Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1860, Page 1

Qo THE EVENING STAR is PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 11th st., BY W. D. WALLACH. ‘ ———-— Papers served in packages by carriers at $4 8 year, or 37 cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $3.50 a year, in advance; $2 for six month*; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at therate of 12 cents @ week. Single copies, onz cent; in Wrappers, Two CENTS. I[7” AvveRrisxmnnts should be sent to the office betore 12 o’clook m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next da: Affairs in Syria. ‘The foreign intelligence contains further particulars of the state of affairs in Syria, and the details are most harrowing. Nearly the whole Christian population, or at leest the male portion of it, have fallen victims to the bicodthirsty vindictiveness and animosity of the Druses' Reports are even said to have reached the Bri Government that the city of Damascus, the oldest inhabited city in the world, and one of the most populous of the oriental capitals, which was known to be threatened, has been sacked by them, and that 500 Christians there had been massacred in cold blood, the Dutch Consul being among them, and an American being counted among the wounded. To this attack upon Damascus the Druses were doubtless prompted by their horri' Successes in other places, achieved 80 es by the direct aid of the Turkish au- thorities and by their sympathy and conni- vance in all cases. The reported butcheries at Zahlch are abundantly confirmed. There, and in the sur- rounding villages, the survivors of 16,000 fam- ilies are reduced to homelessness, nakedness, and famine. The carnage has been fearful. At ae equal atrocities have been com- mitted. The piace had «Christian population of about 5,000, belonging not alone to the Mar- i but to the orthodox Greek ious Protestant denomina- jtter there were about 200, g snative pastor and a church of their own. A letter from Beyrout has stated that of the 200 only two men now live, and of their 4,000 Greek fellow-Christians only 35 men sur- vive, while the fate of their wives and children is worse than uncertain. At Rasheiya, at the foot of Mount Hermon, there were about 2,000 Christians, two-thirds of whom perished by the swords of the Druses and the bayonets of the Turkish soldiers, to whose barracks they fled for tion, but whence they were inhu- manly driven by the ay a ven Beyrout itself is searcely protected by the English and European vessels of war lying there, which, however, had afforded refuge to the frightened Christian pop on. In all or nearly all the massacres that taken place the Turkish troeps have tal more or less part. One ac- tes that Ottomon sok from Da- bled the besiegers to take Zahleb; that the Turkish Government, or the local Turkish Governors, have lent the Druses men and cannon; and the details we have from time to time laid before our readers abundantly confirm this view of Turkish per- fidity and cruelty. What scenes of horror were enacted at Damascus, and what will fol- low the sacking of that most fanatic of cities, it makes one shudder to contemplate. The latest foreign dispatches intimate that now, when the massacres have been completed, the Sultan is making a show of concern about his Christian subjects, and that a commissioner supported by an armed force, has been sent to the scenes of slaughter. After what has trans- pired, no one can place any confidence in either the Sultan or his commissioner, and it is not to be expected, or to be desired that this tardy retense well satisfy the Christian Powers of eps, many of whose quasi subjects fell vic- tims to the blood thirstiness of the Druses and the Turkish soldiers. If the tenor of the dis- — received by the English Government s correctly stated, our own Government is also immediatety interested in the matter, and we will not believe that England will permit any petty jealousies ap 5 ing the influence of those Powers in the East to tempt her to shield Turkey from the punishment so justly merited She at least ought poy connive ac such ata: cities practi: u ristian people. It is reported that the Emperor of France has al- ready through the Minister for Foreign Affairs formally apprized the Government of the Sul- tan, that, in concert with other Powers, he will without loss of time and directly interfere to stop the ca: . If the report be true, Napoleon III sais high commendation for bis promptitude in the cause of humanity. The Emperor of Russia is also said to have moved in the matter. England appears to be slow to act,-although a discussion in Parliament indi- cates that she <a some movement of the kind. Moat probably the three powers will unite in a demand that every Druse sheik who has taken a leading part in these massa- eres shall be expelled from the Sultan’s do- minions; that the whole country of Lebanon shall be placed under a Christian Governor; that the Pashas who have connived at the car- nage shall be punished: that indemnity shall be paid to the surviving Christians, and better rantees be given for their safety hereafter Such demand would be moderate. The diffi- culty would be in the nature of the guarantees to be given with respect to the future.