be held on MONDAY, JULY 16, Under the auspices of the MOUNT VERNON GUARDS! The receipts to be aprropriated to the Alevrandria Male Orphan Asylum, of Alerandria. TWE y KNIGHTS, Bmbracing gentlemen from Maryland, Virginia, and tno District, will enter and compete for the honors. A full Brass and String Band will be in attendance during the day, and a jarge and efficient police foree will preserve the strictest order and decorum in and around the grounds, The following = PROGRAMME has been arranged for the Occasion: he Procession of Knights, Judges, and Citizens, will leave the City A jock a. =. aad, nee arming through some of the principal streets o: Al-xandria, will proceed to the Depot of the Wash ington and Alexandria Railroad, where tr+ins will be in waiting to convey persons to the Springs. Im- medretely upon the arrival at the Springs, the spa cious Pavilion will be thrown open and the dancing commenced and continued until 2 o'clock p. m, when the Tournament will be opened, under the folowing : z REGULATIONS: The Mators of Alexandria, Washington, and Georgetown have been invited to act ax judges in connecti 1th other gentlemen. WwW lassey, Eaq., has heen invited to deliver the charge to the Knights, at the conclusion of which tha riding will commence, each Knight be- ing sttired rman appropriate costume, and th ‘whole under the direction of Col. H. C. Dorses, Maj. W F. Padgett Capt HK Bradshaw and CM,: astie man. Esq., marshate, J. T. Johnson Esq, He aid Atthe conclusion of the riding. the successful Knight wi!l be avnounced from the judges’ stand, 1860, and the Queén of Love and Beauty, with ber Maids of Honor wil be crowned in the Pavilion in the resence of tie whole assembiage At the close of ALL will open ar the dancing continue until 11.0 clock p.m. The Committee pledge themselves that nothing to make this Tourna- joyed pleasure to all who may favor them with their presence The track and grounds bave been put in he most comp ete « r and the proprietor, Mr, Fahey, will spare no pains in siding to the pleasure of the company. CONVEYANCE TO THE Sreines. buses wil: leave the corner of Seventh and at 8o’ciock, and each succrssive hour thereafter. until 50’clock p.m.,to convey persons to the Springs. Tickets of admission to the rings, # cents,’ To be had at the followin, laces in Washington W. D. Shepherd's Beo! Store, corner 7th and D; Ellis’s Music Store, Penn. ay ,bet 10th and 1th; Bla chard & Mohun's Book Store, corner Uth and Penn, av.; and at the Star fice. iy T-eotd OCIATION! ‘The members of the WASHINGTON HOWARD AsS00 Beg | ave to. announce to their fri And the public A Special Family Pic Nic, At ARLINGTON SPRING. On THURSDAY, Jaly 12. Withers’ foll Brass and String Band has been en 1ATION ed. “Refreshments, Dinner. d&c., furnished by the Pro prietor, Tickets Fifty Cents; Ladies, Children. and Ser vants free, Z can bave omnibuses to call at their res ‘any hour of the day by leaving word with ‘orte , the ages netz s hat store, near Loursiani By order of the jy74t_ COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS. NOTICE TO ANOREG! KR AND POTOMAC PINEY POINT, POINT LOOK-OUT, OLD POINT, NORFOLK AND PORTSMOCTH. commedious ani swift steamer BALTI- been thoroughly ied and jefitted with new od machinery, &e , will aced on the above rute MONDAY, the sth of ly, ud continue during the bathing season, mat- eee, leaving Washington MUN- DAYS and THURSDAYS at loo clock am. Ra 'S at3 o’c'ook Far: 21.00) Pope’s Creek. ..... $20 | 3 laokistone’s. bet Quant 15 | Blof P« 5 Liverpool Point... 15 arshals Pa Boyd's Hole...... 200'Piney Point. 