Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1860, Page 3

under the provisions of to be printed in the ciretlation within the delivery of the office. Its total daily circulation is more than double that of any other Daily printed in the Distriet of Co- ee - Though Tux Stax is printed on the fastest steam press in use senth ef Baltimore, its editton | is so large as to require it to be put to press at an therefore, should be otherwise they may Dewspaper having the largest early Rout; Ad sent fr. before 12'o’elock m not 7.ppear until the next day. ——_—__-ese- Notice to WasuixcToniaxs.—Those of our fellow-citizena leaving. fer the watering places and elsewhere should bear in mind that we do not mail Tux Sran except after payment in ad- vance at the rate of 37} cents per month,, Noticr.—District of Columbia Adverticements to be inserted im the Bat timonsy Stk are received at and forwarded from Tam Srar Office. ‘Tue Cnrrsateact axv Onto CaNat.—On Mon- day last the poard ef Directors of the canal met. jy Virginia. inary interest, understood that = and much-de- particulari: ai finally dis. ‘On this tieswhich bave an interest In the trade on the canal, and which would be prejudiced by an in- crease of the cost of iting it, were carefully tectors’ meeting. Thus the city of Cumberland was represented by Messrs. M. Thruston, Thomas De- jer, J. H- Gordon, William 3 labaugh, John Kdmonds, H. z, Alexander King, and Jobn Humbird; the city of Alexandria by Messrs. Lawrence B. Taylor and Wm. E. Boothe; the city of George- town by Messrs. Hugh A. rell, and James A. Magruder; but the city of resented. ‘The boating in- and the adjoining re- to send gentlemen able to explain and defend the views toey entertained. ations addressed communica- of Directors respectfully re- questing to be beard upon the subject which been made, as it were, the special order of the requests were com- George A. Pearre, C. Washington was un terest also at Cum! In every case these pited w ith, and the delegations patient! cleprecation of the proposed increase of dehalf of the companies of ALi fioard were addressed by Mr. C- Col. Borden, of New York, and to the same yen- We learn that several of these ad- dresses were of much ability and force; at all events, they produced the desired effect other citizens of Maryland and Virginia besides resent, as the occasion was ¢ interests of thousands, or rather of tens of thousands, of people in Western Maryland. Afler the delegations had been heard, proceeded to a vote, when.it appeared that for raising the tolls there were two votes, Messrs. Victor Holmes. of Baltimore, and J. J. Heckert, of Cecil county, Maryland; and them, five vetes, viz: Dr. Fitzpat- rland, (President of the Board.) Mr. Alfred Spates, of Allegbeny county; E. M. Mealey, of Washington county; F. B Brookville, Montgomery county; and J.M. Broom, M. county. Wednesday was appointed e of the four Com- Public Works of Maryland, viz: Messrs. Roberts. Reynolds, Duke, aid Schley, but we learn that no meeting took place. The general inference seems to be that tue pro; inerease of tolls is not considered desirable for the canal; and, as the Baltimore and Ohio ratflroad interest evince no wish that such Increase should take place, it will not probably be further agi- beny county, the E and those named were one on which hung the seven Directors Pouicz MatrEns—B:fore Justice Cull —Dennis Caiahan was accused of disorderly conduct, and Jobn Hagan, charged with bebaving ina dis orderly manner, was fined $1.94. Geo. Jarboe, accused of making too much noise ublic streets, was fined $2 5°. somax, accused of disreputable behavior, ‘was fined $2.94. Mary Magee, charged with keeping her little shep open on the Sabbath day, was fined $5.58 Joha Ware, accused of having ‘was sent over to Queensville for ninety days. James Stuart, accused of was fined $5 94. Wm. Webster, charged with disturbing the et, accused of sellii without a Meense, was fined Before Justice McKenna —Tbeodore Freeland to answer certain . It seems that Theodore lives with his Nancy Ann ina little house with a cand: attached toe it, which shop Nancy Ann ot drunk, and cawe home and her child out of doors, fully. For this act of bru- tality Theodore slept in the watchhouse, and next Z 1, in default of went to the Lager ape a A rage 4 ing here a few days he out, wen! 3 Aan Here he found that thech:ld which he driven out and besten had since died, and wes then: lying dead in the house. pon he got drunk again because the father of Nancy Ann’s child would not pay the expense ef burying it, avd carried on to such an extent ‘that he was again arrested and taken before Jus- tice MeKenna, and this time fined $10 and costs, and in defauit of payment was sent to the work- house again, this time for ninety days. Youse Zovaves.