Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1860, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. THE LOVERS. BY J0uN — bt Joth to part! How fond to meet Had we two used to be! At sunset with what net haeey feet T hasten'd unto thee! Bearce three days passed o1 To eprang, nay, ea Now three years ve inn and oct, Nar foe as oneot Thy faco was to familiar grown, Thyself so often nigh, moment's memory waen alone Wonld pring thee to mins eye. Byt now my very dreams forget hat witching look to traog, Though there thy beauty lingers yet, Tewenca's strangers fee thee. Coo.igs in Puuu—There « —There are twenty thousand Chinese slaves now in Peru, and thedemand con- tinues. The last cargo of these coolies was landed abouta month ago, and they sold for four hun- dred dollars eas; i the term of servitude being eight years, the wages four dollars a month; two sultof clothes in the year, and two pounds of rice per day. It cost the trader’ about thirty-five dollars to land a Chinaman on this soast. and as he is pretty certain of getting three or four hundred dollars for tim, the profits are enor- mous. A Callao letter in the Charleston Mercury says “the Chinamen are induced tocome by a small advance of money—a fortune in their eyes— for man is thecheapest production in the Celestial Set ea labor-is worth buta little to him ‘o this small sum of money adds a judicious mixture of extravenede spouses for the future inthe new land. How many of these promises are fulfiiled we may judge by the bumber of Chinamen who commit suicide. A man who lived at the Chincha [sland a few a ago cited an instance of seventeen of these tunates hanying themselves in one night in Ne Same room.’’ IN. P. Willis, in one of his letters from out West says—‘‘A startling effect at Chicago, for the traveller eye, isthe iden crossing of the princi. pal streets by vessels and apparently with Bo more {uterru oe to the moving tide of vehi. cles than would be made by the tranverse passin, ofa railear. The busiest warcied enedingihone city built around the windin: ‘deep creek—and, by means of a most i. ous fet of pivot bridges the warehouses which are thus inthe centre of the town, can bring in their ships to unlade car- goes at the door ~the bridge being pew of a broad orougbfare one minute, in next minute whirling around to let a large vessel go past, and in ano*her minute restored to its place agai. It is wonderful to stand near and watch the opera- tion of one of these beautiful machines, but it I repeat, sti] more wonderful to find it part of ¢ Perspectives of ditf-rent streets reaching in differ- a irections, as if pete | and cart-borses were equally well over all the paved thorougb- A Prvit Steacex Sot —A young man named de was fatally shot at St mis, on Monday morning, on the premises of Mr. Albert Becker, Mrs. Becker awoke her husband, saying there ‘was a robber about the place. Mr. Becker rose, and discovered a dark object moving around in a cluster of pear trees. He levelled a shot gun loaded with pigeon shot and fired, intending to frighten the robber. Immediately he saw a man run and climb over the fence, on Ywhich he fired, again over the man’s head. Supposing the fellow had escaped, Mr. Becker returned tothe bed, and all remained quiet; but at daylight the corpse of Maude was found some forty or fifty yards dis- tant ving on the sidewalk. By its side wasa handkerchief full of pears from Becker's trees ‘The coroner's jury found that the killing, though unpremeditated, was justifiable under the cir- cumstances. A Navoutr Horse.—We saw a naughty thing doue by a borse the other day. We were crossing over to the metropolis in one of the Jersey City Ferry boats, which, as usmal. was crowded. Standing on the forward end of the boat, among the thronging teams, we noticed a New Je ¥, if you know what ,that is; a young man. rather over-di , but neat as a pin, with a small bcujuet of roses and leaf sprigs in the but on hole of bis some-w bat flashy cutaway coat. W nile hiseyes were fixed upon the huge bulk of the Great Eastern, at her dock, foot of a street, a sorry-looking horse, without noticing it. nipped off his button-hole boquet, leaving instead &@ round white circle of ‘-horse slobber w pitied him when he discovered that his flowe were pox ae Maowivicent Staeet.