Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1860, Page 1

a —— THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Cornor of Pennsylvania avenue and Mth st., 3 BY W. D. WALLACH. Papers served in packages by carriers st $48 year, or 37 cents — month. To mail subseribers the price is $3.5) a year, in advance; $2 for six month*; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of I2centsa week. Single Copies, ONRCENT; in wrappers, TWO CENTS. (" Apventissmants should be sent to the office betore 12 o’olock m ; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. The Abolition Plot in Texas—Further Par- tieulars. {From the Houston (Texas) Telegraph, July 28 } From Dallas we learn that one or two white men have been hung. From Waxahachie we b seen aletter written by a merchant to * correspondent in this city, which gives some of the details of a conspiracy there to murder the people and destroy the town, in a mannet similar to that of Dallas. The plot was to have been carried out last Sunday. It was discovered, however, and two white men, whose names are not given, were hung on Sat- urday last, the 2ist inst. Some twenty odd negroes were to be hung next week. t. Crader, who is just down from the upper country, confirms the accounts we have received from Dr. Pryor. He states that in Dallas they have eight or ten negroes, who appeared to be ringleaders, in confinement. They will prob- ably be hung. In Waxahachie the discovery was made thi voluntary confesmon of @ negro women to Mr. Marehbanks ‘Throughout the whole region, embracing Dal- jas, Ennis, Tarrant, and ton counties, the testimony of the m has been the same They have all agreed in saying that they were to burn the houses aud murder the women on the first Monday in August. They were then to attack the people at the polls, aided by the reinforcement of the expected abolition band, and having got possession of arms, previsions, ete., fight their way to Mexico. At Waxahachie, as appeared by the confes- sion of the negroes, a negro was detailed to burn that place on the 8th, the same day as the fire at Dallas and Denton, but while in town for the purpose, @ box of matches acci- deatally got on fire in the store of Angelman & Garrison, and the alarm so frightened the negro that he fled from the town. Afterward, as he was about to carry out his instructions, a Hiegro, who had come fifteen miles for the pur- pose in the night, informed him that the plot ad been discovered in Dallas, and they were hanging all the negroes, and warned him to drop the matter. This saved Waxahachie. [From the Galveston News, July 28 } We learn from a gentleman, a resident of Ellis county, who left Waxahachie on Monday last, and arrived this morning, some further details of the results of the discovery of the diabolical abolition plot, which was to swee over northern Texas with the incendiary’s torch and murderer's weapon. In Dallas and Ellis counties, committees, composed of the coolest, steadiest and inost re- spectable citizens, were appointed, and were at work all last week investigating the whole affair. No one but those immediately inter- ested knows who compose the committces, nor where or when they meet, or what they are doing. The chief object is to ascertain what whites are at the bottom of the plot. Noone else interferes in the investigation. In Ellis, the county court has organized pa trois on an extensive and well managed system. The negroes’ confessions—made apart and at great distances—concur in the leading points ; and all aver white men originated the plot ana directed their movements. They promised the negroes their liberty and their master’s goods, etc., and to lead them to Kansas; the negroes were told also that the next President would be a Northern man, who would free them all. The negroes concerned in Ellis county were principally of mature age and those allowed by their owners a good deal of liberty. The young ones were not allowed to participate in the plot: and many were not trusted with the seeret at all. Their idea was to burn ail the stores where arms and ammunition were kept ; and on elec- tion day—the 6th of August, when the citizens were away from their farms and houses—the negroes were to rise, seize on all the arms, and headed by their white leaders, to attack the houses here and there, murder defenseless wo- men, burn and destroy, and, finally. it is pre- sumed, march off in a body toward Kansas Waxahachie was to have been set fire to on the 6th—the same day Dallas and so many other places were fired; but an accidental fire in the town, that day, aroused the citizens.and the negro appointed to the deed became alarm- ed pe left. He was to have returned and repeated the attempt last Sunday, had not the plot been discovered. A letter from Austin states that several at- tempts at incendiarism have recently been made in that city, and that, in consequence, there is great excitement, and the citizens are patrolling every night. ee Exciting Arrarm at Hawictox, Onto.— Shooting of a Citizen by a Prominent Law- yer .