Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1859, Page 2

ee ee ———_____ ____ = =n aRREnnas THE EVENING STAR) nena ane cor, [omamnad agumeact tte Watingan | | GBORGETOWN. SEASONABLE AND DESIRABLE BR : —_—_.——_. constructed ot led at the Washington eae mc . ! . > z " Tue Restpext PorvLarion oF SaRaTOGA—SHADE | yard. she is sae ake ought to be—A No. 1, Conseepemtionce The a sie => EA BE SOLD AT A GREA é B “ & Trexs—CLRanLiness—Nary Fry at Sarato- | jn line of Ber duty, Her engine worked re- BORGETOWN, August 9, 5 - ~ ’ ee ‘WASHINGTON minkclly 1859 6,—Tue Various Srrincs—Tue Company— a well, and her propeller made six The w of pu a8 well as private Fe 5 u zr Room Fo onk L Pun TAAL TED TO THE ERENT ~ EOS osnn——aceoe Aen SPE eo cacy Sean Sexitiel “Sanatoo.— | revolutions per minute, the vessel averaging: nat - ‘er on ae cl 4 ABD A SASONS) AT AN IMMENSE SAC — a = WaAsitInctonians nERE—A Hint to Vireiniay knots per hour. 45 \ =) ve rarely, ever, kaown = i Ds » at 12 cents, worth 3. ™® Challi fr 0 ee anager WasunerorCrerPosrOsricn | WATERING Pracs, &c., &c. The Apacostistig’now under the command ‘of | street improvemgats to Be = te] Bhawe R ose 1 He aren Maks aod ms Sh k, at cont UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THR pingerine | Editorial Correspondence of The Star. Lieut. T_S, Pilfebrown, a gallant young eficat, | 20¥ One session of our CiteCounells as was by th L90es at 19 cents, worth 12. fs mewng Ga C : THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NE’ APER HAVING Saratooa Springs, N.¥..2 » | who was Dorn jaithis istrict; and th i TAR LARGEST CINCULATION WITHIN TRE DELIVERT | (No. 18 ] . July 31, 189. SP ; OF THE OF¥IcE. [T# TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION is The resident population of this village ts about ¥ a7 uraiture Calico, at 9 cents, y Fone i el our knowl pe ; ig nad Collare at cost. nea | 20 ‘i ie coats Forth. Mitelell, whége name fe immortally ds, was nie ecegary to gen cle Beh reryeneer. eon ak = ina at corn with steamboating on the Potomac, has eharge of | convenience. Many points (in the centre o 5 en ng, wt 7 5 ose " vert os poets, 1 ie MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY’) 5 (xy) and at the height of the Springs’ season it | the helm, as pilot. »» | town, too) where these improvements have been | 18 Lad: a = Extension Skirts, root Bo: wear, cents, ; D fares, par- gents, worth § remwrep rx tae Disraict oF CoLeMBA-___| js unnally doubled. The sojourners are. of course. | ‘"tyy invitation of Commodore Buchanan, a pleas- | ordered and made. se publ orsogtiara, fer | a cuiireay Paston Shiteatn pat Wats Marsan a 35 oat worth Morning P almost all of them persons of leisure when coming | ang party, consisting-of officers, naval and civit, | rude state from the time the city was founded, OUR SROF eran — anol . BERS REP ENISHED. AND I8 Agar grees pao Septem sharon here, and have thetr pockets full of “‘spending and the ladies of their families, shared in the | nearly acentury and a fourth ago. We therefore | comp Ree epee tar AMSAT xP ae 4 s¥, an Oty ‘The ne aeipatess money.’ The consequenee is, thata very large | jjeasures of: thistrial tip, They Visited Meuut Gishtea’ tes patie Sane oe vtoded Sot Gores BARGAINS MAY BE CON f LY : P > bi Taio WN fusi if the Re; ican merican jes at i ra ® = # ~ 4 mah < Syracuse, N. ¥-s0n the 7th of September next. | Portion of the resident population live by acebm~| Vernon, whére they spent am How most ageec- | i, meeting the necessities and provid! BR La t a modating the visitors in some way or other ngforthe| — au9-st Nos (373 and 375 SEVENTH STREET, avove | ~ . ably, baving been very courteously received by ante of the people ‘ — dnd. Fayence diopesttion of Whe abject ef | Nevertiew tdowat perceive that price for ove |e" fmily of Cal: Washington. They toence "be oes Apt Wants. \ EXOURSIONS, &c. mond Bnquiver’s isposition o! e subject anything are higher here than the average of prices proceeded to Glymont, wbththey also passed ja erica in eet ae one the intention : Gov. Wise’s late much-talked-of letter. inasmuch in the surrounding country, except In the matter | Gejigitful hour. A most sumptuous and inviting | Of the contrector for this’ particaler branch ofthe WANTED-A nettied WHITE WOMAN H*"? THE wipows AND ORPHANS. as it considers such disposition a virtaal admis- of horse and barouche hire. The goodssold in repast was furnished on the vessel, and noting work to push it forward as rapidly as ths materials oe ¢ nurse and ———— She wiil The W > SA inti won Oe sau entity of ‘the letter. the appear | the stores are not above New York city prices, for | Was omitted by the gallant Commodore to render (Pipes) come te hand. Georgetown. An elderty person Pislered, Worl OF THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD, ance of which, the Constitution says that it In} i tance, ‘The mansions of the village areusually | pig guests comfortable and happy. We regret to have to chronicle the death of two | prences inquire at the office A Exprese,| _( rh She’ common with the Democratic party, of which | . 1) puiltand tastefally designed frame houses, BERS Ril more of our oldest and most respectable residents | Market street, G: a. D.C. eu 10-96 steamer Gov. Wise has been long a most distinguished member, sincerely regretted, and of the authen- ticity of which they would have been glad to see 2 prompt denial The Jntelligencer,in repiy to a New Orleans co- temporary, opposes the intervention of this Gov- ernment for the protection of Juarez and the Con- M tech. bea Bxxoures ; . Seemann. Best tata ett ’ ~ remarkable for the amplitude of their dimensions. | Tag Roi. or Hoxor.