—Last night the guests at Brown’s and the National were high: rance of a corps of juveni| Perirened pied eachtod. tao eanpvias of ularly exe! sur, meay eld soldiers who saw them. After their drill in Brown’sa ag PF wet nate to a them a complete outfit. special request they went to the avenue front, to driil for the gretifiea- tion of the lady guests, who desired to see them Here an ¢ffictent policeman (thesame who wanted in’ office was when he was in- side it, sometime ago) walked up and told them leave, or he would take them to the house for blockading the sidewalk. Ano’ police, told him hisdaty. The the sidewalk; if iw, it was by the nothing to do, boisterous demeanor, cy .tituous liquors sous. * ‘was made to and beat them to know where ficer, not of the children were not blockadin; there was any violation of adults who were pleased to look at the little fel- lowr. The bold guardsman insisted. the information was given him that if he touched’ one of those boys it would be at bis peril rd house, but heard the express contempt for his removal didn’t take any latge company conduc! Niear Derrs.—Last night wasap; out-door company drills by several corps, aid the taps of the drums in the early even- rtators to the various armo- ifles, Capt Schaeffer, were ing much attention as those who wit- contemplate a visit to date. y C,of the battalion of Washington paraded in full uniform, under in Stevens. This in a new company, but if marching and practice in the manual indi cate an interest taken by the members make it one of the best I; ing attracted many 8; ties. The National out in fatigue dress, attrac’ usaal. and eliciting applause thei understand they corps of our : bh the city, the pil ence of Lieut. Cassin, and par- took of an entertainment for ptain Stevens, Lieutenants Justice Memenns, Hy elicited that the child hada ymate a little cider than herself, named Eliza whose father keepsa smail drinking stop on East Capitol street, and that after the day before y mate, and found her hald-pint cup, ber sent from hissbop. Little Mary asked Canter Marxet.—The market this mornin; coutias alaare complete and excellen a for many da T this wreiee, and the stock they offered were choice selections from Raha eager eelf The than is usual at terday tn the 3 Sar auehey am ant ice per 10 ibe. ‘The demapd was active and sales’ Jie RGvENRers—A bandéotie building! im }) THE ; ‘ SP ORLETTERS coor ft y 3 + Mississippi Dougins Sigte Convention. ae aa and eine eahsnee the ‘That valuable aad po; family journal, Remtaunytd BR Be heel Othae, Mesblagten THE LAT EST NEWS anneviiue, Bestecky, 2 16 —The Missis- at the corner of Detret sank cad boon WEEKLY Stak, full as usual of Metropblitan 4 ) [Onderedto be inserted in.the Evxnune Stakit TELFGRAPHIC..~ ane peeks. Suh eemianen t west. in form of a fine dwelling bonse, avd gossip, and choice literary reeding, is | being the newspaper having the larcest cirewlation : | SER RSPEI - }* fo electoral ticket ‘ ‘ owned by Mr. Joseph Fugitt, lumber har poy a yw on our counter ready for delivery to the pub- | of a*y deuiy paper published ut Washiugton.} += = - | EM eitsrip >< Yo tx This building fronts 20 feet on D strcet and 50 lie. Embraced in its entertaining contentsare the All persons applying for letters in the follow- | VARGINTA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS r Pures ages a and 1a five stories high. The following ug img list, will please say they are ADVERTISED, a Chariettésville No yaa 9 * lacaimiabeetaemee — is are of pressed brick, w ‘own stone articles: ES’ LIST. MARLOTTESVILLR, Aug. 16. — ‘onvention —Fiear—Femi heads and sills, and the building contains in alt'| Wilt thou Love her Still’—a poetic gem; The oe Meg Occems, mate: | sentella ik Ranoas at noon to-day. Sometime |S are Loge were ye yap twelve rooms.” The patiors are large, and are to Wife Tamer—a very amusing sketch; Max- |. Fullman Mary A Pool, MreLecy / | was ovcopied in the assembling of delegates, so | —W!'t, new, fair to good 481 0aSi 40; red I be finished ver