2.0 Pomt Look oat. ‘Yo Old Point and Norto!k 95, incindiog meas. Round trip uckets to Nerfolk and Old Pomt. good Chiléren under ten_vears, and fa @. Froecolored persons #4 Freigh # ® fastest boat on sere to Point trip down this f tion in beard (POHELL or ak tne Gam he steamer Baltimore bei Look eut in § hours. mak tiful river Fy daytizht jekete and further it. CHAS. E La ih Pome ‘enn. avenue ant Sixth stre t, lotel GEO. E. MATTINGLY, iy6it (ot) roe tn are Aga, OONLIGHT EXCURSION GLYMONT PAVILION, TUESDAY, July 10. ‘The steamer Puen'x has been chartered to con- to Glyvmoat . under the Ex ited number of tickets grees damittee. A limi! for which ay be ha «on appliemtion to ane mem! F of the Committer. Schroeder s band has been engaged Ow es will leave the North it ny jock. Us cosnosts Fe tp o’cloc! a 1, adhinitting « gentlenign and ladios wimittee, m. Tickets o. well, 3s. jaldson, as. E, Johnson. iy.5 St Pie Nte FOR TRE BENEFIT OF THE POOR Whilbe given by the Society of St. Vincent of Paul, “*" dt ANALOSTAN ISLAND, ~ > On MONDAY, Jwy 16. ~ Professor Espute’s Citizens’ Band has been en- La d for the occasion. the on s will run constantly du-dn apo er ttn Nat he an eat igh wt ecreotOwh. No’ cliarge for ferriage, ROH yf retire! a “4 Gettlomen's tlekets 99 nents s ladies” tickets ts onata | Ghiktees stokes ney ie . can Kom mnters Cbg Hoe at th usual places, and ichard . arke, J.P. Garesch iy Std Tiss wvion eh OT, ‘ a ASO Magy aah allt re advertisement je thtiaeote . Albert G.-Brackett, with J Hue ew She. SELLING OFF ATOOST? K OF SUMMER DRY . ND AT THIS TIME TOGO LARGE A ia! HAVIN ON MAND 6G st in order to make room for ons of the approaching scason, | wit Sten te ESS GOODS at cost, goch a 7 A Pigs oy the: lish BER AGES. BE ng RS MOUSLINS, FOULARD SILKS, nat joods suitable for Traveiing Salts, ee WLS and MANTILLAS, the cheapest goods | have « " ‘itively be sold at COST tos 6 ae OF W. BURDETTE, Neo. 351 Seventh street, det T and K cs ee Bs — 1 co. a a ———— a. aa ae 9 oo 1, ANOTHER GRAND DISTRIBUTION RRS. OUT SALE TEN EBST, “BEAUTIFUL AND COSTLY PRESENTS | Pe PASS R EG ao =) chong out the THIS (Satucday) NIGHT, July 7th. remaining stock Ai more. ky ~ 5 TWENTY-FIVE MAGNIPICEN cir te tures, [ron Baie, Counting room Deak, Boras. Syall be given so ta eenrene of the Sr 7 5 ~ &e. There a Stiver Watches, silver-plated Cake and Card Bask ts, weg my Castors, i Broocher, Brace- et joute ie, &e. a rticles have been purchased at x ; ire, to Demyohne, oan Cente se lon 6 > house Sherry, de. m Old Port Wine. pat te j nes Ee hy igh nore the | Old'a pple and Peach Brandy, presents may be seen. anil trekets may ‘lwo om Kom, Conte apd betel. Admission 3 cts i Le oll i Eenst Loe Prin, Non York axenue, be- | Atso—io Chiluneworth & Son's Londow Par . ‘ . ay Kegane, fai Con < 0 You or & Son's stobers Ale, Il be given rece de 1 Knox & Son's Alloa Ale, Vv NGS during tre . sen 2, NU RSBAY commenetng at 3 v'clock wacheon Care domnirn, ~ and it at 10 p.m. Previous fo the Concert. the Saloon is open to sone desiring to while away 4 few an mazy dance. + ned Feat acHoeia atten ade os | quarter goon Orgare of various brand alorw Mob will pomtively bo 20 d tecioss the business of the iste firm ti iring the Gardens for Pio Nic pur A opel B So pivemaag or'tue noties. jy 7-1t o, Saver — = = By WALL & BARNARD, Avctionvers BOUT 25 TONS OF Hay AT AUET.ON A On MUNDAY AFTER OON, Ma tar. LOST AND FOUND Le old-fashionel GOLD ich make, with a gold ch tach The finder will be liberally rewar by leavin: it with E. STUBBS, Depart of State, t60°o ook, We Sl. eels. oO. ane TES T¥a bon be i 12th, Mth, Band Canal ttreets, about 25 tons ot May. tn quantities te suit purchasers. and deliver tie eame on very re asunabia term: If cash: residue THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW on the brindle buffalo COW face and marked ears. 3 short tail, wh theabove reward 4 . otioneer. will be given for any information that wil lead to |... “4 gry _ aT ACTION herrecovery) WM. GRINDER, M st-south, | J) RAME_ Ho! Uys jae LT Ss Ace”. jy 7st" __ Betw. New Hot. cast. lore premises, at 6 oolook p. m., Part « 0.4%, TRAYRD OR STOL Last Friday eve- fest 4 inches on ‘unre S51. hi front of Natrbet, neat the corner of Totrd » from the fi wood Farm, on street west, oon en fee hogndary of a back aS taining 2,128%\ And the improvements, whicts white Newfoundind F PUPPY, ae “7 ie —_— &o. peparee months eld. quite mangy, naked, poor a — me e anal, kant Jpon receipt thereof, or of word ‘where be can be found, a reward will be pad, jy 7-2te D&S Lost $5 REWARD.