Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR.) eee ynorns Une Be Woven wnen| © SSERIGHBURGEAES, PEPE THE as yet to doubt the correctness of the impression expressed a few days since, (in the Star,) that a WASHINGTON OITY: Trxasvny Daxartuent, July 10, 1990, WEDNESDAY ........-..--- July 11, 1860 union of the entire opposition to the Republican Reh bepeeesiataolis on ghbrdeagdr crareemont party in what are regarded as being the uncer- | the following act of Cons ress: Spirit of the Merning Press. ‘The Constitution treats upon the evil fruits of Douglasism, #s illustrated by the late Oregon election The Intelligencer publishes and compliments the Hon. Edward Everett's Fourth of July Ora- ion at Boston. ee > The Spanish.and Mexican fractions of a dollar are no longer recelved at the Philadelphia Mint, at their nominal value, in exchange for the new cents. The cause is said to be the over-issue of the latter coin. In reply to an inquiry, Mr. Sumner writes tonntead te New York city: You asked for the subject of my address. It will be the ‘Repub- Nean Party; its Origin, Necessity, and Perma- nence.’ God bless it!” tain States of the North, fs likely to be necessary to compass the defeat of the Republican electoral tickets in each and all of them. The mere union of the Breckinridge and Douglas forces appears very unlikely to accomplish that result in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, or Indiana. The course of Mr. Douglas and his leading friends has as thoroughly abolitionized a consid- erable portion of the rank and file of his follow- ers, as that of Mr. Seward has, by degrees, served to abolitionize the whole Republican party; a large wing of which, until Mr. Seward became a so intensely anti-slaveryite, were certainly as con- servative as any other portion of the Northern Whig party. So, if the proposed union takes place, itis but fair to calculate thata large per centage of the present Douglas party will slush off tothe Republicans. The latter have already gained immensely from the opposition of Doug: las to the Democracy in the Lecompton contest. In that contest he occupied a position identical with that of the Republican party; preaching the same doctrines, laboring to the same end, and acting in as complete conjunction with them as though he had never been identified with the Democracy. Thousands at the North, of anti- slavery tendencies, which had up to that time been restrained by the apparent return of the Buffalo-ite leaders to the Democratic party fold, seized upon the tergiversation of Douglas to give license to their secretly cherished sentiments; and elevating him (D) for the nonce into the position of their xeity, (political,) shouted him into his present prominence When, in his subsequent contest with Lincoln, he saw fit to protest (for effect) that they had mis- understood the length to which he had gone in favor of abolitionism and against the Democracy, a very large wing of his followers refused to follow him back to his quasi position of renewed identification with the Democratic party. Mr. Hickman and John B. Haskin are fair types of that wing; while Montgomery, of Pennsylvania, and Morris, of Llinois, are as fair types of the wing of his followers who accompanied him back as far as he came back. That is to say; just far enough toenable him to break up the party for the time being, on firiding it impossible to induce it to accept an anti-slavery heresy for the conve- nience of his nominal consistency. On the whole, the refusal of a portion of bis followers to followhim even partially back towards the Democratic party's positions, was the real cause of the Democracy’s Joss of the ascendancy in the House of Representa. tves They voted for the Republican candidates in every northern district where the gongressional contest was between a Republican and a straight- out Democrat; and in almost every case they did so directly by the advice of Douglas himself and his council of managers, who have been acting for the last two years upon the idea that his best policy to force the South to accept him as its can- didate for the Presidency, was thus to make it as plain as possible that no aspirant for any position uorth of Mason’s and Dixon’s line, at the hands of the people, claiming connection with the Democ- An Act to facilitate communicition between the tiantio and Pacific States by eiectric tr enacted by the Senats and House of | = sentatives of the United States of America in gress assembled, That the Neoretary of tna Tren ¥, ucder the direction of the President of the nited States,is hereby authorized and directed to advertise for sealed proposals, to bs recerved for 60 days after the peqeese of op act, (and the fulfilment of which shail te guarantied by reapon- sible parties in the case of bids for maii con tracts,) for tl ise by the Governmer t ofa line or lines of magnetic telegraph, to be constructed with in two years from the thirty-first day of July, eigh- t en hundred and sixty, from som- point or points on the west line of the State of ) ari by any route or routes which the said contractors may select, (connecting at such point or poicts by tele- raph with the cities of Washington, New Orleans, fee York, Charleston, Phi phia. Boston, au other cities in the Atlantic. Southern, and Wee- tern States ) tothe city of San Francisco, ia ths ifornia, fora period of ten years, shall award the contract to the lowest responsibie bidd r biddera, provided such proffer does not er amcunt per year from the United forty thousand dollars, and permission is hereby granted to the said parties to whom said contract may be awardei, or a majority of them, and their assigns, to use until the end of the said term, such ucoccupied pubic iands of the United Statesas may be necessary for tho night of way and