—The Cincinnati Gazette of August 4, says ** We learn by passengers on the train over the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Road last evening, that an exciting shooting affair took place in the city of Hamilton yesterday after- noon. The history of it, with the preceding circumstance, are about as follows: A minister over one of the religious congregations of the city received several anonymous communica- tions through the postoffice, in which the au- thor professed a desire to join his church, but did not wish to become associated with such ersons as certain ladies of his congregation ‘hese letters were finally shown to the hus- band of one of the ladies, a prominent mer- chant, who thought he recoguised the hand- writing of another citizen, and su) uently charged him with being the euthor of the slan- derous communication, and a rencounter fol- lowed. This occurred several days ago. The fact finally came to the knowledge of one of the most prominent lawyers of Hamilton, that the samo anonymous calumniator had attacked his wife in the same contemptible way, and taking means to satisfy himself of the author- ship, resolved to inflict summary punishment. While passing slong the street yesterday after- noon, in a buggy, he discovered the su: ewe author of the letters in a store, and ally tin, from bis wagon, he walked in and peda oa. an attack by firing at him with a revolver. ‘The individual attacked attempted to escape, and succeeded in so far avoiding his assailant as to all but one shot, which took effect in the ider, inflicting a severe but not a dengerous wound. The interference of other parties present put an end to the affair for the time being. Much excitement existed throughout the city, all the parties to the scandal being among the most prominent and well-known citizens. For reasons which will themselves, we forbear givin names, which may, perhaps, be made public through an investigation Temprratcre or Warer ar a Derrn or 2.575 Fext.—The Columbus (0).) Journal says: --We are indebted to the kindness of Professor Wormly for the following information in re- to the temperature of the Artesian well in this city. A. Walferdin’s registering ther- mometer, contained in a glass tube filled with water, and this tube enclosed in an iron one nearly filled with water, and closed perfectly tight, was sunk in the well, afew days since, toa h of 2,475 feet, at which place it re- mai for twenty-five hours. It was then lowered to the bottom of the well, a depth of 2.575 feet, and there remained for forty min- utes. Upon the withdrawal of the ther- mometer it was found to have registered 53 deg. Fahrenheit, which may be assumed to be the temperature at the bottom of the well. In Paris, atad of ninety feet, a thermometer has continued without variation at a tempera- ture of 53 deg. Fahrenheit for nearly two cen- turies. The Artesian well at Louisville, Ky., at a depth of 2,086 feet, showed a temperature of 82) Fahrenheit, — inerease of 1 deg. for every sixty-seven feet. From the above reports it would that the temperature below Columbus did not increase as rapidly as in most other places where observations have been mad: YF fen peee —A class of sensible women, ~~» ass wee husband until they find some one can and po ae. esteem—which, of conges, THE WEEKLY STAR otis cee aa geekete oo 7” o%, XVI. WASHINGTON. D. C.. THURSDAY. AUGUST 9. 1860. Ne. 2.332, | est oorihatentis SE bd Soommission of osate, ee Til be Refimmng Eftects o MRS. WINSLOW, I > 7 Ghia andl = Many of our greatest, geniuses have been Ay Experien ¢d Nurse and Female Physician, ____EDUCATIONAL. SUMMER RESORTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. ersons of some remarkable weakness_ eee me OMMERCIAL COLLEGE CARLIS: The ite resort for | 5. = . 7 ae Krome period of theirivves. Kirke Waites] SOOTHING SYRUP, |C tee. Ste Savanen ae”, BOE LEMUR thors whe appregace | JTOR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, ed : ® | Opposite the Gencral Post Ostet, Washit City, | WHITE SULPHUR) Grins “Soenery, Pu on H street, between 4th aad Sth. Also, « two- ways was. Coleridge was nearly all his life. For Children Teething, so he ud a SPRINGS, Mountain Air fuvigors, | story BRICK COTTAGE, with garden, corner of Walter Séott was a crip) nd both he and | Wateh greatly factitrres the process of fp by soften afsimorian tem ‘enmanship, Booxkeeping, t th wand | Teanersee avenue and north F street, surrourded Lord Byron had one, if indeed the latter had | i" 2. Feanc<g ali infammetion—will allay aLt | Mércantiio Forma ang Calenlations, Bostseat ore goer cena co, Wai Vent Room, Raa Rep ayy Ferny vty | € bike i sd - ile o Tages ‘ rot tes cla foot. robert Hall wasa martyr) "SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. | Commission’ Sales, Granjuar and ‘Arithmaetio. ee ke $46 izth st. idimemeieemcenbee 172727 Ni dined he ee eae Depend apon it, mothers, it will give rest te yourselves, and A ratory Class for Boys. Accoumonations FoR | For partienlsrs send | (\OUNTR y RESIDENCE POR SALE.—Thrvo ife—a diseased spine—making him suffer RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS Ladies will be instructed in fine penman- 300. for Cireular. : Cc and 8 baifa res of Laud a1 ‘&t Bailey's agonies of a thousand deaths. It would seem, ONFES Sseeee goads at the intersection of tee Cole yet then, that suffering gives a peculiar sepsitive- apply athe Boren’ * m2: to 10 p.m. For torms TERMS Low. ig BM pee Leesburg turnpikes, ax miles from Washington mess to the-whole morroureysiens, or ir oss nau WM. W. YOUNG & co, | 2°72" Certesie Pe: | god's rom Alvaandria, The improvements gommist way connected with it, a: that iti i is —— - CAre ISLAND, NEW JERSEY.