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MUSICAL

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DISTINGUISHED SUCCESS
DOT; On. THE cz1cx;r ON rHs HEALTH.
BRILLIANT RloEPuoH
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charge.
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UgoB uOvEHAMrrOu AND HAvxH-Hm uNTxnD
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THsTRuCTION.

Ar ss -rHunAHsHiP. BooKKEKPue, ARrrHx
"A nc-Tundrsds u younG men bave qpanned. aad IN
drexs nisht oonfiuus 10 quahfy hsmss1v0 ~ busne
ard usefunens PAnes Mercantile Colleges. ~ Bowsry
T. aad Ds ruuu sfres< Brooaiyn fAdin vrtane lsssuu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23
Proceedings Of To-Day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, after the consideration
of several private bills, message from the Presi-
dent Of the United States was received, vetoing
the Homestead bill
The grounds of the veto are first, the unconstI-
tutionallty of the act donating lands to indvid-
uas, which he says is the effect Of this bill; sec
ond, 1t is an unjust discrimination between
having the privilege of locating upon the land II
he is the head Of family, but no such require
ments being made in the case of foreigner; and
thirdly, that it unjustly depreciates the value of
military land warrants
A motion to postpone toe further consideration
OF the bill was made and lost
The bill was being discussed, with reference to
two-thirds vote: when our report closed.
In THE HOUSE no business Of importance was
transacted up to the time of our going to press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

Is THE SENATE yesterday, after our report
closed, Mr. Fitch, from the Committee on Print
supplemental to the joint resolution concerning
the public printing, reported IL back without
amendment, and asked It's immediate considera.
ton; which was agreed to.
TTbe resolution authorizes the Secretary Of the
Interior to contract for the purchase Of suitable
building for a printing once, and the pure base
of machinery and material, &C., instead of the
superintendent of Public Printing
After discussion, Mr.. TrumbulI moved to strike
out so much of the resolution as related TO the
purchase of machinery and material; agreed to,
and the resolution was adopted by a vote Of 81
to 20.
The bill providing for the erection of post
Office in Philade phia was taken up, on motion of
Mr.. Cameron, and passed.
The amendment Of the House of Representatives
TO the bin making further appropriations for the
support OF the Post Office Department for the
year ending the Both June, 1860, was concurred
In by vote Of "a to Is and the Senate djOurned.
In THE HOUSE, Mr.. washburne, of H., made a
report from the committee of conference on the
Post ONCE deficiency bill, that they were unable
to agree, and asked to be discharged from further
service on the same; and that the House insist on
Its amendment, with several verbal alterations,
restoring the inland service discontinued in
March, p59, except where the same has expired
by Limitation, or improved service has been fur
nlshed by railroad or otherwise, retaining the
Isabel steamer contract clause. The report was
agreed to, and the committee discharged
The loan and treasury note bin was then passed
yeas IS, nays a..
MIR. Morrill,, from the committee of conference
on the dlsagreements TO the Legislative, executi We
and Judicial appropriation bill, made report
thereoni which was concurred in.
Among other things, the two houses recede
from their amendments in relation to the execu-
ton OF the printing by the respective printers TO
the same. The Senate loan amendment was with
drawn, being rendered unnecessary by the pas
sage of the loan bill 1
Mr.. Crawford Intellectually endeavored to in
uoduce joint resolution for the adjournment Of
the session to-day at ~ O'Clock
Mr. heltt, In Directing to this. said that the
President had informed him that he would not
sign some Of the bills until Monday. Adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

Ex-PosrAAsrER FOWLER AT PIXIES PEAK
The features Of the statement regarding the rec.
ogniton Of Mr.. Fowler, the defaulting New
York Postmaster, at Pixies Peak, derived from
private letter received at st. joseph, Mo.
(which is considered reliable by persons there
acquainted with the correspondent,) are as fol.
lows:
IAN individual, whose dress and general an.
Pearence denoted city style. and who was evi.
IDENTITY anxious to shun particular notice, recently
registered his name as Achille Drance, at the
hotel He passed unidentified until one day. on
his way TO the quartz claims he had purchased
he came to small village in the mountains and
stepped into the Recorders etiice where he YVES
at once recognized by an old resident of New
York, (whose nameis not given } who exclaimed
why, Fowler, where did you come from p
ORANGE staggered back with flushed face. then
turning pale, he replied with calmDess, Sir Won
are mistaken. My name is not Fowler EWelI.
II you are not Fowler with his whiskers off, the
otner replied, you are his twin brother, ORANGE
seemingly much embarrassed, and endeavoring
10 eVade the disclosure, asked if the Recorder
was present. But his tormentor not wilIinu N
give him up, drew him to another mart of the
room and said, i know what saw Won are
Isaac Fowler, Of New York. You have had
your hair cut of, your whiskers shaved of, and
are disguised by your spectacles but I sbouId
know you anywhere At first ORANGE assumed
firm and indifferent appearance, but be soon
gave way 70 his feelings, and exclaimed-sfor
heavens SAKE, don't expose me- Mr. Fowler
was deeply affected at first, but gradually re-.
sumed his cheerfulGess. Being within reach ~
the Government, be thought Il best to leave inn.
Inediately for Salt Lake and California, mention
ing Australia as his probable destination He
fed at once" N
Mr.. Fowler, on the nrst night Of his arrival a,
Denver City, is said TO have entered a gamblino
saloon and won S2,OUO He then bet the whoIe
amount on one game, but the dealer refused n
risk 1t Without making any comment be took
up his winnings, went to the bar took !, Gin
cocktail and left the room. This created inon7tv
as to who he was, but his fictitious name arrested
no further notice He Is reported to have spec.
ulated largely in claims. r'0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