—Vew York Com. Adv. . Fiest Banies.—There is an extensive fund of strong, wholesome common-sense (a most un- common possession by the way,) in the follow- | lain paragraph frem the Springfield Re- publican, and parents may save themselves and their on much unnecessary suffering taking to heart its excellent suggestions: “A somewhat extended observation, and a solitary experience, have convinced us that first babies havea hard time. Parents must have two or three children before they know what a baby is, know how to treat it, and ac- aire patience to treat it Properly. The poor Rests ws that have the misfortune to come along first, have to educate parents to their task, and in the process they get spanked, and shaken, and abused. After a man has three or four children, he Jearns that whipping or striking a child less than two years gd is bar! We know one “paternal head” who struck his first child when only six weeks old, the ass actually believing that the child knew better than to ery, and that he stopped crying at that particular time because he vicious or e. inflict on our first children the we ought to have for our own impatience or fretfulness. This children in God’s eye, morally ble beings, is very strange business. Patience, good unwi patience’ Don’t wait to learn it until one see ee eae seal be hidden under the Ax Ixscriovs Perrizizer.—Very severe ae stry have been issued in France, Epg- Lay resed among neigh! ve u nn oF aS mat arent ee witt be 20 per cent. of The Weekly Star wi!| be wed. It invariab! ine the * WW geht ewe’ that tne made The wening Star #0 goneraliy shout the country. : + ' THE WEEKLY STAR i This excelient Family and News Jouraal—con- * tekiee cea: tnvarvably, ta advance. + in cighe 1 od : ate pee ee a ee Meera aera Se UT Postmasters aot as agents will be lowed a commission of 2 cents, WASHINGTON, D. C.; WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1. 1860. N®. 2.325. nt — aparece Fag yy AUCTION. SALES. CLOTHING, &e. _ FOR SALE AND RENT. | This is an introduction by a Chinese gentle- prostate to the By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. SELLING OFF ALUABLE PARM, STOCK. CROPS, IN. RUSTEE: SALE OF A P. Tora AC AT COST! ‘ V EMENTS. &ec’ ac FOR 0 Shas Tn order to deo: tock I have determined ray ; OF LAN Deailed “Peter's Mil “thaeg tololous out thotulense Poe NtaTe ermine EX, A 1M ROVED CI Mrhoe are ye in the county of Washington. on the 7 ~The subeeribes oad, and about ft foo miles fides ING atoost. Ail a want of Su mer Clah: : o subscriber in oon mothers, man to his house : SOOTHING SYRUP, He first took us to his country house, now uninhabited. It was the perfect resislence of a | whieh greatly facisitates the of teatbing, by soften Chinese gentleman. There was a very large | ing the gums, Tedacig all fatumaatien-—wilt aly ait ais in Sbility to gr oity that meal attomrion to bie Pa m a PAIN and apasmedic actien,and is ‘shington, being a part of the property known Wh Ob it requires, offers it, together with his stock oe wit 90 hedges sod large Sth | "SCRE TO REGULATE THE BowsLs. | *gt'0), ranch dsl treet, cas bearing date crepe, Geplemeann a see Hoes, gree rf tiles. His H sdznt = Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and Ss about the sth SURG, 1858, BRd 10— | ee | other for male oF exc! ° eroved City aratiner cad tartan Eta secens Gimjrable | RELIEP AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS $ yi of Au = henge fo corded in Liber J.A.8., No. 153, folios et seq., x 7 areal . property. The Farm contains one hund aud 4 | 200! the land records of the ocunty of Washi SUMMER RESORTs. SIXIy SiX acres, is oosted in Morteomery County, Consort’sat Windsor. About the grounds were ineav, iN conPIDERCS ano SEOTH oii oh a Se eiriet of Col hn other it be NFIDENCE AND TRUTH of it, what we ‘olum| the —— agient. distant ten Varkn A on or about the i4th day of May 1859, LE reso! the ve road | 5 hutmogs, mangosieens, plantains, eocoa-nuts, tdeTr riscan ie | 80a recorded in Liber J. A, Se Neri fine aon, Wikite secenek thoes "whe “uppeeanes | of Washtartos. neoresa’y to Suter , and cree! trained into bas- feont yao ne of the sant recarde af said eo I) i Grane Scene-y, Pure | intos minute Ceoorpticn of the Sore, ps oie oo <4 : 01 med ou d pur out Bret vie k i ine. Toside the house the draw bidder on FURS AN ie aust of August. 