Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1859, Page 2

x ASHINGTO! = NEWS i ‘Washington. AND GOSSIP. indeed nearly all the vehicles of all descriptions] Items Telegraphed from THE EY G ST an r sash oil'Was why, wiveditvva tadlsciaplol catia: It is understood that the contract~r for a ‘ x City oF QueBEc—Its CRooKED STREETS AND | sively lay females. ~~ * ome 4 SH : ¥ SinewaLxs—Tae Uprer ann Lowzr Wheat. bar! sgn green here. Office i ence i ser wien pf a = 1859, town —Mortecatn's Hovse—Tue Canantay | soil es luxuriantly, at least (ip ae by . ngs dye owe = — : Hastraxts—Tnam Love or Home xp Flow: | this oa c — . fes—Quseer Venices—Tue Viettanion, c., &e. . (Editorial Correspondence of The Star.) ~ 17 THE Stax PUBLISHES THE Lists OF LETTERS RSBAINING IN THE WasHimerod City Post Orrics UWER THE PROVISIONS oF THY LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NMWSPAPER HAVIS@ a \ NAS ci de, TER LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY N Quesac, Lowen Canapa, CARLTON’s Deaaxp amass ANCIENT For Qilt- be@iciewt and extens! é OF THE OPFIOR. {fs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION IS i 29.) BE iach ogee 8 ota Re ra % ‘ R ‘ =m Salty ix a.m. this morning sa on 5 . uad: fort} ri ‘ % patepaticderin ioe ey call 1 yoyaged last night moored along side the mole wap et forge. vee ee the Secretary of the Nay will consist of = te FIFTY CENTS, admitung 0 - oF Co: t! nge and ancien’ Carl island, . i Ports- Me eRe: cara ate ttre. xe 70 oe senna im tHe Battione Sux tiferally climbed up iacieenibenes from ‘the quaint sand. In view of the steamer’s deck sloops of war Constellation, (the flag-ship.) < it | Correspondence of The Star. ARE RECKIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE | 1 ist covered town, with streets not more than twen- | the ruins of an old French fortification on it, ex- | mouth. Marion, and Vincennes. The most efficien! ‘rench T of - ALEXANDRIA, TE59. i . & #, The Fi k rare ned to thei; age q STAR ovrice. ty feet wide, tothe Prestcott gate of the fortified | ceedinely pictnresaue. 4.84 Fico sprevent the deer tjotio mba upier $e regina, Tie on ot tre Yesterday af ont tod wall surtommding what is here called ‘the city,” | the English from taking them, and even then the | Lieut. .E. ne Roy a & 4 Pek - | ovclock was occas! nod by burn which, though comprising not more than a seepiscesinn, ined a EA aa vesacahigone and ask of you the kind- aed Sts turvice: ‘Phelr Newel bole of aeuas Seer me ep the depot. if Se parabens soe botieonge ses eo We | ness to state from what bistory yougathered these fipit, con penstrate weep he ater cine | a Fiimitle cocker te eh de xtced ional frara bru |oue worn that title ever since the © | tacts. as Tam unable to find any mention of this | Wbich have y i" a uard each i ‘ taking having the advantage of steam. Hence slaver® } but the fire was extinguished by the bands about | wii gives Fic Nit ene the Sunt Sa meh irnigrai ea a pace the aiknhy oy Lee lie or the Leaky riends Plecoes, wilt be more closely Rabel 4 requires that the the building. war ane is supposed to have been Sarscalerele hte ks A Sag.34., at ey rounding it entirely, eae Is avine brtmat found anything pag ee en : ot a pet netotaiet tas tan ae eee by sparks from a lecomotive Ries: Oe Ba ae the hotel (Russell's) we the market pl sland and 1 know of no locality that | but recent arrangement’ E 5 aan ctowded with the quaint little carts of the habit- pniielyy with more historical reminiscences | Advainistration, the number of our guns will be: afternoon, horse attached to a ene ALEXANDRIA, RONRoun & HAMPSHIRE Spirit of the Morning Press. The Comstitutton notices the appearance of the Republican campaign circular, issued by Gov. Morgan, of New York, Cassius M. Clay, of Ken- tucky, and twenty-two others, and says that it uever read a more doleful, wishy-washy and mendacious document than this summons to “the faithful” of the Republican party. The Intelligencer descants at length, historical- ly, upon “the armed neutrality of 1760." ql table single pony— } doubtless than this, if they were only made known, | 116. i ieee tig mech ter tana at |e eat Pak | wei et otek da ik | ak tage op Low Bea ae ese vad « -- ———_— + ec . , 01> The Baltimore City Guards are on a visit | Montreal. The houses of ‘the city’ (within the | fonsbeneusiy 1a ‘Muians, French and English, | instructions to remove the naval wre for the reached the other draw the wagon was ‘rightside| 4 TRAIN OF CARS for te tad to Manchester, N. H. wall) are in design precisely like those on the wa- | Fogtish and Americans, the Revolution, and war | African ae —_ eee mw: aul le Joup. with care.”” Unfortunatel ‘pen yeac ng te permone * — M mets § pasate cassie mein ter’s side; being, however, in better repair. Hardly | of 1612; and that no American bistorian speaks «f | Loando, wh is Cong north draw it came in contact with a wagon land of Mr. -- pen . Joshua Gi! in Fi will i river, or about 2.500 miles distant from Porto | Vitnout ing to the question of right of | commence runuing on the 19th t, the (7A German died in New Jersey last week | asingle building made afteran American or Eng- Ed Rare cy eeyernens fcikie wet Prayh. ‘This new depot will consequently be laa whee « = acd" spite" thtags a se Bap “ or ook, from the effects of swallowing cherry stones. lish model is visible. French names were on your rej cased gh your journal. much nearer than the former to the peiseipee ‘The vehicle was reduced toa perfect ky and =" Station, —$—$———— nearly every sign, and the French language only St Py 4% | points of traffic on the coat tae ts Lachey the only wonder is that the auimal-was not in- See tch tickets, including omaibus, 75 cents enh nang siete ee '® | seemed to be spoken, except in addressing an Note.