Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1860, Page 1

a THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvaniaavenue and ith st., Papers served in packages by carriers at $4 8 7eSt, oF 37 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 the rate of 12 cents 8 week. Single Coples, ONE CENT; in wrappers, TWO CENTS. 117” AbveRtisexxyrs should be sent to the offies before 12 o’clook m ; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. nad Ere, ss "THE WEEKLY STAR pope. ff 7 + shea a cats tars a U7" Single (in wrappers) oan be prosured Peror Pee FNRER CESS 1L7~ Postmasters who act ss agents will be lowed a commis: ion of 2 cents. N°. 2.315. : WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, JULY 20. 1860. Great Revival Meeting at Belfast. wr Biomass Avram m Towa.—The ( ine: 7 , Qa = A monster revival meeting has been held at | Herald says:—We are informed that oe AUCTION SALES. Belfast. The vast preponderance were, of evening of the 3d inst., Urndorff, a commission] By A. GRE THE CHICAGO ZOUAVES Drill of the Zouaves at Madison Square. The New York Tribune gives the followi: SUMMER RESORTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. \ A joneer. CARLISLE ‘The favorite resort for 70) ‘T— three story (brown "tp acoount of the drill of the Zouaves at Madison | course, of the orthodox Presbyterian and Meth- | merchant at Warsaw, having some suspicion T® “ SAL BOF: APART or A TRACT | WHITE soLemial 90, who appreciate F HOUSE No. 36? New: York avenue. Neon Square on Monday afternoon : odist denominations, attended by their clergy. | that all was not right with his wife, noticed UF LAN Degled Poiar's Mul Seat,” Trusted SPRINGS, a york nd Lith sirocts, north side, eoutaining Eft-on he music of the band which accompanied | The roads to the Gardens were thronged | her through the window reading some letters, ihe Cousty of Washington oe ‘ tung. Baths, evand | fee Tuners otee te Sighted by ges way ay the Cadets was heard about 2] o’clock, and the | with foot passengers, omnibuses, and cars. At | which she deposited in a drawer on his coming eek tehig 4 parte) “rhe. property kiown CUMBERLAND CO »/ Ws ear lated Good y suite e fora boarding ) fut mo erate, Sorps presently entered the Square at the | the entrance to the Gardens, parties were sta-| in. He pretended not to notice it, but after | 88 the ing Course. Pennsylvania, Good Sooiety ands next door, or to A G. FOWLER, s-cond Twenty-fourth street gate, two abreast, and | tioned to sell tickets of admission, at a penny | they had retired made some excuse for tting |, BF parce eg hye ae! ist, one a Accommosations For |" "For particulars send ore wins of Patent Ofics. = marched to the central avenue. At this mo- | each, and to direct the crowds to the additional up, and read the letters. They preved to be ttpse iat fa Riese en nton€ 300. ‘or Circular. POR K Phe fi ment there was an array of Carine: which | entrances which had been opened. For about | from one Robert Sterling, a clerk till lately, 1 records afte oouaty o Pwasnine” TERMS Low. OWNS Vissenea northy Untworn, such an occasion, with such slight and unde- | three hours the stream poured in unceasingly, | in the store of Johnson & Hunt. His worst istrict of Co! river and the other! 5,7 a . “Carlisle Serins, Pa. | one of the mo-t cided notice. could command in no other Amer- | until there were assembled on the lawn, an icions were confirmed. In the letter he those oe wey, Washington. T joan city. The number of those surrounding | scattered through the grounds, a mass of ‘peo- | professed that he was the father of one of her a sof wa +e he field in the outer path were variously es- SE ne of the land records of saidoouaty, | Arr THe WASHINGTON JUNCTION B. & | es Pleat tubers of currmut bushes ‘of va. timated from ten to twenty thousand; they to . ne t rious kinds, and fine shade trees, with I wi prooged sell at public auction tothe high at i bidder Bs “Pte 7th Gay of Aucust. 1860 ple that could not have numbered less than | children, and seed her to elope with him. 20,000, and might ibly have exceeded that | Orndoff, taking his pistol, RK. R. g Ound,waliedin Apply to J. C. COO agbth down to a ed 5 Passengers for the West have plenty of time to | st. between D aod E. jriaat were certainly within the latter figure. The| estimate. Fully 75 per cent. of these were | saloon where ihe knew Sterling was apt te| tae PAE of a tract Of Tand called® Soumoe mal | Boskiast at this place. “Three! or fur GQTORE ROOM FOR RENT—Op the south: windows of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and of all | from the country districts, and a very large | spend his evenings to a late hour. Seat,” situate, lying, and being fn the county of | Summer boarders on’ fair tems This SS ‘enat onrner of Penn. avenue and Tenth street, ‘the houses overlooking the Square, were occu- | proportion were of the agricultural class. The | As he approached Sterling, who sat playing fee eninatan. i toe Pree inca ene ced on Place is unviva'ed for comfor: ad conveni»nce moe gg be SAT. City Gel.” ‘jontar™ pied by men and fair women, and several hun- | preponderance of women and children was re- | dominoes, Sterlin turned to see who was | within the following metes and bounds, to wit: | 2% '*7* J & LUWE, Prepricter. = : ~ red sought the roofs for a sweeping vision. markable, and the interest in the religious ser- | coming, when Orndorff shot him in the mouth, | Beeincing jor the sam» atastone, No 4, pianted OR SALE—A small FARM of S)nores, «i The evolutions of the Zouaves at once, <CHMIDT’S SUMMER G \RDEN.