Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1859, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. La WASHINGTON CITY: | TUESDAY... -0+--0000--r0--August 2, 1859. oes. N siP. - WASHINGTON NEWS AND jew York. ‘aifaire In the hands of the spiral bet Ee very worst, and morally most incompetent man. c of The Beer. Cuan w x Street, New Yorx City | agers. It insures that the municipal treasury will jorrespondence 9 Star. ppv Gicee ae Was anv Is—Tux | be robbed of@t least half of every dollar paid into ‘s Grorcxtows, August 2, ie G U eer Spirit of the Morning Press. The Constitution speaking of the refusal of Pres- ident Buchanan to be a candidate for re-elegtion, says that while the masses of the Democraty in every State of the Union sincerely regret his deter- mination to retire at the end of his present term, they cannot but admire his firmness in not yieid- ing to the allurements of power, but on the con- trary persisting in his determination to pass the Yemainder of his days in quiet repose. The) Con- stitution compliments the Democracy of Ohio on their fidelity to the party, and expresses the opin- jomthat they will triumpau at the State election in the fall. ‘The Intelligencer pays an appropriate tribute to the meinory of the late Hoa. Richard Rush, of Philadelphia. ———_ +2 (0 Among the failures at San Franéisco, are Dows & Co., distillers, and Plac@and Co., mill- ers. [7 The first public bydrant ever erected in Philadelphia, was put in operation on Saturday, and has since been namerously patronized. U7" A German woman in Philadelphia, com- Mitted sticide on Suturday by taking laudanum, through fear of future inability to support heraeif UF The New Haven Palladium denies the statement that the attention now given by collegi- ans to athletic training interferes with success in scholarship. Col. Thorne, the New York millionaire, who cut such a dash in Paris a few years ago, died at his resilience in the former city on Sanday lest, in the sevehty-eighth year of his age. 10> The Professorship of History in the Unt- versity of North Carolina is to be tended to the Rey. Fraucia L. Hawks, of New York, with the expectation of its being accepted. i> The City Council of Cincinnati, with a umber of prominent citizens, making altogether 8 party of sixty persons, were to leave that city on Monday morning on a visit to Pittsburg, Phila- deiphia and Baltimore. ID On Wednesday, August 3d, (to-morrow,) the thirteenth mecting of the American Associa. tion for the Advancement of Science, takes place at Springfleld, Maas. Prof. Stephen Alexonder, of Princeton, is expected to preside. patric acelin. atten {o> Mr. W. T. Aymar, of the Louis Wells Equestrian Troupe, proposes to eclipse the Blon din feat at Niagara, by turning a somerset from a scaffold to be erected on Goat Island, down into ‘water at the foot of the Island, a distance of i70 feet. SS eee ek i> At Philadelphia, on Saturday evening, a very large meeting of citizens was held in Inde- pendence Square, in favor of the City Railroad cars running on Sunday. The stage for the ac- commodation of the speakers were appropriately ornamented, and a fine band of music was in at- tendance. Several speeches were made, and a Preamble and resolution in favor of Sunday travel ‘was adopted es Rerore 1x tae Cuvncn.—We see by the Lon- don correspondence of the Churchman, that a Pretty effective war is making upon what is ealled the “Pew System,” in all the Churches of the Establishment in England. The object of the war is to demolish the pews altogether, so that rich and poor may meet together, all on the same level, without distinction. The revenue lost in pew rents, it is proposed to make good by vol_ untary contributions. I> From Messrs. Taylor & Maury we have the August number of Harpers’ Magazine, containing among other readable things some of the best chapters of Thackeray's ‘ Virginians’ that have yet appeared. The Harpers announce new features of interest for the volume of the Magazine just en- tered upon. Also, from Taylor & Maury, we have Black- wood’s. Magazine for July, containing seven ar- tieles of interest. The novels of Jane Austen re- ceive appreciative notice at the hands of Black- wood UP Delos E. Sill. editor of the Cattaraugus, N_Y., Freeman, lately madé a fancy report of a twial for breach of prousisc, in which Miss Shaw, of Buffalo, obtained a verdict for $1,000 from Van Campen, a fickle swain. The defendant has sued and recovered $1,000 dainages for the libel, just balancing the sum mulcted for the lacerated feel. ings of the lady. The Philadeiphia Bulletin. from which we clip the above, forgets to add that the $1,000 damages for the ltbel were awarded by a young lawyers debating club, and is not therefore exactly collect- able 7 In Philadelphia, on Saturday afternoon, a boy about thirteen years of age was pushed into the Delaware, at Reed street wharf, and drowned by a man named Aaron W. Gilbert. It appears that the deceased and Gilbert were both employed in @ coal boat, and Gilbert wanted the boy to go in with bism and swim,-but the boy said that he could not swim, when Gilbert pushed him over- board. and, finding he could not swim, he en- deavored to save him but was unsuccessful. The body of the unfortunate youth was recovered. Glibert gave himseif up at the station house. 