Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1859, Page 2

: ‘to be transferred 3 EVENING ST iE : ‘WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP peer eienn pcr ee ngston, s Vermont—How beear Sage 60 = As the eds “hese atv on ; i TON CITY: . pene Were | eg Cais eas at, | _<::-J- 8. Gonzales, U.S. Deputy Marsbal of the | of sy WA a7, 1859, | Sew Hawrsninx—Tue Menitac—CHarcoal | date for be calculated to render it} Pserer rg hae ne ropes aio SATURDAY.. ororten AmgMOt S7y1859. xo —Piymovta—Svurerton, Dining AR- four as National. 7 - tne tees MPNTS—YANKEE GIRLs AS WAITERS , . . cgi Spirit of the Morning Press. F rr peacrrgikc., al Chovec. ae PF ssc, ty Constitution, “reserving any extended ob- Laxe Wrsxertsnocex—it a) » mee Michell Me A The — the prcecat.” an Saatiet' Dh glas’s [ Edutorial Correspondence of The Star.) that fact will em : & | MeCormck,N T—2 Dead sticks in mapa Magazine. simply re- | Ox tHE Bostox, Se } idgntial septate is barsotie peng fs | ve 3 . 1, ccactin tet “nl a Sinid when the democratic mass- 3 Seoldh Sa gherctede ae bargain re i gre! ie i ae , es in different parts of the nation, eaten of | petmit a traveling cireus to desecrate her terri pen efforts to secure {ts eonsummuation will, [7A ten-mile sate kere a F : . ash what more or somewhat less on ‘the a ucs- | Nevertheless, as she is by no means a wide State, | ever, soon prove to the world the utter hollowRessen ice and Lady Gilbert took place ecg ag, Bows, jatis Aue” Hi . —— Saas a Ss conan = the showmen manage to accommodate her sight- | o¢ the denial of the Press that the contract has eda tions, are ready to unite on a mfe, a 5 3 at Middletown, Conn., and was won by Rome | Boyne, Ce seeing population by exhibiting up and down her | pen entered into. = cA} Alexandria eagtern and western boundaries; in New Hamp- ee ae Ballon, Miss O Reynoids, Cusihass shire and New York. To-day acircus company | A Mistaxr.—The story now being published Sap greener, R Smith ry ° shows at Woodville, N.H., directly across the | alleging that Mr. C. K: Garrison, of San Francisco, MUSICAL NOTIOR ax i> Pre Ni ‘= oft. Connecticut from Wells River, where I rested last | is to be the agent of the steamships on the Pacific | MI war, MUSITALNOTICR. - | Cex. : song, Priecary Sehool Island) wall be given night. From sunrise nntil half-past 10 a. m., the | side that are to carry the California isthmuswise rat and tate of Seay Beheter staid folks of Vermont poured inte Wells River in | mails under the Johnson contract is withoutfoun- | New York, respectfully announces to the; 3 die ground, the appearance of this production fs, fo say the least, unseasonable.”’ The Constitution again treats at length upon the great reaction which it holds bas recently taken Place in favor of the present administration The [ntetligencer treating upon “the politics of the day,”* says “It is evident that all the y and Ri = > it ea q ‘ge Chief in 37 minutes. ‘The race was fora purse of | Barat; Ware Robey, Sinia ckets to the Spring, per Washington " 0: FOR THe EAN Pic Nic oF 4 wg 4 ‘ac ki et f Washington that, ha bes ite, desi: vehicles, to see the show. 1 faucy that at least a | dation. Mr. Garrison, though the company have | {igus d to take chatre of the sree eean * _- Hitbetson, Maggie Wh made to satisfy of od rgan and chur cal organizations 4 ji hy this most isadable and charitable move hich have lately enlisted ‘he popular zeal in | thousand thus coursed through the village's only | purchased his stearaships, has no connection, di 1 cee ced to tive INSTRUCTIONS Cates € inns dveinbiatih eth aed-eiee sali ae Theit bebalt are suifering in 2 xeeater or less de- | tect eve I left per tail; many of them coming as | fect or indirect, with them or their entirprise. It PIANO, BARE. GUITAR. and ORGAN ; also. i ; from the corner of 77h street and Pa. avenue aod 7th bm That disintegration Which Indicates a} cay as thirty miles! The people will resort to | was first essayed to induce the Post Office Depart- 2 Yee a Usk od Bplcatig to nae * Li Le ~ street and Maryland avers. selenide, partieee See.» The Came Bie evi Bt aad ti ew against exhibiting a | ment to vitiate the contmet under an allega-| Mr. MET? t will be found stati Ma: # will leave Georgetown every hour for the ee nets area ee r erlpe lester cfrcus In the State simply operates to malke them | thon that though the securfY required toy law bad | Furor partioulnra The hoe Of eferenees ei , roung, Mary } "s tickets 50 centa: Ladies’ 25 cents; omer be chunted upon by their self-appointed | pay three or four timesas much in loss of time, wear | been given, the contract would not be complied | ou application. A CLASS IN SING! Pupils shell | Dut. 2: Mooney, Sazeh ge! eS patrons with any very comfortable degree of as- | o¢ horse-tlesh, and.vehicles, &c., as it would have | with. That failing, the rival steamship line in- | js bacribed their names, 27-3m surance.”’ order of the an COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS. In this connection “the Intelligencer very cau- tiously, without mentioning any names, refers the reader to “some additional indications of pub- lic seutiment,’* in another part of that paper, t them, if Verniont did not forbid such amuse- | terests started the story that Walker is again pre- EXPRESS STEAM LINE FOR PHILADEL- | Addison, or Wd hte ll a pees where they might be conveniently reached | paring a large force of filibusters for the invasion = Eta as + fos Vea to inte HR nicheoek, J by her people. I had a fair opportunity of seeing | of Nicaragua. This story about C. K. Garrison is | 7! phia, ‘on SATURDAY. of cach! Salu’ a the ordinary horse stock of Vermont, through the | off the mme piece of whole cloth; Gretison, from | week, for, Alexandris, Washington, and Neteee; | Becker w, a) ee AT COLUMBIA SPRINGS, " , feaving Washington - $ i mer th Walker, being quite | town, at 125 = Roa On THURSDAY, Sarr. ist, 1689. ~." | collection to attend the circus; and wirey, tough, | his for connection wi > on return, on MONDAY and Alexandria o; Y prbich we take to be various demonstrations in} an-limbed, smart animals they are, indeed. 1 | a iugaboo in Nicaragua. The game fs to induce TY SDAY EI (SE rey : } or ery a Fi Club will give favor of John Minor Botts, over two columns of} 1 ut a single black in the trip through Ver-| the Nicaraguan Government to esray efforts to Wins ndersigned pave bown appointed Agents for | Bowie; Rafes — Ess “ ignount Plo Nie “on which we ind on the second pare. mont, a waiter at the Northfield Hotel, who ap- | prevent the transportation of freigtts and pansen- | Nceivecarront tae Wihnnt foot at se eee and Bowie, Orlande Hobun, Pre Rotor, GHURSDAY, Sept tat, 120, where, ON OAS OD Ly 1c Re peared to play “boss”? there, Their labor of all | gers across the Nicaraguan Isthmur. The whole | the Long Bridge. on Monday morning ofeach week. | Bo!'ss > The St. Louis Evening News states that ous viet i clusively by i r is but part and par- ‘ viqy | S©rts is Gone almost exclusively by native whites, | scheme of misrepresentation the St. Louis court-house, when finished, will mae Ne ott being visible even about the | cel of the long pursued scheme of the California j EW FALL GOODS have cost the county one and a quurter million of many railroad stopping pla-es. steamship monopolists to keep the Nicaraguan ust Qvened, MOUSSELINE DE LAINES, M dollars sete Bag iis poe How they drive trade in this region was shown | route cee scrap ered paren from roland hg he ee one for cash only, pre- . Pera a hourly fr Agee Jetta § o'clook .. U7 DeLave, at Koc r, on Wednesday next, | s+ Woodville, N. H., in the numerous neat cotton | gers from California le rearonable ra us to removing to the new store, at Lc fog io ‘ mitting walks again, when he will seat himself on a chair | gooths or tents pitched in the vicinity of the circus | of fare. As it becomes evident past question that [ral Dla a R. Riley, corner of 8th street and Geo ™. ‘Be wa pa laches. over the chasm, eat a lunch. and then let himself canvas, wherein edibles, ginger-pop, gewgaws | the parties who have obtained the mail contract ing, Mr 2ce' v ork. ‘So that noting shall mar the pi ved. ‘Avcoud Band of Music has been ¢ ’ A Comenutter. és 50 pieces new style Mousseline De Laines, at 18% pore FH , a ing, J down to the river, 110 feet, drink ¢f the water, | ¢,r the women and nic-nacs for the men, were ex- | are ready to comply with their obligation to the Ie rich Dark Prints, at 19 cents, worth 1 — w Bee ; “4 pesos, and return to his rope posed for sale. These tents were three or four | Government, the monopolists grow desperate in- | ‘p, pisces