Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1860, Page 2

SoA DISTT a ee en a THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON NKWS AND GOSSIP. a a ete Se Saarcues oy Summer TRAVEL. WASHINGTON OITY: [ Editorial Correspondence of The Star } [No. 18] August 7, 1860. | Tue Cuance THAT Has T PLACE it tak PoroLation oF LYNN AND HBORROOD-+ the Weex ct Stan, full ‘as usnal of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice literary reading, is Row on our counter ready for delivery to the pub- lic. Embraced in its entertaining contentsare the following articles : Wilt thou Love ber Stilk?—a poetic gem; The Wife Tamer—a amusing sketch; Max- iors for Married Women; Power of an Atom of Poison; Left the Gas Burning and went to Europe; Gems of Poetry; The American Scientific Asso- ‘Ciation—what causes a thunder storm—binoc- ular viston—Cambridge Zoological Museum The Japanese and the Etbnological Society; The Plighted—a poem; The Total Eclipse of the Sun as seen [a Rata: A Picture of Queen Victoria and the eave Diner an ieee Judge Terry; Schoo! jours am ¥ cise; The Four Georges; Refining Effects of Sick- m Ac sd bit of Imperial Scandal; The Prince of Woles among the Ladies; A French Woman on America; The Proper Manner for Women to Dress; A Fact for Consideration; Homicide near Baltimore—a man kills bis wife ina fit of jealousy; Operations of the Patent Office; Proceedin; the Criminal and Police Courts; 7 of Robert E. Scott, Eaq., at the late Bell and How tne Porte sow Liva-Tuetr Bosi- ness DisaBiLitixs, &c.—TnelaMEeNse TRaveb on THE Boston Raitxoaps—Boston nas Be- come ANGLICIZED, &c, \ f Ere reaching Boston this mofning, my atten- tion was attracted to the great alteration which the events of the past quarter of a century have made in the character—personnel—of the inbab- ttants of the now swarming coast of Boston bay between Newburyport and Boston. Twenty-five years since. there was not one foreigner among them for every ten that are now located there, ev- idently. “Then; tiie Inbor of the region was done —except upon the public works in progress—al- most wholly by native bora persons, anda foreign born journeyman mechanic, if I remember cor- rectly, was a rare sight there. Nowall the labor, domestic and otherwise, is apparently in the hands of foreigners, as well as much more than half the trades; while from nearly all the houses upon the railroad side, evidently the abodes of the labor- ing classes, the physiognomies appearing in the windows and doorways were unmistakably Irish and German. Natives continue to be the propri- Everett Meeting: The Baltimore's Trip to the | Ctory cultivators of the soil there, however, their Great Eastern; Phe North Carolina ugitive | bired help omly, being born abroad. To this influx Slave Case; of foreign born persons do employers in that region attribute the gradual decrease of the shoemaker’s wages referred to in my last letter, They allege that some years since those making shoes for the houses in the trade, to incrense their own piece- earnings, began the practice of taking grown ap- Prentices, Who obligated themselves to work six or eight months for the benefit of their teachers — sufficiently long to enable them at the end of that brief period to compete with the latter after a fashion, underworking them of course. In that way the supply of shoepwaking and other rough mechanical labor in eastern Massachusetts has evidently become greater than the legitimate ex- isting demand for it there. Its offers to work for jess than a fair price indnce undue competition among the manufacturers; especially those of them who may be in the trade without a Sufficiency of bona fide capital of their own, and are enabled to sustain themselves for the time being by a resort to bank facilities, such as they could not obtain from solvent banks if their real circumstances were known. The remedy for this state of things, the only effect of which is to make a few of the rich richer and all the poor Poorer, is the aban- donment of their calling by avonsiderable pro- Portion of such Massachusetts operatives, who must torn their attention to other callings there, or go elsewhere in search of employment. The attention of capital there is now earnestly directed to the task ef finding profitable employment for them in other manufacturing callings, and it is proposed to ask Congress to &ive special protec- tion to whatever new business they may engage in. That is, to some description of manu- ficturing not now practised to any consid- erable extent {n this country, in which they shall hereafter engage very generally. This Proposition will be equivalent to asking that the country at large may be taxed to make up the de- ficiency in their support from their Present busi- ness calling. 