—A New Orleans cor- dent of the Charleston Mercury writes 2: foul lows: “The im: fement on Canal street are still continuing, and when finished it will be the Most magnificent street in the United States, if not in the world, being eight miles in length. ex- tending from the Misslasippi river to Lake Poa. ebartrain, and nearly two bundred feet wide, with a parterre promenade in the centre of forty feet in width tall the grand crossings monu- ments or fountains are to be erected. Alread Ciay’s monument stands at the junction of st Cherles and Canal, and it is Proposed to erect a ended momument to Fulton, to be placed at hesd of the street, —*< the Mississippi. The design, I learn, has al: y been made and accepted by the city. This street is our great prom nd the fashionable side is crowded every evel U7 Ata Democratic meeti: Tuesday night, O Jennings Wise made a b im which he said thatthe absence of his ther (Gov. Wise,) was caused entirely by severe jli- ness, and that be would as soon relieved from big ey indisposition, raise bis voice in vindica- ion of the claims of Breckinridge and Lane. 17 Seventy-two white females, it is sald, were married to negroes in the State of Massachusetts in Norfolk, on ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS BROWNS’ HOTEL.—H Lewis and ‘nd ly, IU); igrk, 4 Cox. 4 Sanpir- A Rockin. Als; ci oan. ‘ is Pas 5 Jo se. BE t ihedeos aed ie i Duses 24 CTailes. I nae Line. gems Ms ie las M Stooe: Mr and Ha kat M Hampton, kridge, ample Piinate, Hugane, & NATIONAL HOTEL —Major de, M Kine. NC; J erie or’ jo; nee te > A turibaeh, i ae aed MT. TkE Ww oon Bae oy SA Cc nds. /pSenee. 9 aN, ma Ir owol:. Vi Vast Whine. Aton es sae premaicns of Se act o1 prover ‘wensst ‘at Hopson, tosh the removed to Fults oF Gh @S early a period as Se eon ver for the MISCELLANEOUS. N 4 New FAMILY ‘SeoGERY STORE, Paxnsyivania Av., Southeast Corner of Tenth strest, Washington D.C. ou: undertis ned res; the ai ies oocupied ty ceived 3 t inige aasortanone ae F moet FAMILY Smecunens| tl wi rti La jrocery littown which he ‘particularly invites the attention ident families. He feels assared t ements for acon- stan 5 pe orERESE "GROG RIBS will ena- ble him apply pe demands of those who may favor him wi er PATRONAGE. In his purchases the reo of has directed spe- cial attention to the selectio: 24--o2w “P, McDEVITT. EELE WILSON ” ecehpey MaA- % RAINE AGEN Removsp to No. 34 6 Pa. Av., _fae Tru Sr. Encouraged by sppeiantian pondiy in- scaayea i Masbines ween Ra os, rs for popular fever, | t one of the fine new stores Intel: was ud life Bu eee ie 2 feteftatee rent 0 EER. jy U-1m Cent, NO S46 Pe. svende, OFFICE OF oF UREWETE aS AND SEALER a 18, 1960. ch By ndersi: the oi di 160, Foil instruc- aol eo the Ts BRE! ‘SP! ved Ma 12 now Sow pro Ped. ‘whener pate paymeit ofthe foe rove, and 5 omen in _usein tnis oity.” . areas naar, e ry eer flour razor Marked as true, wiil bé set it red to rete in its Sethete st olor t : gear aks Sean pn ou Ft SW. lows’ & iy 18-tf E FREE CONCERTS! RNST LOEFFLER, New York oe be- 2d streets, would Sa telly, ablic that A COND SiC will be a, every MON! URSDAY FV INGS dur ul Pavilion, commencing at 3 0’cloc! Previous te the Concert, to those desiring to while ate wv ears i, aw mazy dance. ICE oR LS ES, and every description of \GONPECTIONERY always ready at city Parties soitne Be Gardens for Pio Nic pur- Poses. aro requested to give aday or two notice, je NEW YoR aie ihe N STON N ST! TRAMSHIP LI The Steamer MOUNT cg ENON Will leave exandria. ania at Now ‘ork for or Wash StS o’clook bar in low water, ipo 4 promptly iphtered to to and from the steam "per Bet pea ng Saregary, 00 %-8.M&Ttr peep ates CATAWBA GINGER WINE! MoDONNELL’S CATAWBA GINGER WINE! McDONNELL’S CATAWBA GINGER WINE! This Delicious