Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1860, Page 1

is PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, | t (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Vth st., BY W. D. WALLACH. Papers Served in packages by carriers at $4 9 seer, or $1 cents per month. To mail subscribers, the price is $5.5) a year, in advance; $2 for six mouths; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 centa.s Week. Single copies, ONE CENT; in wrappors, TWO CENTS. U7" Avvertiszuxnts should be sent to the office betore 12 0’olock m ; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. vez, XVI. WASHINGTON, D. C.. HONDAY. JULY 30. 1860. Affairs in Mexice. Our New Orleans exchanges publish a num- ber of letters from Vera Cruz and the.city of Mexico, from which we glean some additional items of interest. Under date of Vera Cruz, July 6, the Picayane’s correspondent weites ag follows “< To leave out of consideration the quarrel between Miramon and Zaloaga as to who is president of their faction, it now irs that bas inilitary pe of the former is at an end —his army having mminiously retired be- fore the oetitutional forces aber n, and taken up a defensive position in Guadal ajara. though it is even asserted that he is in fall retreat Le Mexico. Upon his arriving at the Capital, he will find matters materially changed during his brief absence. His friends are at their wit’s ends for money—the two great bankers upon whom he has chiefly relied ~Jecker and De la Torre—havin lately ox- ploded. Meanwhile, Pacheco, the Spanish minister, has not been idle, but with consum- mate — tact has been seeking to oon- vince all persons of reepectability on side of the bag Ara ~ pri pt what a wicked, ruining thing civil war is. Thus appealing to —- if not to hearts, it is understood he ag succeeded to induce a great number of in- fiuential persons to petition President Juarez to entertain proposals for peace, or at least for an a Whether Juarez will accept anytbing short of an unconditional submission remains to be seen. Certainly his szpetigep of the treachery of the myrmidons of the Chureb should teach him caution. But the resent representation cannot be said to be on part of either the Church or the army, but emanating rather from the ple. It may, therofore, be taken as indicative of the wishes of the “People’s party,”’ and if Mexico only had a sufficient number of such people, the un- happy country would soon cease to know the horrors of war, and would enter at once upon her path of prosperity and peace. Propositions instigated by a Spanish envoy to this count are, doubtless, to be taken cum grano. It may beonly another ruse to gain time and latl the liberals into a fancied security, while the other party are making preparations to capture this devoted place e a coup demain in the autumn. At least the past would jus- tify a suspicion that such may be the tactics of the party whose watchword is “religion.”’ Gen. Uraga remains a Guadalajara, wounded and a prisoner. He is treated with it hard- sig ond allowed only the rations of a common soldier. Indeed Miramon would have shot but for the protection extended him by oll, who, with a spirit that is refreshing in 3, claimed him as his prisoner, and threatened to pronounce if a hair of his head should be touched. Woll and Uraga cam- paigned together in Texas a qurter of a century ago; and itis pl it to see that the brutal- izing practices of civil war do not always ex- tinguish every spark of ancient friendship Miramon was offered Gen. La Vega and twen- ty five other officers in exchange for Uraga, but he refused; whereupon La Togs and the others were unconditionally set at liberty, and supplied with money to depart! Such acts should “plead as trampet-tongued’’ before the world. ey ee Way Do Caicprex Dre?