Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1860, Page 2

THE, EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: MON DAY... <2 4..2-000+04+0-3Ume 18, 1860. ————————K—K[_= Spirit of the Merning Press. The Constitution treats upon the Baltimore Con- vention. and upon Republican intolerance. The Intelligencer bas its usual Congressional summary and news miscellany, and also alludes to the Baltimore Convention. ———~-20e-____ Tue Tair Over ro Bai timons.— ([ Fditorial Correspondence of The Star.) 1 left Washington on the 7 40 a. m. train to day, accompanying a heavy load of Democratic poli- ticfans, and leaving perbaps twice as many more to follow by the train for their especial accommo- dation, te startat9.am. The probable action of the Convention was, of course, the theme of un!- versal conversation upon the cars, the uninitiated baying each his own theory concerning it. The initfated, however, of whom many were along, evidently regarded the development of the two or three facts that bas been made within the last forty-eight hoursas having settled Ahe question ‘These fac! In the Richmond Examiner, the that the friends of Douglss who are at the same time acting in good faith to the Democratic party, will surely consent to give him up. ts irst, the publication of a leader organ of the majority of the Virginia delegation, in which it fs announced that in case of the exclusion of the seceding delegations, or any of them that may Present themselves st Baltimore, Virginia would eertainly go out with them; the second fact is that at an informal meeting of the Tennessee del- egation in Washington, on Saturday night last, it was clearly ascertained that all but three, if not but two, of that delegation would also leave the Convention under similar circumstances. It wes further well known to the initiated that North Carolina and Kentucky will not remain in the Convention if Virginia and Tennessee go out; and we may further add that it was also known that President Cushing had decided to issue tickets of admission to the regular (seceding) del- egations, and to refuse them to the bogus claim- ants of their seats; making it necessary for the Douglas interest to be able to turn them out of the body, neck and heels as it were, to succeed in nominating their man. As that is impossible of accomplishment, it was regarded as clear that all will abandon Douglas at Baltimore, except these who have, in the end, made up their minds to abandon the Democratic party with him On the train are nota few of his “ blowing” Supporters—windy fellows, without character at home, bent on anything that may ppssibly result im a change by which they may become office- hoiders or favored ones in the distribution of other fat things from the Federal kitchen. The clatter of their tongues fairly rivals the rattle of the cars as we whirl along at the rate of more than twenty miles per hour. ‘Yearly, as 1 pass at this season over this railroad, Iam struck with the great improvement of the country it traverses; twenty-five years ago as neg- lected and unproductive as any in the Union. Now, however, it smiles with diversified boun- tifel crops that would do no discredit to any fomous agricultural section of the Confederacy. So much the more do the people cultivating the sofi here deserve credit for turning their originally poor and neglected fields into fruitful ones. Thrift and care is now evident on both sides of the road. The fields, true, are but patches, when compared to what they were twenty-five years ago, when the land was worth but from five to ten dollars per acre, instead of forty or fifty, as now. But the subdivision of estates here has perhaps done most to accomplish this so fortunate change—as it has had the same effect elsewhere W.D. W—x. U7" The reception of the Japanese Embassy at tend by invitation. The parades as a guard of honor. in the world U7 The Hon. contestant in the House of Representatives for the seat of Mr. Barrett, telegraphs to his St. Louis constituency as follows the end of the session. 