Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDAY Spirit of the Morning Press. The Constitutron treats wpon the virtual Douglis and Republican fusion which it contends is pro- posed by Forney’s Philadelphia Press. It also argues that the presidential contest lies between Breckivridge and Lincoln. The Intetligencer gives the second article of its current series on ‘Parties and their principles’ — the first hoving analyzed the motives of the Con- etitutional Union party, and the present being de- voted to a discussion of the position of the Repub- cans. eee U7 Mr. Edmond Armant.a gentleman of one of the oldest families in Louisiana, committed sui- cide recently by cutting his throat with a pocket knife. The cavse was supposed to be distress from incurable ophtalmta. 1 Drowned, oa the Im the Red River, near De Kalb, Bowie county, Texas, Charles S. Bell, eldest son and only re- maining child of Commodore Charles H. Bell, U.S Navy, in the Sith year of his age. Mr Beil, atthe time of his denth, was engaged as civil engineer on the Memphis and El Paso Rail- road, Texas. A Nsw Campaign Parer.—This morning, the ‘first number of Ths Union Guard made its appear- ance. It is the new campaign paper of the Bell and Everett party, to be published in this city weekly until the end of the canvass, by N. D. Larner & Co., at the printing office of Mr. George S. Gideon, on Ninth street. Its editorial depart ment is under the direction of the Bell and Everett National Committee, we apprehend. U7 As we have stated, terrible civil war is now raging in Syria. The Druses, aided by ‘Turks, Moslems, Arabs and others, have simulta- neously attacked and massacred the native Chris- tlans. Their villages have been burned, and every violence that barbarism could invent has been visited upon them. It appears that the war is the result of a long and violent animosity, and that unless interrupted it will be one of extermin- - hanks to the pub- lishers, who send us, through Taylor & Maury, of this city, the following new publications, viz: Lovel, the Widower; a novel by W. M. Thack- eray, with illustrations. New York, published by Harper & Brothers, Fraaklin Square, 1960 This is the last novel of Thackeray published in this country, and being unknown to most Ameri- can readers, will of course be universally read here, as no American novel reader now falls to read each succeeding publication from T.’s pen Also, Castle Richmond; a novel by Anthony Trollope, just issued from the Harpers’ presses. It 16 equal in most respects to any work of the same popular author so far republished in the United States. Also, the first volume of Euripides, (in Greek,) being a portion of the now well known series— “Harpers? Greek and Latin Texts.” No European bouse, in these times, gets up better cheap editions of the classics than do the Brothers Harper. In that branch of their business, as in their scientific publications, they are public benefactors indeed Taylor & Maury also send us Leonard Scott & Co.’s republication of the June, 1560, number of Blackwood—always welcome upon our book table. Persenai. -+** Mr. George P. Screven, of Savannah, Ga., was yesterday unanimously elected an honorary member of the Philodemic Society of Georgetown College. --++ The notorious Dr. Cheever, of New York, is going to Europe. It is not stated whether be is going on a begging tour for the “Church of the Puritans” or not. -**+ Queen Victoria will visit Belgium and Prusst next August, with Prince Albert. The royal pair goto Berlin to attend the baptism of the expected setond child of the Princess’Fred- erick William ~++* General Lane is in New York city, and has been very cordially received there, both by civil- jans and the soldiery. He was serenaded on Sat- urday bt by the National Democratic Volun- teers. ani Lrg! called out, made a speech from the balcony of bis hotel, the St. Nicholas The General, at the earnest request of many citizens of North Carolina, will take an early opportunity of visiting the land which gave him birth, and in so doing will take Warrenton and Shocco Springs en route to Raleigh and the West Tus Powsgk or Mgvicine over Disgase.— We know of no better lilustration of this fact than the wonderful effects of the Oxygenated Bitters. in eradicating from the human system dyspeps! and all functional diseases of the stomach, veggie - impaired digestion. It is no new rem- edy. Ten years of trial by the public has estab- Mi itasa standard medicine ; in the country should be without it sure remedy with both sexes in all ages. In our large cities it has been much used by the regular physicians, and 1s indorsed by some of the strong- est certificates from well-known individuals. For sale by ail the drugg is! Weekly Novelletic. U7~ The De Soto. at New Orleans from Havane. reports that another shock of earthquake was felt at Santiago de Cuba on the 22d. “May the Lord have mercy on us,” says the Redactor BELL AND EVERETT CLUB —Anad- journed meeting of the sell and Everett will be held at ‘Temperance Hail oa THIS Thursday) ING, at#o’clock. Ail persons nrendly to the cause are respectiully invited to at- CHARLES I. CANFIELD, Sec. OR RENT_One of Wheeler & Wilson's Sew- ing Machines, in go ning order. Plensa callat No. 111 Fatrost, corver of the tialant iy 12-2t* GEO WTINKER SELLING OFF AT COST! In order to decrease my s’ock | have determined lose out the balance of my SUMMER CLOTH- Gstcost All in want of Summer Clothing are tfully invited to cail at No. 460 Seventh