—The reason why ebildren die, says Hall's Journal of Health, is because they are not taken care of. From the day of their birth they are stupefied with food, choked with pliysic, sloshed with water, suffo- cated in hot rooms, steamed in bed clothes. So much for indoor. When permitted to breathe a breath of pure air, ouce a week in summer, and once or twice during the colder months, only the nose is allowed to peer in day light. A little later they are sent out with no clothes st all on the parts of the body which most need protection. Bare legs, bare arms, bare neck, girted middles, with an inverted umbrella to collect th and chill the other part of the body. A stout, strong man goes out in a cold day with gloves and overcoat, woolen stockings, and thick double-seled boots, with cork between and rubbers over. The same day, achild of three years old, an infant of flash and blood, and bone and constitution, goes out with shoes as thin as paper, cotton socks, legs uncovered to the knees, neck bare; an exposure which would disable the nurse, kill the mother outright, and make the father an invalid for weeks. And why? To harden them to a mode of dress which they are never expected to practice To accustom them to exposure which a dozen years later would be considered downright foolery. To raise chil- dren thus for the slaughter pen, and lay it to the Lord is too bad. e don’t think the Al- mighty had any hand in it. And to draw comfort from the presumption that He had any agency iu the death of the child, is a pre- *umption and profanation. y A Scexsz tx tae House or Loxnps —What a pageant of splendor and of grandeur was here presented: The floor of the House was packed with wives, daughters and sisters of the peers in fall dress, leaving only a narrow space in the center, which was occupied by peers and bishops in their scarlet robes. The entire gal- lery which surrounds the House was filled with a row of elegantly-dressed ladies, only broken by a line of reporters; the benches, one rising above the other,were filled with ladies. Pres- ently the trumpets sound. the signal that the (Queen is approaching. She leaves the palace in her magnificent state carriage, drawn by it cream-colored horses, attended by her Minister and household officers in carri: little less sumptuous than her own, escorted by the Life Guards, all mounted on noble black horses—the whole cortege forming a maguifi- cent spectaclo. In alighting from the carriage her Majesty's foot presses an electric wire, which acannonin the park. The usher of the golden rod gives a si , and sudden! every in the house and throws’ o! her maaptle, and a more beautiful revelation can hardly be imagined, surely not described. Vine Growgrs Convention.—The Charles- ton Mercury reminds all who take an interest in horticulture that the Convention of Vine Growers of the United States will meet in Aiken, South Ci fruit for exhibition, accompanied with a small branch and leaves of the vine, and its name, qualities, place of Saale ste eS nursery- men are particularly to resent. es from the interest of the busiacls which be transacted by the Convention, there will be a free exhibition of fruit of ali kinds from all who will a = contribute. It to persons w pes are maturing, and who would wish to save them for the 2is% to enclose the bunches in small mustin bags, which will keep off birds and in- sects and preserve them in good order. Resviipine or Trax Tricentes.—The pres- ent Emperor of the French has so vastly im- proved the vicinity of the Louvre, at Paris, that the old Palace of the Tuileries, neat by, of ete peau antamastacenel jate worn * y-gen- teel poor relation ith ‘The Minutes of y of the Presbyterian Reziciovs InrenticExce.