Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1860, Page 1

——E a Is PUBLISHED BVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 11th Sty BY W. D. WALLACH. Papers served in paokages by carriers at $468 year, or 37 cents per month. To mail subseribers ‘the price is $3.5) ayeat,in advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at therate of 12 cents a week. Single Opies, ONR CENT; in Wrappers, TWO CENTS. ([" Avvertiszasnts should be sent to the office betore 12 o'clock m ; otherwise they may not appear until the nextday. THE EVENING STAR_ WATERING PLACE CORRESPONDENCE precy ¥en Wate Sutpuur Sprives. Greenbrier Co., Va., June 29, 1860. Editor Star: Do not for a moment suppose that your correspondent could pass thro Charlottesville without observing with inter- est Virginia's renowned University, or un- moved by stirring and powerful emotions and thoughts of its illustrious founder and bene- factor, whose honored dust reposes within the cerements of that consecrated tomb in the oes of bis own loved Monticello? No, ANever! My mind was busy all along over the millions of broad acres of the Old Domin- ion, from the Potomac to the Blue Ridge, with the long and crowded array of reminis- cences and incidents connected with the Colo- nisl and Revolutionary annals of the noble old Commonwealth. And as the vast—yet still to be lengthened—scroll of her distin- uished archives, emblazoned with heroic er was unrolled before me, and then went up in review from out the silent past that long procession of stirring events, and brilliant achievements, of acts, deeds, and sacrifices in the cause of patriotism and liberty—the mind pondered reverently upon the splendid record of initiatory steps towards separation from the motherland, taken and ur; by the patriotic colony in the House of Burgesses, and Hall of Independence. In the Provincial Assembly, her chivalric sons roused to determined action by the impetuous and fiery exordiums and harangues of Patrick Henry; and upon the floor of the Continental Congress, her young and rising statesman, chairman of the great committee, supported in his solemn proclama- tion of now world-accepted truths, by the chaste and finished rhetoric, and the polished, silvery eloquence of Richard Henry Lee. And methought that if my own New Hampshire may boast her Webster, Mason, W. bury, Atherton, Cass, and Pierce, Virginia too can point to her precious jewels—to George Wash- ington, Thomes Jeffersen, Henry, Lee, Pendle- ton, Wythe, Peyten, Randolph, Madison, Mon- roe, William Wirt, and Henry Clay. And my thoughts conjured up the handsome Young surveyor, with quadrant and memoran- dum in hand, he determined the ‘“‘metes and bounds” of, perhaps, some of the same acres and sections over which, in unconscious scorn of those hallowed thoughts, and with the speed of the wind, the iron horse—then undreamed even in most wandering and prophetic visions, was hurrying me swiftly forward. And as the flitting mile-stones passed uncounted to the rear, the correct and truthful youth of nine- teen, advanced a few years in life, is again seen—the God-preserved commander of the decimated squadrons on the blood-baptised field of Monongahela. Then, the mature and ripened General-in-Chief appears, as riding along in our classic Cambridge beneath those ancient elms, coeval with the Pilgrims land- ing, he was accosted in the gloom of thicken- ing twilight by ‘General from the right bank of the Potomac;”’ the response of Dan Morgan to the Chief's challenge, “What com- pany is that?’’ as at the end of his long foot march from home the veteran rifle ranger drew proudly into line his command of picked men from old Fredericksburg, in salute to his surprised and delighted commander. Once more I looked, and saw the trembling scales of liberty goup and down amid the shock and carnage of battle on Prineeton’s smoking plain, as the waves of defeat surged against his heated and exhausted battalion’s, and as reckless of his own life, and roused into towering, terrific wrath at culpable ne- lect and cowardice, and possible treachery, £ spurs his frantic charger up almost to the very mouths of Britain’s advancing cannon. And yet, once again, my teeming thoughts revert to the old Legislative Hall at Annap- olis, where that pure, unselfish, perfect man, patriot, warrior, hero, statesman, resigns his command, and tenders back his commission to the Confederated Congress, whence he re- ceived it, and this too, when supreme power and rule seemed proffered and urged upon him by the millions of his grateful and con- fiding countrymen. But he gives up his trust, and in recent language of Lord Brougham concerning the great man, ‘that their rights may be conserved, and that his example might never be appealed to by vulgar Piao ELLIAMED. Hyexia Hote, Oup Pornt Comront, Jane 28, 1860. ‘The hot weather of the last few days has driven several hundreds from the scorching heat of tne city to this favorite summer resort. At every arrival the visitors are pouring in. Bat there is ample room for hundreds more. Since the close of last season, a large addition bas