—Our only information concerning the | Measure, obviate the necessity of long cruises. course of erection in Hoboken. . , there ix to be an efficient | J#fcd- P American tourist, of whom there are a8 many } nistory of the old fortification on Carlton Tima On our own coast, too, e is an ‘The Odd Fellows’ pic-nic at Columbia Spring, y- Leave Alexandria every day aval force, composed of the steamers Crusader, ana} 2 —— ~~ S . to-day, bids fair te be a decided success, judging | at 034 &. m.. and 4p. m., and U7" A steam plough is to be put in operation at | here, I fancy. as were in Montreal yesterday. The } (one of the St. Lawrence's “ thousand isles,””) as} Lieut. Matfit; the Mohawk, Lieut. Craven; the iota the trowe ‘we saw there this mornin, edging ted tp m. Auexiee teat . the next State Agricultural Fair of Virginia. streets are lined with calashes hurrying to and fro explained in an editorial letter published in the Wyandotte, Lieut. hems: — the wlyagecat ta fan is to be kept up until 10 o'clock to-night owe ry, lew pete. LET SK a eles with their fares, or “‘tooting” for fares, all driven | siay a day or two since, was obtained from par- | Mander G.G. Williamson.’ They are News fs “‘as scarce as hen’s teeth.” D> A Florida paper ‘loek. ‘he! tbe. i N TICK TO PLEASURE SEEKERS —The ‘otomBo beat Ma NFitomee. ‘semi weekly tri | i Cuba, for th of ounces the arrival of | by habitants. As queer as it is, the calasbe isa ties on the steamer New York, who have voyaged relay epee en ecu thay, byt ipeee Spy the passenger car for a railroad down that way. convenient vehicle—a one-horse gig, with falling | the river for a lifetime, it may be. The lines of eigiaues war acest pena — FOR I> A person died last week in Buffalo, N. Y., } top, on huge leather springs, the driver sitting on ae. RENT AND SALE. the former military works are plainly discernable | African coast RENT IN GEORGETOWN-A large i! thi hes wide, placed ae o thetr to " ee ton inc edge ie dsher he pony bing Reve | Toe rentes ipa ak cited ina Fereonat. aia eae eens ieee pable a Wcngta a IF There are 200,000,000 feet of lum! nU- | two or three feet further from the vehicle's body | in question are known to be remaining there by | 5." Senator Fitch, of Indiana, 1s seriously ill at } house and cistern, Rent low inquire at No Bhan ae erouine & | me CLs (Lie is residence in Logansford. 'y) during the hot weather. all St. Lawrence voyagers. The history we gave factured in Bangor, Me., yearly. than in the Boston (doctor's) chaise, which the Secsetaty Wied pot ing at the Springs D LE The Goss wil rac daaly hot w I> The overland mail from San Francisco, | C@leshe most resembles. Two passengers are car- | xt best pay loller( 81) Glywont with is simply the tradition of the vicinage, and we | for the benefit of his impaired health. a t * (Bireeeh for Gly mg July 15, took 6,020 letters—5,929 for the Southern | Tied, with any quantity of luggage, among which | aount not, a correct one. —Ep. Tom Taylor, the dramatic author. and | ip the District ie offered a) private sale. , Semaine shoes might od vetermng § Sidiea their feet must run the chances. They are the — ‘Tennyson, the poet, are coming to the United | Auiyiman, wishing to sisi oF Any | next day; also fn sn attwoe } ™ ee cabs of Quebec, now, as one hundred and fifty] ayy Avvices.—We derive the following in. | States on a visit. opport ity 18 promunted. o Addrecs Box 707, | lige anger can enioy fine spo ‘wh Bs ee | 7 It is said that Capt. Rynders, of New York, | years ago. telligence from a list of instructions prepared by | _:-* Col. Warren Akin has Btenaee _ pF ecg mew on oo opens Aaetaee f. M4, I my is preparing for the press a work embracing his The streets of --the city” are laid out muchas | the Secretary of War, and which have been pub- mition of the O ition Convention jeorgt ied ingpen, smal! plentiful. shooti personal and political reminiscences. those of Boston were in its original settlement—by accommodations can be hed at these --* Hon. Jacob Collamer, one of the Vermont for the office of Governor. {OR RENT—No. 326 E street. near 13th street, lished for the information and government of the ea a a E ‘etaly U9-The American party of the first Congres- | the paths along which the cows came home. y Boot ond Shoe. Store, Ap- FA ERT 4 bincks ena| 2m: a3 U ted Staten Senators. will give tbe annual ad ARE GH, No. 214 Pa, av. pees mae m. and 6% : p. . | They turn suddenly, winding areund blocks and | 4 new militar is to be establighed at | dress at the State Agricultural Fairat Dover, N. fl. | —' = . e. “ mon meant ne fg: 7. — rent ae — nominated Mr. C. C. squares, and are none of them wider than the Wichita county, A ped reserve selected for the | ----Mr. Powell, the painter of the picture of Ae ary ed ge HOURS on vaniparenuny pest deer fer ‘ox, of Talbot, for Congress. alleys of Washington designed to admit the pas- Texas Indians, to be called Fort Cobb. Four | Be Cet of the, ia ods = = ry coming 17 rooms, in food cra elo Brown ae EO. FE. MA 4 hon = 107 Dr. Wickham, accused of the murder of | sage of meeting vebicles. The side-walks are ies of the First Infantry from Texas are | Wich occupies one e large panel Dy eet tne eet locations ie ae ues: — Axent Potomec Steamboat Mrs. Cole, in Sussex county, N. J., it has been as- | nearly all of three-inch plaxk, varying in width | Co™P™ ey. tunda of the Capitol, has been commissioned by ng bouse. of reatancant, being & thoroag: immediately to the site to be selected pb to t the battle of Lake Brie | between the Public Buildings. Possession given OUNT VE! N AND THE TOMB OF Major Emory, witb ba tow aunig we to the con? for the Capitol at that States Bir. "Powell was lon Seo er pee BUTE | Ml Hetii'a WariyhS is Noties i ce the Ist to visit Dr. Porsons, the of ie SE are ee —_ = a saelyaod whet te alse $9 puake sil pretumlnacy | (7 nar vemuntananed cules oneal neki FOR SALE The FIXTURES of GROCERY THOMAS COLLYER Preparations necessary for the construction of the | ga, ship on that day. 4 on 7th street. Not wirhing to remove the stock ‘4 to } Vernon 7 Post:as soon as the eppropriation Je made by Con- Rearice torsten For information Ses Appi: ve | DAYS Sea FRIGATE, bowen ae gress. He will be governed in his actions by the THE EASTERN DISTRICT SYNOD OF JOHN W. BRENGLE, 3346, fear ath et at not? histreet, at 10 a. m., and re Special instructions to him from the War Depart- lem cS lical P od of M st = . the Hotdis and the “gq vanis avenue and 7th st.atS¢a. m. ape ma certained, has left the country. 7 a I> The Paris correspondent of the Lendon Star gives a report that the Emperor had declared for free trade, but it lacks confirmation. from two to four feet. ‘The city contains some sixty thousand inhabitants, and the yards of the houses are none of them apparently more than twenty feet square, except in the modern exten- rt sion of the town on and around the Plains of D7 Among the articles of export from New | Abraham without the walls. So, with such streets York to Havana were recently three elegant om- | as I describe, one may fancy how human nature nibuses, for running between Cerroand Marianoa. | is packed and jammed together in Quebec. Everything around and in the city is construct- to theran Syr: 1 au 22 & ment, dated the 28th ultimo. The post will be | Suri, Ohio, rd other States” will hod its wanunl OR RENT-—A fonr sto-y BRICK HOUSE cn | pon Ss; s W. L. Cabe! ion in th uty, at the Chatoh, corner ca itnaad L street, near the — west. supplied from Fort Smith. Capt. W. L. Cabell, k reets west, igommencing TOMO! KO aa lane ea’ ah Alto, 8 STORE end, C Si. Assistant Quartermaster, hes been assigned to CO es er Kx ose hi - F. WY- | LAR, on 5 {7A Rochester journal says that Blondin real- ed to guard against the intense cold of their win- | duty at the new station.“ Eecase. the Fracece, : a tse le beets ‘Rent gi ner month, ized $1,509 from his last exhibition at Niagara, ee ; ota nae eaves: ——_____IL_ | Inquire of W. H. PRENTIS®, corner of 15th and d that he has probably made $5,000 thi tere, hen the thermometer remains for weeks at) The garrison at Fort Smith, which will be WASHINGTON, D.C.. Accvst 2.7m, 1959 | L streets. auz tf N = nee Dingeesrsr sy Resesect a: "s season | thirty to thirty-five degrees below zero, and for six | abandoned asa station for troops, will take post The : in rope-walking over the great river y pe months the ice prevents entirely the navigation of | at Fort Arbuckle by the ist of October. I" The Board of Health announce that there | their river, on which, in summer, a coinmerce so The limits of the department of Texas are ex- were 131 deaths of various diseases in New Orleans | immense is done. Quebec looks like a fit place | tended northward, between New Mexico and the for the week ending the 7th of August. Of this | for the season’s necessary winter burrowing of its | State of Arkansas, including Fort Smith, to the number there was not a case of yellow fever inhabitants. ' o> SSB OLRACPRER 3 peas - Policemen are seen at every turn, each carrying IF Thirty Mormons, male ahd female, arrived | «+ his belt a fire-wrench with which to attach t st New: Serk on Saturday, from Liverpool, on | cither of the hydrants 20 plentifully scattered board the ship Atlantic. They brought with Atari: them a variety of choice farm stock for use in this | 270U"4 hose-pipe oe fe) members of the Columbus Building | pq NT. cK o Baritone ly Miah Gas E | POR, BENT-A sora tre wer parce | JE: pasaed the following resolutions: West, containing eight rooms and furniched with ablie r Bal 1. We are entirely dissatisfied with the present as thronghout. Rent annum. Apply to | at ED, DAY ENING & management of the aiisirs of the association." | ar Ee x ee be ofAngnet Good music will br provided e decia: reoen! jection o! - | and offieers oe tienda: of the same to bs unconstitutional and vord ae aaaeepmabec arate pene Yad tr pdechemaernerelediemen Arkansas river and the southern boundary of Ar-| 3. Wedeclareourabid nj coaldenoste our former M herles f. Unk ‘and h: w 06 *ANCY DRESS AND MASQUERADE BALL kansas, without crossing either. teat the cinesameniiee of hin. made by ‘come A GROCERY. am TH HO ne —-+--—_ w of our members, have not impaired that confi- | and Marvin enue, : i pale Ball Pie so Mire nord Poet a = fy le Ball at the Hvrgeia Hotel, Oid t Navat InrEttionyce —The U.S. storeship Re- | “8°. 