—The following are the larly the ) of our city for her charitable and ‘Al By a middie-aged wi asitu- Ce Ulrmeat ‘on MONDAY, Aug. "eee That fashion grows out of the fact that so much | names of Revolutionary soldiers supposed to be | henevo'ent disposition, who expired at the ceok WASTOR ‘Gook ine private Seed Tea. Phe gm Yh i lS additional house-room ts necessary for the acoom- living, and pensioners on the roll of the State of dence of Judge re a Rove ‘au9-4t* —_— themee: Pod modation of those out of whom the villagers live | Connecticut, with their age in 1859: Nehemiah | COL Wm ot » Who expired at bis residence — TAR Y GOODS SALESMEN WAN = gar a As the proceeds are to be devoted to the re : Third street last night. The Colonel, who bad GOODS SALESMEN WANT! fforife vo widows sodorphaus caused ty the for the most part. The eniente cordiale between | w. {yon, Fairfield county, 100 years; Benjamin pect ted als anivarialle 7 Dey poops say largest ho nore wal Ref of the tec 4orp' the citizens and sojourners is complete. A politer ‘ “ rion C Cobb, Middlesex county, 98 years; David Bost. | teemed a yood citizen atid Christian gentleinan. | to$2 rr of ure” Nona ttherd need Simhe, itea? | | Whimees s Celebrated Brase and String Band hae set of people I never saw than the villagers, who | wick, Litehfield county, 98 years; Jacob Hurd, ‘The most interesting foot race we have seen for | t) jiberal: bron - —Miss Betsy Dick, well-known to many ake ton permanen! v stitutional Government of Mexico are, very sensibly, ready at any moment to ie Middiesex county, 97 years; William Williams, | 306 time oceurred cirapnepmpreeytetinmet $a tr anenie aN md 1 The war equine ‘% hogs and offal botling | themselves out” to accommodate or serve any of | 1 itchfield county,.97 years; John Brooks, Litch- Schup by the name of Croney. Croney has al- A NekE es Beret Pe a ng at Alexnedne goons amt blishments in New York, is still progressing. | the four or five thousand strangers who thus come | geid county, 96 years. ways been considered the fleetest chap on the South tetwete tat aed Oa ek sn ouyrni ‘at Sand 9 o'clock. a beige agar Rak vadbedwad, among them. All have civil answers at hand to ———e heels fa all that section of the town—a teal two- | iit xt fewst one good ajzed, well Fogainbed room, ceparagey bf cao amor aaa 177 The testimony of Gen. Jesup was taken tm | any questions “‘speered” at them; and thus all do] Pyesen Ccrrens.—The Commissioner of the forty _nex.. His competitor this time, hewever, Agamall, fam ly prefern adress “ agua wStR og Arran ‘ew York, on Saturday, in the court-martial case | their share in the work of making the stranger's | General Land Office, in order to protect the tim- | PTe¥ — d | Sovk, ‘ New York, y thy re s withstanding Croney had some thirty yards star ANTED IMMEDIATELICA Bret clase — R. of Major Cross. sojourn at Saratoga a green spot in the waste of | her lands of the United States from trespassing | on the officer he was soon captured and conveyed. | WW Neh pat oth BUNDLE WASHER, on St > RESIS RE GT TET memory, in after times. wood cutters, has directed the landsofficers of the | in opposition to bis cevperate treating ead earn- | apply at Brown’s Hotel, for which liberal wages emp, i 5.0. 3) eer Ae satan repeats a Tam in love with the elms and other foliage | several districts to give public nofice to lumber- pete ierglbed battle! aveiics, Roaste: bw i be paid 5 28 tf pie AY.teekae* 4 y of italy, at a cost of seve 4 in's offence it B, street. . } s IN LIG ufone bere Ag of Italy here. Never elsewhere did I see a town or village | men that the timber cut in violation of law, will ‘The offerings of beef eatile at the yards yester- ANTED.—Persons desiri Emplow mont to D AF TESNOON AND MOONL JGRT y' W lease eall at naurence Ofhos so gracefully adorned with that cheapest, most | he seized by the UnTted States officers, and the of- day amounted to 280 head, 200 of which was pur- 2 & LANSDALE, 520 7th street, aod regi = U7 Three thousand Chinese are said to be | durable, grateful and agreeable ailornment— | fenders proceeded ayainst according to the crimi-| chased by District butchers at #4289.75 on the | NES ,& LANSDALE. 3 will beprompey, rupph'd. | Washington Lodge, No.1, 1. 0.U.B., now en route from Hong Kong, China, for San | foliage. Association with the refined from all | pa} code. beet, 5 wos rein die | oes somes "4 it ved CSB MCKENNEY. | x aT ARLINOTON kg og Francisco, California. sreexttre ot tis epenty bee, of course; Sa mane “ ier: cca ee copy of | S°PPI¥ of sheep and lambs offered. The quality | WW 4NTED TO RENT —In Alexandria wormage" adaebmataienea or aNE gy weer 2 ee aed lasses of Saratoza’s resi- LaBaMa Swamp Lanps.