11> From Fraack Taylor, we have a copy of Palmer's translation of Michelet's “ Love,” (al- ready noticed] by us,) a book §offa remarkable ebaracter, and which {s running through edition after edition with rapidity, both in France aud in this country. We have heretofore indicated its distinctive characteristics, and have here to add tbat Dr. Palmer's translation is one of exceeding merit. and that the publishers, Rudd and Carleton. have issued it In handsome style. The proprie- tors of the ‘Atlantic Monthly.’ have just engaged the services of Dr. Palmer upon the editorial de- cAUU T Emic. Ter: |g .R between 1Sth a: es- | MO! OW «(We nesday,) Augne = Citr—Rerurxep Cairon-if it through: taxati It was designed for inde-] Col. Boyer, an old and highly respectable citf&) t aa ndergone &n entire c! + bb te , ce) pep se Pern Fuaxs.or New Yorx— fpgndent, thought patriotic communities, such | 2en of our city, expired at his boarding-house, WIC MByspacious snd elerant siyic. 1On Pray en corer ears Weta ine, How Naw Sone Cit¥ ts GovetxeD, dc; kc. | as our fath ved all American unities JoBri se 4 E ak y ph. oni eee Music. TB bt a) en RCE BS... ence of The Btar:) ‘would ‘be/Gntil the'end of time—not for c . prre . : . ‘ ) ees —— ie _ ‘ice ‘Pticain” faloon keepers, mockkien in Hi ry, ¢ t 5 aB}o L' PORTNING:LIGHTNI] 6. He: FOR } AL _ street illustrates } ape a the pro- | 28d bogus ticket-sellers may sufely bug} Piie venerable General the # Praisss Tu Mast?R, byeogs rO\e i eed Warren nd the 4 he | 2nd sell @ sufficiency of votes to turnaiby apatested | G: s ty, ue for several ggers \ im Masten THE Work. — -" » Aug! t of ig Rae Ry Se do. all the other | *ection jnifawor oftthose trading highly: reside! our fen 3 Bhanio uses Innguage arain est of ihn at aie Grelock. Vesehant Incen D 5 <— \ x ‘ » Which i oul " rr ewe ae! roadway to the 7 w 4. his residence, on street, exiremely Ml. 1 foe! obliged to give the public @ fant iekets $0 cents, 5 canta, and 1s streets below it leading from B: vy ——— ¥ : His phys! and friends have despaired of ali For oars aco 1 was the firatme- sents. au f-st* North River. {take Warren street as an illustra- | nie s.ensoxiix Institution, “e"Wear, is | hope of his recovery. c inthis city who made a Fiptios tipped : T FOR PINBY POINT. tion, only because having long sojourned in it, I t of the death omplaints of the drought have become univer- | for Lightning Rods. for which I recei pre # =] ibera to the Excursion of the MUSI- am even yet Amillar with theappearance of neriy | Gicherd Rush, s member of the Board of Regent, | St mn the farmers and intpe com; | Hear hanieceannand my pcaran rsuoupoed | Sobel Sat ot CS ne ‘ ic usb, 2 egents, . 7 : jenry exami pronon nots try \ every one of its former buildings. Ten years ago | 114 4 warm friend of the Institution. Mr. Rush, eg i many lace, the oi —— i of Saw! pp Fhe ividk whopaknan ws eer fh ONDAY EV NING nea ne oo Hey were pfivgte residences and boarding-bovses | it miay bé renichibpredl by soufe,'whd the perabit| cord and ef eda Pamela eek ogy © tse my pointe ist 9 pied the ‘by | Ruece What? att colek 4 —Targe and substantial three and four story appointed by Government ai its agent and sent to| “The off f beef ci at The yar - | order of persons for w vputtidg ther wp an seas0n May procure of houses, constructed with all the then modern im- vs ts fee-the of | day_ amounted to about 500 head were pur- | 1 wish this p. reon te prove what he states about the following named gent vig: y ict butchers, at S3a%4 on the Donte er, - provements. Subsequently, with but perhaps half pr Peary rs Suuvteos iri sha nile of the chased by Distrt at ; | therecan be no mistake @bout it-as a limy pp “iT Dew. - . ithson m « bic tg $6a$S net, and 300 were driven to Balti- : y = 7 Fe & dozen exceptions; they have WEE ‘Ocean to the other, an affair he cartivd out with | more. Some. 1,000 head of vid thee, and lartibs HRT Tasohaate of thie aS ee nanan or, Thies aap 9 ee —_ ar ar he] Fe hgoiag valet his usual sagacity and prudence. Perhaps if the re apt not as nga pe peed. Ives } sae! and d homext Way tn 8 elk euling, whichtime au 2-2 : mar! 5 i. 5 be vs ai vi 4 Asser aan Would be utr king comitate ay ti ‘American | COUMtY ad been specially searched,'no better | “* 3 Pihere fa no wheat arriving by canal Our | 1uss.cu whioh | nave pat upcage. with im Pint DB EXCPRSION AND PIC NIC TO b man could have been found for this busines. | piijjjers have to resort to the ‘Alexandria market for aus U. > ped - oi cotine we 7 > city. They are cenpied almost exclusively by | tH: former residence in England in the character | a supply. No sales have occurred here, which | Matthew's Charch,‘Uaptith corer Alensedcie Lodge, No. 17, 1.0.0. F., in different lines of business. Notasingle | of «merican Minister, as well as his other ex- | would furnish reliable quotations, since our tasty | TU. Waller a (house) Arghitect of ty On MONDAY, Avovsr erm, 18%. ee a sort Moray ar, | Pen, Eee him peel advantage a he | al se cota ging, ad | Fab an ct Ba seaeaferieten ss Ne eae placate (west of Broad. | Prosecution of the claim. feeling In the flour market, but no sales of 10. ra. Carter. ry & | 3pm Re Og wiilfeave Givino Park Row, Dey street, Piae 2 PC Acie ment occurred yesterday; standard superfine is = forse tualding, gerne ie aR 4 | at Sand 00. . mi. The toast will touch at Alex way,) Courtlandt, and the half dozen others inter- Economy iN THE Lanp Ovricrs.