Summer Beverage, The Healthful and Tonic Propensities Of which are now wel! known and Universally Admitted Throughout the Union, is Now For Sale in Washington by Jos. W. Davis,8th and E ats, J. ¥. Caburn, 13th and H sts, Jas. E. O’Brien, Sth and I sts. Wn. A. Brown, 13th aud F W. 8. Jones, Maseachusett: Peter Monaghan, New Jersey T. Cogan, Pa. av. and 20th at. Jas. Bligh, lth st. F.M Orms, Pa. avenue. E. E. White & Co., Pa. avenue, Henry C. Purdy, Pa. avenue. B. Hayes, 4th aud H sts, George W. Orme, Georgetown, D.C, H. L. Offutt, Georgetown, D. C. JAS. McDONNELL, iy 5 colm __General Agent, Baltimore, CKET LINE BE- Bes NR ue mn mere Baltumore, as fol- ows The Sr Nicuot s ever WEDNES! i m. Coven every SAtuR! Ty sO nae wa Wharl-at the foot’ of teh street Leave Kiley’ ashington, as Pate NESDAY MORNING, AS avery SATURDAY, at6a. m. CoLuMBIA, every W “Soe heigua aon . PHS iy ent, ile} 2 _mar 16-T& Tem ve eet ashi )R REPAIRING Tar © :| P* PRUE wt ARNG TERCUP- | Targav y Department. ASHINGTON. J on rate of one required to a the necessary labor ing to the aa fi tay girs az ely. t, O. amount done pene is dellverea accord) to “en sand | D) = amount to be ascertai in manner pre- ed by ths contract, by Gee Tg es RAE ne Sppointed Ped that por monthly, aa the wot nd ten per cent. eeened eats ne fhe completion acosptance of the id to be forfe ited | in a thee sevoot of apuels for pa 4 and will it set day ‘named fort waved ee RHR LIGHTNING !! eae LIGHTNING 1! in Tim oF Pxacr, *, PREPane ror Wan! pays f-74 pT ae Rewpea! as Pre TG Ht Wael that iy resting felting ata os 43 searaped with Jy 9-1m Nw SILK — a ual tnd etsy bore rope more Custom oc OK of the same. iy awew Leontine: AND HOOP Fogle ate Tin eau he want o! aor "7 waar JACKSON, PLASTERERS, ‘BNNA, AVENUE, Between 10th and lith streets. : ‘A Bay bv mune gi ‘Dr. eae alee a Some aes eee eA suite Asylum every WED- opping’ at Stowe ‘Ml othr wha sepring at Stowe AEs B -~ pores ma Thee bomen, Proprietor. CAPON SPRINGS. N oP Lace sane Maine ew ee = aac key Pag Be die ai Office on Union’ st., Alexandria, re NCRNGEN Cuanex or Hovns. FTER EDNESDAY, fete igs Sin oy OAD. ON AND J orp ot 425 and $40 8, m. Bluecticpauces nn. at42a.m, Passengers for the Fast will take trains at 6.20 andra a and $0 p fe Ams ber North ‘evenine th the 3.20 p, m. train goes to Puiiadelpius oa ae T_H. PARSONS, Agent, NEW ORLEANS IN THERESE DAYS WITH THE CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES. ALL RAIL ROUTE, Via Orange and Alezandria Railroad TO LYNCHBURG: Virginia and Tennessee ‘ast Tennessee and Vir, inia, ast Tennessee Georgia, Nashwille and Chattanooga, Memphis and Charleston, Mississippi Central, foto Orleans and Jackson, TO NEW ) ORLEANS! PHIS | ROUT ence by First class Packets to "New Orleans, MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE: heritage by Rail aren to Mobile by First- kets. © to New Orleans by TWO DAILY TRAINS—Sbnoays Incuupen, Leave Washington at 6 He m on vie The Steamer GEORGE P. foot ot reroute street at co a mn. and 6x ry Di m. and engnes at Alexans the Orange and Alex- rains for the Sonthwest, ‘Office—Pennaylvani Svenue, corner of Sixth st, BAGGAGE CHECKED TEROUGE TO NEW ORLEANS. Grand Junot Nashville __.. THIS ROUTE Is ENT PIRELY BY RAIL 200 MILES SHORTER, tna 24 HOURS L than any other Lines fy albothe Aasien Extension ing sowes asippi making it th en! QUICKEST 4npD MOST PLEASANT ROUTE FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELERS! It ia provided with First-class Sleeping Cars! {Nes leans. TIME omer 2 §S 46 The U.S. MAL ancien over tale Ne iokets can be pre at the South Western Office, corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania av- euue, to the following points: Bristol, | Knoxville, Atlanta, a. porens jash ville, Colu mtgomery,, witiiteal Rise rs THROUGH TICKETS TO THE RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS. Omnibuses fee: Bagease Waxons leave the joe &t 6 &. m. and 6 p. gaa oy (AMES A. EVANS, Picket Arent, Corner Sixth st.and Pa. av. HE aR AS, uy ‘Will resume her