4¢ is ipossible that such a scheme can succeed in this age of the tendency of the public mind to less rather than Rreater “ protec tion”? from Government, The annually-increas- ing poor rates of Massachusetts, already a grievous burden to all directly taxed by them, can never be thus made up out of the purse of the people of the other States. The truth fs, the system through which a population so enormously out of propor- tion to that of other sections of the Union has been concentrated in Massachusetts and other New England manovfacturing States, is essentially a hot-bed one, and can only be Perpetuated bya resort to further forcing expedients. | cannot perceive that it has resulted in permanent benefit to the masses where it exists, who would have been much better off laboring elsewhere at call- ings in which there exist a legitimate natural de- mand for their labor Their boasted freedom and extraordinary privileges have no existence in fact. That is, they are notso free from the personal control of capital as white Inborers everywhere else in this country are; while their privileges are more for public mischief than for the enjoy- ment of more than the most meagre means of keeping body and soul together. They are fast lapsing into the social and industrial condition of labor in England and Scotland, the boasted freest countries on the face of the globe, in which labor is yeteven far worse off than in ourown New England. But “to return to my mutton.” Thonsands, if not tens of thousands, pass daily into and out of Boston upon the Eastern railroads, as well as on all the other railroads centering in that city; all dispatching trains here and there half hourly Fifty thousand persons, including their families, doing business in Boston, are esti:nated to reside outside the city’s limits; and nearly that number, including strangers, are thought to arrive in and depart from the city daily by rail and steam. boat. The reader can, fio this statement, im- agine the constant whirl of bustle and excite- ment surrounding all the city’s many depots from sun to sun; which resemble in this par- ticular the rallroad depots of no other American elty. The order and system with which their depot business is conducted are worthy of all praise, and from them all other American rail- road companics may draw useful and economical lessons. ‘Vheir regalations to relieve the traveling public from the ordinary disabilities of the competition of hackmen and porters deserve especial commen- dation, and should be closely studiud by railroad managers desirous of inxking their routes popuiar with the public. At their depots one begins to perceive that Boston is especially un-American. The manners of all employed in or hanging about them resemble those of traveling Englishmen, rather than of our own countrymen elsewhere . and even their accent bas ia the last quarter of a century gradually become English rather than American, as well as the cut of their clothes and the air they wear. Boston sends more of her people over the Atlantic yearly—far more in pro. Portion to population—than any other American city, They bring back the English manners and customs which it is the fashion to wear here, and inoculate all below them in wealth and soc{zl position with such idiosyncracies. Hence the intense cockney atmosphere which the stranger breathes in Boston—of which more anon. W.D W—xua, Visit of the President to the Great Eastern—our reportorial correspondence; Interesting Corres- pondence from “C.8. N_,’? now on a north- €ra_tour; Sketches of Summer Travel—six very interesting letters from the Editor while Departane = cat Nes Ealtort ls; Washington Ni nt News; Ey als; ashington News and Gossip; Local Intelligence, &c., &e.; Late news, Toreign and domestic, by mail and raph; Inte ng Personal Items; And a grest variety of choice Uterary articles, both prose and poetry, too numerous to men- tion This is just the paper above all others for per- sons sojourning in the National Metropolis to send to their friends at a distance. Price only three cents percopy, or $1.25 per annum; postage Prepaid by stamps When so arrayged. —————~o+< Spirit ef the Merning Press. The Constitution descants upen what it calls republican efforts to deceive the South by pro- claiming a disposition not to interfere with sla- very where it already exists. The Jatelligencer criticises the republican plat- form for not containing a foreign-policy clause. emo eee 7 “<The police of Mobile made a discovery, a few days since, of a secret society of negroes” — —Named the “Sons of Ham,” we suppose. plenllinssie: Ossss, Teen Paw Fine Derartwent or Nasnvittr.