Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1860, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and lth st., BY W. D. WALLACH. Papers served in packages by carriers st $4 8 year, or S? cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $3.5) a year, in advance; $2 for six month*; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at therate of 12ceutsa week. Single copies, ONE CENT; in pers, TWO CENTS. {[7" Avvertisemants should be sent to the office betore 12 o’olook m ; otherwise they may notappear until the nextday. WATERING PLACE CORRESPONDENCE. Warte Sucracr Sprixes, ) Greenbrier Co., Va., June 22, 1860. Dear Star -—The conclusion of No. 1 jeft me high on the top wave of an inspiration about mountain scenery, and among the glo- rious peaks of the Blue Ridge. Indulge me now in a digression to remark— here in the centre of this great State—this venerable and honored mother of Presidents and statesmen; of Washington, ot Jefferson, Madison, Henry. and Lee—that unlike most Northern writers who journey into this splen- did bat slandered not deem it incumbent on me to relieve my mind of any special elaborate opinions and disquisitions upon the question of slavery. jough born and reared in a New England State, I have never, since I began to read his- tory or polities, been particularly exercised, nor made myself unhappy in this regard. But T have endeavored to look at the subject from # philosophical, rational stand-point; and I have discovered, what all who are not struck with judicial blindness may see, that some manifest, unmistakable system of slavery, bondage, vassalage, or peonage, pervades all ancient Biblical history. eye down over the buried centuries, have cerned similar systems and institutions in all ages, from the gray dawn of the Creation to the present era. And my mind has long since anchored — the irresistible, immovable conclusion slavery—of subservience of one portion of the human race to another—form a part of the creat woof of God’s economy. And that when- ever this great system shall be changed or pass away, it will be by His agency and deeree, od not at the dictum, or as a result of the efforts uch political reeusants and lofty.tumb’e s as the Republican Viee Presidential nominee. The transit of the Blue Ridge is by three aceessive tunnels, the last a stupendous work, even-eighths of a mile throuzh solid rock, and emerging gladly from the drear passage. we descend the western slopes, and obtain views of the great Allegany tier of mountains, between which and the noble range from whose wiamantine embrace we have just escaped, lies spread out before our admiring gaze the Valley of Virginia The course is now through thousands, tens, hundreds of thousands acres of excellent land interspersed, though less frequently than the eastern sides, with farm-houses and villages. The route from the fine town of Staunton, eixty miles onward to Jackson river, among spurs of the Alleganies, whose heavil timbered sides have yet to find profitable de- velopment in the use of the immense masses ef wood for futare lvcomotives, and in new markets for lumber when the iron track finds its farthest terminus at the Ohio river. From Jackson gjver forward the road is partly graded, but State enterprise is pro- verbially slow, and it is predicted that twelve may elapse ere the ery of the brazen 1 resound through these secluded nd awaken his shrill echocs among vallies, these beautiful mountains. The route is now along the wild and rough banks of the James river, whose rocky bed is boiling and foaming with the mad rush of its turbid mountain waters. For the majestic storm clouds which shadowed our pathway scross the Blue Ridge. now scattering their treasures of rain and hail far away over the great plains hundreds of feet below, and anon wheeling in their course, Sweeping up mountain sides, and dashing their cry: drops, the Hed evanescent and fleeting as the morning mist, in pattering showers upon our moving reofs and windows—did not pass over the pres- ent line of travel without disbursing liberally from their surcharged reservoirs. Halting at the “Dry Creek House’’—we opine that the name is suggestive of the ab- sence, during the summer solstice of those tumultuous mountain torrents in the channel of the adjacent stream—certainly not of any lack of thirst assuaging liquids, judging from the array of licen: bottles upon the counter, and the activity of the young Creole behind it. But please to consider your correspondent srrived at the White Sulphur. The visitor to se celebrated springs is impressed with the grandeur of the primeval forests. The moun- tain, short mile tothe east, and so finely shaped, is densely covered with the kingly monarch—oak—reigning in regal splendor, and with almost undisputed sway, and gor- geous in his summer robes of brightest green. And here we note a feature in forest scenery we have never witnessed elsewhere; nor do I remember ever to have seen it in print Stripes or veins of black, some running hori- zontaliy, and others in an oblique direction. from base to apex, woven into the beautiful web of nature by an Almighty hand—are con- spicuous along the entire length of this d: ¢ ick- ed and strayed member of the great range This remarkable, but lovely appearance, dark lines or channels of an otherwise wn- varying foliage of green oaks, is caused by ridges or swells upon the face of the mountain en which the growth is the ‘cloud-seeking pine’’—though here the tree is less towering in its ambition; and the picture is indescrib- ably beautiful. But it is such a weird group- ing of forest drapery of opposite colors that You need the touches of a master hand to en- able