Red, Whita, and Vellow Flann = C. Batten, A. Howell. D> {n Baltimore, yesterday afternoon, a ren- | times as numerous as one usually sees on such an deed. Captain Templeton leaves probably inthe | 19 do. Red and Brown Canton Flannel a more, y y 5 contre occurred between Mr. Fitzhugh, one of the | ¢°casion at the South. I may here mention that | next steamer for San Francisco, where he isto eee end Brown Cottons, Ki A Bhry: Omnibuees will leave 7th Soret eet pe avenue Pecihe iki me is, Cassimeres, & Pro m ve 4 7 ifle side agency—not C. ¥ , and Pan! | the native servitors about the hotels ia Vermon’, hold the company’s Pac c rare Set poem SNe nea his arm | while they are the hancliest, quickest, and most | K. Garrison, as alleged to frighten Nicaragua. and hand three shots from the pistol of the former. | intelligent persons as a class 1 ever saw so en- ——e-- — BLA SPRINGD “is the 2d ty MONDAY Sth aug nob i tween 9th and 10th Louis F. Perry....... Tuo. L. Darna. lars in fritnre advartiaament. : iNet. levy since tae EW CARPET STORE. OTILE 10 THE : Pioyed, by no means wear tbe air of servants; ad-| Wortay oF Imitation tal N CARPETS, CURTAINS, vE TO The affair originated from the nay of an bs bee aul wilh the ttastp of equality impressed | Quartermaster General of the Army received OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, &. &e. = N° 9 Ale a eee on their bearing. 1 pinay, apicnd teh lh Pot sara quitersnadnd Nifedipine picangtt mgt fii eh ne pT ya : ey aS EF Blondin, ow Wednesday, crossed the Ni- | My course froin Wells River lay for the int ten | 81m of SII from “D. R.”* of Texas, which he) fra {g.ence ouLine now ides of anlling all goods pL oem Le cave she will tri agara river on his rope, personating a slave, with ip for t : 1 season on MONDAY next. Shew miles down the New Hampshire bank of the Con- | #t#ted_ was overpaid him through mistake in Srecees oa ning to the oerpst tena ead bone by | Setwmemereh, ad ites’ G SXCURBION on day manacies: and! sabsequently with 3 cook-stove, | necticut, at an elevation of perhaps a hundred feet | “50-51, by an officer of the Quartermaster’s De- | oi Eov an ection ya reat om nt trade, and | pirase, | Crane ; and Portsmouth, 1 with which, coer’ the uiadle of the siver, he | or more above that of jaguars road, on | partment. The amount has been credited to the | to merit the confidenos and pati 8 of the pi blie. | Ded, M WH Bhes treet. he cooked an omelette, which he lowered to the |i which I traveled from White river yesterday to | Treasury. F . ite ; steamer Maid of the Mist. He then gathered up | Wells River, and a mile or more back vf the Con- Arxaxsas Swamp Laxvs.—A patent (No.7) for ee oe (ie a =e pee a > ond 2} inpdings on ti ‘otomac. bts *‘ botel’’ and*went ashore Becticut’s immediate shore or bank. Iam thus | swamp and overflowed lands in the Batesville O’B® nt cae cass Mina, Michael wa or fa iaformation apply Seance: Coan Ou..— Tho meaufactire of coal coal oil or ker- | *forded an opportunity to see more of the uplands district of the State of Arkansas, enuring to that find ne- Do ‘Mart , ™ me Red te - et Comenne. osene is carried on very extensively all over the | New Hampshire than I saw of those of Ver- | state under the act of September 25th, 1850; has sort of aria, Zohn peat to, Bre country, and is said to be very profitable. The | Mont. Much of the land is sterile, though all at- | been transmitted by the Commissioner of Indian Goods. s n Ler G highest yield of oii from coal is sxid tobe 110 gal- | *™pted to be cultivated is well cultivated, in- | atrairs to the President of the United States for . F. PE * upper rooms “Porry Building,” aS 9 Fm nd reet. GPAND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION gz oO .4 = ey | deed. The construction of this railroad has } Bacon, : fe Ww, . WH'TE HOUSE PAVILION, ee ee rae oe Speas cous aie ese | a ceased sk ais iobe improved. that | “&™"™""*- —_-——_. Postoasn ven Sai Emmons, Richd Ro on MONDAY. Reaurs ise. Little off that the cost of manufacture makes it un- : : 5 - Ryans Sea Emin ! j M Winthela, Thoe 8 THOLIC BENEFICIAL TOTAL AB git from’ a ingle burner of coal | P*fre W2s in wilderness ; for stamp fences appear | Court-MartiaL ox Mason Cross.