— Henceforth the city of Nashville, Tenn., is to have fires extinguished by the power of steam, under the management of a paid fire department. The department is to consist of five engines, two o¢ which are now ia service. The Chief Engineer is to” receive $1,000 per anum, and company en- gineers $700 each; the pipemen $600, and all other members $100 a year. Asotuss Bawor Hovss Mos TuggatenepD IN Sr..Lovis —The St. Louis papers say that the houses of ill-fame in that city recently “cleaned out” by the mob have already been built up, and are again occupied by the same class of people as formerly. One or two nights ago another large mob of people, numbering about 500 or 60+, gath- ered in the vicinity and threatened the houses and their occupants with the same violence in- flicted upon them before, but the police promptly interfering, the demonstration was quelled in its incipiency. Moxe Trocste vor THE Great Eastern.— ‘The London Pimes of the 4th instant states that the shares of the (reat Eastern Steamship Com- pany continue to decline, the latest quotation being 8s. 6d.a9s. per share. The fall in value was caused in part by a report that the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada are about to insti- tute ae claim of £60000 for damages, through breach of contract in the vessel having been sent to New York instead of Portland. One of the members of the board had sent in his resizs nation. i> Hon. Heary A. Wise hus written a letter, which was read before the Jackson Club of Bos- ton, on Monday night last. In it be says he will support Breckinridge and Lane to bis utmost He concludes thus : “God grant that our efforts be not in vain. I fear they will ve—that Black Republicanism is to triumph in the coming elec- tion. Ifso, I mean for one to abide by and in the Union—to Aight én it, not owt of it—aid in saving the countey and its Constitotien; but not to sub- mit one moment, or to concede one single item, to a triumph which will degrade me and mine in this Cenfederacy of free and equal States.” Porsensi. -+*+ The New York Times says that Jndge Douglas will visit Virginia immediately on his return from Maine. ---* Hon. Howell Cobb returned to this city esterday from a short visit in Georgia. We are eas to add that the honorable Seoretary appears to be much refreshed by his brief relaxaiioa, and is in excellent health. +--+. Senor Jose Berges, the Paragnay Commis- sioner, the object cf his mission having been ac- complished to bis satisfaction. Ison the eve of leaving Washington fora brief northern tour. He will take e inthe steamship Adriatic ou the twenty-fifth Instant for Eugland, whence he will return tu Paraguay Navat InreLticencs —The Department has receives advices from it. Wm. BE. Le Roy, commanding the United tes steamer Mystic, of the African squandron, dated Kabenda, June 29th, 1860. Lieut. Le Roy, ou the 27th of June, seized the brig ‘Thomas Achorn, of New York, as being engaged In thesiave trade. She placed in eLarge of Master Nathaniel Green @ prize crew, and sentto New York, where she arrived on the 15th inst. Lieut Le Roy reports the goad bealtb of the officer, and crew of Mystic, with the exception of Lieut. H. M. Garland, who had been conderoned by medical survey and transferred to the Marian fora e to the United States. The Mystic communicated with the Marion in the — part of June at anchor in 6 deg. 33 min. south. Oxvorsatxp Bitrers.—We have frequent oc casions to ik of this remarkable medicine, tx- cause we ve full faith in its excellence, and know of many instances where It hus performed almost mfraciilous cures. It is principally de- signed as an antidote for Dyspepsia, Ln igestion, aod numerous disorders of the stomach. It was discovered and perfected by a regular physician, after years of research and practical experience in medicine. It is entirely uulike all otuer specifics with which we are acquainted, and extracts the disease ite very 5 ~ngy. | Ro vestige be- hind byall respectable druggists i the United States. —Flag of Our U; 107 The affsirs of the Grand ene id Itt ii q a cfr an - tee whole concern wi! —— Tux Remon or Mx. Brucxixriver’s Decti- Nation —We did not consider it worth while to mention ‘this stratagetic rumor yesterday, and only allude to it to-day to say that we are in- formed on good authority that there is nothing at all in it; that the prospects’ of Mr. Breckinridge and his friends were never brighter, &e. It is Supposed that the rumor was started to affect the Charlottesyille( Va.) Convention, which convert Oa the 15th instant. As regards the ecklendee flag here having been taken in, we are informed that this has been done for repairs, &e. et ee aN “ Tue Cuxsvus.