your mind to form an adequate concep tion of this strange, but charming view ELLIAMED ete Noste Sextiwents —This is an agreeable world after all. If we would only bring our- selves to look at the subjects that surround us in their true light, we should see beauty whe e we beheld deformity, aad listen to harmony where we heard nothing but discord. To be eure, there is a great deal of vexation and unxfty to meet: we cannot sail on a summer coast forever; yet if we preserve a calm eye and steady hand we can so trim our sails and manage our helm, as to avoid the quicksands, and weather the storms that threaten ship- wreck. We are members of one great family; we are traveling the same road, and shall ar- Five at the same goal. air, are subject to the same beauty, and shall lie down upon the bosom of our common moth- er. [tis unbecoming then that brother should hate brother; it is not proper that friend should deceive friend; itis not sy that neighbor should deceive neighbor. e pity that man whocan harbor enmity against his fellow; he loses half the enjoyment of life; he embitters his ownexistence. “Let us tear from your eyes the colored medium that invests every object with the green hue of jeal. and suspicion; turn a deaf ear to scandal; breathe a spirit of charity from your hearts: let the rich i of human kindness swell up as a fountain. so that the Pe age’’ will become no fiction, and the islands of the blessed bloom in more than «Hyperion beauty.”’ RexewAt or THe Strikes or ENGuisa Opg- natives.—The London papers state that the building operatives are preparing for a renewal of the nine hours’ movement,’ entertained that a general stri! is at hand. The operatives have addressed a memorial to ion of master-builders, in which they state that their agitation will not cease conceded the until the “nine hours boon”’ has been In this memorial they say the builders’ hours of toil “‘are at least the clerk's and the warehouseman’s, tanee between his home and his place of work is im general longer, his right to mental im- provement as sacred, his needs greater and the elai f » family te his persona! superin- perl! obvi: masters rtion of our Union, I do And iets tea the at positive. palpable systems of Wendell Phillips and Lloyd Garrison, nor of We breathe the same fears are tive ual to dis- + . Ay MRS. WINSLOW, provbata te tno pieeaion tae SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Teething, clan, Oxto tHe Wise, Aperil the 17, & 60.—It is with no ordinary feelings of Shagrin and in dignashun that I rite you these here lines. Sum of the hiest and most purest feelins which Whieh greatly facilitates the process of teething, by sefien- sctooate the humin hart has been trampt onto. Pia cad crease ee all infammation—will allay aLt e Amerycan flag has been outrajed. I’ve ; bin nussina rene my Boozum. The fax in SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest te yourselves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS Wie bave put ap and sold thie article for ov CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of te, the kase is this here: A few weeks ago I left Baldinsvill to go to Y., for to git out my flamin yaller hanbills for the summer kampane & as I was peroosin a noosepaper on the kars, a middel aged man in spectertate kum and sot down onto me. He was drest in black close, and was appeerently as fine a man as ever was. a CURB, did we know satisfaction by any. trary, allare “A fine da, Sur,” he did unto me strateway sa. ‘“Midelin,”’ sez I, not wishin to kommit myself, tho he peered to be as fine a man as there was in the wurld—‘it’s a middlin fine day, Square,” I observed. Sez he, ‘(How fares the Ship of State in your regine of kedentry?”” speak in terms of ite magical edects and medical WHat WE DO Om CLARE. In salmon ing from pain and exhaustion, rel or iwenty minutes after the syra) : f tion ie "1 Sea, “We don’t have eny in our State— | moet BIPERIENCED sad eRILPCL eee the knawis is our best holt.’’ He pawst a minit | land, endhas been used with SRYER and then sed, ‘Air you aware, Sur, that the THOUSANDS OF CASES. krisis is with us?” “No,” sez I, getin up and elieves the child from pain, but i be lookin under the seet, *‘whare is she?” “It’s * Som. ih wil aieen akan hear—it’s everywheres,”’ he sed. IN THE BowRiLs and Winp Coxic, Sez J, “Why how yu tawk'” and T got up & lookt all round. ‘‘I must sa, my fren,’’ I con- tinered, as I rezoomed my seet, ‘that I can’t see nothing of no krisis myself.”’ I felt sam- what alarmed. & arose & ina stentowrin voice observed that if any lady or gentleman in that there kar had a krisis concealed about their jens, which, if not Uiptedity remedied FOR lieve ft BEst Aol CHILDREN arieas fam testhing | See ENG. | Dene cause. We would say to every mother who bas a child suf fering from any of the foregoing complaints—Do NOT LET rDr YOUR PREJ persons they'd better projuce it at onct or suf- Periehised fer konsekences. Several individuals snikered medicin rite out, while a purty little damsel rite behind Sodea “t: me in a pige gown made the obsarvashun «He | CORT!S & bacarar ncaa Byl Si he.”’ “Sit down, my fren,”’ said the man in if FE ae Rate GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS OR HARPER'S FERRY—CHANGE OF DAYS.