1 made this contest to ex- pose the frauds of the bogus democrats, and return to the people the right of electing their own Representative.” ——— US We have received from Shillington, who has them for sale, the Atlantic Monthly and Har- per’s Magazine for July—both excellent numbers. We also have Harper’s Magazine from Taylor & Maury. a fia It is now ascertained by letters to Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn & Co., of New York city, re- ceived by the Niagara, that the Great Eastern is not to leave Southampton until the 23d inst. i> Extensive arrangements are being made for the holding of the eighth annual exhibition of the United States Agricultural Society, at Cincin- nati, in the early partof September next. The exbibition is to remain open ten days. It is said that on this occasion a larger number of Premiums will be distributed than at any similar exhibition Frank Bia: New York on Saturday was an immense affair. They were received by the New York Commit- teeat Amboy. The crowd thronging Broadway ‘was probably from two to three hundred thou- sand. Cheers were given along the entire route. No unpleasant incident occurred and tue Japanese appeared to be delighted with their reception, and the quarters provided for them at the Metro- politan. The hotel was illuminated at night with three thousand Venetian lights, covering the en- tire fronts on Broadway and Prince street. On being shown to their quarters the Embassy were astonished at their sumptuous appearance. The decorations include the Japanese coat of arms and many «haracters embodying Japanese sayings. They were serenaded in the evening by a band of one hundred performers. One of their artis's took a view of the hotel with its brilliant illumi- nations and the military gathered in Broadway. The official reception by the Mayor and Councils ‘was to take place at 1 o’clock this afternoon, at the City Hall. The Governor and his staff at- Seventh Regiment » the late successful I intend to resign at Leas s Wa Seseseeeas U7" Jobn Kendall, Esq., bas been appointed ppoin graph Line. of the Amencan Tel: - HEA ARTERS WASHIN iTOD neni! ‘s armory THis EVERING atk by requires the at- " - DAVIS, Major. ape We Waals BE BBLAY GRD oe a tef remarks by ‘other wel Twenty - Se ve lic @re cordially invited. NEW BUILDING to moc! SSOCIATION.—The ol 1 the id are aowted to moet at Putouse Hall 5 ign Casas venth street, MOR oy EVENIN pase. Che ath . 2 Cit: rman, CHARLES ALLEN: Sat € eect WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. —_.—__ Tue DELecares ann Ourstoans RECENTLY IN Wasuinctox.—Last week here was principally distinguished by long and earnest consultations among the delegates and delegations to the ad- journed-over Charleston Convention “and their outside friends and sympathizers. The only out- Siders, by the by, who were here in force last week were partisans of Mr. Douglas, and they were principally of the class who have for twenty when public plunder could be scented from afar off. It is notorious here that every man in the land famous for ‘‘going in” for a grab at any and every thing clutchable from the federal treasury— every chronic public plunder-monger—who pro- fesses the slightest identity with the Democratic party, is a rampant Donglasite. Years ago, the New York Evening Post took occasion to style Mr. D. the “rogue’s candidate" for the Demo- cratic presidential nomination. If there was ground for so classifying him then, it certainly exists now with tenfold force. He has doubtless honest supporters; but it is nevertheless trae that there is not a nominal Democrat in the country who {s noted for his connection with any treasury plundering scheme that has justly stunk in the nostrils of the public, who is not an out-and-out pro-Douglasite. Such are the influential outsiders for the most part—for through their aptitude for intrigue they are influential—who for the most part have been doing the pro-Douglas “blowing” here ever since the beginning of the session. As we in- tended saying above, they have, during the past week, been principally engaged in the work of screwing the pro-Douglas delegations to meet to- day at Baltimore, up to the work of driving the delegations from the Democratic party States out of the Convention, to secure for Mr. Douglas the empty pretense of a Democratic party Presidential nomination by a convention that will not contain a bona fide delegation from a single State that can be expected to vote for any Democratic Presiden- tial candidate in November next. Months ago Wwe assured the Star’s readers that Mr. Douglas had fully determined to “run a stump” against the Democratic party; and the present policy of his friends to drive from the convention the re- presentatives from all the Democratic States, that he may thereby receive the coloring of a pre- tended Democratic party nomination, is but a move in his game of getting himself before the People really as an independent anti-Deio -ratic- party Presidential