—Congress| held at $5.12a5.25. pd, 01 vening until the lower point of the island—Castle | having passed a resolution instructing the Secre- fing. cane the Capit: | gate, Northern oe Garden—is reached. tary of the Treasuty to report estimates for con- naire! EXAND RIA 7 is tts has faakeinge fort eer: There (about Castle Garden) much money has | ducting the operations of the Governmentata cost ALEXANDRIA. W. 4 : . tein admistiog & —— “to 4 been spent by the Corporation since my last visit to | not exceeding fifty millions per annum, the Gen- | Correspondence of The Star. . WANTED; respectable young girl wants a Fatt re committee. au 2 eost Naw York, in adding to the city and robbing the | eral Land Office, with a view of acquiescing in ALBXANDEIA, August2, 1959" || 10,8) TUATION as sama fay. 6,fohe | Wigs GRAND Pic Nic ov rus ISLAND bay of two or three acres of water, over which in | the desire of Congress expressed in the resolution, | The ship Silver Star arrived at our wir yes. Mell reoommended.. Apply to 31 corner Fand ith | | eh It She “eey ING- times past I have often hung loungingly, to catch | nave directed the agents employed in the pubilc | terday, with guano from the Chincha Islands for | weet. ars pamgeer eke whies Senta betel the breeze fresh im from the Narrows. Its little | land service to observe the most rigid economy. | Nessrs. Fowle & Co. ANTED_By 8 young man a SITUATION iy to meet eur iriends to join in the merry dance. park is no longer the resort of the children of the | Letters of instruction to Surveyor General Pelham, | During Sunday might the dwelling house df Mtr. | mmkerqmanehectanls business se clerk and wil power sounbe Gets Seleineie eh ieee eal extreme lower part of the city. Emigrants, from | of New Mexico, are in preparation, enforcing | J. A. Gritfin, on Fairfax street, was broken into | ei sence in the city petertay Rabe rap wherever a ship sails to America, have taken the | ypon him the determination of the Department | by burglars, and some articles of wearing,apparel, |, Preferred.) Ron fene? fi renent ep oy © abr The PaPket beat Bising Cloud wilt ply between i P or r nd \drese ‘i " * 4 Placesofthe latter. ‘The Castle itself, solongdedi- | to exact the most economical administration of | {eum of money, ese Drei things wete stolen | Oica, Clem” arough city, Fost | Georgetown mad the Sp.ine. during Bho day. oh eated to pleasare—balls, concerts, &c.—where- | atvairs, and to permit no Surveyor General to| “esterday, while 4 party of four Wee [NTELLIGENCE, OFFION, 404 Runycwen | Moetevery hour during the, $F i seine in I have often sven seven thousand plensure- | incur liabilities beyond the amounts eet spart for | enjoying a sail in a newly launched of one | £ STRSET —~Pamiltes in want of’ first-ciass Wai- are fod Portnn eee en Dene seekers comfortably assembled, 1s now used 88 2 | such purposes. : of our ship builders, a sudden flaw of wind upset | Sor ¥ineing. (ne that. speak, Lrench Carman. fe Treketss0 Cents, admitting ayentiomanand indies place for the emigrants on first landing —-+-——_ the boat in the vicinity ef the bluff, and its oceu- | M1 Ene petent ty teks charge of the marcos, RE Arranpenee ards Crook, T. Kei. in the United States. Inthe seasonswhen they] Scrvay’s CompLerenPlata, &¢., of some | Pants were unceremoniously ‘ducked.* . Fortu- | Cooks, Chambermmids: HonseBecvants and every | Lm Riroan. T. 1. Bureb, © Draper. “au 1-2 ja y * _ ‘3 y "2 nately, however, a long boat was near by, and | description of Seryauts, of character, are re- HAN GIRLS PiC NiO, “arrive thick and fast, perhaps a thousand of them | twenty-five townships, recently surveyed in the | seeing’ the disaster hastened to relieve the unfor- | quested to cull and resister Shove oemaee ‘Prey are : ee may be seen there any day, at atime. A tax of | States of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Missouri, and | tunates. pe npn Dion g wren ae Rom — St. Vincent Orphan Asylum. two dollars per head is Iaid on every one enter- | California, and the Territorles of Kansas and Send eae ae ete en cum to the city yes. FA attonded to, Se NARD. Pro Pre Sor wi ing the harbor from a foreign port, The money | Nebraska, have been received at the General Land at ieee are rook porters a au 2 2t 494 lith si "a iv, Lady Marazers of St Viporat Female Or is used for the temporary support of such of them | Ortice. The surveyors ander the different con- locality known as NEiehtowert where he was WANZEPTA well built, gomeeations 5 USE, Fronds and the pubie of vehington as are without means. A Board of Commissioners | tracts are still busy pushing forwatd their surveys | hospitably received by some of Sts