—Visitors to | 0fa bouse, containing 16 rooms, barn. corn — wei! . “i is in this HE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY. Cape May will find good accommoda— shecs, &e. The yard is well shaded with trees acute and sensitive state of mind that all the | F i i-well-knn 2, ARRANGED Te tions at hy u Te HALL. perms only §8 bas pes - ae weil of seve WAC fyes highest works and efforts of genius are pro- | Ntyitdid 7s teow - ine hen a0 guovecaial wader the canine ecole | Cate ee ene ce ride 00 the boaek al grin JNO. BOWLING. Rage or ‘A. G. SAG Re duced. In private life, as in public, the same | thecentrary,allare| SYRJP, with iu | Z. Richards for more than ten years, will be opened | _ jy 27-2w* P-oprietor, arshali’s avction roome, W sah: 1» D.C. is observable. Who cannot call to mind some | S10. tonetendstion of Im Grill hen, ing wm oo! | on the first Monday in September next, under the | —=~ = —— | shove described property will be old low for cant member of a family always ailing, always sick, | +i his matter (“Wat wmDo xsow.” | t sn sion And instruction of Mr. and Mrs. AR an inducement for families to sojourn | iv 5-endw* and yot the ‘most eemplary aca infigential penenes; aD. Puseas Gon bineek: Z, ICHARDS, in the well arranged and delight: | Dy At the “HY GELA” during the m-uths PUK SALE—A emall FARM of situated 2 i € ugust and Sep! , the Pr 3 member of the family circle? In the roughest brea nines are ot oll te Hr hctneoer e eecns 4 Price of Board to 82 EF ulars.see circulars at all the Bookstores. mazi-tf | tots have reduced at the Little Palis, having @ oo dweil- families in the backwoods such a child will and exhaustion rr oe 8c! ‘stables \-fenord he du be: infant ing-house, corn- 5 we. jonane * donnt to danen’ per day and $12.5) k August Ist. nd watered; within fits . grow up with tastes so pure and simple, habits Es ee “ed te dente tg rm he: . igs beet & {Proprictors. | foretn cultivation, thebalagse fg handsome woe so neat and 80 Teed affections so ele- RIBNCED and SEILFUL NURSES in New Evy eed meg ate pt eo soneraly tate ya Teegmme | Old Point, July sth. ig tim | Bee ti? poy pom AE. ee }. vated, as togive all the highest results of fn | lend, andbes been used een amare svccEss tember next, erties onday in Sep- | SCHMIDT'S SUMMER GARDEN.—On Sixth yaituated ; exon\ieut Sehing and hei most finished education without going through THOUSA CASES. ‘he course of study ursned will compriseallthe | \ #treet, between © and Louisiana ay. of Mr. ARRIOTT, ridge keeper, any of the fashionable forms —_ instraction. | , Itaet only relieves che child frem pain, but invigorates the pranones requisite + thorough Eng 1 temach and be corrects acidity, and gives ten: ry 4 opular, vial, tb < SE armen eg pe gd She may be the weakest of the whole, and yet | thergy tothe wrele system, it will siert infamy seliece, | #28 addition to Ritstnuratt Keopers, who tacks up bis rope anos | (Oe RENT A mse doable BRICK HOUR her words of love and tleness light up th Guirine in THE BowRLs and Wind Coxic, | receiving into tat ah Sopcast oh with LAGER BEER from the Ciry or Botner eR peers vy etka hig whole family circle, and rule and regulate and it Seed from 10 to ig years, who will be under her im iy lows, Paiiodel BeAneey © ra: on Fleventh s refine the whole. Or in the humbler walks of 4 ee ee thy -- gy, Lee aee MO unexcelod on thet aad with city life one such wesk and sickly child will 4 a oer | ve boon oo DREN, whether mn and a i y dua oare of pupils nsideraily increased | ®tticle of WHISKY which smacks strongiy of the contrive to establish habits of neatness and and otherwise improved. Those in ‘Washington . ud Bourbon cleanliness and refinement in an attic or a cot- oc from an gesiring partioular information with reference to ish educa- | *8y be found at all times one of the most Littio Palis FORE TA LING HOUS y be individually, on H st. between 12th and lath tages such a are cm aly song in palaces bole eae may. epply to W. D. Wi h, Editor © jrection ths rear Froude of hi iaworite sotpblich” “ee SPR APES Py: Ren a and splendor. If she dies, her memory is fra- PREJUDICES OF OTHER. For and furtner parti ment of & spacion~ Arbor, where his guests by day ze — — — pty the whole family Sent chaps re child ad the relief tot will residence-No. 38 Gomera ete are ft pee may enjoy the cool breeze and be free trom Fol" Fo RENT—The three story (brown front) yw the use of th ty 27-tf too acdent rays; and, at ‘the witching hour of HOL 0, 367 New York avenue, between peairy iat are really ar y oe rent een er ming will might,” quad bis ice-cool Lager without of | 10th and Hith strects, north side, containing, Altern r ans bits s i unless the faccaim having their enjoyment dampened by rooms ig convenient to the Patent sel thratmeyhere the hresthed. Dordt aims, So smeeemnegyy CLOTHING, &c. dow. ‘snoh inducements willy doult fee, Treasury ete; ielighind by gue, and tn every she recover, then she carries up into life and .