—On and atter July 2,186 the steamer ANTELOPE, Capt. Jw arrying the United States! xq Georgetown EVERY MO. ’ SSDAY and FRIDAY, at7a. m, and re- ty Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. N.B —The Antelope will run as before until the above date, Je 5-2m* do, black close, ‘yu miskomprehend me. I mean that the perlittercal ellermunts are orecast with black klouds, 4boden a friteful storm.” “Wall,” replide I, “in regard to perlitercal ellerfunts, [ don’t know as how but what tuey is as good as enny other kind of ornery set & unpleasant to have round. They are powerful heavy eaters, & take up a rite small chans of room & besides they are as ugly and revenje- ful as a Cusscaraarus [njan with 13 inches of corn whisky in his stummick.”” The man in black close seemed to be as fine aman as ever was in the world. He smilt & sed praps I was rite, tho it was ellermunts in- DA KIVED, (assorted,) HERRING a ALEWIVES, stid of ellerfunts that he was alluding to, & 2 und POR ESINED SUGARS, axed me what was my princirpuls. «I haint % thes bok re Rte ffes' i got enny,”’ sed I—* not aprincerpul. Ime in 2 boxes p ime Eastarn CHEESE: the show bisnis."’ The man in biack close, I] Fer sale low hy JOR enoeue will hear obsarve, seemed to be as fine a man} 2% ENG ROWEAIRE c oe aD = as ever was in the wurld. “ But,’’ sez he, GENCY FOR FAIRBANK: P “you hev feelings into you. Yu cimpathize bp daeed dled The undersizned have b: the sale of the above celsbri PLATFORM and COUNTE: with the misfortunitt, the lowly & the hart- sick. don’t you’’’ He bust into teers & axed me ef I saw that yung lady in the seet out yon- der. pintin to as slick a gal as [ever seed. Sed I,+-2 be sure I see her—is she much sick ’ The man in black close was apeerently as fine aman as ever wos in the world ennywhares. “Draw close to me,’ sed the man in black close. ‘+ Let me get my mowth ferenenst yure ear. Hush—shes a Octoroon!”’ “No!” sez I, gitting up in an excited manner— yu dont so? How long hasshe been in that way ?”” 6. SCALE: . fur! supply constantly on hand and for sale at loweat rates. HAY and COAL. SCALES erected in any part of the Distriet or adjoining counties. Il Seales are warranted durable, acourate, and to give satisfaction BUSEY & BARNARD, Dealers in Agricultural Implements, je 8.2m Bridge street 2 doora west of High. CRANPELL, OPTICIAN, No. 128 Bridze st., Georgetown, on hand a iarge assortment of ted, Has Sooetanty Frenoh Near-sig " 1 j Periscopic, Col- “From her airliest infuncy,” said he. “Wall, cane ab ofhor SPECTACLE: , of #e . . rv . ., USstl i old. silv 08 | what upon sirth duz she duit for?” I inquired silver frames. ok Old ppt, Wesaired ona “She can’t help it,’’ sed the man in black close—“ it’s the brand of Kane.’ “© Wall, shede better stop drinkin Kane's brandy,” I replide. ‘I sed the brand of Kane was upon her—not brandy, my fren. Yu air obtoose.’ I was considerbul riled atthis. Sed I, “My entle Sur, Ime a nonresistanter as a gineral fhing & don’t want to git up no rows with no- body, but I kin nevertheless hed that calls me a obtoose,”’ with which re- marks [ kommenced fur to pull orf my extra germints. ‘Cum on,” sez I—‘Time! hears a eniki Boy for ye'’’ & danced around like a poppit. He riz upin his seat and axed my pardon—sed it was all a mistake—that I wasa good man, etsettary, & sow 4th, & we fixed it allup pleasant. I must say that the man in black close seemed to be as fine a man as ever lived in the world. He sed a Uctoroon was the 8th of a negrow. He likewise statid that the female he was travellin with was formurly a slave in Mississippy; that she purchist her freedow, & now wanted to purchiss the free- dom of her muther, who (the man in black close observed) was between 47 years of age, & had to do all the cookin & washin for 25 hired men, whitch was rapidly breaking down her constitution. He said he knowd the minit he ROW £.Assos sot In them to order. jor F, BIRCH, UNDERTAKER, Cor. Bridge and Jefferson ets., Georgetown. Having given 1 ersonal attention to this branch of = business, 1am prepared to attend to all oails with promptness Persons from a distan Dlint at a Saw mm assortinent of COFFINS always on hand. Particular attention paid to the removal! of the dead from the oid to the new burial grounds. Hoearses and Horses for hire. 8p 10-6m SSEY, COLLINS & ’S PHILADEL- HIA DRAUGHT ALE.— We ars constautly receiving fresh supplies of the above delightful bev- erage, Ard invite sil persons who want a pure un- adulterated Aie, to give ita trial. RNY & SHINN, Agents, fos 57 Green at.. Georgetown, no 18-ly kave in any man’s MEMBERS OF CONGRESS i -ND OTHERS Who are soon to return to their homes, and who would até tothe comtort and beauty of their are re<pectfully invited to oar warelionse. P 1 avenue, Market space, No. 4, third door east ita street, where they inay find a full and com asrortment Wilton Velvet Carpetings, from $1.25 to per yard, Snglish Brussels 110, do. at from 99 cts. al bel bee if hae Ibs. to the yard,) at 0, cents to gazed onto my classac & benevurlont fase that | Splendid real import Double i arabes ahs ide donote liberally, & axed me to go over and | Ajss, all- widths twilled a d Fo pe Venetian do., f hails and passages, 25 to 75 cents, Also, elegant wide Oileloths, for rooms, halls, pas- sages, steps, &c., which we cut out to order, Also, new style Cocoa and Canton Mattings, Kich and extensive variety of Velvet and Brussels nay and Druggets, in borders and by the yard, oor Mats ir grat ¥ Superior ard very ch Real Silicia table D: Table Cloths see her, whitch I accordingly did. I sot down beside her & sed, ‘‘Yure sarvant, marm! How du yer git along?” She burst into teers and sed, ‘‘0), sur, Ime so retched—Ime a poor unfortinit Octoroon.”” “SoLlarn. Yure rather more Roon than Octo, I take,” said I, for I never seed a oie’ gal in the hull en- doorin time of my life. She hadona More Antic Bask and a DS aes Nubier with Berage trimmins onto it, while her Ise and kerls was euuff tomake aman jump into a mill pond without biddin his relashuns good by. I pitied the Octoroon from the inmost recuases of my hart, & hawled out $50 ker slap, & told her to buy her ole muther as soon as_ rbul. Sez she, “Kine sur, much thanks.” 