st, Fespec' Qpposite Post Office, and see the great reduction in mer Clothing: body i 4 ANTED—To have everybody know that they can purchase their Summer Clothing at cost at No 460 jy 121m Beventh st, opposite Post Office. CAPON SPRINGS. New asa inproced seate i@the M io ras- only 18 weuenotetoging ver 8 comfortab' safe road. Leave Alerandrix in the Uran Alexandria Train at 7.154. m., take the M. = the junction, arrive a Cay So’ sre from Alexandria to Capon ror sy sshington to Capea. , SS rma" aire sfeeahaane VCE Ns nina Se at the Ticket Ofioe of U st, Alexandria, Va. PFoPosats FOR CUAL AND WOUD Ovrice Szcretary oF be Senate U. 8. Szacep Prorosats will he reel ved ac thi v Oo ful orciook 'm “on Monday, the 37h in tant for 3 Ati 'y arrange: a ASBURY DICKINS. Seoretar+ of the senats. “ee inatras d Ed rated Editi inbure F ‘ ion 3 ilu ta 5 ‘apd woo! cu 5 in 48 vo FRENCIES, pe ng SA mast be made for the jy 12-dta0th Lippincot!’s beaut ful editi D tha nes: edition ever ibtiaiod Fa Ae po os ia gla ale ciceadPuimnaee™ woes deer, ‘oresater’s i Ww J Sey ete ifiomary, illustrated. Juskey’s Political Text Book Choe ks. 5 halt in7 cay 16 vols; do 2 voles 7 ic si Q°F sr0cK ~ iy 2-ilw Goops aii one SY LARGE aND oat ke) i ene eee a eat chat tee vad, and = selling , and we will offer great only for WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. ee Visit of the rpms = Wales to Washing: mn. Tus Hon. Wituiam A. Ricnarpson.—We | Larrers oF THz PRESIDENT AND THE QUEEN ON learn from a gentleman, formerly in Congress from Pennsylvania, that the Hon. Wm. A. Rich- ardson, of Illinois, does not hesitate to proclaim openly that as between the election of Breckin- ridge and Lincoln, he prefers the triumph of the latter. We make this statement with pain; be- cause, from Mr. Richardson’s antecedents, we had hoped that he would have been the last of all the Northern supporters of Douglas who would willingly affiliate with the Republican party. We have frequently taken occasion to point out the fact that Douglasism is but one of the roads to Republican party-ism, and this proclamation of Mr. Richardson’s proves unmistakably the cor- rectness of that impression. ee EXAMINATION INTO THE CoNnDITION OF WEST Pornt Mititary Acapemy.—By direction of the President, Major Robert Anderson, of the first artillery,and Capt. A. A. Humphrey, of the corps of topographical engineers, have been detailed from the Army as members of the commission created by the act of June 21, 1560, to examine into the erganization, system of discipline, and course of instruction of the United States Military Academy. In addition to the above, the commis. sion will consist of two members of each House of Congress. Senators Davis and Foote, and Rep- resentatives Stanton or Curtis, and Winter Davis, bave been designated to act in such capacity. Tue Praric Printinc.—There is said to be no truth in the report that the House Printer has sus- pended operations, as the Attorney General has not yet rendered an opinion as to the construction of the law reducing the prices to be paid for the printing. The report of the Covode Committee makes eight hundred and forty printed pages. Of the one hundred thousand ordered by the House, thirty thousand will be ready for delivery in the course of a few days. Congress, at the late session, ordered printing involving an expense of at least $500,000. 5 oe Conngcticut.—We have reliable information satisfying us that the State Committees of the Democratic and American parties of Connecticut have agreed upon a programme under which a portion of their respective electoral tickets are withdrawn from the field Jand the other portions will berun asa jointelectoral ticket. Ifsuccessful, each portion will vote (in the Electoral College) its own sentiments—possibly voting together, if that course proves necessary to compass the defeat of Lincoln. ——~—— Tux AcricutturaL Rerorts or tHe Patent Orrice.—The Senate Printer on Monday deliv- ered to the binder ten thousand of the three hun- dred thousand copies of the agricultural part of the Patent Office Report ordered by the House. Twenty thousand copies additional will be ready in afew days. The printing of this document was delayed by the action of the House in post- poning the order until the close of the session. The Senate edition of the report has already been printed, bound, and delivered Beier OSES Tue Paracvay Commission —The commissicn to setile the claims under the Paraguay treaty will probably be in session two weeks longer The testimony for the American claimants is not yetalltaken. It includes much valuable infor- mation relative to the natural advantages and productions of that country. The Republic of Paraguay is represented by J. M. Carlisle, Esq , of this city, as its attorney. - z Arpointmznts.—Theophilus Fisk, isq., of Pa., has received an appointment as clerk in the Post Office Department. W.. J. Purrington, of Me., of the Sixth Audi- tor’s offiee, has besn promoted to a clerkship of the second class, rice Anderson, resigned, and Robt. P. Garnett, of Va., appointed to class No 1, vice Purrington, promoted a Tuk Secretary or THE Navy.