elaborately, with marble mantels, | _ imefue Mariied Women; Power of an Atom Foley, Macy Bayne, S:luac that the body was not organized until 10 0'cloek. = he epee hee — all otber modern Inces common ‘olson; Lel ning 4 . te izati \ttees on ain. Gee. Gere ft Saembeees ight of brown Gallegher Stine AM Paucorsoe, Mary | eteeliald tod aeeiteee e 7$aSl0. per bushel. Seeds 21 A stone steps wil! lead to the parlor entrance, and the entire building, when completed, will many architectural features worthy of observation and imitation. The building will cost some 2. The aoe teeing” 9 is Mr. Samuel carpenter; ichtay J. 8H. ; Stone- cutee, Wha Ratherford Re \Mr, Wise has just finithed a handsome dwelling hpuse under conttact, for Mr. Ailer, next to the corner of Seventh and H streets: This house is 20 fet front by 32 feat deep, and has a back build- igs ‘The maim building is four stories in hight, contains ten rooms, all of them y ‘and bho finished, with marble mantels, bell- Ls. Water, etc. The back building has a ge kitchen, and-over that bath rooms, water closets, etc., and is otherwise arranged for a com- fortabledwelling: The front in of pressed brick with stone window and door ‘heads and silis, a a handsome balustrade is affixed to the second story front, which is reached from the parlor windows. This dweiling cost $1,000, and mate- pally improves the appearance of the neighbor-- . t. J. A. Fuss, bricklayer; Nooman, asterer; Geo. Downey, painter and glazier ; es & Bro., plumbers; T. Schivfley, gas- Tue Corumsta Lovee Pic-mre takes place on Monday next—a fact, however, of which we need bardly remind the reader, as from the buzz of preparation aronnd it is evident that there isa gcoomel purpose in the community to improve the pportunity for a py of real pleasure. In the first place, Columbia Lodge, as one of the most pormias and infuential in District, or in fact hin og aly ar shad ta de sure ag are always ¢’ participate in any entertain- ment in which the Lodge bas a hand; Jad further, there is a large class of onr best citizens who always reserve their days of relaxation from busi- ness for such festivals of the Odd Fellows, from the fact that they are sure of excellent order being maintained upon these occasions, and can count upon Loepom te ood feeling and a general co- operation for jo peametion of bearty enjoyment. The onercest the happy, and well-cared for orphan \—proteges of the Lodge—enjoying themeelves-with such zest, is always a pleasant feature of these reunions, and a feeling of warm respect is elicited from the most indifferent spec- tator towards an order which, among its other good works, does 80 much for the widow and the fatherless The ground selected for the festival of Monday is that thoroughly delihtful spot, the Colambia Springs, rich in grassy ylades, sparkling waters, and patriarchal oaks, whose wide-spreading branches seem to extend an invitation to the toile worn citizen to come and repose for a season in the gratefal shade By the advertisement elsewhere it will be seen that the fullest arrangements have been made for the convenience and enjoyment of the guesis We sigh for Monday! Tar Distaicr Mivtrary.—Mr. Editor: Your last correspondent or reviewer of the former mili- tary communications is a little mistaken when be suppes#s that ‘One of them” felt nettled at thir “attention or courtesy extended to the young corps of Rifles” “One of them” is a ‘lover of the military,”’ 2s well 2s your correspondent, and is glad to see the Rifles making such rapid prog- ress But I must confess that. with members of the corps, | was nauseated by such extrsvagant doses of so/t soap; and | only wonder that your correspondent, who writes like an intellizent man, should indorse aii that “Military Man’? has written. His letter, to which mine was a res. ponse, was a budget of bragadovia that had the _—— of comiag from some boy that would, i could, write an article. And then in it is a very broad hint thatthe fet he pretends te com- pliment is just beginning to be well drilled and well bred Rather a back banded compliment that! But! have done ‘Military Man's” jast was his last, he said—his first ought to have been, Hoping that our District Military may become the model for the military of the countiy, and the young corps of Rifics the bes’ drilled im their arm of the service, I take leave of you for the present, and to my pugnacious friend “Military Man’’ an affectionate --Good bye, John!” Yours, &c., One or TuEM. Commissionza BLAKe anv nis Work In Pro- GREss.