—The teports from the different Marshals to the Census Oftice here, ate coming in very slowly. Jn some districts in lowa th have beem soidofegtive that the Marshal- hus been compelled to ‘return them ‘to the Assistant Mar. sbals. The Bureau WW#i not be organized before the end of this month. There are no Jess than a thousandapplicants for clerkships in that depart. ment. my, this result might have been avoided. There is no doubt, we believe, in the minds of practical men, but that itmight bave been made, bridge and all, ict little more than half of. whatit has cost, the balnace expended under the heuds s jobbing, bribery, shaves, and corruption yene- ¥- untiieae es ; Agu? InteLLiogxcx.—The garrison of! Fort Kearney having been greatly redaced by a strong detachment sent to the Pawnee Reserve, all the ava'lable infantry recruits at Jefferson Barracks ‘will be sent, without delay, armed, to Fort Kear- ney, for *E” and “F* companies, second infan- try. This detachment will be conducted by one of the subalterns now at Jefferson Batracks, tq be selected by the commanding officer. seta cgpeaaaiss Executive Aevoneennrrt—Sylvinte Morty of New Metico, to be Cosiiimisaloner to roa and mark the boundary lines between,the Territories of the United States and the State of California, ‘88 authorized by the act of May 26, 1860. John i. Riddle to be Postmaster at’ New Or- leans, 19 place Df Muri, Femioved ta defsuiter., Our Saratoga Correspondence. EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &e. Correspondence of The Star. A 15, 1640. eo ; A XCURSION. Dean Stan: Feeling a deep interest in youand Methodist Protestant veh, B tae ft Gurenat Harway, in compliance with an order issued more months ago, reported bim- in person'to the Secretary of War yesterday. He'was relieved from thé command of the dey art of Oregon at the instance of Lieut, G Scat, for a alread: lyfamiliar to the pulblie ti cortnecti ‘the San Juan question. eo m oe —.—__ ABexnce of THE Parsitext.—The P, of the United States/Gteompanied by hi Miss Lane, lenves the city\this afternooa {n’ 3.20 train, for a brief\ sojourn at Bedford Springs. eS , I-A Letter from the pilots who carried the Great Eastern to sea, dated on Monday last. states that she went tosea from the Capes ineight hours and thirty ip rear are soceersie = Saypny tony making at times about elg m an hour. Theame letter states that the aitedd Siete ta gate Constitution had come into the Capes on her ‘way to the Naval School at Annapols: 17~The family of Rev. Josiah W. Brown, of Manchester, Vt., have experienced a most sad and croshing sorrow. Five interesting and love- ly children as ever graceda household, and all they had, have fallen victims to that new and terrible scourge (diptheria) that is raging in many localities, and all within the short space of thirty-two days. UF Church, the artist, has met witha serious accident, been thrown froma carriage while on his way home from bis e. Al- though several ribs were broken, it is thought the injuries will net prove serious One of the parties lately drowned at Atlan- ta City was Thomas Jefferson Badger, only son of Senator Badger, of North Carolina. 1e> COME. AND SEE OUK CELEBRATED Te Ray R NEC eS CR RTE your y ‘nto tab ' . ee eae fon. Refrshments can be ets for adults. & ‘the proprietors 1 id ite; children, House: - The 'sea bathing was grand, na; olubdeon, 3 a and Society aszood &s any one could liantyne’s between wish for. The season at Cape Island being pretty well over, we determined to start on oiir journey rejoicing the proprietors of our hot] Were very liberal with champagne; so we Sected ul our tooth brusbes and other necessary articles ai lefton board the fine steamer DelawWate, bound for New York, where we arrived early on Sua. day morning. We found ie York game room we could obtain was one at the Metropol- itan Hotel, next to the bar-room, and as that did not suit us we determined to leave for Saratoga in the first boat. As we left the wharf for Troy we passed the Great Eastern, which had just ar- Tived from its Annapolis trip. It did not strike meas being a very superior vessel, but asi am N very seldom ever strack on first sight, no doubt a upon a full examination { would have been bighly editied. Aftera sail up the most beautiful river i ever saw, whose grandeur it would take a more graphic pen than mine to do justice to, anda ran of some thirty miles over a good railroad, we ar- rived at the town of Saratoga, which, upon first sight, did not appear at all attractive, as we were having a regular northeastern storm, but after a continuance of two days it ceased, much to the gratification of some six or seven people who are at present sojourning here. 1 found a number of distinguished men here, of all parties, among a be pri ugh, S-vomths ste. th the ofkes of Dr, P.G Clayton, F st, below Seventh; McPherson’s drug store, Nevy Yard; Bosweli’s drug store, Isined, and of the committee Tho train will leave at 7.40 precisely. x Come