Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1860, Page 2

WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. iene Sxercugs or Sommer Travan. [Editorial Correspondence of The Star } [No. 7. Jaly 30, 1860. Aprroacnixa Witgmting. On leaving Cameron we seem fairly to be getting below the region of mountain spur, larger expanses of tilled lands being constantly in sight, cultivated, too, evidently by 2 people of much more means than ir brethren. ; them on the east, as their finprovements indicate: the latter evidently only essaying to grow food and provender necessary to sustain a very sparse Population. Just before reaching Moundsville, the valley of Grave creek, through which we anticipated. The receipts during the last week were, from lew York nearly $900,000; “a tg $56,000; Philadel- rege New Or $22,000; Charleston, r was ‘typographical ad per diy published in ime ‘Baltimore’ papers, represent amount subject to draft to be only $3,677, THE EVENING STAR. * WASHINGTON OITY: ptteneceeeneeees August 4, 169” Spirit ef the Morning Press. The Con: ion argues at length that the true issue tm the current Presidential contest is the equality of the States and the consequent stability ef the Government, — The Jstelligencer, for the information of some of its correspondents, reviews Mr. Breckipridge’s “Tippecanoe speech” in the campaign of 1856, as far as the speech relates to the popular-sovereigaty doctrine. a E j H i Oc k. as ta force and make other necessary arrangements for the immediate recommencement of the work ‘The coal trade bas been very active during the week, and a great number of men have been em- pa made. Nets Post Orrice Fixnances.—The following fs a statement of the receipts of the Post Office Depart ment for the quarter ending March 30, 1560, and = paid at of the sellects joved in eae oon anes, Se seg ey <a OS have been coursing for some miles, expands into ie expenses L on accoui ection yuX bes been raised, without wing ME Eero Ae Cee ener 4 1" | 4 lovely conntty, teeratng with the fruits of agri. thereof, vidi = |) 7 rte level EM ET ig that estmoreiand couaty, Va., near Warsaw. cultural industry. A yiew up the valley of one | Amountletter postage pald in money. $227,022 12 | We to cies that Mr. = ove wd wad “ULF The otfow of the Floridian and several stores | of the three creéks that Come ‘together there is . ripsesaeaes Fliana to-night, by Withers’ full brass band. 178,753 58 7,007 80 in Tallahassee, Florida, were burnt on Saturday last. Loss not stated. fase a U7 Jacob Little, the stock broker, has failed agaim in New York—three times within a few years. 17” District Attorney Roosevelt, of New York, bes appointed James Buthanan Henry, nephew and the late private secretary to the President, as exceedingly beautiful, there being more than a thousand acres ‘udder luxuriant cultivation in sight, interspersed with improvements constructed as well as one sees east of the Blue Ridge. The point of most interest about Moundsville (situated at the junction of Valley creek with the Ohio) is the famous Indian or ante-American-Indian mound—the only one I have ever heard of located Our young friend, W. R. Hurdle, offers great bargains to the ladies at his store, corner of Hi, and bape hp te Genin’ to a out at any price he can Ret. ny one wi ng i ware pened an cota and favorite stand, will never meet a better op- All who wish to a jensant day in agree. able oumpanys aogier pe ‘ise the pic-nic of in Virginia. It rises in a circular form fifty odd i penses Logan Tribe, 1. OR. M_,at Analostan, on Mon+ ae ema ~ ride feet above the level of the plain on which it pestetices, sacle clerk- op Pe peter Samy pannel Soden berg | U7 The Russian cabinet, in its note to the | MMs, and at an angle from the plain of perhaps Bor abin dhesaiticat” ‘aaa hig and of the members of Tribe it need French Government, refterates its opinion that | @fty-five degrees, and is truntated at the top wat Madore 2,993 89 gay te at that toey will pay reatest atten- the events iow transpiring im the Kast hold in | OM !ts sides stand trees that have been growing ¥ Fert tha se aes 8 990,917 62 to securing the comf feasure of all suspense the peace of the world, and that the very | ‘ete'more than four hundred years, a8 the annual who attend. istence tings in their bark testify. Some years since, an * jp: eden preci lve into it revealed a tomb constructed of the rough, flat, loose stone of the creek’s bottom, containing a huge human skeleton, the tomb itself being surrounded by a great quantity of human bones. The presence of copper ornaments interred with the skeleton in the tomb indicates that its origin was before the supremacy of the present race of American Indians in the valley of the Ohio, for on the discovery of the continent they were