Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1860, Page 1

« “a " * = THE EVENING STAR is PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, ' (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, |THE WEEKLY STAR Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 11th st., ==, Ebening Star. | | BY W. D. WALLACH. year, or 3? cents per month. To mail su t ae gy the price is $3.5) a year, in advance; $2 for six Seleks is wovabiy months; $1 for three months; and for less than News” has The Bventne three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single sof ly throughout the country. copies, ONS CaNT; in Wrappers, TWO CENTS. Single copies (in ) onn be 17" AvvextisemaEnts should be sent to the office Bt the couater, imm -diate! the issue of batoreizosionk m otherwise they may notappear | WO, XV], WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 8. 1860. Ep eeaenenabaaian U7- Postmasters sot as agents wil! be lowed a commission of ® cents. mittee, one from each ward :—E. F. Witmer, A MRS. WINSLOW, T. A. Brewis, T. S. Jamieson, and George P. N an oe guag and Female Physician,| Wise. The meeting then adjourned. The Agricultural Meeting at Alexandria on Friday Nig' EDUCATIONAL. hee i Opposite the Gancral Post Opkce, Washington City. hi Formpasd Calculators, Busiuses Gor! | CUMBERLAND CO.,| Wai Vout! Pennsylvan: Good SUMMER RESORTS. CARLISLE gene oe rite resort a + WHITE SULPHUR) PON, “Sones Pen Pure SPRINGS, Mountain Air, Luvigora- ot 8 Large ‘and | Bre, + lighted by gas, and in every mo and ‘a Good Apply next The citizens meeting on Friday night, says the Gazette, for the pu of adopting meas- SOOTHING § YRUP, ures for furthering the objects of the Potomac, Maxims fer Married Women. Fer Children Teething, Piedmor d Valley Agricultural Society, by] The unmarried woman, says an exchange, | Whieh greatly troisicate the of te zen @ subseription on the part of the city to the | who can read this without indignation, ought Sapaentcctonn ne tiie For 5 Society, to enable it to hold a fair the coming | to be married : an acten,and is ndenoe, Bills of srg ag Bills, ta. or to SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. es, Gran! Arithmetic, ‘able, flovr north wing of Patent Office, fall, was not as numerously attended as was Let 4 Pi oy Gunan fer, .. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR For particulars send expected, though towards the close the num- Depend upon it, methers, it will give rest to yourselves, and 4 ei will be peste’. fine penman- 300 for lar, : OWENS, 61: Nn. | OSS tench Eevee oure. TERMS Low. INE VISSCRERS | northt tetwoen shanty je 7 low Carlisle Springs, Pa. on the mort desirable APE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY —Visitorsto | (yeshington. This house * A RELIEF AND HE. ber present had very perceptibly increased. of th: w At 8+ o’clock, Isaac kat calted to the chair W. H. Fowle, and, on motion of the same gen- tleman, Edgar Snowden, jr., was appointed SOR REN f—The ine FRAME HOUSE known * ” stuated on M st. ome from9a.m. to 10 p.m. For terms ‘ A e second to the il bY at i Rooms. to which every strength bes 5 * M-3m. WM, W. YOUNG & CO. the of the husband; a wife should never HE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY. Cape May will find good accommoda- ‘with or : tionsat WHITE HALL. Terms only $8 : “9 is Ie hedsswn taking tied: ak ddd ed any other arms than those of gentle- | ¥¢ we bb well hagenand troninr Eewanars: cwigeh | por eem incieling tee skete tae bee gg ay wa COOK ~ object for which the meeting had been called, | Were he deonrren ta ioce has prarchcg "y | ie shasg Re eece tan satqeee eaten | anatase eee OR RENT—Three BRICK HOUSES—one on «| eves , more nm years, Wi. ay 27-2w* ‘ + ENT and called up R. W. N. Noland, of Albermarle. ‘Avoid contradict: our husband. When —~* on thy frst Monday in Septembe