candidate. Kuowing well that he never can be nominated with the assent of the bona fide delegation from any Democratic party State, we have not the least idea that he can carry a single electoral vote in November next. But his position as a political gamester is a very desperate one, and he is accord- ingly playing for his last possible stake. He has doubtless spent in his canvass for the presidential nomination, and previously for the Senate, more than a hundred thousand dollars more than he ‘was worth when his senatorial canvass com- menced; the extra hundred thousand having been advanced by friends, principally, who seek to make ‘good things’? by speculating upon the National Treasury in case of his election. But the amount indicated above does not cover the pecuniary cost of his electioneering expenses; as thousands on thousands of dollars worth of ma- tured but unredeemed “ paper’? now afloat, made to cover such expenses for his benefit, prove. Without stopping to estimate the pecuniary and political loss that must come upon him by his defeat to-day, to-morrow, or next day, at Ballti- more, we may safely say that such a financial and Political slaughter as it will result in, will have been previously unheard-of in this country. The Massacre of the Innocents was nothing to what it will be. Thousands of pestiferous, speculating, treasury-plundering and in all respects untrust- worthy politicians will die in a day, like winged maggots—May files—in April. Honest men, to whom some of them may owe money, may be losers by their demolition. But the country wiil be so infinitely the gainer from the lesson it will teach, as that the day should be welcomed whe1i their politically-dead bodies may smell as unmio- takably in the nostrils of the public, as their cor- rupt practices and purposes do now, while they fancy themselves on the high road to success in their schemes. =e Tue VACANT QUARTERMASTERSH!P —Itis re- quired by the 9th section of the act of 1535, that Promotion in the (uartermaster’s Department shall take place the same as in regiments and corpse. This insures, it is said, the promotion of Charles Thomas, the Senior Assistant Quarter- master-General, to the head of bis Department, vice Gen. Jesup, deceased. oa as ee Navat.—The U_ 8. storeship Relief, of the home squadron, arrived at Boston on the Mth ins’. from Aspinwall. The following isa lst of her officers :—Commander, Benj. M. Dove; Lieuten- ants, David A. MeDermot, James 8. Thornton, Henry Wilsop; Assistant Surgeon, B. R. Mitchell; Captain's Clerk, J.T. Young; Surgeon’s Steward, Geo. Bullen. nee ieee Rervurnep.—Col Drinkard, the able and effi- cient Chief Clerk of the War Department, has returned from a orief visit to Maine, whither he had resorted to recuperate his health, and resumed the duties of bis position. 2 Farther from Europe. The steamer Hammonia, from Southampton, bringing London papers of the ith inst., arrived at New York on Sunday evening. The latest advices from Sicily announce that the Neapolitan army had capitulated to Garibala{ The articles which were signed on board the Englisb war steamer Hannibal, between General baldi, stipulate that the Neapolitan ve thousand strong, shoul quit Palermo with all the honors of war, and embark witb their material on board the Neapolitan aquedron. The evacuation was to commence June 4, A terrible and desperate fight, in which women ticipated, had dire cme previous to the pitulation, at the Strada di Toledo, between Garibaldi and the Neapolitans, which resulted in the repulse of the latter and the immediate com. menceu en: of a bombardment from the Neapoli- thu squedron The above news reached Paris on June 2d, and was fully confirmed by other despatches received next day. The London Times says that Garibaldi is now master of the island. It is asserted that ee Carassa had demand- ed a guarantee for the territory of the Two Sici- lies, and also the intervention of the maritime powers. Piedmont, it is also asserted, Protests against intervention. Letters from Naples, dated May 2s, state that a grand manifestation taken place there, with — for Sg neg Garibaldi. town rigenti, bad risen on a the fall Palermo. ” A letter in the London Times says that by the terms of the capitulation at Palermo, the Neapoi- itan troops were to land either at Messina or Naples without oe he cessation of the carnage at Palermo is due to the intervention of the English and French ad- Sudesshene Gelewer ure ee ment, an fe was it both sides ¢ Miscellaneous reliable inforinat from