¥. = 7 =: nothing else.) and, most likely ‘many of or to A FOW LER, second vigor the neatness, order and quiet elevation eendawiy | GELLING OF Y or CORT! go will goagain, | ‘ north wing of Patent Office. jy 16-tf first conceived through the refining processes In order to decrease my s:ock | have determined | ft Midition te all T—Tiv fae FRAME HOUSE known “fur best writers our most ingenious invent. | CLORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS | iNet ou "sitions OF Sumner Chainciate | Seon pine very Wenge Te im. | north, between Sth and its sttecta, No. 390, " nio - respectfully invited to cali at No. 460 Seventh st., | >sturday evening. = of coat ¢ , : : ors, our most acute metaphysicians, clearest RARE CHANCE IS NOW OFFERED TO | gpposite Post Office, and see the great redu ‘tion in Washes TON Washington” Se pg © thinkers and ablest discoverers, can generally anyone who may be desirous of entering in | Summer Ciothing. jy 12-1m CITY GARDEN. fesge eel geueh quedees af aurench tenctan ell tens trace some sharpening of the intellect and re- | % Profitable business, at one of.the best stands in | — = ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor. rious kinds, and fine shade trees, with 6,000 of fining of the nervous system to a sickness or | GOODS on roascn ele ee ek RY, [NITED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION, New York avenue, between Ist and 2d sts, g,ound.waliedin | Apply to J.C. COOK, Bigheh celatbiannt at some period or other of life. | chance in my business. ~R AUR ; ViAsutmoTon, July 32, 100") sacattas taiatenialon ofthe publietomy grounds | ipheael S aptand o 4 And thus it is that the sickness which weakens | _J¥ 24 Im Corner of High aud Gay ste. ne RO OpALS will be. received nt thus Ofior usgi 1 would state that every arrangement has PSR RENT Three BRICK HOUSES —csp cn and wearies for the time, and incapacitates for O FOR HARPER'S FERRY. ishing and Putting up the Iron Ceilings of two peri ro phdme nig He oomiy 2 can, corner of Tweilth and fi ste. x exertion afterward, capacitates fora tenfold N And after July Sd, 1°60, the, steamer L. J, | rooms over the conneoting corridors of the Capitol | Gens are span to the publie tree of entree. tween 12th and 13th «te. and higher excellence and usefulness. So long | Brengie, Captain W.. ter, will Bxteasion i aid, ‘Thosodesiring toenjoy tic | E ¢ : ’ a Das srcvosels seakitate Gs ji. | ven by a eaieot band. Thoecdesiring to er, ws the deproing eects of sekness lated, 1 | (RY CEHERSTIAY ack Sti x GSMS | nF Settee nats te ue, nok an | ats Rad ler i B ARKER, on H strect, bet order to render pleasure to all. Ov other di fi find the aalcon in complete athe | EXOR RENT—That ne was wasting and hindering, but these soon pass | DAY, at 7 o'clock a in., and return every alternate | coats of white in oil. * i f - | ‘ three aay and Teave a’ perménent elevation and | Suu Ace aie ay Oi Saeaiiny, Pee | acu te damyterk, tte Cees. of ver | Erker Scho or athe: Bs Wie Pater vik | Reon eRCRHOU Ti No gan te improvement on every side. . ora nits ani Oke | out charge. by . Bodiseo, ation. = Route all sorrow phar it the same tend- coed —— dae cite Figg Toot Krauser, sanst Benois For the amusement of ohiidren he has introduead oe 5 on leumadaneis, Trace at Mr SOUTH: > Bang nage : ae ta JUST RECEIVED, The proposals must be endorsed, “Pr js | 8.umber of little games, never before sean in this] EY S, PARKER. next door east. m8 i6-eot! ency. While it lasts it depresses action, | 150) pais. Wulskh. aed for Iron Ceilings,” and must be accompanied by a | Sit7; And ealeuiated at the same time to amuse the | “~ —* © ‘ a erushes hope, and destroys energy, but it ren- 1% ~6do. =HERRING acd ALEWIVES, « tee, sign one or more rosponsibie per *oid folks. x {OR RENT—A email STORE, gorner of seh ders the sensitiveness more acute, the sympa- 3 do REFINED SUGARS sy eddececee to tie ealeonioneds N. B.—Attached is my Bottling Establishm:nt, and Penn nder the Clarendon Hotel , aa Mhhds. PORTO RICO 'S ors sons, r t+ o . s, ‘They will be opened at the time mentioned above, | fing, {smilies can ke supplied with any quantity at | suitable ee the thies more genial, and the whole character 6 bb field) W. selfish and more considerate. [t is said that Pr beeas pries Bares in the presence of suca persons as may choose to | PEER ee of pow Bing thful drink, LAG? R | information inquire at the Hotel. in nature, but for the occasional seasons of | For sale low by ‘oO astead. BEER, upon short jo 15 3m = ie . ‘ oe : OR RENT—The FIRST FLOOR of - ote. Be ale ofthe ND ER ANE LIN this Mars SALT WATER BATHING. ing iummediste.y opposite the west wi Sie oon or cigar store. mar the drought the best lands would soon degenerate, } J°® i c HALLS PAVILION. (Moore’s Land ‘al.,recent!y cocuped by Chas. 8. Q — _ Captain Topographical + ; 1 ’ : x un ofics. Also tne frost room in © bat these seasons cause the lands to suck up| 4 GENCY FOR FAIRBANKS SCALES IN Mincharge of Capitol Kitonsisa, | ioe. wae open for the reowption of vim; Se ekaes ied dee ake, puilding, from the currents beneath, with the moisture, = GEORGETOWN, : =i rerort for thoss areking health and pleas terms appty to RICHARD: WALLACH, No. also those mineral manurea that restore and The undersign ave been appointed Agente for Each proposal should be socompanied by the | urs, is unexcelled by any place of the ix - Bit “ ¢ i tore s Je of the above orlehrated and well-known | follow! tee: , Te situa | canmnntancnanand s the sale o: velebrat 1 ng guarantes : Potomac river Itis situated about one hundred ~ * fertilize the soil above. [t is thus with sick- | PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES. A fan Form of Guarantee. mies from Washington -immedcately, on the | x TORS, MEMBERS OF CONGR. — ness and with