—Doctor Blake has always been regarded as one of the warm friends of improvement in Wasiington, and has, since he first occapied the poise of Commissioner of Public Buildings, requentiy given evidence of his ardent friendship for the city. ‘The improvements mpen, the Avenue were In a great measure the results of his untir- ing efforts; and he is yet engaved in adding to the obligations under which our citizens remain. He is now, we learn. urging forward, and will soon have completed. an alteration of the sewer drop at the corner of Seventeenth street and the Avenue, opposite the residence of the Hon. T. B. Florence, which has long been a source of annoy- ance to the neighborhood. He has also ordered the paving of the sidewalk on B street south, from Seventh to Fourteenth streets, for which the prop- exty-holders will be greatly obliged. ‘The street will also be graded and graveled. The residents on Missouri avenue will grateful for the foot- way on the south side of the ayenue from Third to Four-and-a-half streets, which gives them the ad- vantaye of a pleasant walk beneath the handsome shade treesthere. Nodoubt if the worthy Com- missioner bad 2 fand suthicient at his dixposal, be would beantify many parts of our city which a-e now eyesores. IMPROVEMENT OF THE NonTURRN Makxet.— A bill was introduced in the Board of Aldermen on Monday afternoon last, making an appropri- ation to introduce the Potemac water into the Northern Liberties Market-bouse, and to erect a row of stalls along the north side of the market- space The petition for the Improvement em- bracea the names of nearly all the dealers in the market, and the measure is further supported by 8 letter to the Board of Aldermen from the Com- missioners of the Market, urging the appropri- ation. In oj ition to this is a remonstrance from several property-holders in the vicinity, who desire that no appropriation shail be made to improve the market, but tbat it be removed from its present location altogether. It isa well known fact that this market produces a larger Tevenue tothe Corporation, in proportion to its size, than any ojher market-house In the city of Washington, which fact would seem sufticient of itself to justify the increase of its facilities Ss the La pps prea asked for. ,As to | to any other locality, it is a matter which there will be sufficient time to consider after the Corporation succeeds in raising the money necessary to effect other market-house improvements which have been so long pending between the two boards of our municipal legis- lature. Tue Wasnineton THxatre, it will be seen by an advertisement in another column, is to be opened on Thursday, the first of November next, under the sole lesseeship and management of 8. W. Glenn, the aos asbington favorite. On Monday, Novem! Sth, Joseph Jefferson, the celeb a ei American comedian, will commencean engagement of twelve nights, and will be fol- lowed, the manager informs us, by the most bril- Tiant stars iu the theatrical firmament. Mean- bile, Sam/’s autograph can be got by directin; bs Old Bowery Theatre, New Toy. 7 . MxacurtaL —The Washington correspondence of the Baltimore Sen of , contains the fol- pe a = President has Mr. Keenan. who, it will be recollected, was convicted of perjury at the June term of ; he was in the penitentiary just one year, and bore a most ex- cellent character.” Tux Caritot Fist Poxp.—The work on the basin at the weet frout of ne er any tnbopn in scr the site of the naval monument, been and the water letin. The beautiful red and fish, which were confined in a small box duri the of the work, have been let into ir old ima, spparentiy much to their delight Crsytrat Guaxpnovss Caszs — Michael Heiner by officer Edwards on a warrant, with larceny of certain articles of was him ostees mr 8.8. Parker. He was held fora " are being made at Columbia this a@air, to come ra pg ae rhe oy a | : eee good Sa ks paca titties a fils to ee 5 A G@azwacoi FustivaL.—The Turner Society PB ay pg eg teal atthe Party ou Mo aed ge their pecu: aid for the 8i- Zrle. For full particulace of the festival, fee advertisement in ry Suamany Pusisuuant.