— a t, on the DATS. A mh vesd: 2 SHEP 3. of By J, C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers peek _ y aor oor * tind on = = aalt querer's SALE a, be ody IT UR AND jar, with the eubse iber’s name on it. Five doliars FFECTS OF THR “UNITED OTE... wifi be ba to any ore who will retarn him to J. | Wasnixeros —On Mon oat ORNING. as GIDEON, No, 468 7th street, opposite the Post | eth. atleoc! wing from Officer. iy 7H. [aay foday watiltihe whole ts deposed of, by yirbue of a deed of trust doly executed and recorded in OST—On the night of the 4*h, from house cor- | Pipers a” So. 1st. folios 19) 2ef Fiftee.th and D TWO MANU- for tom county, the under RIP TB—one aGeneaiogica’ History of the name | sewed. as truster, will eefl all the Furniture ned of Ch wy (8 fo), and Four Yence’ Joucnal | Mffegts of the United States Hotel, compriainx 80 ook; belonging to L. W. De hundred partors and chambers, vis ery cuporter ana er y new Rosewood op Ing seven oc‘ave Peenoires Corer. a _ handsome F rene . LecGhedeliersUnoketnans tures throvehout, some Walnut and Mahogsny Parior 3 -— finished in’ broostelle. plush. wal Gale io Sera; Cc er. Any one returning the same to the Star Ofkee will confor a great favor and receive a hand s0me reward. jy 6-3t* F OUND—On the 4tb,a pinin SI MENT WATCH. Inquire between 5th arti 6th sts. oloth, jarbie top centre, , and side Tahies, ?ERSO)} AW hatno ‘Chairs and Tables, PERSONAL. Wale esey Chae Walnut Writun nd Rookoases, come Velvet ad Brossels Carpets, Oilcloth, ugs. Ingrain ¢) Mirrors, Vases aod Ornaments He is about 25 jade ‘and Lace Curtains, Cornice and Fin tures. Prcceron Walant and Wa) 25 REWARD —Ren amas from the subserie | *D awe? ber'< Parm.on thes hiniv. NEGRO MAN FRANK CONTEE years of age. of b well made Hus «we he may have changed for anew st aw hat: which bai just vee: given tim. aud cotton osns- log bureaus, Wash+tand listers. and Pr ws, Torlet Sets, or Beds burs pants aad. at iv. ae Bataenen 1 will give the aly ve'reward for his apprehension | ured bat” and bask Mas = ES provid di be delivered tome. 4 quantities. S.C. go Bed aad ple nen, near! Upper Maciborongh, Prince George's Co Large questities Tetie’ t4 J ikedt = Dining ‘Tables. onk Dining Chairs, MAdANE MORRICKH, Tux Great Astroio- | French and stone china Dinner, Desert, aad Tea i GIST AND De cTRESS, just from Ewrope.—Thi Ware, i highly rift d and intelligent lady ope be ae | eee Fier. Ohver pleted Svare, rs. it, Presentand Fut: Events. Cail ng Dishes, No. 805 Twenty sooond street, between and 1, apr nat Esouren. {cavers and Cigna, Wastington. jo19 lm ‘ogethert large quantity of Houschoid Effects OR SALE AND RENT. | app See% coi aottee untamsonre \g ‘er 3 i. FOR ALE AND RENT. eredit of ated 4 months, for ft rily joreed notes, bearing interest [For other “ For Sale and Rent” advertisements, “WM. A. BROWNING, Trastes, see first page } end J.C. MoGUIRE & CO. Auote. RAL DESIRABI. ARSHAL’S SALF, —1n virtue of two writs of ROOMS to RENT. 4 pirteenth xtreet— between E and i facias, issued from the Clerk's office of F, on moderate terms. jy 7-e03t" cage, rtof nad ag 4 ene. i; Tr URNI > “ ag | the county ; 5 0 rected, SURNISHED HOUSE —Ac ul experienced sale. KF Housekeeper wishes to take charge at's Pur, [Wil expose to publio aie. for cash, inf nixhed He se during the summer. given. 2 « 5 References ess C. M Dihee. n the 9th day of July next. 1960, at 12 0'o ont of the court house door of aid counts. on MONDAY. ‘ oe. the ~ am following property, to wit: A bt, OR SALE ORR BRI Btls, claim and interest in and to No. tan ck eR Auen, . © wencamn ae? 