—, cs fo - al 4 I Advices from Salt Lake state that large | to in inoculating all classes o Abie neigh (rent t zood, i 50 to $2.75 ry a of the Washington Lodge, No |, P deut population with love for forest trees and taste | approved list, No. 3, containing @ statement of | Wa, S0g% and prices ranged from #2.50 to #2 neinhborhood. (Font to be abort @2h) per an. | Lanai vara Alt nag | bodies of disappointed Pike's Peak adventurers | 14 sii in availing themselves of thetr advan- | 109,777.59 acres of swamp and. overflowed lands, | Good standard superfine Flour is held at $537, | address note to E. T, Fe Kieaandria Powe Often, | ROR Bnd "Moor bean sioee site are on their way to California tages. Certain it is, the custom of arboriculture | enuring to the State of Alabama, in the Clarks- a eae ep made. Good | stating terms and IGontion. iy | ener’ Son eamebacopnalonhone tent tote ira new Episcopal Church is to be erected | is universal here; for it Is rare to see even an | ville district, has been transmitted by the Com- $1.25a81.35.. We ‘arn hat sowie ieee ot prime wax . 3. ¢ Indian Agent there, had beaten Judge J. M. | seen in the dining hall, thongh the doors and Crane as delegate to Congress from the proposed | windows stand wide open all day! Scrubbing new Territory of Nevada. and whitewash brusles prodace much of this so desirable result, though nota little must be due LP The most eleyant suite of rooms in the den ib to the climate: World is sald to be atthe Hotel de Ville, in Paris. | “phe Mineral Springs here that have been im. They form a circuit of about half a mile, and re- eri ie ai eee a thing to reoder the day pleasant and agreeniic. TED— By @ youth, aged 18, whe has up £0) Scutuder’s Band has aged. Omnibuses near Ellicott’s Mills, Md., in the place of the | humbie shanty in the village before and around | :asioner of the General Land Oftice to the Gov- | white brought yesterday as high as $1.40. ately = nt been at gchoals aad wrae nt enue and ths North present St. John’s Church. which trees of various and beantiful descriptions | ernor of that State. +208, an office or elaswhere, where he may earn ® sup- | > tg pe A ay ron Lao Sapo Pa TPS! are not planted out. Neatness and good order are See ALEXANDRIA. — ee ee a Flying Cloud of Georgetown also run Fo The number of buildings in course of Cem | concomitant with @ cultivated taste for foliage, as }- A” CHANGR.— Captain fi: Sttgreaves, Corps of a fopicace. Please address « mote Nor hour duri-g the evening. ‘Tickets $0 ornta. nd mation, = seeming st sttions hppa eG is evident in the condition of the mammoth hotels | ‘Topographieal Engineers, has been salient ed Correspondence fesieaten - farses P. ° = ae a New York, at present time, is sai ve district, and Major a » August 10, . ‘ ot aoe <= S here. All of them that [ have entered are as clean | duty in the fifth Light-house ny 2 AC CIRCLE, Brotherie-od of the U. gether unprecedented. as any scrupulous gentleman's private house. In | Hartman Bache, Topographical Engineers, has = mye of ——— — mee LOST AND ‘OUND. = =| mn OF eet eS nines wee ppb UF-Pull returns of the election in Carson's | my room for instance, at Union Hall, I have seen | been detailed to assume his duties. neh ce y Louis McKenzie, Esq., president, in OsT—A, BOATSWAINS CALL. ayith the She public in Bree me valley, settle the fact that Major Dodge, U. S. | but a single fly in two days, while not one have | Sp ene 3 Nicw P ING. on TMUKSDAY i eame will be liberi! j Transrerrep.—We are pleased to learn that On motion, Mr. L. Genzberger aj red before moonoathin y 3 pemore Sotns mer rere seaae 5 Tay | the lity : “oA a ~ wee that they Mr, Robert T. Walker, of the Seed division, at- | the Council to ask that a part of a license tax paid Rx MAURY. at 1 prere np psi tw tag a tacked to the Agricultural Department of the U.S. | by bis brother be refunded, when, on motion, it BRAY AW4 SpFrom the subscriber, on the ath | 3 thane who may favor them onguced Patent Office, has been transferred to the ottice of | Ordered, That the auditor ise his warrant for tty! (Lo BE ag oy Gunn est aodeatl hog FI casion. Umuibusrs wall leave te corner ot Fa ay Second Assistant Examiner in the Patent Otfice. | $6 95 in favor of Lyspman Genzherger, being one | s%,4 Wil! be paid to any one returning him to his | {ittine a gentiomsa nod indies PIETY SSS half of a license tax paid by him. father, at No. 259 “i 1s 7th street. betw: ud MI Single liehete, se ovat Res:cxations.—Third Assistant Engineer Jas. | A conimunication was received from the Attor- | _#u 10 3t* TNO WALTER. eee Cpambetterey Arvaneemen i ‘baps a dozen in all, and arezll | | - Fs ney of the Corporation, to whom had been referred SW. —F 1 ft Wm. H. Baum, . P. Hall. Guire for their complete illumination 9,714 taper | Proved number perhaps a dozen in all- anc valley. | Wallice and Acting Boatswain John K- Bartlett | 1 resolution passed Juiy 12 1n relation tothe power | $2) REWARD Retard | fron i ge Jomagh Burch iif My 2.387 gas-b ; 7.000 visitors can be acc wannntaehges. sap have tendered their resignations, which have been | of the City Conncil to compel the drainage and | red and wh ts hogued COW? Joneph Burch. 5:2: Belin. and 2.357 gas-burners ; + .000 visitors can be accom- | The Empire, High Rock, and Iodine Springs are accepted. filling up the low grounds at the south and north | the left and underbit in the right ear. BS The Wtenin ned Orpen oe orter _ modated at once, without discomfort, in these | witiin a stone's throw of each other: then (as one | *” sab aE end of the city; read and sent to the Board of ‘AL reward Nha h i for such infor e Aa pag xh 4 ; eapacious rooms proceeds up the valley) comes the Pavilion Spring; | Tue WatHeRr.