unacquainted with the use of that metal. Soon we are at Benwood, having coursed along tue Obio’s east bank from Moundsville. Then I saw the first sign of Virginia’s valuable northwes‘- ern manufactaring, in the smoking and glowing tall chimney stacks stretching thence up the river four miles, to Wheeling. Everything about Ben- wood indicates to the uninitiated that {t isan old village; which is not so, its oldest house having been built within the last eight years. The ashes of the bituminous coal, used here for every con- ceivable burning purpose, in some form or other, imparts this superannuated, or rather dingy ap- pearance, to all on which it falls, even to the persons of the denizens of the towns and villages where it is thus used. At Benwood we parted from those of our traveling companions destined for Columbus and Cincinnati, who crossed the tiver on a ferry boat, to Belle Air; while I wended my way up to Wheeling, to remain over until this (Tuesday) morning. I cannot part with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad without expressing my admiration of the completeness of all the company’s arrange- ments for the comfort and safety of the hundreds of thousands of passengers it transports annually over the long line of its work. My trip from Baltimore to Wheeling was made up to the very minute of the time table at each succeeding tation Though fifty trains apparently were met passed, there was no confusion anywhere; and the conductors down to the brakemen, all employed about the trains seemed to vie with each other in civility and obliging courtesy to all the passengers—points of more importance to the comfort of the traveler than one can imagine who does not travel much, and at times on routes where the discipline fs not such as to insure patience and civility upon all connected with the service. At Benwood, where we struck the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad’s connections with the western roads, we first see, as remarked above, the great manufacturing establishments of western Vir- ginia; commencing at that point and extending up the river some six miles, to the northern boundary of the corporation of Wheeling, so famous of late years for its production of natls and a hundred other articles of cast and malleable About 400 beef cattle were offered at Drovers? Rest yesterday, of which 300 were sold to District butchers at from $2.75 to $3.50 per 100 lbs. gross. 100 were driven on to Baltimore. Good white wheat is now bringing bere from $1.40 to $1 50 per bushel; red is a shade lower. Notice advertisement of steamer Flying Cloud another column. Exhibiting an increase of $143,371 80 over the Preceding quarter's receipts. Amount of postage stamps and stamped énvelopes used in’ prepay’ ment of postage during the quarter $1,665,720.83. pais Tue Wearnen.—The following report of the weather for the morning is made from the Amer. lean Consolidated Telegraph. Line to the Xmith- sonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o'clock. Aveust 4, 1860. Philadelphia, Pa. cloudy, pleasant. Baltimore. Md... loudy, warm ra 35°, wind W 1° : UP G.C. Wharton, Esq., of Culpeper county, has been appointed by Col. Crozet, his principal Assistant Engineer on the Virginia and Kentucky railroad. A few years ago, Mr. W. had Of the location of the extension of the Orange and Alexandria railroad to Lynchbarg, where his ‘qualifications as an engineer were fully attested. $$$ SoMerHING FOR THE LaDias.—A newinvention bas recently appeared, which, although usefal to every body. is specially claimed by the Ladies, as being exactly suited to their wante and require- menis. They are delighted with Spalding ’s Pre- Glue. “It brings up no di: ble assoc ja- ons of sticky glue-pots and stiffing odors, but is merely & clear transparent liquid, in a Pretty little bottle, with a smali ute brush. fit to stand.on the dainticst toilet table in all the Jand. with cologne and Perfumesand China trities. And 80 useftil it proves, too, if any accident happens to the ten thoosand little knick-knacks that the ja- dies delight in. No sending to the manufacturer Of repairs, atan expence scarcely less than would attend the parchase of a new article. A few Crystal drops, skilit ultvapplied by fair tingers, will set all right. For fututture, for work-boxes. for books, for every thing itis a t little family physi- cian’ ‘Tbe amount ef money that one of these botiles ean save ina month, would seem almost incredible, and Ladies rely on their Prepared Glue as asott of magician that -aieff ct © thing’ And they know. too. When any article of domestic reform meets the enthusiastic sanc- tion at their bands that Spaiding’s Prepared Glue Bas received, ee may be pretty sure it is some- thing worth having on your closet shelf.