sorrow, once surmounted, they | *upply constantiy on hand and forsale at lowest | The undereigued, A B and © D, of. Potomec, and in tull view of the Chasapenke Res, SERS Tpisnda Tuite of ROOMS, oh fertilize the character and develop from the | "Si't'y ang COAI. SCALES erected + | Bate ck and in the State of- and iamous for fine Oysters, Soft Crabs, Sheephead, | niehed, will be rented during the session n- deep fountains of the human heart a joy and | of the District or adjnining sounten, 2 '2y PAF iecreceaiioes aicheee deceit en opted, | hoats pining atwone Wreeny eee tae ta the most gay a: a fruitfalness not otherwise attainable. All Scales are warranted durable, acourate, and | lie or they will, within tou days after the reovipt of | Norfula: Phe wodersemed. tae ieee ae ies ey hg A ofewoh Ros Even error, though while it lasts, sickening, | ‘sive sstisfacton |. Bp NaRD fue contraetat the piace named exeoute the contract | improvemects in iis Bath Houses sud mauy «ther | wil! do well to make early eppioation at No. 379 deadly,and destructive to the individual, whon > y or the ceilings, with guod and sufficient ascurities; | improvements to the comfort and enjoyment of his | Ath street between D strest end Pa. av. Lad Ww . Dealers in Agricultural Implements, and,incase the ssid shall fail toenter into | guste, ‘The Bathing cannot be surpassed. = - seen to be erroneous, and forsaken and reject- jo8-2m Bridge street 2 doors west of Hich. comet ae storecett. on saaranty to make geod | did Angling and p enty of Fishing avd Sailing Boats = i ati inst er- = the diff-renoe ween the of th . bh < re ‘ ‘ ed, produces moral sensitiveness against er- | “\RANDELL. OPTICIAN, And that which may bs accepigd. | viding Spoon Cotilies Band or iniasi ? CARRIAGE FACTORIES. ror most beneficial to society. The reaction No. 128 Britge st., Georcetown, | “Date, 1860, ‘Signatures @ guarantors, AB. | MEUREA ES Liquors,Segare,&c,ani forties, from tyranny begets the highest, purest and | | Has constantly on hand a large assortment of aieee "CD. | who wish to avoid extreme feshion nd to sook's ASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY, best defended and defined ms of liberty, Bremen Negras neds porieeos ai = oe ee Wak tia above tana i peuses ‘noe where they oxn meke themsrives at Ww D Street, Between 9h and Wth Streets, and from the depths of sin and degradation, | fhe Voce gus.ity, 10 gold. #!iver. steel, and German | known to meas allo to make good their ga mire. | ted tates, The propre iges iment ean | co Wyeghare niohed © sual .} a est of first the returning prodigal rises to a higher place | siver frames. |. Old Erames Repaired and s G at ee mmaell Ena CARRIAGES, soch a3 ght in Gud Gilet. Chiba tha hier trnteece whe | sew e-neres set tn toe too 2018-17 | To bo sicned by the United States district jad ce, | HeMine shan! be left andoneon bis part dor | Wacens. Park’ Pheatons, Rasndh never tranagremed the rommaistnaanit and the Jos. RCH, UNDERTAKER. United States dintriet attorney -oollector, or some | than a weeks foe mia: ar tine ete Sate Son | ritkess and Bureves, which we will : Os. F, BIRCH, UNDERTAKER, ersons known to the War Depa ° time, ar | vers small profit. recovered sheep gives more joy than the ninety | J" ‘Gor Bradt und Teferion cin Geornetown, | Persone known to the War Department, por month, Porsone Wishing to addres the’ or: |" Being praction méchanios in different branches and nine that went not estray. Thus it has ¥en mij personal attontion to thie branch a - Sounty, Md. eee Shoctnlactad conten ot Geek Meron cave unter. been that. the greatest event in history has eee re Frerares Gia WHEELER, & WILSON'S SEWING Ma-| “Je'3-2% R. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor. | fiScian “Sombi NM Pom et phe ie wi or CHINE AGENCY —— — = ywetion, combining lightness, been the advent of Him who came to seek and | Persons from adistance oas be sup- 346 P iu oe ———= - ty. to save that which was lost.—Fhil. Ledger. | pied at a “ow minutes’ notice. a havea large | =MOVED TO No. 346 Pa. Av., man Tru Sr. PROPOSALS FOR PAVING, Repairing promptly pnd oarefully attended to . . - | Rseortment of CUFFINS niwaye on hand. Encouraged by the substantial and rapidly in — the shorten ete Eakins 4 Particular attention paid to the removal of the | oreasing popularity of Wheeler & Wileun's une. | OPFice or Commrsstonzn oF Prstic Bettpixos, WALTER, KARMANN & ee 8 dad from the old to the new burial grounds. ualled Fe. Sewing N.achines, which fo July 30, :860 Coschmakers, successors to Wm. T. IseLecanctes or Speeca.—The following | “fi aH yg d 4 y z D8 }» which for the uy S wat inka frase Cha Mcseacubuny Ieaxtew, Scan are jearaes and Horses for hire. 8p 10-6m | Inst oight years have mosttriumphactly maintained | , SEALED Proposats will be received at thisof- | 8? 2?