— General Aseemb!; Chureb (New School) b: —The following th of the meteor bas been Tue Pats oy tux Murzor. ICTION SALES. — Pe tig ae om Fe AUCTION SA THE WEEKLY STAR This exoeiient Family and News Jouraai—oon Br subscribing in clubs raised be ved 3 per cent #0 conerally Srouphoet the crusts Si Jo copies, ii ) oan be procured ° 9g paper. Price~THREE CRN Ne. 2.323. i7- Postmasters who act as agents will be lowed a commission of 2) cents. ave just been published, + Of the Observatory of lowing statistical resx which may, of course, be con- "9 = other or more So apa obser- vations : e meteor passed over northern part of Pennsylvania in a nearly easterly course, over or near the part of New east corner of New York, and the ‘Sound, and fell into the ocean south . It was distant about 100 miles from Bos- ton, when bearing south of us. it altitude was about 20 miles above the sea to the south of New Bedford. its velocity was 20 or 30 miles a second. It was 70 or 90 miles from the Baltimore steamer just grazed,” and yet further who ‘dodged {t’? in Waltham? prevents iays | sok U7 Letters recently published in Le Nord of Brussels give details of the the Christians in Bosnia and ed at the hands of the Mo! sorbed has vows Pinger Ot ond ‘been in the ¢ivil jag in Syria Portion partially overlooked; and yet by these correspondents show ferocity bas raged unchecked the last spring in the district mentioned, Priest and rajabs have been imprisoned poisoned by order of the Turks. In the northern ‘ts of Bosnia there have been in three thousand persons. UQ™ An Irishman, fishing in the rain, was ob- served carefully keeping bis line under the arch of the bridge. Upon being asked replied as follows :—‘Sure, an’ & here to keep out of the wet, ye spal- Se MRS. WINSLOW, SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Teething, greatly faciucomes che wonmdecd orcs. 1 SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend apen it, mothers, it will give rest te yourselves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS # pat up and sold this article for over ten years, and CONFIDENCE aND TRUTH of it, what w and contain the foll By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ‘Sounty of Washing ree cpa rOpet ne as of ‘August, 1858, and re- ami Added on certifica: Communicants.. Adult baptisms. Infant baptisms. . Contributions to Ge: Columbia, and the other at reso) ried in ‘Liber * Tatts, also one of the land records of said 1 sell at public auction tothe high st pest 6 o'clock primer on. the promises, aid Of & tact Bf land called” Peters’ Mill in the county of Posey Desaak sonts poten noch rs . COpts. ni ing motes and bound whose masts ‘it see 3.506 from the observer meral Assembly . .$5,244 47 Domestic Missions. . 28,020 95 s at i issions... .30, rsecutions ‘oreign Missions... .80,3383 29 lgaria anceatiers fcecma, the weet side The following table gives the rates of in- oo in this Members, Members. Prot. Episcopal..... Presb. 0. and N.S.. Meth. Epis. N. and 8. crease of three leadi: country from 1800 to 1 that Mussulman and northwestern imprisoned more ¢! 5,656 194 tol Members. Members. Increase. - and N.S8..40,000 337,839 Meth. Epis. N. and S.64,894 1,160,380 17} tol The Second Adventists claim to have 600 Preachers, of whom 365 are classified as believ- ers in literal life and death, and the utter and final destruction of the wick, 600, 86 are pastors; most said to be constantl. dred and forty- They estimate their membership at 54,000, and the total of their congregations ted astone No. 5; thence rumning so ne one and ¢ baif deg: nine perphes and pont the su be | vest lineof ssid Piney Branch rosa in » Containing ten acres id thirty-six perches of jand,’ more or less; to- with the improvements thereo: spacious, Bnd well-bai! ng house, stabling, shed: ‘Verne of sale: Ove third oash; the balances iné be vor "whioh ths 1s isle, and secured by a deed of trust upon the . Shoul{ the purchaser fail to comply with the terms o sale within five days after the day of sale, the trustee reserves the right to rese | said prop- by risk and cost of the defaulting puroha ser, upen giving five days previous ed Among these of the number are y itinerating. Three hun- Post Orrice Reroru 1s New Yorx.