the > Men theniehen Tweltth street, Cand D; explained in a clear and forcible speech | wo smell a rose it ae imbue the sweets of | rifiwes: pa snperrauon end instru: of Mr. aad Mrs. CRS ATG ela tuning the months peg | comer of Twel at great benefits that must accrue to Alexan- | odor; we look for everything amiable in woman. | *fs yi y Building. For pattie. | of Aucust a: September, fe Proprie- BARKER, on H atrect, between llth and * dria from a ayy of a fair bya Maas 7 Whoever is often contradicted feels insensibly | CLans. In «i ane ; see circulars at all the Bookstores. maz3- poy mares YN Segete ae ta ta 425. ma proposed by Agricultural » ott rsion for th ho contradicts, | Ing trom pan stcion, SBe Se. FoR RENT wel, od three would attract to the city, he thought, not less | which gains sites th by time, and whatever | *rawemy moutes afer the oyru Mas. MeCORMICK donres te interme: foster see pt Peopaiators. LO BRIOR HOUSE No Tan, oe than 10,000 persons, and unless the farmers of | be her good qualities, is not sasily destroyed. | mrnsvisennesttteen ares public generally that rhe will resuipe | Old Poiyt, July 26th. iy z-1m_ | betwoen 19th and ah sts. Firat Ward, Intels ocou- Virginia had learned very recently the art of} Occupy yourself only with household affairs, : ea oa the ist Monday in Sep- SCHMIDT'S SUMMER GARDEN —on Sixt | Pion Tiven immesdiatel mgrian, Locsin. Dordt. striet economy, which he did not think they | wait till your husband confides to you those of ‘he course of study pursued will rise all the Spee, Se Sen Laman ae EY & PARKER "next door east. ma i6-eot! had, from $75,000 to $100,000 would be spent | higher importance, and do not read lectures to branches requisite to's thorough English educa | ™8y be found at all times one of the mos ae i ppular, genial, urbane, and intelligent ‘OR RENT—A small RE, corner of here by the visiters. All classes would feel} him. Let your preaching be a good example, . oft eildition to day scholars. desirous of Restaurant Keepers, wind backs up his. sropal on F and w the Cirenden Foye the benefit—the merchant, the mechanic, ar- | and prectice virtue yourself to make him reosizing into her family a few | ap —_ > it. with LAGER BER from the City or Broruer- ugar as boarders ; : eS f: tizan, Iaborer; and all would realize the good | love Ssef trom 10 to ls years, who will be under her m- | iy, coiatet vincsarte GC Frances with, WINES oo effects produced by congregating here annually | Comimand his attention by being always kind aa eee eee scoommodation ang | uaetoelied on the hulle of the Shiar; aod with an | WOR RENT —The — tweet 9g i: such acrowd as would attend the fair. An-|to him; never exact anything, and you will due sare of pupils have been oonsideraliy increased poten Ms fh M Sonyiece cal Boebi ‘aed City th ressatiy todtpted. by yy other great object attained would be the intro- | attain much; appear always flattered by the ry pace! nem totaree me ghe at tana bef “Paletatlons ether ore joos may be indivrdually, | S2 we oh soft J duction to our merchants of an entirely new | little he does for you, which will excite him to 1} oy 7 aaa ‘D. Walleck, Haditor © . ms class of customers— now brought within | do more. }O#. eo the room — = vd story ant ths china Boor 6 ihe her school may apply to W. D. Wallach, Editor o | he has sought to make them still more so by the | sors and the third for ef Fhe game baiidun the Star. 2 ment of & spacious Arbor, where his guests by day | Louisiane evens __3e 13 et y the cool breeze and be free from =ol’s _ it rave; aud, at “the witching hour of | SpA eee ROOMS one night,” quaff his ice-cool Lager without fear of cubed oth be rented during the seasion having their enjoyment dampened by the falling | grega, in the most deat 1 d Such inducements will, doubtless. cause ing Within one or two squares f our readers to drop in