1} Linen Sheetings, sks. from 6-4 to 12 4 wide, Il sizes, 8-4 by 8-410 12-4 by 24-4, ‘owellings, Toilet Quilts, and other Toulet pre pleasing and great abundance, very cheap. * CURTAIN MATERIALS. Our stock of rich and appropriate materials for Curtains is not to be surpassed, in point of ele- ganse, variety, and reasouablendss of price, any where. We have— Elegant Satin Brocatels, which are nearly 2 yards wide, at from 62 cents to PS Damask and Satin Laines. from 9 cents te Extra rich Embroidered Tapestry, a new ‘tains, richer than brocatels, ‘Turkey Clo:hs, in embroidered patterns posse: She then laid her head onto my showlder & sed I was “old rats.’’ I was astonished to heer this observa- tion,which I knowd was never used in refined i i t the yard, at astonishingly low prices, society. & I perlitely but emfatyeally shored forbs iteted ana at Ati er : pl i ains, at from 1 cents to $3 per yard, Sez I, ‘‘Marm, Ime trooly sirprized.”” Sez i the « ornicer, Side Bands beng ifally repre- she, “Git out—yure the nicest old man I’ve uits, with rich Centre and onting flowers and seen yit. Give us another 50!’ Had a seleck = assortment of the most tremenjua thunderbolts decended down onto me, I coodn’t been more tuken aback. I jumpt up, but she ceased my coat tails, & in a wild voice cried, “No, Ile never desert you—let us fli together to a furrin shoor!”’ Sez I, ‘Not much we won’t,”’ and I mode ® powerful effort to get away from her. = “This is plade out,’ I sec, where upon she THEONLY PLACE jerkt me back into the seat.’ « my coat SUIT TRE TIM figs you scandalus female,’’ I roared, when she set ated * up the most unearthly yellin and hollerin yu HARVEY’S Fish and Oyster Ex- ever heerd. The passinjirs & the gentlemun!: Pretes prriving daily from the North and South with konductor rusht to the spot & I don’t think emits, LEMON: Side Cords, and Tassels and Gimps to match In consequences of the advanced stage of the xea- son. we have determined to run off any of the above goods at just about the first cost, and at prices warranted to be Jess than the same can bs had elae- where. All goods sold to go to a distanc? will be carefully for transportation and sent off free of extra 10teo CLAGETT & DODSON. MON, CODFIS: ever experiunsed such a rumpus in the whole AC! ERE SRBEPHEAD, course ef my natral dase. an in black BALigUE Boe Glas. SPOTS. close rusht up to me & sed, ‘How dare you in- BLACK Fisu, TAILORS, 2 sult my neece, yu “‘horbedded vagabone' Yu BLUE FISH, LOBSTERS. base exhibiter of low wax figgers! Yu woolf in HARD a R sheep's close.’ & sow 4th. ¢ Iwas konfoozed. I was a loonatic for the ED OYSTERS time bein and offered $5 reward to eny gentle- | theiradvantageto give me acall before going to mar- All persons will find it to ket, an! have every facility to sell lower than can mtn of good moral chararter who wood tell me be had in the city. what my name was & what town I lived into. The kond to me & sed the insulted | livered toany part ot the city fresol charmer? oe ¢ konductor came to me the insu! iver Any part o city FEO. arties would settle for $50, which I it-mejitly pe r—ssi E treet, between lt vey a wied out, and again implored somebuddy to | — _ state where I was poco & if Is be thare a grate while myself ef things went on as FAIRBANK’S SCALES! theyde bin goin for some time back. I then| The Standard Scales of the United States. axed if,there was enny more Octoroons present, “becaws.”’ sez I, ‘‘ef there is, let em cum along, Eure enaca eee HTS,” A for Ime in the Octoroon bisms.”” I then thru t Me wei i # FAiRBaANK’s ROADS IN tercles out of the winder, smasht my S. 4 Phat down over my Ise, larfed highster- Crs RACH Es ically & fell under my seet I la there some toieael fell asleep. “3 I drempt Mrs. Ward & ‘i iy GTR SCALES, twins had been carried orf by coreetties BA § Btn tiotole” seuaret oenaig ae Tt sakes tha Tinie je 16-80 Im soleagent, Sev st., near Canal. burnin dimly. Sum of the RE FOR WINTER. weve seorein Hike ye & the Jittle dam-| 267 PREPARE FOR ‘4 67 0 w pusses : j OF Sz Te cntagellOuron he | Bahar PRR LS Ea miserbul man in black close was gone, and all snd COOKING TOVE: promptly and at 1 of @ sudden it flashed ore my brane that Ide | ate prices. Send your 3 at V1 G's swindid. I bost of smart— (ns 4 been Bo more of bein wt (mo ie ieee Surfully yares. Arrexvs Warp. side Pa av. “WILLIAM eeeke _BEGS TO rishman who license » D. info 8 fri that he stn tibet ame inoneoft porte ey TT arbi Mantis, quite in England, being questionea the Board cf Speer style. Also Mi ye nes, Tal Amv ioe sate Ma mare) Stncnesee the Srast, onthe EIAs inca “Aloo, Evewn feces constant VAG : ? it’s there you are—sure an’ iv’ not much ° : of a theectar denna savds Sur to oe whisky? || 8 band. Plu Perey eetended to. r the largest of the fash | 7 oR SALESABAN ; eral \obabla Hotce ut Newport, was opened Yor the Fok, trad PANTS Soank Sao Ns ' season on Tuesday last. seen at jei9 tf , Ebening AUCTION SALES. Star. WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSDAY. JUNE 28, 1860 THE WEEKLY STAR This excellent Family agd N Jourasl ‘aiming ® greater variety of interesting aK than can be found in any other—is published on Ssterday morning. TERNs—Cash, invariably, in advance. Finsle copy, per annum... Ive copies o0 COpies .. Twenty copies... By subsoritnng in clubs raised among neighbors Fithout the interven‘ion of & mai! @ent.as will ba perosived 2) per cent. of The Weekly Star will be saved. It invariabiy contains the - Washington News” that hae The Star cirowate So generally throughout the country. ie sranoor peo r the teebe of the at the counter, REE . paper. Price— Foun 3378 N2. 