—We learn that some negro sla who have been operating upon the Poteribe at Anshostan Island, were captured terday evening, and their betny su iy exidenty th were ‘tied up. ies . Pro- bably wiltaveas effect upon them. Oun Woon asd Uoal Dales will dad, in enétuer column, an advertisement inviting o my furuishing the Interior La piish supplies in thete line. t , ContaactoRs will find elsewhere an advertise- Europe; Gems of Pi ; "The American Scientific Asso- causes a thunder storm—binoc- and petmanent organization was ap- ~ ctation— m7 Reeves, MireMartha | pointed. Clover $5. ty Ma ular vision—Cambridge Zoological Museum; | Barrey, Elie. Rite Mrs Edward |" The commitfee on credentials reported about | 100%—Butter, roll, Isic; ees Bok four bundred & The Japanese and the Ethnological Society; | Bens, ltsaoah The committee on organization reported as per- The Plighted—s poem; The Total Eclipse if te ees manent President of the Convention Colonel Wm. New York Markets. mn asseen in ‘Tora ts ure: o eal of Berry, Margsrt Hiimgios, acne M_ Ambler, with a large numbler of Vice Presi- | Naw Yorn, ——s 18 —Piour is beavy—sState Victoria and the Ro: ater mae Gon, Bee = cents Bane B dents and Secretaries 5 1085 15; Obie §5.35a5 45; Southern $5 Stas 65. pl merry; Reser. canta Eanete red Ok: | chen. nn Maes Col Ambler, on taking the chair, returned | Wbeat is dull; common is heavy; choice firm— e Four Georges; Refining Efe Crem, Catharine oe Hoary Dustncee of oe Interest, | Spiacdonamme, Pek is Gren anew G10 GmeIe 3h nee, ‘some im! ness ne rein i A choice bit of Imperial Scandal: The Prince of ark, Med the following resolution was Introduced: Prime S15 250d. Lard te heavy. Whisky is ull 7 among oa Peoeee' i Breneh Woenent ilde, Mrs Susie Resolved it a committee of five be appointed | at 21 a2! Ke. on ‘to Die A for Consideration; Homicide to attend the Staunton Convention, with a view ie itimore—a man kills his wife ina fit eal party oS a Sees é Suremninn, god Memirentamanen eet Operations of the Patent Office; Proceediigs of The resolution led to a long and animated |p Pious to-auy We ” Cased sles of perations of Office; nage § debate, and was finally ; 1.8 bash; rok Si [eB .2; white Si.F a8! 60. the Criminal and Police Courts; Speech Doubts are entertai: as to whether a compro- | Gorn closed dali: ; yellow T2a7te ; Robert KE Seott, Raq..at the late Bell and mise can be effected. ~ - | whit: sos*?. Provisions are un. Whisky Everett Meeting; The Baltimore’s Trip to the If a compromise is effected, a considefable mum- | Siosed quiet c i Eons ‘Phe North Carolina itive “ood Mary = : Der will secede from this Convention. * _ Slave Case; ‘in ne ran Pe HAR. VIL resolution was Financial. Visit of the President to the Gains Eastern—our peer gel ies * eiered to-day In the Breckinridge Convention, to] | vow y, August 1s opened Feportorial correspondence; Interesting Corres- NTLEM . instruct the electors that, if necessary in order te po Seer) a : ndence ft *C.8. N23? derson, ible, J W Mangen,D CN . decli * ro x pon ae from C pes now on = neti Aadervon, 7 M3 pape W Man c Prevent a. republican tei ‘they cast the vote | But declined after Baas pen yrs hs E very interesting lettera from the Editor while’| {tees Hiram | Dallas, Geo M jews; i and Gossip; Local Intelligence, &c., &¢.; Late nova, Seven and domestic, by mail and yg iy nd a great var! 10 beta! prose and poetry, too numerous to men- jon. This 1s just the paper above all others for per- sons sojourning in the National Metropolis to send to thelr friends at% distance. Price only of the either of the candidates. Island 83%; Illinois Crntrol shares 67 A resolution restiirming the Charleston plat- ravers ty New Central form () the resolutions in reference to the - 8; Pacific and Cuba) was adopted = = pierre any speaks to-night, and Senator ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NATIO! t Staunten Cenvention. he W Neaier Staunton, Aug. 16.