—The Journal of Commerce says: has been at the head of the New York post office only about six weeks, he has effected some very desirable reforms in the transaction of postal business, and has inaugurated a sys- tem of economy which will save many thou- sands of dollars to the Govern Sufficient time has not elapsed since he as- sumed the office to furnish a comparison be- tween the average month! administration and that ot is certain that they will be largely increased The gain from those sources will be over and at made by the reduction of office ex- penses, without, in any degree, stinting the The items for printing +» have been cut down about three-fourths, for stationery nearly one-half, and for mail-bags over one-third. There is also a large class of expenditures under no specific heads, where the intr dicious economy is saving lar; six weekly newspapers have the advertisements of steamship de which are now given only to the dai however, will remain just as well rtures bow as ever, for, vertisements did not ap- until after the steamships id sailed; and it was for that reason that the postmaster concluded to cut them off from the atronage of the Department. General Dix is evoting himself assiduously and ener; uties of his office, are neither simple ner light. The improve- ments which he has thus far introduced are probably but the precursors of others which will be made as occasion requires.”” peed Shes c-eaieadichs satan A Votcaxo at Worx.—A correspondent of the Alta Californian gives the following inci- dent of a visit to the volcano Kilauea—not the celebrated Mauna Loa—in the Sandwich Islands, thirty-six miles from Hilo : The most wonderful, and (to us) mysterious phenomenon we witnessed, was on the second day of our visit tq the orater. and we were sitting on a high bank at lunch. lace in the direetion of the intense heat of the lake. ‘** Although Gen. conveyances at thi R. H. LASKEY A GR By A.GREEN Auctioneer. ALUABLE IMPROVED AND Uniprovep PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND aT AUCTION.—On y 2d day of August next. I roll, in font of the premises, at § o'clock p. m.. that valuable property known as the residence of the late Feter Cazanove, deceas:d. it being all of uare No, 233, containing about £5,000 ground. with the improvements, which consist fame Cottage Abeer | ight conveniently ai house, stable, carriag: qut houses, & pump 0. exoel operty is handsomely sovth D and Water street-, and considered one of ie most healthy and pleasant private residences in Also, 6 handsome Building Lots, being lots No. 1,7, bea building lote are on Timrteen- streets wert, and C and ts south, and present many inducements to persons wishing to purehsse a handsome building mence on the building lots in ‘erma: One fourth cash; balance in 6, 1?, 18 and 24 months, the purchasers to give notes for the de- , Dearing interest fiom the di svie A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All eonveyanaii ment annually. eipts under his of a handsome firet class oduction of a ju- e sums. Thirty- een deprived of half and Fourteenth ue. tries eam teething] eT ING. mother who has « child informed of those di in most cases, the ar in the weeklies a SURB—yoa, amOLU medicine, if tirely used. Puli N Cokrd S Peenitis, New £ tthe cost of the Residu Vises. A. GREEN, Aust. ARSHAL’S SALE —In virtue of wo writs of fieri facias, issued from the Cierk’s Offices of the Cirouit Court of the District of Columbia, for the county of Washington, and to me directed, 1 will expose to public sale for cash, i house door, of said county. on of August next, 196). at 12 o’clock m..a!] defendant’ iaim and interest im and to the follow- property. to wit, viz: Lot No 3, in No. 796, and lot No. 39, 1n Square No. 891, ular the improvements upon_as the proport; C. Barry, and wil! GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS FOR HARPER'S FERRY. 269, the steamor L. J. frout of the conrt Brengle, Captain W. I leave Georgetown EVERY TUE AY, RSDAY,and SATUR- DAY, at7 o’olock a m., and return every alternate Jn tae Saturday trip from Goorgetown the boat will run through to Shep together with all and si thereon, seized and ev: Juliana Barry and James sold to eatisfy jndioials Nos. 193 and 1%, to May term 1838, in ‘avor of Anthony Addison. U. &, Marshal for the District of Columbia. day, at6 o'clock 4. m, OR HARPER'S FFRRY.CHANGE OP DAYS.