—) dies. Soap, TI ASSOC ION OF proatahle. The light foes Pi andles, | 8 €a¢b hand, and many fields are yet unstripped | has yet beew had in regard to the court-martial on Nails, Buckets, Broo be F eo CS we He DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Wma oe ae "| of their stumps. ‘The soil continues as sandy as | this gentleman, owing to the absence of the Sec- Ink, Pens. Pence fk MOND AR eames! Excursion o ti tas el : Loe on the immeniate banks of the river, and the rail- retary of War. planar stat cmer eer MOND Bue Thome: Collyer 1 {7 The Stale Central Conumittee of the Oppo- chartered for = ~~. 4 . sion. She will make two trips during the day. ition party in Virginia met at Richmond on Soran “Tall the Gos Hox. Jonx Arrieton, the Avsistant Secretary “p R ms a 33 % £ crggtare comforse has taken charre Wednesday last, and agreed upon the Mth of De-| We are now coursing up a little stream, at the ae ae left the city on a brief visit to the Thomas cember next as the best time, and the city of Rich- f head of which we are to cross over to the waters of ke = ——_ mond as the most suitable place, for holding a | the Merrimac. One can hardly comprehend how | Tux Waatuxr.—The following report of the State Convention, representing the Opposition in | 2 population can thriveas that of this region does, | weather for this morning is made from the Morse that State. This Convention is “preliminary toa | in such a country ; the good land for agriculture Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. National Convention intended to be held hereaf- | being not a tenth of the whole, the merely work- | ‘The time of observation is about 7 o'clock : ter, with the view sf collecting, and harmonizing, | able nota fourth of the whole, and the rest rock c. [> Alland much more for ang ap ee eee <————=S— | Henley, Th NOT aT cost, we tlre fempera. quoite, Frjctmes wit benefits of day pk the day’ jnsement. Hami Po, w ae —~ id Avevst 27, 1859. BUT LESS THAN COST! Sideey BOW: ‘th 4 ton MW iter u Tne Se. x uther 8 = ee hom ere not tempt and organizing the conservative Union sentiments | or petite mountains so precipitous as to defy any aed Bede N bs clear, warm. s STILL FoRaaER — voriow IN PRICES, vee paral pace 4 = i "s f thi try? attempt to use thei profitably. I see around me. elphia, Pa. -clear, pleasant. wit be dein on ii Mine subject: 4 oo a at times, rock faces of hille hundreds of feet high, | Baltimore, Md... a ae aud sioaretions in ony caer e ea te eee auton nile: “WM. JONES. P.M Promised on the otomne nnd Rivers of America® U} Greeley has been waited upon by the Typo- which look as though cleaved perpendicularly Nice caaet D.C -clear, wind NW. or ive days, and in the meantime we shail le i; ney eg. grapbicalaud Press Association of Great Salt Lake y ; +4 nothing wii be wanting to a ake it ror ex to base, by some magieal power, and | Petersbu: nm apex pase, by some mag’ po being aceepted, the Court-room of the Coun off o! MANTILLAS at 83, $4, d and the kind friends of the cause who will acoom as hates for oleh BOARDING. them. House was arranged for bis benefit in a style of id fr to Fanoy Straw and Nenpolitan BONNETS £2 B ——___ ee ____| Pay them. aihecsanen. QARD—Two comfortable ROOMS. (commu | two ladies toenjor eee ert TEEN ee ‘s ts and q i and $1.25, formerly sold at $2.50 and $3, ting,) with BOA ily. | '%G,Atics to enjoy the exeursion. Children free, Charcoal-burwing in huge farnaces, and lumber. | Wiington, ae Lad'en’ RAGLANS'and DUSTERS at 88 8 ggn be obtalned at 407 Iath street, boteten 6 acd | fhe bont wal ae Sega mee the great magnificence. Horace, on being introtimeed | ing ‘appear to te the only business other than | Charleston, -clear, 75, wind S PARASOLS at unhcatdcof prieese | rier Prices, 1-1" ‘7th street at 2 p.m. Se ney mate » long speceh tn whlch be | ratming followed here. ‘The charcoal is sent by ; lear, pleasant. they must be sold. Ortwo chtaTA OEM DotA DY AND ONE | sonar sr ter Will be maintained onthe boss dwelt mainly upon the typographical profession ‘ 2 Savannah -Clear, 79°, wind SE BONNET RIBBONS at half pri or two children, or two or three ladies ean be on the shore. sive by the Mor. | ‘it te Boston, a distance of more than a hundred ‘elear’ pleasant cose them out. | Acoommodated with BOARD ins email family ot mites of Arrangemens. He was received with great respect by or J and fifty miles. ‘That it will bear such long