—The following report of the | dermen. Tenalistoem, DG —— Soe ee eee 3 La si nallytow — ou AND AFTERNOON AND MOONLIGHT Deaf Mutes, assembled on Sunday last for the first | hundred feet cf each other; and last, t ash- | Telegraph line e Sin! als ~ | fax street was granted. $: weeks agoa licht oay MARE CULT. SEspay. A : i. ae time in their new house of worship in Eighteenth | ington, Magnesia, Chalybeate, Sulphur, and two | The time of observation is about 7 o'clock : A communication was received from Wm. N. | ® moony Ceyppero| gel — anna Mees eae eS j Street, just out of Fifth avenue. New York. The | or three others, in a similar group. Lime, car- Avaust ff, 1859. proper Surksctiscparar cote me oneal ler. hind Lg eg) the STE cee “Prey joud will - at zi y. b ng 8; | will iven for her retu: 3 <) ' rector, Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, preached in the | bonic acid gas, magnesia, potassin, iodine. iron. which was referred. & B 5: No. 160 Pennsyivania avenue, First | tewn every hour. : morning; Rev. Dr. Berrian in the afternoon, and | &c., are present in nearly all of them; the differ- | gBaitimore, Ma. warm The President laid before the Council a commu- ee de LIA, an bse ‘0: POR FORT WASHINGTON—The Ss Rev. Dr. Tyng in the evening ent flavors of the waters being the result, for the | Washington, D.C... clear, 74°, wind SE. aiating npr the rt pel beep erp opr OTICE.—Taken = sates 1 of Sixth Pres- ; most part, of the different proportions of these | Richmond, clear, 79°. relative to the erection of the depot ng of the two HOGS—the oe ner of which 1s re- | tothe ESD. ; a ons r, j P so Ga Sac Petersburg, V cloudy, 73°. Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad | quested to come forward, prove property, to the Fort “SDA ; Sie plage on Saturday, the grand jaty | several ingredients held in solution in exch flow. Norfolk, Va. clear, <0, wind N. Company; read and laid on the table. pay daraages, and take them away. | ith. ‘The } indicted Robert C. Macdonald for the murder of he flaw of thi . g F (fout of 7th street) nt 736 o'clock. V ig. | Ut Bot satrequently happens thet the flow of'the | ga ion N. clear, 70°. A communication from Mrs. Rachael B. Smith ‘OP’ menta! Music. Tickets 50 cents, 25 ennts, ne is Virginia Stewart, and in the afternoon the pris- | water cf a favorite spring ceases, That isto say. | Wilmington, N.C. clear, warm. Was received asking the attention of the Council | 8" 9-3t___Normanstone, near Georgetown cents. ‘au 2-2otleth* : oner was arraigned in the Court of Sessions. Hel the spring changes its orifice mysteriously, and | Columbia, S. C.. cloudy, pleasant. e the increased assessment on certain roperty STRAY —Camete the —— 1 etal ZusTickr to a i; ' The indictment, on motion of the Assistant Dis- i Augusta, Ga. raining cool ae = poole RS sted Western Hose Com N Ae saath Sone the ebttte, | The ease 6 88 CS at | neh ea raiving, 76°, wind SW | | Mr. Eustlack offered the following resolutions, | HURSE. The owners requested to cow \ pany, No, 1, = Attorney, bpirshonperiore to the Court < Over | sound in all directions near the closed orifice, and Macon, Ga. i which on motion, were laid on the table by the | !C¥S:.Pay cliages, HOWARDS Stable. | sncima nue a ae and Terminer, which meets on the first Monday | thus to discover the new “Jead,"” which is fol- | Columbus, @1 following vote: é ee . E COND ANNUAL PIC N ia October. : lowed up by further digging and sounding until | Montgom cloudy. Ayes —Messrs. McKenzie, Markell, Kinzer, Hal- STAY ER QR STOLEN From the pebeocibes, | AT ARLINGTON SPRINGS, Avovs . ura urious ease was di ided on Saturday | its mew orifice is finally discovered Congress | Prairie Bluff, Ala... =eioedy. aber aul Blacklock? Doceey Beery, icine | shart hina. “turned inward, with an -O | _The Mem! gf Western Hose Company, No * curious dee! on § iv — rad “ Jackson, Ala. clear. Sineot, and Blacklock. H the left born. » 3 bers adhe No’, Hemet AEE Ce a Lire eth lacs eelpee ou ke = Gataweitte, Ni sere Resales ‘Phat tne cotanaltice pn the pew wharf irae ie ‘ reiigot cata Cow reeey x baetn i CESS A gg lioees respect to the right of a man to change his name. | that way a few years since ig 0c! ainaville, Miss. cloudy. wale resolved, Thi B y atree ween si U-ust 23d, where pledee to en Mr John Snoek applied to that court under an | spring is a great curiosity. The sediment of its | New Orleans, = as nso Clendy, Selva W camstresing for Ltrs. Sag ggrengharanllatire i <= ee SS wi +COLEMA. pee rtp we er agn prasibere axperabiy. so. act passed in 1647, for au order changing his name | waters on being exposed to the atmosphere, fort | prederteg. Ma 2” a pian! to take up entire fifty feet af rib of the westerns | SO EW ARD.—Straged or stolen. on Seturcay | Strict wrder anddeeo. uta ab 1 be presen to Jobn Pike. The motion was denied. but after |a mineral rock. The visible base of its basin . ar, pleasant end of the fourth section. and so much more than | fresh mich COW. with Kiel bonoe ites | Prof. Withers’s Band hns ngaged for a learned examination both of the law respecting | is perhaps six or eight feet in diameter, and it } pleasant. Alty teet partially as may be uecessary for a proper | ear marks recollected. ‘The above reward eon Se Will leave 7th street and Pa.avenve names and the history of their origin, Judge Daly | rises in the shape of a cone toa visible height Wa ene Sapilipocgichss oe e, ear = a p Ee a reid on sa mag es MSBAGHEM. eat hourly f om @ o'clock nto 8p ‘ = j er A ~ sant. eo eI or an noi a , “ comes to the conclusion that a man may change | of say four feet; the apex of the cone being cutoff. | Ba trans : Plessant. drive other ies in their proper place, so asto be | town. au8-St | a daye his name without order of the Court The water is obtained by plunging the tumbler- | Harmer, O| , Pleasant. under the crib. and tenuned and pinned in the S 100 REWARD.