— Secretary Toucey has been detained from the office for the past two or three days by reason of indisposition. We are pleased to learn, however, that he ismuch better this morning. Our Watering Place C July 6, 18 Editor of the Star: All here are just now enjoy- ing themselves hugely. Already the company here embraces many of the most fashionable and distinguished families from all quarters of the Union. Those who have visited here in the course of previous seasons can hardly realize the extent Achar: of the improvemeuts made toadd to the comfort of the White Suipbur’s guests. All express themselves delighted indeed with those improvements. So far as the table is concerned, it is now more than can be desired Isend you a copy of the bill of fare for the 4th inst.. at dinner, that you may realize how sump- tuously all here are now living. Fish—Fresb Salmon and Lobstef sauce. Son —Turtle, Brunoise a lorge. Releves—Boile: Ham, Beef Tongue, Leg Mutton wtih Caper sauce, Chicken and Pork, Becon and Cabbage, Corned Beef and turnips; Roast Beef, Lamb, Loin Veal, Pig stuffed, Saddle “Mutton, currant je ly, Ham with Champagne s1uce Cold Orna- mented Dishes—Cincinuati Ham ornamented, Bear Ham decorated, Beef ala Mode White Sul- phur, Saddle of Mutton, Saddle of Venison, Gal- entine au truffes, Beef Tongue decorated, Chicken Salad a la Mayonnaise, Lobster Salad a la jelly, Aspic of Chicken decorated. Side Dishes—Mutton chops with green peas, Frican- deau of Venison sauce poivrade, Cotelettes of Chicken a la Nivernoise, Veal Sweetbreads panes ox demi devil, Salmi of Venison au vin le Bi ux, Tender loin of Beef larded sauce Perigord, Rice croquettes a 1a Francaise, Maca- ront au Fromage a la Parisienne. Vegetables— Potatoes mushed, Potatoes boiled, Tomatoes stewed, Tomatoes raw, Hominy, Kale, Boiled Rice, Green Corn, Beets, Lettuce, Green Peas Relishes—Horse Radish, Pickles, French Mus- tard, English Sauces, Radishes. Pastry—Custard Pudding, Lemou Pudding, Rice and Plum Pud- ding, Gooseberry Tart, Gooseberry Pie, Damson Pie, Cherry Pie, Apple Tart, Jelly Cake, Sponge Cake, Ladies’ Fingers, Blanc Mange. Desert— English Walnuts, Filberis, Lemon and Vanilla Ice Cream, Figs, Almonds, Raisins, Pranes, Pecan Nuts, Oranges, Floating Islands, ee Bee THE SUBJECT. T@Her Majesty Qurex Victorta I have learned the public journals that the Prince of Wales is about to visit your pag North American ions. Should it intention of His Royal Highness to extend bis visit to the United States, | need notsay how pappy. I shall be to give a cordial weleome to ¥ ington. You awd be well assured that here in this country he will be greeted by the American people in such a manner as cannot fail to prove gratifying to your Majesty. In this they will manifest their deep sense of your do- mestic virtues, as well as their conviction of your merits as a wise, patriotic, and constitutional Sovereign. Your Majesty's most obedient servant James BUCTANAN. Washington City, June 4, i86u. Bucxincuam Panacs, June 2, 1360. My Goon Frienp: I have been much gratified at the feelings which prompted you to write to me, inviting the Prince of Wales to come to Washington. He intends to return from Canada through the United States, and it will give him reat pleasure to bave an epportunity of testify- ng to you in n that those feelings are fully reciprocated by him. He will thus be able, at the same time, to mark the respect which he en- tertains for the Chief Magistrate of a great and friendly State and kindred nation. The Prince will drop all royal state on leavin; my dominions, and travel under the name of Lord Renfrew, as he bas done when traveling on the continent of Europe. The Prince Consort wishes to be kindly remein- bered to you. { remain, ever, your good friend, Victoria R. Tue Princk or Waves Accerts tue Ixvita- Tiox To Visit New Yorx City. The following letters have been received by the Mayor of New York, in reply to an nvitation ex- tended to the Prince of Wales by the Municipal Councils of that city : LEGATION oF THE Unitep StarEs, Lonvon, Jane 22, 1560. Sir: My letter of the Sth tnstart will have in- formed you of the wg beep by me to apprize the Prince of Wales of the desire e; ed by the Common Council of New Yorkthat he should visit your great city at the close & his public du- ties in Canada. I have now the honor to transmE a note address- ed to me in answer to my communication by her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, conveying the gratifying assurance that his Roya! Highness, with the bigh sanction of his illustrious mother and her Government, will meet the wishes of yonr community. With the highest respect, sir, your most obe- dient servant, George M. Dautas. To His Excellency Ferxanvo ‘Voon, Mayor of New York. Foreien Orvicg, June 21, 1860. The undersigned, her Majesty’s Principal Sec- retary of State for Foreign Affairs, bas the honor to acknowledge a communication addressed to bim by Mr. las, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States, containing a resolution expressive ef the wish of the Municipality of New York, and of its im- portant and wealthy community, to receive a visit from bis Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, on the occasion of his Royal Highness’ presence in the colonial possessiors of her Maj- est ‘The undersigned, having laid these documents before her Majesty and the Prince of Wales, is commanded by them to express to Mr Dallas the high sense which they entertain of the import- ance of ee by every means the rela- tions of friendship and regard which bind this country to the United States of America. When, therefore, the public duties for the performance of which the Prince undertakes the voyage across the Atlantic to her Majesty’s North American Colontes shall be concluded, both the consider- ation above referred to, and