1860 SPRINGS, Eg ge bog A eS T00! joors sliding across circular haif-past 6 o’elock p, m., on the prem CUMBERLAND CO. Wa). Wore cheerfully be given upon appicat onto WILLIAM a 5 bie rhage on to eo et pers of & tract of | called * Pennsylvania, i Sooisty and a G. E. STUBBS, 322 K street, between isth and i4th eman s private residence, entering ya l= i nese triumphal gate. He tells me he has ten | iene’ “pms miles of carriage road round his estate. It is So ou 4 fine undulating tract of land, reclaimed | 219% 2° from the jungle, and laid out with rare taste. | in, ore In the outskirts a tiger killed a man the | riwen Washington City. . le. econ: ros ular send | W- 0. Wallach. Editor of the Star, knows the woah side ney Branoh Sapeees | nSaaansstam, Mi aE om Farm well an* will accord full information oon. x the wing motes bouads, to wit: 300. OWENS Gt ENDEN. cerping it to any inquirer. j- 28 ott infue weet ling of ud rondy far’ the siteeos ie 7eaus —— IN &, VISORS — ‘a. Fo RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUS*, corner of slot of said Tana inid off to Hare Steak z af ‘on street, between ath ond Rhy Ales ine ce, AND. FULFILMENT OF WHaT WE Ht bes man, and rannii thence north sixty- 4 | QCHMIDT'S SUMMER GARDEN.—On Sixth | story BRICK COLT Rok, wank carden, otherday. In his garden I found Jocko, liv- | gue Taianbls preparation is the prescription of ene ef the | ah, f degrees, weet fifty six aod forty. four en Se ett pn Bre a & | Tonresess avenue and ports F street, surrounds oss ian aret Hoon Be Jock: liv- | mest xP ERIRwCHD and #KILFUL NC y sUecaen f; | dredths perches, with Speskman's ne may be found at ail times one of the most by & large common pastare, and would be a dexira ing iD & cane cage. next door to & porcupine ; | aad, andbas been used with NEVER-FaILING SUCCESS stone, No.3, at tbe ne t corner of ular, genial, urbane, and intelligent tle location der &dairyman, inquire of C. BIRGE, there were also some rare birds, further on larger lot and the the b ning of his smalier lot, estaurant Kee rs, who backs up 446 12 b st. Jy 19-208n.* some very small Brahmin bulls, 2 Cashmere tet omugorcee tag | thence running borth thivty and a al degrees, with LAGER He ER from the Cary ea to B sti - Kt will citmoat inerantly relieve Guipine In THE Bowsts and Winn Coxic, and overcome convulsions, which, if ot » eaity remedied ath. re ft th iT FOR Fy h and corrects acidity, and gives tense and Ly Love, Philadelphia ; wit 'OUNTR ¥ RESIDENCE FOR SAL E.—Thre goat, and a gr J of young kangaroos. There *outh line of & road twenty-five feet wi to a of Fran: Cc and a half res of Land situated at Bailey’ Pd the east of 3 ‘man’s smaler lot, where is | unexcelled on the hills of the Rhine a | toads st the intersection mS, No. 5; thence running soutt, sixty- | article of WHIS! s degrees. east fifty nine perches and | true flavor of the Monongake! four and one hundredt! epereh toa stake in the Palatable as either of th West line of the Piney B.ach road; thence with said West ine of anid Piney Branch roaa in line to the p'ace of beginning, sontaining aud thirty-six perches of land,’ more or gether with the impro were all sorts of unknown beautiful flowers come about in enormous China vases Here first saw the tea-plant growing. It is of the camelia tribe, three or four feet high, and bears « small white flower, like the openin, 5 a Bian of seneedad aeatown the ‘‘moon-fower,” | anaes Wen teeta teem oi & kind of row convolvulus, that only opens 4 LET at night. There was a bower of “euatep: woul caasoiee gs, won Sud rnstooiess oF eras ide, \ rom Al-xandna. The mprovementa oo ese may be individually, use, Containing 16 rooms, bara. corn he he has sought to make them still more so by the a he yard 1 weil ansded with trees and erection the rear grounds of his favorite establish. in fxovilent well of water, For furth r ree | ment of a spacious Arbor, where his guests by day iv on the nee to WM. PAY wF. lesa; to- | may enjoy the cool breege and be free from “ol’s WLING. bas, or A. G. BeGk. ad ents thereon, which con- | too ardent rays; and, at “the witching hour of otion rooms, Washington, D.C ne sist CLT! . Spacious, and weil-built two-story | night,” quaff hie iee-cool Lager without fear of | above desoribed property will be sold low for cash. Frame Dwelling house, stabling, sheds, aud out | having titcit enjoyment dampened by the falling | iv 5-eoaw* houses. * Ons clea acid ty ta ing | 20%, Such