Con- tinople #sserts that the French and Russian Embassadors had officially informed the Porte that these Governments approve of the resolution to institute inquiries into the si of Chris- Tbe’ Bopere and Empress of Em, Z France had an de at Lyons with Gs Domenee Empress of ussia The health of Prince Jerome was improvirg. = OR SALE-A BAY HORSE ; good under sad- F eo Cire s sore ee want Sree! ai 2 Lg SS |e “TRANTER” PISTOL_—M. W. +E ORG Maes Mat rod ah Serene Wewecrae nee gAiihing Mesnsornea etepot ace je 18-3 ee ee F aod article years been babitues of the Federal Metropolis || KXXVith closed, Mr. ner as when taken by one or a any nec CONGRESS_ FIRST SESSiUN. serene any Im Tue Szxatz on Saturday, atter our report ‘of, Tenn., presented a me- bereicsg Washington, very n mer- ity for ject; that the statutes uthorize notaries public duly the District of Columbia, to x ents of deeds for the couvey- ance of personal and real in the same mi an re justices of the peace of the said District, and that all ackaowl- ves, geass 80 taken phd saredipres since the ‘29th Ju 185A, are va! im Mr. Clarke offered a resolution that the of the Interior be directed to include in the esti- sent to C at the next session an estimate for compl ang the north front of the : mates to be Patent Office buildin, to the plan of the architect; effect] tetar’ ih AF. Eotie, according Mr. Hale introduced a bill in relation to the duties of Postmasters, and a bill to prevent the unlawful detention of mail matter. nish and On motion of Mr. Sumner, the House bill to amend an act relating to the consular system of the United States, was ta The Senate then proc: of the joint resolution from the House of Re sentatives at establishes a nationa. Mr. Davis moved inting office. nh up and passed. led to the consideration blic printing, which mend the resolution by striki he all after the enacting clause and to insert and letting it out by sible bidder, after due notice given. The subject led to considerable discussion, Senators Davis, Cameron, and Pugh sustaining Committee on Printing, to wit, classifying pablic printing under separate and distinct heads, contract to the lowest respon- he bill as favored by the minority of the the the amendment, and Messrs. Fitch, Bayard, and Green opposing it. The question being taken on Mr. Davis's amend- ment. it was decided in the negative—yeas ix, nays 29. Printing wi ‘rhe Senate then of the bill making appro} of the Navy Ix THE H being taken Mr. Brown stated that he had paired off with Mr. Toombs on this bill. The question was then taken on the passage of the resolution as reported from the Committee on thout amendment, and it was decided in the affirmative—yeas 31, nays 14 So the resolution 1s finally passed. Proceeded to the consideration rations for the support ; and without taking any final action thereon, adjourned without a recess. ousE, u the general appropriation bill Mr. Sherman, from the Committee of Ways and Means, offered an amendment providing that all extra documents ordered by the House of Repre- sentatives, not already executed, shall be printed by the House Printer, but nothing shall be allowed for composition when the same document has been first ordered to be printed by the Senate. On motion by Mr. Clopton, theamendment was amended by providing tust it shall not be so con- strued as to authorize the stag 3 of such docu- ments by any other than the House, thereof has been assigned o: ment shall be made. The amendment of Mr. Sherman, as thus amended, was agreed to. and when the he Printer elected by abide or any part wr transferred no pay- The amendment of the Senate appropriating $32,400 for the Auxiliary Guard of the city of Washington was, on the recommendation of the Committee of Ways and Means, non-concurred in Adjourned. In THE Senat’ ——_e—___ &, to-day, no business of impor- tance had been transacted up to the time of our going to press. Tue Hovse resumed the consideration of the Kentucky contested election case. The resolution of the committee declares that Wm. C. Anderson, thi titled to retain his seat. Mr. Chisman, the con bis claim, and Mr. Stevenson followed on the same side. Aa ST aes --*+Gov. J.C. Harris an of Tenn., are at Browns’. -***Hon. Jos. Burns. of Ohio, and Hon. W.8. Ashe, of N. C., are at Kirkwoods’ ~»-: Hon. Geq. W. Palmer, N.Y ; Capt. Hawes and Col. J. W. Ripley, U.S./A.; Judge Kendrick, Ky.; Com. Price, U.S.N., and Pierre Soule, La., are at Willa Ind --*Charles Goodyear, the rubber, is confined to his by an affection of the brain, feared he will never recover Personal. rds’. Severe Tornavo.