—1-n Sixt) sm vices of the day seemed Principally restricted | the bail passing out through his neck, and | itt? Wet line of said road, for the novthenat | } Pee ee eae 8 comfortalie dwelt : street, between C and Louisiana ing-howse, core- hoes. . : and were continued, with an intermission, for | to what we term the weaker sex. cutting his tongue nearly out. Sterling rose wann,g tof ctr oll EEE eg = pon kg elo ail times eae - oni water ‘ed; within four miles af W about two hours. The manual of arms wasex-| We were rather surprised to sec in the| to escape, w Orndoff shot him again, | % hal! weet fifty six and forty-four ¢ ak Kook acbane..pad f ap hie ip cultivation, the ba. eouted on the main road of. the Square, and | grounds large number of ragged, ill-condi- maging only @ flesh wound in his side, and | {ronsiNo,s atthe pente@estnrne of paces | with LAGE! WeEW irom the Cirs ase, buine porfeptly healt here also were mad¢ the majority of the com- | tioned and worse behaved urchins, the regular | again shooting, making only a slight wound on | {wre lot and the the heetaniy athe eet | He, howe, F Som gg arg iy gumated | exosilent fishing pany movements. The oblique movements, in | camins of the streets, and, being a little puz-| the hip. Sterling started to go out, when a | thea ¢ running north thirty anda halfdegroes. east | Gnexcelind on the hills of the Rhiaes ad with a, | CM? MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, company, covered the entire northern section | zled as to the Ls use of their presence, on such | fourth shot was fired, which missed; Sterlin, twenty-eight ands haif porches toe take in the "e a - ” ‘outh line of a road twenty-five feet wide, and with | trae favor of the Monongahela aud Bourbon , OR RFE str ofthe tan wor gget stating | Ssiy toed Ths urenohee watiovace | sae ne ramus oan re Pag | “Peasant aa ecto | GALCER oe No. 5; 3 = sou; 2 the so 5 of Twe ts. ; ‘ - a beautiful shrub with a view to the develop- | up stairs and locked the ‘door, which his pur- | (0, poche nal ene f 4 ey Unters the erection th rear grounds of his favorite eatabiish- | twon ize and 13th wt figure o's Aste w. ment of 2 supposed wasp’s nest in the interior. | suer began to kick down, declaring he would | west line of the P. ‘ach poad: thones with seid | Ment of 8 spaciou Arbor, where his guests by da; i BARKER. on H street. between lth and 2th, No. 5 : *s t Li if the Piney B ach road; th ith said ree -ol's 4 After intercession on behalf of the treo.we fra- | kill him. Some friends arrived and told him | west line of said Piney Gravok Toad lee stresent | 2? wales Cv eont Srevwnigns be Sue Bem -are | 46s. ma Sit article of WHISKY whieh sa acks strong'y of th- | Liftie Fa''s of space, and the skirmishing, with which the exhibition ended, was confined to no particu- lar point, but lea the men all over the ground. Defiling up the grand avenue, the company formed im ition, each movement accom- NT—Three BRICK HOUS e ‘ too ardent A » at “the witching hour of 7 ‘ = ~ plished as if by the touch of a main spring, | ternized with the ringleader, and asked him Sterling was dead, but this did not avail, as ing to the placs of beginning, vo, taining ten aores | Richt” quait his icercoul Lager without feat of [POR CES TIA ee, story FRAME Mone Biting the sudience with astonishment, and | what brought him and his companions there, | Orndorff said he knew better. He was, how- | viner ith ihomen soe nte they ones dow. ck’ saleeee ee doe btinne. seins | of a, ONY ORR, ac ths pinobins ook San ee manipulated their arms in every prescribed | tendering at the same time a small pecuniary | ever, taken away and arrested. But he has|sistofanes. epacions, and weil-bui't ts o-story ny of our readers to drop in and tke a note 1if |, tablishment of C. Sryder. went door to the Mint way. The mimic loading of the guns was ss | compliment, which was accepted with enthusi- | the letters in his possession, and says he is en Dwelling house, stabling, sheds, aud out | nothing eine.) and, most likely, many of those who Ufhice ma 24-tf methodical and sympathetic as thatof common | astie avidity’ “Sir,” said the little ragamuf- | sorry that he has got to do the tragical work “Terms of sale: One third oash; the So will Fosaain. |, he has encaged the Pron | POR RENT —Tirce first.cin-s and regentiy troops is irregular. The ramrods rose and feil | fin, “‘we were all outside thunder, and a min- | over again. and 12 months, for which th. purchaser pert brothers and their Axsociates tn siscourse their built HOUSE t Vand with metallic rhythm, and the attitude as- beret hs gin us seh and let us all in ————— qared to 4 En a9 Lo phon fll bed ghoicest pieces of music Every Wednesday and y one of Sak oo sumed when they had been restored to their n the interior of the gardens a new phase of MES. Lgee™ ieee. ? Saturday evening. dy -len corner of Th places was as picturesque as any of all the | arboriculture was la ely developed.” Trees Ax Experienced tans mal Peale Physician pshowid the purshager fail to comply with the WaAcsINGTON beautiful postures of the Zouaves. The weap- | brought forth placards, and shrubs produced presents to the attention of tae toe — of sale within — are her Sho day of ties CITY GARDEN. 