1. new election of officers the members | PYt2.*tid Store—No. 76. xt ‘omfort. on THURSDAY EVENING pext case of fire. The head of the | lease, Lieut. Commanding G. W. Harrison, is to | will meeton THURSDAY — few and convenient 3 story | the 25th inst. A Costumer will be . nof August, ty AO Ee HOCRE, Contnnige Tienes Mary | fhe 25th iat. A Cortumer wi aoe , , Water in the city’s reservoir is so strong as that | leave New York to-day, for Rio Janeiro and Mon- | 8° clos p- mas hy pie a pr cttres en tapped rv variaty ire ao country. Bese sint tye nar they use no fireengines—a pipe so applied being | tevideo. aus _ GEO. BOPP, Seorstary pro tem. | east, between A and B strocte near Waugh | BRARBEE’S BEAUTIFUL STATUE U7 It is estimated that there were at least thir- } suificient to drown out any ordinary conflagration | ‘The U. 9. steamer Anacostia, Lt. Commanding BALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY, 6th BRADLEY'S stone yard, First War “FIS! *G: L” ty thousand persons from the country present at | in five minutes. TS. Fillebrowne, which left this city last week, ween and AKES | HUNT, Insurance Agent, Capitol Hill. paler S cee Prof. Wise’s late balloon ascension from Lafay- | Our driver had quite a time on’t in engineering | with heavy freights for the Navy Yard at Norfolk. ‘edto. “ Fess sed Kater. | 02 — maid —_—-332 Pa.av., fth and ieth ete, ette. fad. They came from northwestern Indi- | his vehicle to Russell's Hotel, through the crowd | (having on board, among the rest, two cylinders mi mition guppliod at ee ee ae tor; __———_—_—_——— @ua. eastern [ilinois, and southern Michigan. of calashes, little carts and pedestrians. That ac- | and several boxes of machinery for the new steamer t ey VRAMIDS of ail kinds and sax 700 ; $15) cash, the balance to bs paid monthly— PERSONAL. IF The French papers are exulting in the fact | CO™PUShed, the hundred who went there from the | Richmond, and 1,000 eight-inch loaded shell,) ¢ RUSS BLANC MANGE and fie eee eee NOTICE a ur rene xulting in i vors, mada to order, 5 __auis we a Gu @awieca Pee ern i arsuant to | caer made a hearty breakfast, everything being | arrived at its place of destination on Sunday morn- Patics Bos ics” Balla Recon ‘Weddings, | =s “SEAUTIFUL_AND VALUA- I HERERY Notify the public notto trust my wife, he wi - Esp +P set before them likely to tempt the appetite. | ing. Fairs and uther Kntortaininents far at the OOO BA aA ND VALCA- | Mariana Vonderiehr. on my: nocowat Py eat don ag Cad ant Reabend,, carelled bet.) Greek fast over—all being touriste—we started oat | | Orders have bece dtepatched fo the stoop-of-war | Bat art noage nut an the most reasonable terms | ie0. took, Implements, and Crops. in Montcomery | fom noted vy her will be paid by the Bf Loman: he etlh teenie Ast regiment | 19 sce the sights. I made direct for the Falls.of | Savannah, which arrived st Boston, Suir a. 0s | OMA JOSEPH SCHAFFIFLD. | goutty Md, ssouts mules from Washington ity, | Wr lincton, Anat aod HON ot Zoumnes.. Hie will, Ko a captntn: heefhes le en | is oie cconcl, cightor Sine:tniles distent om ime | keteri immediately to the Gulf of Mexico. This SREAM AND WATE Siow if applied for smmediataly.. There ore an ., nani qene other side of the St. Charles river, which iscrossed | ship has lost, since her arrival at that port, from worved to Festivals; Fairs. Pie Nice, Hotels. | perea im sora, 1310 Ripe si meny eg oy ps an WANTS. 7 {7A woman in Baltimore mortgaged a negro | by passing out of a sentry guarded city gate. down | fifteen to twenty men by desertion; and had dis- ES nade overy Ong eng sent to any perrar| Pose Odea Wasting en te Tae ene aueiee dat 5 aaa as . bon hant in that city. To save the lad | into the antiquated jammed town under the ram- | charged, on account of sickueas, one hundred and | the city. WEDDING CARES TY pretty | cheapest farm in the county. tinproved city prop- | VY ITCH = wyerican womse, & : y toa merchant in city ‘4 : and very choap. Particular attenti to fur- | erty taken in part payment ata iair valuation. SETUATION in a private family to nurse «nd , she pretended he was dead and dressed him in | parts. and over a bridge near the ship-yards and eters A of her sane ckensed iepee Aeve een D- ts ing everything inthe pa ty line: IeeCreamto| sué-estrs fc.chembervork, Hes ns: mections to the country. = a depots into which hundreds of thousands of dol- | plied by