—On and atter the steamer ANTEL, J. ned BLUSCMTIINE LE.—In virtue of 2 writs of fien facias issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cir- istrict of Columbia, for the n, and to me directed. | will cash,in front of the court DA day of August next, 18%, et 120’clock m , all defend- ant’s right,title,clsim and interest in 15, in Square No. 732, in the city of V C., together with ail an‘ singular the improvements sores seized and levi: Thad turned m. wind, to avoid t was startled by a noise like the gether of vast bodies of water. jamped up instantly, and raisin, shout, seampered eff in an 0; toward the lake, hall never forget. of some distance to escape The whole surface of the lake was in a state of the wildest commotion. wave, and all was confusion. lows of fire rolled from every side of the lake, and meeting in fierce conflict around the island in the centre, broke with fury over its Then, after recedin, rushed to the onset once more, force, and, meeting together, shot up inte air perhaps one hundred feet, one vast spiral body of red liquid lava, which finally combed over and fell in graceful spra; When things had + Thursday and Saturd: y enit Court of the Wednesday the Antelope county of Washin; expose to public 1 h through to Sheph house door of said county. ig An unearthly posite direction. beheld a scene I, too, had to run VED, ted.) d ALEWIVES, GARS upon as the prop Van Patten,and will be sold to satisfy Ju- ‘08. 78 and 79, to October term ot John W. Thompson aud Z. D ws U.S. Marshal for District 0} EDUCATIONAL. _SE-=SION OF COMBS’ English and Classical ool will commence on the first Mi pplications should be nJuly,as the number of lerms, &¢., see cirguiars, tesidence, No 303 6 bbls. ( Bayfield) 2% boxes prime Eastern C For sale low by Wave clashed on GENCY FOR FAIRBANK'S SCALES IN Tremendous bil- A GEORGETOWN. The undersigned have been appointed Agents for Je of the above orlebrated and weit-k LATFORM and COUN ‘upply constantly on hand ani for sale at lowest ‘OAL SCALES erected in any part durable, acourate, and with increased Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Bridge street. 2 doors went of Bich. CRANDEL Ls Oe AN ie SBECTACL ES, (SER Rew £_Asses set in them to . Fy CH, UNDE. J O* "Gort Brians and 7 1xth street, aie” Ne ack into the lake n restored to their usual order, the surface of the lake seemed to bave fallen at least ten feet. OMMERCIAL COLLBGE, No, 476 SsventH Opposite the General Post Office, Armoriaa System of P: Mercantile Forms and respondence, Bills of ratory Class adios will bo instruc yy open from 9a.m. to 10 p.m. For terms WM. W. YOUNG & CO. MALE ACADEMY. Les and lar Ser >» which an 80 auocessful under the entire care of Nr ‘ds for more than ten ¢ first Monday in Septern sion and instruc! Pai SHARDS, tn the well arran circulars at all th eqtale Deh oe her school may apply Washington City. ship, Booxkeeping, ations, Business Cor- nge, Current Bills, "and Arithmetic, French Near-si ored. rand al. other Asuse or Human Ricuts.—Whilst every mail from England brings complaints of the and the high and in- ions, it is stran; in fine penman- creasing prices of pro some sharp-witted statesman does not discover @ ready road to popularity by insisting upon restoring the vast hunting to their proper ‘erson sts., Georgetown, tion to this branch apply at the Rooms, ma 24-3m, ds and forests ricultural purposes. It seems almost incredible that in a small island like England more than 50,000 acres of e New Forest are a ing of a few thousand adi jh La Reeortment of CO oul tas th. tov and Horses for hires E UNION FE: New propriated to the keep- and a farm of four loyed to raise hay for the eer in the winter. months. nse of keeping these deer amounts to anoum. This tract of land resent unprofitable state istrict was depopulated that he and his ht have # royal hunting gruni. a ie population goers, eo hing 2 not Rieiesse Geplorable effect in consequence which commit-’ er and eating all tural improve- greatly checked. ears, will be opened rf next, under the ion of Mr. and Mrs, support of these ipplies of the above + to it @ tri: Ale, to Fre a4, INN, Agents, since the reign of the PAPERHANGINGS, &c. Low-priced PA! Rn ORD ‘and. aod Wiklow Shion. et cul with sil aa J ITER, No. 486 Seventh st rik ‘3 Bt ALE AEDs wansQanen wh The demorslization of th these of their present uses. Besides, of the depredation of the deer, ted every variety of trespass, corn in the summi ment in the forest districts When food is wanted for the use of man, such of abuse of human rights cannot be inquished too soon.