been made to the buildings, which, with the improvements made the year before, add largely to the accommodations. Some altera- tions have been made also in the older portion of the buildings, which add most materially to the comforts of visitors. Among the improvements which | area strike the eye are the generous planting out of trees in all parts of the Hotel unds, and a neat inclosure of all the grounds appurtenant to the Hotel, including those recently ted to the proprietors by the Government. The Hotel has never been known in finer order. The management of the Hotel is in charge, this season, of Mr. Caleb Willard, a brother of the Messrs. Willard, of Washington city, who is now @ partuer in the concern, and to whom the senior partner, Mr. Segar. has, on account of the junior partner’s proficiency in all that relates to the business of the landlord, willingly transferred the general superintendence of the establishment. f Mr. Willard, the new incumbent, is a gentle- man eihevee address, gentle nature, obliging spirit, a ows exactly “how to keep a hotel.” I find (as a visitor) no departure from the high standard adopted for the last four years in the management of the Hotel, and, from personal observation, I may safely assure those who would revel in the delightful recreations of the seaboard, that the Hygeia was never more attracting. Rir-Raps. As Aprectine Scene.—Not many years since (says Frazer’s Magazine) certain miners, working far unde: came upon the body & poor fellow who had perished in a suffo- cating pit forty years before. Some chemical agent to which the body had been subjected— 1 agent —— in the laboratory of nature— had effectually arrested the progress of decay. They brought it up to the surface, and for awhile, till it crumbled away through exposure to the atmosphere, it lay there, the image of a fine sturdy young man. No convulsion had passed over the face in death; the features were tranquil; the hair was black as ji No one recognized the face; a ion had since the day on which the miner went we uj Sean shaft for the last time. But a totter- ing old ——_ tay tages hurried from her me at hearing news, came up, and she mow — face poms al sere years s! never quite it. e miner was to have been est husbend the day after that on which he died. Fim! were r people, of course, who were looking on; ai! eral education and fine feeling are not deemed essential to the man whose work it is to get up coals or even tin; but there were no dry eyes there when the grey-headed old pilgrim cast herself upon the youthful corps, poured out to his desf ear many words of endear- ment, unused for forty years. It was a touch- ing contrast—the one #0 old the other so young. ey had both been young these long P eed before; but time bad gone on with the living and stood still with the dead. ~— Eben ver, XVI. The British Getting Pious all at Once.— Proclamation by Queen Victeria. A late number of the London Gazette con- tains the following Royal Proclamation “for the encouragement of piety and virtue, and for the preventing and punishing of vice, pro- faneness, and immorality,” issued on the 9th ultimo by the Queen of gland : = BY THE QUEEN. Victoria R.—We, most seriously and reli iously considering that it is our indispensable duty to be careful above all other things to Preserve and advance the honor and service of Almighty God, and to discourage and sup- press all viee, profanity, debauchery, and im- morslity, which are so highly displeasing to God and s0 great a reprosch to our religion and Government; to the intent, therefore,that religion, piety, and good manners may flourish and increase under our Administration and Government, we have thought fit, by the ad- vice of our Privy Council, to issue this our Royal Proclamation, and do hereby declare our Royal purpose and resolution to discoun- tenance and punish all manner of vice, pro- faneness, and immorality in all persons of whatsoever degree or 'Y within this our realm; and we do expect and require that all a of honor, orin place of authority will give good example by their own virtue pay mad and to their utmost contribute to the discountenancing persons of dissolute and immoral lives; and we do hereby strictly en- join and prohibit ‘all our loving subjects, of what degree or quality soever, es playing on the Lord’s day at dice, cards, or any other game whatsoever, and we do hereby require and command them, and every of them, de- cently and reverently to attend the worship of God on every Lord’s day. Our further plea- sure is, and we do hereby strictly charge and command all our judges, mayors, sheriffs, jus- tices of the peace, and all other our officers and ministers, ecclesiastical and civil, and all our subjects whom it may concern, to be very vigilant and strict in the discovery and effec- tual prosecution and punishment of all persons who shall be guilty of dissolute, immoral, or disorderly practices; and that they take care also effectually to suppress all public gaming- houses and places, and lewd and other disor- derly houses; and also to suppress and prevent all gaming whatsoever, in