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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

mR' bREckISBIDGE IN BALTIMORE-A serenade
was given on Friday night to Vice President
breckinridge at Barnum's Hotel. He had been
called upon In the afternoon by many of the cit-
zens. About half. past eleven O'Clock at night he
nds honored with a serenade, after whice Mr.
Breckenridge made brief speech i'm acknoyvl.
segment OF the compliment. Twenty years ago,
ne SAID, he had wandered over the then suburbs
OF tne city, new covered with monuments of pros
r eIit ano greatness He touched but lightly on
political topics, promising that MARYLAND. like
hen.ncky, being border State, was deeply Inter
esteo IN the PerPetuity of the Union Strict fdel-
" W the Constitution he considered the surest and
We only way OF guarantying the liberties of the
country. The Constitution, made by the wisest
generation OF men, was good enough for them
ana IL Is good enough for us. The address was
received with great applause. Mr.. B. is on his
way to Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

CENE IN EN6LAND.-rhe judicial statistics of
England and Wales for the year 1859 have inst
oesn PnoIshed, and they afford the London Jour
mas fruitful subject of remark IL appears that
Were are In the kingdom no less than t6irty-nine
thousand five hundred and thirty professional
toleyesi thirty-seven, thousand six hundred and
eighty-eight suspected persons constantly under
the eye OF the police; and twenty three thousand
tnree hundred and ifty-two yagrants having no
visible means OF supporter, in all, 1O4, 9s5 Grim
inals at large.
These hgures make little impression on the
mlnd, as they are written paper; but IL the
reader VIII Imagine the whole Of them brought
together, as one of the London journals suggests
he will get an idea Of the number of depredators
at whose mercy the subjects of her Britannia
majesty hold their property and lives Organized
IN military fashion they would make more than
seventy regiments Of the line-placed together in
row they would extend over twenty miles OF
gIonnd-and good walker would require four
or nVe hours Of steady walking to inspect the
troop Their direct cost to society, s1pposinO
each man TO consume two hundred dollars, worth
OF value year, is over ten millions Of dollars
But this Is only part Of the expense to which
society Is put on their account The police and
cons'aoulsry forces are supposed mainly TO watch
over their deliBQuencIes, and the greater mart Of
the prison and judicial expenditures have the
same origih. Putting these together II is estima.
ted that the rOgues cost the United Kingdom
about Sl50 OOCO C0, or about double the sum spent
upon the ROyOl Navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

hSPkNsEs OF THE JAPANESE IN New YoRK
The special committe of the Commo1 Connnil
appointed to receive the japanese at New York
nsio meeting on Friday to audit the bills The
metropolitan Hotel bill footed up s9l 600, and
'ue otners to more than ,OCG. Among other
iIetns were ten thousand bottles of champagne
consumed at ball which is said to betwo bottles
Tor each man. woman, and child in attendance
ne Dill was cut down to an aggregate of 500 600;
at which hgure 1t was submitted to the Common
Council The original appropriation was only
etV,OOO, and tbs newspapers are taking the com,
Hllttee TO task for exceeding their authority The
journal OF Commerce reminds the citizens that
any TAX payer may contest the payment of all ex-
cess over the regular appropriation, and hopes IL
VIII De done as a lesson both to usurping Common
councils and to people who consider il fair 10
cualge the city about three times what they would
charge private Individual fer the same tbinU y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

MEMBER AT Towers Mill, in Lanesborough.
Mass, on Tuesday, a young man named Jerry
swan was caught by the arm in some mac binery
that immedIate amputation was necessary 'Tbis
was successfully performed, but according TO the
~ tsheld Eagle, Mr. Swans connection with the
discovered limb did not cease with the operation
Tue Eagle says: -"On recovering from the stIpor
tprodnced by the use of chloroform), Mr.. swan
sun complained sorely of an aching hand Late
IN the evening his distress became very great ard
ne INSISTED That the hand was cramped by being
doubled up. The limb had been plared iG q smsfii
oox buried His attendants dug it up and straight.
ened the hand and was soon easier This NOR
ing the limb was again buried But be soon com
Palned OF sensation of cold and great pain I'm II
u was accordingly taken up again, wrapped nm
relieved " " "soiH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

The BALTIMORE SHARE or The JAPANESE
POLICE PEEsENT.-The Sun says Of tbis:-sThe
She"k and the accompanying letter the Marshal
ldIo before the Board Of Police, with a recon-
mendatiOn that IL he returned TO MIR belmont the
rules OF the department forbidding the acceptance
OF gratalty from any source for the discharge of
uu'y. ~ the sum cannot go to the police with
paGPnety, u might be appropriated to some char
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SpIrit of the Morning Press