-dly a ticle on Extempore Preackin are worth at-] )PASSEY, COLLINS & CO 'S PHILADE bails ora fo ght ee os "Whe hepeben kee Siete Greaiee, Gomis 3 tawie Shenton ¥ bsori ChRgiae additions = co. Ls - | competitors for favor, t 7 n * ing the Brie ; 8 Li 5 he ree lntaiy erected cae ane aud tiag Footwa: ing the Gutters, ete. ES oe fm a A axe z PHIA DRAUGHT ALE constantly | one of the fine and tending t-— Great care must be taken to ao heful bev: | enue, near 7th st. whore a beaut ful assortment of | 0 the corth sida Of B atroet south, between Tih aad | Mf, MAKINE It now one ‘Weare receiving freah supplies of the above delig quire a habit of using good language. The *, and invite all persons who want @ pure un- | ail tive v. it " * Mth streetn west. in the District, s = ian who goes slip-shod six days fa the week, | siuitorated Ales to Fits trim: : “there were 2036 of these Sowing Minebiney sold | Khe Corbstare to be ofths best quality granite, | Gbruactaruy CARRIAGE & Li and will not walk with eage and grace on the sev: | 9,» Fo men NY, Agente, | in the year 1800.” L-adies are invited to call and sce | dressed 6 ineves thick on top, and @ inches deep on | from hin Yong experionce i the basunete ke Koes enth in new shoes. If the language of every J ~~ Porehiecel Wratten home the | piece lees than fect long 36 inabes deoyt sents be ie oe ee Light Wi = day life is not well chosen and correct, it will ROPOSALS FOR PAVING. ~~ | relation to their well known and thoroughly tested | Jointed and weil fitted aod set ina bed of coarse wand. vr ene be in vain to attempt to speak well in the pul- a . superiority If any ladies cannot call, let them sond | &'3¥el, and well rammed. 4 REP. ity well 12 i lar by all i The ‘Brick to be of the best quality hard Te | agpantin eemenmeneaeesatipimets pit, or even to write well in the study. This] Orricz or Commissiongror Pustic Burunes,} family in the land was suppied ds Bich timsovecy | cvimr brink. tte lal eo Gat ee nae ser 72 will partly a. why solecisms, vulgar . August 3, 1860 health and life saving instruments, Full instruo- | 88nd foar (+) inches deep on a bed of fize grave) free | ope. ComineNDeE NS ove” phrases, and idioms, common-places and cant pesnre Fproakre wid bn ae seeders a tons, both printed and verbal piven free of cbarge yrcenineny Aaah nanhioenreyee tegen ps with two |” 4 ae ‘earner of 14th expressions, £e..80 abound in the public efforts | {or Gradi Ry Curbiiig, and laying the Briok pave” |“! ©° Ome O° Me Aree No 346 Pa. avenve on edge on the inner line. a —— ofsome men. The habitual use of good lan- | ment, an ‘ a ‘aving the Gutters, &o.,on the south r Nosxwh A. asap gunge in ordinary speech prepares for its use, | #49 Of Missouri avenue, between Third aa Sixth | 7 tim Hetweon Gthand Wh sts. | The Stone paving to be.of common coutie stones TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES, > r 5 itreets west, connected on Four-and-a hi tr NOTICE. t eding four inches in ¢ eXoe| ——— readily and almost without effort, on occasions | Bye Flag Footway, street! New raminy SHOCERY STORE, stoner on the outaide line of the gutor chick | BOOTS AND BBORS TO SUIT TEs of more importance. What conduces greatly pene Caruana. fo be of the bet ae of New PEnnsyLvania AV., must be siz tnohes 1a ig laid ena b d of B TiMes, i ity, i i rr stone,in pieces of not leas than coarse sand and clean grave!, = fr polo i ory og FP Mr nee arenes ed fours) feet long, sixteen (16) inches deep, and foer Southeasi Corner of Tenth street, foam at least 9 inches deep. and to bs teres | amt SHORG, me ening oll kinds of BOOTS apany , a8 Mr. 3 B and a half(4se) Inches thick, and to be jo’nted and Washington, D.C, rarmod, the second time after being well wet; and supply of eastera mad in society most distinguished for elegance of lan- | well fitted, and set ina bed of coarse gravel and 4 sor govered wth fine clean gravel or copree saud. | so: ", made expressly to order, and will! guage and fine manners. There one learns to Woll rammed. | aiat thn’ Weis abaatiy Megskvad Oo ang metortioned orp tu, mancances. $e bis The contre ofthe Fittoke On edee, with five conrees | be soid af 2 muoh ‘ower price than has SENET bp thee eae ea Sar enmoet with: | ing Brick to be Inid ona bed of sharp river sacd | Oorvptod by HH. Vines. Hag.,and that ho haa re-| ‘The tiagring te be ofthe beet we eearete Se Ewe Ow eer pee Oe her: . it re out study, by the mere foree of habit. But as | four(4) inches deep on a bed of fice gravel free from | oaived a large assortment o North river flagging, in pieoss sine lea teciont a) fous in want of Roots and Shoes of eastern or nd Packing ranks. Our track like manner and tothe sativfaotion ofthe Gom- Lt ecbadnta dietitian pemenk arial i ner of Pubic B i In his purchases the subscriber has directed spe- | ;2teudesce of suoh person a: r P the young preacher, for various reasons, may | °!4y or loam three (3)inchas deep, with two courses SUPERIOR (4) feet long by eighteen inches wide, and not less | city made work, wil! always finds nasort 7 . <; | On edge next to the curv and oce course on edge on than four (4)inohee thick. to be inid ona bed of | in storcand at the lowest prices. Give us onl! not always be able to do this, he can in a great | The ner line ; FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES | jisciens sas € lachse deep. Treo from onms of | 12 MOToRNE Bt the lowest priges. Gave ues onl egree supply the place of it by culti ingthe | Noextra measnremoent for Briek on edge. a ey with every article in the Grovery | joam, and welljointed, apa-r 314 Pennsyivans aveans. society e masters of his language in books. The Stone Paving to be of common cohble stones | line, to which he particulariy invites the attention All Grading not exce-ding one foot to be rated — — —— | This company is always accessible, and always not exoeeding four inches in diameter, except the | of resident families. as trimming, snd the eurplus