rail- umbus, clear, pleasant. Embroidered BANDS, F LOUNCINGS, No, 124 2d street, Georgetown. au 25-2t* John D. Clark, jas. MoGran, mons, and frequently cheered. "| Sand transportation proves bot it high price at | Monigomery. A ? pleasant. EDGINGS, COLLARS. SLEEVES. Ba. BoszbiNg ors, BOWIE, 470. im street, | Fk wi bones Boston and the extremely-low freights charged on | Prairie Bluff, Ala.. All other Goods in our line at 5 ure, leery 4 cast side, aoanat Thos i {(D” Mr. George Brown, an eminent citizen of aneskan al 4 Teasor able ROOMS for rent, 8u 24-Im ‘5 > right Baltimore, died at his country residence near that ee milan Led this country. All the buildings I Frederick, Md. eon ree dice plomeaat For there Bargetns caltat a oa EV lL. PLRSO;} CAN BE ACCON- os sa - city on Friday morning in the seventy-thind year | NA¥€ en in New Hampshire tell that ere the gon. | Etederick, Ma. oral someon MAX WEIS, 328 Pa, SO incista wits BORD CAN BE ACCOM (PAE WELLS AND MocOMAD ABSOCIA. <auie on Friday m, Mr. James | *uction of this road this particular region was | Gusmberland, celoudy, cool T.VINCENT’S SCHOOLS OPE, Sh cinelhn aiabene ee T ON will give'thers tm ger Swan, a his residence on the Reisternown rosa | Virtually @ sealed book—all of them Melexieul- | Gestion Va crt Lipa Slopdy wanes tener = ose aba « DAY, Sop tithe ress e OM 7 - 7 4 wer connec! wi _" “yey ae 5 5 in the sfxty-eighth year of his age. He was the fst her ore np aeons ee powers Hy ana a ae rr Thee edict eae ieRoat scnools in the city. | PY ELAWARE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE- Heutare in future advertisement, au 25-005t* successor of Mr. Brown in the presidency of the - Sr ee ee: Pisa b Harmer, 0. .cloudy, cool. tind ~s <pnen Sutttcee, ~ : NION. r Sferchant’s Bank, which position he held for many | 28 their different crops usually in juxtaposition | Murietes, id P pevriodg Bs Setoti mens Lee sewn Be fetcrerion bs & CO., Maxacens, U oy dat Wovne Wx Br Wirnovr Ir. years, and. like his predecessor, was highly es. | Without them, as that is done in Europe ; and, as | Cincinuati, seloudy; cool. hook, source of large tevenas to tie At ‘The Consolidated Lotteries of Delawnre are | toute, UNIV gS snot reepectfully savounce teemed by the community. i & consequence, soil-feeding their stock for the Bocety astral Sota s earn at 7a.in i aad only ki drawn daily at Wilmington, Del., at 15 minutes be- | the merous friends and é most part m0 jure,) 29. IT Thermometer, at 7 a. m., 6° Rosary oF « Cutrcu.—S: fore p.m. All drawinge under the wugeriateudorce | give SToR ND Fic Nie lary’s (Catholic) | The dining arrangements at Plymouth, on the aileom- | Of Lottery Commissioners appointed by the State, | at AR SPRINGS ox MONDAY 8 wi Aug. ty. All t PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN. * €huteb. In Norfolk, was robbed and shamefully | bead waters of the Merrimac, embrace a model for me lw ae b pledce themselves that no pains or ex- @esecrated on Tuesday nizht. ‘The thief took off | t©s+ of any railroad | ever traveled. A fine hotel of ight, and rt Claes 1 ONDAY.. ope be spared to make this the Pio Nie of the the large gilt erneifix, and committed sandry | '$ buiit on the side hill extending over the plat- ST. PA’ ate oan shamefal depredations within the consecrated | frm, with a dining-hall adjoining the platforin : he Capitol and -F .CHURCH the k . ped and Pa. avenue. for thence, allo ok Wi splendid stricture. “The robtier eos- | od on Ht level, tm ven fortabty nd eatanndted | MORNING, ae) o'clock, neidere i do. _ 125) | Fon of those who may honor ui cealed bimself while the charch was open for ser- | Passengers can be comfortably and satisfactorily | - THERE V LL BEN N | S School in w. ‘Tickets FIFTY ¢ vice, and took away the plunder in the stiliness of | dined or breakfusted half a dozen times a day_| (> ju Geran Reformed Chure cor, | brane earnest ver hi hoo! "| and lation ENTS. ofnithag 0 geatiomen he. Everything about the table and the meal itself “MORROW, (Sunday. ) re uthoriz: ir TUESDA ust 30, Withers’ Band has been engaged. theatght. Aman named Dee. said to be a stranger y = to epen the church without permissi Class 110—75 number: ret ballots. Committer fm the city. has been arrested op the charge of hav. | Was 28 excellent and cleanly at at Union Hall, | 37 4pe%.the the dese av