'o, 618,40 the city of Washington, D C., eu, On Sixth atreet west, Letween Mand N. Apply with # And singuar the improvements next door yorth. jy 7-lw" ey ized and lev: upon @s the property of - - Andrew Rothwell, and wii! be sold to satiety Jn COR RENT—A comfortable two-story-an‘i-athic | dicia # Nos. 214 and 215, to October term 1858, yn BRICK DWELLING, situated~in tue First i Kingman. favor of Pheips & Watd—on G. between 20th and 2ist street. Appl: to Mrs ELIZABETH EDWARD. No. 71 ba » between | and Pa. avenua; or to GEORGE PF. KIDWELL., «: Band lh ste jy 7-3" P EASANT RUOMS. with BOARD, can be obtaiaed at No. 425 Green's Row, Cap tol Aull. a. iy 6-38" OR RENT—One FRAME COTTAGE acc gh Be I A, W. SELDEN, U. 8, Marshal for the Distrist of Columbia, jets dts M4kies L SSALE.—in virtue. fa writ of fiers a facias issued from the Clerk's ofhoe of the Cir- court rt of the District of Columbia, for the county of Washingtor, ani to me directed. I wil Xpose to public esie, for ossh. in front of the court ase door of said county.on MONDAY, the #th Of Joly next, 1960 at 1 o'olrok m. , the foltow: chusetts avenne, between 14th & d 15th sts. Fer 1d soribed proj 7, to wit: All ror te b recht. particulars apply on the premises, Kent $ © per [ttle, clam an interest in and to Lot 5, ive St R RENT_That desirable DWELLING on 3 a ery M and N sts ngs ining 6 rooms. Reat $10 p-r ye - premises or to, WA RUTHERFORD? at ine Est , between 12th and 13th at. in in the oity of Warhington, D. C., all and the improvements d upon as the property of j » Nicholnx, and will be sold to #al Jets cinis No, 125, to May tersn lea, in fx PF. obard: w iu is. Sk < ,8. Marsha! for the District of je ls cts CAPTION =The sale stvertised above under « OR SALE OR RENT—he two story BRICK U~E, No. 172 Four-and-s-half street be- Svenpoent cout Een Pe. isto take place wot because the jode given luimediately. + to McCUBI & | ments need bese taod,aeT am prepare? to shoe DUDGE, 63 W ater st., Georgetown. jydse* |! resist any att=mpt to tarn m= out of the above property, and will show how said sadgment That desizaile DWELLING on | was obtained. ‘I hope the eub te will not became & - between G6 and H, containing 8 | party to auch a transaction by bidding. rooms aud large va ¥ front, with water and ¢ MARY NICHO formaris occupied by H.H: Vise, Eeq. Inquire of | iy 2 4.* G6 , betw 2d and KR. W. BATES, Agent, at his wood and coal yard, | — —— _ corner of C and Pourtac- th sts post" By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. a ALUABLE COASTING SLvor or 4BOUT 2 Tons THEN, NAMED G Broom «Fast SAILER, AT AUCTIOS.—Un WEON+SUDAY natant, 8t 2 0’olook in, I thalieeliet Mr. 7. W vers. , the hands me and fast sailing L. Broom, of about 2) tons burthen. ete order, we! rigg+d and ready c nec. erms 08 h. E. GAR: Capt. jySs0kde (Balt.Sany” AGREEN, nest. By A. GREEN, Auotioneer RUSTEE'S SALK OF VALUA PROVED Prorerry.—\ nde: & ound, m ot. betwe uD and FSR, REN To The three-story brown front SE, No. 367 New York avenue, between hh ride. containing fifteen fooms. ‘This house ix convenient to the Patent Of, fice, Treasury, ete ; is lightnd by gas and in every way suitable for a boarding house | Re: t moderate, prt next door or to A. a jo. SO ander’s suilding, ae TORE ROOM FOR RENT—Op the south- herépoture used asa grocery, Apply at the orol JAS, F. BALIDAY. city OB: OR REN T— That new dud well arranged th story BRICK HOUSE, No. t=, om G street between 19th and 20th sts., F ih: resid 1 beng - 1D equa. iret Ward, in‘ely ooon- % ied by Mr, Bodi jon. Pc “ s fr of exile, Hee given immed é oaeean, Lowen. Sore scoured by & deed of trust on the EY 3 ma 16-cott = 2, E : i i with w thin RESIDENCE FOR SAL. —Thre | 5 the trustee reserves to to haifs res of Situated at Bailey's X Foor! Gt the ooet and Trek of the boat pe b toads at the int the Co umb: upon advertising three times in the Nations! ‘5 turppik from W eenoer. m Alexa vements consist se, containi: &e. They: Sn Xceilent well t the NG. BOWEN : Suction rooms, abo pove described property wil Conveyancing at the am of . jos WaStly 9 "ORS ee. I. M. SINGER & CO. GREAT REDUCTION Is Prices oF SEWING MACHINES ! — jachines are poknowleiced the bast sn ues. WH ins and man turing pu 4 A‘ amily oF Light mmaituctn Q8e Pa. Av, eateey Wert toot of Sree cent Moreh Below Wer erertment__ F4veeier waite SULPHUR SPRINGS. i Farm Fe RorT RIENTAL BALSAM. rah ath ARE