—Raraway from the subson- | 84d. ——————— - rack down into a small hole in the cone, just | Marletta, O . pleasant. caps according to the spectiications of the eon-| % LUYU ber on Monday evening lst inst., Tickets F. Uf7~ It turus out that the supposed burglary case |) o¢ enough to admit its insertion and withdraw. | Cincinnatl, hot tract, and not us they vow are, wholly isolated | my NEGRO ry Charles Snowden, abo Bud indies, which we spoke of yesterday es having taken | 4) pb aie, tly. For all th rid, it looks lik: | Barometer at th at 7a.m., (cor. | from, and not only forming no part of and there- Sale eet Mats 5 feet Ui inches Inch, quite | ow place in Baltimore on Monday nigh i Be ga np eectad icine 35; at noon, J fore giving uo support te the structure, bat ac-| ei aather spare and very straight, has @ | FE zu C 3 y night, in which fami ft idhad ovat r r tem; at noon, 30,105 ' - sg : head and face. a long under lip and an- i N.. -H. z ~ | of a voicano, e la hich has g 7 ) 9 a. ‘i e ordinary of the Washington yard, ané > = =) — 7 Smeal reand- Wsooma that the partion an the lL. Zoo coitel higher aml bintet einen te dan prefittgtlas iB e TEIL unes por niaey That the foregoing resolutions be laid | have reason to believe that he has eed thecity. | NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS —The inaide of the building had been placed there, un. pos! ig Ps ts tan : oa the table until the next meeting of Council, | Ewill give $75 reward if taken to the District $7 ay yp known tothe police, to watch for burglars, and | Wilice, and tas spread out wider and wider at ite | eee | 09 tt when Couneit adjourn it adjourn to iveei | $1 if taken inary of the adincent counties. fn ‘steomer Powhatan to Nor 4 Be base, in all directions MONTGOMERY GUARDS, ATTEN. | to-morrow night, the llth, at 5 o'clock, and im the : > DW CL Rn | fol lie of W: an bomen poarsod dagioreasharay . pec eete 1 find the company here almost exclusively | J-3 TION, Nga are h rebs request tv attend | anennwhile temibers are’ requested to visit the | S&22 coud 7") TEDW. CLARK. festetinn © tte ne for. upon 3 4 . ory ees The ter partica (named Dink and Northera persons and foreigners. the iatter prin- cipally Cubans. A few years since, quite as many Garment wees; hewever, bold fo. Neil Satie eum bois were in ths habit of vistiice Hee of $5,000 each, to answer at court. One of their 5 ise ‘ oma asl dene as toga as Northerners. The gradual estrangement enpiezes went of the sections of the Confederacy is thus showing {> In the American Scientific Convention, at | itself as plainly at Saratoga as in the deplorable Springfeld. Mass, on Friday, the meteorological | division of the churches of the countr theory of Prof. Henry, of the Smithsonian Institu- | become necessary. There is no telling tion, was attacked by Judge Butler, of Connecti- | to end, and the Prospect seems to be that it will cut. The Professor replied to pin by telling the | grow wider and deeper, until some formal settle- story of a man who went into court and was} ment of the SI avery question again renders us one amazed to see how crazed were all the judges. and | people in heart and soul, as we yet « : how fearfully insane the jury, and never awoke to | in government. the explanation of the phenomenon until in the Sand see:ned to make very little ditterence leisure of an insane retreat. It loomed apon him | here with a large portion of the sejourners that it was his own brain that was bewildered, Though glaring secular amusements were re- while the judgesand jury were in good, sound | frained from, the Springs’ grounds and Broadway and wholesome condition. The passage afforded | have been filled with ladies all day, as well as the @ good deal of amus-ment. and the good hummored | hotel porticoes. Indeed, perhaps more of them Way that It all passed off gratified the parties in- | have been flitting—veil on head—around in sight terested as well as the audieuce. than yesterday; as custom forbids that they shoukl ney otherwiseamuse themselves. Thevillagechurches Trems Telegraphed from Washington. | were of course three times crammed and jamued Pibad nando one Pdi angen = to-day; for faaiionable ladies and zentlemen will n letter of Judge Douglas is the only | *¥€® £9 to church for amusement, when no other letter or inanifeste that he intends to make public, | Way of amusing themselves is at hand isaiuistake. | hear that he says that so long as | But few Washingtonians are here—Mr_ A. Pro- attacks are made upon hi B respect to his views i pe a na gy ager i ge te mane | vot and wife, the Rev. John Lanaban, Mr. Da- en) 2 the beautiful Po- . vharf aud examine the work at low water, that) Some | LOMB to GLY MONT and A UIA CREEK (twice TO MORROW (Thursday) KVENING, at 73, | Wat au = iy Y ‘ relock. krvery member is txpocted to = | Sapy gay be prepared to vote understandings. FOR RENT AND SALE. | SSRd pertoec of Cares or tases sqesainn tickats wil reas of importance