4 thisa favorabe opportunity, ae 1 de- ons seemed inspired with the same grace which | Scriptural texts as well as flowers. Atinter-| SQQ THING § YRUP erty, at th- risk and ovet of the defaulting purehs _ ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor. sire to rent them immediately and will rent them animated the soldiers’ limbs, and never dis- | vals on the grass were spread out large printed For Children Teething © | ver, upon giving five days previous pubic no ice New York avenue, between Ist and 2d sts, low. Inquire of P. W. BROWNING. je l-tf turbed each other’s symmetry. The intermit- | bills, defining the system on which the proceed- recess of pr Al by soften onal Wenkin <2, 0 gp el gweeee te! In ca!!ing the attention of the publicto my zrounds OR RENT—That new and well arranged three tent, shoulder-firing was illustrated with ex- | ings were to be conducted, and restricting the fetscimadeewilt aly att | tore sCauch te-ales Ail conveyaioss tine cost | f_¥ould nao that overy arrangenact hue HE gto, BRICK HOUSE, No. ts quisite precision, the attachment of the bayo- | enthusiasm to certain localities. No one, it ic action, and is of the purchaser, ‘ n made to make this “Retreat” mo: tween 19th and 20th st, nets almost as exact, and each command was fulfilled before it had fairly left the lipsof Col Elisworth. The successive evolutions were hailed with enthusiagm by the crowd, whose plaudits broke along the line as at a race was announced. would be permitted toholda| SUKETO REGULATE THE BOWELS. : R. H. LASKEY. Trustee. riven immedi prayer-meeting elsewhere than at one of the | Depe24 upon it, mechers, it will give restte yourselves, and | _J¥ 1S-eo&ds A GREEN, Aut. electband. Those d previously appointed stations; and no one| RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS By A, GREEN, Auctioneer. itz wil find the would be permitted to take part in any meet- | ..W*>*' = ing without the permission of the parties pied m0) harge—a cone rt ing to enjoy the 4 Y 1."On otherdays the article for over ten years, end ISTEE’S SALK LUABLE order to render pleasure to all. Or other days the nD TRU Mof it, whatwel <0 eopdtey, She ind gS (Prien oe proprietor wil! cheerfully grant the use of the larendon The obi ; ed fa th ye deed of trustg; earing date the :3th day of Novem. | rounds for echool or other Pic Nic Pa: ties with Edrastiesinssmeattoeined. 2" nawlsy course. e oblique movements in company | 2amed in the programme. notice was con- her, A. D, 184. and duly recordrd in Liber J A.S, | Out charge. = 5 ; 2|—_——— SS eee are exceedingly difficult, demanding unerring | siderately appended that refreshments would Np. @. lollos 28:, &o., one Of the land records of Rd fon nego herbggec ein be Semple Ma vOR RENT _The Fi mer FLOOR of the baild- exactness of step and the utmost agility. They | be provided in the tents. ashington county, D. shai at public | Sty and enlouiabel af the anuee time to uemmes the City Hal recently mattered ‘Chas, 5 > 4 r i m auction, on MUNDAY, Jaly . 135). At 6 o’clook | Pity, And op 7 7 pred by were accomplished with entire success. While | About one o’clock the gardens presented a p.m in front of the prémises, the esstorn half of ‘old folke. 4s an office. Also the front room in the they were in pri »-the threats of the sultry | very singular spectacle. The music platform oleate, which had been totally disregarded by th the assemblage for nearly an hour, were vio lently fulfilled. The first big drops brought panic to the people, and softened the resolu- tion of the guard, whose vigilance was in- stuntly relaxed; in a moment the square was filled with fiying squadrons, with whom the Zouaves, who had not in the least de; slackened their paces, became unfavorably azplicated. A tornado of table magnitude added to the confusion; the dust whirled slong. the paths and enveloped the soldiers, large bran- ches of trees were borne to the ground, one with a goodly human fruitage; and the exc: mations of defenseless females blended with the inflexible orders of the colonel and his lieutenants. With their favorite foe, the pub- lic, charging full upon them, there was a fine chance for a display of the municipal Zouaves, and by aseries of well directed movements. the police succeeded, with the timely appear- ance of