2,297 SUMMER RESORTS. {[7~ Postmasters who act as agents will be al. lowed mmission of 2 cents, FOR SALE AND RENT. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ‘WO VERY SUPERIOR NORTHERN- Buin: aes AT. j eked n SATUR- WHITE SULPHUR [hos*, who | sppreciate CARLISLE ‘The favorite resort fot | FXOR SALE—Between 7 and ® acres of LAND. (part wood.) on the Pi Road, (7h at. )about 4 mules from Washington—a beautiful building aite, rand Soener Pure DAY MORNING, sth inst, at 10 o'clock, we will SPRINGS, Mountain Air, Fnvigors- | or well located fora market garden Apply No. wala font of the Auction Rooms, two very su-| CUMBERLAND Co,|{%; Bathe, Large and 3 Axenoy Block, cdrner Seventh and Pint Was a op Bi Bey Pennsylvania. & od Society and a FoR, BPAtS a eee sateent 5 q n part ic JSE Sux ri These Buggies a ry food order and made of the Accommopations FoR for cick” —— and F street north, one square rome the Patent and pest beret ET the oldest and best estab 300. OWENS) ‘cr ENDEN- cits Post Offices—being one of the finest — — thient le the city Itis arcane ‘erms: 30 and 60 days, for approved endorsed je TERMS LOW. M tiaisle torkante| a, a store aud quetlion: hae «bake over, attached. notes, bearing interest. : W1il suit a baker or confectioner. Possession given ze WALL & BARNARD, Ancts. WASHINGTON nthe lth inst. For terms, &e apply to GEO. J. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers CITY GARDEN. SEWFFERLE, at Jackson, Brother & Co 1593 USTER’S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE fon ck ieee eee eee nae —_ ee T — ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF SEVENTH Hae Tork goa, renee mi OR RE ie come fut recenti TREETS.—! virtue jecree of je Cir- i i I part SES. four rer - ouit Cou'tof the Distier of Columtis, passed in | ; 12 calling the attention of the publioto my grounds r four stories hig ol fro couse in whiok Phen. Smithson = Coane ustin an. epectiv are o AlnADtS, and John F. Callan and others are defernente ths w ned wil eli at public auction, to the high- sat iad HURSDAY, the 1th des of Ju ‘er, on T. dar of July, o’olock p. m., upon the pretmises, Lot No. 0. 456) in the city of Washington, CG; poating 3 feet 11 inches on E strest north, and 75 feet on Seventh street we This well-known ituated on the itreets, Opposite roperty ii northeast corner of Rand Seventh the tieneral Post Office, and is one of the ve y best busivess logations in the city of Washington. The improvements con: of trree three story houses on E etreet, incinding the drug store on the corner of Seventh, and a two-story uilding on Sey-nth street. The property wi | be seid cons I woul: 1e been made to make this ‘‘Retreat” more attractive every day. dens are open to the public tree of charge—a concert given by a selectband. Th danoe and proprietor will cheerfally sree for school or other out charge. For the amusement of children he has introduced & number of little games, never be! ait = caloulated at the same time to amuse the ( s. each. somely finished. and having all the modern improve- inents, such As water, gas. &c..in one of the ve finest locations in the city—on the corner of jp on tol grounds ing — Sind thi arr Ye t de- ire te ren imi ret low. Inquire o PW BROWN NG. felt OR RENT—That new and wel! arranged three- story BRICK HOUSE, No. 183, 0n G street between 19th &nd 20th sts., south side, now occupied by Mr, Bodisco, Russian Legation. _Poxs-ssjon given the istof June Inquire of Mr. SOUTHEY Attached is my Bottling Establishment, | SPARKER. next door east. C . les can be supplied with any gusty MOUNTS IMERY COUNTY ry a FOR . SA é or i. state that every arrancement ha» Mondays the Gar- ose desiring to enjoy the waltz wil find the saloon m complete to render pleasure to all. On other days the i ert the use of the ic Nio Pa:tios with: fore seen in this their resiaence, of that healthful drink, LA’ —We have for anie thres buc in separate r~ ° els, Rooording to the improvements, PS | BEER, upon short — Jn15 Sm_ | dred acres of Land lying Ly PS Terms of saie: One third of the purchase money ¢ *REEN SPRING cuct and one of the finest roads in the count! pase to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal in- | Gr PAVILION, ‘and the mort of it is cove: eh staiments, ip six aud twelve months from the day Near the Old Iron Foundry and only aelf a mile by he other Recon is oil of the first g of sale; the deferred payment! O DOAT luterest, an land the bi Sta. on Georattow ii ¥ = to be seoured by the ‘notes or bonds of the pavonn The ladies a5 Coenen ot Wenn y to BARNARD & BUCKEY, Anction ser or purchasers, with a surety or sureties to ba approved by the Trustees. Should the terms of @ not be complied with within six days after the day of sale, the Trusteos reserves the right to re sel! the property, at the risk and expense of the de faulting purchaser, ater five dat notice, All conveyances at ors of the purchaser. Georgetown are ri that this beautiful Branch, is now bh the reception of I ! There are numerous springs of the purest w and a constant shade throughout the day. Thee isalarge saloon for dancing, with dressing room etown.or WALL & DARNARD. Auc- tioncers, Washington FOR SALE—A great bargain, four acres of wel iuproved LAND, well suited for a market gar ter | den, with new dwelling house with four rooms and kitchen: well of fine water ia the yard; under pectfully informed lace, on the Fountry somely fitted up Nite Parties and other vr ete fe saloon i ao . os one xood fencing and will be sai aw er ong ced Gi. tached, an walks and seat roughou! ity property, and on moder jermes, A: AUSTIN SMITHL,{ Trustees | aitsched, and