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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25

The SLAVE TRADE PARrY.-The remarks with
which MIR. Butler, the chairman Of the Massa-
chusetts delegation, closed the address In which
he announced the withdrawal of the majority of
the delegation Of his State from the rump, were
most pertinent, indeed, to the occasion. After
explaining in detail most of the reasons that had
brought that majority to Its conclusion, he called
the rumps attention to the fact that on the night
before, 1t had listened with eager attention and
on al sides had greeted with repeated deafening
applause bold, and, upon the peculiar auditory,
evidently effective speech from Mr.. Gaulding,
OF Georgia, the Douglasite leader in the Conven-
ZION nom that State,) in favor Of the re-opening
Of the African slave trade by direct sanction and
action Of the United States Government Such
Democracy, he contended, was not that for which
he and his constituents had done battle for TWEEN
ty-hve years past; and as representative of the
Northern Democracy, were there no other exist
Ing reason why be should dissolve his connec-
ten with the rump, that alone would prove suf
ncient to satisfy his constituents that, as then
constituted, the rump was no place for him.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. G. MCGUIRE n CO, Auctioneers.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF LIQUORS, CIsAKs
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June asth. at q,
o'clock, at the store of u. n. Voss. Esq, corner
Penn avenue and Tenth street, we shat sell the re
mander of MS stock, comprising
Otaru, Dupuy Co.'s Seignette Brandy,
Old Nectar, CathavoOds Monongahela, John
Grsy's, and Gibson's Whskles, in wood and
glass,
Port, Sherry. Madeir. and Malaga Wines,
Gin, Rum, Cordial, Ale, DC.
About 500 Cigars of various brands,
Teas. Soap. Spices, Vinegar, Tohacoo.
Wooden Ware. Brooa q, Brushes, &c.
Terms: SS9 and under cash; over that amount
credit Of so and 81 days, for satisfactorily endorse
notes, bearing interest.
je sd J. G. MCGUIRE A. CO. Auet.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

I AR6EAND ATTRACTIVE sALEOF DRY
Ia GooDs AT AUcTIoN-I shall commence on
WEDN ESDAY, the Nth inst, at 10 O'Clock q. m ;,
and continue daily until all lie sold, at store No
323 Penn. avenue, south a de, between 9Th and I'm
streets, % sell the entire stock Of Dry Goods, con
slst!ng Of
Cloths. Casamers, Veetings,
Towels, Jeans, Linen and Cotton Pants stuff.
De Lains, Lawns, Grey Goods,
Berage and Silk Robes.
Ble,ched and Brown sheetings and Shirtings,
Irish Linens, kmbroideFies. Hosierlee
Black Lace Shawls ana MantIilas.
Undershirts and Drawers,
Linen Bosom Shirts, Linen Shirt Fronts.
And many other Goods too numerous 70 mention.
As the building ls to be taken down the entire
stock must be sold without reserve.
Terms: All Sans under $50 oash over that
amount credit Of 10 and 90 days, with approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest from Day Of sale.
ie22-d A GREEN Auot
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THIS (MONDAY1 EVENING, 25IH JuNE.
i At TURNERHALL.
~ Jsy. depot the coolest pace fhs otty
ocAL AMP INsTRuMENTAL CONCERT
GREAT ikIsUMlNATiONIS rHs GARDEN.
with 50 olored Lampsf
ASCENSION Of Balloons Fireworks, &c.
-Admissicn free: Celebrates Philadelphls, Lager
Beer Raspberry Lemonade, end other refreshments
on hand. 6ood order will be maintained.
1T NJ PABST, onrietor.
odd FELLOWS',HALL.-Fe Nights More
" by Particular Request.
ANOTHER GRANGE OF PR GRAMME.
list View of the town and port Of Genoa-birth-
place of Columbus.
I'd Washington at VALLEY FORGE.
81. National Presentation.
4th. The Eternal City of Rome.
5th. Automaton Rope Vaulter.
City Of salzburg, with q beautiful effect OF the
To conclude with grand and awful scene of a
Doors open at ~ O'Clock; performance will
commence at 8. On Wednesday and Saturday AT
tsrnoons Special Performances doors open at !
o,ciock-commence at 5. Cards of admission 8 cts
Children Is cts. lie Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-25
spirit Of the Morning Pres,.