Feridente, and. Waskionten ust tekinn coat tie ogee ae Bea Gporcotows © Orne i Bic Nie on! superintend the public's provision for them, and | and making ready to return plata te the General a pg aga 4 AR papel rah ey iad {or which cash will Begnid, Address L. (mt thie Sea “aREINGTON SPRINGS. St foe. Taegu gf eae egw, | ater chy Ree. Fy pL al wine | aeeraed rm ches hte corner a 1, e $i ol c . = ve too! |, Or me! , for ai owed .” r rt avecue, Ww! one Who prefer it debilitated, dirty, dak Ghjo ed they epponr, |. Fas! Manaxr Homes Wan—By reference to | Suffice it to say, that when lie awoke to a realiza- Apattarcon Winter ee tm take omnibusee U3 ww, thence to the is & sickening one—yet, nevertheless, of interest | the Aldermen's proceedings, it will be sean that | tlm of 'tbings'aa they realty existed.” he found | ply. ‘aun 3 ghets 3) seute for gratiemen, f-centa for indies, to the philosophical observer. A main object | the nominations of Messrs. Buckner Bayliss and | whore he wae put last night by the Police uti | WWANTED IMMEDIATELY—A frat cng | and if conte for childr a. with the Board is to get them out of the city and | William Orme, as Commissioners of the Centre | he should ‘feel better.”” ‘The Mayor disminsed a pap tts ee Le ping TG Rub i: | Re ite furnished by the ladies on the off the bunds of their charity as 5; ily as possi- | Market, were in rejected last night. The | him with a gentle admonition not to be caught in sonit. paid. at = iy 23-8f > ij! be a dieplay of Fire Works in the eve ty as speedily as p et, again rejec iz be caug rn ; tisplag | the, ble. Those that are sick are sent to Ward's Is!- | Board evidently Is of the belief that “hucksters” | the same cateyory 1 Be oe eennee ae | YWXNTED—A SITUATION ax porter or olerk ind’ neantifet Balloons oil te ent ee nee and, where there are accommodations for from | have some rights in the community as well a8 | as spell in two insignees the wee oe teen Insome kind of tote, or na cnaisrer tas (raed Veoai Concert ‘noon by one hun- : 3 instan nau - D. | stationary ensine, bya middleaced white manien | dred and hity orphan chiiders: five to seven thousand; and well ones for whom | other folks. P. Wills erroncously. ‘Amerigan) cither in this cit, 7 Georgetown, Ajexan- | The ladies have secured the services of the fol employment cannot be found, are also —_—.——_. No business of interest was transacted by the sew i Baltimore. Best of reference wii begiven. | lowing gentlemen to act as managers on the ground there, if entire paupers. The Board has extensive | Laxn Warraxts.—The United States Pension | County Court yesterday; owing to the absence of | Address “Enquirer,” Washiggton, D.C. dureng the day: . id 2 ss . | the proseenting attorney. Adjourned until this | _j 2?-1¥ Cam Goddard, Col. Micke; jae Coleman, correspondence with other quarters of the country | Otfice issued during the month of July four hun. morning at 1] o'clock. Ckzzos. "ANTED —P 3 ar Dr. J.C Duhamel, Jas. Harve ‘Wo Fishery, where labor is wanted, and takes pains to send | dred and tive warrants. Of these all but one were at eae ae Akay ool \esiril Pinte ny Sod Join € Breat, | Joba » o 4 ont King, them thither as orders may be received for such | lesued under the act of 1855; 396 were for 190] (rte: GLUED GLUE™ ney &TANSbaLr. SSBF stent art ante | C's = vey Joba Pliny Jon. Flonhe “help.” It is found less expensive to pay their | acres, 43 for 120 acres, 25 for 30 acres, and 1 for 10 G ‘ 12 te 39 cents per pound, poet aad re OD MOK EN ras | Retard Chatte, expenses even as far as Chicago, St. Louis, or | acres. SAND PAPER, 6 caiits per quire. ee Ss = Just received and for +a! IN'R.ELVANS & co, Azsext.—Commander R. Semmes, Secretary NTED New Orleans, than to quarter them at Ward's Island, where they not unfrequently eat their To REY tab: WELLIN HIN R. p 'T—In Alexandria, a com | Mohan, G-HOUSE ina’ reeprot- a (rent tobe abowt $20) pet an- Wo. W J Peter Galivnt, Rott. Maharecy; ri Juv. Lincele, heads off, (in a business point of view.) of the Light House Boerd, has left-the city oma} . BBS 20% S05-Yn, Ovi bot. 3th snd th Ste. era motto he TF, Alkendns Peat omen, Povick Jordan A voyage in a little steamer around -the city is | brief tour of inspection on the eastern const, ex- wegen Te oe terms and loeatio = jy 6-tf Ricterd Simme, 2 matter perhaps of most interest in New York. | tending from Boston to : DROME RRS: HAIR, aged 18, who bas up td Thon Focal, > Jos teen Thus, alone can one realize the extent to which its Salar South American DEER’S HAI Shes des ately seeder the ree eer aad Siwaye upmeds- lc Dr. Waish, Wm E. Dan comments hac grew of Int yout figmand | Hon. laasc Taysat.