inducements will. doubtless, cause | AOR REN * verms of sale: One ti 4 balance in6 | many of our readers to drop in and takea note (1 AT Soa i : and 12 months, for which the purchaser will be re- | nothing else, and, movt Likely, many of these whe HOUSE, No, 367 New York avenue. between pha to giv notes bearing interest from the | go will coagain, 10th and Jith streets. north side, contaimine fifteen ay of sale, and secured by a deed of trust upon the | "In addition te all this, he has engaged the Pros | fooms. This how cat to the Batent OF. prev ises. . pert brothers and their associates to discourse their | fice, Treasery , te ; £&s, anc in every Should the purchaser fail to comply with the | choicest pieces of music Every Wednesday anc | ¥8) suitab e fore ae Swiua erate, terms of sale within five dave after the day of saie, Saturday evening. iy 10-1m Apply aext door,or to A G. FOWLER, ercoad the trustee reserves the right to rese’l eald prop: foor north wing of Patent Office. iy tf NALOSTAN RETREAT, recone mpetojtal the default Mages N Axsronran Istaxn, | [OR RENT—Tho fine FRAME HOUSE Knows by advertisement, in some newspaper Opposite Georgetown and Washington as “French Evans’ House.” situated on M st, the city of Washington, of the time, place, and — forth. between 9th and Mth streets, No. 520, terms of such rerale. All conveyances at the cost | The subscribers having leased for aterm of years | one of the most desirable private residences in a 4 fi Nee fener dee cups’’-~ the pitcher flower, whieh collects | snd bevwes water, and trim which Jock retterhee him- | medicis self in the jungies. The fan-palm—a beautiful treeon the lawn—produced water of clear, cold quality, by being pierced witha penknife. Several minute creepers were trained over wiv fens, to poops dragons, with ogg-shells for their eyes, ere were many of the cel- . ebrated dwarf trees—the first I had soen— ttle GEORGETOWN ADVERT MTS oaks and elms about eighteen inches high, like 6) FOR HARPER’S FERRY. small, withered old men. _ The house here was Bree And after July Sd, 1860, the steimer L. J. superbly furnished in the English style, but f Bre%s/e, Captain oR PREJUDICES OF OTH The three story (brow: ront) a8 7 i ed Washington. This h use is surrounded by fruit “ is Isave Georgetown EVERY TUES of the purchaser. this beautifui and romantic spot, open Tih lanterns all about it. At six oclock the | DAY, THURSDAY, and SATUR- jytscoeda —™B MARREN ANS e | tho ast dns of Mareetiom pine gublis on sige Sade nga cee guests arrived—mostly English—all dressed in | DAY, at7 o'clock a ane: return every alternate * = scenery, delightful promenates, fishing, &c.1e- | £ Ound,waliedin Apply to J. C. COO) i hh short white jackets and trowsers. The dinner | Georretowe tro tont oll ee aay, ep from By A. GREEN Auotioncer. sides is superior water, it 1s unsurpassed in the | st. between D and F. iy i? was admirably served in good London style, | herdstown. S* je 2 sm VALUABLE IMPROVED AND Umimrnovegp | Union, — . and all the appointments, as regarded plate. yi * F y.—C, wines and dishes, sips The quiet, atten- FS rae ae ee fi Ete “4 tive waiting of the little China boys deserved Sea gioemer A bt ME all praise. After dinner we lounged through | J-.W®! T’ces tying the United s the rooms, decorated with English prints of the WEDNESDAY s and, aa TDav atts. ph royal family, statuettes, “curios.” from every | turn every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND aT AUCTION.—O: The douse is largeand commodious, having been c '—Three BRICK HOUSFES—one on THURMDAY, tho ad day of August nest choi | entirclg cemeceied tee ara ae ering been trent, between Cand D; one on the sell, in front of the premises, at § o’olock p. m., genet to the house, bes des Dining an‘ Dressing | corner of Tweifth and H sts.; and one on 5 be that valuable property Known ‘as the residence of | Rooms for both inties and gentirmen In addition | tween 12th and isth sts, inquire of JAM ws the late Peter Cazanove, deceasid. it being al! of | splendid Arbors d sed from the buildines. BARKER, on H street, between Lith and ny ha Square No. 235, containing about 65,00 square fect | Parties, Families and Individuale will find at a | 425. ma 9-tf round, with the improvements, which consist | most desi’able piace to pass the sultry days of sum- s : POR KENT—A three story FRAME BOUSE, ~, BA handsome first class fame Cottage Dwelling | mer, as every attention will be guarantied by the | fTOR KENT —A thre ony? aot ip ek. * * —E House, contsining eight co: ent! roprietors. The strictest police arrangements Oe 4 Bone and’ orokle Ontos no's pore | oushto Shephorsiowa,”'” “NOPE | rote: catgstmobe ibn ce ciate