forthe purpose of establishing tions for repairs along said line, vot exceeding at station one quarter sectien of jand,such stations no. to exceed one in fiiteen miles on an sverage ofthe whole distance, uniees raid lands shall be required by the Government ofthe United States for rail or other purposes, and provided th-t no right to preempt any o1 said lands und-r the inws of the United States shall inure to stid company, their Agents or servants, or to any other person or per sons whatsoever: Provided, That no such con tract shall be made uctil the raid line shail bs in actual operation and payments thereunder shail cease whenever the cont: actors fail to comply with the contract; that the Government shall, atall times, be entitled to priori y in the use of the or lines, and shall have the privilege, when authorized by i efoonnecting eaid line or 1 es by telegrapn with any military posts ofths Urived Stats, and to usethe same for Gover ment purpose:: And pro- vided also, That said tine or lines, except sucn as mas be con tructed by the Government to connect said line or lines with the military posts of the United States, shall be open ty the use of aii citi- zene of the United S.ates auring the term of said cont act, on wr nt of the regular chargee for transmission of dispatches: And provided, also, At such charges shal not exceed thre douars for @sing.e dispatch of ten words, with the ueual proportionate deductions upon 'dispsiches of reater lergth, provided that no hing her ino n- ined shali confer upoa tha said parties muy ©x- clurive rightto construct a telegraph to the Paci fic, or debar the Government of the United States trom granting, from time to time. similar fan chises and privileges to other parties Sec. 2. And be xt further enacted, ‘That the said contractors, or their assign, shall have the right to construct ani matntain, through any of the Ter ritories of the United Stal branch line, connect their raid line or lines with Orege that they li have the permanent rightol way for eaid iin i under, or over, any unappre- priated public Innd waters in the said ‘Vern tories by any routs or routes which the said cou tractors may select with the tree useduring the said term of such lands, as may be neoos acy for the parpose of establishing stations for repairs along said ‘exooeding, at any sta- tion, one q ad, such stations not to exoeed one in fifteen miles on an averaze of the whole distance; but should any of said qua-ter sections be deemed essential by the G or aay company acting under its au rity, for railroad purposes, the said contractors shall re- linquish one pec arerey of so much As may be nec- eseary for the railroad, recetviog an equal amouit of iand for like use in its steac. Seo 8 And be it furtmer enacted. Thatif, m any year during the coutiuunnce of the said contract, tha business dons fur the Government as herein. before mentioned by such contactors, or their Aseigns, shall,atthe ordinary rat: of charges ur private messages, excsed the price contracted to {> An Indian princess who recently went from Canada to England to represent to the Queen the wrongs done to her people by the In- dian Department in Canada, has been very kindly received by the Queen and the nobility. fe AIT EI U> A banquet was given at the Lafarge House, lew York, on Friday, to the officers of the Great Eastern, Mr. George 8. Phillips presiding. Peter Cooper, James T. Brady, and other well-known citizens were present, and letters were read from distinguished persons who could not attend. The festivities were continued till early dawn. New Mvsic.—From Metzerott we bave received ®@ capital work by C. H. Kink, containing one bundred voluntaries, preludes, and interludes, for the organ, harmonium, or melodeon: Ditson, publisher. Also, “Fly not yet” and “The Brown Girl,” two songs by Brinley Richards; and “*Fenilles d’Alburn,” for the piano, by Carl Mayer. Tax Power of Mepicins over DisKas: We know of no better illustration of this fact than the wonderful eflects of the Oxygenated Bitters, in bgerhycoem, onlery the human ‘system dyspepsia and all = a of ae stomach, and pews 3 impair ivestion. It is no new rem- edy. Ten ae of trial by the public has estab- MN itasa standard medicine ; and no famil in the country should be without it as a safe an Sure remedy with both sexes in all ages. In our large cities it has been much used by the regular physicians, and !s indorsed by some of the strong- est certificates from well-known individuals. For sale by all the drugg ists.— Weeki y Novelletie. OG NATIONAL GUARD, COMPANY A, ATTENTION !—The” regular. monthly IMéeting of the Corps will be hald atthe Columbiag Agpory THIS (WAinesday) EV ENING. ate ght . Important business requires the presone of every member. By order os : . Capt. JAS. O. TAIT. BEN. F. LLOYD, Sec'y. ig THE SUPPORTERS OF BRECKIN- ridge and Lane are requested to meet at the 96 of Mr Murray. cornerof F and Ninth sts.. on THURSDAY EVENING next, at 8 o'clock. for the purpose of organizing a Natioual Constitution 1 Democratic Association for the District of Co lumbia. Let us meet with the true Democratic spirt, and revolve that the Constitution of the United States. a3 it Was interpreted and trans miited by our Patriotic Fathers, shall be maintained = Preserved by their sons, LEGION. | 2: Could hope for election unless identified | be paid as aforecaid, the Secretary of the Trensh- LEG Ne ., Ay VU u ati~ E> BANK OF WASHINGTON Jaipa ar | 712 bis—Douglas’sfortunes. Hence has resulted | {2,2h@l),upon paid dooounts being culy authent lex AE OE MASRING TON, Jaly 3: 1960 | most of the weaknes which the Democratic party | crac! brasuan ‘Phat the use of tho line bo given ivident of three per cent. out ofthe profits ef the | proper bas exhibited at the North since he (Doug: | Suutveonion [estrus sod te