—Paleguaticune (Secre:4., “ini PLAST ERAS AA! " [anctton or elsewhore, where ho imey earn © sup: | Gregery Bees, Oe De Richard Owers coastwise commerce. For .near six miles up the | tary of the Navy) has returned from his nertherh I tiga te (0G and CATTLE HAIR. port. ‘Hei euick, active, obedient; an: one ous The following gentlemen are a special sotuve North river, and I believe four up the East river, | trip, and entered upon the discharge of bis du- 'D quantities to suit. fo please, Please address a note to. Box No. 18, | oonmitree fom the Young Cstholic Friends’ So- ; P » | trip HN R. ELYANS & CO., Star Office jy 6-00" | Sore little else is visible, more especially on the north | ties. ' 309 Pa. av.. south side. bet. 9th and loth ats, = Washington. side, but tiers and lines of steamers, steamships, ——— = eost_{Alex.Gaz.4 States) rans P.McNerbany, Pal Kane, Wor_E. Keunes, sailing ships, Lrigs, schooners, &c., daily vomit: | THe Wxatarn—The following report of the | WW CONTEMPLATE REMOVING TO OUR LOST AND FOUND. wrk FA Melony, Jon Kewvas, ing forth millions of dollars worth of manmfac- | Weather for this morning is made from the Morse eee OST—This mornin PENXSYLVANIA A xp} s A arin Centre ik tures and produce,aad gulphing in millions of | Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. ory ll ir te ning to the First Ward livery stable a POC, et ego ET Rook. with from $5 to $15init, Any ons ot Of Georcetown. kK Fraote Harper, Dr. Kidwell, Lew dollars worth of exports from this port. Thou | The time of observation ts about 7 o’clock: wits rapes Pte os fire asin cae past to offer | leaving it at the Star Office will be suitably reward me a eet Se is vipa ft a sands on thousands of seamen, long-shoremen, me- Avoust 2, 1859. trait Be gee roe =~ RAND EXCURSION —Tie Ladice’ Catoolio ‘shaaiet wad-ial rs connected with this groat — he es ot Pleasant. aS deg EST, CLASS DRY Goons, Op Aare black and te y Terner SLUT Aid Society of Washington wil! trade are delving industriously In sight of the Baltes wae clear, 2. room Aud Iacilities will enable us todesoract ts recovery at the corasr of Minna WEN ESERT ose TE voyager; the water-side streets are hung with wares | Washington, D. lear, warm. mark the whole stock at the D streets. it* Partioulars in fature advertisement. Ry order of necessary in iting out veasels and scamen; while | Richmond, V 177. In-acitttin, we avert iarmmee ce SREY ati | JP O8T—On Monay, Angust it dinity of | 27 BSAugi2aes COMM ETTEF, apon their pavements stand lounging thousands | Petersburg, V lear, 76>. <,, | Books, Book-keepers, bts, and Accounts of | 24 the City Ha:l—ons Biack Mc BERNIA CLUB EXCURSION. Norfolk, Va. cloudy, 80°, wind NE. | evory description, and to sel! exc usive'y for the | BOOK, cou'aining several due bi notes, judg- on thousands of dirty dock-side women and ehil- | Raleigh, N.C lear, 74°. money, to be paidat the time of purchase. ments, &e ; and ait, pase book with Barbour & | ‘The membera of the Hibernia Club respectfully dren, Peter Funks in fifty different callings, and Wilmi n,N. lear, pleasant. Thewo rule f uuieersal application, irre eet, aay HOUR & SEMMES Bards res panne thatch aa riends, and i eke , rah. spective of pare: onditions. ». 65 Lon- we their Sec- rapa aaaeaentep ti for jobs. The ie a a pple uae pres 7, wind SE " ninslog ance. if atnndanciy raticfy any one of | Hikun avenue, ‘or 2 | ond Annusi Recarnio 28 Girmoni ~ remarked, lay so numerous in and aroun ~ s) x bith “| suggestive or reflecting mind that a large saving TRAYS.—Taken up by aN Et x. August 3d. 1° the dock as that their masts wear the appearance | AUSUs,, cloud: 980; sind NW tbe etioteg fn thine fencing eke whofe theory oF E vars" Rest, two Red HEIFER Dreave Seve yy of a huge forest denuded of foliage. The picture, | Macon, Ga. cloudy, pleasant © of which saving, effected by the loppint-off Sg eepon c, Lered be eas ardatloo'clock. Stages w il also leave the corner a very grand one indeed, tells more forcibly than | Columbus, @ lear. pleasant. cess reforred to, we shall give our custamers in | Tha owner will come forward prove ne Cee ard, and Massachusetts avenue, and the ye we y cloud avy aud palpable reduction in our whole xenle | ot, Prove property, p&y | corner of 12th street and Pa AVENUE, In Lame to ineet aught else that New York bas already swallowed t =. of eriors: a e ph take them away, : the boat as above. Wileon’s Cotilion Brass bard up well nigh sll the direct importation and ex- | 5 pa ¢ cordinlly invoke such contiiiuanoe of the | 4 £5t" B.H.PAXSON. | has been ed for the occa Tickets B1_ad- portation foreign commerce of the country. Mobile, Als lear, 80?. SiPlyaid rewwsutely aim tedeucrean Ye Stell hen- | [ QUTAtthe Norther” Liberty Markot,a Gor | "iting » gentlemen and indies, 5 ainsville clear’ a2 : PERRY & BRO’ by leaving it at the oflce of Browas’ Hotel hence ~— head Bab aerate New Orlatas, cleat, 90°, wind Nw. | 2" anit ss ee alss y legvaug (at the office of Bra NOTICE To PLEASURE SEEKERS street— arrow. lane, iserable, Nits 2 CF FICE | — ne cwon rin ¥ D&:; istrict. jy 25 tf is believed that the terius of the trealy as received from Mr. Mciane will be accepted by the Wash- inston Cabinet gling in—perhaps a hundred of them in all. In appearance they resembled a returning band of RSE, Istreet. between sth and 10th ETALIC FASTENE M*" fon Li Teast ge the cA ‘otomna , ROM THE Wesr. ¥rsidénda trom the c. *| @TRAYED OR STOL in addition to th icweekls antiquated framed shanties, but now a street of | wrederick, Md. aay watt: stresta, Inland. toths house west corto Remeaits | SS ainail. Brindle COW ped: qa sip | of their steame: Powhatan to Nor erstown, lear, warm. ore, near the corner of Mary avenue By one returping her to the » offer lie of Was! on vier nity thant part—the Ace bell on the City Hal tele for | Gotiberned, ch seme He coven of MsTie 2g | ete hm eee bg | enue a pehe thea ont re in that district. ‘The smoke and blaze re. | Grafton, Va EMOIRS OF VIDOGQ, the Principal Agent | “uniiats" Bt! Hill, will be band for tis truer teneo me Gt MG: + AR CLA CRTER ewe led the fact that it was In that street, balf a heeling, MieniGatt nich Foren witten ty huts wi @TRAYED OR STU! — ° parties of three or more exenrsion tickets will dozen blocks down from the City Hall. In three | farce aomely bound; price S$" 25, or two volumas, pepet Soon the dein inetane, abs ol coecies ronal tiekt ack ae minutes after the first stroke of the bell's clapper | Marierts cover. @!. Histaone of the most int resting and cow Crock, sttwe wt yh) there were five thousind persons either choking | Cineinn: > u IMSHILLINGTON'S Bonk — both t ler ne enjoy tl ap apart wit ook and up the little street or looking on the scene from its Becsencten.# the ey at7a,m. (cor-] aul-st Odeon Building, oor. 4 st. and Pa.ny. | Will be g:ven to any one seeurning ber to her of the above places, white perch and house tops or windows. In as many more the en- | FOpga or meoeberacure,) 20,95); al noon —. W ° op: CO A. L! | aul-2t_ No.341 Va.ay,bot Stand nd. | game eg piontiiul abundant; siso, fige shooting, gines began to arrive; and in perhaps fifteen min-| Maximum during 34 hours ending 9& m. to ge Tiree TAKEN, UP—On, Wednesday, the 7th i ‘Good Hotel Accommodations ean be had at these utes after, all was over—the engines gone, and the | day, $7"; minimum 69° rT _ a Blackand White COW, with caif: A Peers. c STEAM, SAWING. AND SPLITTING FIRE , 1 Boats lenve foot of 6th etreet at 6 a.m. and street as quiet almost as though no such thing had _-—- — WOOD MILL. pce henge a laerat Blge a vical ZAG pm. Returning, 2% p.m. and ‘miami occurred there. In the mean while. the miscella- | _Items Telegraphed from Washington. Corner of Sevanth street and Canal, to come "Toeward, prov faye tap i ms | kee farther aks pabon inet neous crowd in the Park and Nassau streetscemed | | WAsmixeTox. July 31— President Buchanan | we now have greater facilities for Saw a} bake her away. GEORGE , Browns Row. GEO. FE MATTi ; wan to have returned bi rday, but deter- A . quarter mile aoutheast Rock C: — EO. F, MATTING to fake no more notice of the aftr than ie 8 cl tpined to seb iis sty at Bedford until Tacs. | SP a Weed, esmperai redue ix 3 bre dimr oe Bak jogs Ticket Akent Potomac Steamboat Company. occurred almost within a stone’s throw of xt, at the writte: it of Coss. ax Wood, sa’ in 4 pieces, $6 te hae a — —— —— = them. Pive draft of the Mexican treaty, a agreed to by Oak Woo, eg ta apireng and?” 9" | S2OO KEMARD Rag par, Gom the aab-] MFOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMI OF This morning. a California steamer arrived and | Piretanan tof cscintmntion and oil ee cad cent; | M7 Pine Wood, sawed nd pieces ander Basho WOMAN- BETSY MARSHAL. Treice a Weck, Oaial Brrtker Notice. emptied out her motley cargo of returned Califor. } the Cabinet on Wednesday next. -Avevery prop- | 1.7 Coal of all kinds ohlay Cartas Pt OPH Hed ‘on when aheteh tence “to Mount. Vernon end: Heer enzee nians. I was at French’s Hotel—their headquar- | osition of the Gevernment las been acceded to McKNEW & ARLOW, ce drerrand white bonnet. J will of Washington on TUES- Bo ters for years past—as the motley body caine strug- | except that for the cession of Lower California. it| iy 37 UF" Corner of 7th street aud Canal. jee £100 if caught wittin, or $2 aud PRI Bt the foot of 1th etteet a A" and rf, at the foot o! reet. atid a. m., at naif past 3 0’o!00! = of SELLING 2 Rooney lvauiasr sans and Foo et antic ne ee, | Potomae river fishermen at the close of the run of | _ Scfior Lerdo is expected to return here inafew] apa iit QFE SE: FOR RENT 1tpet evenne ate. m. ittugd j shad and berring—except that they were if pos- | days prevtoux to leaving for England, where he fipoat ew ith 9 cetera _FOR RE NT AND SALE. = 2. sible more filthy in appearance and far more tat. | 25 reliable assurances of a successfil financial Three dozen with 16 hoo} R SALE—A finenew double BRICK HOL task = es é operation with the English bondholders. uxty w. on Lith street, near M street, co. tainine a large AMUSEMENTS. red in their habiliments. The Israclite deum- | “'Erom the tenor of hit te dispatches, Sefior Mata A fow left with 9 hoops at only. ra'oon parlor and kitchen, di ting mers for the innumerable slop shops in that neigh- | anticipates J P Misses’ and Children’s Hoop Skirts ver, teon, with five chambers an early termination or the civil war, borhood seemed to have scented them from the | 4nd the complete triumph of the liberal party. 