the now heavy rain, in regaining lost ot T. in Wim_A. Bradicy's subd vision of Lo:s7 | . \-B-— Attached is my Bottling Betabtisven-at, story aad the third floor of . For was thronged with ministers, prominent among in Square numbered 392. Said eact baif — families can be supplied with any ——. $f | terme i to RICHARD WA LAC A, No. 2 iP ve - resiaenoe, of that healtaful drink, L. Lonisiana avenve. whom was the Rev. Dr. Cooke. At about dca fp fever Been gt bce R, upon short notion jo'18 3m t = a IBF, NGRESS— twenty stations over the lawn, and at various : tae depth of said lot to an alley. A NALOSTAN RETREaT, Ne ee ete ie ey positions through the grounds, dense groups ayrrnete art base a tanks Hiaaeiee areata! | 2 Ox ANauonTan Ietann, | uianed, wif be rented during the stanton af Coa were collected, each round a centre ring, in : with interest, seourad tem desk ot et nee Opposite Georeetown and Washington Figtt: in the most desirable locality in this city, which was a preacher, either lay or clerical. ruck Re —_ Within one or two squares >, ae premises. The subscribers having leased for a term, of years National Hotels, Those in pursuit of From the great platform a minister was giv- Np thoege preci this beautiful and romantic gpot, openee wil do we! to ninke early dppiicat No.3 ing out verses of the 100th psalui, which were THOUSANDS OF CASES. roeeli at the cost and risk of ths first puro: ae pe g meng gt mm ae Stet, Sewee See ee ee. __ SS being sung with considerable fervor and toler-| het only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the | UPON Sdvertising three times in the 800: htfel’ promenaties, Rehiog. -& able accuracy by an immense crowd of people, | stomach and bowels, correct cidity,and gives tene and | iz@noer. nery, Gelightic] prom i. ing. &, : the ment aii ancovered. Peoples | Suergy tothe woele system. It will altort ingenatly Conveyancing at the expense of purch At intervals bis vehemently excited tones] @R!PiN@ IN THE BowsLs axd Winn Corte, je W&StJy 39 __A. GRE i FY and Convulsions, which, if not a] = eo — ~ ted Ithasa large Dancin, were overwhelmed by the stentorian delivery canst Dida By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. attached to the house, bes des Dining ng of a “revival hymn,” issuing from a dense RUSTEE'S SALE OF V LUABLE IM aaoend aston ened ont Sontiomes 2 abdition ; rn wok ur Navy Varp—| splendid Arbors 5 * buil peeps faye alps oben glee TESDAY AFTERNOON, Ausust the vist. | Parties, Families and Individuaie will fea it « book in hand, a Methodist clasa-leader. On at6o’clock,on the premises, by’ virtusofa deed | most dest Pince t pass the sultry days of eum- | TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES, the left, at a little distance farther off, a Pres- Gated Uotober be 2 57, and duly recorded 1u Liber | mer, oo — be . be guarantied py be Oo Nor LET | J. A S.. No. 145, folios 176, 177, 178, 179, and 189 une | proprietors, e strictest police arsangements fT RECKEIVED A NEW 8UP byleclan tlecgyman, with upimrses fave tna ov otHERS, | of the !and reourde for Warhington cou 1] wil be enforced, and politi al discussious will be £ Prareh Caf sin Dress uplifted hands, was pouring forth a supplica- f tion to Heaven, with every symptom of earnest y, T al hat will be | geil the west part of Lot No lin equare No, 923, | prohibited fronting 26 Tet on south K street, between bth and The Larder will be found to contain all the de i- Patent Lather. and excited enthusiasm. The excitement on this occasion was entirely confined to the lead- fects and medicn! i in shis matter“ WHAT WE DO = m c land, andhas been gies ‘8 superior water, it is unsurpassed in the nion, The Gouse i i easy termes. Price made known by inguir- ing of H. HAMILTON & CO., No. sroct, pppouite Centre Market, Title perfect. largeand oommodious, having been ic ould aay to ey who has a child euf- any of the foregoing complain DDICES, NOR THE PREJUDI 9th streets, and running tack with that width €2 | CAacies uf the season at all times. feet, together wi h ihe improven.ents, Peoragrcnn 4 The ar wil! be furnished with the choiesst an ht '*, Ladies Mineee” “mufortanie and weil-built three-story brick | Liquors and “ ines aad the fia-st Segare. i Sreieties, Sunday Schools, Clubs ard Military | Bouts and Shoes, ali of which I am selling at @x~ -, The : Principal O: 4 ith neoeseary out buildings. : » Sun evedingiy iow pr J. ROSENTHAL, n ji 5 5 rr 6,12, and | Cofhyanies will find this the moet desirabie res. rt | eed om. . ground, and compressing the multitude within | ers of the proceedings. Price oaly 25 BON ee ctcenaler det tices | aeurtineamecciie homens punenet ant or 520 Seven‘h street. c N H The foll = ~ == ———> Spon the shespee a if the terms of Curious News rrom Hayti.