a eee Jast six months, payable to Stockholders on de i JAMES ADAMS. Cashier, Siutnsonian Institution, and the National Ober vatory, for scientific purposes: And prov.ded fur- ther, ‘1 hat messages received from any individual, compa&uy, or corporation, or from any telegraph lines connecting with this line at either of its ter- mini, shall be impartial. y transmitted in the order of their reception, excepting that the despatches of the Government shall have priority: And pro vided further, That Congrese shall at any time have the eae to alter or amend this act, Approved June 16, 1860, las) first openly became the ally of Seward & Co in the Lecompton contest. His game to force the South to accept him as its standard-bearer having failed as signaliy at Baltimore as at Charleston, and with it all hope of securing for Douglas a single electoral vote, it is very certain that those nominal Democrats at the North who have gone farthest with him in his now open and bitter war weekly, and for- a. ty SOHN F. ELLIS. For PHILADELPHIA.—The steamer Cc. se, Captain Fenton, is now receiving freight for the above port, to sa.lon Friday morning. Apply to The lowest offer for the nse of such telegrap’ : South, will abide by no coalition be- ! . HY DES DAVI pen | the Soe y for the public nervice, will be accepted, preered _iy 11-2t* Water ee Cones, tween the Democracy under the Breckinridge the ferme _ — o oP hopes ‘A the aot shall or an ; : et forth and stipules f Freurr cans: “en dag, the Union party, and the more moderate of | D6 fully set fort ‘accompanied by guarantea i PRINCE'S IMPRSW! IT CANS! cel eiene the Douglasites. conformity with the Z7th section of the act of July BEALING CANS Toy wie hee NIG 8 “| Our belief is, that on the consummation of any | 4, 1855, in rea sl be rene lected ee cape eat aig woe P BAR FHOLO: V._ | Such union electoral ticket as we mention above, | prescribed, au t the guarantor shall then thousands of the Douglasites in every State where the junction may be attempted will go over to the Republican party; und therefore it is that we re- gard notion of the three autl-Republican party forces as being absolutely necessary to carry any doubtful northern State. It is already apparent that the hostility of a large wing of the Dougins party to the South seven more intense than that of the Republican party at this time. This is so evident in the tone of their newspapers and pub- lished speeches, as that no man who keeps up (io his reading) with the politics of the times fails to comprehend its truth. Every man at the South who fails to give in bisadherence to the propriety enter into obligation to the United States for the bertormanos of the service for the Government, under said act, at the rates offered in the proporals, Such guarantee may be in the following form: “The undersigned residing at ~———, in the state of. undertake and promise that if the Secre- tary of the Treasury shall accept the within pro Posais, under the act of June 16, 1860, the line or olegraph *hail be completed ard ut i on or before the time stated in he act,and that we will then execute with the parties signing the within proposals an obliga tion to the United States, in due form, as cure ties for the performance of the service, acoording to the terms and evnditions contained in such pro- GPREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS—sither for rent—nae" the reliable makers of the countey, et? from all IOHN F ELIS, iyi 306 Pa. av., botw. 9th and Iith FOR SALE- For the want of use. a spa northern HURSES—good ia siucie’o} perfectly kind, aud good fine young Sadie Horas. lew nly at SMITH’S Sta- © Avenue. _jy 1-3" of fine be seen fora b Nineteenth (DER MILLS! f CIDER MILLS! New improved Cider Mills, at factor Prices, J.P BARTHOLOW, Seventh street, near Canal, South of Bey : _ Agricultural Seed and Guano Depots» enti rantee must he acrompanied with a United States dirtrict attorny, tating that he 1s acquainted with Signing the guarantee, and = = ~ of the Douglas plan for insuring (by means of the knows@ th to b mn of t pro t Fee Come titan Calon | pretended sovereignty of the creators of abo- | makerond tenors guarantee nerts Pret to High School will commence on the first Monday | lition emigrant aid socteties) that no slave State | 9 T&G 2toposais and xuarant-e must be ecaled up “as rnext. Applications shouid be made in Joly, the number of pupils ia limited, terms, &c., see circulars, &c., or call at Mr residence, No 303 Sixth street, near New ¥ avenue. iy ll-eosw NEW ICE CREAM FREEZER! The attention of Hi kk » Hotel- louse- keepers, Hotel-keepers, CoRUSTINS MAGICER STID MAGIC FREEZE, the best Freezer in use. For baa sas) and directed to “the Secreta-y of the Treasury, Washington, D.C .” and endorsed “Proposals for Pecific ‘l legen 7 HOWELL COBH, jy ll 2awtd- W&S. Seorctary of the Tree sry shall hereafter be admitted {nto the Union, is be- ing denounced as a disuntonist; while every stale argument of the abolitionists against the South, its institution, and its intentions, is being used by the Douglasites in the current contest with guato and vehemence not even second to those manifested by Wendell Phillips and his avowed —_——— GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS For other Georgetown advertisements ses first page , ¢ CALL AND EXAMINE a co-laborers. This policy on their part at the North, CORK pay " sUOLER fag Serer ARSHOLOW. | will of course insure that, by November next GHEY G RATENT AIRTI iy venth street, n-ar Canal, Dong {11 b fe ? ¥ ANS (the ladies’ favorite Can for Pre- A SPECIAL NOTIC - joug las w! ave as few avowed followers in the servi hy i RE eGR AS, TTENTION 1s rospect{ully called to the saie, | South as Lincoln has now. Hence our belief | SER ER, the best in uso—operation simples se. by virtue of w ‘decree of the Cireuit Court of the | that his candidacy cannot possi bly endanger the | sult certain. T. A. LAZE* BY 642. fronting 23 fort 10 opteee on ose es No; | Success of the Democratic electoral ticket in any | _J¥ 93 No. 124 Bridge st , Georgetown._ 12 f-eton Delawareavenue Sale to take place on slaveholding State; for all men in all parties in them are fast coming to realize that he and bis northern followers are as intensely hostile to ev- erything southern, as Van Buren and bis followers N FISH! FISH" EW ST. JOHN'S ALEWIVES AND LAB RADOR HERRING. 