atte | EVP itaiivcd aad pat ah dcucins aT | PAC EN OEM, wus Ponting Sa Haale ; "i al —— ——— cy rr % . Or rohtbit . i t w our host’s son, who is being educated in Edin, JUST RECEIVED, water in the yard. This’ proparty is ‘handsomely | The Larder will be found to contain all the de i- | Uilice ma 4-tf situal an yu nt y Fourteenth street wes:, | cacies 6 BeRSON B! 1 times. . NT new wei ree burg. : \ ‘ south Dan Water stracte gud pment fre ne tar wilt be Yaruished ‘with the choicest torr BRICK HOUSE, Noten on, wreck, ARS Less healthy and pleasant private residences in nd Wines ak the Sacet Socere, Miltary between 17th sad 20th oe iret aS lately ocon- Tar Bounp-Broox (N. J.) Tracupy—Effect Bayfield) WHITE. Pi=H, ‘Aleo,6 handsome Building Lots, being lots No. this the most dealrabie resort | Sion given immediately. Inquire of Me SOUTH of Playing on a Weak Inteilect.—At the in- 25 boxes prime Eastern CHEESE: 1, 7,8, 9.10, and 15,1n Square No 265. These beau- | near the metropolis for spending a pleasant and or EY & PARKER. next doo t. ma 16-c0t! quest on the body of Coe Lewis, who killed his} For sale low by JOHN J. BOGUE, tifaland cievated building Jota are on Thirteen. | derly d a Se EE op i ‘i ke : joa eorgetown, D.C. | and a-halfand Fourteenth streets west, and Cand | | {LJ Children unaccompanied by their parents or | [7OR RENT—A emall STORE, corer of 6th at. wife and then committed suicide, at Chimney | —!°° D streets south, and present many inducements to | gua Will be excluded from the grounds, aod Penn. avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel, Rock, Bound-Brook, Somerset county, sonie} A GENCY FOR FAIRBANK’S SCALES IN | D.*trert ‘wishing to purchass © handsome bacding | “taoneing wad dere mrembited suitable for a barber's saloon or cigar store. For thirty witnesses were i , JEORGETOWN. aite or make a good investment. {L~ Boats will leave the ‘oot of High street, | information ineuire at the Hotel. mar y examined, all of whom | “The una: ed have by ed fe - ————— seemed to concur in the fact that Lewis was alo OF the aac ee pee ecinted Agents for | “The sale wiilcommense on the building lots in| Govgenes, cel * re Washington, hourly, = “s the sale of tho above orinhrated and we know renee Se ee OR RENT—The PIRST FLOOR of the byl exceedingly jealous of his wife, and for come | PLATFORM end COUNTER SCALES. A fu! | "8r202" O06 fourth cash; balance in 6.12.18 ana | Ree Pocterius's pleasant weik’can reach the | £ tng iminediain.y opposite tas weet Me's ue 5 vr jo. 3 Bit time had been very miserable on account of supply constantly on hand and for sale at lowest P. C 7 % months, the purchasera to give notes for the de-_| Island via the Aqueduct, City Hal. recently opoupied by Chas. . 7 j Ss an office. Also the front room in it. Lewis wasaman of rather weak mind AY and COAL, SCALES erected in any part | s2js°Pa2 men's, bearing wuterest fiom the dey of | | Wesolicit the public to judge for themselves. and | Story and the third floor of the game bu and certain persons thought it very pleasant tie District oF adjoining counties. taste fiseee Sigte aed & doed of trust taxon. tie ig Soot tS ROB W. POWERS & co. terme apply to RICHARD ALLAC! to excite his jealousy. One witness testified iene Tatishecnee eated durable, acourate, and | purchaser M. E. DANGERFIELD, ASHINGTON ee that a few days since s number of men were BUSEY & BARNARD, jy 24 eod&d, —— parce. “ClTY GARDEN. OER ipadid cate at ROOMS oneee ee t a d hemsely. Dealers in Agrioulturai Implements, 2 : a. oe. ERN ‘i ‘wo splendid suites o! . fur- “4 etwas ie tae ners OF soe sm ern cetera! lmplements, MASRSHADE ALE weERN3T, LOEFFLER. Propristor. ciahed; will os tented during the sosniou of Con 5 ii 4 e a ARSHAL’: E— * Ve “ , bettocen Ist and 2 le . in the most rable loca this city, sent one of thats aember te the be et! RANDBSLL, OPTICIAN, M fieri facines ionnnd orm “he ‘Olori’e Offios of 5 oo enone feing aoe soe coe oP to "es and Fy , Cc oF TIAN, ¢ st., Georgetown, | the Clrowit Court of the District of Cotumbia,forthe | _ In calling the attention of the publicto my grounds National Hotels. Those iv pursuit of suc! then, so ring ~ Lewis, Moar prs ask- | “Has constantly on 4 & large assortment ‘of | county 4 weshington. nd to me dirooped, 1 wil } would sate that ever: Syzeatement has will do weil to make enriy application at omit i: raf = expose ablic ie for cash, rout of ye m made to make th: *Retreal more street. betwee! street pe a it Mavkiewn'ther Lecleie jealous, Fronon Yoer-ag ig CERALES, oP house ‘door, of said county, ‘on MONDAY. sth day attractive every day. Mondays the Gar- oth “ a D and Pa. of August next, 196), at 12 o'clock m.,ail defondant’s | dens are pene title, claim and interest 1 fe r probably not without cause. The reply was o qua.ity, in gold. silver, steel, and German that he had gone to call on Lewis’ wife. As aver ators 8 it, ramen Rornired soon as Lewis heard this he rushed from the is. room and ran home like one crazy. The cru- J 4 “oe RE: Md ae Georgetown. elty of this apd similar conduct towards a| Having given my personal attention to this branch weak-minded man is severely censured by all. | °f, @¥ business, Prepared to Mrs. Donnelly testified that a few age age |e to all cails with promptness (<i) to the fol by sleet band. nse de tri zt njoy the ni u i = iven 8 selec! le jose desirin, e ie ine woribed property. ewe vie ‘Lot No si Sanos and walts wil find the salcon in complete CARRIAGE FACTORIES. uare No. 706, ani _No. 30, 1n Square No. 80i, | order to render pleasure . On other days the together with all and singwiar the tg | proprietor will ‘cheerfully grant the. use cf the | W\7ASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY thereon, teiaed and levied u om ks tho'property of Erounds for school or other Pie Nie Pa.tles with. Ww D Strec, Between 6h and Yooh, ‘Streets. ullans erry mn am a jut charge, ret clases sold toratisty judiciate Nos. 19s and 101, to Mer | For thé smusement of children he has introduced CARRINGES cae et Seam ch we Light term 1839, in ‘avor of Anthony Addison. a number of little games, never before seen in this | Ware Sack” Be ily Care ns from adistance oan P- y. SELDEN ty and calcu: at the same time to amuse the riages, and Buggzes, which we will sel Lewis called at ber house and told er that} plied at a “ew minstee notice. as | havea large . _U. 8, Marshal for the District of Columbia. “old folka.”” . e & ver- smal! profit. ‘he was in trouble; that he suspected his wife riment of CUFFINS always on hand. iy 13 dtds N. B.—Attached is my Bottling Establishment, Being pract.cai mechanios in different beppebes 7 d pec rmoular attention paid to the removal of the = > = ; And families can be supplied with any quantity at | of the fuelness, iatter ourselves we with the man above alluded to, and that it de om the old to the new burial grounds. M ARSHAL. 'SSALE.—Invirtuoct? writs of fierl | their resiaence, of t healthful drink, LAGER e styies and quality of work that wi! give made him so miserable he had that day been} Hoarses and Horses for hire. ‘Bp 10-6m an Cont of the Dine ee ome ot the Cir BEER, upon short notice. is 15 3m_ | faction, combining lightness, comfort and - out in the woods with a rope to hang himself, ASSEY, COLLINS & CO’S PH SL bat had changed bis mind.” He said also that N Pala b ty LE: cWe rn coetantiy “‘he could not stand it much longer; that he | rece: xed eo prove Selighttul bov- would certainly destroy himself, but that if he | Sage, Sud invite fpersope who want © puro.ar- county of Washington, and to me directed. 1 will SALT WATER BATHING. Te pai: titty peated expose, to publicsale, for cash, in front of the coart Marsaatis PAVILION. (Moore’s Land- he en | prometiy most ed bie taal house door of maid oduaty. on “MONDAY. the é:u | ing) wil be open for the regzption of vie : WALTER: RARAANW & Bore 5 M ‘=m. T. day of August next, 1860, at 120 defend- | tors on the 13th of June. This delightful a ‘osohmakers, successors to n peeane-~ ie, to give ita trial. nt’s right,titlo,clarm and interest ir and to Lot No. | reeort for thoes sseking health and lea - did so, his wife should go first.” She testified ENY & SHINN. Agents, Tosi quaro No. 72, in the aity of Warhington, b. ure. is unexoelied by ay place of 2 te spz-diy aS i > wil raan fool wn. Sos er with ai Oi a veme! ‘otomac river 8 situated about one Sees ne od nhoemed a of her = = thereon, seized and levied upon as: the properterst | mieen ean ‘Washington immediately Tae severe eat additions to hi usdand’s threat, and advised her to leave Chas. H_ Van Patten.and will be sold tosatisfy Ju- | Potomeo, in full view of, *hy sake Bay. | factory, making it now one him; but she replied that she was not afraid PROCLAMATION dicials Nos. 78 and 79, to October term 1858, iu favor | and famous for fine Oysters, Soft C of him—that she could trust him. No definite opinion can be formed as to the manner in which the crime was committed, whether acci- rabs, head, | in th st rhs bu at of John W. ‘Phompson and Z-D Gilman, and other Fish. and eaally Sooeastbieb; the mene | cence, where his fRoilitieg asnutactnrine CAR N boats plying beti Washington, Balti Jy 18-dts U.S. Mars on ngion, Baltimore and | WAGONS of ail i CITIZENS OF Wo SEE DEN. ~ yt I for Distriot of Golembia. | Norohe ee wean att ood WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, &o. se