wil! be Vending these resolutions, quite an animated | — y LOTS FOR SALE —I have for anloaove- | Do istued at one datinr ($1) h der of Lieut. LaNonas, and awusiug discussion was engaged in b: CTS LOTS FOR SALE —I1 have for sale seve- | privilege of romatmine theron Berry, Eastlack, Latham, Kinzer, and Hallowell ral City LOTS oe he pricestor cash, | Mr. Berry re: d that he could not under. } °F 8 reasonable credit. The tities are all free from | 3 ‘one or two day: : nber of the committee appointed | MEUMbrANce! NICHOLAS CALLAN, "The ancier can enjoy Ane sport with struction of the wharf should : No. 213 F atreet._| line at eithar of the above laces, white perch and n a8 the one just read, with- STATE At PRIVATE SALE —The | other am fi nt; also, fine shooting, cademy, commncing at o'eloek. After which a A adersigned offer al vats sale t s . Har ule (Ms. Bs) part be Knew no more abvai | GROUND: wih ts improvemoats thareanyettun’ | yee Hots! accommodations oan be had at hee arsty other proteraiana’ Mh puvite are enrneatty | Wha! Duilding © than a hog did of = holiday | Pern edanee Nec eu poneminine nearly fl sOequare | , Boats leave foot of 6th rtreet at 65 a. m. and Foqtieebad tonttond o)l the mete auin | and were he to visit the structure for the purpose | Cand D atr-ete north, nod funmine hack Ile Peet ee hee raj ng 296 p.m. and 206 0. mn. . ==PINEY ERANGH TROTVING Acad. | 1 cumiving it, aud pointing out ite defects he | aneiley Srisct ide, The improvements contist of) dice No STS Poe ire at the Company's PINEN BRANCH TROTTING AS0-| would have to call upon the Superintendent, or | ® Iarke Hriek Honse, at present bringing a good | pilies. No. 372 BOF MATTINGLY. Cla TON As, sdicurard moshing of Ene some other and has attached to it 2 brick stable. Avy one | Ticket Agent Pd ol Steamboat Company. IVENING nexte at hatfpast 5 crcinog, | than inuseld to show him wherein the work was is proper Fine tani ; | Pur ctual attendances ia req as matters of | defective. Mr. B. also alluded to a “ sore spot,?’ or fn rer nto 3. G.| AZOUNT VERNON ND THE TOMB OF vital interest to the Associa will be brought | but we were unable to hear Lis remarks upoit the » B streei, Capitol Bill, or | M ry AS IN forward. By o.der of the President. aug 3t_ | sul aus-2w* | Twice a Werk il Purther Notice f NOTICE.—All persons wishing toattend the | | Mr. Latham thought that Mr, Eastlack was AB The steamer THOMAS COLLYER will run reg- em Brovkville Camp Meetiaz, which com- | biased wiih regard to the matter. tock of ® first ciaas Livery St neu siarly to Mount Vernon and the menees on the 1th Angust, and wishing to jointhe| This Mr. Bastlack promptly denied. Horses, Buggies, Carriages Harness aud fixtures Be of Wee on TUES. Fonndry Company, aro requested to attend the Mr. Hallowell thought there could be no harm | 18 now offered for sale. as the present owner wishe | AVSand FRID. , leaving the ee at the Foundry Chareh on to-morro in examining the superstructure, and, for one. lie he city, The location is oue of the best whari, at the foot of 7th street. at 10 & m., and re- (WEDNESDAY, )evening a! # o'clock, and rec & rare inducement is Bow preseuted to turning at prey es i o purchase, ress “Livery S t " joteis ” Sta Offic, . y tf i GL. amis evense and eh statcca. oat peed, ‘That the commltice and superintendent FoR SAs& PR EXQHANGE FOR CITY | eee 2 rp aving the construction of the new coal wharf i z —A FARM containing «75 acres, | ~ een oy = — <q | With as little delay 2s possible, whether or not the Fonnty Md. om, the Frederick turnpike, 7 miles oe eae TF ates eR BL Weise, ats | conrators have Aitulypeirnedtacty werk | Coa kpesilayonl mile gn, Abu esinge ae | PARDEE BEAUTIFUL STATUE and Excursi a srgaiion FRESH | '? carrying out the specifications or contract as far | thickly -settied wad rapid!y improving neighborhood. | 7 ” CAKES mate overy a a ardfaen to any part of | 38 it las now progressed. For fu ther information apply to HENRY. H.| the a ATIONAL TEACHERS ON.—The Convention will a: Re o'clock pm. at the Smithsonian The lectura for the evening will be given Eneripsg Sxith, Principal of the Norwich Free en by Mr. better versed in suct matters intended to avail himself of an early opportunity to do so, He also offered the following resolution, F NOTICE.—The nomi annual interest, due | which was accepted: Ist July jaat,on the bond: tie Alexaa- dria and Washington Ratlroad MY, RUATAD their tigkete. au 9-3t* “ KES mate ever 7 r, a tl af i one | ye - Vidge, er., Mr. Shaw (of the N.Y. Herald) and | the gity. WEDDING CAKES made very practy | | A communication from the Mayor was received | DODGE: 63 Water cht, erg tPA RY | A PH eis BOORET SS m the facts ‘J t ¥ ‘> ? es 3 a S zax 4 story of Awnericau politics. "| wite, the Hon. Reverdy Jouinson,and at most halt | Srt ech en ae, eartiouine avtentions pand to fat” | from the Board of Alderinen ne oe FOR A TERM OF | Se Peer. teFieh ww, On account of the alleged obstructions by offi ers | a dozen others, comprise the list. Of our friends | private ‘amuion # - nishing ever) thing in the party line. Ic Cream to | the attention of the City Council toa note of the | FOR. RENT. On LEAS EUPHIA erg cents per ee ,Atthe Pal L.- | Alexandria Canal Company for $4,500, endorsed EYE RSTn phi pees of Holmeat" ADELPH NF ECTIONERY, oe by the City Council, due 4th inst., to the Branch | GROW ted . 