and take a note (if | Natronal Hotel ne else.) and, most likely, many of those who | wi 0 08 Tn addition teall this, he has encaged the Pros peri brothers and their Associates to discourse their choicest pieces of music Every Wednesday and 'y of the com! a the reach of Alexandria influence by the open-| All men are vain; never wound his vanity, | For terms and furtner particulars apply at her ing of her railroads, and who once brought | not even in the most trifling instances. A wif sn lata cided inion here and permitted to see our city, become ac-| may have more sense than her husband, but quainted with our people, and examine our su- | she should never seem to know it. perior commercial advantages,would makethis | When a man gives wrong counsel, never feel their market, as it naturally was, and thus| that he has done so, but lead him by degrees make Alexandria, instead of what it is now, | to what is rational, with mildness and gentle- one of the most eee cities in the coun- | ness; when he is convinced, leave him to the = The speaker cited Richmond, Lynchburg, | merit of having found out what is just and heeling, Petersburg, and other places that | reasonable. CLOTHIN SELLING OFF i e AT COST! In order to deorease my stock | have determined to close out the balance of my SUMMER CLOTH ING at cost. Allin want of Summer Clothing are Y. os Ll-d@wiy GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS CARRIAGE FACTORIES. oe Ot Saturday even’ jy 10-1m ; respectfully invited to call at No. 460 Seventh st., | —— —--— a nt = Seas - a ancienie had subscribed liberally for the purpose of get-| When a husband is out of temper, behave RARE CHANCE 18 NOW OFFERED TO | opposite Post Office, and see tho great redu tion 18 ASHINGTON. WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY, ting up and holding similar , to show the | obligingly to him; if he is abusive, never re- any oue who may be desirous of entering in | Summer Ciothing jy 12-Im CITY GARDEN. D Street, Between 9th and th Streets. reat advan’ to be derived. Lynchburg. | tort m5 never prevail over him to bumble | % rofitabie business, at one of the best, stands in | = — = ——_—— = ERNST te ag ee We have just finished « ni E said, was by ber liberal policy already him. m SOG on reescpatle tase in orden to eke a | Utes ees pe tte g Faye ae ne ie rengerer: staan 4 perenne rs tee — ynuly Car ng ah pidly, and unless the people of Choose well your friendg, have but few, and | change in my business. W.R HURDLE P. i be venetued at thin Oe In calling the attention of blicto my grounds | riages, and Bugries, which we will eell Jexand: ake to their true interests, and | be careful of following their advice in all mat- | 2724 1m Corner of High and Gay sts, ROT SCALE WE ital Auouskanct for I would state that every roment har roht. hold out ind ts to the pe Nap iv liga aeal one = oa eas noot of Fieaday,thezist of Aueust next, iil Loan eunde Soieesbe thie WEetrase® snore Tin denies Wines out inducemen' attract the La ters. On FOR HARPER’S FERRY. ishing and Putting up the ree Cals MM 8 the Gar os we fi ‘ourselves teat we kace from that section of country just opened to} Cherish neatness without luxury, and pleas- pM ar a I ere te OT ee coe ee oraeg Corer the public tree of chatgees couc-rt | the styles and quality of work that will give us, by our railroads, we would rapidly fall be- | ure without excess; dress with taste, particu-| [ea vo Georgetown EVERY TUE The peopossls: must atate the priee for esch coll dosiring to enjoy the | faction, combising lightness, comfort ad durebul hindhand, and our business men of Lynchburg E J RSVAY,and SATU ing complete, aoe, paint with three good e «le DA 10 pl di ii i pH le ar tly and oarefully attended to Py =. ry * * order to render pleasure to r days the ri mptiy fully worn out with the active duties of that place, , especially