the natural desire on the part of the Prince to visit some of the institu- tions and some of the most prominent objects of interest in the United States, will prompt his Royal Highness on bis return from the Jpper Province of Canada to direct his route through a rtion of that great country; and that route will nelude a visit to the important city of New York. The time allowed for this journey will, however, under all circumstances, be necessarily very limited, and it will be consequently out of the power of his Royal Highness to make @ pro- wie ee stay. is Royal Highness will, on leaving the British soil, lay aside all Royal state, and exchange his ttle, as be has done on former journeys to foreign countries, for that of Lord Renirew. While thus dispensing with any ceremony which might be inconvenient to the communities which he hopes to visit, he trusts to be enabled, as a private gen- tleman, to employ the smail amount of time at his disposal in the study of the most interesting objects in the United States, and of the ordinary life of the American people. The undersigned is directed to request that Mr Dallas will communicate to his Excellency F: nando W ood the expression of the satisfaction felt by the Prince of Wales upon receiving the reso- lation of the Municipality of New York, and of his hope that, towards the latter end of September, he may be enabled to pay a visit to the city they represent and to the mercantile community, who have given to bim so welcomea testimony of their friendly regard The undersigned requests Mr. Dailas to accept the assurance of his highest consideratio J G. M. Daxtas, Esq. WANTS. MUSIC TEACHER, well recommended, can <4 obtain Bo and Koom at the Avenue House and pay inteacting. A lady preferred jy 12-3t™ ANTED—A No. 1. Dining room servant, for which good wages wi'i be paid. App: oF, BUTLER, No. 407 Lath at. nent Pa av ye 1s st industrious man, a WANTED — ya tend SITUATION as coil Best of recom mendations given. Address M.C., Stat Office, jy 12-tf RUG CLERK WANTED—A young man has two or more years experience i ge and Druggist sud Wii ing to 6 y usefal Keferences req gei-t’’ Post Offics Washinetoa. 10 a o A PRY LERK (well recommended) wante: by WM. A. GRAY, north ast corner of Mas- rachusetts a nd Fourth st. jy It Ste POR RENT—One FRAME COTTA HOUSE, containing 6 rooms, situated on sachusetts avenue, bocween Mth and [sth st« For particulars apply on the premises, Rent $10 per mouth, jy 1 se ANTED—1 wish to give 2500 cash and 320 acres Missonri land for a house, either brick or frame ; or exchange several farms for city pe erty. Adaress * Minimus,”” fee. jy IL COUNTRY PLACE WANTED for the sum- mer, (house ready furnished,) within 4 miles of EW MUSI*™ received semi-weekly. and for- warded by mail free of postnts iy JOHN F F°%, PHILADEL! ‘Alger, Captain F. receiving freight for *) to sa | on Friday mor: _iy N20" os Fok SALE—For the want of use.a span of fine northern HORSKS—good in single or double harness; perfectly indy aud. good SOE ne young Saddle Horse. travelers Al: a be seen for w days only at SMITH’S sta- bies, Nineteenth st.,nearthe Avenue. jy 11-3i* CIDER MILLS! - NS ed Cider Mltly of fete New improved Cider Mills, a ory prices. Jb BARTHOLOW enth street, near Canal. South of Penna avenue. _ Agricultural uano Depot. dr Ul 6t NEw ICE FREEZER ! The attention «f House- secpers, Hotel-koepers, a Con OSTIN'S MAGIC FREEZE G a7 the best Freezer in use, For salo by =i P. BARTHOLOW, d a) _iy N-6t even hatrect, n ar Canal, SPECIAL NOTICE, Arren ION is respectfully called to the sale, y virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the trict of Columbia, of Lot N 642. fronting 83 feet 10 inches on south G street and 129 feet on reavenne ale to take place on Zpeteday, Jabs 2.at 6 o'clock, on the premises. his is a fine larce boone | jot, and the sale offers a foe oppor any OE ANS WALLACH, Truste a a + Trustee. _iy 11-2 J. moGUIRE & UU, Auct’re. HEELER WILSON'S SEWING MA- Ww CHINE-AGENCY, Raumoven to No. 346 Pa. Av , NEAR Tru Sr. Eneourazed the substantial and rapidly in- i tu a of Wheeler & ‘Wilson's une. «\ Kawily Sewing R.achines, nen for the nrsaperority a a foyalle ett their sn, ly i competitors for popular favor, one of the fine new stores lately erec By- enue, near Tth st. where a itiful assortsent of the various may at u funes be seen, 0.9,in Square No, ere were 21, rf eit est the city. Apply at the Star Office, jy 10-3t* ANTED—SO0UKS, 61.) DOCUMENTS, PAPERS, COINS, AUTOGRAPHS—$5 for an Satogrey h lotter of Gen. Tavior. 31, Sth. 24th, Slat, 34th, 6th Volumes of Niles Rocister wanted . ALFRED HUNTER, je 29-s0lm* Under Wi “ iy bs SPECIAL NOTICE. HE attention of capitalists and others is called to the sale, by virtue of a decree of the Cireuit Court of the Distric: of Columbia, to take plac: the pr mises, THURSDAY. July’) até o’clor of that VALU A BL corner of Seventh al Post Office, best business locations in thi and will bo sold separately accorving to the im revements viz: two three story Brick Dwel ing louses on E street. ard three-story Brick Build- ing at the corner of Sev-nth streets, with a fine Store Koon, cceupied many years as a first class Druc Store, and atwo story Building on Seventh street, occu as a Book and Perodica! Store and Office ecupl rooms above, It is helieved that this sale offers the finest ntsofany thai has ht one of the y of Washington, opportunity for good inv: een made in this city for some time, jy 9 4. C, McGUIRE & CO. Aucts. TH SAND HILLS OF JUTLAND, By Hans chr Ly Freon; price 75 cen! Auto! Re the late B Heoti », by Charlee Robert R.A edited with w pref: 6S an artist. and selections wth po Per ye <g by ‘2om taylor, Eeq., Just pub! shed an. for sale at i iLP & 8Ol.OMON’S Metropolitan Bookstore, 33 =“ _iy6 . between ‘ath ad Tosh oka. ARPER’S MAGAZINE, 15 ~' A 15 cents. 