25 ycheap. at 200 Skirt Supporters at only 19 o-nts enc! nder BArksees BEAUTIFUL STATUE and de use a) i vi MAXW ed, with ¥ hs “FISHER ct ” Sere hee cen eta aaratsds aed fit 80 | secant the-chips renahedl her berth. They followed |. WAasinewrs, Agee 12 Gal Sis Johnson, | N..B—Our large Show Window forsslen co | propertyrit notsatd, wil tater sent Rel eons aon Free Exhibiiigs at cing have shown their usual sagacity, ss few | cicge upon thelr heels, tendering thele cavico wad | OR€ Of the editors ofthe inte Washington tater? | sy 2 stk snse torma, No. 333 11th stivete GEO.E CRORE | mate F BE}, 5, BOOKSTORE, pester x Be Spend whe ante yorecrering Ye: | CC cuicas cactiney chee emir pobre poe owas appointed Consul 16] (CHEESE, STARCH AND ADAMANTINE| “au3 : .TLANGLEY. a. av., between 91 end 0th ate, does Be Peay S>Uly to 20 great adegreo.an| tncir expected ‘customers. ‘Thus they clustered | Lavrtienis atsren, ais remgeation. The oftce, | C/O e's OF! Rastern Che F Qk RENTIHOUSE No. 441 ont, between] | M.BINGER & a fe Ue = around them like flies around a sugar hogshead, into, humerous bave the applications for situations | 33 boxes Starch, HATTA Te Ban erceta {nauire of JAMES [. AtFRoven. a Txz Late Hox Rican Rrsu.—The death of | each dirty voyager having one or more such solic, | i8 the Census Bureau a! y become, that in 3 boxes Adamantine Cand) = a an 68 Peres MACHINES. this lustrous citizen of Philadelphia, has already | Stous friend bent on helping him to cb:ain a com. | pier to fiellitate responses thereto, pr nied forme} 2ht prime Paipily Hama” NTA comfortable three-story BRIG sr eeNa tem ela National Hens Seems Deen announced by telegraph. He expired very | plete Stout in the shortest postible time and at | clerical force wil be requir’ soil next Fy ONCE UE BREN RCO! | atenats went, containing right roomt aed foraishet | _ Fer families, tilore, nad all manufacturing pur- calmly and in full possession of his facuities, in | the least posatble cost. By night every one of | _ A letter received from Secretary Flow]. from a T—— | Pie te MOR He MENT ee Ror annumm, “Ap. | pores they are uncgualied; more durabie; capabie of ony ninth year of bis age. . His father, Dr. | them who has money enough atcommand, witi ap- | Vtsutia Springs, states that his health is slowly BEA Dy ask y, As Strest aod, La, wyonde, opponite tank Ca Teer | samme eanoy than se maecine in the market Benjamin Rush, was, tn his time, one of the lead- | pear around the doors of French's Hotel {a elabyy, | '™PFeving- 2 halt Pipes Mediral Brandy, ; MOR saswesss Se rete asunanl Stroman at 850 and $75 are at- ing men in the colony of Pennsylvania. He rep- | ate new rigging, with their inevitable clisplay of Personal. neree is of Wisisky, | enpenoed by judges to Fee Ep EA nearly new FRAME HOUSE, We invite ail all at our new Office, and resented Ler in Continental Congress, and was | flash Jewelry and gaudy colors. ‘The poor fellows - Dr. Patrick and family, and Hon. ©. M 2 barrels Magnolia Whisky,” * situated on Fleur attoct racks eae Tamaerkitchen, | examine them and their work. The great economy one ofthe signers of the Declaration of Independ. | looked quite as squalid as the emigrants I saw at | Conrad, of La., are at the National, ("| barrels Old Mononrahele Whisky, within twa tinutes walk of ‘tue Capitol and in's | parents tamer iooeetven taal Cireviare ist enee. Aside from this, he wax one of the moat | Castle Garden thie morning; but mest of them ++ The Chevalier Wikoff has reached Hong yee “open g = AS oi Brandy, yer panidly pmaroviog neighborhood, rme: | trating all nger’s Sewing Machines, with speci celebrated physicians of the early era of Philadel- being Americans they know how to take care of per thie frail oie: bape ro tine ise | tee ergs acon eee eisetesn month or font unde dine gach the wire sig al’ “elnino phia, and was in many respects, a man ofisu themselves against all having desi, t! id ince some lively letters LISLE WHITE Ari i: Anesee ‘anos payable twenty-five dollarsamonth. ‘Title good sasortment of Thread, Needles, Twis abilities. Dr. Rush leftseveral children, of whom | piles of gold dust. except Chu tietane daletoe oe tha Minar mace as reel | rate Fl Goer Pace Ne Taam AR cme aa 274i mash Bodine epton han, and'eol two sons have handed down the family name | mock auctioneer, the bogus ticket seller, the sa, | 224 accomplished, and the ladies oe arly de- atthiolditt oe Renort war ke 5 ee | Capitol _ oo ae Jy ast" LM. SINGER & CO. Ws additional bonor. These were Dr. James | loon keeper, and the women of the town. ‘This eens Muslc, the plano being the favorite in- S750. 88 pergeeek.., Visitors leaving Phii <The entire | WMH. GLOVER. Agent ——, » the distinguished author of the well known | list of lirve preying upon them almost invari. aah mveas tha Sprcanesae ee ene srnae ing 8 MAEDEL, MACHINIST, No. 153 Penn medical work on the human voice, and Richard | ably, though it will “ppear frightful to the un-} the Nee youn co recta ae omg ge of “2 tw SPE WN CLEN DEN & CO. sale. autho present ove: Siu: 7 Caters — ane a tee ennten 7 Rush, the subject of the present memoir. Rich- | initiated, is but a trifle when compared with the | Heley tas teen ene that t days with’ his | (SOOKING RANGES, ae eo ee teedit ‘and put tn beder, avery deworiphest of fsa wan aunated to the legal profession, in which | rest of the tribe here. Every business in New | fiends, the Hon, D. i. Sickles