—New York Dispatch. GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS pathetic an aeth t Aeart fencwusel ese For other Georgetown advertisements see first page THOSE, PERSONS wio HAVE BLOOD red MILL BAGS in their possession belong- ing to ob rere sphere them te Columbia Milis, or atreet, Georgetown, uss BOYCE, FHOMAS & DODGE. N WARM WEATHER _ PREPARE FOR COLD! We are now receivii and will be daring the month of Angust, 1,000 :on8 of COAL, of ail sizes, which we will sell cheap if ordered ‘prior to lat September. Call early and leave sour orders at our € Ss, 1 ou Wish to save money if oC. MYERS & SON, No, 43 Water street, Georgetown, J. WP. MYERS € CO. jy 27-26 Office cor. G and 22d ing’ N 0° Sa BM BB e t We will commence on Monday next, Jnly 9th, to close out entire stock of SUMMER DRESS: i &o,, at Prirae Cost for Cash —no SPILMAN & HUNT, 9S Bridge street JTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS Mayor's Orrics, 6 EercETown, D.C we July 24th, 1860. Montgomery, Mobile, Ala. New Orleans, La. lear, calm, 70°. Ottawa, IIL 5”. Dubuque, Jowa. clear, 73°, Rock Island... «clear, 52°, wind NW Barometer at the Smithsonian at 7 #.m_, (cor- rected for temperature, ) 20, 29,930 ‘Thermometer at 7 a.m , 75°; at noon, §7- Maximum during 24 hours ending 9 a. m. to- day, 85°; minimum 71°. U7 The following is Lord Brougham’s apoio- gy for reminding Mr. Dallas of the presence of a negro on the first day of the late Statistical Con- vention in England: ‘Lord Brougham said: I exceedingly regret that the observations I made on the first day have been interpreted into something disrespectful to the United States. No one who has known me will accuse me of any such intention. I respect our brethren of the United States, even wheu I differ from them. When I called attention, in the Presence of our friend, Mr. Dallas, to the, in my optaion, important statistical fact that a most respectable colored gentleman, from Canada, was a member of the Congress, [only called his attention to it just as | would the attention of our excellent friend and representative of the Brazils. who is here to-day; and God knows that I do not entertain the slightest disrespect for the Brazils. I ought PTS nave, called the attention of the Count ida (the Spanish representative) to the same autor: they have colonies and they have persons of various colors in their por sessions *, "8, fo ns, hyd ants, or other. attachments to the water works according as their judgment snl! dic tate, and they shall bave the power to shut off :he water from any person or persons who shal will fuily disrega'd their published potices relating Lo suoh attacnments or the use of the water. In accordanes with the above, notice is hereby given that from and after the date of this publica. tion all fountains within the corporation lum s mu-t be shut off. and sek eeper: warned tha’ any neglect of their ants or less waste of the water will be pu ed as the ordinance pro- vides, This notice is rerdersd neo*s ary vs the great eoarcity of water in the hicher porton of the to and the Water Board will leave no means ‘ied tu revnedy the evi! - Po HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. HANNS DETERMINED TO CHANGE MY business, I'l! commsnee from this date to sali for cash my entire stock of DRY 1 FAN GOODS, Having purchased o the most favors- ble terms. and being desirous « folosing out as early as possible, all who may he in want of bargains will do weil to give me a call. —— UP The following letter is just in time to Sfford = few seasonable hints to those who pro. pose to visit Anuapolis to see the Great Eastern, enabling them to go prepared for emergencies : Anxapotis, MaxYLanp.—Mr. Edttor:—A few days since, | passed twice through the Capital of Maryland, and of all the bave as vet vis- ited, { must say that this excels, In apparent an- Huity and finish, and in downright stagnation life. The raiiroad connects it with Washing- ton and Baltimore, and steamboats frequen’ y land passengers at its wharves from No! and South; but on arriving you find no preparation of any kind, saving a few carts for baggage, that telis of aay expectation on the part of the citizens of ever Velug visited by strangers. “Shall I tind @ beck of au omnibus at the depot?” I asked. sir, we don’t keep them.’ «How then shall i get my wife and child to?” “You ke, str—all walk here.” And so off we tramped, the thermometer about Su; the sun sbining in foll shimmer bs ian through long, dusty, and aimost deserted streets, to the house of afriend. The next morning, again we walked another mile tothe wharf, and waited in the street some fifteen minutes or more for the South- eM@ steamboat. Returning, we arrived by the steamer about mid day—the bottest day we have ‘thus far felt—ommnibus or hack there was none A cartman took charge of our baggage, and again we slowly trudzed our way to the depot. "Tus 2 W. R. HURDLE, Cornor of High and Gay sts. WANTS. ea RNR EON eleven HV WASTES ACOLORED WAITER. “Apply At347 Paavenue, te WANTED.