public or private on the Lord’s day; and likewise that they take effectual care to prevent all persons kee ing taverns, or other public houses whatsover, froin selling wine, beer, or other liquors, or receiving or permitting guests to be or remain in such their houses in the time of Divine service on the Lord’s day. And for the more effectual proceeding herein, we do hereby direct and command all our judges of assize and justices of the peace to give strict charges at their re- spective assizes and sessions for the due pros- ecution and punishment of all persons that shall presume to offend in any of the kinds aforesaid, and also of all persons that, con- trary to their duty, shall be remiss or negli- genj in putting the said laws in execution; and that they do at their respective assizes and uarter sessions of the peace cause this our oyal Proclamation to be publicly read in open court immediately before the charge is iven. Given at our Court at Buckingham ‘alace this 9th day of June, 1860. — ee A Census-Taking Anecdote. In endeavoring to take the census for the Government, the marshals occasionally meet with such difficulties as well nigh to deprive them of their own senses. The fliowing took place in Canal street, New. Orleans: ‘‘Who is the head of this family?”’ “That depends on circumstances. If before 11 o'clock it’s me husband! if after 11, it’s meself.’” “How 30?” “Because afther 11 he’s as drunk as a piper, and unable to take care of himself, let alone the family.”” “What is his age?” “Coming nixt Mechalmas he will lack aday of being as old as Finnegan. You know Finne- an?’? : “No, I don’t know Finnegan; and if I did, it would not help the matter. Is your husband an alien?”’ : “Och, thin, he’s ailin’ intirely. He has the rheumatics worse than owld Donnelly, who was tied double wid ’em.*’ “How many male members have you in the family? “Niver a one.”” ‘What, no boys at all?” “Boysisit? Ah! murther, go home. We have boys enough to whip four loaves of bread for breakfast.’’ “When were you married ?”’ “The day Pat Doyle left Tippirary for Amer- icy. Ah well I mind it. A sunshiper day niver gilded the sky of owld Ireland.” “What was the condition of your husband before marriage ?*’ “Divil a man more miserable. He said if I did not give him a promise within two weeks he'd blow his brains out with a crowbar.” “What was he at the time of your marriage, a widower or bachelor ?”’ “A which? A widower, did you say? Ah, now go way wid yer nonsense. “Is’t the likes of me that would take =P a second hand hus- band? A poor divil all legs and consumption, like asick turkey A widower? May I niver be blissed if I’d rather not live an owld maid, a bring up a family on buttermilk and pra- ties.’ Here the dialogue ended, the Marshal com- ing to the conclusion that he could “make more”’ next door. Whether he did we will know at some fiture time. Inrerestixe to Housexeerers.—As eral rule it is most economical to buy articles. The price is, of course. ways a lit tle higher; but good articles alwa: 8 spend best. It is a sacrifice of money to Poor cheese, lard, etc., to ray nothing of the injurious effect upon health. Of the West India sugar and molasses the Santa Cruz and Porto Rico are considered the best. The Havana is seldom clean. White sugar from Brazil is sometimes very good. efined sugar usually contains most of the sacharine substance; there is probably more economy in using loaf, crushed and granulated than we should first suppose. r that is made in September and Octo- ber is the best for winter use. Lard should be hard and whi and that which is taken from 4 See over @ year old is best. Rich cheese feels softer under the pressure of the finger. That which is yer strong is neither very good nor healthy. To keep one that is cut, tie it up ina bag that will not ad- mit flies, and hang it in a cool, dry place. If mold appears on it wipe it off with adryoloth, Flour and meal of all kinds should kept in a cool, place. The best is large, and has a clear, fresh look. Old rice sometimes has little black in- sects inside the kernels. The small white called the pearlsago, ts the best. The lange brown Kind has an earthy taste. le, and tay a, ground rice, ete., should be kept rend bien select nee eon “Ee het pin. Pet ey are good, the will instan' re pen the puncture. nA Keep by itself, as the odor affects other articles. Keep tea in aclose chest or cannister. Oranges and lemons keep best close in soft paper, and laid in a drawer of linen. Pee ee rene ns ; but that which is ut uy ve good. PY loft dp ake be k eyes place in = cellar, and not be until three months old. To thaw frozen potatoes, put them in hat ‘ 1 them in cold jes, put after being frozen. aSaeaaa Bybee me Poe + Scheel Pic-Nics. Pic-nics—strawberry, blackbe: , ahd goose- berry “‘ festivals!’ [ know it is high treason to say so, but T pity the children who are in- veighed into them, and whose enj yment is generally in anticipation. True, the boldest and forwardest may find a cool place on board the boat, where they won’t broil; or a shady spot in the grove when they reach it; and a nibble of a cake, or a sandwich and a draught of lemonade; but for the /ittle shy things who would cook to a cinder before they would com- plain of the heat, who would starve before they would say that they were hungry and faint, and had been overlooked in the distribution of “goodies,’’ who have no talent for grabbing, and would be trampled to death before they would even squeak—what of such? There may be male and female excursionists who don’t go on such trips to pair off for flirta- tions in umbrageous groves, and let the chil- dren take care of themselves; there may be adult pic-nic-ians, who see that the children are properly fed before they satisfy their own hunger, and who; in the absence of their a rents, feel responsible for their not tumbling into the river, or being sunstruck; let us fer- vently hope—in anticipation of all the forth- coming festivals of this season—that there are; but our own private opinion and independent belief is that “the dear children’’ on these oc- casions come out the little end of the horn, and that horn—nos the ‘horn of plenty.’ Fanny Fern. re MRS. WINSLOW, An Experienced Nurse and Female Physician, preetats to the attention of mothers, her a SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Teething, Whieh greatly facilita Brecese of teething, by soften ing the gems, redaon femmaien—will aliey ALL PAIN and spasmedic action, aad is SURETO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, methers, it will give reat te yeuresives, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS w Put up and told this article for ever ten years, and SFIDENCR AND TRUTH of it, what we = psteabcl an| MRS. 4 curs, WINSLOW'S did we know. ction by any. Arary,aliare and stance To when timely us SOOTHING | pa cniption of en most EXPERIENCED and SKILFUL NURSES in Ne: land, acd has been weed with NZVER-FAILING sUCCE: THOUSANDS OF CASES, he child frem pain, but io vigerates the stomach corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to atem. it will almost instantly relieve Gur Bowkts anp Wrnp Coxtc, and ms, which, if not FOR CHILDREN com teething] ST BING lor from “any other We wonlt sy to every mother who bes a child suf. foregeisg compinints—DO NOT LET OF OTHERS, x the LD ENTRERY and DIAR DREN, whether it or fi of DYs- ly used. hottie. need GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS FSR HARPER'S FERRY—CHAN! DAYS.—On and eu? Ly 2.1260, OF the steamer AN’ ¥ 2,126 TELOP. ‘apt. B. w tes mail, wel leave Georgetown RY NDAY, J. WRLLs,carrying t WEDN Repay, and FRIDA 7a. m., and re- turn every monday. hursday and Saturday. N.B —The Antelope will run as before until the Above date. je 5-2m* 2 JUST RE 150 sets. WHISK 1m do, H 2 do REFINED $ Mhhds. PORTO RIC 6 bbls. (Bayfield) WH 2% boxes prime Eastai Fer sale low by 3 J. BOGUE, etown, D.C. NCY FOR PAIRBANK’S SCALES IN , GEORGETOWN. The undersigned have been appointed Agents for the salo of the above celebrated and we.i-known PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES. A fu.) supply constantly on hand and for sale at lowest rates. HAY and COAI. SCALES ereoted in any part of the District or adjoining counties, All Soales are warran’ durable, accurate, and to give satisfaction BUSEY & BARNARD, z Dealers in Agricultura! Implements, je8-2m Bridge street 2 doors west of Hich. RANDBLL, OPTICIAN, C ERE: No, 128 Bi las co) French Near-si ited, ored, . other SPECTACLES, 01 the =. quA.ity, pa gold, silver, steel, and German silver frames. N. 8. Old Frames Repaired and ‘Rew £-8sses set in them to order, no 19-ly J F, BIRCH, UNDERTAKER, Cor. Bridge and Jefferson sts.. Georgetown, ual row grow to this branch prepared to ith prumptness <a) ited. at inutee notice. ka 1 Ia i ® ‘ew minu' notice. as ve & large cesortmont of CUFFINS always on hand. : Particular attention paid to the removal of the dead from the old to the new burial grounds. Hearses and Horses for hire. 8D 10-6m ASSEY, COLLINS & 00. cL M PHILA DRAUGHT 4 Ee Ee pee 3 i maeland plo of tl esbove delight bev- ons oO ~ sdultérated Ales to a eer nen ae fos 87 Green at.. Ssoreetow eens WOOD AND COAL. Wee Pann co L Delivered to all parts of the ayes the lowest erp aren T J.& W.M. GALT, Office 282 Pa. av., between lith and 12th's ma 17-tf north side, TSE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND ‘Bn extensi ve sree, of FUKL, is prepared to mi i536 low figure for cash. iB Se and Spli: ize. and see for yourselt ot ae BATES, Wood and Cent Deals _mal6 8, F. corner of Boarteents and Cate. THE ONLY PLACE. TT Qo: THE TIMES, fy HARVEY'S Fish gad Oyster Ex- rose, arriving datiy rom the Norfhand oi th with Ol ‘Sit jOacieg : » MON, CO § RAC SOUP SEA Bis iste CRABS, C ‘8 constant supply EN ofkeNn E, fine large Lynnhaven Bay All persona will fad it to fore go ‘5 ket as Se sipl grery facility to sell lower t thea pas mT hes hese aii received and promptly de- livered Lt Se as ena chareh. Ran T. M. HARVE E heeek: BAzeains: BARGAINS " EAT BARGAINS! Seventh Ee pees street, ackaowledged to be the ch apest od to bay C! gi rieS eats © see hore, , haw determined to sell his goods ent Having give: busine: is gods 15 per cent. jess than any other house in town. our ly of pring and Su Goods, at TiEs. {7 If you wish to keep cool, i y ag ma et ae we eeepite Teeth Calne uz Be Tie, Yi i i ot Pen aby tran Ww Y Tg WASHINGTON. D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1860. THE WEEKLY STAR taining & greater variety of interesting reading teas ean be found in any other—is published on Naturcay morning Star. has The Evenine Siar throughout the country. Single copies (i ) can be at counters mm diate the issue of the paper. Prce—-THREE C. IL; Postmasters who act as agents will be al- New York avenue, between 1st and 2d sts. low commis,'on of 2° cents. 