the nine: Capitals. M. Mareeron, “eo ing committed the theft aud sacrilege. Saratoga, the waiters being Yankee girls who. [gr THE JUVENILE MISSIONARY 80 | School, yet under adistinct management, and hav. | 1 prize of. enna) [pra Fat panon, i “a ioe = oS: cs when so employed, seem to be able to do twice ciety of the t Prosbyterian Char. ing own rooms. It hog ent —_ — 10 do. . - ne 120 iar G hompson, oa ni urners’ Association of the | as much as male waiters, being so much more a incoting in the lecture room A fthels TronaRe Tickets $5, halves $2.50, quactors 81.25. Ualted! States will commence its annual celebra- | handy. ‘This Plymouth railroad station-horel | cht" TOMORROW AT RRNOUN of the school, in aid of the orphans, reoeived during WebNeaniy 4 tion te Baltimore, this (Saturday) evening. The | spems to be as much a summer pleasure resort for |” Be ewdenct the Pen: 1te_ | Frontthe provid tothe eer cone enereus response Claas Tii—7 numbers, iad allots. — ompan an of — Societies was organized in the year | families as the Relay House on the Baltimore and SUNS OF Mal. ae Prompt attaud oe at grlendid t me expect that t ae ti rc tals. their steamer” Faw . ~4 eae JSSI, and the number at present in existence is | Washington road used to be. { should like to | © RON Tay clcoks is t-quired 0} ; K, affer the public of W and vi 8 Fs : ty EVENING! t should prove a guarantees of continued | 4° de "ayo | & ; appara Forage thington and vic:nity an 23- sil of which belung to the-Association. These | sinuggle mine host Burnham, (the name on the attend aly ped het ps ction for continued patronare. One ‘ward : a ie toman to GLY MOR Band aCe SE fate Societies, yy the regulation of the parent Associa: | sign,) into our.own region at some siinilar estate brig ° Br orsct atthe Loon) | dhe sgaas of taeorpeane ee weare aun ones a daily) during the hot weet a joss Nave certain duties to discharge, which are | tislment here, by way of waking up the Sonth. | (2 at AND COMMANDER. LUE STONE a ie a be tnemed oe eee Bir ceck for hye aril fnewmbent upon them so lony as they remain in ern ra lroad inanagers to a due comprehension of | ~~ RALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY. th, FOUNDATIONS Cen One — tember 1. Privilege of remain: there all maght and returning connection therewith, yet they are managed in | the better economy of paying more attention than OF bettcen and fH surest — Fresh eakes STONE raigned one — BUILDING sCapital oe with privilege of rae Crock, attwo dollars, (82) . rts ace ' , ‘ ry . D. i ol Other respects a dee ant Tues. ens | iw usually patd. here to the comfort amd gratia. | PARR WOOL AM PICK CREAM ad Enter | ©. Murdock, Kage scat the ites Bete mD- He ls 25,00 | I prize of ........ ‘The ‘angler oan oujoy. Boe spare te ck fame *& covrpore sana (a healthy mind in a healthy | tion of passengers in the matter of feeding them, | tainnents at $1 por ition Families ied at | Gomac, so lone favorably known, kei by «& ey "ko 7? 2 | line atenther of theabeve pisces, white perch body.) is the watchword of the Turners, and they | Brom Plymouth we coursed down Baker's river aes FRG WEDDING ete eee pb ote? ene eee Tickets 85, halves $2'5), quartors $1.25. dod # aleo, attach high importance to physical education in | to the village of Meredith, at the junction of | CHARLOTTE, ¥ i885 NC MANGE and | Large and amall TRUCK STON E for heavy foun- i gonnection with mental improvement. They ; mage FRIDAY. ember dations, Class 113-72 number: ion Weddings; | Lareeand mall WHEELING STONE for walle Long Pond with Lake Winnepiseogee, through ZELLL of have schools of learning and schools of gymnat | a more faithful and longer settled country, with | payt 3 leave foot of 6th rtreet at 6% . m.and 6% furnished at froin [18 inches to $ {eet in thickness. ann - FRetorn) + 23% p.m. and F ties, and every year. on the occasion of the festi- | the cultivable spots larger and more nisnerotis sia eget Nation and on the most reasonable forme FOOTINGS of ail dimensions, suited for brick “4 |e" aon: wis sy format ive inquire atthe C A vals, premiums are distributed to the best schol- | than before. Everything indicates that its inhab- prea chic ni Eva SoH eR F eT Finer i NG for street crossings, walke,&e, ke. —_ : & Hotel. GEO. E MATTINGLY ars, as well as tothe most skilful in gymmasti t! i = = 2 ei Silsb Co. des red, BUULD 7 2 Ticket A; ac 5 . = 0 ry gy ie rab ag more means than their neighbors I have c UPON BOND Ort F; SYASHING FOUN THONSinany partol th ecilerof Wash 5, halves $2.59, quarters sent Potomac Steamboat Company. = : esi ab oinvestinant, being in suma of ive h Par eOr Aieeaees OR. EP. Soe SATURDAY. Tus Rors-Watxisc Masxia.