onc—Come al Bu 17-4 s -NIC OF THE WASHINGT: Fike aL rhe BARK. DAY, see acer 4 agnet 27. For partioul tusement OF axes: ass ICIAION az LEEFLER'S City Gardens, on TU ESDAY, 2iat im, ‘Vhete will be served up at6 o'clock a large 4 bread of 200 pounds weight, For parti ulars see future addy r- tisement. au ls wt” Ts FLETCHER CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL ill a Pic- NIC at Bladensburg,on ugust 17.h. “ a ey have cha 7 oe, wile will Jeave 5 Te &. mn. ‘sons shou freahments furnisked wt moder 5] Rn gents, FOR THE WHITE HOUSE. Tue sTRaMnn PHES ix Ae leave the foot of Sixth streeton SUNDAY, the isth inst., at8 o'clock & m.and Bohrer’s hart. Navy Yard, at 8% " fhe Witte WOUSE PAVILION. R eturniny a N whom are ex-President Fill- jouse bi nd tri 3s AE Se _BMETENS, No. 460 Serenth street | more, Hon. Wiiltm C. Alerander, of New Jer. | Cave the White House at 5% p.m. Kound trip = sey, Mr. Brodhead, the ex-Secretary of the Lega-| _ au I¢-st E. A. RYTHER, Cap'ain_ Co ep SPRING CARD DEPOT. tlon at London, who is alsoa soted historian ITIZENS’ GRAND PIC-NIC Fe SE a OT HOP | Politicaarenotmuch talked of hefe, azall parties | CC . ee = De Vaddles Gat bons, seem to ioe quiet. From conversations that | FOR THE BENEFIT _8917-3t «= Paav, bet, 92h and 1oth'sts. have had with the leadersof the Breckenridge and or ™: _ DRESS HATS! E, open this day s. veral cases of “Gentlemen's DRESS HATS,” from™ Beebe,” New York STEVENS'S ‘au 17-e06t Sales Room, Brown's Hotel. Ts ORANGE BLOSSOM WEDDING EN- VELOPE; just introdnoed by DEMP<EY & O’TOOLE, Wedding Card Eugravers, au I7 st 326 Pa av., bet. 9th and Wth sts T WESTERN ACADEMY. T1&_Exercisos of this school, under the charge of Dr S.L. Loomis, and the Primary Department under Miss ANNIE E Peex, will be resumed Sep- tember 3d. Circolars can be obtained at the book stores. (int au 17-e02m_ 50 sipktATHRR, LEATHER. I SIDES Of Sole featn:sto be sold from 24 eonts to 3% cents. Morocco Lining, Calf Skin. Scammoivos,also sold very cheap. We invite all the shoemakers to come and buy. Bell th say they will do and every thing to defeat i rsp You aries certain of one thing, and that is, New Jersey is good for leroy beyond a doubt. ‘The feeling man- ifested by Union men against the Republicans is immense. We have a grand bell here nearly every night. Last night a grand hop took place at Union Hall, and was attended by the distingne of the Springs. While your writer was enjoying himeeif in the busy dance, @ friend came and wished him sad Se afew wep up the street with him to see the di- versity of a life in the North. We entered a ball- room, and bebeld a large crowd of men and women, of both colors, dancing one with other, led eff by Morrissey, the famons pugilist. What a difference from our manner of living even among tae poor s* je. We saw negro men and white women seated in nearly every corner of the room, but we did not see a white man and negro women ORPHANS or : St. Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum, AT ARLINGTON SPRING. The Lady Managers of St. Vincent's Female Or- phan Asylum are gratified io being abe to announce that the Citizen: Annual Pie for the orphans in. isters of Charity oe above = ast . ike place at ARLINGTON SPRING on MONDAY, Angust 20th, 186). Withers’s Celebrated Band hax been engaged for the dancing saloon, and ample refreshmeata will ba supplied under the di-ection of the Lady Mantgers, Convevanees to the “pring will be in readifiese every half hour fom the Capitol gate, Soveuth et, and Pa avenue, and every ten minutes to George. sown, wheres packet bost will lesve hail-houriy lor Arlington, The gencrosity of the citizens of Washincton and Georgrto#n last year in contsibuting to feed J.C. SHAFER. Boling Suuniliat caacoutee. Being yegred ace ciate the arphmeie, while they thomenives enjoy ” ae s ~9 ar . | Rusted, my nd a returned e alt. a jeasant recreation, rei anv Bae Boe ES, SNe Det aan ete. || Ee onion Mal Gene the dancing was kept ps | ithe seats oe er reerentton To ‘occasion “ PRINCE OF WALES” until the small hours. ‘ » uses of the day will be in’ers: with sod otbes noe Smt gigion ot SORIA || austen, kad See fora eee | an wirenn and sinsing by the «Sena. enniren and ; “d s 2 cent exoreia = ofall colors, for Gen’ en Bg foeeive lay a Hall, which we expect will be a grand affair; oe iguocen Secont at yi give use Fashionable Hat snd Farhisting Store. tnat is, if our treatment will be a criterion, Tickots, Scents for gentiemen; 25 cents for ladi-s; au i7-st_ (Stal 2 Among the attractions here at present are the City Guards of Troy, and the Albany Burgesses, who number some fifty men Vege’ and are en- camped about a mile from ti 10. ents for chi'dren. The lady Managers hays secured the servioss of ths following geutlomen to act &8 managers