—Baltimore American. peaPass Sarees A nests wt Oe Movements or Gan’, Waker —The “Gra will soon be on the tu; ly gave an account of his arrival at, and departure from, the island of Ruatan, and it is now stated, by confidence E 3 We spears Tein le, Jaoonet, Berege, eegvebaieoks that we have the best a preset re ine intrusted to our care = ‘ked down most 2 : at very low prices,to an ex- 'AVLOR & HUTCHISON. AM Peat Also Monument Head Sten ptly attended to. ‘ave, bot sth and | sta. TLES A IN les, and f) aes ‘Yes cee R & HUTCHISON inesty will be ment. The pest Brestdent and to be wholly forgotten, the returning Chief isto inauguratea career of un- exam, pao for his favorite ‘ilance of the > ition will attempt ALY on ASTRO TRB Aan ‘AMILY GROC. 4 E ¥, BEGS TO iends th Mantels, quite NB. oe tidy & strict af a ie of every article & first-class Family G: ¥ @00b8 CHEAP of-war stationed ce the Galorado brat Farat Mistaxs.—On the dence R gs MILLION! gro crap towards room, epi hen ned FOR SALE AND RENT. am AND " Senos er SORE | are tetemiant | Kghae a ete nee sped tolcions out the inlance of me SUMMEN CLOFA, | . orn “4 Watered ; within four miles hington ; NG st cost Allin want of Summer Clothing are 4 Rabe — 8, ~ etfully invited to call at No. 460 Seventh st fend, “Ie perenne yy ye respec’ bs 18 peculiarity des: z " the great redust: apposite Post Office, and see the grea! fecase eer eae eslieet mots ie Be Little Pais . a T-aawt! SO mmer Ci SUMMER RESORTS. ALUSBUE FARM, STUCK. Chore, IM. E. s. i) CARLISLE) Tawianerensomor fez | MPU AMES Pon ti Riis ty WHITK SULPHUR | Grand “Scones, Pure that persoual atter'ion ts hie Fe:m SPRINGS, Somes Air oat gene | ‘offers st. r with his etock 2 CUMBERLAND co.,| HK, Bathe, Largs o procs Mares, Colts. Cows, Hoss, grewies Pennsylvania. ope Somety and 8G either for gale or’ exe for smsroved, City ACCOMMODATIONS FOR | Por particulars send inkacnnedl ion fo ee ‘Gouay. 300. for Cireular. conmatlan den Weekloston te TERMS Low. |IN& Visschen,. Ferre en rent nation out 3 agpen, r je low Cartisie Sorinas, Pa. | 1,0 a'emmdio deectipiion of the Facerne tise AL A sTktaTt, sumed no one wou rohase Without first vistieg Coreen Gompsoas a Wale | Seiten ant eee WITTY 7 7 fal ven a ase ' — - sre Bs 3e8 H'etreet, between 13th and Lath, bers eased term of years , ton City. this bawets ial and gitodn spot, op" W. D. Wallach. Editor of the Star, knows the it for the acoommodation of the ie O0 Farm well an¢ will accord full information con the Sist day of May, 1860, For ty of cerning it to any inguirer. 1" 28 otf scenery, delightful promenades, fiehvog, des iis superior water, it is Saenapeened’ mion, The Aouse is largeand commodious, havin, ee foe RENT--A three-story BRICK H’US*, on H street, between 4th and Sth. Also. a two * y BRICK COTT. by fe gn ae | vated e Dancing Sa! nessee Avenue and north F street, surround: d sires ‘to the Bones: berries Haviag ant by a large common pasture, and would be a desirn Rooms for both ladies and gentlemen In addition | ble focation for a dairymma. inquire of C. BIRGE splendid Arbors detaoned from the | ildinge. eH 446 12 h st. , iy 19-e08m' rr x ies viduals will find » 9 — mont destiabie p sce to pass the sultry days of sure COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE —Thrco Mer, a8 every Attention will be guarantied by the and s halfa res of Land situated at Bailey's X Proprietors. The strictest police arrangements | roads at the intersection of the Columban and Fil be enforced, and politi al discussions will