15 cents % jbo atg i geutn ts for nerer ie advance Sol tes 5 ibbard’s” well-known CIRCASSIAN ALM, remsr| Breaks: 'Beetatle aaa oS ae jo 2 yat® nder Willarda’. NGINEER’s OFFICE, 1A, June 25, 1869, fg TY sie sa Mes RPS WAL Pinas dtayai.intwa nek, Ww A. BATCHE: . INIMITABLE HAIR Por Saiz ass BBs s Hair TERME, wes relath nto thet sree nay somteet |, lot them send go cog aitereh ‘ cared: ie yi tad wae sump ii ds Rig be every hi a Laden ia es aE tse. Ber he ogg jvm __“*""Hetweentthand Tivats, | SELLS SAME NS vale “ho ate ne MUZZLES! Saar? jy 1-ot Seventh ‘treet. beeen, efits IER”, a! Sit ot one] (Gs AT UAROALNA LY Pla Nite dy 10-9 Pa. av., SRR. [pn neere ae DOSE ruta, AMUSEMENTS. TODD FELLOWS HALL. Change of scenes, A New Views aed Figures TACRSDAY EVE: N July 12, second might of the beautiful scene See eet tee sarc seed is Drake's |, &c. This place is not starting point for the laying Of the Atianuc Tele- graph je. A which beautiful represent- atioa of Napoleon erossing the Alps with his Army ol men Also, Rome, the Automaton Rope Vv Bor ore. atSea,&c. Immediately at close ‘ion, 25 magnificent and costly Presents will be given to the patrons of the far-famed Thi- odon’s Maseum of Arts. Among the Cay pee Silver Watches, Siiver-piated Cake and Card Raskets, beautiful castor cut Cracts.Guid Broochor, Bracelets, Bijouterie,&o. Tickets 25 cts , for sale at Semken’s, 33) Pa.av., where the presents may be seen. jy CHMIDT’S SUMMER GARDEN.—Cn Sixth street, between C and Lourstana a may be found at all times one of the most pe=. gzerial, urbane, and intelligent. estaurant Keepers, who backs up his rey On with LAGER B® ER from the City or Broruer- x Love, Philadelphia ; with BRAN DIES from the choicést vineyards of France; with WIN unexcelled on the hills of the Rhine; aod with article of WHISKY which smacks strong!y of the tius flavor of the Monongahela and Bourbon Paintable as either of these may be individually, he has sought to make them more so by the erection ths rear grounds ef bis favorite establish- ment of a spacious Arbor, where his guests by day may enjoy the cool breeze and be free from tol’s too ardent rays; and, at “the witching hour of night,” quaff his ice-cool Lager without fear. of having their enjoyment dampened by the falling dew, ‘Such inducements will, doubtless, cause many of our readers to drop inand take a note Uf nothing else.) and, most likely, many of those who go will goagain, Tu addition te all this, he bas engaged the Pros pert brothers and their associates to discourse their choicest pieces of music Every Wednesday and Saturday evening, jy 10-1m + z E FREK CONCERTS! ‘4RNST LOEFFLER, New York avenwe, be- tween Ist 2d streets, woud Foageottully state to the public that A CONCERT of SELECT MUSIC rege? wery MON- DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the season, at his Pavilion, commencing at 3 o’clock and ending at 10p.m_ Previous to the Concert, the joon is o| to those desiring to while away few hours in the mazy dance. ICE CREAM. WATER ICES. aud every description of CONFECTIONERY always ready at city ices. . Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Nic pur Poss. — requested to give aday or two notice. je 18 FOR SALE AND RENT. (For other ‘For Sale and Rent” advertisements, See first page } RARE CHANCE.—The Stock, Fixtures and Good Will of one of the finest Grocery Estat, lishments in the city 1s now offered for sale on re: sonable terms For particulars address “X ¥ 7 throngh Post Office. jy 12-1 OR, RENT—The _ three-story-and-basement BRICK HOUSE No 363 E strect, between Too iN GR 19th and 1th sts., containi: Rent $20 per month inquire of EDW SEN. No. ome Eveventh st. jy lz 3t VOR RE NT—The fine FRAME HOUSE known as“French Eva ? aitnated on M st. north, between 9th and loth streets, No. 520, one of the most desirable private residences in Washington. This h use is surrounded by fruit trees and great numbers of currant buses of va rious kinds, and fine rhade trees, with 16,000 feet of g ound, walledin. Apply to J.C COOK Bichth st. between D and E. jy 12 tf 7ERY VALUABLE FARM ON THE WAS¥*- INGTON BRANCH RAILROAD, NEAR BELTSVILLE, AT PRIVATE S‘LE—The subscribers are authorized to sell that Beautiful Farm, “Harpy Home,” containing oue hun tred and twenty-eight Acres, three roots. and eicht Perches. situated between and binding on the Washington Branch Railroad and the Ba'timors and Washineton Turnpike, one mile from Be ts- ville Post Office, and four miles from tn= Agricul- tural College. The loostion i+ unsurpased for health, socicty excellent, churches of nearly a!) denominations within a short distanoe, convenreut to exoellent soboola, anda grist mill within one mile. The lard is in a high state of cultivation. no ins or expense having been spared in improving id fertilizing. by use of the most permanent ma- nures. ‘There is an abundant supply of water, a never failing stream running trons! each fie’ e improvements consist of a comfortable Brick Dwelling, with eight rooms, in excelient repair, barn, stable, ioe house, a well: f water in the barn yard, an orcliard of choice fruit trees— apples, peaches, plums, &o. Terms liberal’ Apply