The Constitution publishes and comments favor.
ably upon the Presidents Message vetoing the
Homestead bill.
The TateIIts discourseth in It's chsrecteris-
tic Federalist vein on the Baltimore nominations,
eomplimenting, however, all the candidates
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CARD SPECIAf.-Those of our customers and
notified that they are ell made Off and il any prefer
not TO have them sent in they will please cal Al our
mat time we shall render every account on onr
DO, ks,hId we earnestly request an early settle
ments alone all enable us to serve our patfo1s
upon the best terms. - "' ''A'ons
J. w. COLLEY q CO.
JeH-iot '523 Seventh st above Pa ay
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MERIDIAN HILL,
Va intersection Of Boundary d Fourteenth SIS
Having leased for a term of years this beautiful
sccommodaton of the pubic on the ss1 IVA q
gay OF Jalns, 1859. For beauty of scenery,
any 10 this vicinity. The house is large and COM
T. lions, hayiIg two largs dancing room be sides
uuinng aug on, Ing rooms for both ladies and gen
for Pic Mic Parties. % f"'Lioh
Parues, Families and Individuals will find il A
most desirable place to pass the sultry avs of
summer. particn lJ "a the strict st order and de
oTam VII be enforced and every attention will be
n rauti( d by the propIistors. wa W
me arder Will be f0uu4 Contain all the deli
cacies OF the season at all times "
ine bar u be furnish d with the choioest
Llsuors and Win and the hne,t Segars
cSocl Nles, SnDd'y Schools, Clubs and MI itary
CJmI 1les viii Ind this the most desirable resort
TOT fpen1lng pleasant aud orderly day.
Je ~ Staw2w HENRY WEIDRN
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kfOR SALE-'rhe STOCK and FIXTURES q
anew and elegant Confectionery Store, one of
the best stands IA this city; doing proftabs ca sh
business al the year round; reason for selling the
proprietor hRi ing other business 70 attend to-: will
be sold on moderate terms 60 q responsible party.
Inquire ut the Star Office. 81 y je l6& z-at
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If YOU WANT
Il TO GET YOUR
CARRlAGE PAINTED or VANISHED,
60 where they use
None but the best quality of
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PAINTS AND VARxIsHF.
je ST. " Ei1btb ia,
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
For other GsOrgetO,cn advertisement, see rst page

ID
TGEoRGETowN TAX PAYERS WILL
hve per cent on their Watef Tax, for the current
paid on e Gh hfsse B. che wE HG fly Collector
rAT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
uS the Young catholics Friend Society of
Georgetown, d. c., held last Sunday evening the
subJOlned resolutions were unanimously adopted
ResoIred, That in the death of our late fsllow-
member. LEWIS CARBERY, Esq the Assocsation
young Catholics of our congrega alton an ardent and
sincere TREND and always foremost in every mat
the town one af its best cltizens-society sheer
iul companion and relIg ION faithful and an"hon
est man, the nOhlest work of God"
Rssolpsd, That we offer to the relations of the
Deceased our heartfelt symPathies in their great
affection, and The consolation that he not lost
but only gone before to a brighter and a better
world.
Resolred. That, in respect to the memary of the
deceased, the members the Association will car
Grape on their r, left arm Tor 81 days.
these to tho family of the decea Sed and
that they be published. 1t
EOR NEW YORK.-The packet schooner
L atesman, Captain Mott is now load "A
ing, a d will sail as above with despatch. a.
ios5 ''S"' I sFgN SB DODGE, es Water St.
FROM BQsTON.-The packet brig Andover,
no" dl'0haF HRk afI LlEEsYFst B AkPF # -
Je 23-St SO and 1O1 Water st Georgetown.
TAKEN Upon the 22d instant, as an estray,
Il whit3 HOG, with black spots. The Ntk
owner will please come forward, prOve9A
property, pay charges and take him away. s1S-l>n
JOHN HOOVER,
Je &-Ht No. 6 VI ST., near Georgetown.
O0n FISH, FISH, FISH.
OUU BARRELS No. / boston HERRING.
100 barrels A No, Halifax HERRING.
Now Landing per schooner II. SecW, and for sale
on pleasing terms. Also
200 ba rels No. HERRING,
- DO No. Labrador HERRING,
Daily expected per schooner H E. Doane. and for
sale by
ie SIT HARTLEY & BROTHER.
n. FOR HARPER'S FERRY.
SIN And alter July 81, 1860. the steamer l.. J.
Brenge, Captain w. II. Ritter will It.
leave Georgetown EVERY TUES EA&S
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATUR -oE1enaEEn -
ia att O'Clock a. m., and return every alternate
day, at o'clock a, IN. On the SATURDAY. trip from
georgetown the boat will run through to Shep-
herdstoWh. je 81. SIN
D. REFRIGERATORS
LEASE Call and examine LARRABEE'S
NJ w ST LIZ REFRIGERATORS and
WATER-COOLERS. For sale by
je1s-7t = T. A.LAZENBY.
I SEWING MACHINES,
LADIES Are requested to call at the agency
Mrs. aRVIS'S TRIMMING STORE, 10i
Bridge street, Georgetown, and examine the best
family SEWING MACHINES in use, viz
Ladd, Webster Co.'s improved Tight Stitch Ma
came, and Harris's BOldon Sewing Machine
rIIce S.o 70 9W. je 5-eolm
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kOR SALE
A GOOD TOP BUGGY,
But recently done up.
Very Cheap.
le 2Hs KEIEHER n pYwEIJ
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isa,d 'Ae j. G. MCGUIRE a CO, Auc,..
80 By A. GREEN. Auctloneer.
NEW THREE-sTORY RRICl