as regards colors. It gives a BAN st Zojclock mand return erry elena coats of white lead in oll. x promo’ f 1 the r 4 ream} would seek relaxation from business in the | ch; i ji : of the. Iron, work of the Ceilings, of every | Probnds for school or other Pio Nie Parties with | °° WALTER, KARMANN & B ‘ 4 a change to the ideas, and recalls pleasing recol- | Georgetown the boat will run through to Shep- | desoription ding the fastenings of the ceilings | Sut charge. Coachmakers, sucoessors to Wm. ook. quiet ee — = a those | lections. Such things ma: set trifling, but | herdstown. je2i sm_ | to o the wall and tothe roof frames, must be inelu- | For the amusement of children he has introduced | gp 27-dly ny P cities tl jad offered to subscribe large sums | they have more importance than is imagined. | pry, 4 in the price bid. a 8 number of little games, never before seen in this | ——— — for the purpose of inducing the State Society ~ Base be euriaie ti ry into your hetiandl’s sorted.) for fron Gates land ueest Ge aenlagaaies e . bowed Eady ere ot Cn apee Gate Camas tp Tue Suen eee to hi to hold ite annual Fairs in their midst, did not | concerns, but obtain his confidence. Always rf aA guarantee, signed by one or more responsible per-| ‘N. fS-Attached is my Bottling Establishm: m factory, making it how one sake these offers or subscribe these amounts | preserve economy, avoid being out of temper, fi ah none aaa to ke sosecsenee. tioned and families can be supplied with any quantity st in the District, wi for the honor, but for the sake of profit, and | and be careful never to scold; by this means he ey Wil opened at the time mentioned al that healthful drink, LAGFR he believed that the Corporation would make | will find his house pleasanter than any other eisai larly with modesty; vary in the fasbion of your fo} tke R 6 bbls. (Bayfield) WHITE PI=H ve, | their resiaence, of 2 boxes prime Eastern CHEESE: in the presence of such persons as may choose to | BEER. mn sh: ieee eRe «Le ort notice, . attend. a oe a . # good thing of it by taking the control of the] Seem always to obtain information from | F%r sale low by why ol ot Onmne. {sings of the ceilings enn been soon at thus} A NALOSTAN ce a LAND, ee Light Wagons kept on rounds: and fitting them up, so as to draw | him, especially before company, though you| ~"GeNcyp = ae °° Captain Topographion! f ngineets, Opposite Georgetown and Washington _— the ae 7 — the oo — = pass yourself for a simpleton. A® NCY CREE ANS SCALES IN In charge of Capitol Extension. one eee ares f i—for : * H —_ aterm of years Virginians would bay anything, from's “fast | anse to that her husbead” "Inars kine ee the ealerof the shove orisiratal and ‘welEnows | ¢,8ch proposal should be accompanied by the | thn'benatie. and romania spot, opewre qe Come A TIONG” trotter”? to a he goat, or from a steam engine | tirely master of his own actions, to zo or come | /LATFORM and COUNTER SCALES. (A fu: cuereForm. of Guarantee. the Siat day of May, 1860. For beauty wer ‘serner of 14th to a tooth-pick—and hither the Southerner | whe; r he thinks fit. A wife ought to make | ras igned, A B and © D, of. nthe | scenery, iightfal promensies, fishing, & would come to buy. The location of Alexan-| her company amiable to her husband, that ho dria as a place for holding an Agricultaral | will not be able to exist without it. then he will Fair could not be excelled—easy of access, a| not seek for pleasure abroad. if she does not AY and COAI, SCALES erected in any part | § and: in the State »here- | sides is superior water, it is unsurpassed in the | — varne i jonni by guaranty that in case the foregoing bid of- Umon, 00’ OT eee ae renns omntlam ace ana | [or ron ome loge, ae above described, bs accepted, | \ The Gonse is largeand commodions, having been TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES, to