shady . at Hall's Cross Roads, two and n hall 1 jJell-6taw&ds J.C.Mo6UIRE & CO, Auos, Sohoo!s, Societies. Clabs and Social Parties can | Goorgetown, and in Alexandres county ‘Apply N ARSHAL’S SALE Su vireuo of two writs of | Obtain this delightful place tor Pic Nios without | to V, P. CORBETT. over Bank of Washington. fieri facias, issued from the Clerk’s office of the Ciroutt Court of the Distriot of Columbia, for ths county of Washington, and to me directed, I will expoae to publis aaie, for oash, in front. of the court house door of ssid county, 'on MONDAY, the 9th day of July nexg, 1860, at 12 o'clock m., the following property, to “wit: Al! defendant's right, title, claim and interest in and to Lot No. 1.in Square No. 618,1n the city of Washington, D ©, together with all and singular the improvements thereon, acized and levied. pn asthe property of Andrew Rothwell, and will be sold to satisty Ju- 8. 24 oad 215, to October term 1259, in ipa Ingman, Vv. SELDEN, {of Columbia, favor of U.S, Marshal for the District of jo 13 dta M ARSHAL SSALE. {YE facias issued from the Cierk’s office of the Cir- ouit Gourt of the District of Columbia, for the county of Washington, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for oash house door of said county,on MONDAY. day of July n=at, 1869 at 12 0’elock m_, the follawing described property. to wit: All defendant's right, ttle, claim and interest in and to Lot No. 5, in Square No. 585,in the city of Washington, D. C., 1a writ of fisrt charge for the grounds or pavilion by giving the Proprietor three days notice, ‘Mesls Sre served at all hours, and Refresh- ments furnished at city prices tion of gond order, ard no pains wil be spared to give cetisfaction to a!) visitors. _ie' 8 eotf ma 12-tf FOX, RENT—A small STORE, corner of sth ot. sad Penn. avenue, under tho Clarendon Hotel, suitable for r's saloon or store. information inqyjre at the Hotel. _ oar OR RENT—The FIRST FLOOR of the build- ed iatel: the west win Hai, recently vosupied by Chas. . Wal io°rs will atterd at all times for the preserva ad JOSEPH EHRMANNTROUT, Proprietor. — — City ai ssoveatiy hy sy TE SULPHUR SPRINGS, As An office. Aleo the front room m Gee ee a Uguseroiee bousrs, Va. , | soutned tes eet herein een Re This long established watering pisos wa: ed | terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH. 7 id for She reception of visitors on the 15th of Louisiana avenue. — _ 4 gi er. J Meny néw aod important arraacement SRRATORS, BER OMS cece here have been made since last season in tis Ta ple a ary TaGbed auvten ane ubudie at Gene iRbiichment, and no elforts will be spared to make Frges: in the most desirable looality in thie city na oan reach these Springs by the Orange | Ne wl Title’ Thies teen fee and and Alexandria Ralire ad from Washington: by the wrillide wall ae teekee carly application ome ti Virginia Central Ratiro rom Richmond; or by J the Vireinia ard ‘Teune mone Raijcoad freva, the | Yes street: betwoss &) etrest Gas EB. rs ote South aud Southwest v: synchburg and Char rl SALE. JEXEMIAH MORTON, President. a. The above pea J, HUMPHRE} \ will be Price made known Lpquis- General Sap tendent. jal2-dtJuly 15 0 56S. th together with all and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the proporty of M, SALT WATFR BATH! ARSH = in eaey terms. VF fH. W. HAMILTON & CO., N sifent, opposite Centre Market. Tike perfect. ALLS PAVILION. (Moore's Land- Jno, ioh ee be sold ~ satis: sero ing) wi'l be open for the reeeption of ps a ¢ » to May term 1x80, in favor or A.and | tu the 1sth of June. This delightful y Y A Bienes. or the Dieta ADEN. | sone ior those eeektng inenith ai plews EDUCATIONAL. . Marsha! for the District of Columbia. ure. is unexcelled by any place of the ki the | — Rol Jeisds | Betomae river “iia siioated about one hundred CONMEROIAL COLLEGE, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, Paes na A ral en, plemediataly. on Bay, | Onposite the Gencral Post Oiice, Washinetom City. WO-STORY AND ATTIC FRAME Hovse and fam: rv fine Oyrters, Soh bs; Bheephead, need AND LOT AT THE CORNER OF FOUR-AND A-HALE | and other F' aud easily accessible b. the ste: Armorian System of Pen: ship, Booxkeeping AND souTH G Sts, LsLaNp, aT AUCTION.—On | hoats lying between Washington, Baltimore Mereantiie Forms and Calculations, Business Co: THURSDAY, the 5th day of July, 1969 1 shall sell, Norfole The undersigned bas mace addici respondence, Bills of Exohang in front ot the premisne, at6 o'clock p. m., the fol owing named valuable property, vi Part Lot No. 10, in Square 2} 538, with the improvements, whica oon«ist of a goud two story and attic Frame House, containing about 3 rooms. This property is situated at the corner of Four and a-ha’fand south G streets. lmprovements in fis Bath Houses and many other improvements to the comfort aud enjoyment of his The Bathing cannot be surpassed. Splen- oats unsts, id Angling and free of charge. 9 viding a good Cotilion Band orin | urrent Bills, Commission Sales, Gran i. Arithmetic. A Preparatory Clase for Roys. 4L/” Ladies will be instructed in fine penman- ship. oome open from9s.m. to 10 p.m. For terms Spply atthe Rooms, ma 2¢-3m enty of Fishing and Sailing e has spared no 7 s ; aoa 5. 