10 barrels prime new St John's Alowives, 10 do, “do. Labrador Herring, Thursday. July 12. at 6 o'el This is a fine jarze corner lot fine opporiuuity for inves iy V1-2 on the premises. nd the sale offers a tinent. A WA LLACH, Trustee, J.C. MeGUIRE & CO. AuctT._ NETRECTION a were in the contest of IS16. True, inevery south- Deily expeotod per schooner J.P, Wetherill, Lr DRAWING AND PAINTING _ | fT State, a dozen or two plunder mongering and | 3% bbls, new No.1 Round Herring, Bost. inspection Mr. WM. MACLEUD Announces that ke cil ft Halifax de brazen-faced speculators on the credulity of the People, long since ostracised by their nominal party organization, may continue to shout for him, because no decent and honest party in their respective bailiwicks will support either of them even for the office of county constable; but the fact that they are found shouting for him will only serve to render it more plain tothe world that he is without the shadow of respectable sup- port anywhere, where the community are directly interested in the preservation of southern rights under the Constitution. continue his e! a do. do _And a few St. John’s tion, but warranted pri through tho summer, affor ith and others an opportunity of taking feat Be ication. Class Room third stors front of 17 Louisiana avenue, between sth and 9th sts Cc Days Wednesday aid Saturday, between 9 and 1144 o'clock a. m. to SBMS (inva in shreace) Var Presivs, 2 SOR per we uarter of Ll weeks, $6; Oil Painting, do “don Bis: jy fee sell on pleasing terms. Apply to wu HARTLEY & BRO., jy 9-lw 99 and 101 Water st., Georgetow! OR NEW YORK.—The packet sehoon Arctic and Hamilton, will commence loading for the above port on MONDAY ZR next, 9thinst, For freight apple to McCOBB & DODGE, iy 6 63 Water street. Bars NOTICE. ICENSES.—All persons whose Licenses from the Corporation of Geo getown expire on the Jith inst., are hereby notified p: ptly to renew the same, otherwise they will subject themselves toa ine, nl the law is compulse y upon the proper of ficer: the Corporation to enfo ce said fine against all delinquents. WM. LAIRD, Clerk, je 2-Stawtjy 10 WANTS. DRUG CLERK (well recommended) wanted by WM. A. GRAY, north ast corner of Mas- sachusettsav.and Fourth st. jy Mest* OR RENT—One FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE, containing 6 rooms, situated on ..2-- isetts avenue, between lth and sth st« Por lars apply on the premises, Rent $10 per VV HEELER_& WILSON'S SEWING MA- Ww CHINE AGENCY ee Removep to No. 346 Pa. AV. NEAR 7TH Sr. Encouraged by the substantial and rapidly in creasing popniarity of Wheeler & Wilson's uo quailed Prmily Sewinz N.achines, which for the Jaat eight years have most triumpha-tly maintained their Superiority. asa family institution, over all competitors for popular favor, the Agent has takin one of the fine new stores jat ly erect don Pa av- here a beantiful assertsent of Atal! times be seen, Sewing Machines sold Are invited to call a: se hem, together with certificates from many of th best citizens of Washington and Georgetown, in reiaty n to their well Keown and thorouzhly tos superiority Ifany cannot call, lot thems: for a circular by ail means it is hich thine ce fam iy 1 the land was = ted with on peste eat hf saving inst ements. Full 5 Printed and verbal. civen free « 8 the home of the purchaser PJ ST Agent, No 346 Pa. —— Postace To British Possessions IN Asta, via MARSEILLES aND Suez.—We are requested to state that notice bas been given by the French Post Office that on and after the Ist of July inst , letters from the United States addressed to the British possessions in Asia, via Marseilles and Suez, and prepaid to the point of debarkation of the British packets in the Indian sea will go for- ward to destination without additional postage. ‘The present rates of Postage by British mail, via Marseilles, will therefore be in full to deat. nation. . , ie, a ee month, jy MU ot rn __Between 6th and 7hwis. | Paciric Truecmarn & vick.—The Secretary WANTED wish to give $500 cash and ‘= Torng PROCLAMATION: Toth ee eeaaury, has nvited proposals, tll the | Oy f,_niret Missouri land for house miner brick 16; oF & seve! : CITIZENS OF 1th of September, for the use by the Govern-| erty Adaress Mimmusy’ Star Oleg tee WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, &o, | ment of a line or lines of magnetic telegraph FIRST-RATE OPERATOR ON WHEEL- Wishes, — from the west line of Missouri to San Francisco, ER & WILSON'S SEWING MACH - coven wots cert rm opt in | i, Waa et RHEA ? r= NYRD_ts & mL Le pysanreny. SHOLIC, | MmABCeel the service | Witseiho ait keg wistce of eeerenl he ood driver, a ATIOD : 1 bysPEpsia, Tue Potomac Agvevvct —The types yester Sity teloresenn given, py a es viesse ing exten BILITY. &0.,&0..