give satisfaction i * he or they wil hin ten days after the receipt of | entirely renovated It has large Dancing Faloon 7 . ND SBOES TO SUIT THE i Fas ret SEY the contract at the place named exroute the oon Attached to the house, bes des Dining an’ Dreesing | PROUTS A § inten te eed ke femgiskecaed | Deniors in Agricultura’ Implements, | {ortho vet ines, with good and suffotent scgur:tie Rooms for both iadies and gentlemen | In addition 5. are now rearut ES. kinds of BOOTS > ——————_______ ‘d. 5 aaad on : indong : could be found at any other fair. There w: Ixcre or Tous on vue CRRRAPEAKE AND otte :_Brilse sremt 2aoces weet of Bish. Ganiraot ar aforesaid, wo raranty to make geod | "Parties, Families and, individual x ata ned Coreg po en ge not, the speaker continued, sufficient attra to Canat.—The Cumberland Civilian says : IRANDBLL, OPTICIAN, the difference ‘eon the offer of the seni ‘ace to pass the sultry days of sum- | oription, made expressly to order, willl tions held out to the country people—tacy | ‘‘ Upon the most rel: authority, in-| C We. 195 Brvige $i.» Georgetown, Ons that whiek mine be enon mer, as every sttention will be guarantied by the | Do enid ats much ipwer price than has been pied. ——, 1860, Signatures of guarantors, 4B propristers. ‘he strictest police arrangements . | wi wished to go where a crowd was assembled, | nounce that the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is Pa teres f Cy 1 r fore charged in this city for mach ted, Periscopic, C i be enforced, and politi al discussions will be | perete! t them in i now in a good navigable condition its entire 8 3 1LES, Witness, E F. prohibited ‘ jen. t 8 eiesin’ pean ead povcge Bal rma os thet length. that there “ a large force engaged the t bea eee anes and Germar | ,. I hereby certify that the aboye named are] The Larder will be found to contain al! the de i- fs work aE fem mt ae m4 Shere would be a falling off. The speaker con- | upon Dam No. 4, and that the gap on the Vir- | Silver frames, 'N. 8. Old mea Repaira! and nown to me a ae ae een ened eae eet | Maries ol she pennen at alt in storeand at the lowest prices. Give ue snl. cluded by hoping that Alexandria either in | ginia side will be entirely closed up in eight = To be signed by the United States district judge, ars. ae OR ns «& ee her corporate capacity, or by a liberal sub- | or ten days, and the dam finished at the time} JOs. ¥ Bincs, phi d Smt ba tee ek tg my peg mal ie Some] - fosletion Super, Spe nod | . =? — : ae oun. soi yg pes wa ie aad cement theese] x ccsaaion al the anasto ene May, Having given my personal attention to thie branch | Jy 18 dtd near the metropolis for spending SOUTHERN Oe Tn tg ually, would come e assistance of the So- * ciety, and enable them to have an exhibition | shortly thereafter the Board of Public Works b . od. t 7NREASURY DEPARTMENT | doris das : 1 toil calln with proms a) TREASURY DEPAR nay RE Tchildren unaccompanied by their paronte or | Orresite Odd Fellows’ Hall, Washington, D.C. Persons from a distance can pacer! this fall. a to them the propriety of raising the sued oh a Ge mame notion ke Lhaven iaresl Paorosste wil be renaived st the Treasury De- nn) pee | p linn » oh the grounds. Be A 2 eonemaee The chairman next called upon John A. | tolls which the canal directors promptly re-| Sssortment of COFFINS a! ways on hand. noe Of the Department, Ibe ede et ba if Boats leave tue toot of High street, | chasing clsewore Asi use none but { B Washington, the president of the Agricultural | fused todo. The Board of Directors are to ‘articular attention paid to the removal of the | cords of Hickory Wood—ail of the best quality, to | Georgetown, and G street, Washington, hourly, | best materia! the market affords and empl rs dead from the old to the new burial grounds. delivered at the _ ° from 8 o clock a. m. tii] 12 