12.and 18 | 2hchotee Wines. Liquc nSegare And for those WM.W_YOUNG & CO. ‘erms: Ove-fourth cash; balance in 6, 12 an who wish to avoid extreme fashion and to seek a So > AG EMY. Rica donates URUI Beacest ium day, of sale. | Ftirad pace where they ‘cus make ihemeniver at | SHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY. deed given and a deed of trust taken. All oon | home, there in nots more pleasant place ta the Unt. This well-known and popular Semimary. oh sarvapcing at theoost of the purehaver “Sich of tha | tal Staten, “The: eroprictor phere eee os Heoy oy cecoaehel ae ee oe. Fee nocked off” Bhoud that anon ete Property 18 | nothing shail be left undone am bis part ts, render | HAs been #0 snoccental andar tee eulire caret Sire, fucked of Shou:d that amount not bo patd down | them eo. Terma for boats Sit pre doe fones | Z- Richard for more than ten years. will be opened the, property. wil. oe then and there put up acain | than a weeks fora longer time, tos OF; oe ead crease onl eo etnant hie ee and sold to the next highest bidder, who shali pay | per month. "Persone ‘eiahion te sateen te 2 RICA E Dae Coe ea eon of Mr. and Bre. the money. prietor wil direst to" Leorardtown, % RICHARDS, in the well acranged ani delight- If the whole terms are not complied with in five oounty, Md. fully located Union Academy Bull ing. ‘or partic- days, the proparty will be resold at the risk and cont | O44 sy R. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor. | Wiars.see circulars at all the Bookstores, ima of the defaulting purohaser, by advertiring evox a = e resale three times in the Nat a! Intelligencer, SARAH M. DER=ON, Deyisee under the will of JOS. T. EVANS je'3 2awada A. GREEN, Au By J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED AND UNimproven Keat Estats.—By virtue of a decree of the C:rouit Court of the Dis trict of Columbia, passed in the canse HY¢ea HOTEL, his celebrated Seaboard Watering Paci oca- ad in full view of Hampton Roads and Goines prey Bay, and at the first militat post of the United States.: Fort Monroe vn the Wil be ready for the reception of visito; first of June. & Racides the attractions of the military establish- ment and the fine ‘Bul of Fare” presented in the MRS. McCOR » ICK’S SCHOOL. Mars. MeConMick Cd = iat her ublic genera.ly that, resume the duties ~ be hoo! on the Ist Monday nex! tember h f etudy pursued will ny ithe anon cea ‘on thorough we age ti ion. addition to scholars. rom ying into hor baste afow rons who i} oversight. Oty Point Comfort, Va. ind of as Froverick W. Selhausen is compiainant and many luxuries of tho anlt water resion, ths Bath at | Sed from 10 to l¢y * under her im Mades anu others. executors and heirs at law and | Old Point Comfort is peculiarly Curative, For! “ier arrangements for the sooommodation devisees of Bonaventura Schad, deceased, are de- | Rheumatism, it 18 almost @ spscihe; aud for ine sup ante of guple tnve team eee fondants, the subscriber will sell, a: public saie,the | properties in this regard the proprietors are allowed ‘otherwise improved. "thoes in W folowing valuab'e real atate in'Washington city: | to make reforence to Mra Dr. Lins, reltot of the deairigg garteeuint information with reheene te Lota Nos 9,10, 11 and 12, in square No. 745, on the | late Ssnator Linn.) and to the Secretar of Wee nor school may apply to We Dy Wellach, elites a corner of north B and Third streets east, fronting 157 | and his lady. the Star. feet 234 inches on north B street and 125 feet 2 A spacious new building and sundry improve on Third street east. Lot No. 9, in square No. 642, fronta: g 119 feet on paanere avenue, by 83 feet 10 inches on south G street. The whole of square north of square No. €4?, ment« add largely to the acoommodations forts of the approaching soason. The management of the Hotel and all bu:iness matters conne:ted with it. are under the exolusive charge of the junior partner, Mr. Willard. doom cenlieage"NO.8 Camerd etre Aiedeairte, sd re = — rv fronting 213 feet # inohee on Virginia avenuc, 27 JOS Stu aR TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES. inet on south F street, $1 feet 5 inches on Delaware . C. % ant Setanta avenue, ged 18 feet 6 tbohex on aS weet | _mago-im Proprietors. OTS AND SAQRS TO SUIT THE sota Nos. 1. 2,3, 4, 5,6, 7, 8,9, 10, 11, 12, | j TPAKaT = “SU Clee ee 5 and 16, in square No. 84, comprising the whole MO estain TOP HOUSE, c Vv ii sof BOOTS square and fronting 248 feet 2iaches on nort» D ; Avsusta County, Va. wing, 8 street, 248 feet 2 inches on north C street, 359 feet} This well known and favorite place of summer y of eastern mad* work of vaca | = on Eighth street east, and 35) feet on Seventh street resort is again open for the reception of, soription, made exproxs!y to orde-. willl east. visitors uncer the management of its for he sold at a much lower price than has been And Lo's N: 8,9, and 10, in square No. 564, n south F street, between First and Second streats west, by 16 feet deep. with the imp-ovements, which oonsist of four well built two-story frame dwelling houses Th tale ofthe jotein square No. 735 will take place on TUBSDAY, the 1th day of July, 1860; of the lot in square N. 2 on THURSDAY, the 12th mer proprietor. Itis situated on the top of the Riu> talus at Koexfirh Gap, Va.: the Virginia Central Railrosd passing under tho house through the B ue Kidge Taunel. Th ovated situation,beaut fu’ views ,n and the constant and r-freshing heretofore charged in articles. Pp. in want of Boots and Shoes of eastern or elty snene. works wil ry ny a goed amserineat west prices. Give . in store aud 8t Lhe lowes: ‘Galeri “BRO S-r 314 Pennsylvavia avenw ‘his erty for much & or Ridge we Dy 1.0 miles westof Richmond, ountain soenery, ‘roezes, make it one of the most delightful piaoex of summer resort day of July, 1869; of square north of square No. 642 | in Western Virginia. There 1s also convenient a SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTO Y, on FRIDAY, the igth day of July, tao; of lots in| spring of pure okalybente ates 499 77H Ste ext, *q te Be, on MONDAY, tho eth day of July, se af : . mo be 2 vif