on the Spey Sy the EMINARY FOR Y¢ Miss Koowes, assisted by her mater, Crcriia C. e spri Gov, | F 1 ; Koonss. wullrésame her eqtool MONDAY. Sep: | Morgen is expected here to-merrow, and will be | J°R*|C; Bunt. Gros. Fi pis, Jie §. Oat. tember, at her residence 450 D street. Instruc- | received by the military. Jones, Kdw.simms, John F. Govle, tions will be given in English, French and Draw % = c T have only seen ove Star since I left home, and I would not like to say how | got that, but it was the most interesting p»per that I have read for some time It contained a letter from this place. which gave you a description of the ‘Buildings, Lakes.” &c” There js a vreat deal of wealtu and beauty here, and very litle flirtation. I must tell a tale upon myself, as 1 considered it ing. au 17-3t_ T NEW_FALL STYLES, IES, peaed Pore ais GLOVES,SUSPENDERS, . t &c., received to-day at ANWR: L Gentlemens’ Furnishing Store, 17-st_(States,) 424 Pa ay., near 4% at. = B. Owens, C Shaw, F SCHOOL FURNITURE a good joke. Opposite to our party at the table are W_W. Mooro, Jas Frelivh, | OR sale at at .*tuigl> and double Desk: is x . P Shes, Be. nard Hayes. PA olla Se suontylies norte An excclinny | Seated a minister and family; this morning, while > P execslient r ywing gent omen areas: the schoolr pecial active com- Bia kboard, &e. Also mthe Young Catholic Friends’ Socivty r rent, cently occupied by M waiting in the parlor for some ladies, be (the Bardell, northeast aforesaid minister) came and commenced a cons g fom Wa-binzton and Georgetown. They will be ots and 8. Inquire on the premises of J versation After lng the compliments of the | desicuated by rosettes on the left breast: VIEDT. aul7-6t* day, be informed me that a very interesting F. Mosermare Friliee 5 Motoorys PO > NISHING ' p | prayer meeting was held daily, from 10 to U rag 7° kd a ¥ een COR ee OOP | Delook, cba wliced tos to tea ee having | pF Pee artes. an engagement to bowl with some ladies, mac Ig James Lackey.” to my regret I bad to decline his polite invitation, He concluded by asking me to come in the morn. ing. J told him if I could | would be there, but very likely I may be otherwise enzayed. WW hat made him’ take such an interest in me ] know not, unless, as we call one of our number “‘ parson,” he thought we were leading him astray, aud our morals might be a little better ae . Kan 9 DEraktMent oF THE INTERIOR H Robe: t Mahoney, P. Jordon. au 14-5t T , .MOONLIGHT FXCURSION HE Congregation 1 EF eaag Charen (island) pro- pose giving 8 MOONLIGHT EX- CURSION for the benefit of the C* 1- conneated with the Chureh, on’ PRIDAY, Augustsi. . : ‘They ha ye chartered the stonees Pursix, which Augurt 16. 186). SEALED PRroposate will ha received at this De- partment until Lz, noon, of Monday, the ath Au- gust, 160, for furnishing. for the uao of the Depart- ment. during tho ensuing inter and Spring, one hondred and fifty tene of th- beat white or ¢: ash and seventy-five tons of best red-agh anthra: coal. for furnace use,to be free from impuri delivered at the convenience of the contr. ie ure day of Novemer next. You may bear from me again from Niagal =e ave Eleventh street wharfat 5 o'clock p.m, Proposals wil. also be received until the same Yours, &c. PWithera's Band has been engaged for the occa- ina (rr farnishing one ener oor Saf heat dry, — a Eockanabosue uke: solid hickory wood, ard twenty cords bert bxkers UST RECEIVED, and for sale SIR efreshments on the Rete ea feet beaker | SCCM EM RLAM RTO GGT etd | BUENAS Tet cmt may be ordered for use, the Department to bar the ei EEN QLL'S SPECIFIC for Gout or]. 4. Murphy, G Jacobs. words staithersor Both Lite alegraing to thease #. 6. FORD. ic. Wesihenets, anise iremente eof the public ce. The wood |g. is 2w corner }Ith st. and Pa J.N Gordon, C.H. Hancock. au 15-00 both to be delrvered upon the flagging on the east or north fronts of the Pe J ‘atent Office buiid- ing, as may be most convenient to fo Departneat GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, D Cc. and its Bureaus. au i7diw atadies will be resumed at this Institution on the AMUSEMENTS. = “4 = rst By Ol tem| a G 7 7, ESC OL. on 3 : 7RAND MILITARY AND FANCY Cos TH PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL. au MeoSw JOHN PaRLY, 8. 