—The Bu From Meredith:‘where a lake steamer added red ~ ng ne Of ive hun, A Septem ber 3. re a ‘ench, redoomnab.c January 2, 1962, : GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOFTERY OF Courier, in deseribing the perf ree her passengers to the train’s former complement, bearing interest at rate of six par anni gee pion Spone folivered at any uaeionttty pe rap pte] DELAWARE-Clags 1. Gis eat pongo pe bomthes ne ee ca oe we struck the head of Lake Winnepiseogee, | 8nd are for sale by RIGGS & CO. an9’| onan; Heationte a SILSBY & co i 5 prizes of, $2,000 4 5 2 e \7==ICE CREAM AND WATER 1c ra| au% im ridge at., Georgetown, D.C. y j Tope, states that some se. ioicest Sunday night down which we are now coursing. From the car | ( ICE CREAM Any. WATER, ICES i do. é oe de Moos AEE TORE oF bs Notice THO: . mre o Moune yas coL. [ig ‘Will ranceg. io. Es Pca s ad to. ‘aire, Pi otels OKE! ~ : IDAYS, fon me ae ee window we have views of it which will amply | Prppyerved at onstiolfer i i Cc ~ oars a é . aon ek cat ninetecn ropes used as guys to the cable on repay one for 2 trip from Washington to enjoy CAKES made every Cay, ipemy nl y rast Th 1 cont: ale econ icke yaarters : the Canada side. - During the day, on Sonda, CAKES ‘made ary "pr acl axon to aussie rector ia y ¥+ | them. On the left it is overlooked by towering | the city. WEDDING CAK le very pratty | fuel exoe's ing y heretofore scld in Ween, fire was discovered in the brush on the Yank un. | tem. On jong the bases of which its arma | S24Yer" cheng. P siigular attention, paid to far ington, belug esrhonized from tupr rior dry, fresh SUSSEX CO: % = am ses cl rms— | nishing avery Fane. oe Crean to | Coal, free from slate and other sili bstances. Sees ¥ put out." The | the Sinuosities ef its shores—seem to wind. The | Private fies ivonly seven cente pec bas intention was probably to burn the ropes. Faile ing in this, the knife was resorted to. The guys, of course, dropj into the river. but were imme- lake—39 miles long and 10 or 12 wide—contains 365 islands, some of them little sugar-loaf mour. ual to Anthracits Coal at abo XDELPHIA c nutes and F sts. __ au l8-Im* | Delay in procuring at once a fa'l and inter 4 TICKE’ cents per quart. At the PHIL i i NEBCHIONER Sonne inh | Abie pupenen naked only nae about’ £3 per'wp. Ao Ses eat — = f Coke imay compel consumers to purchase MON DAY, Augu t 29, diately replace tains. rising two or three hundred feet above the P'4Nos FOR RENT CHEAP AT ferior art ie, & pty at taeedles of the Gas Class 133-78 numbers, 12 drawn ballote, The stove which Blondin tock with him in| water’s surface, and all of them exceedingly pic- — ELLIS'S, ok a. == > which to cook his omelet, weivked 56 pou Re was dressed as a French cook, with white i Jacket and apron He walked along S ege smertly until he bad Capitals 8 o’olook &. m. and 5 p. - 95,1 | 3Ptigce.af. 1,000) 5° _ di " i hms at ee 3 " we, ges of Prof. W ebar and coment tke is atablishment every Saturdae cet mUaie wt also keeps constantly turesque. Two miniature steamboats ply the lake rom §. at this season, for the accommodation of numerous per month. OnaN PF. ELLI INTELLIGENCE OFF] visitors who flock to the various summer retreats | _ 827 396 Ba, av..hat sth and ih ats, PEESUACES OF OFEIOE: J. F, BROWN, Se Bony Charge. 494 E_eventy Srreer JPUESDA Y, August 9, ws cyee: Ea aT he crates of the rope when he paused and | on its banks—fumous houses in. New England MESS Young's SEMINARY, Several good SERVANTS wanted Fai Clase 1-25 number 12 drawn ballots open to his <usto tid down pie Dp anciug pole. | He next sat down | Lake trout, lake silmon, pickerel, and otter game | ~The duties of this woh na Aa ees a. | country punctealiy coppice Hotel 85:00 || prizes of. @1ee0 | ___ ror. Py matinee kann Poh A oid find | #82, are taken in this lake by the sportsmen from | lish and French, will te sedan on M a eaebarie LEONARD, Proprietor, - ete ee is -MIWY MAN, Fol over the rope to the other side, and