—The followin, y SG | Compiled with in five da, intelligence concerning contemplated oar GEORGETOWN ADVERY MTS Foncrves the right to resel The Zouaves suspended drill when the storm became furious, and cqvered themselves with je are not ae ma 15 €0 3 foors above D street. i thereafter. the trustes Children unaccompanied by, their parents or Beets AND enor. TO suUIT THB fthe defsui ion | aun einai kinds of BOOTS r . >, 5 ri 7 a aa =a = « e defaults: a sunning jogs prohibit ¥ Y Li their great red blankets; thus shielded, cu- | ments of the ex-Emperor Soulouque is curious oO FOR RARPER’S FERRY "all conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. ILJ- Bonte will’ leave the toot of High street, oad SE mepeaaas ol Rint at riously resembling lost tribe of Indians. | and interesting:—The Revue de Commerce, N And after July 3d. 1 J EDWAKD Q Gast -isL., ‘Lrustee. Georgetown. and G street, Washington, hourly, | supply of eastern mads work of ev: Inured to all sorts of exposure and fatigue, it] of June 30, contains a statement to the effect | Brengle, Captain W. H. Ru i iy 18 aweds J.C MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts_ | from $0 o:uck a. m. ti 112 p. m , daily. that the ex-Emperor Soulouque, in his exile at DAY. THURSDAY act Sate was not to be expected that a summer shower t Kingston, Jamaica, has become so excited by | DAY: at7 o'clock a in.. and return every alternate M ‘er facise ineyed fromm the Clerk s Office of would give the gallant fellows serious discom- riptio™, made exprei » order, Seed ag a much \pwer price than has been i ARSHAL’S SALE.—in virtue of a writ of | Teledu 2refercing a ploasant wa'k oan reach the e changed ta One cir fer aman Island via the Aqueduct. the Cireait Gourt of the District of Colmenn f fe sc fatness public to judge for themselves, and yt - - : . role : Jeg 4 0 strict of Columbia for | fea a ion o Hearts under the trees, responding to the fal | (efrard, that he tna ea vc oe eident | Gekrgetown toast will ran thrush te? sop’ | tne County of Weahagtans auc to medirerind'l | Sratsmure! oC eiyateateleaes oo CG. | a Pevsogs in want of Roots and Shooe of eastera ot hearts under the trees, respondi o the final | Gieffrard, that he is endeavoring to geta fleet herdstown. je 2] 3in si'l exposa to pubiio sale, for cash. in f ont of the | — in store snd at the lowest pri v summons “Fall in line,’ with cheerful alac-| tozether, so as to reduce Hayti again to his OR HARPER'S FARRYACHANGE OP | Paki! onthington, on TUESDAY gRivri: 0., rity, and going through the skirmishes that | sway. Vil Lubin and Adelson, Soulouque’s DAYS.—On and alter July 2.1380, me! foliowiag ponds nea chaials. Baga _Sp5-r 314 Peunsylvaria avenue. closed the drill with an ardor that thecontents | prime ministers, charged with the execution of | the steamer ANTELOPE t. Be Congressional D-bates, 16 do: Anna’ f Congress, of many clouds could not have dampened. JW th 2do. American State 8, 1 do. Pension a for thi ‘king health tS : saeoaceies a Hise rn i Y < « WRLLs carrying the 0. r 8 ‘e 4 lo. Pension an t for those see! t é . - for the general obtorver, | but boos anette taney ttained a schooner, | rail "wil emis Georecteen RUCRY MONDAY, | Bock ado eee dno ronson, Sad | reoo-t for thoes ve by auy place of the kind on the | Opposite Odd Fellows’ Halt, Wachinasom, D.C. These evolutions were,for the gen + | but were unable to do anything further e | WED? RIDA d | Potomac river itis situated ab ut one hundred | Traveinrs will study their interests by examining most attractive and extraordinary of all. No| ex-Emperor was visited by a fortune-teller, Phureder oad TO | ates, don Life ond Wane ot Jong aS, from. Washi ed , Thorsday and Sata’ # States, 0. Life s orks of Jo! ~ Ata € yashingt m te) th ij % JICES ° professional agilist could surpass the prompt- Yecdnesday the Antelope ill run | 12 do. Diplomatis ‘Co-respondenoe, “hy. Sparke:s | Potomsc, and all view of tho Cheeap-ake Gay~ | Shadtccioeosre” haloaet poee watt je * far who promised him that if he would give lar, ness, precision, and hardihood of the advance A in full view r ¢ Cheaap-ake Bay. At a th RR head, | best materia! the ‘ket affords and employ none tribute to two fetish idols, he would certain ly — re ovr aw Se x rege vin se and famous {or fine Oysters, Soft Crabe, t a and retreat. The prone movement elicited a| be enabled to reenter Port-au-Prince before Noe 3 unren in, in favor ofdohe tegen poke he ry Wistiartes eltinnte oni ark tole paperton ta orpnesk ald ‘Deratilies to shout of admiration from the spectators, and | the end of July. Actuated by these promises, 190 di : Fae VES Balle as W. SELDEN. Norfolx: ‘the undersigned bas made addi‘iocal | Trunke thi made in other cities and sold here. the pyramidal movement the same. Many of | Soulouque is openly organizing his band, and ‘ SUGARS, : ~ = ~S_ Marshal. paprovommane Re teocaaketeel oe the wonderful gymnastic exploits are still held | makes an appeal to his old dukes and barons, RS, I 1* RSHAL’S SALE —in virtue of 'wo writs of P . in reserve; the exhibition closed before the heavy exercise had begun. A large crowd, unterrified by the storm, cheered the corps as they filed away, with music, from the equare to gather under his banners and aid in the re- 2 epetbeer ieng bnkete dP EH. taking of the dominions, which, he