f-fs BY A. GREEN. Auctloneer.
HANDSOME NEW THREE-sTORY BRICK
IL HOUSE, WITH Two-sToRY BACK BUILDING AND
Lot, IN kIBBEY's SUBDIVISION OF coUARE No, 81 !,
AT AUCIIoN-Qn THURSDAY. the 18th instant,
shall sell In front OF the premises, at O'Clock
No. 81, having front Of % feet Second street
west, between north ID and Z streets, and running
ments. vi ich are new three story Brick House.
with back building, containing nine convenpently
hal through the house, and good dry cellar under
the back building. Pavement and iron railing In
ly located IN q RAPIDLY Improving neig Dor hood
and elevated position. and the sale will be well
chase q handsome residence. -
Terms One fourth oar h; balance in g. Il, Is, and
"a months, for notes bearing interest from DAY o.
sale. deed given and deec Of trust taken. Title
indispntable.
je2s-d A. GREEN, Auct
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By J. c. MCGUIRE CO. AuOhOneers.

By ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Auouoneers.
DESIRABLE TwO-STORY AND BASE
~ NkNI BRICK DWELLING boUsE ON Ninth ST.
WEST, ;BRTwknhEFu . AMP SIs; soRTah At Arc.
4ih, at oc,ock, oS the premises, We shall SCI
street west. between @ and II streets north. The
Lot fronts II feet l5z inches Ninth str ct, run
ming back q feet, with side alley.
The House 10 snug and well built two story and
basement brick building, containing pal or, dining
room, four chambers and kitchen, with Gas throug
out. and every part Of the premises first rate
der. T1te perfect.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue IN 6, u and
and Ia months, with interest secured by q deed Of
je as-d j, G. MCGUIRE a CO, Auct..
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DELEeArEs TO THE RICHMOND CONVENTION. -
We are requested by the Southern delegates now
In this city to state tina: the delegates Of the
eral States to the Richmond Convention, will
assemble in Convention at Richmond on Tues.
day, 26th inst, at4 O'Clock, p. m.
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A NALOsTAN RETREAT,

~ ON hNALosTAN ISLAND,
Opposite Georgetotrn ard Washington
The subscribers having leased for term of years
this beautiful and romantic spot, opened
u for the accommodation of the public on HMy
the 3lst day of May, 1859. For beauty Of lk,HE
scenery, delig htful promenades, fishing. DO, be-
sides LIS superior water, 1t is unsurpassed the
Union.
The House is large and oommodious, having been
entirely renovated IL has large Dancing Saloon
attached to the house, bes des Dining and Dressing
Rooms for both ladies' ana gentlemen. In addition
sPlendid Arbors detsc led from the build ngs.
Parties, Families and Individuals will find II q
most desirable place to pass the sutry days of sum-
mer. as every attention will be guaranteed bI the
proprietors. The strictest police arrangements
Will be enforced, and polIt al discussions will be
The Larder will be found to contain all the deli
caoles OF the season at ali times.
The Far will be furnished with the choicest
Liquors and w ines and the finest Segars,
Societies, Sunday Schools, Clubs and Military
Cong anies will find this the most desirable resort
near the metropolis for spending pleasant and or
+ IL children unaccompanied by their parents or
guardians, will he excluded from the grounds.
TURNING and dogs prohibited
III = Boats Will leave the loot of High street,
Georgetown. and q street, Washington, hourly,
from clock a. IN. till II p. m daily.
Persons pIeferiIng pleasant walk can reach the
Island via the Aqueduct.
WesOllct the public to Judge for thems elves, and
feel assured of giving satisfaction.
je 9 eof JACOB w. POWERS a. co.
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H. NOTICE.
OUR Bills for the past half year hav- all been
made on 10 date. AS many make il conve-
nlent VIII confer on favor by calling at our
desk for accounts, which, If not taken away prior
10 the 18th instant, will be sent to all for whom in
tended, without discrimination. We respectful "
urge that there will be more than sIial effort
up.
is 22-dtJyl CIAGETr A. DODSnN
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