trips = AY, of arg wane INGTON "ev too ool PUESD, pa RUBS ANDETA at haif- paste sei for Re RIOMAN and the "Teave CURRIOMAN overs "EB NE A || leave sh and SATURDA ut Ki o' oreo Keke a rietor, 0 me _NATH’L nove’ aot, S FAH. = Passe GN m vA oss on. WEDNES- ae inte ers fro oki ‘tor ghee, conndoting Ww th Aletandtg ee hy a Toure the peony Svenue hourly, or they oan leave merctven ge Wharves at It jed_on on sppliogtion t if'be reoerved up to the o hours of depar ti fine te earns peice ot caged ha Sibson aed m etpat, or ——— roa atone. to FOWLE @ on.ty 80 Well eC ROMWELI. ECO DENTISTRY. DENTA L NO’ yy elvan hig otice for the a Porabeont a as usual, during hich farther notice will be ¢ pees mn Setck es racueatw test of two year LS 4 en Tecom. &, F rh re ney still engared 1e Hs monic Figil. HINTS ay supply of water was I rye mire qe tbat or 1 a out but for mi a es mero) my retire that of my neig’ I ers for the aol of Water and Gas eo AS reasons ‘Has Discovered the omy FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT. APPLY IMMED ATEL: A CURE WARRANTED, OR No CHARGE, IN FROM ONE TP To TWO KSTREEY, ‘iret, 2 fow deers from ‘ail net teebserve name and sumber, better which are nightly felt Fe genom en > ge rarest Hd a aS wie Weve, Power, Paipiacen, Sennen corer eet the Dig wet age ‘melanchely effects vis: md soy of ALLY. ded—Lase of Mersery, C oi pir its, Evil Porbediogs, Aversion of Society, Bel: bert Solivmds, Tumdity, ot¢., 076 come of the evils pre feced. “NERVoUE DEBILITY.—Phowscnds san new} wha: te the cnase of their dectining health, loving their be r ‘and emaciated, asthe emallent rained RE PRESS. oftane TTHOUSA ae ec thie inettetion wibis: te seventeen ant ¢ OUMerOus important F sor | y Dr. Jebnsen, wits: He 4 many ether = notices of in and again before the peti ry mtleman ef character an: Micfert gucrantes to no cMicted. jan Shiy b* J. BOVEE DOD's IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS, now being used from Maine to the Great Salt Lave, ani tne universai verdict of all wi } them either as a medicine or as B beosrage, they are unsurpased in the worla. Dr. them successfully in his practice for 25 years before we purohasod of him the’sole 11 nt to mnanagaature and present them for sale to t ublio. For the poe cot Inoipient Nervous Uinoa'es tnd kigoation, Dys- Female ‘Com Piles, Nervous iin, and al! cases requiring a tonie, they are be ond dgubt a most invataal le rerredy, Aside from bretr mi mp ary erties they are a pure, whole me and delightful Beverage, producing all the leasant exhilerating effects of Brandy or Wine without their in, urious results, and all friends of humanity and all a intes of temperance sasiat 8 in eudstituing these valuaple tearetabie Bitters for ae mineral poisons and aduiterated Liquors with picks the country is flooded, and thereby ef- fe = in ban shing Disease and Drunkeness ES WIPDIFIELD & C 8 Will; ulege stre treet, Seow York. gen Ee DOD’ ea as u the 78. Biadder rimary Organs, and. eepecially for Female aes oe morse. al to cure, and are warranted to sive oa {ARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO, roprietors, 78 William st New Fo ork, = jeT-lya Agent, Was to IGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL! INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION. It is well known that in the § ring people are more apt to contract disease than al riod; and itis — ‘weill- KR? that ‘o ward disease i. keep the blood pure, for a val the ills that ech i is horr to,” arise from impuri- ofthe blood, the main nor Cg Sime. rf erefore, important to all that she azat thoroughly ong Bl — = " be done in the most AZ us MRS. M. COX’S INDI. N veeEr iL DE COCTION,t greet gem remedy discover: ee of diserses'o\ la, Rhew am, Nervous Debt ‘avers of different finds, rising fr ftom impart 8 Bike’ blood. Tene baa offeoted the moet rena cone arse, 08 o6n be shows by numerous. geriies. perepns of itt biebest respectability, end i is recommended have used it asthe mostinvaluable voi arent of, lay. i id, eiithe Drug egiate f Balti: sud at Abe residence at ie Birnie jetor. a 9 165 Enst Baltimore street, between Eden strect and Central avenue, None genuine unless her — is blown on the bottle and her seal on the cor [CF Price i per bottle. si ois ‘bottles for os Wholesale Agent. R. 9%. T. Cisskt, Drmegist, Egorestown, C., Wholesale Agent for the eat will suppy the trade at my prices, mar 27- THE ALL SUPPFICIENT THREE pyre ype 1, 3, & 3, u "Serta pe Pa eee ale. ry aie - oe ontes Hil ‘that have been iqrorto wwenseg po a use eae 0. 