<A4 WET NURSE wanted imme- diately, "Apply to Dr. C. BOYLF, No. 27 iy 24 im Pour-and-a-h reel st Gd, tir. that one geatienian sont ter cnn I call his attention to it hereby. [Applause ] FRY Awe cathe Ie OE why in the name of mercy to poor travellers, will | "0 ¥4"¢, Paper, glass, crockery, kc. The town Se | TED ake rn paring asincle ROCK he not change these for an omnibus, which may | 2©W contains about 20,000 population, and wears BRANDY FPRow hear of & pureh I am told | 48 dingy an appearance as Pittsburg—or, indeed, neinna’ BA 4 Zimmerman & Co., in bottles. Bottles # cents. JO: . Ds 1t* corner Ninth and carry both passencers and bagyaye that there is cne back, Dat f Aid cot coe it, and until 1 hear better Lay y of Maryland's metrop. olis, 1 must remember {t as the one-horse city, or city of carts Yours. B street. C a dranght and Birmingham, England; the fuel used in its AVIS. multitude of factories and workshops, as well as in its dwellings, being almost entirely bituminous conl. A hundred years ago it was a colonial froutier post. Fifty years ago it was the depot for the emigration into the Ohio valley. ‘Then pectable Protestant woman ree or do light work of eet, between 34 and 4th house from the corner of Fourth an 3-2t* oe Esl WANTED-a CARPENTER, competent to the finishing work of a house tm the hand- SSITUATION t any kind. Inguire on E streets. fourt Btrect. Viator. emt Tithe ener RAREICAL, 80; Lik ~~ Phe regu’ar mo: ist Ts Society will be jield I'His EVENING att AM KINDS OF GAME Bonght at the Highest Prices, At KLOTZ’S RESTAURANT, ks - au 4-e0lm® Ninth st., bet, Pa.ay and D st. ststyle T, mone good wage< will be be H. 8. BOWEN, Seor’y, 1¢2_ | the Journey from New York, Philadelphia, or | 9. rune Ghia AMPRTRE! - __-<1 || skteng omstunt emuplosineet ned tieverek ane = a aN J Baltimore, to Wheeling, was almest as much of | £,° F® WASHINGTON CITY GARDENS, | =atarilay evening, or oftener if wanted; at ths con. YOUNG CATHOLIC’S FRIEND. So. eal : = - | New York Avenue, between Fir tant Second ats., | Ber of oth and O sts. A single taan p cferred. Cle The menthiy meeting of this | 2" U%dertaking as a trip across the plains to Call. MONDAY EVENING, Augutoth au2 ty w Place in the basement of St. Aloy. | fornia is now. Subsequently it has been one of from 4 till 10 o'clock” ? UW ANTED—A SALES LADY. None bat the Sorelock precisely iy net ER NOON Rext, Ot} the great centers of the flat-boat commerce of the | _I[J" Admission 25 vents a hs fa mrp eA & HELLER te eT Obio and Mississippi valleys; still later, as im- P. McHENRY, Secr’y, PIC NIC.—The for most respectiuily ments have been made benefit of St. Vincent at Arlington 5: Particulars iy SL No. 34 Market Space, bet 2th and ath sts. WANTED—A WOMAN, to perform the duties of chambermaid. No one need appiy whocan not bring a recommendation from her last place. uire at Eckington, two miles north of the a jy 278 PENNSYLVANIA A 11th and 12th streets —Fifty kes’s Political Text Rook or Koey: ceived this day by express, and for sa wut fot.) "275 Penn.aventio, SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! Ss GREAT BARGAINS portant a center of the steamboat trade of those valleys; and now it is the center of the great travel and trade between Baltimore and the West, which, with what it retains of the boating busi- ness of the valleys mentioned above, pays better, of the Orphan are 4 that arrange- » give ® Pic-Nic for the Fema e Orphan Asylum MONDAY, August 20th, rtiseruent. au 4-3t cores Ay Bye eagen oe d lady serious men, a vo peasy a moeting of the | I apprehend, than any trade it has enjoyed in the DRY Goops. potedP...\ — Didseee eG mene b= neta Ward will be heldat Sane asmneion afte Seventh | mutations of ite existence apt. Burch’s fo. tof Bt..on MON DA EVENING next, to Taugements for attending the Grand Ratification Meeting, at the City Hall on Wednesday next. Let every member bé present and bring his friends. The superstructure of the original Wheeling suspension bridge over the Objo here, that occupied so much of the time of the federal courts of Virginia and the Supreme Ws commence to day selling off our entire took of SPKING AND SUM ra HRESS GOONS, Black Lace Shawls, and ntillas, in fact al paney wreseat ereatly reduced Prices, many at less than cost of finportation in order to reduce our _Sy Watt ANTED—To have averybody know that they can purchases their Summer Clothing at. cost at No. 460 Seventh st., opposite Post Office. jy 12- m Large Stock By order of the Committes. it*_ | Coort of the United Ststes some 7 | years since, blew