earth to be removed iVE RUNDRED TRAVELING TRUNES Pt , ie a atone on the outside line ofthe gutter, which must | He feels assured that his arra: nomenta for acon-| by the contractor to auch pia-eas may be deeic- arrjved thie day, em!racing all quali ready to speak; so there is no excuse for ne- | be six inc in diameter, laid ona bed of coarse | stsnt fi Ll of FRESH GROCERIES will ens- | nated by superintendent ties and sizes of je L 4 Ladies glect in this particular. The perusal of the | 8nd and ol eravel, free from olay or Iam, at le him Drose ie fend s pacer cre rel, foe, Ire a e a oer ee demands of those who may The work to be dore in the bestard most work best authors serves directly to supply the | second time after ier dates Prgms Ee a ae speaker with a copious fund of words, apt and f-9 clean gravel or ovarse flac eae nie EATEDNARE. s yas my iso, ev@Py tg elegant, and, moreover, indirectly, by the ele- opie five courses of hard red pav- | ois] attention to the sevection of were es i C. ADIES’ 17. poxee: A LICES, H x edge. : next, and war: tand twel months <, , do. vation of the thoughts, the march of the sen he Flagging to be of the best quality New York Teas, Coffees and Sugars. after completion. a silanes Chae et pass, sata or taken in exchange tences, and the majestic flow of the ideas, fur- orth river Fiageiog. in pieces of not less than = h all eth ietowta’ bis t 4 All repairs thst may be required within the time | for new ones. nishes an ¢flatus, or divine glow, which pre- | four(4) feet long by eighteen inches wide, and not | Which, with all ether articlosin his line, will be stand tbe! per- | of trav: s he ma: , and the first of mber found Zl n N for which the work is warranted to WALL, STEPH & is i lees than four (4) inches thiak, to be lar‘ ’on a bed | “isposed of on the most reasonable terms, done at the ez pense of the enti ‘ Rock pares the orator for his intellectual labor, no . FOR CASH. pane the experes: 8 contractor. oom, toatter how foreign may be th oad | ome cad'wellsolatedse nes cee 8 Om SIBY Ory ay vot P.MoDEVITT. | wocnitectMaisctccediger teatime | _mars-t___ SAS FL avene, from that about to be handled by All grading not exceeding one foot to be rated as ATIONAL Bidders will « ral which OUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY, {n addition to this, we would regommend stor. | tuunttistar ireuch pinos ta mai bo tee eated INATIONSO AP AND CANDLE Fnctattng sever arene, |S 499 Trm Srmexr, < ing the memory with the chefs d’euvre of the | by supe: irtendent. WORKS, 1 pas Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, Washington, D.C. pit writers, the poets especially, to be recited | The work to be done in the best and most work- Green StREET, conta roponale for Grading oe? See Travelers w eeaeyteamtrets examinin mentally or aloud, during the daily walk or | Maalike manner and tot motion of te Com Between Bridge and Water streets, _iy.3'-dt9th Aug Commismonér._ | my TRUNKS, VALICES &o ee || ride, by which one becomes habituated to the he may appoint, Georgetown, D.C. N EIGHTH Best materral the market af ‘land employ niceties of the language, and, as it were, | and to be completed on or before tho fi st of No Al stook of CANDL: ATIONATL EXHIBITION, | the best workmen, | can confidently recommend my akes them his own; nor must we forget to ob- | Yember SAEtene warranted to cand twelvesiey dg eee mack an ee, — At CINCINNATI, OHIO, Sept. 12th—20th, to be eupersor i: Sireneeh aud to Pacide ated ad nase rhea | Sumer oe eared mii hi ‘rauow' St ousasn | obsteR TEMRSTTer aemepirrmas | Tie seecetal eo ceet eet teen Pane le Oo wi v “ah rh done af the expense of the con'raator. for Looomotiven, Sicanboate, sate kinds of | £ 8% Lodugtrial Exhibition on the grounds iver. | LEATHER. RON FR Awe FEE Rca 2 Fe 8 H E performance of the work, agreeabl: fesiare ally provided by the citizens of Cincinnati, which | @nd WO OX T! - A 4 caoor Hons ax Exencise.—Mr. Edwin | to the contract, bond andseourity will be required. | aways on hand a are to be fitted up in the best atvie. ‘There will be | other FALICES: TRAVELING BAGS; - Chadwick, who was appointed by the E: Bidders wiil state separately the rate at whioli sb SoA Gic wit i Halls and Tents for the display of 1MPLE-| NESS; SADD. ES; WHA 1 de. ee Gove to inquire into th they will exeoute the Curbing, Paving, ard Fisg- Sud for sale at prices MENTS, MACHINERY. TOOLS, DOMESTIC &e.., ‘Covered, ins work- rnment to inquire into the excessive labor g19f inoiudn ‘and mark theif proporals to suit thotrade | MANUFACTURES, FARM AND. GARDEN fe manger, at short of young persons in cotton factories, has gone | Ss followa: Broposals for Grading. do »Missowi} jy ett B. JEWELL, Proprietor. PRODU, EP RUITS, FLOWERS, and NA ranks delivered in any part of the city, George- farther, and the results he obtained led him to | svenue. JNO, B. BLAKE, PA) thes dee Siete ON LU RRS fof VE WINES; with Stalls a for | town, or A’ ropose measures.which were in part executed, | %24 dti3 aug Commissioner. ELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! t, SHEEP, and SWINE; nr ta re jowe's oslebrated FAMILY or reducing the working time of : Se PROS EES a aT a Ss GRBAT BARGAIN, and anu kone mule in length aad | 8 yA MAC. 58. neg ual-ad Trac’ forty feetin width. for th ‘biti f JAMES 8. TOPHAM. a (A'DRY coos. | forte fetit midi. ior the oxhittign of'Hornes, | “delety JAMES 8. TOPRAM. ‘ord WOOD AND COAL. insuring their attendance at school the residue | tety, oondu by the 8; We com sel h Government, unter | of SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOUCS | bronze medals; —dirlomas and sorbbestes, amount of the time—say three hours. The children the eapervision of the Black Lao Man to children un- der 13 years of age to six hours a day, and for Diane Read drawing of the LJ Captain Genera! of Cuba. 9 Shawls, and las, in fact a - <7. ~ : - © place at Havana Fancy Dreas at ly reduced P: $20,000. under this provision are called ‘‘half timers;’ SATURDAY, Avovsr 25. 