p. m, daily. the best workmen, | can confidently Society, who rose and made a strong appeal | meet again on the 13th of August, at Berkeley | “Fo sr005 and Horses for hire, ap i0-m | 22, he Treasury Building. corded and | "Persone preferving a pleasant walk oan reach the | work to be superior in Strength and in behalf of the Society. He considered it Springs. On the 15th of August the Board of - perp (Megedlreie gui ntitanene oF the | Isiand via the Aquedu Tronks that are made pe cites bere, important that the Society should hold a Fair | Public Works are to meet at the same place. ASSEY,, COLLINS, & 00/8 PHILADEL- baniond ‘Cosi—75 tons of white and 25 to, oo PA Dn Tg themselyes,and| I ouatantly on seer this fall. The city must set the example b: We have understood that the Board of Public reosrving free upplien of the above delts Mines, (Anthracite Cal, ail of the best quality, to bede- | '“is ig-eotf JACOB W.POWER* & co. | LEATHER TRON Falae Fh ANH D. subscription before we could expect anything | Works have determined that the tolls shail be e, and invite all persons who want a pure un- | 41 ak . a and WOOD BOX TRONES: ASHLA ¢ oni A al lump—hacd picked. ‘Lhe white ash to bs sma, SALT WATER BATHING. VALICES; TRAV, NG BAGS; ~ from the country or other places. He ga raised, and rumor has it that four members of | adulterated Aie. to ee a. farnuoe or large exg size; the red ash to be smal "8 PAVILION. ¢ v's Land- he Fh) ‘gf 4 fb Ag “pag HAR. very interesting account of a visit to the Agri- | #tid board have signed a written agreement to} 5 EN ater Lt: Asem, ogg size, antl to be weighed by a sworn weigher. ing) will be open for th 1 ranks, do. Kepei ‘Covtcel, tne werk- cultural Fair at St. Louis, and of the immense | insist upon this policy and if the directors — ree aes tofa the iat of june, The Selick feat Manner, af ehort notice Thieee did pas dediee te crentethe tora scopes tiie gto “tthe Se wate tee the spas stagepsvtoced oo WHEELER SNE cy ee MA- | ure, is unexoelled by any place o: kind on the yy ae in ang past of the city, George- sion that a Fair here would attract anything | said Board of Public Works have, in a written | Orricr or ComuissiongR oF Pusiic Burnesce.t like the number of people that were annually August 3, 1960 town, or Al fi Potomae one hund % celebrated FAM Rewoven ro Revie Var Av wean Teu Sr. | BiRzmCa yititpetaaind shoe gue hundred | “Aisi Agee far Howete roe Potomac, snd in full view of the Chasapeake Say, ie 15-ly . Encouraged by the substantial and rapidly in- d O s: crabs, JAMES 8. TOPHAM. ered together at 5t. Louis, yet in propor. : . ponsibility | , Seazen, Fagrosats, will be renrived at thie office | oreauing popniatity of Wheeler a Wilkon's Pane: | Sd Sthor Flak. and easy gecssaiile tr the mse: n to the size of the two places and other gu » | for Grading, Curbing, and laying the Brick pave : - Save oupetisiepeneettaamalanan | poate plving between _Waehing to Baltim: WOOD AND COAL : ~ in rato Tha cuneet of caste ment, pad SS ee we 08, = sat their superiority. s 2 family instigation. over sil improvements in his ~ Hoi oon i. tage. ought at meeting. ie ec: 7 >, competitors for popular favor, the Agent ha: unprovements to oomf, rf ed "¢ umber that | is to turn the eal trade to th i [Sey oon ron i street | one of the fine new stores lately erected on "| gacete, The Betta, WwW AND : Ps 2 way. * ° * a a a glance the | Ohio Railroad. We learn that a paper is going | The Curbstone to be of the best ality of New Saha, Seer a 5 dik besctgel neoortman : seb 4 eee §.2 4 en teweth le rates, t benefit that would accrue to the sity. He | the rounds receiving the signatures of leading | York North river stone. in pico ‘There were 21,36 of these Sewing Machines sold | viding & in layi ‘stock | possible Py 5 iti A . 