217 > el . AUCTION SALES. SUMMER RESORTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. 4. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CARLISLE The favorite resort for T_ PRIVATE SALE—Desirabie = TRUSTEE S SALE OF VER e VALOR BLE WHITE SULPHUR|t80. who. appreaiste | AT, 2F ‘omery County, Md —| am authorined to EAL LSTATE ON THE CORNER ‘OF “EVENTH Grand Scenery, Pure | dispose of a: private lote to emit, @ tract STREETS.—By virtue of a decree of the Cir- SPRINGS, Mountain Air, Invigora- containing 183 acres of , situated on the ‘tof the District of Colam:ia, ed i ting Baths, e and | C.* O. Canal, 8 miles fom Persea e, C.—tte two in hich Statham, Smithson &Co.and | CUMBERLAND CO *|Weil- Ventilated Rooms, | eiitire ‘longth—and divided by the Washington Austin Sherman. rerpectively, complainants, Pennsylvania. fora Society and a G Squeduct. [t has two iandi B warchouse. John F. Cal.an and orqersask deleotents, the ‘able. house, and other buikings; well wooded a igned wi'l sell at public auction, to the hign- | ACCOMMOPATIONS FOR For particulars send | watered tha county ras! ading to Rockville, est er, on RSDAY, the 12th da of Jul 300. for Circular, Also. @ tract containing 118 sores. well wooded 1850, at 6 o'clock p. m., upon the premises, Lot N OWENS, Ct ENDEN and watered. Title perfect. Terms liberal. Apply iy juare No. 456, in the ‘oty © Washington,| | TERMS LOW. IN & VISSCH =" to THOS. DOWLING, Auction and Commission — Bf any ed fect 11 inches on E street north, je 7 low Carlisle Serings, Pa. | Merchant, Georgetown. je -e0tw Beets heten ge facie aR ad WASHINGTON = FOR SALE—A email FARM of» situated corner of K and Seventh streets, opposite 1 GARDEN. at the tattle alia, ee well the General Post Office, and is one of the ve 5 best ERNSY LOEFFLER, Proprictor. business locations in the city of Washington. The ing-house, corn houre, stab d watered within four miles of Washingioes Sores in cultivation, thebelance in huntesete . Jt larly dow leas & Cou dence, betne perfectly penithy tnd nose nance 2 aot unprovemente consist of t: ree three story houses = E street, including the hess 3 store on the corner of Seventh, and a two-story building on Seventh street. The property wi | be seid in Separate par- cels, according to the improzements. ‘erms of sale: One third of the purchase money to be yaid in cash, and been made to make this “Retreat” more attractive every day. Mondays the Gar- dens are open to the public tree of charge— coucett — by a select band ‘hose desiring to enjoy the d Ml excellent fishing and hunting. In calling the attention of the public to my grounds I would state that every arrangement has (Mr MARRIOTT. bridge keeper, Chain f Mr. > bri rr tiene Pe . ete * 2 residue in two equal ia- i lance and waltz wil find the saicon in complete | f2OR REN T—A two-story BRICK HOUSE, on of ond; tke deferred poreea tee ane coe ne a3 | order to render pleasu-e toall.” Ox other daya the | Ki | wisso nu NO to , pomegion given secu: re roprietor will cheerfully use of on the Is a ext. A. bie na heh Tg Pe aS a BO RS OE st, or 520. Bev or approved by the "Trustees bef of sale, the Trustees reserves the right to re sell the property, at the risk and expenee of the de faulting purchaser, a'ter five day's notice. All erth street west { OMFORTABLE Board, can bt it 186 E st out charge, For the smusoment of children he hae introduoed & number of little games, never before ssen in this sity; and calcu.ated at the same tme to amuse the MO ‘Should je 7-colm* ROOMS with or without ‘ained.on moderate terms. at. between Sth and 6th. Table Boarders ‘ “ i with goo! Board, 1° 16 om* u N. B.—Attaohed is my Boitling Establishment, | * = . ies amass meorN (ee —— and families can be supplied with any quantity at KR RE NT—Three BRICK HOUStS—one on ALAUSTIN SMITH,¢ Trustees | theirs of that healthful drink, LAGER | # Spycith strect. btween C and D. one on the jell-6taw&ds J.C, Mc6UIRE & CO, Aucs, BE short notice. je15-3m | corner of hand Hats. : and one on HL be a <> Se AO —— -—— ~ | tween 12th and isth ste, Inquire of JAMES W. MARS#aAL —In virtue of two writs of A NALOSTAN RETREAT, BARKER, on H street, between llth and I2th, No. fieri facia: sued from the Olerk’s office of | £ ON AnaLosTan IsLanp, 425. ma the Cireuit Coa of the District of Columbia, for Opposite Georgetowen and Washington es a the county of Washington. and to me directed, will expose to public sale. for cash, in froat of the court house door of said county, on