—Lykins county Kansas, was visited by a m. Ato esawatomie and the vicinity, severe tornado on the Sth ins were unroofed, and much» demage done sawatomie, was blown to day instantly killed. A’ praia nay several buildings were destroyed. At Sani Baker and two children were kill were prevalent of further disasters in the vicinity. and the Mo: ernment to ntreal Adverti interpose and id Hon. J. D.C. Atkins, reat inventor in in ew York, from which it is The houses of Abraham Halliday, two miles from Os- eces, and Mrs Halli- D.W. Oo. Rumors —$—$______ 17 The cattle disease has broken out in the county of Huntingdon, Cai celebrated for its dairy produc is feared that the spread of the d' nada East, a region ‘sease may be general, ser calls upon the Gov- rohibit the jimporta- e sitting member, is en- testant, spoke in favor of tion of cattle from foreign Infected districts, and the agricultural societies are advised not to hold cattle shows or fairs this year. TS cays on ropreoenting vi Marion nal singing) filliain MeDonald a jew Ts Ds FREE iy— ‘q.. of a timors. P Fine Art G: __ 382 Pa av. bet Sth andl MARKED DOWN. __ AY COST: EXSIBITION FOR THREE r. ey ngulnaton’s erect metre. 4 Ci ergeant Tery 8 7. Painten for t AT COST FOR CASH, At MAXWELL’S MANTILLA STORE. LACE SHAWLS, L. MANTIL POINTS (for convenient sales) in o Kooms. and here from t AY TILLAS T MERCHANTS S have been arranged Story Sales that all may seo iheir cost a: a ginuce we have ma ked them down ia pi ‘To compete with wholesale were he N there.) to offer the ren tail, we will to offer our &e .ateract of our stock in t) vantage «f these grea! to establish the Ladies’ inst. od we resi the past five June 19h, Remember that we commence on TUESDAY pion of LACK ni the commence on TUESDAY. % 19th, onthe assortment of MANTILLAR, pat for Cash A ve y la-xe proportion his line was purchased at auction for cash. and we will 5 pour customers the ad t bargains. We were th @ sepa ate aud dix inct department ‘oak “antilla trade in Wash- fully solicit a continuance of Pa‘roviage that we have enjoyed fur the Cl sel levery SILK MANTILLAS at exact cost, and t place is je 18 est MAX WELL’'= hi Orisinal Mantilia Store, 325 Pa avenue, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS <ND prifenaeg Who are svon to return to their hom would add tothe comfort and beaut it are respectful ppevited to our wareh vania avenue, arket Space, N: 0. 4 ref of Ninth street, where they may find a full and com- Bs ant Wil $1 10, ts ich rial ply, (236 Ibs. to Rich lmpe: =e aed bs. to the yard,) at fr te leulld cook te Double Ingrain do., 70 to s6¢. 40 to do. on, 33 toto nd pas Also, elogant wide Dileiotis, for rooms, hal sages, &e., which we Aloo, tes ex d Ca hich and ex zie OeOB ant ton tin, msive variety of Velvet and Drugeets, in borders and by t All Linon Sheetings, bir wide, nasks, from 6 4 to I; 1208, 8-4 by B-4t0 12-4 Goods, in pleasing cap. CURTAIN MATERIALS. ‘k of ri Poetry pty appr varicty, and reasoval ve— jr 7 2 elvet Carpetings, from 8125 to Rica isnglish Brissels do, &t from 90 ots. ls, pas- cut out to order a by 24-4, Hlings, Toilet g lt ings, Toi milla, ong other ean ls in point of @ for of price, any io Brocatels, are g nearly 2 yards rom 50 cents to $2, ‘)® new ar: EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &e. E% eae atcam pact onions of L st. ladies, je 18 2t* FLANNY, r prc rs. of the MONU- Fae A a saw BD: 10 PAINS OF expense to eens .xpom the corner: ring the day, to e =| Show ‘anal Cents, admitting @ gentleman and et with the + Riggs, atthe THE COMMITTEE. ue AN Young Catholics’ Fri (Grorestown. D, and for NUAL oF THE 1 be held at ANALOSTAN ISLAND, is engag men 50 cents : ladies’ ticket: children under 12 <= ly 4 ie to a om = occa- render eo zoo order may be ex- Pic NIC end Society On WEDNESDAY, June 20, Committee would aes ony years ‘0 be procured of the Committee a ill rai minates during je 18 2 i Cc PF OST. PAUL'S ENGL LU ¥ SABBATH SCHOOL, ery ete = pa INGTON SPRING, on FI je The et servants half price, Dinner and sup Confectioner; the da) of age 10 miat the the foot of High st. every 5 OM” OF ARRANGEMENTS, 1h eamer so 3 Ww. jock luding beat At city prices, AR- RipAy .m. for the sp: ; children and supper 25 cts. each. i Tickets may be had at Mz. Noerr’s, corner of 1th and K nour’s Confectionery, and at the boa’. are it Be r ts., at Ride- jo 18-4t HE GREA’ lace take ANALOSTAN ISLAND. uid aurgtors of the OCB TS OF OF VINCENT OF PAUL. ‘The most’ extensi rangements are in progress to render the occasion one of unusual The object i funds for the ment, TEST PIC PS of the season is to uly, at on the 16th o| interest and attraction. 