| day. by omitting an extract from ‘“fon'a’> letter | Offic, 494 lith fe, it And cca, sake abiae to se Baltimore Sun, dated 9th inst, which we FURSISLASS. BARBER WANTED IMME- h intended to copy, made us attribute to him part iately by LEWIS SANDER, No, 63 Bridze bd 4} part to every family tonne ‘leoy of our remarks. As most of our readers, however, a aa WANTED = J Y PLACE WANTED for the sum ae ‘ must have recoguized the mistake, we merely es : i thi cows sale Srv wnt Rfcacious, | Sa satention to la this wean Cer nate a erat thn dia : oF Paris, ‘ a PPRENTICE—A lad, aged 15, who writes offers his ‘ WE UNDERsTAND that the President has re- fan ‘and is aed rik, Gib writes ted with * id MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER ceived an autograph letter from Her Majesty | be lad of employment ina store, oF me soprentic toany mechanical occupat: Aline to Pe ett P . ne to * WW” this offen, will be attended ta." ge el wast To have eve: re ty know od aye FeO RS MiRegi ea enth at., opposite P. |TED.—Every one to know . Aer cpe ae any 1 _—————————————————___] ‘O' Dr. LOOMIS Has elosnt his odce for the sea- son, and will be absent, as usual, during feo ae o Queen Victoria, announcing the intention of her son, the Prince of Wales, under the name of Lord Renfrew, to come to Washington during his contemplated visit to the British Provinces. —— WE UNDERSTAND that the reason that Gov. Wise did not address the Breckinridge and Lane ratification meeting in this city on Monday night last, was that he has deferred any Participation in the canvass till after the Virginia Democratic State Convention shall have acted. 1 Hofman, the alleged defaulting secretary newest TON TRE PEM ESOMBL aves b 7 cases “ ore HE BE oan ath of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, in New | Uet. ber,of which further notes witha bree Price—25 and 50 Cents per Bottle. York, endeavored to shoot the officer who arrested | J9 10-#f AMUSEMENTS. LLOWS’ HALL. Change of scenes. Now Viewtand Figure WACRSDAY EVE: NING, July 12, second night of the beant! of Pisriouth ge ae ES jet hago | — Asta Ce is oted pte 4 ant for the Invng OF tie Atlantic Teie- coy the Alpe 0 besutital mt- f Napoleon crossing men iso. R leg? i ead Sea, oe i ibition, 25 magnificent > ven to patrons of the fa seu th | scene Presents Thi- im rte. areGoid and Silver Watches, Silver-piated @ and Card Kaskets, beautiful castor out Cructs,Guid Broocher, Bracelets, Bijonterie, &e. Tickets 25 cts , for sale at Semken’s, 3) Pa. av., where the presents may be sean. jy SCHMIDT'S SUMMER GARDEN—On Sixth street, between C and Loursiana may be found at all times one of the mos' opular, genial, urbane, and intelligent REMI Brew rome che & wit GE. ER from the Ci Ir Love, Philadelpnin; with BRAN DI the choicest vineyards of France; w: I unexcelled on the hills of the Rhi aod with a article of WHISKY which smacks strong!y of the true flavor of the stage pe and Bourbon Palatable as either of these may be individually, he has sought to make them still more so by the erection the rear grounds ef his favorite establish- ment of a spacion+ Arbor, where nats by day may enjoy the cool breeze and be free from rol's too ardent rays; and, at “the witehing hour of night,” quaff his ice-cool er without fear of having their enjoyment dampenod by -L0 dew. Such inducements will. doubtless, ca: many of our readers to drop in and take « note (if nothing else.) and, most likely, many of those who go Will goagain, ™ In addition te all this, he has engaged the Pros peri brothers and their associates to discorse their choicest pieces of music Every Wednesday and Saturday evening. jy 10-1m E OLEF CONCERTS! RNST LOEFFL » New York avenue, be- tween Ist and 2d stres would Resets, SELECT MUSIC will be given pvery MON. ELE wi given overy L DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the senson, at his Pavilion, commencing at 3_o0’clock and ending at 10 p.m. Previous to the Concert. the Saloon is open to those desiring to while Bway a few hours in the mazy dance, ICE CREAM. WATER ICES. and every cescription of CONFECTIONERY asiways ready at city prices. Parties desiring the Gardens for Pio Nic pur — on requested to give aday or two notics, je 18 3m FOR SALE AND RENT. (For other ‘For Sale and Rent”? advertisements, See first page ) OR RENT—T wo oomfortable three-stcry brick HOUSES, six rooms and kitehen each, situated on Eleventh st., between Band C. Rent $129) per mouth Apply to GEO. F. RUGUELY, at F.S. Myers’ Offive, Bichth st. __jy Ml im* SUMMER RESIDENCE FOR RENT-—a first- * class and handsomely furnished cottage. in a most healthy part of the District, and halfan hour's tirive from the Presidential Mansion. Appiy to B JOST, 151 avenue. Jy L-eo3t* ‘OR RENT—With th ee story BRIC between sth st. and Vermont a Mr. DUVAL,, corner of 20th and | ai VOR RENT—A neatly furnished BRECK HOUSE, containing 10 rooms, situated on H, between 17th and 18th streets, enpplied with cas and water and all requisite appendages. Apply te Ja Lae LOVING, 4th Auditor's Office. jy 10 St OR RENT—A STORE and CELLAR, on the corner of Fourteen I streets—a good stand for any kind of busine: Inguire within, jy 9-3t or with HOL OR _RENT—A story BRICK DWEL- LING HOUSE. H st hetween !2th and t3 h sts, No 404 Apply tod KIRKWOOD, 476 lath stroet ott \T—A desirghle three-story BRICK HOUSE, with two story b building. side tr, bath room, gas, water, and other veniene-s ‘necessary make h usekerping Anexcellent pump of water near the door, on D street north, between Ist and 2d +ts. west—No. 455. Now occupied by Mr. C. Brum Possession given about the Iith inst Apply io W. MecKNEW., at Capitol, Office Superintend. Public Printing. jy OR RENT—A BRIC SE, containing 8 ror . Ath street west, Letween next door north. ot {OR RENT_A comfortable two-story-and-athe BRICK DWELLING, situated—in the First r G, between 20th and 2ist stracts ne IZABETH YARDS, No.1 Tand Pa. av nue; orto GEORG nd 14th ate, iy? T—That desirabie DWELLING on leth st., between M and N sts weet, con- taining 6 rooms. Rent $100 per year Apply on the remixes, or to WM. RUTHERFORD, at his Marbis Works, FE st., between th and 13th «ts, iy @2w* OR SALE OR RENT. two-story BRICK HOU=F 172 Four a-half street he tween Virginia avenue and south BE street amediately 'y to McC 63 Water « —The fine FRAME