to J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auction and Commiesion Merchants, Washing- ton, D. iy 12-eod2w AUCTION SALES. [i For other Auction Sales, see first page AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON 4 TO-MORROW By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers. HICKERING PIANO FORTE, axp HOUSE LD FURSITURE at Acct: DAY MORNING, lath ineton will se!!. 11 of c .3ec . id other stoves eo. LL & BAKNARD, Aucis, oGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. JIN DFRS, &c —Avction Six ince, Water Pirge LUNEDDAY AF CER an Furniture, AND ven Morgan & Rhine- hares hall sol! in lots to it 55 Cast fon in Water P.pes,6 inches in dismeter, in 12- feet longths, hes, ke. viz: 12 Reducers, 6 to 4 inches; 5 = area by 6 inches; 13 T Sy sspehen of, Rite tly defective, and bl Yor pe adie for dra 5 inder, cash; over that sui credit of and 3 a for satisfactorily endorsed jy'2d S.C. MoGUIRE & CO , Ancts. By A. GREEN, Auc‘toseer. N TUESDAY, the Sist inst, we shall sell, pitnncs with the terme’ of edeed of trust ts ue t ms SomP "Boma eet ene ogead as Soot ber, 1858, and bor J. A S., No. 12, pase tes Boone is hard ian square No. a0, * sll ard f21n squ A begining Pane enne forty feet three inches from the southwest corner of said eart, running thenos East on & line with D South; sixt-en feet thance No: venty feet West; six. teen feet sheane Se che arent avdeng — ether w: 6 my , oonsis- page story Frame House with one story Back Build: =e: —— oseh; Angered 6,12, es he wi nol Beeu deed of trust on the premises. Ifthe terme of exle Are not complied with in five daysafter the dsy of sale the trustee reserves the rg t tgreseil the he puohasers risk and cosbrafter giv- ing one week's rot EO. C. HENNING. EO: M: THOMPSON ¢ Trasteos. iy 12-Staw&ds A. GRLEN. Anct. EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &e._ ANNOUNCEMENT PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY, 5, bave the pleas- ure to announce to thetr many friend: ublic in general that the L, PIC NIC will take piace at A: \G on TUESDAY. August is. Particulars ina future advertisement. rder 0 jylzigeirise2] COM.OF ARRANGEMTS. cKENDREE SUNDAY SCHOOL. Steamboat Excursion to Glymont, THURSDAY, Jviy 19. The steamer Tuomas CoLLyek bas been char- tered by MeKendr: ath School for an txenrsion to Thursday, July 19. her wharfa ¢ «a. m. Onm Church, on Massachusetts .8t7a.m.; and will alee NG- and 7th st at7h:a.m.; fare L' cts Excursion tickets for jemen. 5: cts.; for ladios or ehti- dron. 25cts. atthe bookstores of W. D, Shepherd Lantvne, or of the Commit- te~ of Arrancemente. of which Dr. John W Davis 1s the secretary. js 12 6t HE ANNUAL PIC NIC oF. Waugh Chapel Sunday School Will be given at AN*LOSTAN ISLAND. On WEDNESDAY. Jay 8th. The arrangements made by the Committees will render tue: ccasion one of pleasure to Withers’ band will be in at tondance. and every facility fu nished for «njoyme Coaches will ve the foot of Capitol Hill every unecting with t.e Loats, at the foot Georgetown. Gonveyed to and from the Island tree of tickets 25 cents ; children 10 cents; to be hi % fad ef the Committer rab member of the School. Comma J M_ Jameson, ZW, MecKo B T. Thorn. S _M. Carpenter, W.M OR RENT— Two comfortable three-stery b tek HOUSES, six rooms and kitchen each. sitnat on Eleventh si ic month Apply nUGUELY Myers’ Office, OR RENT—With or wi th-ee story BRICK H¢ between 15th Mr. DUVA out the Furniture, a JRE, No. 326 H st. venue, App ¥ to of Wthand ists. jy 10-3t* neatly furnished BR1iCK containing 0 rooms, situated on H 7 dt 18th streets, supplied with gas a i requisite Appeninges. Apply to L.. 1. + 4th Auditor's Office. dy 10 St OR RENT—A three-story BRICK DWEL- LING HOUS®. on H st . between 12th and 13 bh sts.. No 404 Apply toJ KIRK WOOD, 476 i2th street Jy 9-tf '—A desirable three-story BRICK with two story back building. side lot, fine cellar, bath room, gas, water, and other colivenieners ‘necessary ‘ts vinke h/usckoeping easy. Anexcellent pump of water near the re Situated on D street north, between ist and 2d west—No. 455. Now occupied by Mr. C. Bram Possession given about the lth inst Apply to W. McKNEW, ol, Utlice Superintendent Publ:e Print jy 9-8 FO8 S4b8 OR RENT—A BRICK DWE ING HOUSE, ining 8 roome and a k en,on west, between Mand N. Ap Kt door north, jy 7-1w* IR RENT— Twentieth st taining 6 rooms. remises, of Marbl+ Wo. iy 6-2w" GTORE ROOM FOR RENT—On the south. = sae coat of Se ayes a — street, je: a re ui! 8548 grocery. e room orof JAS. Fe HALIDAY, City Bail. jest A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE in Prince George's onan, situated about 1 mile fiom Biadeusburg, 1% from the Agricultural Coliege, and 6 from Q@shington, containing acrer, 9 sores in Pineand Usk Timber. [tis under a good fence, and is in a high state of cultivation. A orebard of Peaches, Apples, and a variety of other kinda of fruit; Strawberries and Asparagus in abundance. Itis on the east side #f the Baltimore auc Wasvington Railroad,on the Abington road, adjoining Co}. Carter and Lawyer Stevens. It hae on Ita small House containing four roome. Spring aid Spring House, and outbuildings. Persons de- siring to purchase wil please | on the prem- isos, or at stand No, 270 Center Market. js 2-2w* MRS, MORTIMER. ALUABLE FARM, STOCK. CROPS, a i oe oi petra M and N sts — ent $108 per year A on the r to W RUTHERFORD. at his ks, E st , between [2th and 13th sts. PLEMENTS. &c. Ac, POR SAL EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED CI ER TY .