8 & most worthy one of o! relief of the poor of the ci particulars will ap; (States) ptaining j ty. Fu ‘ar ina subsequent advertixr- je 12 3st Tue UNION an EXCURSION TO GLYMONT on MONDAY, July 16. Particulars in future advertisement, By order of je 182l&eosw Tne For IRSION TO GLYMO DRY NASBA chartered the sate and newly repair steamer PHENIx, and wil ore n to this deligh’ful place on' 4 ‘ Omnibuses will NE: 6 the Church ter to8 o'clock. 'T. at 8s a. Th the oecasion. tained a Y, the 2th inst. corner of 14th and G xt: NOTICE. FIRE COMPANY intend giving THE COMMITTEE. T. BBATH SCHOOL has atquar- he boat will leave lith st. woarf 1 Mozart Brass Band is engazed for id refreshments can be ob- for the boat) fift: years of age 25 cents The Young Catho! Will give their ics’ Friend Society PIC NIC OP THE SEASON. ANNUAL PIC Nic At ARLINGTON SPRING, Qn MONDAY, June 25th. Tickers 26 Cants; Cuitpren 10 Cents. The proceeds will be devoted to poor boys. The wel known character of this Association and clothing of xives an assurance that all who at. tend this Pic Nie will enjoy a day of uninterrupted leasure. Good order will be maintained. Piphe ferry boat GoW Rice will les teenth st wharf every hour. The Georgetown om _ education s will leave Four- nibuses will connect with the steam packet Fiyine CLoup—leaving every hour for the Spring by way Je 13,16& dét of Canal. —_—_—_——— FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other For Sale and Rent” See first page } advertisements, at? oc! comm: noe ath On Weasceasy t-rnoons Special Perfo: o'clock—commence Saces Sots. Cards ts of FREE CONCERTS! EEFLER, New Tork avenue, be- RNST LOE oe ah pong 2d state ie SELECT M season, and os atl the exes — a ir a 72 in oPCONPECTIONE: MPartios desiring the Garders for Pic Ni are requested to day D CONCERT SA! OON, jersigned takes pcarsure in ened Enis goreh tat CONCERT of TAL MUSIC, DA DAY EVE) NG, commencing at GM. VOCAL NCING. si NUINE BAVARIAN BUCK BEER! forms the publ ‘S10 wil! be given every Dav and TH rep: Y EVENI Sen oy is open to those deviring to Y slays teal al” Brass ard string band has been engaged Ls and INSTRUMEN- ko, @' 7,0’olook By J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Avotionsers. DES EASLE DWELLING-ROUSE axp Lor oN iT » BETWEEN SECON: ToL eT adder,” . we Without reserve, vt ~y * No, 3, X} Pei reenter oven eitaritsact* anug [two-story and " Land with ioeoceane caeoeeed tye decd fiwire.t te Mt}. ©. MeGUIRE & CO.. Aveta. is" "S 84. LRAT MAEM NNS es Bree eee the first floor of the Anction R Sota Whateot ar a . ¥ Tables, Chaire, Gil Tiere dete ned Ser Snes Damask and Lace Curtains and Cornice, Gueothend Mase: Pe or c Ser arcome ine Rad old enamelled Chamber with Martle an 3 and peid ‘enamelled Chamber Fyraiture. * th Marhie be Set of Wainut Chamber Furniture, Pitot Mehocany Chamber Fries robes, Painted Wardrobes, Kc: d other Sto’ Fafe, &o., Fogether with tee unenl aaautity of Kitchen Uses Terme: aot under, essh, over that sum a oredit of 3 96% and % days, for sati.fnctorily en ss bearing intercet. je 18-4 J.C MeGUIRE & CO.. Avots. ‘guests with his far super cbrated “imported gece BEER, which excel rally renowned ie BAVARIAN any Buck Beer By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioncers. ever sold in this ntry. Come one, come all, and enjoy a most pleasant afternoon. pon AND NEAR NEW CaR- BN’ OP ON TMIRTRENTH ST., a v PENTER’s bi x sak fcc. Resiaurant attached to GEORGE SC fotel 1 306 Pa. avenu 1 lith streets. Nos. 304 an¢ ITA wishes a want 2D—A $ man who ander ences civen. Apply No. 555 Pa. Sd and 436 st: Site there is no washing or 1 to going a short di ance in the o: UATION a stands his b recommendations. Acdress Box 3 fice. War eling with well recommender TED-—A first-ate D. oi a lady. Apply 49 None need apply bat those who are competent and county, Md. —A lady, nglish B who has had experienoe ranches and Must sires a Situation in a Schooi or Family by References exchanged. For parteeulars stating salary—B.. Horse Head, Prince Geo: ANTE 9 —To have everybody know that they and Wet relocted JIRNISHING GOO 'HING S! ORE, No. fice Department. sp6-3m gan fi PES) KING and PEOPLE’S CLO’ enth at., opposite Post WANTED.