able-be seamen. te families 3°34 cents per quart. Atthe PAIL-| ~~ >. oo = = quire at No. street, betwee reirie Sad shiny, aid police aman Sal Fae” Tile] Fars worth tatttllec fa Reaied by the tides, which | The United States sloop-of-war Wyoming, built ADECPHIA CONFECTIONERY, corner ath | He ee That Denne ROR A TERM OF | avenue and C street. Island. a =. suspicions by exposing the deception (spring tides) rising from eighteen to twenty-two | at the Philadelphia navy-yaed, was to have started > —— =~ | Enown CALLAN SE, otmerls Holmeets) | WY ARe DOCUMENTA COTN S| WOO! tons Pos! deception. feet here, leave it in convenient position to be | yesterday on a trial trip, and on her return to stop RE ORB ON Be OF THE AEEING | PROSE located on ps rad Hs, CURIOSITIFS, &c.. by ALFRED Soxs or Ruove Istaxv.—In regard to the cele- | hauled away from the reach of the next tide. 1 | at Fort Mifflin, to take on board her arms and bud 2es ahi inveatment, being in sums of five han, nic grown and piace of | meepr erage ntiquarian P. , Willarde’ Ho- 2 + fi 2] 2 lollars each, re i 2, 1962, any piace in tre neigh ood of the c1 = a bration of the Sons of Rhode Island at Newport | found the lower town (St Roch’s) neater than [| ammunition, when she would proceed to wuz | bearing interest at rats of tix per cone por anaes | ek nne nddeee the Coen ene ECE ANTED—Fouraccd JOURNEY to-day, It is stated that the town of Newport has | bad anticipated from a cursory glancean hour be- | Pacific. She mounte two ti-inch guns, and fou sale by RIGGS & AN, Georgetown, D. C- iy v-eotf | WAR RD Four cocd JOURNEY MI that appropriated $3,060 towards the expenses of the | fore: some of its streets through which I jogged, | 32 pounders, carries 120 men, and is 1,000 tons T—A STORE ROOMon Massachus- | §'¥en. White men preferred Appiy G00 Garson Jubilee, and that a mammonth tent has been built, | being planked their entire width, from Louse to | burthen ee GARURBARGAINS IN SECOND HAND PI- ue, between ad and 3d streets. Inquire | *5,/Je97, ard. ©. B. CHRISMOND j ; _ a) iS al . Be avv., venue, —— $$$? © ———— where a dinner will be given, with plates for the | house. On the whole. however, it is dirtyenough | pup Deratcation oF Mason Frexcu.—Ti au 2 306 Pa. av.. bet. sth and 10th is Reod = ais} cand sz WASTED-8: & young married a SITU- accominodatton of 3,000 persons. to rival any European town celebrated for its precise amount of Major French’s defalcation has Great NUMBERS OF PIANOS for sale or VERY, axp PANCY STORE ATION as farm or garden hand. Good refer 4 i> By the burning of the main building of stenches, constructed after the same fashion cen- not yet been ascertained. In order to arrive at an rent upon easy terms at i n old established Store in i Tart tases an ape ot the blacksmith's 4 ad George B. Sloat & Co.’s sewing machine manu- | Ties ago. accurate estimate {t will be necessary to examine | qu 9 betwon Strnad iotk stilts, "ioteemolepeamn ®; | WWANTED—A DINING ROOM SERVANT. factory, at Philadelphia, seven hundred persons | The bridge once crossed, I entered the strag-| his accounts ax rendered to Captain Bowman, (,EORGETOWN COLLEGE, id “B., To one who is active, fai'iiful, and com were thrown out of employment, but efrange- | gling village of Beauport, which stretches along | from which,with those of other subordinate agents. | Gy . tee Avaust 22, 185). ecw 4 BALER Rental eee: Apply at AMOS KEN ments will be made to set to work again immedi | 0m the erest of the first slope of the river's banks, | the accounts of the latier were made up for event wotuios will be resumed in this Anstituiion on| FXOR RENT—The two-story BRICK WARE | ATED TO — ___ sue R s - Son Louis venue, NT ately. ‘The fire, it ts said, was the work of an | all the way down to the Falls. Three-fourths of | ination by the proper accounting officers. _auzistawiw | JOHN FARLV.S J., Prew’t! cots, No. 83, now in the’ cccupeney er | Wpniee HOUSES s toated betrnot st En incendiary its houses (ail of one story and an attic) look as} Captain Bowman. (to whom Major French was NOTICE, Mr. Cherry asa Leather Store, ion streote, for one year or more, A house capal is 2 ye though built before the change of government | a subordinate.) as superinte .dent of construction | "T' HoaE indented Noe late firm of THomas & | 8" !8 eodt ee eee. | ae Waving's hoasete let teh Seen ’ ne ee: fe ve, from Liverpool, ly- | shout 1750. Among them was the identical house for the Treasury Department, is responsible for | GRaiax Tul pleano settle immediately otah, wr FOR RENE OR SAL E—Two DWELLING | p'ease address Box 374, City Post Wie. pvine Ped — beret ‘Saterday Poraalogen ray in which Montcalm resided when the British took | any losses that may arise from the alleged improper | pesinat the iars fateey A Present it for payment. purent. three sinry bank ot beck bald ack | Tul pertioniace 8s to price, situation, &e. : g +s _ | Quebec, killing him and getting their own gen- | conduct of Major French. The latter, it is said, Jat eile at the old stand as Beretofore in | Saterin the yards thecther comet be eens | - = Heved, of spontaneous combustion. Shewas scut- | 271) (Wolfe) killed. It