5., President. | A TEANDRMILITAR Te: piace aN he Studies will be resumed in this Institution on S, CALVERT FORD, Jn EStQ IER WHITE SULPHU & ON DAY, Septamber Sd. Circniaraat bookstores, | 8+ AEQTHRCANY AND DRUGGIST, | SPRINGS. on WEDN- BDAY, the 2d fy an 16-tf A_C_RICHARDs, Principal. aN. AVENU£, CORNER OF ELEVENTH St., Antgust. A sufficient namber of nares navel ECRIVED AND FOR SALE PURE DRUGS, CHEMICALS iste Nena ee ae R BROW AN’S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN & “as c 6s and hacks connect with each trainin W: and deliver pasacngers at the Springs i . ROBERT HUDGIN, Proprietor. Gy4FIBALDI FESTIVAL, i STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINES, the latest oped ay " FRENCH MEDICINAL PR LYON’S MAGNETIC POWDER, and MOORE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. by S.C. FORD, Jr., Drogeist. au 16-12 corner Eleventh street and Pa. av, oved “PARATIONS; ALSO, : 5 ag sb] CHOICE ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET, J ‘ ae a " AILY LINE OF NEW_ FOUR-HORSE . the TURNER SOCIETIFS of Washinzton and of ~ >, 7 > ract very tet < 4 Hs D Wipe is ire ee ees ENGLISH ANT AMERICAN PER pocistions Maneoeenaes Fda ‘The undersign dare now runic Daily, (excrpt RY, SOAPS, BRUS0 Es, &c. F Liedertofal, respectfully announce that they will givea GRAND FESTIVAL On MONUAY, August 20th, in tre PARK, SeventH Sreeer; To express their sympathy gad procure pecuniary ad forthe _SICILIAN PEOPLE, Now strvggling for liberty and it Sunday.) Four ho-se Coaches, be- tween Washington and Upper Marl boro’, as follows: Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corn: stretand Pa at7o clock a m. R: Unp r Marlho-o’ at lL o'clock a m Washington at So’clock, in time the320 pm. t ain for Baltimore. The Coaches are new and coramodions, the teans The proprietors perzoval attention give at all hours to the compounding of Physicians Prescrip- tions. au l4 f2t ED A LARGE LOT OF FALL JLLARS, SUCKS and a: Lkinds (SHI) G GOOvS and CLOT No. 460 Seventh street, oppo- ander f gallau- and her: ic leader, first el . Office aulidy | their : frst class in the hands of careful and accommodat ILLIAM BL ENTWISLE, GENBRAL GARIBALDI. es te Upper Marlboro. _ vents, v V APOTHECARY. Aduresses will be delivered in the German, Italien cong CH id Fieids. Pee, Genter vita. + ‘i reicht and packages in propo tion, au 15 tf F ‘os RNC c D Proprictorse_ Rx. C. P. RUSSELL, ASSISTED RY MRS Russell. will reopen his school for young Jadies onthe first MONDAY of September _next,at No. 41 Fa i Captot street, Washington, D.C. ww" } (Formerly with J, L. Kidwelt, Esq., of Georgetown,) Respeotfn ly informs the citizens of Washington that he has teken the Drug tend at the corner of 12th atreet ‘aud Pa. ave., whero he be found ata! hours, and will keer. selected st ck of DRUGS, FANCY ARTICL and all goods usually found in a well furnished rug Store He promising those whe may favor im with their patronage his uudivided attention totheir wants - N. B Exclusive personal attention given to the it al sh lancuages: to commerce at 3 0’ciock, F ‘owed by Patriotic Murical Airs aad exreuted by the United Singing Associa tron, after which regular pie-nic amusement A west Esputa’s Baud, in their new uniforms, will pe presen ‘rho procession will leave the Turner Hall, near the ratlroad depot, precisely at Lo’clock p_m. Omni buses will run from the C-pitol and Seventh ng a the ee — intervals during the jay and evening at I cents per passenger Tickets can be, had at the principal hotels, res- taurauts aod music stores, and bngle! will Hor SKIRTS. P SKIRTS. : HO Just received this gem e large assortment direct from the mannfactprers, of the by compounding of Physicians’ Prescriptio: hours, day or night : ; au Il-2w* Admission to the grounds, 25 cents for gantlemen; in Lation, Misson, and Childgene. all at cotecal Indies free. eu 17 2 prises JW. OLLEY @ CO. S an 16 6t 523 7th «t. ahove Pa ave, ‘RAND BAL’ GEN? 2 bisenay oF FIREWORKS T YMBIA SPRINGS. DAY. August 2is', EMALE ACADEMY ; ‘ Street, Rerween 18TH Aw ELLEN E. JANNEY, Painciran. The Sixth Annnal Session will first MONDAY in eptember b cor. Ey on TU The National Quadrijie Association leasure in gommence on 6 au il lawsw* ag take ¢ their many BLN wi 5 0) ASSEMBLY wal S LAPAVETTE INSTITUTE. 2 MBIA SPRI* Gs ESSION Will commence on MON AY, Sap. S do STARCH. NG, August 2ist, tember 10th, at the new Institute Building, “6711 Now landin roin steamer Monticelloand packet di strest, adj is Caroline Terrace, opposite Frank- scho»ner Mott Bedell im ousre. Cireniars at book SAMUEL BACON & co, | aitcniame Ate ® select : 78 : 3 g $ J d 5 e aulleotw (Coneinty f. ¢ LOOMIS. ase J SEO, | Site eae ig BAY Watka $2.50 IGE ACY 4 Fizx DRAB BEAVER | inte, ame. theme Ove pincneon pire hit Retod BAY RUM. pia debs sy Snaae: Coaches will leave corner Pa. avenue and Sev- Heck eeteateed focal f LANE’S entn street at the following hours: 3,4,5,7,8 and 9 + ~ n 4 "au 15-c0dt DDLETON & BEALL, | au inti *Msble Hat and Cp Store, Fe ave. itp 3st ang souks nme ornnanaes 188 YOUNG'S SEMINARY TE i ND VEGETABLE | , Good order may be relied on, ax special police M Yo. 346 High tanytx, xan Isr. P sant Right | Fo bes iy me will eg 1a ‘1 : thie wht ec Sis schoo. ull bd fesumed on | call and see. Also a ropply, of Coxe’s