HOUSI twee st, KIDWE known as*'French Evans’ House,” situated on M st. north, b Sth and loth streets, No. 520, one of thi t desirable private residences in Washingt This hvuse is surrounded by fruit i trees and zreat numbers of currant bushes of va- rious kinds, and fine shade trees, with 16400 feet of g-ound,waliedin Apply to J. C. COOK Eighth st. between Dand E. jy Siw" FoR REN T—The three-story brown front HOUSE, No. 267 New York avenue, between ioth and Jith streets, north side. containing fifteen rooms. ‘This house is convenient to the Patent Of- fice, Treasury, etc.; lighted by gas and in every way suitable for a boarding house Rert moderate. Apply next door or to A:G FOWLER, No. =6 Winder’s Building, Jy 3-lw STORE ROOM FOR RENT—0n the he +> east corner of Penn. avenue aud Tenth str heretofore used asa SxS Apely Bt the room orof JAS. F. HALIDAY, City Ba’ je H-tf VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE in Prinoe George’s county, situated atout 1 mile fiom Biadensburg, 135 {rom the Agricultural College. and 6 from Washineton, containing 58 acrer, 9 seres in Fine and Usk Timber. Itis undera good fence, and is in & high state of ouitivation. A orenard of Peaches, apples, anda variety of other kinds of fruit; Strawberries and eraras in abundances. itis on the east side #f the Baltimore and Washington Railroad.on the Abington road. adjoining Col. Carter and Lawyer Stevens. It ine on ita small House containing four rooms, Spring and Spring House, and outbuildings Persons de- siring to purchase wil please eal! on the prem- rat stand No, 270 Center Marker. ~20* MRS. MORTIMER. hat new and wellarranged three SK HOUSE. No. 184,0nG street, 19th and ith sts., First Ward, lately occu- pied by Mr. Bodiseo, Russian Legation. Poss « sion g1v. p ataeciately Inquire of Mr. SOUTH E ‘A R_ next door east. ma I6-eott FE RENT—A new FRAME HOUSE, on Pearce st.. between New Jersey av. and First st north, containing 6 rooms and cella ni ard ; small flower garden in front nt wil he inale mores oa gvod and pnoctual tenant For particula: quire of Mr. JOHN WISE =~ KOR %, next door ; or to FRANCIS &. OBOr D, Capitol Hill, jv 69.411" POR NT—Two beautiful new BRICK HOU®*S, on Eighth st cet west, between M dN str HAISLIP hy weet side. Apply to MARY No, 351 Nintn street west, or Dr. . 332 Pa. avenue, between Sth and je 12-5w* Cc, No. 34 Four-anp Have Sr.. Will cloxe bis Watch Repairing Establishment on the 231 mstant, and reopen in October. jy 10. 3t* : es Dx. ROBERT HUN+ ER, or New Yorx, Phy- sician for and Operator om all A frectione of the Throat ! unc: and Heart, DR. HUNTER will meet hia patients and those desiring to consult him in Washington at 260 Pa. avenue, on Thursday rnd Friday, 12th and isth instant, As his «tay will be absolutely limited to thoset o days, he requests his patients and thoss de 1g to become such tocall upon him at the st period of his visit. jy 1st" RY GOODS CHEAP FOR THE MILLION! Gall early and cet bargains. We ormmence to- day selling off all Fancy Silks, O; iy obs, Barege kobes, French Lawnr, and Organ- iy Muslin, by the yard. Figured and a Ly reges, at sreatly fe need Prices, many at Price, to reduce stock this month. Also. in stere ® full stook of frat vasa’ Staple and” Homertie ‘Goode Minpted to the seneral wente of families, all of which we are selling at the lowest cork prices, J_W. COLLEY & © jy 10 Wot 523 Seventh st. above Pa. 486 INTERIOR DECORATIONS. WINDOW SHADES or PA- PERHANGINGS will find at No. ey | street a 504 assortment of warranted Gold Bi WINDOW SHAPES. Gold, Velvet. and Common PAPERS, Hy EBOARD PRIN 18, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, SHADE HOLLA, &c. Ordors for Paperhanging or Window shades executed promptly, in city or country. Thankful forthe liberal patronage received, | respectfully solicit a continuange, aerneaer ne TT RKRITER, No,486 . Oe iy 9-6teo* Seventi «t., 8 doors above O. F. Hall,- W, * SATCHELOR’S INIMITABLE HAIR d A Rage I ssvortment of TUILET ARTICL B Fes Woop acede coAL 252 Pa, Av Rorth de, > 12T™ Otte ye hideneal ao Pach i RE men te an I GR Ee aD cane rMER ATOM. Persone needing w A 1G3, BRAIDS $ clRDESiwarasn hati ne wate te dae Ee pate him, and afterwards fought like a tiger to OG MUZZLES! f clits Also, Hair Work repaired ortaken For sale at all Drug Stores everywhere, | away from his captors, get * ie beens RRL, get one | Szomamee Sy cette now da ew es TT ‘e a ths TAS Meera gna, UF The Cashmere goat is said to flourish fuely ks L 8. VAGE. Bifiieied. Maa Ae eth ci jy 11-eolm on the east coast of Florida, jy 10-8 Paar. botwelat Uthais, P§e50 ‘svenve, EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &e. = Pic NIC. JARD BATTALION.—The Nariowan, GUARD BATT n fully anoounce to their fiends » ne that they pu TBR \ NGTO US, on GEOR fat Ne heat Jab Fossils is advertisement, jy eat Gann ANNUAL EXCURSION Or THE Union Engine Company, No. 2, To GLYMONT PAVILION, MONDAY, Jery 16. The Companr, having made every arrangement for the pleasare, comfort and amuse- mente bong’ Eqerts, ren peter ee, oe that their Annual Exourss will come off as above mentioned, and pledge them- selves that no exertion iP their egrt wall be spared ake ita peasant and agreeable da: ‘on ri wis furnish wm 4 for the ASION. ficchand vot i be furnished by the reshments gentlemanly proprietors, Moxsrs. Jones and Mill he steamer Purxix will leave Georgetow Tig; Stone House 8; Sixth street &y ; Blagden’s Wharf, Navy Yard, 9 a. m. Afternoon—Stone House 1g pixth street 2 o'gloek 5 returning at @ easonable hour duri 0 Hight. Orneit “ 1 of Seventh and Osnvibuses will leave the cor L sts. at 8 o'clock &. m. and [35 p. m. woe One Dollar, admitting a gentleman and ee. w ee De. eis vis, Johr Vesses M.