4 (4) feet long, sixteen (16) inches deep, and four | jn the year 1859 dies are iny to call and f choi i a TJaw. GALT, was more deeply interested in Alexandria than | citisens, making a call for » public meeting to} gnds half(4%4) inches thick, and to be jointed and | (nite {ees 185). adios are invited to call and see | of choice Wines, Liquors,Segars, &., i, SAL. \, e eo a Saye | 5 h ‘ho wish to avoid extreme ioe and to seek a Office 282 Pa. av., between lith and 12th ste. in any city in the country. Here was his mar- | be held in this city on the 10th of August, for] well fitted, and set ina bed of coarse gravel and | (ner; tox Washiugton and Georgetown, in | ye y seg ap ma i. worth ede. ket. "What he bought, he bought here; what | the purpose of taking into consideration mea- rammed, rate than coown Nae aipark athe | [Meinl womepafere pene the oman a zs 4 ° relation to their well known and thoroughly tested | home, there is not 8 more pleasant place in the Uni- ~ he sold was sold here. He had always liked it, | sures to prevent an merease of tolls upon the | ; * eo Bpek to by Note here ee int suporiority Hany ladies cannot oil, let them send | ted SI The proprietor piotge himeeif tra 2 a ye nt ag gy BJ =e and its people, and he was now advocating its | canal. is call has our hearty concurrence, | four(4) inches deep on a bed of fine gravel free from | £2 1 a the J8od wae supp: iod wi coe at these on ae eae Hy see So per dan, (orices | 88i7At a vere tow beure for , cause. It would, he thought, be a great blun- | and we hope the meeting will be an imposing | clay or loam three (3) inches deep, with two courses 4 ¥ = ery nr cash. nd life saving instruments, Full instruc- | than a week; for a longer time, @1-25 ; WOOD Sawed and Splitany size. der if the people did not seize this advantage | one, and will adopt such measures as will tend | 9° ¢d8e next to the curb and one course on edge on | tions, both printed and verbal, iven free of charge per month. "Persons wishing te sddcees tho ree | Call and see for F te render profitable and give ence to | to impress the Canal Directors and the Board | “Noextra messu: ry at the home of the purchaser. P. J. STEER, prietor will direct to Leonardtown, St. Mary’s 2. oat Beal all aa of Geameomende te aide de of Public Works with the fatal and ruinous adits Stone Paving tobe of eommon coktie stones jy Im caer Pe fe ty i tb MARSHALL, Proprietor. is 8. E. corner of Fourteenth and ots, have ao deep an interest; and if this opportu | effect that will follow such an ill-advised policy | stone on the sutei fth ‘whiohmust | (XEORGE BH SLOAT& COS a = nity was allowed to slip, the delay would be | 8s that of the raising of toll on thi al. x inchon eter, laid 0 ; I SUPERIOR SEWING MACHINES. deeply regretted when our citizens saw other + free from olay or loam, ¥ ing th est which ; ALgexaxpriA, Lovpoux axp Hampsnire 8 nd to be twice rammed, the | First premium awarded at 19 out Res et protean wena Pipes ‘adh RaiRroav.—The Clarke (Va.) Journal says: Or pre grey tp dere pepe paras ln) gigs PROPOSALS FOR PAVING, of ® State and | Urrice or Commissions oF Pus N EIGHTH ATIONAL EXHIBITION, At CINCINNATI, OHIO, Sept. 12th—2th. — 8 il The Al AGRICULTUR vised for securing a subscription on the part of } We came down yesterday on the Loudoun and | gutter to be laid ‘Tho cheapest and hes! Sewing Machines ever in-| hos upto tovciock; m0 the Mh desl acest | SOCIETY wii poll he Bee kth kd AL the city to the Society, so as to enable them to | Ham: ire—or rather the ‘Alexandria, Clarke ing brig on eonee ae ace eee whoo booed uaan- next, fr ree rein oa jars the sriek A oud ix jafirie! Ex Mibition on, the saa 8,02 with the work, and open the fair this fall pitperane-ost tier apeed ed North river, Fi in f ‘eeitiplic and Shuttle Machines $50 to $6). we onthe tort ide of B street couth, between 7h sad ae fo be Gttad up in the best yin, There wil bo b iow aac ra ations were then