INIELLIGENCE PROM EX-PosTMAsrER FowIER
The New York News says: We have been fnr.
nlshed with the following extract of letter from
gentleman residing at Havana, who went out in
,ne hoses iaylor with Isaac V. Fowler 1t estab.
fishes cOnclusively the w whereabouts of Mr. Fo,vIsr
ana Puts al rest rumors recently circulated here
tnat ne had not left New York. The letter bears
oite havana, June 3: 1--WE had only three ladi Is
on BOARD and SIX gentlemen, and among the latter
was the late Postmaster of New York Mr. FoIVis,
he called himself Mr. Potts while on board. and
appeared quite scciable. After arriving at Hayana
ne called on Mr Helm, our Consul told him who
ne was, ana asked If he should inform me. The
consul replied in the affirmative. So MIR Potts
called and Informed me. He also informed me-
that MI Helm and myself Were the only two per-
present writing many persons know him ana ali
ABOUT Inc anair should have said that he came
on board the Moses Taylor at Sandy Hook. from
Seentpg, having LEFT the city the night previous
"nat hls future intentions are do not know ,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23
Personal.

Capt Barton, U. S. A, is at Kirkwoods,
- Colonel Waite, L. S. A and Baron Osten
oaeken OF the Prussian Legation, are at W lizards
Judge Whelworth, Ten; Hon B. CLARK
and Hon. Jas. Craig, of Mo, are at Browns.
- Baron Rothchild, Is at the New York
Hotel, N. Y. i"'
- he health Of the Prince Jerome Bona mart,
nas so Tar Improved that the bulletins have beer
discontinued. "e''
Representative Winslow's name is men
noneo IN connection with the full Sandman
mission undur Mr.. Burlingame's bill.
Mrs Faulkner and her daughter, accom-
panied by Mr. Faulkner, the American ministe,
Empress. pow anu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

The LOST OF THE STEAMER WALLER The
steamship Delaware, from New York via Cane
MAY, mas arrived at Philadelphia with the sur
vivors OF the wreck Of the steamer Walker The
following is the list of the missing: Henry Rcd
timothy Conner, Jeremiah Cozzey, John nj
brown. Michael McGee. Marquis Boneviento
lanes Pate rson, Michael Altman, John Driscoll'
Hooert Wilson, Cornelius Grove Charles Miller
george w johnson, Samuel Seger Peter Con.
way Daniel smith, John Farren, Joseph Batti.
James Farren, George Price, N 6 Porter. i
noason, r.. smite, John Englison, and WIN
saved I'm the boats 0" ""'e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23
VIM. H. L0VER
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS -
o, no are soon 70 return to their homes, and who
are respectfully invited to our Warehouse PepnsyI
vsnia avenue, Market Space, No; third door eas
pete assortment Of N"" i''' anu oo'''-
Elegant Wilton Velvet Carpetlngs, from sI.25 to
Rich English Brussels do. at from 80 cts.
Rich 1d l1gsa d.I, ga lbs to the yardJ
Splendid r6o ssal imported Double do 70
Also elegant wide IL q for SfF roons halls
Also coscs and Cation a dst N order
Rich and extensive variety of Velvet and Brussels
Door al anu 10 VI IN borders and by the yard
SSqPs,rio5 2; =; very cheap All Linen sheetinss,
Table Cloths in all sizes, ga BY g. toI2t by "a q
Also foHellings, Toilet Quilts, and other To,Ie,
Goods, in pleasing and great ABUNDANCE. yery
80 CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Curtains not to be Surpassed in POINT Of e IISr
ssnse. vSJrlsty and reasonableness Of price, any
Elegent Satin Brocatels, which are nearly ? wards
n wide at from 62 cents to Sc,
Extfs rich ESbrodsrea fapsstf ~ cents 5s TO 81
for curtains, richer than brocatels,
KEEPS and turkey Cloths, in embroidered patterns
. ana 0y the lard, at astonls hingly low prices
Also, superb Emb oideIed Lace and Muslin Under
NJ GIIIIt an at from IN cents 70 So yard,
senting flowers and fruits, with rich Centre and
Side Cords, and Tassels and Gimps n match H''D
SON have determined to run off anS of the sba
goods at inst about the first cost and AT nrcss
warranted to be less than the same bs had else
All goods sold to 20 to distance will be
packed Tor transportation and sent OFF free of extra
le l9-l0teO CLAGETT & DODsoN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23
THIS AFTERNOON 8 TO- mORR0a
By J. c Mcguire a CO. Auotioneer.