—Every one to know that SMIT Seventh st., charges fair prices for his "S, Seventh st., to get your Go to Mf and CAPS. LOS T AND FOUND. OST—On + William R= Riley. a L newly bleache! and altered ‘arday morning, the 16th inst., be. tween 7th ard 8th streets, near the stor i E The finder will re r by leaving it at St Tiox.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON, a" 3 w iin fi of the 5 seifarnoah ars caval Tadic eater eee ead ence ext Carpenter's Shop, su’ toaground ren *T'e-me: One third onsh; balance in @0and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes interest. a WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW 43 RE A CO, Auctioneers, erick AN IXTURES Of A FAMILY TUESDAY MORNING, Juss ist 5 the Felts Gree : yp ve! 7 ‘we shall sell all hie stock in trade and store hx rown © rushed. and Pulverized Java and Riv Coffce. ‘and " , Gunpowder, Young Hyeon, and Bleck xen Sperm Candler, Bates’s Adamantine and "yoost Peeters, Soaps of various kinds -bive, Starch, . nee, Capers, Pickles Dordene,, m, w ‘Wines. > Spi at oiling P hes, B "peme Mate, &c., Counters, Shelving, Weights and Measures, Wilder's ire: Repel Safe, Piatiorm ten. gee. Exprese Wegon and Harpers. . oes Cicer Case, Tin Cadates, &o. tan icense. &e , will be sold private. to any ene desirous of continu.ng ¥ Bir each] over that «um under ; 96 days, for setusfactorily en- i'bs tendy on the day of ante McGUIKE & CO., Auets. ” seaci AL NOTICE.—Al!! Perscns having un Scoounts on my books prior to the ist of January. | u ested to close Fer RENT—The HOUSE street, with or without Premiser, 8th and containing 9 re yard; stabling and good water je 18-lw* FOR BENT. very desirah DWELLID NG HOUS A. DU Temperance 6 Hal No. 286 morth F furniture, App: ee and ew Thi ed by a grove of handsome shade tree; ‘he grounds are tastefull and drives, and contain a tr. ev. grapery and vegetable garden. choice flowers ‘There is also a & fine every com and ornamenta’ gardener s hou pump of water K requisite to exchange im entertained. je 18 iw HANDSOME NEAR W TTLE CC LI IUNTRY ASHINGTON FOR SAL, undersigned offer at private aa’e Country Residence of about six a enth street roal, a ehort distance this gate, and adjoining the residences of Mess & beautify ores, 0 s, with front and back Dy UVALL tre toll rs White comfortable two-story square parior, di db ° and kitchen ted point back from the road J shrubnery, &c. #e, ntabling. spri ng at the kitchen door; For RENT-A FRAME CO4 G » Massachuse:ts avenue, hetween 14 ets, containing 6 rooms, ‘or particulars apply on the prem house. in sho to render this aa elegant and stable residenc The terms of en 10 aid out with walks ing orchard of fruit ie will be mate liberal. An ofr proved city property in part will be J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Anots COMFORTABLE ROOMS, with or without and 6th accommodated with good Board. OUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR_ RENT. Beltsville,on the Washington Branch B , On mnoderate terms, at Table Boarders je 16 2 at ail read. Te moderate, Apply to the Poxt Master je 15-3t* ENT—A two-story FRAME. DWELL- - with k street, between ig month. For furth . JONES, No. 2 sts, neat homes for the working man, small, and the balance in oneand t interest. Apply toGILBERT CaME er. TAREE PRAME HOUSES FOR SA their Lots. They will be cold on e The houses are near the new Gas- Works, chen aud wood: xhed, on Third and H sts.. No. 595." Rent 12 er particulars inquire of W 1d 31 street, between G and H je 15-7t* 5, with terms. orks, and are First’ payment wo ON i build ib-2w Fee RENT—The large ROOM in the third sto- ry of the building on Severth st , _je 14-6t second door south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. To a punctual tenant the rent will be reasonable JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO, L OST— On Saturday night last, a brown morocco POCKET BOOK, and cards with the addre ‘he finder will confer a fav. r by lea) erott’s Masic Store, or at Schnell! street, between 13h given for its count. and lat recovery. NOTICE A suitable reward PERSONAL. I HEREBY Depots and authorize Mr. Harry ORBETT to coliect all accounts due to me, as I at compelled necessarily to be absent from Washing- ton in the weat) for the next twoor three montha, All persons indebted t> me will please make pay ment to himon presentation of their several ac- RICHARD ADAMS. COW, with her neck, letters A head and baz wh for her wturn No. 165 Brilge s' For other Georgetown advertisem: YED AWAY the iith inst..a RED B & strap round her i white in fore A liberal reward w: rs. ANN CLEaV FROMTI ——— GEORG ETOWN A DVERT’MTS eorcetown, ents see first page IE SUBSCRIBER RINE POR NEW Y¢ jol6 Fok BOSTON. J.W schouner erson, line ar-ived and tsne freight © will be receivin, above port TO-MORROW AIL sail early next week A H _ie l6-1w aver, et IRK.