offered and prespuata: ere was quite a busy air | lers than four (4) in thie! pels. on a bed ait'sek ae ak eee ee spite vel Mi ATs, MACHINERY a tig "Resotord. That in the opinion of this meeting | along the whole line, at the Leesburg, and | Pifne sienn gravel 61 free fromlay or | Toilet Cased, Walnut or Mahogany. $75 and 82 inenes thick on, ton, and 6 Inches deep on AS PacttR eS aR . GARDE f the City Council of Alexandria would consult | esch of the other stations, and # considerable | "Ail’grading not exoseding one foot to be rated as | and moro elaborate sich an por Sore: oheapee ‘fost long 16 inobes deep; and to be | TIVE WIN Ess wl tod Pane for the interests of thiscommunity by advancing | 2umber of rs. The road already, | trimming, the surp'us earth to be removed by | than any other Sewing Machine ma ufactured in Sitted and ‘set ins ed of coarse ORSES. ey ©. SH aod SWINE; tho’ Miubyed thd Cotuarstien ho foe acini | vidieal baadling any avepe, elther coiog fhe coutractor to such ‘piace ss may be deciganccd | the aital Staten Gall and see'them at MAX | gravel, and. 4 vey thea nea | S24 8H aRsqUalind Kean kone mile in aod ry r ¥ bal E aL" cy * ‘6, A nue. exhibition FN OE ta ip Evteate, Piedneat and Vellay | OM arcely Feng eee bat ee Be work to be done in the best and most work-| jy 25-cot J. THOMAS MAXWELL, Agent. | paving brick, to oe ted “ot chery finer | ‘The Prom, ural Society, payable at such ti as jeemed sai bonds, which moniibamagasr and to the satisfnotion of the Com t; suid Society agree- | 8mounts to seven thousand a year. The toad | ™ Kg. ,. ores. o! river ums offered—in cash,—gold, silver, and hes y bea bi } and t Ho, Buildings. aad ander the ou |. 4 SEVENTH STREET. 4654 from clay oc koeen saree tah fockes doptcaee toe Sronse medals, —diylomms cordificstes, smoun I | courses on edze next to the curb and ne course $20,000. may be to ich person ax ae ' Gamnalie. the latask ‘4| is admirably built, plain but enduring and feted on or before AT THE OLD STAND. the 1 ‘The Exhibition wi q Tails fm in sion wo aie tne ona | smth Tau sation Face nnd Siding wo | rer asta etn sa gsr titel gen pavonage |e gtr ees oo] Sse rae ere ae ee 3 other F saa: : hs t examine elie. "F050 commition be appointed to | toed isthe Bete, Al ef eur bongs bev ess EE ici un te | rcs aeennt nee | whence r. A at y b in Opened store tad pes the Taina aud east te cag ao | ig intrest sosdan es mance Sif hattenty | umecrze crancesad ee ts ll Too the designated above. { idders will state 7 the rats ation | GROGRE AS 11QUORS and CIGARS explained the object of the p@ | they will —— the ring: vii ene a He solicits a ca'l from allin want of goods in his It had been Gehan miles. The bailasting es APs, in if BO} line, intending to spare no efforts to give entire sat- INAMELLED cen considered & as fol TOposais ot Seeding Ko, Mie a i ‘ion. E ai. TELS, ian by which 2 part Lf Carat NO. B. BLAKE, Fresh BUTTER and ESGS constantly on hand ;, 0 Direct from the Manatectorers, le y gud dtiSaug Commissioner. od WM. H, BRERETON. 4 T pot " ry soni be mpaceiay light rie, Ciaskes| QFPICE OF FAEEGTOR AND SEALER . Sena only the interest on about $1.200--the sontraay ¢ Wasuixorox, Jul NSURANGE DS RoAL BONS REN: ry, Brocatelle, and’ Payingyibe interaut on the bonds of the Co * aNOZIGE IS HERESY OTCRN. Hint ‘agcoa. | Washinton Buildings. corner Poems Sad Mie pies ce sorutiny. In leg Fation, and retiring them down when is to work things as it were by | poration approved May 12. 10m the undersigned ; iNGs, MERCH ANDISE Senco apa o subscription the ty. magic. We have reason to be proud of the | an wre eRerane meet fpgulted in, writing. and Nt HHO! DFURNT One. we. oT improvement. They say Loudoun is more Sate rang e' of} yo ceutaland a $2500 anxious than ever for its further prosecution iy meter | Ph its, Ct, do. “ae 250,000 tion. i incorrect, will be condemned i