sat down, | Be cities. From Lake Village, the view across | 5th of September. SE ith st, bet. the Avenue and Est. ” ‘Tickets #1. Has the h The Wizzara and Ventrilequist, the American shore.” The wind was blow | the lake forme ® pictare af mountain, island and | FBROOKVILLE SNE eeabiry Coolie? Wak é WEDNESDAY. A. asthe honor to announoe to the Poople that he In asecond or two adense sinoke was seen to issue . ‘ecelved, per the | The fall session will on Monday, Sep- te Ts s .. On MONDAY NIGHT, at 7 o clock from the tove-pipe, and deafeni s steamer Lady of the Lake, an addition of quite one tember 5th. . } 2 gan ¥ 4 at Ty o'clock, ng yells arose on 3 ; . h- . - 8 0. tee 200 aD Every Evrxixe Dexixe 3 3 nmencvd to prepare | hundred passengers o our train's previous comple- | goreas arsadreaany Geena N He Bett and 6 eee Also, WEDN SDAY oa aE % poy four and water into a | ment... WD. Wa. | id ate TERNOONS way ue RAY “ 2 a ay z Tux * Barcain, INtRIGcE, axD Cornuprioy.” _ end children. Tea RHts Pay SOLD,» nf Men as nas thn TF For full de taiis soe hand bills. N_stroets, Island, existing we rT = The. Mass onniiae’, re ‘The Philadelphia Press denies the truth of ou, Gi Koxuten, to T. M. Cohn. All <6 FpN eT ROLiIC'— GAVETY !— LAUGHT, g from the charge. recently made, that a bargain has been | $y }UCSTETTER ; 4 IRTH !—and AMUSEMENT, in ab 4 in a minute of two the omelet wae baked ane entered inte on behalf of Mr. Sherman, on the Bignent tier & Conn, ‘ SOHN ROBY ES ye wari = Sup | aBez7st ——e peer ttap, turned Jt,and cauzht it inthe pan | one side, and of Mr. Joba W. Forney on the other Ms ROONKE si ee rie, Wn Wares fe, m= «& . On, PERSONAL. Two omelets were baked, and the iy | Secure the election of the former to the Speaker- Re 1 perem Fi plone at the atore. — nt " a to the steamer Maid of the’ Mist, wh ee x. | SIP By the aid of the Dongias members of the | "7, duties of ig Jactttutle eee Agcoansbtbeniene ps ean a $250 REMAP VG Broke jail. on Sunday oned distance House from Penusylvania, New Jersey; and New » the her nga! ane r J... McGUIRE & CO. “ eee my ENJAMIN ee enn a piv omer. e ~ York, and then to seeure the election of Mr: Po C: Intel.& Cons. netioneers, 4 4 fon Bpe: ; " i pan containing the ney io the Gierkahip by the volea of the Repus: | of wate Pnowe o |. @ REALTY. ——— age 600 | gh tid AITHEY was committed to Ja‘l an the dle meno? string, and there lican party of the ae ing that no conver. | 2 Dir . O20 27-S, A’ ve Laat pugnerey. tn ickets Z ek oe at ie tp beings Ueorees AmrOnK the pabsenigers to obtalty speciniens yj alleging : wollfN S82 Sencach en x, , Mant a St. Blondin faving’ fed the hungry crowd on | Sitlon or written communication whatever has Le BONPOR FER TIRR IT EERN —— Q)| insollingdestrnble DE ‘chemper that any pay ES Pu Pos Mo atean. put out the lamp, pack od up his iit, Potween Mesers. Sherman and Forneysluce p All the word and the rest ot mat Winey | He has aver ercbert in the sity 135 ; = ee cla — the rope and f tiie e Hered peerree 9 bile that may possibly be true, there ean | #1at , A , = Up to th dently had tard work to repein ble seed wise be no doubt that perfect ynderstanding huts been arirte ie in ine. en tp et ‘Bis back and balancing p de ty hisbands. between them—the go-betweens being | !3 large or i NTS, pa attempts to up, and faally Parties unknown to us—to secure the results named E ePiece: g: LN - ecrose safely, above. trad oles ‘Sat Hoek a at ‘ pox il orde: ifcat he was ean =e - — oe bee of Se epwreeen eg se OR Pata, Bem. migeh lower sy eee — rilaat (hs mo r See =} w Sats on the lith His next erhibition will tuke Ad of Mesars. Sherman aud Forney de not, of course, CANAL. Pe ine steamer Jas. b will name the seatas = pees 5 o'clock ip the e cross and recross the chasm oa his rope. 25 he) f ra =- *» Cap’. Jerome, will arrive at Ginearoay far cl : surrounded Bengal grounds on both sides of on ee minke fin Georg: t wa on Monday Proade st os soon ae per drone He isa yovth, dom, aed CADBENTS £00. siguiente nated with locomotive ir sed ~ I DER VINEGAR, i 4 inant ve lam ae ; tral and Great Wester Raliray Companies °” 1 j geet ar ee 0. s ¢ °o ¢ ATIONAL GUARD PIC NIC AT COLUM GEO. ste LLEN, Pa. aver MR Bu post ensure to the members of the association leasures of aii BalriakieaJ iT? sent, strict and decorum shai! and will be Wi of the — $$