BREcKINBIpeE AND LAMA grand serenade
will be given this evening to Hon. Ino. c. Breck-
inridge and Hon. Jos. Lane, TIE nominees Of the
National Democratic Convention for President
and Vice President Of the United States. The
National Democfacy Of Washington and George
town are cordially invited to be in attendance
TO participate In ratifying the nomination of
these distinguished gentlemen, who have stood
~ the Union and the Constitution In the National
Legislature, and have risked their lives and their
fortunes on the battlefield in defense Of the honor
Of their country ID. ---
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ROWE'S ORIENTAL BALSAM.
~ A Cure for

NJ. bAIDNESS AND HEA DACHE.
rms new discovery has produced astonishing re-
suits Ia curing Badness and stopping the hair from
lallIng of Ii removes dandruf and all eruptions
9l tns skin a certain cure for Headache and a de
lightiu wash and perfume. Price 81 cts For sale
by Messrs. Nairn Il Palmer. Chas Stott L. M
je y lws
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FOR SALE-Between7 and acres of LAND
Il part wood,D on the Plank Road "a, 81. about
miles from Wa shiRg ton--a beautiful building site
or well located for market garden Apply at No
Agency Block, corner Seventh and sts., Wash
Ington. je ig-lms
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q TO MoRRoW

BY WALL BARNARD, AuctioneeTs-
EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW CAR
IL PENTKR's SHoF on THIRTKKNrH Star Acc
TIoN-On MONDAY AFTERNOON, 18th met
~ o'oock, we viii sell. in front Of the premises
on ThiTteenth tire 4 between and X q ne ar ne "
rent.
Tems: One third cash; balance In ~ aud % dare
or satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing Interest
leLs.d WALL a BARNARD, Ancts,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT IN THE
II FIRST WARD-No. "a Six Build ngs, Penn
sylvania ayenue.-Will he rented for 5 months
Furnished House. The situation is convenient to
the market, and one of the - healthy and desra
bic IN Washington. Water upstairs and down. A
hrst-rate Cook will remain If desired. Terms very
moderate. Apply at this Office. je 2l-St.
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I 20 TO SMITHS, No. 40 Seventh ct, to ret
u your FURNISHING GOODS. - 30
= S8 e SsMNTITH's t 70 got ell yoar READY-MADE
N"0NhS' ~ a. sm
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n~GEORGETOwN TAX PAYERS WILL.
S save six per cent: on their General Tax, and
fve per cent. on their Water Tax, for the current
year, If paid on or before the LIST of July
je 25-lw CIIAS. ID. WEIGH, Collector.
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1amis, D'D,nntn,
wS- uns Shifc SIsiarbetter uni
% itter,
3'roasp-.. Til&e Orr s. u1s .. Sira6.:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

II LNoIIIENUNGA
WtrltbsrnnS sf3tn Strlut hi Geucr, es bier in si5msub ony-
lttr Nsent Der :"
Sreat s0citcrn 9nirrance Company AZ NbilareI.tE,
;nitScscn ndri!t5 S~Ttttrun9 AMI GBpbnbdnkr Stores. Sabriten'
tsubauier, sStrtlt ltttn. St~snunsen, iyrun.lycihtr. SauSarro,Sf
lNaIhh' M"almhineNutcr &c, ue ifrar III ben bill alien Nreifn.
&a- geri9nen, wtltbe no aelcn pen serlut srn ifeusr rr.
t6trn icolcn, mtretn rrbhbun, bel Gem unrercibueh n arT,un w.
feH- Die @Auptefute Der ,,SrcaI aptntru ;}njuranet uns srua
company" Hthneet lth III philadelphia no. 4o5 10 ,lnutnt. OF
ptI 4En 5iTa'e, un0 httrd9t eS Capital ssrEIben $500 ooo.
>tn Sifsmpne stiineet Id bic Srptisrint Ill 0tn uirdse ,y
2pursn unitroIlb Dem Grhanae 9strl unb nfbsn G /, En6ao
&a- GsbtnerS trllatrunecn fur NHeFs unt . ven ,pere
tilettI"hS ra.rIblt Tr Que beltsn SenFaenieem unt III .en binim,er
, tIltn ent9eIen senpatmcn unp wio bel Stcrbcfd1tu eer Nstr,'
81 III @tphioho aHe5tiast. Or. e. u. @rifen, @scnt.
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@efnnDer Mfemfbet 9Serftn,b.

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VIRGINIA
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Gts. Sen9rs.
Cts. 9 cnsrs y.

Nura perlenltbe Ginfauie i'm olerpen fin is in
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NEW AARAGT HOTEL.
&de eer ellen II YidrlsaQitr.. sthbnn,n

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1arttn. 9eirtllAait in Suthfrtemn.

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80 S'"A'pI'H '' oct y. St6er,
Rs. - AHaipura6,
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g. FL. CHALKLEY,

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9aneifr BON sfosr nne obabs 6ineinss, 9mperttsr
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