7 ’ cated on the Piney Branch r fe may Farmers’ Bank of Virginia, of this city, and pro-| hundred yards north of Boundary ttnect. en —— N | tested for non-payment. He also calis the atten-| n’e ground, and place of public vesort. it su SO MESURE ColN | tion of Council to the second section of the law | any place th tre telehierkerd of hers eee Sand” Moroharts. | relating to the market, and to the fifth section, LAN Oerers the, proprietor, CHR. acer = ~ | which probibits any one during market hours N, Geor, n, D. Jy 2-eot! of the Philadelphia Navy-Yard to the delivery of | of Congress, I perceive Mr. Grocab k. Mr. P: anthracite coal there. utder the recent contract, | © “OpStesss | pe esate. the contractor has notified the Depa t that he | Lips and Mr. Jones of Pa. Mr. Miles. Mr. Kelsey, declines to deliver coal to mect a requisition ex. | Mt. Dimumick, Senator Bayard,and it may be one cept at the ond wharves and on board vessels Iy i ug | or two others—all enjoying themselves with envi- = the coat at Senin oe Port of Philadel- | able zest. Saratoga isa noted stamping ground coal en boasd of wecects from thrteus aieclthle for Cuban families summering in the Caited have been to the coal wharves and taken there aij | States. There are hundreds of them here; and as ORPORATION SUMS TO SUIT. . Anetioneors and Comm Cotton Hi Pas RY JUST RECKIVED. from buying at the market-house or in or zbout Fok RENT—A very desi A fall orp! int Gonss, and Childres RESIDENCE on) JBTHE LAST ¢ 7 the marketsquare. for the purpose of selling azgin, I strect, between Tth and 4th sts., and fronti (Of Which I'wi Leifer at ths | Certain enumerated articies! The object ot tee | Pratinne Sees Pie he ee and moderk mh Boot. Shoe, that their draft of water wil! it. In view of | a class they are among the most agrecable and | frit; 20d, Childe section is continually bel ox build 1 nergy pelea eae ho 3 ‘ P 2 * 3 evaded’ by parti improvements, with back building, bath-room, gas, y Peon {his. the De partment orders the purchase of coal | eiyil people who visit Saratoga. “an see ALL, NEWTON, 921 7th at. acting as agents for pecemna ‘om the countey who PEE a te lat of August Apply a | a-ited hide of Sum ce harae tive didrnce teu tue contactor "| Oat Virginia watering place Neepere mich | 7 RUSIRER,. oon pe fealty purchase. “The retereacteof heaton | 27 aime OMAR | bless A es mares wil "Fhe Associsted Press dispatch ars: learn valuable Jessous In the essential—cleanliness HE ATHENEUM SALOON, 438 Pa, avenue, | reality purchasers. The reference of the subject "De dese aor heal ES ai Maile Titi Rielle ranat $1, near 4} street. is now open bby the Hoard of Aldermen to ae committee on | JOR SALE.—T offer tor vale a valuable FARM! be. ny, 8% Banslish “Lasting, at 9155 ucdergone & thorough reno Wil general laws was concurred in. in Loudoun county, Virginia, on most Ii m1 Laden Moms WasiwiseTon, Ang. 9.—it is stated that daring | —S0 rigidly respected at Saratoga, and serving so S 7 2. rn. | ew of rece.t improv d eon ‘The Board of Aldermen communicated to this | ferns contmining 224 acres; or ‘will exchange Fae Pn nee MAA Rlapeenys terpe bet, er the late term of the U.S. Cirenit Court in Alabama. | much to render a sojourn under its shades ac - held by Associate Justice Campbell, sercmty : Mae ° 8- | ing recreation to persons of cultivated tastes. As dictments were found ander the law of Is13. ‘ - 5 prsetibes ‘ues and imprisoaments for ensagige | highly curative as its varied medicinal waters are, a or aiding and abetting the importation of Afrt | I question much whether they are stronger per- w ke. ke. Ths undersigned board a letter from the Cashier of Branch Far. | {¢¢improved city property. na chit cats’ | Chitt v's Patent Leather Boots, at 5) cent 19 St G.W. MILLER. | ote of the Alexandria Canal Company; referred and rafiroad. BENJ. P. SMITH sn | Gerea’ Patont Imather nid Cail Oxtord Ties, a om ‘ty Hall. titi pson E jea-tf 8145, Se [hain the jurisdiction of the United States. | suasives in behalf of a sojourn here than isthe uni. Soe tgp fillowing fund to bw a tax pai a negro ta iso ws | 7 Seren ere cp aia sn : y @ follo i z : eg. te kevened aia aeons does nots 1a aera: | versal habit ou the part of Saratoga’s denizcus of | kintaol BRUSHES someting & Mand, and what Ceres ihe Board of Alderinen; referred to p4* is. ewa Gent.’ Paaame Hate, at 75 cents, - t press | keeping everything around them as cle Jean- | 1808 unportance to the publie, we’ sel] them | Culmmittee on claims. STYL F FAN bon Fon,at $1 juage, repeal the former statute, a grave ques- P i clean as clean- | very cheap {or cash. We enumerate: Plot b, | The resignation of Jacob Roxbury as superin. LADIES’ TRAVELING BAGS, eam hae fut received— y the point whether there | lines can be. This is certainly the model place Dusting, Horse, Slice, C amp, Carpet, Past aes tendent ot vas was received from the other Sosall) FANCY COMBS | y English t meting Hoel Gaiters. t i mareaucntioned punish | in the country in this particular. Though to ac- Tar roe hie ag, ond Wa Brathes. | read, and laid on the table. ; Juct received at “wet Ueneties. rep romeo and Goat Mont Bovta.1 . sentiment at So: a : % 0 No. 33° oy i ssag recei ther 5 against the grester, juries have, it ead ee weave sorely bap aie = ene one aeieCrS tite eee ee A exsiattef tee! _— Ee, 2. beg- sth and Sth ote. | Chisgran's Black Morocce Shanghars, thick seule, pressed 2 disposition to reuder verdicts ca i : y" eit here; apd } — Dea'ors. &c. i JATCHES! oan ; wish thes “the leat severe, punishinest. “rig | the people ao xencrally realize the fact, as’ that | WOW ON THE WAY Feferred’ the subject io the commitir sine | WaT Aone Gents! Crif and Patent Leather Gaiters, vay i i tained here, among distinguished | they will continue to make much money ont of | Noy, ana ow fey ae TIGHT JARS, | with power to grant the prayer of the petititione, J. RUUINSEE & . Fain, allman gies wiley Of all the facts, notwith- | perseverance in the so commendable habit. ‘The | by Weare hte Hey # ‘ Vi mah v a fow days. 34 dozen ugh- |“ : “i > c shed rules of interpreting stat. bs 's Patent AIR-TIGHT PRESE VING Jans. | concurred in. “Adjourned. ame supply of Check Morphy Caps. . 