The Constitution addresses the national de-
mocracy on business matters, &c; and in another
article suggests that the republicans and their
allies have been counting chickens before they
Were hate he'd" in the case of the late Oregon
election.
The IHfsHigsHes,, under the head of Curious
Enquiries,' raises the queries why the southern
press generally ignore the proceedings of the Bal.
timore Convention which nominated Breckin-
Ridge aud Lahe, and speak of those candidates as
exclusively the nominees of the Richmond Con-
ventioni why THESE gentlemen have never formally
accepted the Richmond nomination &C. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

DEATH OF LIEUTENANT IN THE NAvY.-In-
formation has just reached this city of the death
OF Lieut. Thomas Il. Houston, a native of this
place, who died on the U s. steam sloop-of-war
lrcquois, at Naples, on the Goth ult This officer
entered the Navy on the 9th of August, 1916,
and was promoted to mis- present grade septem.
Der 10th, 1855. He was about 80 years of age.
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PERSONAL.

THIS Is TO FOREWARN ALL PERSONS
account, as | will not pay any debts OF her con,
tracing.
iy H-Stt JOHN LAVEZZI
MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsTRoLo-
W GIsT AND DocTREss, Jnyt from EHops.-This
highly gifted and lntelig emit lady be consulted
on the Past, Present and Future Events. Call at
No. 200 Twenty second street, between and /,
Washington. lie 10 ,m<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

The SECRETARY OF THE NAvY.-The health o
Secretary Toucey continues to improve, though
he has not yet sufficiently recovered to resume tn
duties Of his position but hopes to be able to d,
SO within a day or two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

+ The MAcEDoNIAN.-The crew Of the frigat,
Macedonian will be paid OFF at Portsmouth, N
next week. She is ordered out of commission
She has been absent on a two years cruise In th,
Mediterranean. The draft to meet her pay roll i
for siXty-fo thousand dollars
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PeFsOuaI.

Carolina, via the Potomac river and Norfolk
After visiting Wsrrenton and other places by
Invitation, he desires to spend some DAYS at his
birthplace in Buncombe county He will be
accompanied by Governor Winslow and other
friends ~ N-
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BOARDING.

MRS. ROBBINS HAVING TAKEN THE
NI large and eommOdiouS house on bird street
west, co ner OF Missouri avenue, directly opposite
the CaPItoi grounds, formerly known as the Vernon
House, where she u now prepared to accommodate
with or without BOARD, combined with many
comforts, such as gas, bath, &c A healthy loca-
residence, on immediate application. Terms roa-
sonable. jy 2-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

court MARTIAL OF AN ARMY LIEUTENANT
On the 10th ultimo, a general court martial was
to have assembled at Camp Floyd, Utah Terri.
tory, for the trial Of First Lieut. Frederick NJ
Foilett, Of the 4tb Artillery, and such enlisted
persons as might be brought before It,
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b.
odsreb the
n. BRICE
IN
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IL 1t Is said the mum Der Of strangers TRAVELLING
froni the south this season has never been sur
passed New York hotels for some time past have
been thronged with people from the cotton states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

The DOUGLAS NATIONAL Executive COMMIT.
TEE, 1t is said, have prepared and will publish
this week an address to the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

The FLUTTER OF THE LoBBY.-Of late the nate, 4,
LOBBY have been most conspicuous around the
Executive Departments here. That is, the lobby
interested In experimenting the Governments use
OF patented articles in various branches of the
pubic service. large number of the patents
used by the Government are doubtless excellent
things In their way, resulting In praiseworthy
economy and substantial improvement More or
less OF them, however, are not "worth shucks,, to
the public service, though costing the Treasury
enormously. The parties who lobby for the use
of patents In the Executive Departments. are
nearly all of them, apparently, the shrewdest,
most active, and adroit managers of such matters
conceivable the constant collisions of their
counter interests sharpening their wits and in
creasing their activity amazingly Their opera
tons are for the most part upon the subordinates
upon whose reports and judgment as experts their
respective chiefs must necessarily RELY in deter
mining which patent they will order to be used
or whether to use any patented article. Congress.
at the last session, being satisfied that some check
upon the operations OF these smart gentlemen was
necessary for the conser walton Of the public in
terest, enacted curb and guard In their case for
the future. They now said to be moving
heaven and earth to devise some scheme to get
around that provision Of law In this they will
surely fall for 1t matters not how great the EN-
easements prove that may grow out Of dispensing
with the use Of patents in the public service.
except as Congress orders their use so long as that
course is but in accordance with the plain letter
OF the law it will he rigidly pursued by the Gov
eminent here, squeal as the patent lobby may.
Doubtless some change in the requirements of the
law in question will prove absolutely necessary.
What that change is, however, cannot be known
until after some months experience with the law
as II now stands.
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AUCTION SALES.
TFor Other Auction Sales, see first page.