additional | ‘tom perience i bamness, which , improvements in| is Batt Houserand macy shee = A reeiorpiees ~deyry es - ental or intentional. Some suppose that Whereas, tmprovemsent re eonmnes Gud Cuyoymedtet his kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons rept Lewis killed her when he went 8 in the] CHOLERA MOR BURT ett Smt” Of the your EDUCATIONAL. fla Abetine and p ontyet Piching 8: Set tag fonts “2 REPAIRS neatly done.andall orders prompt morning to eall her, but the more probable DIARRHEA, = =e ree of charge. He has spared no expenes in pro | y attenced to. aeising from bis ecleasy, ea ras the Digbt, | ovsENTERY OHOLC, | PMs, 2, H., COMBS bclish and Given | SHURE AE Wace ey emedoras aging huralock | "broend-bund Onrringse taney ND ad arising from his jealousy, and that in his rage, i DYSPEPSIA, High Schoo! will commence on the first Monday | who wish to avoid extreme fashion and to seck a | d'Siw corner of tanh which was stimulated by a balf intoxicated DEBILITY, &o., &o., ia September next. Applications should be made | retired pace whore they can make themerives condition, he choked her, but was unawares | prevail to an alarming extent: that he had deprived her of life. On discover- dnd whereas in July,as the number of pupils is erms, &c. more plessant piace in the Uni. nited. For | home, there is no see circulars, &c., or call at Mr. C.’s States. Th te ledges hime! IKS 3 SHOES. eeinictac ne een imate Bunt be of the Suidehos, NO 303 Sixth atrest, ‘near New Vork othing ail be | ft dadone on his part t render | LRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHO en or = » :, avenue. a we 5 ‘1 malt suicide. bd "| to every family to know ate eee — ! than @ week; for a longer time, glo por far; $90 BOTS AND SHORE TO SUIT THE A REMEDY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, per moi Persons Wishing to address Tim Femara om RMR ARDES "| Cmte Ciel BS ERE Wisin cin | Es ll Ha» cles BGS] "agrangrmaua alate! Dagrs ESCRIPTION OF A PANAMA Bgeauty.—A cor- DR. MONTARDE, a * pen nrg ‘roprietor. vr of py epererpes Jomo drag cd says: Some | opers hig or Panis, w(hrmorian System of Penmanship, Booxkeeping, BR ts biion, miedo sap caly | Serie’ Ds 6 an eroan! ‘orms \e' ons, nese Cor- & much ower price than been graceful. About nine siclaiy is he manein MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER Gerpondence, Bills of Exchange, Current Bills, WOOD AND COAL. heretofore charged ta thie city for mach when the rays of the sun were getting to be CERTAIN AND EFFECTUAL is heme ee i ) ss «ee eastern venestat, 1 Topped into a house, which was REMEDY FOR THE ABOVE COMPLAINTS ae” Ladies Will be inetrasted fefine penman-] W°°D, D city made work, wif vereiade visible throu, e verdure, to get a cup of In order to satis 7 i cold water. ihe heads of the family had 0 Tae PuBuie ‘Someones froma. m. to 10 p.m. For terma Oak in store sad at west prices ive us . Delivered to all parts ae ity, at the lowest RIPPIN & Bk oy possible rates. or 314 Pennsylvania evenue, WM. W. YOUNG & Co. _ ste WW 58: GALT, 2 TJ 7 bet ea San OUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY, ; 3 o 2 th ts 09 73m Stanes HE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY. ice HP? Pa. av. betwen 11th and. 12th ot4 Ss 499 7 le. ~ Opposite Odd Feiiows’ Hall, Washington, D.C. hi iL lar Sermu * Bst N T bennett pomceotsn =e popular Semunary ree HE SU patook of FUL is oN RAND velers wil) study their ‘b: examin doubt gone into the forests to pick fruits, for} ‘®t 20 imposition is intended in the sale of this no one was at home but a young Indian | ‘THE MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED maiden, who started up li startled fawn ning ie cases . atmy appearance, and might have fied, if I when the medicine fails to give ontire satisfaction, had not been stationed in the Seen. Form- | Ask, then atany Drug Store ii Apply at the Rooms. ma 24-3m. 5 i ; t E ie « an extensive stock my TRUNKS, V. CES 40, ar ing my huad into the shape of = divating cup, MNES Rb os fe Bat Monday ta incengee'a: tt catia | soak ecto heyre Or cea Ee ee | and elevatin, pit to my mouth, I made wa) taxes MT ACULOUS Pal poctootly etahed, Z RICHARDS. the well srranced and delrene: | Cal! 8nd see for yourself. Ww. BA’ the beet worsen f can 4 my wants. was immediately reassured, | Return to our Acon Pomp york fag ie igh . t Deaide work to be superior in ch rte ie: iy to Soke grotto, in the see «es 0.5 LARK, Ny co ager cht ny Scatemy Beilting or patie mis 8.F, corner of Pourtsenth Cats, gio te spring burst forth from the rifted foots walle who will refand your money. M s, MCCORMICK” Soniree te se 78 ‘Ait Fusieaeniegion r month | CRATHE Oy Shiu