-H. Kehne. John Hi jy 10 Botan ASSOCIATION! The members of the wagner HOWARD AsSOCI e Beg ie A Special Family Pic Nic, At ARLINGTON SPRING. On THURSDAY, July 12. Withers’ fall Brass and String Band has been en "Refreshments, Dinner, &e., furnished by the Pro tickets Fifty Coats; Ladies, Children, and Ser TION ® “Families can have omnibuses to call at their res idences at any honr of the day by leaving word with Mr. Porter, ageut, at Steinmetz s hat store, 7th st., near Louisiana ay oO eTown w By order of U yv7at COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS, A Pre Nic roa THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR Will be xiven by the Society of St. Vincent of Paul, At ANALOSTAN ISLAND, On MONDAY, Ju y if. Professor Exputa’s Citizens’ Band has been en- gtgrd for the Bonis will ren the day from Un (foot of G +t. No charce for forriage, ents; Indies’ tickets 25 tickets 10 cents. red atthe usual places, and ciety — U.S. Jones. Exg.. "* Honey Rochat, Bsq., » Vivan, k John Saul, F Wm. Kells, 1. H. Knott, + P. Gallant, W P.3 Be i Fitzpatrick, NOTICE TO NORFOLK AND POTOMAC TRAVELERS! PINEY POINT, POINT L°OK-OUT, OLD POINT, NOKFOLK AND PORTSMOCTH. Tio commedious ani swift stermer BALTI- MORE, raving been thoroughly overhauled and iefitted with new boilers and machinery, &c , will bei aced on the above rute MONDAY, the Sth of uly, and continue during the bathing reasot mak- jog Semi woekly trip leaving Washington MON- DAYS and THURSDAYS at lwo clock a m. Re turning will ieave Norfolk on TUESDAY FRIDAYS at3o"o'ock p m., making al! the landings going and ovtgraicg. "are to Marbucy's.... $0) Pope's Creek s2m Sandy Point 15" Blacks : 2 Quantico. . 15 | Biv Pint... 2.00 Liverpool Poi - 15°)Marshall's Pavidion 200 Boyds Hole. 2 00! P. 2 ” 5 y Poin 20 Matthias Point 2.0) Point Lock-oat. 2.00 To Old Point and Norfolk $5, ine'uding mea s. Round trip tickets to Norfolk and Old Point. good for the season. $2 Children under ten veare, and {ffa-e. Freeoolored persons $4 Freigh's nd must be preraid. The stea Baltimore being the fastest boat on the Potor . Will convey passengers to Point Look cutin & hours. making the trip down thie beautiful river hy d yiicht kets aud farther ioformstion apply on hoard pt. CHAS. E MITCHELL, or at the Com- pany’s office, corner Penn aveaue an? Sixth stre-t, ander the Nations! Hotel a GEO. E. MATTINGLY, General Ticket Agent jy6-7t (Int.) Potomac Steamboat Company. T STEAMBOAT NOTICE. HE STE BR PHENIX Has moved her wharl from E: uth street to Va Reswick’s Wharf. foot of Sixth +t. All orders left with Mr. Fenwick, at! John Van Reswick s office, will be attended to. 7 PHENIXx runs to Alexandsia onthe days the Thoms © nt Vernon, Cavtio nythirg the agents or runners of the other line may say ; for the PRENIX w Il always be on hand for Excursions. Fishing Parti E. A. RYTHER, iy 9 Stee Captain. pre STEAMER FLYING CLOUD HAVING 2 undergone a thorough examina- tior by the gover sent i:.xpector, is now ready Excursions to th terest rto any points on the river not ever a ‘Sitiatent F th She will run to Arlington from Four eent street, or any wharf in Waehington at 2 cents for the round trip, or 'Soents for the single trip,or from Soeeen, by war of the canai, for [5cents round trig; 19 cents single trip. £ the insane Assium every WED- TERNOON, starting from George. I2'elock mand stopp ne at Stone Mill W har! aud other wharvesin Washington, 80 a8 to reach the Asylum by | o’olock. iy3 eolm JOHN MOORE, Proprictor. BOARDING. MES. ROBBINS HAVING TAKEN THE large aud conmodious house oa + hird street west, co ner of Missour: avenne, directly opposite -_ Capito! grounds, formerly known as the Vernon louse, where she is pow erseeres, to accommodate gentiomen with FURNISHED ROOMS, either with or without BOARD, combined with many comforts, such as gas, bath, &e A healthy loce tuon, a beautiful prospect. and a delightful reridence, on immediate 8pplication. Term sonable, z TT SPECIA HE attention of cap! tx and others is called to the sale, by virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the Districe ofColnmbia, to take place on the premises, eves AY pala iat at6 o'clock, of that VALUABLE PROPERTY situated at th corner of Seventh and E street, opposite the Gener- al Post Office, This is without doubt one of the best business locations in the city of Washington, and will be sold separately accorving to the im- rovements, vis: two threo story Brick Deeliies jouses on E street, a ree-story Brick Build- ing at the’corner of Seventh wtrecte, vithn kine Stove Room. eccupied many years as a'first class Drug atwo story x Seventh street. ocoupied as a Book and Perodieal Store aud Othes rooms aboye, It is believed that this sale offers the finest Beee a ky meting’ en? tt he jy 9-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. IGHTNING! H a Tien LIGHTNIN In Tux oF Pracs, Preranx ron Wan! F. LaBARRE, Southwest corner of Wthand C sts., MANUFACTURER oF PLATINA-TIPPED LIGHTNING RODB, Beroytelzgermarys we Gepaast Soa for cresting Lightni eon 3 ightning re on roved cvnstructed of Pine ts’ which are maniastaned ‘eather: Vanes of any a made to order. ‘Tish ane aut Or orig Bem os 5 , x aa Bee tos ree akong SHER "s H AREER MAGAZ'NE. — 15 cents. 1S oenta is oye dete TfL CIRCASSIAN * well AUCTION SALE8. By THOS. DOW! tioneer. Georgetown, D. 6 INA, CROCKERY. LAR eE Fan Winoow Saanes. Coreany, a + es w =- ac. TRONS kal, commence oa TH & 8. Py scene morning ant evening of eaeh 1] the whole stock in a ey! chove-npaek very and seeot Fron Sette, Cups and Plates, Dishes, ines Bor Diehes, Salts, Wares, ie ir ated Wwinsow ade, in Rich and Frente Se Covers, 3 ere, = Swory jandie Bore and Buok Table Cutierys, Lo nearly Laks, ote varicty of Fancy Goods, The Entire Stock to be sold without reserve in NG, Awct. By WALL & BARNARD, ir + ae v n EAU A inet. at 40" , we will ee!) at the wharf foot of i sheen fot broad, ant tour fest hold wath reed, fc AF asy — complete, Also ono ox jonr. WALL & BARNARD, Avets — calm By 3c. VE! AF ik OUN, Juoy 2th, at « ofelank, on the atten ofene Smithsonian Growads, we shall sell— { very superior Hay; to be removed © Sats Soa, Wage Mra ‘ers cash; iy curcent fa ivi0d J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auots. Rt. * CO , Auctioneer £ SALE OF CIGARS AND roe Tnt RSDAY AFTERNOON he o'clock atthe Auction Roome 15,00) Cigars of various Brands, 12 Boxes Lobacoe of vanove qualitios Terme: $2) and under cash; over that enum « a 9) days for. satisiactorily end orent notes bearing interest. jy 9-d . J.C. MoGUIRE & OO., Anots By A.GR Auctioneer. (RAME HOUSE 4? 