spleen Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, Washington, D.C. 1860; of the loti 34, with the via Virginia Cont a! Railroad to bu Depot, near t thei Db: examining ments, on TUESDAY, thet day o: Jul the eastern porta’ of the Biue Ridge Tunnel, where Ea CES ae 3 se on pur- The'ssles will con meics vr 6 o'clock p. the days above specified, on the respective premi ses, and the property wi!l be soid in such parcels or lots as my suit purchasers. Terme of sate: One-third cash ; and the balanos in 6, 12 and '8 months, seoured by the purchaser’s a hack wi'l always be ia attendanoe to convey (one mile) to the mountain top persons to write several days beforehar ‘Lerms: P y- Bervants (black) and children under 12 years of are, half price: for white servants a little more Asi use none but the] kot affords and employ aaluy te It is alwaya best for $25 per month; $8 per week; $1.59 per eonstantly on i on nots, bearing interest from the day of sale, with | than half price will be onarged ep ac om p= oes scourity to beapproved by the wastes ant ita | yma F.£. LIPSCOMB. | PETER LON ERIM FRAN DEBS complied with in five days after the «a pr 4 POINT Lu U Wis 0. ; ASHLA and ty, tne terms of which aro not complied with. will | Bsa FOINT LOOKOUT. cther VALICES; TRAVELING BAGS; HAR- be resold, upon one week’s notice, at the rixk and HE Undersigned, long aud well known to the NESS: $4 DDLES: ec, be. expense of the defaulting purchaser. Upon the full feveling public as a proprietor of th Oats eehes ian, Saeed “Covered, in a work- payment of the purchass money and interest, and | Hotel, Alexandria. Va., and the ig = manner, at short notice. not before, the trustee will convey the property to | States Hotei in Washi eton city, has runke delivered in any part of the city, George- © respective purchasers in fes simple. Ail con- | ‘eased for s term of years the magnificent =| to ‘Alexandria. veyancing at the expense of the purcharars. Pavilion a: d the uumerons oottayes connect: py Pee! it for Howe’s celebrated FAMILY Giays WALLACH, Treatoe, | 1 rconntly erected at Point Lookout. the point of | qAitraAgent for How A . urction of the Potomac wit cake + Bt 4,0: MoGUIRE & €O., ucts. having furnished them in 8 stsie egual te int of 15-Ly JAMES 8. TOPRAM = — | *ny other watering piace in the United States, will open ths establishment on the 12th day of June next ARGAINS! BARGAI B “GREAT BARGAINS!!! Seventh street, acknowledged to be the ch apest and best, place to buy Clothing, Furmshing #oods, Hatsand Caps. Owing to the scarcity of money, SMITH, No. 460 Seventh oe opposite the Post Office, has determined to sell his goods 15 per cent. less than any other house in town. Drop inand see our new supply of Spring and Summer Goods, at astonishing low prices 7 B. Just received 59 dozen of 10 cent NECK {0% If you wish to keep cool, drop _inand bu: one of. oue thin ‘Summer cats "Or the Ppatent Re versible Summer Co: SMI'TH’S, No. 460 Sev- enth st., opposite Post Offi for the reception of viritors, ing sufficient of at lenst 750 gueste._ Point Lookout. besides being fmous piacein all Amerioa for fine Oysters, Hi oe . ee of any other watering piace on Orn | 4 he Water Sirws an oe pen c va > ive, ol The health of the point ia warscelied by that of access mountain regions, ani WOOD AND COAL. W °°? Pann L Delivered to all parts of the bestows his arrangements be- for the oumfortable accommodation deservedly the most rays, S eephead, Mackerel, and nth: it water luxuri s8es=68 finer facilities | possible rates. for Surf Bathing “than even Cave May, wi lathe pm a. av., Todo WY; MyGALT, ‘ ti BIN itt) fice 282 Ves \ween 12th the Drives, Partridge wad Weosdeocl’ Srenas | Office 2 ‘ north side. —Ooffer advantages togethe", superior « se!] at a very low ficure WOOD saw itany size, Gellent sede seenal SUBSCRIBER BAN, NG ON HAND lion and from Tivexternve atock of tat, is pi to lias 5 : Baltimore, Washin 10b- ref I[7- A large lot of fine Gents’ Shirts and Coll ome i to and h of Woot and coat Beate ariragy low grizen,at No Aw Seventh ot, oppor | (ola iu, Prgbebly be Tay’ to and fromenoh ot] 1s gw carne ie. site Post ©; as nT is ae Horses, ee the aan The Ribbon Tie, Yak A 1e,and | &¢ . for r VE_W. aban of Ron ee ‘one-haitthe usual prices, | Wines. is De Pp basin | ye Wag by, Compe Die at SM. TH’S, No. 466 Seventh st. jel4-Im "| find at their cominand every inxury Fer tiljed. made by tho - obgpinable at any othor American watering place. | S\ivaais. Marriand und Virgina, warrerted pare, E : 8 terms fo a day, week, month, pS THE WATON! | ren TION ALDI for individuals or familiee, wile eascnabley alee, ieee a, | a Members of Congress in particular, and Citizens | _ma 23 dtJuly 1 LOGAN 0. SMITH. ure Gin, Jamaica and Strangers in general. = Just received, direct from Geneva over one hin- 11-4, and 12 4 super Li é ix Rum, nee ‘variety. B 4. 10-4, LL 4, and 32 4 Cetion ings, 1 W. Cc 3, factured by th t , 2 a s n wisi aes fod whic pt be ge Kiopard! an Soba Duar and ime. Alto, a fine assortincnt Of SHRWEL in waety. Fabs “ens apkine, WM. T. DOVE & CO. to be sold cheap, aud sure of giving general satis- | 10 jorsor wake . Anz Now any orders with seca JNO.KULINSKL& CO. | 2 pleore White Greed janneis. "PLUM je 15 lots 302 Paav.. betw. 9th and loth sts, | {mies Gooden vere Cotton Hose, n 2 F r { WASH. | Cambric and Swiss Fd ings and Ineertir; DD AGFA a a | es ae LINGTO MILLS, spanecting abe 3 —— ma lroad, leave WWashingtoe at Ox oe ak: ares, Sts Mite &e., ke. received and Face cents, tase, office at Ma tin’s Franklin je TAYLOR & HUTCHISON, Olin SOHN A REUCHNER, Prop’ BABS, ofAlavT, 3 Ln & otal ants Betas eA priest tar ay ( Francis warrer, Gi PAMILY GRO van and the bein