~
By A. GREEN. Auotionesr.
Ok BARRELS UNION OLD RYE wHIsKEY.
EO AT AvcrIos--On THURSDAY MORN
ING. the 18th inst, shall sell, 81 10 O'CLOCK a. n
Rye Whisley, received per consignment, and will
be sold TO the highest bidder. IL Ia good article
The attention OF Restaurant, Botel keepers and all
other Liquor dealers 10 respectfully invited 20 the
sale. Terms: AL sums under e2S, cash; over SIS.
credit Of so aud 90 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest. And at the same time
shall sell for cash. q vol. Of the National lnteili
geRoer, well bound in half year numbt re-, oonsecu
tive from ls7 to 1887
BY J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF LUMBER, PLANK,
" &ca AT THE TREAsURT ExTENsieN-On
THURSDAY, July 18th, at IL o'clock m, shall
sell, IN front OF the Treasury Extension, IN lots
to suit
A quantity Of old Lumber, Planks, Boards, &c
Terms cash, in specie. The Lumber to be
moved immediately after the sale
Aoes Engineer In charge Trs %; Eb Depart.
ly list J. c. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts.
By A. GREEN, Auotoneer.
VALUABLE COASTIN6 SLOOP OF ABOUT
% TONS BURTHES, NAMKD q, l.. BROOK, A FAST
sAILBR, AT AucTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY. 18th
instant, at II O'CLOCK IN, shall sell At Mr.. T. w.
Rfey's wharf, the ha ndsome and fast sailing soop
g. l.. Broom, OF shout 20 tons burthen. She 10 in
complete order, well rugged snd ready for Imme-
diate use.
Terms cash. +. GARNER, Capt.
jy 5-eo&ds (Bslt SUM- A. GREEN, Auot.
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WI faoss issued from the Clerks once Of the Or
Quit Court Of ths District Of Columbia. for The
expose 20 pubic sale, for cash In front Of the court
house door Of aid county, on MONDAY; the en-
ants night ,olalm and interest IN and 90 Lot No.
IS in sspAre No "a, IN the city q wsshlnEton. D.
thereon, seized and levied upon the property Of
Chas, Nsn Psttsn, and vii be sold 20 sstsfl yg-
OF John w. Thompson and z. b SiE
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l. UBLIC Attention is called to the cbanoerv s,I Ia
oil the whole OF square No. 894 take place this eve
nIns, on the premises, between north q and ID sts
and It'll and 9Th streets west which offers q favor
able opportunity to persons wishing To invest
CHAS. 3. WALLAGH, Trust O.
~ 10 10 }. q. McGUlkE Co., Aucts.
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO
- The sale of valuable City property and qua nv
lots, beloRgI to the estate Of the late WIN. las
By, to take place at the Auction Rooms of ]. c.
Mcclure Co, on TUES AY AFTERNOON,
July l7 h. az ~ O'Clock. This sale embraces lutte
nurnbtr III building lots IN various parts OF the
city, tEat va liable wharf roperty known as Ia bys
Shipya together with some valuable quarry lots
on ne Po,onac between tbs Aqueduct and Little
Falls aud affords some fine opportunities for So Gu
latio. as the Executors are vefy DESTROYS Of
', jy SIT Tt 'J j. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auct..
i CARTRIDGES, &c.
Just received from the Manufacturer
SMITH NELSON'S SEVEN SHOOTER, the
highest Pistol in the ORD that has force
weight only seven ounces.
ALSO.
SHARP PATENT BREACH LOADING RE-
ALE IS RE'voLyERs, Silver plated,
COLTS REVUI.VERS, old and new model
MANNERS New Nodell e.
ALLIES POCKET PISTOLS, single barrel,
J. T.. SHIELDS,
Hardware. Importer,
y LIST sac Pa. av., opposite Browns
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III The Hon. John r. Hale has brought a
suit Tor libel sainst the Boston CoNrlsr, laying
the damage at $1,000.
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w 90 d AoEE p,69p COAL
ssa Pa. Av- fNE 5,si , .,5s. AND Urn Sra.
Mil sad Wharf foot Of sevs.tseush 81.
ma ~ u Below War pepartmenI
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO .Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
virtue Of decree Of the C,rcnit Court OF the Die
tIlct OF Columbia. passed IN the cause where, N
Msdes and otners. executors And ners at law and
devlsees OF BOnaventura Sohad, deceased, are de-
PENDANTS, the 81 bsorlber will sell, public sale the
following valuable real estate IN wsshingtOn city
Lots Nos q 10. II snd u m 60 uare NO 7s5 on the
feet ~ inches on north street ana l25 feet AZ
Delaware avenue, by IS feet 10 inches on south G
street.
The whole Of square north of square No. So.
feet south street, 81 feet inches on Delaware
syenus, and 10 feet inohet on Hs n street vest.
and Is, in square No so4 comprising the whole
ss uars and fronting 9ss feet i6ohes ON norts d
on Eighth street east and $50 feet Seventh street
And Lots Nos. 8, 9, and 10. in squsre No. So,
fronting 80 feet each on south street, between
FIRST and Second streets west by 100 feet deep with
two-story frame dwelling houses
The sale Of the lots ia square No. rs will take
the lot in square No sss on THUR sD4Y, the i'm n
day q NY 1850 Of square north OF tsuaTe No Sc
6 n N6 20 The iSt5 esE q vJsy s Of pts IN
%s$s P the I'm DAY o 3. 5sy 5%SsSy'
ne sales VIII commerce att O'Clock .. ~, on
the days above specified, on the respective premi-
ses, and the property win be sod such parcels
Terms OF sale One third cash ; snd the balance
IN g. y and IS months, secured by the purchasers
security g by the He En ei ana 1o
complied with in FIVE days after the e Of proper
be resold. upon one weeks notice a. the risk and
expense Of the defaulting purohaser Upon the fnii
not before the trustee will convey the propertS 10
the respective purchasers IN fee simple. Al con
''A0'ns c as 8 % n III PTc5faha1 TTs:,
.ug.C. MCGUIRE q CO, AEcts.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