Gelatine; eoetes anzee me wiReston) jad master on . . MISS . ty Bro ry 1 to reoeivan selbot clans of bore under 12 years ot ahiogh ict of Aled Sinan, Ron Just rected at“ | au 15 ost MMITTEE. in connection @ lime umber of girl ay v Dro nes poucse of sindy antaesolid Branches of | au to2w Non one Me RUE Bowe | Bay Engl sh. Instruction in the .Frenoh langnsge, as | "1 * Pa. ave._ RNST LO. New York + usual, by & native French + auldiw? | VPETROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE LNeTI- | hectm Jt ond abi sp ould, HE JAPANESE HAT, OPERA HAT. FOR YOUNG aw Di Elora i ne Hint, and stints Of Haaent No: 466 E'SreBetwann Grn ahe Thu Sts, a : wathe othe. 4 8 Qo | The fourth ion of: in | aad ng at 10 p.m. F RopORaEE sernrenseun the frat MONDAY tr Septem | te Ssiogs te opba to 3 ORM RIA EO RAPCBQacHEs Applications should be variy, an ber | ORiva’ ery SOU ‘OF ABURY | of fupisie limited. Bur partig aia nogolicultcs 2 = je apply to rincipals, Mr, and Mrs. T. H. - Dern of Gio Rae Te lie aut | EStne denna te Ouran or Pe Nie pr Proposats will be received at this ment OVFICE oF WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT, bay fae Hen until 12 o’oleck m., on. ay Ist day of mber, ASHINGTON, August 15, 1860. je 18 Sm shivery of the foliowing articien. vit : P; ived il he hineton ‘Aqusdnet. Mee 5 KiB pavement sufficient vs 1G: for sigerey of t Naqiox si ek wipition, rork to-be it At CIN: ‘ATI, OHIO, Sept. 12th—20th. and py pm Ly | TI,.0 of 10, 1.4 bei Sal fort ooutal ats ya en sapeed He yards 0} lepth, and same toturne down the | . Piaus and’ 6 jous may be seen at this of- a Pe ony ay ey PS opoake ad S02 Feo dati the sa: suena id les as above, and 6 hes thick 195 pivooa ef biue North River Flagging 4 feet 6 due North River Flagging (font by 6 42 pieces of bius North BiverPingging 4 fect by 6 42 ag ttiesat PUEGIBE 4 fet by 9 pain a ILOTS! -NOTI ~To> all Boomine eee era reecriaer cae ~ m Kies ven, corge’s t. "s river, and is not nv to i bogey sel = sore Waka kaa ill at reliability. eee se OMe ste See , About sieht years old, tien ptt {17 W,il be added to i gieaelent or ao oWineen est - , ml le au ind A GREEN, hoot. By A. GREEN, Avstiones. Gee TWO STOKY FRAME HOUSK axv Two Lors TING ON MARYLAND AVENTR. TOL, aT Avction —Oo WkD ition, isn Prood Tent to ; e ity to queues good Mifermas: Ome-thlee oeabr eas Tn 6,18, weer Pate, oe nat oxpared ty 0 dest of Mauitd. BARNARD © BUCKRY, Avots._ By J. C. MOGUIRE & CO., Avctioncers. A NEARLY NEW PAMILY BAROUCHK ys at Auction —('n SATUR PAY morning next, = 1154 o'clock, we will sell, io front of the Awotian top, made ey vous. of thus erty. ‘erme’ A credit of . four, #ix menths. bearing interest. au is-dts J.C. Me '& COS Avate. Br A. GREEN. Auctioneer. ANDSOME TWO RY FRAME HOUSE T awh neh peng Sy ‘clock p,m, west feuguore Ne, payn aivout of 35 feet on south bat’ G. between 4° , runring with a side ley, 122 inches, with the ailey to a3 fost a cS. ~ HH ior is handsomely improved with trees. “Terma; One half cash; balance in 6, 12 and is eee eee a GREEN, Awct By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. XGRLLENT SAI-E or HOUSEHOLD AND mt a oct. TUESDAY, the det instant, at 1 Seles, ; housetecpine on ls sineel, between 8th amd 10k atrests norths’ No, 502, nu exoellent aesortment of Furniture, vr AnD rd On THE IsLaND af AveTiox —On UKSDAY, the A w at One Walnut Pari r Suite. 6 ishoxncy- Roscwood Msrble-tsp, Center Tables, osewood fF Chairs v joliow and W. A. GREEN, Auct. Ry A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HANDSOM® THREE-STOR FRAME. 2 Hovers on STREET. OW THE ISLAND, at LES ie part of Let No.¢1m square No. 26), wi the in are good thr ousea, with bu. ok building, comtaiming eight or ten rooms each, with This y is eitanted, on fronting west. bet 5 = ~ eee south B and C streets rms: One-fourih cash; Court or of sxid county on WEONE DAY he wth dy Aungut next, 1859, st 12 o’elook Bent to hat No 0k Renan e3 te ts Say ot in % Washi: » D.C , together wr a'ar the improvements thereon, seized Je upon as the proporty of John F. Dyer, ed iSeoralMeceatet ht Dyes srieals prterse” ™ vik sti EN, . of an 7 ee Mershs! for the District pp for Syicic ea ee me ouit wil expose. front the court aay of sos sll defend” bs taterentjygad to Lot Ne. 1 city ‘Sehingtor, D. bp ey ‘Nos 7 oh jor terme 1858 ts havor in s of John W: Thompeon and Z. aH . iy 13-dts U.S. Marshal for District VE LE ED 2A PEBAESIS. OPES LOPES au W.SELDEN, U. #. Marshal. SEVENTH STREET. * ER AANGINGS ow pishtsaebent pag gat a 't fe a NO. M, TER, ont-ouih - id Fellows’ Hall. NATIONAL P AND always on hand, Sadler ante Bi ptines po wuit the trade wieoule B. JEWELL, Proprietor. io. G. D, HANSON, Seoratary. W. HAMILTON, H. a ms 7-e0tr PAINTER, DEALER IN PAINTS, No. 582 Tru Sreser, near Odd Fellows’ Hai