says, have} For sale low by OHN been stolen from him. Corchi, one of Sou-| je8 ' Rad Pop ter ewe et ah fieri facias, irgued from the Cierk’s Ufie- of flan The Bathing cannot be surpassed. Splen- | LEATHER, {iON FR EPR 4 ‘ J louque’s friends, says he has partisans in] 4 GENCY FOR FAIRBA P : WENT SE: t 1 Cirouit Court of ths District of Columhia,for the | 71d. Apeling and p enty of Fishing and Sai ing Boats | and Woo OX TR i hig! HN J. BOGUE, | county of Washiagton, and to. me direatod, Trust | free of charce, He hae spared np exsenes in pro ther FAL IC SaThare Lig Bae oP ae ee Se fe use Moatatenhanent os’ YONDAY lode of choice Wines, Liquore.Se jars, &c..andforthose | Trunks, &c., Re and ‘Covered, ins work- ; r i K’S SCALES IN 1865 Poluckc ox nil deloaes who wish toavoid extreme fashion and to esek a nlike manner, at short notice. into Broadway, bearing noother marks of their | Hayti, mentioning a certain Col. Joskin. The A . GEORGETOWN. Henao sed interest ta cedbo tee follow: tombe we Spot pcacepeuuenginammene al a to Seg ne eek shtene a al exertion than those which the rain and moist pn ge tes 5 = f Soulouque is already | ,, The undersigned have been appointed Agents for | ing desoribed property. to wit, viz: Let No 3. ir a So gen og ye wn, OF xed, and it is soil had attached to their garments. Several invitations from citizens have reached the commanding officer of the Cadets to drill the corps in some public building, as the Academy of Music. It is urged by these cor- Square No, 706, and jot No. 30,1n Square No. 80), together with all and singuls tl ized and ievisd a seine ses hy ees celebrated FAMILY de i5-ly “ JAMES 8. TOPHAM. _ : I y : intention to enter Port-au- PCATEORM and COUNTER Cares. “Ata! Prince before President Geffrard returns from wupply constantly on hand and for sale at lowest ee qi thaa 2 week; fora longer time, #125 per a i -|° = — 7 arry an james ar nd wil! by . ishing to add eaten Ail seer tt Hise, | HAY, and COAL SCALES ersoted in any part tinfy judioiate Nos, 193 and 194, to May | 2&7 month. “Persons wishing to aitdtors the f the Distriot or adj nni nties. e “ Priester »1'l direst to Leonardtown, St. Mar,'s Ww L. & proclamation offering general amnesty. |’ All Scales are warranted durable, accurate, and |‘! 18%. in avor of Anthony Addison. county, Md. OOD AND COA ‘ep! 2m . be left undone on bis part t> ren the 1 provements . re the prop=tty of | tem 0. Lerms tor board: $1.50 p rday, for ices W. SELDEN . respondents that the theater would afford-a| The friends of the ri in government do | % sive satisfaction RUSEY A Ana __ U.&, Marshal for the District of Columbia. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor Woop fine stage fer their peculiar display, and that} not apprehend any danger from the attempts, Dealers in Agricultural Implements, 35 dids - —- AND. og res the sum realized from the sale of tickets would | bu think it well to be on their guard. | je#2m Bridge streot 2doors west of Hich. SRSHALSSALE—Invirtuevi2wntsoifien| [ IGHTNING! ey Delivered to all parts of the city, at the lowest be a valuable addition to the not overflowing | One editor says: “The danger is not great, be- RANDELL, OPTICIAN. cuit Sneien nape pn the Cig mee ot poy = a ” LIGHTNING !!! | possible rates. x exchequer of the org os while it would be | cause Soulouque and Vil Lubin will be stoned Cc No. 125 4 st., Georgetown, | county of Warhington, and to me directed 1 wil Pr : Office 252 Pa. bet vom MA Sea “ith ate cheerfully disbursed by hundreds of people | to death by the women and children on land-| _ Hae reed on hand TRE assortment of | expose to public ase, for cash. in front of the court In Tiug oF Pract, Paeraxz ron War! pony a av., between Le for the perfect gratification of their interest in| ing; but measures should be taken that other | Frenoh RRs arth ae eS Pee b eed ia DL A FP. LaBARRE. 77.HE SUBSCRIBER RAVING ON MAND the Zouaver. It is the desire of those having | bloodshed may be avoided.” jain gold mlver- steal, and Germar | ant's rieht'le,oisin aud interest it and te Lit No. Southwest corner of Wh and C sts. "Tab cstrenice peak ol FORE ts et charge of the affairs of the corps to avoid a. - 4 im seus [ase ophired ano | 15, in Square No. 732, of Warhington, D. Manovactvnxn oF eel! at & very tow fixers fo: 4 display that would savor of speculation. Their} Taz Patrerson-BoxaParte Fawity.