is doubtless preserved om | has considerable property, more than enough, it | #2® cheap: | best manner. au 23 St* | brick house on 6th street, near M. Ten renma nes | WANSTED-TWENTY HEAD OF STOCK ted and sunk in 27 feet of water, but was on 5 in each house, and rent will be moderate to a punc- ‘0 pasture. Excellent necommodations as to e i account of the historical reminiscences connected | {s su posed. to cover the deficit; and he has in- RS. BORTELL Informs her friends and the leank " grass, water, &c. Phe best Sunday pumped out again and floated. Th. p Public that her SCHOOL, on the corner of K | {ual tenant. Inquire of JNO. B. KIBBEY = is za Aaa “| with it, as though in good preservation compara- | formed Captain Bowman by letter of his willing- i x 3 is nd o'clock. | Terma vers’ moderate, Ingutre oC HR MOLLY pad lth streets. will be reopened on MONDAY, the | © Lonisiai a avenue, between 12 and 2 o'clock. sone th of the Ineane Ariane 4 tively it is unoecupied—a long one-story and attic | ness to reimburse him to the full extent of his | st" of Se br A inetual attendance of hee | 819-68 Br nate tne mule south of the Insane Aa\ium.or y P by note throuch the City Post Offer. au 2 S& To" ———— : js 4 Pupils is respectfully requested. au 23-1 OR SALE—A new two story BRICK HOUSE. a — {> The North Carolina Christian Advocate | building, with windows strewed at hap-hazard | losses. 2 > bi )wi ildi t fir ANTED—A SITUATION by a Drug Clerk. tates that five missionaries from the Southern | Over Its frouts, « peaked roof as tall as the house | We may add that the street rumors as to the] [TJS A FIX Pchenpeas BANGY Mae Pi ze | ished: on toth street, beewes hock ling, juste | yours. wit t. has ti i -,on lth street, between © and P streets; a's0, having an experience of five years.who would Methodist Church will sail for Japan in Novem. | 'tself. and twice as many chimneys as are built in | ext-ut of the defaleation (from $10,000 to $15,000) | Mneltyeas the cheapest FANCY HAIR RAME on corner 10th and Q streets. Terma: | like to wake an ereagement about the lath of Sep, ber, including Rev. M. L. Wood, of the North | these times to a mansion of similar dimensions, acme, oar 820 cash; baiane 1.2,and 3 years, or $25 per | tbr No onjections to leaving the city. Address ONEY! month. Annie nt corner ith and 0 strests, "to | WAITER, through the City Peat Oboe hen Carolina Conference; Rev. Mr. Allen, of the | From the hill in close juxtaposition with it, one of + weeke. Georgia Conference; Rev. Mr. Stewart, of the | the loveiiest views I ever beheld burst on my 2 = ONE JOHN W REED. au 19-4t* rs au 2 St” : Mx. Cass axp tae Mexican Lnoatios—Amid Acriealtaral Stars, Not Sage aay Notes at the | TXOR RENT—The three story and nt | WY ANTED—A steady YOUNG MAN, who ‘Tennessee Conference, and two ministersfrom the | “iZht—the whole city of Quebec, its bay and | the summer dullness which prevails in our socia! | Csntre Market. nS2-4t" | and E streets, wi ‘on 9th street, near Memphis Conference. circles a little change is pleasant. We understand | FXALL STYLE OF DRESS II ATS FOR 1 the Post Office Department. For terms appiy to that the venerable Secretary of State entertains to- Now ready, the most popular Ce ti RILEY. corner 8th street, er _— | Fo&® SA1.E—A beautiful and valuable FARM, 'y, under is believed to be greatly exaggerated. some know) of the dry goods busin: - and who can bring gou reforencs: as to Rec Na ge EME ces bs Cte Sor WASTED INMEDIATEL ret ones IRONER dt al INDLE s * PPAR Rae ret Brown Quilt house. finished v re oni ym river for thirty miles up and down, fifteen or twenty French villages on their banks, a platean of cultivated farms perhaps twenty-five miles square, and isolated mountain on mountain for the back ground in various directions. All the culti- vated land was cut up by fences into patches vary- ing from fifty to two hundred feet wide and froin eee int ju.t receiver, two hundred to a thousand feet long. It is nearly ArroixtTMENTs.—The President has appointed R. H. STINEMETz, every foot of it yet in the possession of the imme | William T. Wright, Esq .of Maryland, to be| gu22-tf 236 Pa. a: San Antonio 1,125.” diate descendants of the original (individual) | Consol at Santos. William L. Bradford to be x U7-In New York, on Saturday mornin white settlers; When « habitant dies his heirs JA, via PANAMA. on the St infant child of Benjamin F. Peterson died eae, | divide bis lands arnong them, even though a farm Svoor-oF-Wan Lauacnan "Phe Navy Depart Abe ATC RTL ANTIC CoP Me SO malical eae, toda ioe to the statement | SOY Soe e vy enared only falls toome; andon | | oe tics received ommeial tadiaaiion cd the mnt | Tice ttoremels in the Livereent Eek ane above t rivalled st nships, Nortn Atian- SF Satical mem, induced s betlef. that tty desth | O% #00 © liviogsie eceght to be mode.” Whats TO, aur cr te o steam sloop-of-war Seedictnes teen macatcat win 6f satcingent | Tons ened ae te tat eeu ner ATONE ED'T Fs. om the EMR IW ee Florida, medicines administered by a physician. At night | UP into hundreds of proprictorships. each village ; x santa : au inquest was held over the remains, when the | Ug in many cases composed of the ramitice-| s,inep.