4 = i please b-mrin imi th oe . ings-keeper in the Virginia mountains wh: who have not yet beon supplied by this very | _ Three stacks of grain on the farm of ‘Thomas ‘ re wilt e question will probably be brought before | PT , % ns who | simple Jar, Fr | above-named are onsh prices. the Supreie Court of the United States for its dct | Will fest follow tis good example of the Sarate, | sumple,Je WV EAV ER, Gos ce eees goal ot Wabliguel Ginnetoen iaifiely devrered et 5 | GRO"C HENS iNG, nn at. tn cisfous glans will coin fortune ere his rivalsat home | Washington, Georgetown, and Aloxandrin: tire Inst evening. “It is supposed. that the tire was | § !¥s us fro wacrousod, || «Caer ph cores Romes Seen cirecianed Tus Wise Letren.—a Washington despatch, poco oh mesa i bea} ea he greater and pe NEW Gooba, peominnieee by persons guaning on the prem I beg | ave to yy to the New York Heraid says: growing popularity of bis establiclment. HAVE Just roceived ; ; . 5 ° at F will endce ia par, ‘2 whom the letter was written is J must now prepare to take the train at 10. m. | Domestic and Staple Goode ty senich Vineat tne at sce enh atone and Hampshire Rall; P RICES TO vie ne” ae lary = said to be Mr naine SS Bernard Donnelly. who is in the | ff Schenectady, where 1 change cars, head ng pitcation of the public and my friends, road opany will run a train to Bowman’s, on HARD IMES”| aust a ‘ the fourtccnt section of their road, durin, : Vouther sek her ing poe BATS | Hace, Nowe Comission, business in William | next for Niagara, expeoting to arrive there at fine | 19 oN "%, Bleached Shitting Cottous, in yarious | SP anceting to be held on the land of Mr oie: | (2%, perchaand lee ere Sraate or! sas ad erred te be a | o'clock this evening, W. D.W—x. 2 ae and Bgtoee, at od ices, Fairfax county, commencing on the 19th. | able to ie SPT om price, | erner Wise. Icaa inform you with eontidcsce ing *.® Ietand 12 4 Brown . do.” table for the pre stanaeen oa | suit, Gawervor Wis: t avout {0 publish a loner | TRIAL Tair or rmx U.S. Srexten Axacos.| able Dugaat, Towalirgn, &e.sf al kind, CoAtHCOAL EE i e sale, for the low price ot 'Mo Mya tS some twenty or thirty columns long about this } TIA = This staunch little craft, formerly attached | 5 et ar oop : $ eatther with an UP RR: for the simple reacet bs ag ibe case ear eet history es the | to the Paraguay Expedition under the cognomen Bitsched a wg Ln OY Flavnels, of best Rr BY ir SD ie nicotene Be Ors on Piiacsnke: iN he Kaowi thei, from Jacksou's day to the preaasy | f the M. W. Chapin. having receatly undergone aes ALL NEWTON'S purquasers,, ay (rede ey igh cannot sll tome’ ,ary He will expose all their schemes, treac he Lang and | ® thorough repair at the Washington Navy Yard, | < —-— : ~ » 521 tth st. wetime toatl jones a A, 10 y backslidings, and show the South what kind of | was yesterday sent forth to test her steaming and. No 1CE—The + eIANOs. + We cw York and djest 120-dleleguie, the | other sea-going qualities. She presented a and- | frou business in’ the susiieg ASME to. retire Wood gna Coat Deaser, = \< r eu lo Mth t ‘Canal. ILHARMONIC HALL, Si aang | rasa ged av ses en | pa aS ena SRR | MM Teh es aa P i £xt Door To rue Stax Orricr, natok of Piakos Besa ew ome of the most scathing political doc- | I little stream whose name she bears; aud ro to the public, and will make | completely bas she b han; under the ski “approved Boston Ni rye 1 have just retelwed the folkegtes articles, vin: ips of Washington reee : I e ec e' - € ; Ce fiveny pe i ical schemiers wince ae fal workmanship y Ah eee sisclsinigs cheap Mupetior’ eo ngeny and Piano Hf vey 2: dosen Gente’ Bleek Sean wie salts . tad GAS FIETING cxecote act — “ides wader the lash. it will le ready for the | that one could kerdl Gat. jebrated cn Ladies ies Gl manner, and upon the most terms, are jee.* ina few days. Somethiog sartling may ¥ sccognise im the gay-leok inhi Y fen ro fat Sipe loves, sctfuliy invited to call oon na odt of Mr. Wine's letter ps Bors seaf ing and graceful Anacostia the once long, low, geet wll ooh ellie at eek ee ge Te ee are ces, F Cwuere } can always be. wed om of clvck B ye ine Chatr, “om Couvention which may materially | fkisb-lookiag Chapin. She behaved admirably | business ve the lease prices, av. EN. je | 5» do. the morning to7 in the @veming ir 3 avenm. store for some ‘All of the mbove 1s are of the bect kinds, and werk ich f ehalt by ex adfect the inn ence of New York in that body,”? and eenclusively proved that, like every TOE laden RICHARD Davis, | en, on ‘A. L, NEWTON, 521 7th et, - Teton workmen oy We Brand - oh ae jy ae