—The subscriber in conse ability to give that persena! attention to his Farm wh oli it requires, offers it, togeth with his ke of fine brood Mares, Colts Cows, Bogs, wiog crops. im; ents, &o. now en the premises, for sale or exohauge for imoeroved City ie ‘m contains one hund.ed and jocated in Montgomery County, ant ten miles f.om Wasls meron, on ¢ Turnpike, *he best road leading out loomed unneorseary to enter rook M tha of Washington. Itis d into a minute description of the Farm, as sumed no ons wou d purchase without first visi the premises. Any information will, however, ghegefaly he gives ope lreat'on to WILLIAM F.. STUBBS, 322 K street, between 13th and l4th, Washington City. Wallach. Editor of the Star, knows the 4 will scoerd full information (mg Any 'neuirer j* 28 aot! —E—E—E—____ or OUNTR Y RESIDENCE FOR RALE.— Cc aod anita res Of pw ple AtBaies se Leesburg turnpikes, x, Fa atRandria, ro ofa house, containing 16 rooms, barn. sorn shecs,&o. The yard 1s well suaded with trees basio it anexceilent well of . For fu particulars oe the premises to WM. PAY: ort ). DOW LING, Exq., or A. G. S8G Marshaii’s auction rooms, Washington, D. C. above deseribed property wil! be sold low fo} Jy 5-e02w* EtEE LL ican ARI EL ee SRA APSRAPNE SORE, F, on moderate terms, iy? 3J ENT—HOUSE No. 475 Massachusetts te Ee containing . and provided with aad quire neat door, or of GF, AICHAR N. at @ Northern or Centor Markets, iy 6 Steo SOR SALE—Between7 and 8 acres of ‘D, * wood,) on the Plank Road, (7h s eee 4 miles from Washington—a beautiful building site, or well located for 8 market garden Apply at ‘No! 3 Agency Block, corner Seventh and F sts., ‘agh- ington. je 19-im COMFORTABLE ROOMS, with or without 486 eg sooommodated with good Board, Je 16 ie) ENT—Two beautiful B Eta E 10th 16 RIC at streets. 2 r 2} ‘Bm 8 Sag Apply to 4 ee eo aE ————ESE Dx. omen yl ER ony tmnt desiri: TENT i te SELLING OFF! 4 t SELLING 0} Pitti oats las, ‘To-ddy we shall eoauneuice Ee eye many at the actual iy + N Pic Nic. NATIONAL GUARD BATTALION.—The National Guard Battilion respect- ful-y ancounce to their fiends and trons that they purpose giving a jran’ Pic Nie at AKI.INGTON SrYRINGS, on MONDAY, the Bi of July. Particalarsin future advertisement, iy 10 &t GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION or Union Engine Company, No. 2, To GLYMONT PAVILION, MONDAY, Jury 16. The Company, having made every arrangement for the pleasure, comfort and amuse- ment of their guests, respectfully an- nounce that trei- Annual Excursion’ will come off as above mentioned, and pledge them- selves that no exertion on their part will be spared to make it a peasant and agreeable day, Prosper wil: furcish music for the oocasion. Meals and :efreshments will be furnished by the gentlemanly proprieto: Messrs. Jones and Miller. 'HENiX will leave Georgetown at Ty Sixth street 834 ; Blagden’ Wharf, Navy Yard, 9 a. m. Afternoon—Stone House 13g; Sixth street 2 o'clock ; returning at @ bie hour ducing the might. uses will leave the corner of Seventh and 8 o'clock a. m. and 135 p. m. ets One Dollar, admitting T a gentleman and ladies. Commitee Wa. E. Martin, Chas. Davis, Johr Vesses, M.H. Kuhns. John Hill, is A PIlc NIC FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR Will be given by the Society of St. Vincent of Paul, At ANALOSTAN ISLAND, On MONDAY, Juiy 16. Professor Esputa’s Citizens’ Band has been en- gaged for the occasion. Boats will run constantly dnrin the day from the Stone House Wea foot of G st., Washington.) and the dock foot of igh st., Georgetown. No charge for ferriage, going or retu: ne G “n’s tickets 50 cents; ladies’ tickets 25 ren’s tickets I” cents. ‘Tickets can be procured at the usual places, and from members of the #ociety— R rd H. Clarke.Esq , (.S. Jones. ag Capt. J P.Garesclis, ' Henry Rochat, Esq., Lieut. J.C, lves, ». Viven, aq Nicholas Callan. Eq , Thos. Feran, Es J. Carroll Bre: P. C. Howle, 0 Gregory Ennis, 89. m. . Joy .D. Geo. Harvey, ks M. ‘T. McMahon LR organ. Es F Thos, Williains, Esq. L.. J. Draper, Esq Edward John Chapma Johr t F Victor Becker, E'sg.. Jas. Fitzpatrick, Esq. GND TOURNAMENT AND BALL COLUMBI4“ SPRINGS, To be held on MONDAY, JULY 16, 1860, Under the auspices of the MOUNT VERNON GUARDS! T to il septs sities ene saree peta stlosk, Be paar all GULATIONS: i Geornstow have invited to act ry i Raa whit By J, C. MoGUIRE & CO., Avotioneers USTEB’S SALE OF VERY VALUARBL Tat Asrate on Li ms aoe pavense mere iy ase Gost the District of Co\um: 18, paesed wn two causes in © hic! Gratnam. Gearthooe oe wan. ively, BEF OO . tod Joba Fy Calan ard. otgr's on. hee oy myst — ndersigned wi! | at public auction, te eat bidder, on T: DRSDAY, the 2th da of July, 1880, 82 6 o'olor: on th premises, Ne. the oity of Wasbingt < inehes on Es wort Lewel weet ty is situated on the Seventh sirecte. opposite ve y beer the orty of Washington. The ‘of ty ree three story houses ° n f ‘his Weil know ral Post Other, ant is one of the prey + wages iibe ea to the impro ements. safe: One third of the purchase money cash. and the residue in two equel ir K and tweive monthe from the day Tred payments t paterest, aad by the ‘notes or boude of the purchs ser or with a surety or sureties to bs approyed by the ‘Trust Should the terme of jed with within ax daye after the goin sale, the Trustecs — the rig: eps the y wt the rie ex I SS aa {the purchaser. ‘ MITH.S Tresters 201 Gtawads Ba CU, Anos Bs J C McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers, SOVERNMENT SALE OF HAY OV 4 Onart oxian Grocxos—On THURSDAS AFTERNOON, Juiy 12th, at 4 o'clook, on the —_ rout ofthe Smithsonmn Gr: 35 Stacks of very euperior Hay; to be removes Within five days from the ny of aaie, Terres cosh; fs rent fo conveyances at the cost ©. McGUIRE * CO, Au RY SALE OF C roe THURSDAY A ‘clock at the Auction “ 18. care 12. Boxes Tobacco of various ‘arms: $20 and woder cas oredit of 6 and 9) days for, eaticls notes bearing intorest, 39a J.C MoGUIRE & OF By A. GRE) Auctioneer. F845 HOUSE A OT AT ATCTION On THURSDAY), Jaly 12th Sallent.tnd me of the premises, at 6 o'clock p m., part of Lot D in Square S51, having a front of 16 feet ay inches « street, near the corner of Third street west, oor taining 2.126% feet and the improvements, which area aw ny = &o. Terme—One half cash; baianor in 4, 12, and I months, for notes beartr fi day ot asic. J given and en. vo at A. GREEN, Avet By THOS. DOW! ING. Auctioneer. orsetown, D.C. RGE STOCK OF CHINA, Lass Wane, Wine Suape om New YORK, TO BE SOLD SIT ery. x © ehe!l commence on THIS NING, (and continte morning ant eveni, day . stock is dixposed of.) to eli 8 very large ard seeot stuck of the above-named ods, consisting of— ea Sette, Cups and Saucers, Plates, Dishes, Basios. aod Ew rs, Chambers, &o. inehes, Butters, Sate, Wares, ories, Lamps, Lanterns, ws, &e.. ko, dow Shades,in Rich and b ‘ito! 5 ‘ias~os ™ = Painted W ‘esutiful Stylee, Ou Cloth Lable Covers, 'vory Hentie Bore and Buck Table Cutlery, Pocket, and Pen Krives, Watches, Jewelry, ands variety of Fancy Good:, ©. tire Stock to be sold without reserve to hasere private sale. THOS. FUTURE DAY By WALL & BARNARD, Auctionsers, COW AN” BATTEAU AT PUBLIC AUC Tiox —On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, lath inst. at ¢ o'clock, we wil sell at the wireri foot of léch street, 8 Wood or Sand Soow, fifty-two feet long by fourteen fe-t brond, and four fect hO&é with gails, rigging, aod tackling complete, Aleo one Batteanu eixteen feet long. T ih i" WALL & BARNARD. yu a, SALE virtue of two iv 1! 6t “DOWLING, Auct sha county of y pabtnapes ~8. ‘expose to pu! or court h use door ‘of ssid counts, Lowi! ithe, ©: in f.pat of RY or : 7 of July next, 1960, et 13 o'clock, me. the property, to wit: Ail jitaney - it, im and interest in to Lot No. 0 Square No. 618, in the city Ashington, D ° together with ai and singular the improvements w Kothwells aud witl bo sort to batiety Jee row 5 i - Yas Phe ae ae 215, to October term ite, = heipe man. vice _ W. SELDEN, U.S, Marsha! for the District of Columbia. je 13 -dte U7 THe ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED i ustii FRIDAY, the 20th instant same hour aud pisos. W.SELDEN, iy 9-dte U.S. Marshal By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE By virtue of the order and deoree of the Or ghaue’ Court of the District of Columbia. bearing late on the 2d dav of June, A.D., 1860, and di confirmed by the Circuit Court of said Distriet oh sitting, 1, W Dixon, Gaurdian to MiisrdF: ‘and George | offer for » Garner, »! sale at pubic anction, to the highest bidder, on THURSDAY, the 2th day of July, A. D., li the premises, at 3 o’clook, p.m., on tated, a1! the right, title, an . of, in, and to the fol estate, viz: hat’ part of Lot known plan ofthe City of Washington, in said gumbsred twenty seven, 27.) am ety two, 732.) ronting twenty five (25,) feet on Second street, commencing at the Southern bine of Lot numb red + (26,) and renning South on said Second street twenty five (25) feet, thence West seventy five (75) feet; thence North twenty five (25,) Siac pen afce testa Seen of Lot now y -#ig anid Seton, nambered seven hundred Also, 38.) im arty two, (72,) commenoi ssid part ae point on's pablie sliey in eaid square. at the South corn: er of eaid Lot running thenes due ‘est with the line of said alley foprieen 14) feet; thence due North, ny XI feet five (5) inches; therce due } ast teen (14) feet to the Went line of anid Lot, twanty-seven, (27,) thence due ~outh, fifty fou ) feet, and five i.chea, to the piace of begininz, the improvements there on, consisting of & two-story frame house, con taining six rooms, with back builcing ettached, as denoribed in said order 8 ee einen A datthe sams time Pinoe, by vi said ord-r and decree, |. Joh. ‘T. Lynoh, Guardian to Charles O. Ga ner. ehail offer for es e, at public on, to the highest bidder, on the terme herein Shrar ctsend il te right, title, ond interest of m said ward of, in, and to the above-mentioned bed > “thre prover onts on 2d rtreet East between South B acd Douth C streets, in the vir ofthe Capitol Grovnds. It Kd offers great inducements 'o jrous.of investing Terms of +a &: Ons--hird casa; tne residue in tw. well | al i ments. of nine aad eighteen morte, scoured by the notes of the perckessr eatiieotort om the day of ly endorsed, and pearing interest sale, Title deed to be retained until the whole of the purchass money is psid. Ail conveysnomng 8t the cost of the purchaser, ¥ iXON, Guardian JOUN T. YNC eh aes A. GREE » Auct. Atthe same hour aod piace. and on the same rane. all the dowery interest ead e acm ‘Ann widow of John W. B. Gar bed Pa aie Reve cae jy 10 Staw&de ae GREER, Auet. By C. W. BOTELER & SONS, Auotionsers. RUSTHE’S SALE OF SUPERIOR. FUR- Goope, Ren ~Bpicias of 8 car ie See ee se et rE? tanto Knives, » aan peste ee Velvet, i! Car wmerare Bore Bod 2 : oan eredit of 9, @0, and 90 Saye, lor approved endorsed noves, bear ing interest. toreand — “