In Store af ALSO : a KSC 7 7 5 = full ansortment of first olase Staple mers The RATIO AS8O 1A- | over one day, and the company have constructed | pim-stie tidome ft <eneral family purposes, all LOST AND FOUN D. Association will be heid on MONDAY nex 6h inst. a full attendance is requested as business of uumpértace will be brow He before the Asared tion. WM. J. DONOHOU, See's. rir amuch wider and more substantial one, opened for the use of vehicles to-day (July3i) for the first time. A noble one it is—second only to the super- structure of the celebrated suspension bridge over atthe lowest Market P: ices. J. W. COLLEY & CO. au 4 6t 623 7th st., above Pa. av. BALTIIORE AND O10 RAILROAD. rayed or sto'en from ¢ ast. a sinall brigh WAY MARE; star in forehead: long fa BSN The above reward will be given for her re voR THE turn ty L. LUBER, on C street, between 154 and GRAND MASS MEETING ann TORCH. | the Niagara river just below the falls, eh Fi 7 Serer Gh of, ‘Se Pak we lem LIGHT PROCESSION, I necessarily remained all night at Wheeling, ort eee QTRAYVED OR STOLEN-On the lth of July, BELLAND SVERETT where I devoted some hours to obtaining useful | For the accommodation of the Citizens of Wash- | 's,® welium sizedark “RINDI GON, On WEDNESDAY EVENING, @ hi inst, information concerning the city’s business and | ington id vicivity desiring to inspect the Mam- pith short horns and a crack in the right inoth steamship, the fullowing arransoments hava Fe ile rae. been mad the resources of western Virginia jaying immedi- rchiight Procession and There will loys ri i ' ofthe said cow'o Mes BA AGRE DER es ere Mass Meetii © Inios we ind {t—rich in bi Tra Il leave Washington Stati MON- mold sous ahre ‘ bon Bets zron WADNESDAY EVENING next tunath | ely sround tt—ric ing up the minnais saa | BAY. TUESDAYS WON BAIN? RMON: | Botwoon 3h aud sa te Lethal. an 2 SUES | instant. ‘The meeting will be held in font cf se Seanne of working: up the: im = 'Y., 6th 7h, Sth sth, and 10th REWARD.—[ont, between my house and City Hall, where stands { office speakers | products of even Missour! and Wisconsin, which 2 the briek-yard of A & T. A: Richards, will ve erceted. thd will be addroased'y the follow: | Wheeling is now doing annually to the extent of , - 105—glo0 note of Bank of Washington and $3 Masyined; George A. Pearce. Eng. of Mevvived! | millions of dollars’ worth. ‘To ont fortes fexlaws psny’s Wharf, Baltimore rt Reh be api ag tg eed Beer or sistant sor rpms J. Me ‘Gukour | citizen of Washington, Mr. J. B. Ford, the chief allowing ample insta walk finn, fae e STRAYED OR STOLEN—From the sab =e Les pao who nave kindly couserted to agent of the Baltimore and Obio Railroad Com- | after the arrival of the trains The steamers will | &% scriver, a FAL the Bindensburg i run ty the ship or back in less than two how eturning Mteamers will leaye the ship a! noon, and 2 and © P. m..and trains leave Haltimore t 3.15, 4.20, and 8.15 p. in and reaching Washing ton (last train) by 10 p.m. tickets only $25) frem Washi: pany here, who has become the man of enterprise, energy, and success in this community, | am much !ndebted for courtesy while here and solid information which few know better how to appre- roa, one mile from the Capitol, te be each about seven years old; one @ rm the. other a dapple grey; both valuable. "The g ey butone sho: onthe fore foot A \iberal rewa: an Oe A EOE. served by the various Ward Clubs and others dis- posed to unite with us in the celebration : The Tord and Fourth Ward Deie, ations will meetat the Northern Libert: Market House, The ond Ward Delegation will meet at the ‘on, including ciate than myself. Before bidding Wheeling | the round trip by rallrond. B visit to more, the " tea! t u Eastern, wethe Delegations from the Fine Work eesrge-| 8°04-PY; | may mention that a company here are Eitilwttalsaion on hosed tne creat Eastern, and PERSONAL. extracting ofl from bituminous shale by a newly- ‘aise gers hays choice of trains going and re-~ San: a boring counties wil! meet at the discovered process, which reduces the cost of | ‘ming. Tickets good for same day and also the A CARD —Mr. Fai - ce ier: a at ‘ge feland find Ward Delegations will meet making the crude oil from 12% to 3 cents pet picnic gaa RA A oonlight sxoursion of Waneh Cnet guait, ks he gallon, and besides leaves a residuum of a pound | _T. H. PARSONS, Agent. £0 4 St | Corday. would liks today ia relation of ite flee of parrapbine to the gallon of oil extracted; and also valuable white, green, brown, and blue pig- ments. The works of this company are already a Delegation will most.at the Steamboat Wharf. urpose of rece, fn Fr lexandria Delegation ‘and cstorting them into the PFoPosats FOR PAVING, ‘Third and Fourth Ward Delegations will Orvice or CommissiongR or Prstic