apd lady eran OF AIR FURNACES, those wishing to purchase. Address “Livers Sta’ | ATms.or Metalic Faney’ Artucies: to do x! kinde be was well calculted to shine. But, like bis | York has its Peter Funks—its men who mens but It appeare frome te ston ee tae E80, | A oon pO OAT AMBER GRATES, | ble,” Star (figs, fret | Oye pammaes aad ail light work 1201 rete gpe of State claimed a large share of | their livelihood by deliberate and cunning swind. | o¢ Saturday That tie tampa reverses neatly ld at prices that eannot fai Satisfactory. FSR, SALE OR, EXCHANGE POR CITy | ‘Terms vers moderate. oe > and. 98 was eharacteristic of the | ling in connection with it. * "| was to on the ensuing Sabbath ina tat, R 1 ge tg mp Rhames th age ee me entered upon every matter coming | “The mock anetioneers, by the by, flourish as | trian Church jn that elty., We hens hater Weghinzton Stove Crate RE ee erase | te NRE, Sd, ont house, in oatzomery | (SNYDER, oMBER AND GAS FITTER, within his care with zeal and thoroughness. Born | impudently in the streets frequented by green Na tus been iaCbarienon tor tee Wet mode... ; and‘ tithe 7 ks SA athenst by ap FR PS — Sao sii and A oo hye pee hy ae im the year 170, Me. Rush, at the early age of | strangers, as ever before A mock auction shop ID” The People of portions of th portions of the W. ‘UGAR — = Ewe thiokys esiled oad ropid's imptonipe gee °% as XTC RES” ana PaUN ee wT mie waekoan eee ent Me ident Monroe | may be known by the flash persopnel of its half | auffering at the present time serious ineouventenece Sieictinende New Grice Sugar, Herat Whar, information| pore BBN i es LS. which he wis sell ak prices winch ont Envoy hery and Min'ster Pleaipotentia- | dozen inmates, the incoherence and nerv: 1 i ’ a barre * » 63 Water street, wens fy 2aatm* | fash to mit puratarers, oY eS ry to England. At the termination of Atonroe's | of Its hominal saleaman, wad whe tartan ciaates | Woefe tar eatl ne eGo Kentacky, # tage Rig Comer” / FOR RANT A coig deuirable RESIDENCE on | gubatpual wanna! the shorten notice. Atine’ caer ta naan ie was chosen by President Adams | of that. funetionary and'-his confederates at ail | soc eethee ne et, mination | Se Frantlin Square. Phe bouse noe il thy weenees | Quiet aPe cytes Bled Te ets te ate Metal to il the highly tempertant position of passers-by: whow they invariably eye with the | pastures, ordinarily ao green and lumaylant Seve | Seat ospeGoten =. oy, Pontes Saitek merit el ee te PL ‘Freems Oy arties wait Adams and Clay in | glance of pick-pocketameking victims, or of orimn- | turned to dull browse colerjqnidercdld Batt cet tae ¢rs iuape- Hoo STEWART, comnts er eth eat APPLY 1 aaa donige ta cive wy exglueive aitention to the divisi Tarties at that time. He served ‘nals momentarily dreading’ the appearance of offi-| readily as frost bitten a Now janding ls low by | _2¥ 2i-Tm* lambing gad Gas Fitticg bngipess, Ther for vale out bis term with eredit to himaclf; but as the pol- | cers of justice to srnect that, 7 sas _iy Beet CO. | FLOR SAL GT offer forvale's valuable FARM | (v7 wtOck of Stoveennd Tin Ware si curt for oma. ities of the country chapged with the expiration | Like the saloon keepers, the mock auction fra- THE ct F's. Ht--Lake White’ = county, Vargime, well ta.call and see ma, . omer of Adams's administration, we do not find Mr. | ternity are very powerful in politics, here; each Ms TON We re, oi, oF Potomac erring, Datel fr ror att pro a bs roperty, ie aiter | m. r CCURMICK'S SCHOOL. Rosh prominent again until near the close of Pres- mock auctioneer, and each of is. confederates ing from Scone ia hove pore! saleby Sail o 8i ‘ Sameh eke coomaettin ee cad | NT; CORMIOK, -érdirce to inform ident Jackson's second term, when he was a; pg ® political as well as s business sharper’ the. ‘week in. A v eH fn 2 pene aye aie thes May int | rag poerpe caiah United States to E : They are great at ward meetings, in managing mus ontertaiement for them, oe onlee iy 3 A BEN. - ies ‘Oh the let Moutay in Scp- 5 e of the 4 After this mission, Mr. R. ash did not in national! politics until mo the year 1847, when he | laucksters in them, as freely and ef a ere peer, Sr ecteond som ted Tene Manet Polk Minister to | in the fish market, ‘Tile fact accent tur cre | au? at Chairman Loe. Gomes. sont, for eugityunti uf od oF a : D Parle duriag the im | tnutrunity they and the’ bogus pamage ticket- ICE, CREAM AND WATER Jos | Wes nog es tere : —— erie the events which : served to ral, Pater Mice bee Sve woul cupgest thatthia * " viene archer ' ish Gata Fri wt rata Sree | Par aor win St meng pts tt | Seat ee | arty A r. Richard Rush we bes in the ine. to} arein of alt s ‘atuirs, in which he had been w long engaged. doce not i irae Si) : Smithsonian bequest. | conventions, whose suffrages are noe ies ia 88 BFS willing to pro- 8. LON ppcrcakerciaetva tay phestlatial tapes true and controling the,clase ¢f voters Dought and sold here by such adit uaa 99 i ~su maria monearop adie comprise all the course purseed wil! menem wy A a ee English educa a mA: > uuder ber im- and partic ince apply at her ~ ; rr 33 Cameronstreet, Alexaudria, Va.