3 or © Wy cases, wherohy th 8 'y, esals 194 as see Spee dooce igs op 9 os = ire Gia tis Cue Cue Rive Ratt TO LAY Ea tf cY save the Pieees! ° As accidents will happen, even in well-reeulated families, it is very desirable to have some cheap and convenient way for repairing Furuture, Toys, Crockery, &o. PALDING’S PREPARED GOLUB can and up ad. om apo, InN EVERY HOUSE.” fear Depot, No, 48 Gotee cee, tow York, Address HENRY Bea esas Boone. Ss por nevis a ett, B. et. it t wills stand any OWA ASA Sk, WANSSY 2s MosKoe SSVAANO WOOL KWAY ‘SadvW't Sa) ‘Y CAUTION. PURCHASERS SHOULD BE CAREFUL IN PURCHASING THE VALLEY WHISKEY TO SEE THAT IT IS DALY’S AROMATIC VALLEY va WITH THE SIGNA’ ON THE LABEL. OTHERS ARE AN IMITATION AND A COUNTERFEIT OF THE ABOVE WHISKEY. WMEDALY, SOLE PROPRIET* 18 SOUTH WILLIAM "EW TORK. FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON BY y7ly BARBOUR & SEMMES, ARAFFINE 0) THE CHEAPEST LIGHT ENOWN! Weare now voseiving ‘oraffine Ou direct from the works in wentern Vi The quality of st is ¢: sallent, roducing & steady, briliant and beautif 4, ight, more pleasant Oot fen itene adulteration, lew fey much is Onl ie rom sO" jeg hen omica! than many of the ‘Coal Ov at i t it is in no way exp ee siso & su die of ti pe, &o.. are Agents for its sale forth Corner er fe Du st. and ver ut BY. Great Kanawha Coal and Oi! Company. ma il IVE HUNDRED TRAVEL! ‘ROUNKS arrived this {ay embracing al quali. ties and sizes of Leather, ry Dress anc Packing Trunks. Our be Reem sales room exhibits at this time the of traveling requisites at orks Ameer found this qe aN oa or taken aoa sche — re Spiss Rosin, We offer for f vet Distil ince Ry hi Pats and heli. = Atitie of our owe tion. and highly is wed by we cont We soomumepd it oa the i see eek iy Fe0o! can Sy bs let ed. oa. We oo eter per 24 PAMILY RYE WHISKERY, ety | Wihrciies the largest stock of Fine hinkino tarts Phenix piscine SERPEAN, f Heer Phi. Obra 86, 008! street, Now York ussite ACTURER OF CLOTHIN “‘MILITFAR Sovruzast anp Spruce P Ps TARY CLOTHS | yetelns ety; Virginie Bt ai beeen see ee ee 3.¢. fon & CO, Lowel 4 > Prepared by Dr. J. iy Wook v.cC. Re. eT. A. HUNNEWELL’S UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY. For ali Throat and Lung C. Common Coughs to Actual HUNNEWELL’S JUSTLY CELEBRATED ToL ANODYNSE, The Natural and Sure Remedy for all Ner- mets 4 aS Sacro OL the genulve only, | commen. where, and ahs Bell sere in Washington: and Georgetown. A? AS Helmbold's Genuine Preparation. “HIGHLY CONC ATED” COMPOUND FLULD EXTRACT BUCHU, ine and Specific Remedy Rececbaehicnhs sii ee aad all t Sesion ee MEN, WOMEN. OR CHILDREN. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU, ert Habits Pamon. att 5 a a wines re Memory, re of eak Nerves, os of Fm red 8100, Furversa! Lassitede-of the Muscaine Septem lot Hand the ee rod Maki; lowed » which thie sympt if allo a in Turore ney. eye EPILE. ozs or W z Part T MAY Fe SSyLums rae etm Requires the Which Hetepo.n’s eee Ses, bis dee = 4 TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SERFTICAL. che ‘4 ft ig ether Serene oe or smear Rrecunt tis x oe, Cowratad ¢ Point he feirrhowe stata vn Fadinoretion, Habits 5 Sphin OR CHANGE OF LIFE. aE NO FAMILY SHOULD Bt b yg” =. Take Balsa, 7 ieee ESM Soci Sree bate SECRET Diteases ‘in Diet; Fd scoop ety DOSE pre strength to pat, Seas ee oa 7 errata CPON THOUSANDS eee mars.” bash Hs ep int tothe aygemsto breek om te ETS APERE MARRIAGE. xo’s Exraacr Bucuv for «, afeo URINARY oncans. Whether or TALE OR LE, of Power, ~ matter of