MONDAY, the 9th day of July next. 1860, at 12 o'clock m., the following property, to wit: All defendant’s nzht, utle, claim and interest in and to Lot No, 1,ia Square No. 613,10 the city of Washington, D © together with all and singuiar thereon, seized and lev1 '—A three story FRAME HO! . etrest, between | | K IL e sR. at the Piumbing and Gas Fitt.ng ment of C, Sayder, next door to the mos 24-tf —Between 7and 8 acres of LAND. on the Pienk Road. :7 h xt. ) about 4 nulex from Washington—a beautiful building ate. The subscribers having leased for a term of years this beautiful and romantic spot, opened it for the aceommodat of the public on the 3ist day of May, 1960, For beauty of, mery, ightful promensdes, fishing, &o . re ‘8.8 superior Water, it is unsurpassed in the De The ouse is large and com™odious, having been the improvements upon asthe property of or well located for a market garden. Apply at No. Andrew Rothweil, and wiil bo. sold to satisfy Ju- | entirely renovated It hasa large Dancing Saloon | 2',¥*!! located fe La ae ek Giotn's Nos 214 and 215, to October term 125, 1n | attached to the house, bes des Dinine ant Dreweren Rewer Meek, cotner Sree aet oe, ae favor of Phelps & Kingman, Rooms for both laties anu gentlemen In addition =. — W. SELDEN, splendid Arbors detacced from the buildings. F* oR RE T—The three-story-and basement U.S, Marshal for the District of Columbia. Parties, Families and Ind viduals will find it a BRICK HOUSE c Sich «or ie 13 dts moet desirable piace to pass tee sultry ce wom and F sirest ¢ cy —S e =| ; rn | Mer, 88 every attention wili be guarantied by the | city Post ( z one of the ean MAESHAL SSALE. a virtue cla wut offen Proprietors. The strictest police arrangemeute | jealthiest lo-ations inthe city. Itis arreneed for bees enforced, and politi al discussions will be rohit by . The Larder will be found to contain all the deli cies Of the seaeon at all times. he Par will be furnished with the choicest cuit Court of the District of Columbia, for the county of Washington, and to me directed. | will expose to publiczale, for oash, in front of the court house door of ani: unty,on MONDAY & store and dwelling; has a bake oven attached Wi! suit a baker or confectioner. Possession given on the lith inst. For terms, &e . apply to GEO. J SEUPFERLE, at Jackson, Brother & Co, 333 ; the 9th : eo ie-t day of July next, 1860 at 13 o'clock m the following . BB Pa. avenue. k dafortted property, to wit: All deigodant's night La etetiae Socken ae ad tilitars FOR RENT aed _ recently utls, claim and interest in and to Lot No * Mn Irabie bmit HOUS: each, hand Square No. §85,in the oity of Warhington, D.'C., | Cumpanies will find this the mo ren etn yong " near the metropolis for spending & pieassnt and or derly cay, hildren unaccompanied by their parents or together with all and siogular the improvement thereon, seized and levied upon as the property somely finishe: f Jno, C, Nichoins, and will be sold to satisfy Judi rs od frev > ds. Avenue, &od opposite the C Ptit No. 125, fo May torm 1s, in favor or A-and | Senn? wad dopreee ade ee rons “ne wishing to rent a fine awe ml i kad Sar the Disttiek cf Goin ie. I[7* Boats will leave the ‘oot of High street, nd tius @ favorabie opportunity, as I de rgetown. and G street, Washington, hourly, clock &. m. ti! 12 p.m, Gaily a8 preferring & pleasant wa k can reach the je 13-d einen ins sirs Cer sale advertised above under a it theip immediately and will rent. them ‘of P. W. BROWNING. Je L-tt {OR SALE—A great bargain, four acres of Island via the Aqueduct. For B . fa., isto take place not because the judg- , sel j ly: improved LAND, well suited 8 market mente need be satinfied, as I am prepared to show. fer sft por ots need wn baad Chemecives,en8 § don. with welling house with rooms and I shall resiet any attempt to turn me out of the 9 cotf JACUB W. POWER4 & CO. c of fine water im the yard; under above property, and wil) show how said judgment | - = = ‘ood f-ncing, and wu! be sold low or es oy for was obtained. I hope the public will not become a IN ERIDIAN BILL city don moderate terms. The —_ is Party to such a transaction by biddin; i Intersection of Boundary & Fourteenth Sts. at Roads, two anda half miles from Mrs. MARY NICHOLAS, ‘ ; Georgetown. and in Alexandria county, Va. Apply iy24t"__G street, betw. 2d and Sd, Island, | , Heving loased fora term of years thie heautifn to V-P. CORBETT, over bank ‘of Washington. LS SALE.—In virtue of a writ of fieri | secommodation of ‘the pubic on the 234 N issued from the Clerk's office of the Ci. ourt Court of the District of Co!umbia, for the courty of shington, and to me directed. I wii) expo.