be | Leesburs turnpikes, ax miles from Washington prohibited sedeasil a apd § from Als Ranta. The impr; to contain 0 de'i- | ofa house, containing 16 rome, egies af te onea : matali mee. shots, &0. The yard is weil anad The Par will be furnished igh the choicest | has ia it an<xonilent well of water, t G 1 are. rticnlars oa rem 5 USricties: Sunday Gobosia: Claberaed Miktary | SresdNG: BOW! N@' Bee, or A. Companies will find thie the most desirabie resort —_= te metropolis for spending & pieasant &nd or erly day. Children unaccompanied by their parents or | guardians, Will be exae fed from the grounds, De 4 ey firee fory (urbe Bost Ss te of High street, | 10th and jith streets. north side, containing filtven Georgetown. and G street, Washington, hourly, | Toms. This honse is convenient to the Patent Of from 8 o c.ock & m. til 12 p. m, daily fice, Treasury, ete.; 1s lighted by gas. and in every Persons preferring a pleasant wa.k can reach the | Wy suilabe for a boarding house. Rent m 1d vin the Aqueduct. Apply nextdeor,or to A G. FOWLER, ‘e solicit the public to judge for themselves, and | tour north wing of Patent Office. , ford speared Of Bint ay POWERS & CO. | fPOR RENT—The ine FRAME HOUSE Brown as “French Evans’ House.” situated on M st. CHMIDT’S SUMMER GARDEN.—Gn Sixth | north, between 9th and Ith stresta, No. 520, treet, bet mn C and Anh AV, one of the most desirable private remdences in may bo found ot ail times on of the, mmoct Washington. ‘This h use ie surrounded by fruit pular, gerial, urbane, and intelligent trees and great numbers of currant bushes va Restaurant Keepers, who backs up his rep with LAGER B+ ER from the City oF Brot 5 ound, walledin Apply-to J, ©. COO! Ly hove, Philadelphia; with BRANDIES (om | St. between D and B. the t Vineya: ‘ance ; with 5 - : tnexcelled on the hills of the Riiue; ard with an | FTOR RENT—Three BRICK HOUSES—one on ede Wolaetinke at eee OP tee te yp yr Bg -3 . corner of Tweifth : Peiaheees oo te eae may be individually, | tween 17th nd 13th sts. Inquire of JAMES W ma Br rt, where his guests by day hem still more so by the SePRES. co Hi street, between Lith and 425. may enjoy the cool breeze and be free from “ol’s | JOR F onan Pipe Sergg em Af om cpuen, ht,” quaff his ice-coo! er without fea poet ee cote 4 paving.their enjoyment Gempsned by the falling bs ishment of C. Suyder, next door Se dew. Such inducements will, doubtless, cause = many of our readers to drop in and take a note ‘if | g\OR RENT— Thal new and w nothing else.) and, most likely, many of those who wry BRICK HOUSE. 9 will goagain, between 19th and 20th sts., First V en addition teal! this, ho has engaged the Pros rious kinds, and fine shade trees, with 160 feet of AY Re mént of a spacious Ar pied by Mr, Russian Leg h. Poss: « peri brothers and¢heir associates to discoursetheir | sion civen | y.. Inquire of SOUTH ghe pieces of music Every Wednesday and | EY § PARKER. next door east. ma 16-eot Sat evening. jy 1- —— = — {OR RENT—A small STORE, © peers y canes ‘and Penn. avenue, under the Cia - suitabie for a barber's saloon or cigar ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor. information inguire at the Hotel. mar 30 New York avenue, between 1st and 2d sts. —- For RENT—The FIRST FLOOR of the build- In oslling the attention ofthe oublictemy, grounds Se Bares tina Ge ee he im fem=nt hae it m recently 0 . 5. tocrmels te aeke this “aavenr? meee Ss bn ofkee, Alcp the fropt room tn the csosed attractive every day. Mondays the Gar- story and the chird floor of the same ba: For dens'sre open, t0 the public iree of charge cone 7 | ter (RICHARD WALLACH Nor given by a select band. Those desiring toenjoy Le: venue. bist dor to render plagsure to all. "Or atinr darters EMBERS ONGRESS. order to render pleasure to all. 5 the ORS, MEMBE, = proprietor will ‘cheerfully grant the usc of the SENATORS, MEMBE OMS eens fer grounds for lor other Pic-Nic Pa:tios with- | nents erh ne rented during the atesion of Cou . ‘most oon! 1 For the amusement of children he has introduced | FL0#% im the op ene FRR a number of little games, never before seen in this Natioosl Hutee ey ES such Roome sity get ealou' ‘st the same time to amuse the | 11 do weil to make early appiontion at No. 78 “old foiks.”” ; stree' . BH N. {.