—The packet schooner Sur prise, Captain Cole, has arrived, and will commence lonling as above on TURS- DAY next, 19th inst. For freight appl MeCUBB & 63 Water strest, The regular apt. w discharging her, yRNT t ARTLEY & BROTHER, 99 and 101 Water =t, ra. ling, with bac! site the Farmers’ and Mei rent, to & responsible teuant. TI Modorate. Inquire of CHAS. TR S1 Frederick street G HOUSE FOR venient brick dwee i ines stabling, & street. adjoining Dr. Cissel sdru¢ store SEWING MACHINES. useted to call at the aci RIMMING trot. Georgetown, and T NEWIRG "MACIN Lani SS Are re M JsRVIVS Webster & Co chine, and Price Sto STORE xamine the best F° RENT—AB erate. Inquire of G Ki near Fourteenth st, RICK HOUSE, on Maseachu set's av., near loth st., containing 19 rooms and passage, with good cellar. The rent will be moa- 0. T. LANGLEY, on Lt. jel3 FSR SA h coms and back-bul deep. t i ar & good stabl closing up of the tnership of t) Vans Th Hy ye omp’ iow i f FOR, RENT Two bean THOUS 8. nd N streets _ HAISLIP, N: itn street KEASBEY, Nov3a3 Pavan treet loth streets. ae L LJ bseri Jocated “woods, + in mig ok Was office and see E—Five sores for count sea, son, this property its Actua: on Eighth st_ th, west side, . 3s N lat of the fnot di of itwi be weld s pul i oe Auctioneer, at 6 oo) a above. offer value, and on eas: JOHN R. ELVANS & R. TRON PSON & E—The lar, ma weil arrauged NG-HOUSE, No. G bettas seed oe U ‘0. — G street south, is CO. 309 BRO. Ninth be: je 13 lw tifa BRIC ‘eon Apply to Mal 44 west, or Dr, ween Sth and je 12-1w* ington, out the’ Persons desirous of P id at WOR SAL. HOUSE, tween Second and Third, is time, or for rent to a good | He seaeiaed (oporery, “eve 200 to loan on city security, aprle as offered sale of WOOD LAND. sibae on tenant; or will be uated between Reventl ELER, Baad seote me: ¥ jo. Boys’ do. je 16-3t HEX Is st SHOES as chr ay Gents’ neat Lasting D». Pat, Leather heel B ILL SELLING as the cheapest— hoes, a $1. umes-at $1.25, Caen, at _ s4, lo. Gents’ Calf Oxford Ties. at 81 Stonl Frans Scotch Gingham U. Ladies’ Sun Umbrellas, at 63 cents, Bring the money whe 16-3 HENNING MBRELLA S, at call. at te. Seventh st., Island. ASHING' made to ‘J [would that every py Seeromg pleasure to all. Bi ahora F of fica can ‘short iN CiTY GARDEN. ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor. New York avenue, between Ist and 2d sts. calling the attention ofthe In ing pabiterene On Las! RE wiahctes Seat ™ Windivesel sianaboiast _ the same befo: ase thenr bills will be Qn energetic lector, wit persons. 7 ular monthly tomers will find their bille 7 atthe store on the 25th instant; and if not called for by the 28th ii presented. and a settlement, ‘St short dates, is earcestiy r FUTURE DAYS. by A. GREEN. Ape. ALuaBle LOTS FOR SALE—On WED- NESDAY, the 20th instant, | sha: seil, in frout of the premises, at 6 0" Pp. ‘oof the most desirable Lots inthe vioini:y of’ achington statue. They are parts of original Lots Nos. ifand 17, in No 75, f ry twenty one in tect 1 sneh) on = south aofe ol ivan 1e, posite x an ‘average depth cl 100 feet 2 inches, respectively. and running bac! fest paved alley, with its outiet directly Terms: One fourth cash: months, is given and deeds o| at taken, ~— at the cost of the purchaser. Ue indiepu- @. ie 14 6td : _______ A. GREEN, Auct. NEW, THREE STORY BRIE Rover axp Lor, Avcrion.—On THURSDAY, the i'eell in front of a, A a one tT ine smal! ouse ia a nealthy location. erms: One _ cash; the balance in 6, 12. 18, pe ry 2 deed « tak a ipsa firs UBLIC SALE OF A VA IN ALEXANDRIA Count’ 4 in be'aa:d in one tract or divided into parovia to tenth cash; balance st 6,12, 1¢ and ith interest fe ts-dtaaj__ ‘ d M RSHAL’S SALE —In virtue of two writs 0! faoias, issued the C off Ral ry the District of Colessincs fa the sounty ‘ashington.and to oy oh Day Fo oash. paar et Tair sent a i Sh molar neue wit: All 7 < aod wit welds fatto. October im mm fiver Phe!ps & Kingman. w.s 5 U.S. Marrha! for the Distriet of Goleonin. ie 13 dts Ls: a writ of fieri eae ee cea MANTILLAS!: “ARABCLOAK,” in light textures—the greatest novelty of the season. ‘The above comprises the entire baiance of a larg® i hy ase in New York vp coos for ca at & grest fete Bese alt eg edo Peete mes eee, haa fits eres MANTILLAS AND TRAVELING SUITS. Ladies w uid do well er eal. CuaGETT