For other Gsorge'otcn adrerttsemsnts see frst page
Tor NEW Y0RK.--The packet schooner Fair
Tax, Captain Mott, will commence load 40
ing for the a. owe port on Monday, 18th inst lSfS
For freight apply to McCOBB & DODG Z,
90 Water st. iyH
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MtRsHAL's sALE:-In virtue of,yo vrits Of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbir for
the county OF WashIngton. and 10 me directed,
WI kpose 70 PUBLIC sale for cash, in frolt 81 the
oonrt house door, Of said county. on MONDAY,
tne loth cay OF August next. ls6a. all defendants
ieht1 Ute, lain and interest In and 20 the follow
- asre NO; Jos, and lot No. 81, IN square No. so
2setner Win All and singular the lmProvements
ynlena Barry and James c. Barry, and will be
sola 70 satlsfy judolals Nos. laS and ls<, % May
w. SELDEN,
Y. Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

THE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION OF
Il Mr.. j.. COMBS English and Classical
High school VIII commence on the first MONDAY
Ia September next. Applications should be made
IN July as the number of pupils is limited. For
residence, No 500 Sixth street near New York
avenue. Nv lI-eoSws
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A. GREEN. Auct.
By A. GREEN, AucuOHesr.
TRUSTEE,S SALE OF A FRAME HC

T'kUSIEE'S SALE OF FRAME hODeE
IL AND LoT AT AUCTION on NINTH ST. wEsT.-
By virtue Of deed Of trust from Geo. H Gates and
wife, duly recorded 10 the subscriber, wall sell, on
MONDAY, tha 18th daV Of July next, 1897, ~
O'Clock m part Of Lot 5. m Square S7, being aud
lying in the CITY of Washington, commencing for
the came ~ the southwest CORNER Of Lot No. s.
aforesaid. ard running north on the line Of Ninth
street west IS feet. thence east ~ feet Inches,
thence south 25 feet, thence west % fe~t inches 20
the plsce Of beginning beng SAID part Of Lot front
ing the east side Of said Ninth street and iylBg
between = and q streets north, with the improve
mcnts thereon, consisting Of q two story Frame
House with back building.
TENS; One-third cash; balance an and u
months, purchaser 10 give notes bearing interest
from the day Of sale. A deed given ana q deed of
trust taken. All oOnveyancing At the cost Of the
purchaser.
III the terms OF sale aLe not complied with within
three days from the day OF sale the trustee
the night 20 resell the property i've DAYS public
notice IN the Evening star al the risk and cost OF
the defaulting purchaser
JAMES w. CoOMBS, Trustee.
je = cots A. GREEN. Auot
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VNSTRUCTION IN
Il DRAWING AND PAINTING
Mr.. WIN. MACLEOD Announces that he will
continue his classes thrOugh the summer, afording
youth aud others an opportunity Of taking lessons
during vacation. Class Room third story front of
No. Ii LOUISIANA avenue. between 9th and 9th SITS
Class Days w edne sday and Saturday, between 9
and liz O'Clock a IN.
TEENS Invariably in advancel-For Drawing, 2
lessons per wee X. per quarter of ii weeks Sc for
Oil Painting, do do, SIS. iy IL eoSt