A GOOD CHANCE.-On SATURDAY. the al
"A OF June, at half-past 6 .. m, Will be sold a.
auction, that two story Frame Dwelling No % ;
on Third street, between u and n nol "a, with the
lot and back buildings The lot 10 ~ feet trout snd
Do deep, running back 10 an alley. The kitchen -
nearly new.
In view ofthe rapid improvement Of this sectton
OF the city, the liberal appropriations iu.t made hT
Congress snd the almost certain enlargement 81
the Capitol grounds, which will naturaliI enhance
the value OF this property, NJ sldsrsd \ rare
opportunity fOr Investment, fite Insippntabe.
Terms: $500 down; balance IA afd . months
on notes bearing interest.
jea 2t' J. q. MCGUIRE a. CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23
GREEN SPRING v,,,o,

Nsa, t4s Old Iyo. Foxsdyy and osly Aalf a mil, I'M
The ladies' and asntsnssa 81 SiSysOn nd
SeorEetoEn are respectfully informed 4
Branch, 10 now hand somey fitted M for Ie;&
the reception OF Picnic PartIss and Other vi.to-s
end . oonstant shsds throughout the dav Tsses
10 large saloon for dsncinE, with dressiaz ,oorn
the grounds. 8 F. As""u'
Schools, sooisties, Clubs and socal PARTIES "a
9oteln THE dell htfu plsfe for Pic Mics without
proprietor three days notice. eFP-A S
Meals are served st ell hours. and Ref esh-
Omc-rs val atterd at I'll times for the preserya
uon OF good order, AID no pains vii be spared to
give satisfacfion 30 al visitors
1000 JOSEPH EHRMANNTRoUT,
e'S eou Proprietor.
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III The japanese at New York do not seem to
appreciate the Opera. Some Of them left the
matinee given for their entertainment, the other
day, In the midst Of the performance, to 20 shop
ping on Broadway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

II We hardly open an exchange paper with
out seeing burning fluid accident announced.
VIII not scientific men devise some remedy for
this state Of affairs!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

III We are indebted to the o. 8 Consul al
Bristol, Eng. for late files of London papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

UNFINISHED BUSINESS IN CoN0REss.-The Post
once deficiency and post route bills are the only
DIS OF general public character now pending
between the two Houses, with the exception of
the tariff bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

CHASsE OF Navy TIrLE.-Congress has changed
ths ute OF Purser to that Of psymaster In the Navy
Inc British navy adopted this title some year,
ago. = :
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III The dies for the ninety cent postage stamps
was sent from New York to this city on Thurs
day. The stamps will be forwarded in a few
DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

STATISTICAL DELEGATES .-The President has
appointed Mr.. Lawrence, now In Paris, and Judge
Longstreet as delegates TO the International sta
tistical Congress 70 be held in London in July
o
THE WHARF.-THE following report Of the
weather for the morning IL made from the Amer.
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time of observation 10
about O'Clock.
JUNE %, 1860.
New York, N Y......... clear, pleasant.
Washington, ID. Co.. clear, pleasant.
Richmond, Va............e clear, go
P Hatio1s . eleaay cool sa:
Raleigh, N. C............ clear, go
Wilmington, n Co.. clear, cool.
Charleston, 8. C........6t' wind N
Augusta, Ga. clear, cool
Savannah, Ga............. cloudy, wind NV
Macon, Ga. clear.
Columbus, Ga............. clear, pleasant.
Mobile, Ala. clear, cool.
New Orleans, La......... clear, $50, wind Sc
Barometer at the Smithsonian at a.. m, (cor-
rected for ten:perature,) 80 O33; at noon, 30 O6S
Thermometer at a. m, 62'; at noon. 40
Maximum during "a hours ending a. m to-
day, IL; minimum So