«e to public sa’e, tor cash, in front of the court house door of said coun! ATURDAY, the 28th day of July next, 1967. at :2.0’clock m , the fol- li defendaut’s right, title, | -wing property, to w eam, and interest in and to @ certain dweliirg house ereoted on Loteight(%)and tse south nineteen (9 feet four (4) inches on Lot nine, (9) in Square dsy of June, 136°, For beauty of delig: tial promenades, &c , & this vicinity. ‘The how mo fious, haviag two large dancing roome, b dining and dressing rooms for botn ladies and gn Uemon, In addi ion | have erected s large pavi ion for Pic Nic Part Par'ies, Fami most desirab! summer, party PUK KEN T—A suai STORE, corner of 6th st. K end Penn. avenue, under tae Clarendon Hotel, 8 pie fora barber's exicon or cigar store For mation ingujre at the Hotel. ma: 3 OR pomened He! oe FIRST 5L00R phd - mmediately o City E Lh desestiy oategned Oy ‘Chas. = W Also tne iront room in thé o. 3 as an offee. story and the third floor of the build: c TOR: EMBE) 3 —_ SPivoepenli suites 0! Ne aished, will be rented during the session the most desirable a 4 ty onaT8 nd Individuals wi!l find ita e to pass the sultry cays of rly as the strictest order and de umbered three hundred aud seventy-seven. (377) | corum will be enforced and every attention will be | terms apply to RICH AR. in the city of Waehington’ D.C ’ reized and le: 1 guxrantied by the proprietors, Louisiansavenne. ae upon as the prosrrty of Ju ine Viedt, and wil' be The t.arder wil! be founs to contain all the deli- told to satisfy Judicials. No 320 to October term 1687, in favor of Jonathan T. Walker. 2 4.D, HOOVER, ¥ Late U.S. Marshal for District Columbis, je 28-its ARSHAL’S SALE.—in virtue ofa writ of fieri faciax, isened from the Cierk’s office of 6 Cirovit Conrt of the District of Columbia, for times. hed with the choicest Liquors and Wines and the finest Segars. Socicties, Sunday Schools, Clubs and Military bse owe s teed this = cr ne di bie rescrt for spending & pleasant and order! je 22 Stawlw HENRY peing Within one or two squares ro" National! Lye ee will do well to make early Mth atroct. between D strest aud Pe av. SPRINGS, _ HITE SULPHUR = the county of Washington, and to me directed, J Ww Gesensatex County, Va. pet re Fee po in : Will expose to public aale, for oash, in fcontof the | ‘This long established watering piace on — be court house door of said county,on SATURDAY, the 2t" day of sea following property, to wit: All title, c'aim, and interes ing ereoted'on Lot Ne hundred and fort) piat of the city o} Ente eee ne . W. 5 Oo. stfest pbposite Centre Market, Titie perfect. for the reception of visitors on t uly next, 125), er oe) six (6) in Square No. nine nine (349) a4 laid down in the Washmgton. seized and levied vpon asthe proporty of Abel Grigge. and will be soid to satisfy judicials No. 236,to October term 3856 in favor of John Purdy, VER J. D. HOO . Late U.S. Marshal for the District of Columbia. je 28-dts tisk the guests Persons can reach these Sprines by the Orange and Alexandria Railroad from Washington; by the Virginia Centra! Ratirusd from Richmond: or by the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad from the South and Southwest via Lynchburg and Char lottesville, with only M milon eines travel, J ER EMIAH MORTON, President. EDUCATIONAL. OMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No. 476 Srven o» Opposite the Gencrat Post “Oike x Washington City. J. HUMPH : Armorian System of Eepueactio, ing, * SEN 5 1 } ri je t2. Mercantile Forms and Calculations, Business gustEEe ik Ns Auctonoer. Genoial Superintendent. _ je 12-dtJuly 15 pe cag ys arrest Bille, anv Lot at Auction on NINTH 8 M SA\LT WATER BATHING, Commission Sales, arenmer “By Anthmetic, By virtue of a deed of trast from Geo. H WWEARSHALL’S PAVILION. (Moore's Land- A Preparatory Ciass for Boys. wife, duly recorded to the subseriber, | wil MONDAY, th* 15th day of July next, | o'clock p wae part of Lot 3. in >qanre 397, by tying in the eft; ing) will be open for the reo»ption of vis’ tors on the 13th of June. This deligh'ful resort for those seeking hi hand pieas ure, is unexceiled by any place of the kind on tne Potomac river itis situated about one hundred miles from Washington immediately on the Potomse, and in full view of the Chesapeake Bay. ‘ Ladies will be instructed in fine penman- . Wsome open from 9. m. to 10 p.m. For terms t ooms, peng WM. W. YOUNG & CO. ma 23m ;= UNION FPEMALE ACADEMY. : ing and y of Washington, commencing for 6 tame At the soathwert corner of Lot No. 3. aforesaid. and running north on the line of Ninth street west 25 fect. thence east 99 fect 4 inches, thence south 25 teet, thence west 99 fet 4 inches to ARRANGEMENT. and iamous fo’ fine Orstore, Soft Crabs, Bheephead, | “Phin well-known end oraien Bent which the piace of beginning. being said part of Lot front- id . and eax: bi * his well-kno' 2 Pop: mary, ing bathe east aide of said Ninth stroot, and ising | Rggitet evi And ebatly Booensrbie b the steam to mucceseful under the entire car oF M boats lying between Washington, Baltimo, Norfolk. he undersigned has mate addi. improvements in his Bath Houses and many ot improvements to the comfort and enjoyment of his fusets, ween P and Q streets north, with ments thereon, corsisting o! as the improve- Z. Richards for more than ten years, will be House with back bi on the first Monday in Septe: r mext, under united supervision and instruction of Mr. and Mre. FA RICH 4 RDS, in the weil ar ed ally | Union Academ: & two-story Frame building. ‘e-ms: @ne-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 ‘The Bathing cannot be surpassed, Splen. months, a to give notes bearing interest ing cannot be surp: en “ Building. For 7 did Angling and p enty of Fishing and Sai ing Boa's Y Bookstores from the day of sale. a deed given anda deed of | freeof charge. He has spared so oxernan hon. | ulate. nee ci roulars at all the Bookstores. _mad3- trust taken. All conveyancing at the cost of the viding & good Cotillon Band or iu lay AY MRS. McCOR NICK'S SCHOOL. purchaser. eee dale nia eh soeaslisl with ‘within of choice W ines. Liquors, are, and bone VERS. McCO ick = her ie ‘ who wish toavoid extreme ion to ssek 8 | friends and si The TERE to rocals the prcnennle tne trustee reserves | retired place where they oan make themeciver at | the duties of her waco oe the tot Meola eee the right to roseli the property on five dars’ public | home, there in not a more plessant p!sce im the Uni- ber next. no:ice in the Evening Star, at the risx and cost of | ted States. The proprietor pie'ges himecif tha: It ba: he Gofaalting PANES W. COOMBS, Trastee, je 22-eots A. GREEN, Auot nothing sha!l be left andone on his part t» render them so, Terms for board: $1.50 per day, for iers than a week; for a longer time, 81.25 per -ay; $30 per month, Persons wishing to address the pre prietor wi'l direct to Leonardtown, St. Mary's penee eee eat ea 2 ition to is of Pe ANAL BARROWS! Cc CANAL BARROWS! | °S23'i' —R. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor. | ™P&2 ts for the CANAL. BARROWS, at $225, sade “ en — | duo care of pupils have been EER oR Phtcas 10-4, it te Saree Siete | deaige pene tony : 7 A a x a 4 GGUNTER and PLATFORM SCALES Ripert cn & Seve caged ,Diokinsta an = the Siar ae ada? - INTE. Es, jarklie’s super Fronting ny ‘or g id HATCHETS, T iT variety, Tabie Livens and Na, ki Se AT! aud SAWS, 100 piece parker eieen Bieached Cottone, By remdeoge"N Se Camerca sitet Mietbetste We, . cen! 100 pieces Lawns at 1255 . 2p W hite and Co,ored Fianne!s, adies’ and Misses’ White Cotton Hose, White Goods in variety, % Cambric and Swies Fd ings and Tosortings. Honiton, Guipure and Freach Wor Co ent, less than the womal 1ces J. P. BARTHOLOW. & & q TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES. —— HAVE JUST RECKEIVED A NEW 1G, 16 y = . ly of Gents’ fine Frevoh Calf Skin eSeradirtigss oan munis: | geVatrehva tecuecs | Laeeconeete aca oneae Ds * At Factory Prices. jwoped Skirts. Silk Mits, &e., &c., reosived and | Cloth Gaiters, Calf Skin, Patent Leather, J.P. BARTHOLOW _ for enle low by ia iy and Lasting Shoes. Ais, on aatepst 1 _ je 16-eo2w Seventh st. near Canal Bridge. jo 12 TAYLOR & HUTCHISON, p wethetey s mag wears, 1 +4 Wed sfoke OU msWic ee edarise | KANCTS HAR EER. emdin iow rion” “FOREN tiled, made by the mont relia edistilieratn Peun- FAMILY GROCERY? AND FEEDSTORE, | ma 15-00 3 Coors above Dewest.— Mies, Imported Nyaadiee’ Geteese peneepeee | pcorner at Now York ge patronage of these who| FROOTS AND SB0E= TO SUIT THE & Co, Jules Robins, &o. Also, Peach and Apple | may be in wait of any article in the above hee, This T randy, pure Holland Gin, ola Jamaica and Bt, | endeavors shail be te please, and by a strict atten- oe Raw mapuiote oll kinds of roix Rum, aod ees of eve variety, all ot preps pected gaa he hopes to merita pon on Ol eager mada, wort of every standar 4 ios jot ears 6G! 6 e ur bacco. you Hig tock te very article usually ‘to be soription, 7 apléty Beas SREPRART. Arooty fount in ‘ Aret-olasa Family Greesry and Feet be add smack ipwe’prie that au teen RENCH LACK MANTLES AND POINTS | ~°"°- es ea. hroed, Valsucines, Swistand Comrie ele, Riinry beer daring se riphtern years otis wiberoge joniton, Guypu.e, and French worked Collars,” | in Easton Africa, &e by Hew De. J. Lewis Krapt. inen.s Cam>rio, Swiss and Thresd Sets, with an ey rer, ing the w- ped ‘olored Taritors, Swiss, Cambrio, Jaconett, Mountains of Kastern Africa, the Sources of the Mull, Nansook and Pinid Nansook Musiins, Nile, the Language Literature of Abyssinia eapornale iow bp Black Silk Mitts, &o, ® i —e ans Bo bt, f¢- Ra F jegt _____ TAYLOR & BUTCHISON, Pat? Tom Brown at Oxford; Iz sents. 267 PREPARE FoR WINTER. gg7| Jen?" — BLAS CHARD & MORUN, | eno put incommpicte race EU RACES FE W ke ttavela store, sot rede tctiving, @48 URS. or LATROBES. RANGES. att FIXTURES of entirely Now orna nod Beaigaa and COOKING STOVES promptly and at jer- inish, superior in atyle to auything her ae eee en Our or EIR VING'S a oT Washtarten Rove ‘Depot, Fixtures, focling confident that we have the _Je 19-206t (Int, 287 south side Pa av. soles oc pay yp einer LE: i XX ALE AND XXX ALE Wil be prompts eet a MeGHAN. Sistand at the WASINGFON BRRW" | mars 376 Ditin. oon aulatoes " Ww M BRA TO Etter ey ameter | NB SUuiMAR BRP, aber Me B. re ai of Marble is. guite “Se eis SOLANA, Bro ‘ond orth ate. qaew gisle, iso. went Head Stones. a @ ny i! © rons 275 ALLEN 275 | suid the tines ‘Ano, Brown Stone cunstagi iy vkert ma ay., bet. 18th 19th ets pad , D- » for @ at J praie Rel sere. sonnr ean ee See coe errlle 3 BERS oe rate + BURCHELL. lcd ser. Fi og cae ereaceieesnste Sa CPE idan magne a!