10T AT AUCTION EF On THURSDAY, July 12th. shall aell. in front of the premises, at 6 o'clock p m., cart of Lot No. %, in Square 551, having a frontof 16 feet 4s inches on street, near the corner of Third street west, oon taining 2.125% feet and the improvements, whic) are aframe house, &c. Terms—One half cash; balance in 6, 12. and 18 months, for notes bearing interest from day of given &ud of trust taken. jvaat A. GREEN, Avot. ARSHAL’S SALE, —In virtue of two writs of M fiert .iseund fram the Clerk's office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia, tor the county of W: Washington, and to ine directed ‘will expose to pabiio sale. for onah, 4 the court house door of said county MONDAY, * Sth of July next, 186). at 12 ook m., the liowing property, to wit: All defendant's h tutle, claim interest in and te Lee No. uare No. 618,10 the orty of Washineton, D C Saerter ice all and sings ar the improvements d upon as the rty of d wil be eid te wm ju ar0in's Nos. 2°4 ard 215, to Gotober term 1858, 10 favor of Phelps & Kinainan. W, SE U.S. Marchal for the District of € je 13 dt» U7 THE ABOVE SALE IS PosTPONED u til FRIDAY, the 2th ons ad laos. E1.DEN, "" 9 dts US. Merehal By A. GR N, Avctionser. "PPRUSTEE’S SAL OF VALUABLE PRovED Pi xT Unier and by wir te the isth day of 2 eoordrd in Liber J A. ®.. &o wn ¢ Se inne eapente of Washington county. D.C, | ehall sell, ai publsc auction, on MONDAY, July Sth, 18%. at 6 o'olook in front of the prev » the eastern half of tT. in Wm_ A. Bradiey’s subdivimon of Lote? 8, 10 and 11. in Square numbered 482. Said eset heif Lot T fronts 15 feeton Maryiand avenue, between 436 and 6th streets.acd runs back with that width tne depth of said lot te an alley . Ine third cash: residue in equa payments at6.9and i2 months from date of #sie, ‘with interest, seoured by a deed of trust on the Premiser. If the terms of sale are not comp ind with within 5 days, the trustee reserves to himeelf the right to ress! the cost and risk of the first purchaser, upon advertising three times in the National Inte! “Sonveyancing at the expense of vey ancin « : © c RSTO WES 2. By A. GREEN, Ave tr. ALUABLE COASTING SLOOP of ABOUT 2 TONS BURTHEN, Ne MED ROOM, A Fast SAILER, aT AUCTIO EDNESDAY., leth natant: at [2 0'cloos m well at r. TW. Kiley’ wharf, the hand ~ LL. Broom, of oat complete order, we! rigs diate use. ‘Verms ca+h jy Seok de erohaser D.Trw RE haurthen. and ready for E. @ARNER. Capt. (Bait. Sun.) A.GREEN, Avot. LOST AND FOUND. = REWARD.—Strayod or stolen, on the 31 of 2 Juiy, fom the subseriber, a |i red COW, with wide horns. Che ¢ reward will be given for infocmation will lead to her recovery . RUTPERFORD. (Marble Yard.) Sth and 13% ste. & a ixiw OST—On the eiry Store an: a HAIR BREAS of the ownrr's dece betw teenth st. to b Teceive the a-ove HOOVER'S, 331 TRAY ED—On the Dth June. from the SS of the subscriber, on Capitol Hill, } 316 Doiaware avenue. x dark chen rel HOKSE, about 16 bands ; built; he is probably 12 years Virginia. and he may be on the Hights of George town. A reward wil. be given to any persou returning to me. ¥ a vila WM. F. PURCELL & REW*RD, ‘ad or stolen from the ev ie MARE ther marks’ rece! d will be paid to: i. WILLIAMS, » The above re ans one returning her Pa. av. near t7th st. js 9-30" & REWARD ei bt of the 4h freon DP house cori t-.. TW MANU- SCRIPTS—one tory of the name « Years’ Journal Scrap Book, belonging to L. W returning the same to the Star office will coufer a great favor aad receive the above reward. ____3¥ 9-3" os > PROMISSO Ls RY NOTES, crawa by Barbour & Semmes in favor Barley. Troas.. for @189 each dated i im 4. 8 and 12 mogtls, re not endorsed, and the publhie 7 not negotiating them. as payment has heen stopped. ty a" Wa L. BAILEY. - PERSONAL. WO CENTS REWARD for the return of my Spprentice. Auguet Granger ; and al! persons are wa ued against harboring my said apprentics, as will put the inw in force acninst them for so doing. HENRY SCHAFFER. Barber, E street, near 7th A RESPONSIBLE AGENT F« »R PBIB CITy is wauted, to engage in the sale of George KR. Sloat & Co.'s unrivalied lock-stitch Sewing Ma chines. Our improved Elliptic is the m= plus witra all sewing machines, containing several import. ant improvements over the Wheeler & Wileon machines ; works without leather pad or breaking Beedies, and is a mode! of branty, nea ness, and simplicity. Our improved Shuttle Machines have tting room,) to NOTE E-—Persens having cl ry from tne A. J. 0. BRANNON Fourth Auditer. Park us have besa re. , the Seere' 2 ‘D-easury and laced 10 the credi of the Treasurer of the Umited viz Eighty nine dollars and filty two cents, (less 25 it 2 oF received in a note dated jew York, Jus % lbon, signed LG. Il., stated to on aecount of du oni ed in a note dated Portiaad, Oregon. ; 1260, signed Henry Presler. stated by him to be eu 1 overnmen’. “Tasssvay Deragenset July 10, 186%, ; TO CERTIFY TO THE PUBLIC TH dan eRst will not — for goods or or any manner of debt con tracted by Marseillas or Burnett West, jy 10-St" NI —I be all wl De ay a ill CUT ce im my same ee BENJAMIN BURNS. : NG OFF! bm a Pra ruasing off onr entire sai etvemth sts above Pavey. —