But! meet a woaonmene: vy one poly Tag the ame re- nsidering. is will exonerate From all tiame whatever,as 1 wae not is faves of & move from their pinee of rendezvous along N . Aug reconsideration. Yours. Trul roe arent to Putten stret:wihera ‘they wil | decided success, and much excitement exists on pthread ne Ae! AMON H. BRADLEY. sthigr procsed to the Utice Bese £4 i | account of that success, among the manufacturers , MADAME MORRICE, Tue Oumar A highly gifted and tavaligaa y Onn be cones on ae » Present aon eats Washtostos isi93m~ for Grading, Curbing, lay: Bitsthaetsers, saaontras bie streets west, connected of coal oil (crnde) in all this valley, in Pennsyl- vania, Oblo, Virginia, and Kentucky; nearly all of whom are preparing to work upon the new plan, which is the invention of a New York rendezv there 5 body to the corner of Fourteenth street Seventh Ward Delegation, with the Alexan- ai } mareh to the fi ane. wi | margh to t fall and join the boa move wi re on Four-and-a Je f pool bed. biota ed best Payot ew (is) inehe tet soueates chemist and refiner of coal oils, named Adams. f, aixtecn ny OR IR) VANT N who is waa bal SPecknee Hasta ceet ‘eons abr set ina ved of coarse gra Preece ‘ a ieee ARMy INTELLIGeNce. —Pirst Lieutenant Jobn ry eee astites eo” Pegram has been directed to relieve Second Lieut. Wm. T. Bell, 3@ infantry, in command of Fort Marcy, and in the duties of A.A.C.S. of that Tl ok to be of the > Aa Oa o 7 or loam three inches swith tw oe sisen Es the curb and one courss on edgoon Tae ec pamemt Bok on oie iinarergetactic e's amcor snort be six inches in diameter, laid ‘ona bed ufo H. W. HAMILTON, PAINTER, anc DEALER IN PAINTS, No, 582 Irm Street. near Odd Fellows’ Hall, sue-tf PUTTY 18 DOWN. OR SALE—A fine youug Saddle and Harness PUMwalpe tees Santa street, near H. au 23: LED s LATE MANTELS, is post. The order from the headquarters of the Army ay New York, directing the transfer of First Lieuts. Samuel L. Chalfin aud Absalom Baird, ist artil- lery, bas been rescinded. Should yellow fever make its appearance this season at Sullivan’s Island and the measure be tecommended by the surgeon at that post, the IN, Seor'y, | COMManding officer of Fort Moultrie has been a authorized to remove his command to Smithville, North Corolina . The following regimental transfers have been made In the 2d artillery, to take effect October 1. First Lieut. Henry Benson from light company M to company C; First Lieut. James Thompson from company C to light company M; Second Lieut J P Jones from light company M to com- Peny E; and Second Lieut. G.D. Bailey from company E to company M. on, will at 1 tn beet * ING oext the éth ina Si gelooa wen second roost ore ng can do so by ng exceed Phe outraator to such piace ss may supe i. i, to be done be da the ork- to as stand jired se within fine ——_.—— Op: Rarions oF THE TReasvRY.—The drafts paid by the during the past week amounted to $1,573,000, leaving subject to draft 23,577,000. Drafts in the aggregate amounting to 81,670,000, on post office account, have been issued. Although the sum in hand is compara- Hivsly small, no embarrassment to the Treasury is GRANo rig atc AND pata. _EXCURSIONS, PIC NIOS, &e. Repeia RE Dona, Ta om oO. O F. bp NTRAL LODGE, FOR at t of the Widows aod Or- ARLINGTON SPRINGS, take piaee on th, bas ON 4 ‘TUESDAY, Aveter 7. ae ven The proceeds to be app!ie! to the purcha: ic At ou eee we NEw UNIFORM POR THE BAND. Saiaiaa sais ae of the promise tl School ofFOrench Chapel will sive | gall ye wanticy upon DNESDAY. Auga Ey ar part to hi well worthy the patronage of the ouorons ge ie. ne fw will be fornished. estes jon te promete the pleasure of the day. 7 NIBLSFS Rng bit street and Penna. ‘saue.and from corner Twelfth and Penns. eve uue; also, fromthe Navy Yard. asic has been engazed for the oocasion, u committee pledge themselves to make it a scene of rare pleasure and enjoyment to all who _ wor them with thetr presences. Whaley’s line of stages will leave = 7%: of land aven Sev * a a ™. . cen conta; for ladies iB oente; children not Sgnnccted with the schogt7 cepts. _ out Ss FIFTY CENTS, (jRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION WARY Sas Moeat Sane BS mE BENEFIT? OF FAMILIES. § Sle dog rae cri * hy mem steamer Prey'x will leave iJ The Bit Wyhsici aka D* IGUTFUL PIC-NIC 7. MERIDIAN BILL. The Pic Nic af the é 78 SUNDAY 8C; will take Pine be Me Mian th) co PORebaAY. Toenable her to, return ef a le hour e 5 r > An “excellent ‘string band of muric will be in st- “ Ruguse 7th. Everything will be ick 5 ; to be hadat the of nak: ts Mi Adam Gadde St.sad at te font om Se Oye: | ferry ake the alranyeimente po itis of he exourmon._"_ BUtAkSS PT inent. A fine pavilion has Imie ee 3 UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION! making