—The | 20W &.ssses set in 3 Sow Gretosether with of x provements! PLATINA-TIPPED LIGHTNING RODS, WOOD Sawed and Split auy size, resources are ample for their contemplated | Paris correspondent of the Courier des Etats J0®- F, BIRCH, UNDERTAKER, Chas H Vea Patten and will be sold to'satiefe Soe Reepectfully announces to the p: of Washing | C8! and see for yourself. a. wy, ma tour. Yet, at the solicitation in suitable form | Unis, in his last letter to that journal says: «It or. ¢ and Jefferson sts.. Georsetown. | J .cinis Nos 78 8d 79, to ‘October term 1859, in favor | ton and vicinity that he is prepared to exeoute a! Wood and Coal of respectable citizens, they are willing to ap- | is rumored that the death of Prince Jerome | of MYi9s sven ny pore Hobe epee a ot John W. Thompson and Z.D Gilman’ eoee oe reese Goninctersca th: | mais & H. comer of Peanteast ont C che. pea the Academy “> usic. They will, ag em by his first marriage posed wall with eases <a fy ts-dts_U. 8. Marshal for 0) ihe'rerg beet ort ‘ sow very Xs terme, = — = = a however, take no steps in the matter. with Miss El]izal ‘atterson, an occasion to lied tea” nots e —_——_—__——_—____________ | All Piatina tipped Points which are mauufsctu: AIRBANK” AL 2 = revive his claims as sole heir of the august de- Easortinent of COFFINS slwars on J have a large MAR HALSS4 E.—in virtue of writ of fer by we will be stamped with a codes, F FAIRBANK’S SCALES" Ricats sf Siren Ai DURING THE CHINESE og dara eg the pe me a to} Py ma yee el | Bi of the | Giouit Court of the District of Goumbur fan iy 9-1mn — The Standard Scales of the United States. War.—A British order in council has been is- ve his rights, if he has any, forma’ jecid- | 4 tnd F ‘ounds, ( Hi sued in reference to the rights of neutral ships employed in the carrying trade during the ap- ro ay of July next, I SUIT THE TIMES, i county of Washington, and to me directed. [ will SON 7 . AT : ed. Itistrue that the decision which would | _Hearsosand florsos forhire. "ap io.em | 20u" mao peitie she Yoronah, Set fie U will THE ONLY PLACE QE Gay Eee CPEPR RACE" emanate from an imperial family council would | WJASSEV, COLLINS & COS PHILADEL. | house door of said county, on SATURDAY, the i AL é 86 . Rt 12 o'clock m , thd fol- OF un ot CRAIN roaching war between the allied powers, Eng- | not be very dubious, although certain members HiA DRAUGHT ALE.—We re constastly }I defendant's right. title, — Oyste EAMS end WEIGHTS, Tend pear as with China. The principles | have, it is said, shown themselves favorable to page mh au yas bove dal ee: arauidan Lobel Fee to & certain dwelling re pS Bm ey) xn ths Necthees South Si anne TS SCALES, of the maritime law adopted by the seven great | the cause of the American lady. Jerome was | sdultorated Ale. to give it's trial, oye a (4) tnouee'gu Lot mines f9) ia heeane following delicacies: ANK SCALES: g 5 European powers at the Congress of Paris, in | aminor when he was married to her by Bishop| 4, R SS SHINN, Aronte, nunubored three hundied and gevehty-soven, (sm) R \-MON, SORE Re ap. / Fons rar : ie ae, ; ‘ ~ a, I : y ty echconrtenennac aneaian time b: reser te pe eee paula ae prove | upon aa the ro, Pts of Satu Vind, nd wil ‘be 66 FSi , SPOTS, EePteR 5cER ots Bik Fao! wT greatest naval powers in the world, and may that the young marine fiver aes been enticed EDUCATIONAL. iagr, in favor of Jon Te Walker 2 sans ALLORS, | io16-55 im ooloagent: Seventh ot. svar Gamsl. now be considered firmly established. ese | in e match by a premeditated scheme, tes- | ——H—____""— 4. D, VER St =, Sy -s, principles have always ahs contended for by | timonials were Hed ies to show that Miss Cc OMM ad oae4., L COLLEGES, py U.S. Marshal for District Columbia, Pele pe Ean OL Bike antares Atenical Antigtara,} pets, the United States, and the recent confirmation | Patterson had laid a wager that she would | Opposite the General Post Ode, Washington City. * . TURTLE, aud these fine large Lynuhayen Bay 4, Scientific. Philo » Beciess and of the correctness of the views of our public | captivate and marry the brother of the man — ane PALS SA ein wirtns ofa went bes Src me rag a vin i Sp | a Cingne Laren, a men on subjects of international law is bighly | the fame of whose exploite had Already filed ibrmorian Sytem of Penmanship, Booxkeoping, the Ciroult Court of the District of Columbia, for ket. as I have every facility ch py pe prices. "New works we added ore = - " My = in ity. month. Sara Sgn he peo nay ese pow:| uned erty «pestis ivael Sn | Sateen Ne gearaa Gmail | wirua paneer meee | AI A esa zoe ae pee ha — sr Leg nl Pine | tbe grief of losing: while stil living. ch Sreparatory Class for met | courthouse davr of said county on’ SATURDAY, | livered to any part of the city free o oF wet gosds: 5 that neatral Poo oF, 4 vo ae believ attached to her for life.” ‘Ladi Be invirusted ta fue Peuman- | Flowing Wrepets-terwie Aiea eRe | RB te ee eee oe re I sh liable to ecapta: i a fo an ee ropert.to wit: Alldefendast’s rizht, | je i5 im T. M. HARVEY, Ayent, tan if found under the evemy’s os 2 Dg pt / Mina d ti, tala title, elatay, aud iutereat, inand tom ostain build: open m9a.m, to p.m. For terms ted = 332 Pa. av ots. the ‘Skbrame Se Fi ‘A 00 ao pom: ing éreoted’on Lot No sx Square No. mine | \Q7HEELER & WILSON’S SEWING MA- 2 __Soleacents for Y 5 She really saficlont Uy eae e curred at Philadelphia on Tuesday morning, | “wae 2e-3m WM. W. YOUNG & Co, _ | Butte snd forty ning, (948).a8 laid down in the Ww cHiNH AGENCY, ACON & RAVEN'S AN NWAY & coast of the enemy; that subjects of England | *t. No. 1,714 Market street, ina three story HE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY. bpon as the property of Abel Gries, and