followed, in speechless admiration of the Price—25 and 50 Cents per Bottle. the pal c. sonerally that rhe ul resume og do, i and RES. 2 vision of loveliness which floated before me. PoE Se a the duties of her Sohool on the ist jonday in Sep PIANO Quest gr 2. giher YALICI Le AV REI as; She was attired in a loose dress of the purest al aa pp the FOR One at ao. Rese ée., cepaited { ‘Covered, in & work- white, adown which her luxuriant hair, plaited JAS, MeDONSELL, branches requisite tom thorough Rogtah eluest One at $25 do. Qe eg Pre east plaits, hung to an almost red- oad sent iilline ighsk hay sihiteditaste aia RENT. ee ea in any part * ible length. | Her complexion was s soft-tinted | 7 '-eolm___Baitimore,_ dato her hae a fom scehe 2 destroys jy 2 Pa.av., between Sth aul ath ote. feo Apeut ee figges cclebrated FAMILY olive—s good, rich color, but yet 80 delicate OFFICE OF SEP CTOR AND SEALER Trom 0 to ig youre, who will be unter her mm- | =~ SEWING MACHINES. PHAM withal that the slightest emotion was sufficient ore ie RS, ‘nie Saroand oversieht Perso © Deoli pore, ing ov having & ois _J4MES & TO to send the crimson to her cheeks. Each NOTICE IS HEREGY GIVEN, That agree. | due care of pupile have bec oote ae surplus of household effects as find feady ane ty mae 7 rounded arm was by & curiously- | ably to the provisions ofthe ordinance of the Cpr. | and otherwite imosoeee hee gion | online at my Furnishing Store, 42 7th be | PIGHTNING! wine: wore scangelytacioued’pobditaneseyint | Soe papel Shmetees ices eytigeeag | enineecult dnlogaon tit eferanse | Sues sal reer tgs "ree * LaomTNINe Ta form of 6 Gtowent Her farchead ar nat | oupce peymait ofthe fw of Bly outa" Co nepey | fe Sees? : yee ‘3 ascertain the uisitely chiseled, and her features almost a tal on ay M...... THE NEW BOOKS. In Ture oF Pxace, PREPARE FoR Wan! vee 5 ar atone apt ot be Mary OF LORAINE, by Jasnce Grant ; price gels ation pater 1a. nee in tals. F. LaBARRE, recian ir contour. how shall I} sna'd, 4 aed ae 0 wares Castle Rioh . by Anthony Trollope ; 81. corner of Vth and C sti, Sei inthomtem Sepia gaa Vesey Pe | Setbratse hie era foe secu inf | Wy HEELEN g wcaga SEWING wa | phe Mtoe ekan |_| Sola cee etek Cote their fathomless depths of liquid blue, or ‘gas. it will be seated ‘accordingly, | W CHINE AGENCY, fe fo ns oa artist and eoleptions ican | isnnunees wo the ‘S a " long, drooping when ever and anon “Ones No 1 (pear Odd Fel. | . ReMovap to No. 346 Pa. Av.,xxax Tau Sr. | ponience, by Tom'Paylor, kag : 125 bog Sad vissnity that bo to prepered $0 es came softly down, like silken curtains. lows’ Seba ieee m8 nT - Maivatentt by na’ as nial aa nai) ‘Fhe These Clarke, Anthony Trollope; &1. orders erecti on ME LES W: CON BAM. reas Po ele ieee in PHILP & SOLOMON®’ er ALEXANDRIA —A writer in Rockingham Vir- tobe’ — a a qualled mierlyat We fines, which f * inia Citi: says:—‘‘Arrived at Alexandria, I RANCIS HARPER. if Up at the Marshall House, which is now kepy F £ for De ‘oved sejeutiie principles, Babess a ecto stick will be with FAMILY Gi “AN. 8-1 i Mr. Wesley D. Miliat; who doe up the sae. | FAMILY gn ogeRy” Bitrxp STORE, ee] ‘am: achines, which for the Metropolitan £38 Fe. 2" i posi eis as 25 ify neta over al Sole agents for Laurence’s Stationery, &o. iy 18 ; soaher Vanes ‘any design made to order. Or ru ir en one of the fine new stores lats scecied on Pa av- CRICEEAING. & A PG RE- ly. for 0) . Respectfully solicits the ose who ne, nee 7th st . where & Crip tment of | sien iber, Bt whose Sxinaaive wore. 00 B Ss a Proprietor, hat we ne tyme yf was AES Shall be p2) ae nants a wirict stint 3 "There ‘were 21°306 of tise Sewin fines sold you wil Style, imon for sale: i aout better kept. The jaded traveller will here | ton to the wants ofthe publics he Ropes ts merits |i the year 185," L-adios are invi <0 call and noe caey tering oF dimsouag Wor capa, Pianoe also fom find every the could wish—kind 8. . them, to ye y the other good , attention, comfortable quarters, fook to be | Ps Ae thoke wan no) wom am) ; everything that is ‘done and Feo ef i E 5 rae sil means. ot cal et thom te new comer saving i re Hl instruc— sols He [ong mabe F stb at rosa pa anal ire i Book Buaineas quite dal here : mate ofow-griced | iytam_ __“F*"Hetwoan thant nih ai. a a ic roaais ‘oe menuy toe mare with al ineity or | FParecosraye anes oe Indeed, we do not believe that there . ", the \plencines, Svist the whole bounds of the Union wi ve Gambia ies people enjoy more of the real comforts of life than i : Hau, tah, Sree, beart could well Pore oe . B. it an jondathat jo teas water, plenty to eat and plen: has just enough of what are alee? oe make the inhabitants sai eign, it od to {