1860, Teas than coat of importants son in order $0 re oe Our ‘The Exhibition will remsia open trom Wednes- oop and it turns out, according to Mr. Chadwick’s SORTEO NUMERO i ORDINARIO. Large Stock, day, the 12th. to Thursdays, the 2ith, of Reptembor, WwW AND investigations, that in well-conducted schools CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000, to Store a full-assortinent of iret clnas Staple | mente and machinery ies hes Cese the imple’ | to all parts Et AeyMat she lowest their attainments are quite equal to those of 100,000 | 50 prizes of...._..@1,0 | Domestic Goods, for ceneral family purposes, ali | For premism lists or anfo apply st the | possible rates. 4 ‘ull timers,”’ who attend school six hours 50,000 | 60 de ~~ 50 | At the lowost Market Prices. Fi Office of the Society, No. 356 Svenue, (up T J.& W.M. eaLt, daily; while in aptitude for the application of eo = Di ccarecee ae a J. pg & CO. stairs ;) or to the ON PRC oe aie Ofeo 08 Pa. av., between Lith and their knowledge they are said to be superior. 10°00 Spprox, —._ 8,300] au 62: at., above Pa. av. B PERLE POORE. ma 17- As the: in bodily condition by the reduc- = : FFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER | —1¥% tf ____Secy US. Acrioultural Sovinft._ | 7 Loe SupecRIBER HAVING ON HAND 2s6 . “ bidhi “6 physical Iabor, so they do in mental | whole Tickets @20--Hel bay ora iceecans 0 OF UAS METERS. NAMELLED T ve stock of FUEL. te prepared to an extenei condition by the reduction of the time devoted canhed at pests cent. discount, NOTICE IS HERE! BY GIVEN, ey as ‘agree. Dinctnawe de Decigeatetre. “WOOD taal aot Sait ‘size, to mental labor. The remedies recommended Bilt. reat Rikon at pare ably tothe provisions of the odinance « f the Cor- ore and see a by this gentleman are the reduction of the or- dray {RE Will be forwarded as soon as the reeult | poration approved May 2. 1367, the undersigned i ‘These are most besatstal fon of Mantels, en- w, rt School hours by one-half, and the devo- beppmes Known. now prepared, “whenever red in writing, amelled in imitation o! see a marbles as the ‘Wood and ee ul b f Ciokets to Ri yfgronsed | on pre payment of the fee of hfty cents, to inepest, | Spanish, Exypitan,Sicnna, Verde Antique, I orERy. | mals 8. R, corner c tion of them either to manual labor or gym- | to examin. , test, prove, and ascertain the acouracy of | TY, Brocatelle, and others equally evlebrated. —————————————————————— ol Waser _curetoh Por. Gharledard.o. | Senin fay cap meta reteset | tniteomy ase nso cozn hn ln | Wea tte Fixteees, ver Tr, iffound incorrect, wii! be oondem: ® , » the wnrival . . s : h tain F store, are dai_y recer IA Virginia Census taker writes: “I bave For Superior Soda Water, at see cen tt aes AO FI tan wa Par onset fas the Cormeen tee eoeerer Osea <A: fui Uae, sd eyeing of nae es et change Sgamtte hea teece meenes-| Pr cotegewren eer tints Secor femora Weinceeie off and on my bean em hints tian i Faurr anp Cream Sryavps, ‘0 510 Sevonth street,(near Odd Fel | hurope for more tgs fty years, and have ¢. to exauine our ‘ater done any amount of talking in the way at engl - Goto lows’ be PR GUNN fren euctere entisiectren, wea bo eed elneied in ington decane iegh , ul . a *, . Ad, * ‘Tous attnde, counters calculation dood with | Northeast oor, aise, av.and Fourth st. | 7 1tf _Innpeotor and Beater tne Mtore, iyo me n Store, oppo. ieee Danks. | wilibepese pena, mareeint toibur'eige ® boman being, but my patients and temper bave | _J¥ 24 2w NEW SILK F a3 Tan” tees LS MYERS & McomAN. been severely ‘feied” ee MANT (ES. OPED avers. 486. PAPERHANGINGS, &. 496] mars-tf 76 D street. UGAR, COFFEE, T! &ec. e f rich 3 4 =e 3k z al A Phila 3 fr express 8 81 iol . ~ wiv ue Stee carend ta Psa | 9 eae cua a Hoan, tis RENEE STi dicscee | hae’ WBN SACS STRRRC ND | Pere roar Sewcaat 5 cutie asin their own Dapater i. has pronto a ey VA ‘HO te seate, Ledise in woven’ Npeatore Cote 9 BE soem, Riptunanls of low-priced F. teen Huatred ‘oe ; t Vi spirit of the military of city. Alread) a CAL COFFEE, St very lew prices wil! pleare give us call. . v ha jes, at greatly reduced ‘aiken \ oY, are being taken to orm s company, tobe com:| 3 40 KIOCOF REE. | iv TAYLOR © HUTCHISN "oe Ey ‘ gi posed ng men, will carry tb: (LE a a ; = ial . 5 ‘ee Files and regulations sa adopted by our visitom.” | 3° Malahat GMREN WO BLATE TEAS, | O75 imagen Q75 | sumvet: Hee ee STARK RI 4 <a ‘Third wether he 3S. K Montice!! PLASTERERS tall, vour Majesty: the fact ia, 1 canaot ella std Bode. ea 1'oand packet RPE ES Ass Ra re {om a knave,» ° BACON & co. |A ...\. Between toch and lth streets, an Nodal by ml ee af ‘yorare sabeuedt {77 Horne Tooke Deing seked by the z - PREE Hees “ JACK SON, iva echt NO 406 Goronth ot 8 doors