—The U. 8. steam frigate Brooklyn | #ud. will boas. “ " line. They have large freicht capaci Jury teudered a verdict that the deceased came to | Hons of 4 single descent or family, with a large | giled from Pensacola, on the 11th inst., for Vera 4 s Hts death from congestion of the brain, superin. | Proportion of its inhabitants bearing the same | Cruz. ‘ ers will be oat Pr, 0) ‘Ne : nt duced by a stoppage of the bowels, by name, and nearly all looking alike in features. —e>___ i experienced hae “ _ enti ae = pesca errs Shy by means of) Nothing induces a French Canadian to desert the | ‘Tux Waarnrn.—The following report of the stolen vr taken in mistake? The ee ESTE spot where he was born, save a spirit of adveuture | weather for this morning {s made from the Morte ‘TORER’S bie GUM ELASTIC | five reward will be paid to any person who will Fae BRICK HOUSE at the southeast corner of Sth | a 7 The Houston Telegraph, of the Juth inst., says. We have now returas fom about 40.000 votes, or two-thirds of the whole vote of the State. From the returns we have we are still of the opinion that Houston’s majority will be about =u. The total vote of our Principal cities in the late election wasas follows: Houston sit; Gal- veston about day, at his hospitable and intellectual board, Mr. | “¥/¢ of, 24, Mata, the Constitutional Minister of Mexico, and Mr. Lerdo, the ished Secretary of the Treasury of the Juarez Administration. DRESS. HATS, for the Fall trade, to which we in vite attention. containing aout 2 0 acres, near the & high state of cultivation, weil-fenor: proee with @ new, ANTED.—Perrons d-siri lovment to = Area sorply of LEI GER HATS RT Ba Tec ae oer tree han Vv the Insurance Ofhoe of Me EN FE lease eal of Moke kinds of the best se ection. ‘Phe farm is well wa neve TANSDAT 0 330 70 street nnd rex ti tered and - uitabdly divided inte plough and meadow eir names. Employers will be 1 ployet 4 aa ‘ye up) » near 13th street. | iand. Itean ve bought low and on acoommodat ne As on D Me! i is AR THROUGH LINE TO CALIFOR- terms. Reterenoe—GEO. W. BRAY » Real Fetate WNT ED TO RENT-—In Alex: rs, & com nope ie = = ble netxhbor ; a lientenant in the Navy. No. 516 7th s! a tw D' LUING-HOU: ct = = | she Nip tieeerisraef mates 6m oe LOST AND FOUND. Sidrournivte to ET. F-) Alexandra Pot Ofer, Aten; | FROUND—A LADY'S SADDLE. Any person | “20s terms — wits nf OXIME Property aud paying for thie advertise | WW ANTED~By a youth, aged is, who hiss up to pwned by the ame! ©.,are now being fi u a trade, one of which will leave th wharf this time een at echoo!, and ‘a): ‘4 male uncer the eves of his parents, SItUA TION in or elsewhere, altimore, Brteas’ “pase Sade ve, ent, and ambitious Star ’ ait . ver Kote Canal street, on the Sth Octob r, at 2p. m.. | CLESEIING tere tee OF sevlving to W. NG, Georg: town. . u Was lost on the 12th July, i and semi monthly theroalt sr. The rates of passage i i . y any voter ‘ad the an fangements for t 21 ht et ee UF The Republican National Committee, con- L give me information so that | recover the same with | yi WSVE just reos.ved or the Pall trade— oF enterprise not common among them on the one | Telegraph live to the Smithsoufan Institution, il 2 ‘ the cunt uts. Address C. M. PRIVE, B- x 1.123 | $V tite and Coloredall woo! Flannele, sisting of a member from each of the twenty-tive | hand, o absolutely pinehing want on the other | The time of observation is about 7 o'clock ; soperty Onare Un thesabore mest eases ile oF | Ba'timore Post Offise, aug ee | Boome and Bl ached Costes Fiennele, nutes and ‘Territories, have issued acircular to| hand. At different turns of the road upon thie Avever 23. 1859. pit, sor Eseaprving Metallic R nt ANESTRAY.— Brought to my stable, on Satur- | Merimark ard Double Purple Prints, thelr friends throughout the Union. urging a tho- | beautiful drive we passed crucitixes erected with | New York, N.Y" -clear. aad forme And supsrior coatings | acedy e att oats en ne Eis HORSE: Shitting aed Shooting C rough organization of the party in each State, | two or three steps like those of an altar leading to Philadel phi: . pleasant. sonte nine most complete impervious, as well Boone Fiera — Tog. abore the LW ing Cottons, &e. dais county, and town, ang hinting that to thatend an | them. for the convenience of the Pious who may plemat, ane cher compositions fh a named Pos pip Sema Take hrseet,4 © prove property. | au 29.6¢ senate “hand thee adequate amount of Woney will be requisite for | desire to tell his or her beads or repeat a prayer $ tip celoud’ § Suen Gennes | said in ito praus ‘95% preventstive | Pe mi eee awe F108, SMITH. —— -_=e" : the legal and faithful expenditure of which they | while resting momentarily by the road side’ “Pus | Botersbere i Stmonphore, inciiontal ty Un shoot irce or eaece | SUSY Livers Stable, cor Mave. ST Peay, Hosteey: HOSIERY "! prepose to ‘hold themselves responsible.” church of the humble village of Beauport, built of | Norfolk, Va, -78" a metalic roofs Jo®. F. HO. 680N, 5) REWARD— ont or stolen on Friday | yi *™ 80¥ reosivine my int! cupply of Ladies’ and —— solid stone, with high silver-covered t, to’ aleigh, N. lear, 63°. Sole Agent for the Distr ot of Columbia, 50 Re the i2h instant, a black Misses’ Cotton and Woollen HOSIERY, winch I~ Thelong dixpated question of the authorship ? id red turret-towers, | Wilmington, N.C. -clear, pleasant No. 405 7th at, above H, Washington. | buifsio COW with Fomn White spots will be sold at wholesale and retail at my wot ot Whi Walle in cuvedeedi:iihe 4s sites Bec heck sy a any meh ly the United States. It Charleston, s ? 