this the pleasuatest place of resort in the GR the city. Brace aod String Band has been en gaged for the oocanion, aoe pend ateity ays i-kets 25 cents; ehildren 1¢ cents. Omwibuses will ma irom the corner of Beg i vania avenue and Seventh street by way of No: ern Liberties Market and K street ree mi each way. jy 9-MWFPSM& 4Nv PRIZE PIc NIC! At ANALOSTAN ISLAND, Od Day. Avonay 13, 1860. | One Hundred Pieces of Jewetry Given Away! Am K which &Gotp and Sitver Warcn. ead ere en) : “Est = and String Band e gaged fur the occasion, ets—50 Cents for Gentiomén, 25 Ci Laas: Children eintred hen its for Piles bee ane, Deng Stare, AU! ON She enemas bee :, OT Pa. av and at the foot of High st. wharl, George: | B,J, MeGUIRE ACO A, : town, on the day of the Pic Nic. pesenrron\ SALE OF MIL ¥ Nocharge made for conveyance across to a“ Staaw & LDR a the Tsland from the wharves. , PERFUM F fr, ber List of Gifts see small programmes. JAL, EXCURSION ST. PETER’S SUNDAY SCHOOL, USMONT PAPIL ION. ° , “ Ox Web: ESDAY, Averst 8, 1860. The stonmer Movxr Ve Non, baving been en- Bisck and White Jockey Hate, forth jon. will lear . amees Clot ot OF Sone Ae en we saad Colored Navy Yard at® o'clock «.'m. Int} afternoon will jeave Sixth street at lds and Navy Yard at2o0’clock. Returning will leave Glymont Sst 5and o'clock pm. jo * ps. do side, runeee, ted Ribbons, Cords, Brat Fringes, riuted is Ginteune wad Balke Bulk Buttons, Pisin Drop Dinner and Supper will be furnished by the pro- | p cal Vaienet es Engtinn : mf : read, Cotton, - Afi Hira and String Bynd nas been engaged. Imperial Vaienor Silk, we: other va Pinnibussee w il he in feadiness at the corner of | pose Ekin ronoh Artif in lagers, Sevonth street nnd Pewn. aveoue, and the Northern a ‘s Si Um Liberty Market to convey passeagers tomnd {om on ‘and Gentiemen's Sitk and Gingham the boat Pickets 0 conta: chil tren 25 cents. Sowins Sill al ted oa » Committes of Avrans ments. Pig Dresser Jacob Fleishell. Soveph H Fleithell, air, Froth and Nail en, Combs, Gia- ses, Portemonaies, Card Cases, Jenuis + allaghan, Gold and S:ver Thimbies, Trok Com Jonnis Haulin, *. i Nicholas Phaten, ichard 9 o a ules beet Ex jenn B Magill, Aohn Callaghsa, Sans, neereens eee Jeles Het William Dalton, sorce ©. Castell, French aud German Co'egnes, wv. Ps terson, exe Mi-obell sir Gy), Pomade, &o, ko. E WM heatley, ll of whaoh wil] be roid without reserve. M jacob Dror. Sree and under, cash; over that sum ® webs ot Gi tak Wo dege: Sor toeconel sake notes bearing mcerest avid ed 4. C MecGUIRE & CO. Ancts. hy ee Se SALE —in virtue of t fieri fe amned Frome the Clerk’ Sects of H of Washin, expoae to putiie By 7 cash. ig toot of the cour henee door, of said county, on bay. 4 be favorablethe Exour S REM t SSTEAM PACKET FLYING CLOUD will run teeular trips from the Agu; duct to ARLINGTON SPRING ton thes, Auztst instant. for 15 cents round! trip—1 conte single trip. aust JOHN MOORE. ‘ ° 3 A t tL, 1860. at 12 o’clook m. 5 Se ee Fiche tate, cisim snd sutarost te end ia tee follow PARK HOTEL, ing desoribed property. to wit, via: Lot No. 5. im EDNESDAY. Angus No. 708, and jot No. 30, 4 uare No. at, Spy aya as the propert; EM paree, aud wr - and atisfy judioia'n Nos, 193 and 1%, to never of Anthony Addison. . SELDEN ;, Marsha! for the Distriot ‘of Colembin J LS8A LE.—Io virtue of 2 of fier: N ARSHAL'SSALE. Josue ns insaed from t Cur iB. 4 " 5 ted band .' ft admittng etand Pa. avenue how ly. Com matters. 4.W Clubb, Ww G. Bats. Jas. Ruc 23th ang Hi Clabb, Litehfield. out Court of the District of Col county of wi pekingsee, andto me pab lothet they ull xitethais Paves Green pay dee nal p » for ee Tonbat as te ab ie tg ioe “oO PIG NIC atthe PARKon PUBSDAY, th ‘of Augert next, ion, st 12.0°clook a pall of August. le,elsim and interest in and to Lot No No. 732, in the city of Warhtngtor, D. -” with ali ap” sineular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of Chas. H Van Patten and will b= sold te Ja- dictais Nor 78 and 79, to October term 188, to ot John W. Thompson aod Z. D Gilman. W. SELDEN, jy 18-dts U.S. Marshal for Distriot of Got bis. Bs J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. 2 OF FOUR LUTSAT , The mitts will spare no pains to make this the finest Pre Nic of the season. Esputa’s brass and string music will be on hand. ets 5 cents, atinitting ® geutleman and is- T dies, Cotcher will ran every ten minuates toand from the Park du ing the day. J) D-e0sth aus" THE COMMITTEE. t HO! POR GLYMONT! ' OOK Out for the CReND AFTERNOON RSION of the RIAWATHA HK. to be given at Glymont, on OSDAY. August? he Committee will use their utmost to make the occasion one of ivtorest anc to all who may tavor them with their company. The Holy Hill Rand has heen engaged and will furnish delightfal music tol! who love to* oa the Jicht fan toe.” The st will leave the f Hicit st. at 1 House at baif-past ‘onchen leave 7th and and 17th st. et half past i K; Tiekets, adiuitting © geutleman and la- atée weshall sell Lote No. 60 aud No. 77, fronting «ah 2 {set on First street west, at the corner of north H et, ruaning back 1 feet to aualey. ‘The corner Lotus improved by two 89A)1 Frame Houses Terms: One third onsh; the residue in 6 and 12 months, with imterest, secured by a deed of trust t ___3.C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Aneta. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. « Committee of Arronerments UCTION SALE OF FANCY G0ODS— DP. Porkins, Wm Goddard, A Ha:ing on band some ten thousand dollars Vm. Gokisborongh, F. Moore. worth of extreme Fazey Sock, | have decided to Wr. Moore, y 3-6 of the eame to the highest bidder, fr cash, tend great improvements in my store for the comine season. | foci eatiehed that to the isdies ot Washing eorgctown, piesnneres oat ther respective nities, | ned not «pe ify the arti to be sold, other than in a geueral clssa— Ribbons, Bonacts, Laces, Fiowers, Dress Trim min Feathers, Jockey Hats, Embroideries, Gloves, Real slack Lace Points and Mentiliae. An asaud articles of different kinds, all of offerod in quantities to suit the ger Chasors &: near as possible, thereby giving tl Sdvantages rerely found, even at the most exten- Bye BUCtion ales. Terms: $25 and under eveh; over, 60 and 9) days. SFEVGEAS'S Paney store, 336 Ps ay., t. oth whee an 2-3 3.0, MogUIRE & CO, Amote, — By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUstees SALE OP VALUABLE L PIC NIc* OGAN TRIBE, No. =. IMPROVED 0, R. MEN, (Grors stows.) The members of Logan ‘Tribe take pl Announcing this their Annual Pio Nic. at_ANALOSEAN ISCAND, gels on MUNDAY, August 6. The members of the Order will re no efforts season. Every to make this the “Gala Day” of tl Srrangement that will sdduce to pleasure and eu. joyment has been made ‘he Holy Hill Band has been en; ed, and will furnish delightinl mansic to ail who love to “trip it on the light fantast c toe” Boats will leave the Stone House Wharf and foot of High st.every five minutes, Boats free. Re- freshments furnished at low prices ickets Fifty Cents, admittin entle: id Iadioe. , ene ae GRAND ExcuRsion To ANALOSTAN ISLAND, On the occasion of the Inauguration and Opening of the ODD FELLOWS’ LIBRARY, 1 0.0, D.C WEDNESDAY, Ave premises, b vember reoords eastern pat of Lot numbere: venteen, In square numbered seven hund ved and twenty-nine, fronting twenty seven feet on East Capitol street, pr First and Second pte east, running baek eighty sia (cet three inches, together with the improve- meots thereon. A!! convevancine at the cost of the put a Terms: One-haif cash; baisnce in § 2 months, wi bh interest, secured by a deed of trust The Sommittes of Ar. their brothers of the O: citizens of Washington a: town generally, te them on this interes ep g Cecasion. No pains will seable and be «pared to make this Excursion om the property enterta aig. ‘Appropriate ‘addresses will be dene JOBN HEP fred, and the ainusements of the da, naght will Weokde J.C MoGUI be varied and pleasing = A fine band will be in at- tendanoe; and the company will be entersained wi merous songs, te acoom- is inten » make this the E; i the season, the indy [fiends of the Astommtec ae especially invited to be present, commodous and safe st: ainboat, with pumer= ous leg-er craft, wil! pi JOR PARK Cambridge, July. 498 (au had R fessor, ) Cambridg e.Mass. regularly every ten mun SPECIAL NOTICE. the Valbud aaa thetmhaed host ee nents between Ts Pe \cellinaiod anteopectenad for Grover & town, and Morgan & Rhinchart’s whatl Wash. Si ington, No charge for crossing or recrossing the a Bagh cere Arrangements will be made to have the omnibuses rea pom Georgetown to Washington until mid- exten "lye unpro In ny store. for the en rule v of that article nally cell of pa bt owee, whe have the exclusive agen- mbia ; in consequence of ait kittONS POLAR. admitting a gentioman | Sin) worth’ of nee aeeal Pets, ABEDRE Mth. offer peri % had from tor" Maury, ion. to the hi tudder, for \. Evecy Blanc! Mohun, \Wm. f. Bayly. and from the ‘will be made to make purchasers - various Committees tee enacers. Meeting the hours ae At a Tae aur st 336, between oes end 10k wis. au 247 Committee ‘of A is. Fok sles Bee and 4G Tn street, between 2ist ste g ay at lw Bit Foal Gens CPERIOA BEWING MACHINES, ‘ First premium awarded at 19 out ad mente . &re universal! to. F aCe Sa Nr ae Sk =, * hin wise Pay: ANIST Sh ccamene wf fete ES. lon. J. B. Floyd, Secretary of War; Gen. 4.E. tothe for the. by the bas a vens, f pehington, > cients alee iw ‘corps ir pres- Seer Suan aay pases fos ithers” engaged for the oo- "The 3 sciseant tone fr the rect canny : ee