—Attached in my Bottling Establishm-nt, | “hstrect. between D street and Pa-ay. de Riovuenocsoee of ta? hen hls Wak EAGER ; 2 Ir resiaence, hat hea. riak, ‘ ‘PW "J BEER. upon short notios. jn'15 3m CARRIAGE FACTORIES. ALT WATER BATHING. NGTO?D RRIAGE FACTORY, Marsiiatis PAVILION. (a Land | Weer erect, Bettoeen Sth and 100k Seract. u wi open for ree” mo! - tore on the 13th of June. ‘Tie deligh athe dat Suishet © somber of Sret case races, and Buseves, which we will sel! ure, 1s unexoelled by any piaoe of the kin Popomes sig oe me sos ono eo & ver- amaili proft. miles from @shi mn immed:at on the Potomec: and in fll view of the Cheanprake Bay. | of ti forty Govan interest branches sad other Fisk. fend ecaits pooeest br the ee, the styles and quailty of work that ei give satie- pate “agg, bean re Baltim-re Bud — combining lightness, comfort and durabi.i- folk. eo reign mace at r improvements ta fhe comfort Sad eujoyment oi WALTER, KARMANN & BOPP Res! r ing not sur x en- a id Aneline aud plenty of Fishing and Sar'ing Bosts |) Conchmakers, stocossors to Wm. T. Hock. ree of charge. He has spared no spocnsn is pte ap = oe ee viding good Cotilion Band or in laying in his stock RRIAG of choice Wines, Liquors, are, &e.,and for those Tue Sunsoriber Levies of bs ho wish to avoid extreme fashion and to seek making it now one — =e wh x 1 a pet paee Where they can make themselves at | in the District, wiere his es home, ere in sot a more, leasent place in the Uni- | nanvtaotu; CARRIAG: IshT. ‘States. pro Tr pl es himeeif teat WAGONS of al kinds cannot be —eehent nothing ll be jeft undone on Part t> render | from hie long experience in the business, he hopes ep beard: 8 Sit, das, for on to give genera! satefactuon, ‘an n & week; for a longer time, er Carriages and Light Wagons kept per month, Persons Wishing to address the ere a —— = Prietor will direct to Leonardtown, St. Mary's | ip PAIRS neatly done,andall orders prempt county, M neni ta jot-2m "__R. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor. | ”; had Carriages taken ine new nee. f sue sernar of lath WOOD AND COAL. = W°°?, TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES. Delivered to all parts ofthe atyrat the lowest | ROOTS AND SRORS TO SUIT THE possible rates, T J.% W.M.GALT, We w msnvfactu’ sll kinds of Office 262 Ps. av., between llth and Ith ie, | and SHORE, snd sosetantly ma 17-tf north side, | supply of eastern made work HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND | be snidats much ipwer pricethen ion T An extensive stook rain AP is p to | heretofore eharged in sel! ata very tow fcgre for cash: articles. W OUD Sawed and Split any size, Persons in want of Boots and and see for yourself. city made wo: phantasy, | Etieents! mals 8. FE, corner of Fourteenth and'C ata, _aps-r PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD, | GUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY, Orrics Skcretary or THE Senate U. S. Opposite Odd Feliows’ Halt, Washimeton, D.C. uly Li, 1860, yi ereey. in by examinin Sxarep Prorosats will be recei ved as thre y TRUNKS, V. Par. till 12 o’elock m.on Madey, in elsewere A: ‘RB forniohion fie. tbe: of the Fase ave oy yyy = best straight Pi ib eaemage, Saayes hy xt p4 Pine anny inthe Vaults of the tol. in p wr tervien of the Senate, aud ts 16th September 12-41 ank , George A gee Pep wonth od intr Ta Cu eRe* celebrated FAMILY ‘ . _ ‘ine at a. ae: 4 JAMES 8. TOPHAM. One at $250 do, HTNING! RENT. oe <n pe ee LIGHTNING !! NP, LIGHTNIN jy Paav., betwee oth aul ence. am NoTic i Ix Toes oF Puack, Paxranz ron Wan! siege Mary OF LOR SINE, by Jamse Grant ; price nod — sce Rikers be ano Te 8: Reawiateaee 1 oe hy 4 lope; &1. P & 80: ON®, Sole agents for Laurence’s ke. ty 18 beg etary. uieyprice af Picea, alr noon otner go04 amare 2.3 abasic Parsee post, at