willbe | R*MovED To No. 346 Pa. Av , xeaR Tru Sr. BISONS Sanyalled PIA80 several 4 F foe trad a 24d | brick building, occupied by William Auld a«| 1 New ARRANGEMENT. auld to nattety Pfcisigis No. 206, to Getober term Encouraged by the substantial and rapidly in-| Other makes, for port in the dominion of Chins, aod. with all Sarecery Hare the upper part being used ava |, Chcvel-anoea ga giznes arma, phe | te levorof Sota Pay. 9 covey | oar inlay tht ccs, Nilsk fale | Oascag eee Me aor er eae, 2. ° r - A + - ‘atri + led i Aes *s ch +4 . Bod that quads Delingtog: ty Bagtate ate | cmnee and cutoff all esvape tothe iometes. | SofieireMeaiericmeengeert.viltecneucd | Latel.S Marshal for the Gutrict of Columbia | hevatche ea soye ae ate, piven fer Ge | Recs The Philadelphia Evening Journal thus their superiority. asa family institution, over all ir dee. Pats: pervasion and instruction of Mr. and Mra. + —— UPON GUNPOWDER, Frenchmen, found on nese vessels, shall be b in the well nef ‘deli cormpeatit popular favor, the Agent has taken restored. ‘The above regulations are uot to be | CTibes the scene :—“‘ The females were at the | SICH ARDS, in the well arranzed and delisht- | FYROPOBALS FOR COAL AND WOUD soe ot a are oom serve iptels created on En a D JOHN'S. npeenrenyy Cy construed in favor of allowing trade in articles | front windows, shrieking for help, while the | ulars. see circulars at all the Bookstores, ma23-f Orvice SkcRETARY OF mE Senate U. ail the various styles may at all umes be Sole Agency for the Contraband of war. What is contraband of | crowd beneath was awe stricken, not knowing | —————————————— sly The war has not been defined, por has the usual list a been Legg ge , the carrying of wi , at one time the English Government intended to prohibit, has not been mentioned for several reasons. First, seen. Se M id MM mr vied to call ant 'sve | outhond’ oud telivered fee Pane age ot he Duet thern, together with certificates from many of the | t ict. Orders oan alse be al geben of dams’ best citizens of Wosnngtva and Georgetown, in | Express Company. Washineton. *. fe lawiv at what moment they would leap to the ground, | Vf . MeCORMICK Ic! pe SCHOOL. or be enveloped in the flames. Miss McNeill, frieudas SSepoplic es Series the ait Seaxtts | fitensioe day, who was in the third story, rushed through uties on the lst Mo in Bep- | tons best y cords to their well known and thoroughly tested the flames and succeeded in petting into the tember next. best strai SzaLEep Proposats Jill be received ax yt god in tha car tabe Ladies a: till2o% ot for NJ ine Wood.- The whole to fed | superiority Ifanv jadies cannot call, letthemvend | A i Bt ures vaul 1 aces y i x us second story room, unbarined, although Ber | yprbeigat acatts Go Reted wil gomrrional he rae pie sie Betoes ite | frejovene up amame fy tseh ng trey 0, ‘cio! mo Mogée: Renae be ! fam ly in the land was supp ied with one of these |, The ; . i jlothes were entirely consumed. She Hon. serv ed r and i ments. instr be ot the 2 She Seeeeeeer anemones err a pag cng the etalon uate a bulkhead: ry is desirous of | 15th S-ptember pvext Be for 1 faithfalexe hemi nd eaeneioocdel: pmo soot charge ~ to made ‘only, Innd“on the Inte. treaty. with France, Tho] 0d She was caught ia the arms of ¢ funder Ber | Bice for tie Con god, hg Wood will be con | Mts mone ol we nscchaoe ET ATi.” "| Seceuanet , * on t : e - - ey ¢ ent, No '&. BY Due, ji adi the enemy couple lant fellows, named Robert Mc- a separately, satisfactory arrang: u-1 Between 6th and 7 hats = =. pe fits het there an Soglishete de Devitt Thomas C jam. It being a me Si URRY DICKINS ga ae PER v.1 om 50 withcat his tea? Dissetisfestion "woeld .cer- rather dangerous to make such a leap from the ington | _iy 12-dts0th retary of the Sen $175 ee pans, Weantifal tore ayo boon Sooahven. Be SSE Atoes en tainly arise, and the cupplies tv fe war top te D. Deere jot — me Bet ws) Ich JEW ered for 178, days at JOHN FEL ree i tor otherwise. "We'fecr ons caxt woul om 7 7 sm indignpa Mrs F her and niece H Commons. up, and Mrs. ire, her son, ni jennytoars & irs. M. and her son landed te LES 0) | Sree | ares enece ae wa ¥ .* SS hn Se . iD ° bulkhead, and was considerably injured about | > aes Wars Segre Acne he BA ae oferta oar Remorxp Necr phis Enquirer, of Sth inst. says: “ Private advices received in this city aay or twe since state that an insurrection bed bro! ore athe | the head and shoulders. ‘ DOVE <<. Perso: Deo! tn k., among the slave papu-| . iJ" A fire occured at Gathbert, fa, on ies uf * —_— hit ‘warrant toe ouamadass ity of Osceola, Ark., » » . lation, Our ineoast tenrort hak the distarb- | Sunday, destroying Lenard & Jordan's FITTING | fSeante amy Amante mre aoe te wets Oras Store. | ot Avene ne ances were quelled, but not until several 7 and ea T. Au _— and th 80 2a xa : - -PH RUCRIY. north AP Cc. - rf Sincere, Pia ~ 4 were instigated wh . Y NICE 0, at for one weok only, at the Ma: | the , ’ a " ell Aso are oe ae de | se TFS, = ma W.G.METZEROTT. jy 306 Pa. av., betw. sth a8