3s - ICH AND BEAUTIFUL hee, ‘The above reward will be paid ter hee prices. Mr. Liggins, nor William and Mary Howitt, nor is capable of seaXing three thousand Persons, evi- | Augusta, Ga. .clondy, cool tly. a ttle « Savannah, > 5% > a SB paleo Rise = Macon, Ga oo} saeab RAR f it stedes and colors, DPtTacr OF COLUMBIA. es » Pr ¥; 0 accom’ | Goh LADIES’ TRAVELING Ags Wasmxeros Covsty- To wit: modate the few settlers there perhaps one hunered | Mon omer. ASKETS, Thereby gos that John M-Sprincns residing and fifty years ago. Once a year the villagers go | Prairie Bluff, Now and complete Book of ng nd Tove. | Teer Meryjand gvenue and 6th the auth f im procession to it, headed by their priests, and al- | Jackson, Ala. this day at ee A : reat, Adan Bede is Miss “Mery Aan | ost smother it with » shower of ¢ and | Mobile, Als. Evans, already known to the literary world by ; ai Open: Gainesville, her remarkable translation of Straus’ Life of | OUduct. Tbe passion of the Canadian habitants | New Orlesus, Le. ‘HAIR PINS, any person named Elliot. Mr. Howitt denies the authorship on behalf of himself and wife. Adam Bede isa feminine production. The London Critic and other English journals state positively that . & delivery to me, on lith street, near P st 321 and 323 Pa ay . south side, Au 18-eost* JACOBS. CARR. |_S2MH tet. Sth Cea AND Woop. Ar Repucep Forces, u Oar stock of WOOD asd COAL is nc lage. It or am all the various kinds, Ve purchase eur Cy exc'usively for cash, which enabies us to sie rane d prices. neon his qa eet in want oa 1 will do well to see our bank; Ieft ent cropped and alit! ate fore PER ARBER & STEWART, Given under mj hand. 1S Sout 7 years old, gore Fa Tan serorte, wm. COOPER, J. P, _s0 Iw ‘wd, 12 h strert and Cans!. ‘a BVENUS, Be &r corner 13th ber, ¢ MeLAUG INS, Pa or. the rp yet reuaidy on Tite eth ‘day 7 .cloudy, 81°, — iddle- Jesus. for flowers is aptly illustrated on the ride to Mont- > | FROM THE West. dl ereaitd J ‘ST Sati Ladiea’ — mass morenci. Each succeeding little patch of a farm | Frederick,"Md. cloudy, pledsint: “ ’ fieee BOSE mall chant cuah ot Mazzisi ro fue Excuisn.—in the telegraphic | by the roadside has its petite lower garden, culti- |: apie to Ma. dene! eee weisheprine The-ewner SCINEMELZ, 236 perys of news brought by the Hungarian le aw | vated with care and taste. From one end of the Grafton, Vac. ae ; ai Alto new supply of Ladies’ CO} SETS, aesorted roqaeated Ts prove ‘propartee yey seer ited, Cow ia | SS scott haw opined from the h ails » telegraphed from London on the day of the'{ Village to theuther troops of bare-headied and bene Wheeling, 70; "421 and 328 Pa. av., bet. Gh ‘ate, Fea ‘ VeMAN, | BPI SMORS. Tiss Guile Boe onze) sailing of the steamer, stating that = manifesto by | footed children follow the tourist's earriage, offer. | Parkersbeig, oo, Atte {8% and 7h'sts, [aud JOHN M.SPRINGMAN. | Girgrese Gauers So bey Clocks thon Mazuinl, on the “European Coup W'kuce? ier | leg dalieate banque lo toeeepente Whee | Beene a acne SSS | eer 8 Just been wade public. Mezzini's articie is wel; | children appear by the roadsids the tourist may | tected for at > a SEN ANTE» BOARDING. Ri vae Tam ee D?—Ampi 4 f BAL am DERSONS DESiROLA LLL y ?—Ampie # rid his Pana Ner abe Pasar eee Re AN OB Ee SourAwv, Gace ! 22 -5t* calculated to revive the fears that are felt fo calcalate on a polite bow, the good brotiier, jand in regard toa French invasion. He claims charged with their education always inculeating ' day, 79 ; cian 59 FEES ALIFE FO LiFR, know that France is acting under a recent treaty | civility to strangers asa first di ebristian bos- Ge i fs cy prams, aod with Russia. Ly which the disemberment of Tur. pitality. ab {7 At cnormots camp-meeting is progres By Bert ' | SEVERAL Et RSOns CAN BE Acco. 2 fw = key and a warayainst England are inevitable | On the ride to the Falls I met the oddest con’ | 2PSf Sineinmati—the Rev. Mr. Smiley “John Halifax. Gen i i Fi — : yisteaat moons B.D WantAMES ©. MoGUIRE. President, He urges the: formation of a league, composed of | ceivuble vehicles—earts drawn by dogs capable af leading the exercises. $ 45 “Agee teat nites au 2 7t* oe re peo ap ae a all the European powers, excepting France, Rug- | holding a wheelbarrow load; other carts drawn | {[- Withid five years ln Indiahe Indigna there have iy te ‘ia and Austria. to resist the enroachmente of Bo- pony, with wheels hardly more than @ foot in ‘ted 2,700 school-houses. napartisin and Imperialism, djameter. The market carts returning bome, and’ eleven Sad nidolian. SSE Sa | Me race oT hy numer * expense of | rv " badd a -y