—The Douglas State Con- C Johnson, ": vention assembied in this city to-day, and was | ford. PF called to order at noon. = . aider A temporary ization hwving been effected. & Comnuttee on Credentials was appointed, and rey ail the credentials correct. hree hundred and twenty delegates then en- three cents per copy, or $1.25 per annum; postage fe me ee relled their names. a 7 oe ebams “pas e Com on Permanent Organization was Prepaid by stamps when so arranged. #y peat Gee appointed, and having returned, reported Mr. H. Brighaupt, Geo Hopkins, of Petersburg, for permanent President. ‘Tae Detamrxp Cast —The case of Pettit act. | Biden, G Gailigher, D Bui On motion, a committee was appointed to pre- Quinter, for forcibly detaining possession of Me- | Bickely, Gen Gallagher,O K Seymour, Rich A pare an addsems te the dc * age r e of the | tins, Mrs ridian Hill, near this city, seems to canse consid. | Benet. W — Giermen, CT Saphenson, Robt | Pre Be nddnees aiid & Merritt, T SB erable trouble. ‘The case was first heard by Justices sheers aM rotter, P A motion to appoint a committee to form an | Mls; « You! Donn avd Gibberson on the land io question, and | Boyce, Edwd . electoral ticket occasioned some discussion, bat was continued till to-day to afford the Justices | Ballanef, Dan time to consult and decide. This morning, we | Bv!!,D M Rosen tee During the afternoon several propositions for a hear that it is further postponed, to be decided Br Par a somes AG - compromise were made, and much discussion en- by ajury. Quinter is a lessee of the estate, hold- | Cheek, WF—4 , Jno—2 iag over, as we understand it. sued. The feeling exhibited by the dircrssion and applause was overwhelmingly against any coin- Promise whatever with the Breckinridge men. Withont coming to any decision upon the sub- Tue Execrion vor tHe Vacant ConstasLe- SHIP IN ALEXANDRIA.—An election to fill a va- cancy occasioned by the neglect of one of the cor Haborn, ject the Convention adjourned, , pone choera. 38 eas ria in May Jest, to Se Se Eguclas democrats asking admimton |#a:J 2 hier and Ie, ualify according to law, came off in that place | &.°"", mting, Pat MI we been adm seats. iss Sydn ry cs "Thursday. No interest whatever was echit- Conit, herp Dancan McRae, of 8. C., addresses the Conven- | \¥ Voughmour. 1 Beard ited in the election, and in two of the districts | Kirk, PC Sen tonight; tue crowd assembled to hear him is me ane the lis wrre not opened. Mr. James Cole, ane, Owen quite large. the jitler of the county. was elected to fill the va- og Staunton, Aug. 17.—The Douglas State Con- caney. Kerlin, Jas T@ bee lytic co a aoe — Mr. Wee 5 aus viet 5 Keff, Chas A ug’ visit Virginia. They also a Bear 1x minp the citizens’ grard pic-nic at | Crooker, MG Lamptia, Thos W resolution, reaflrmaire the Baltes Ww aye ba Pi pli Arlington Springs, on Monday next, for the benefit of St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum. Now is the time to combine utility with pleasure in the very highest degree. For full particulars of the Pic-nic, see advertisement tn another column. Lenox, Walter—2 Long. Thos claring Messrs. Douylas and Johnson regularly Favlees Richard nominated, and denoancing the Adminictration. Wroorema. 3 rine na Phe Dovalas Convention transacted but en, WA le business to-day beyond appointing acanfer- | ——- <1 _E aT er eapEEre Bee Winens, WE eace commitice, but the general impression is ITICE.—All persons are hereby warned aud that there is not the slightest chance of a reconcil- bom wenneens 12 ty. ig lation being effected. The Douglas men will John Baker. Spxaxine about champagne on draught, it is ac A certainly not hard to take, this warm weather. | Childress, C HH probably frame a clear Douglas ticket to-night. pe rigidly enforced axainst sll eneh. The place to get it served in @ most delicious | Collws,c 6 Biller OF ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 17.—A special dispatch to} 817 : JANE BAKER, manner. in this way, is at Hamunack’s, under | [ocler, Ben jak cae at the Ale: Gazette, from Charlottesville says: ADAME X\, FORTUNE TALLER, Willards’ Hotel. Do not fail to cail and try it, | p.e.'we MyM.” An anti-Douglas spirit was decidedly manife M from Pari " rer Fock hs and be eutirely rejuvenated by the operation. Mothany, Jas in the Convention to-day ‘The report of the Com- | public genoratiy, he bas removed to 464 —— Deckird, PL Marphy, J mittee on Resolutions was read and unanimously | Terth street, between & and F, where she will be A Mutiranr ayp Fancy Costeme Bat, it will ee adopted. ‘The tirst ailirms the slavery section of | Marry.to sce all who will favor her with a call. be seen by an advertisement {n another coluan, is Miller, Kerekial the National Demooratic platform, etc. The | —*" to be given at the Fauquier White Sulphur Mauratil, Geo Youly, TTD second provides tor the presentation of an address MAnane MORR yttyiey S A Springs, on Wednesday next. lea le Young, Hugh to the people of the State. The third for the or- Gist ann DoctRess, just =~ = = 2 j Morgan, E } 'y Coltwbian | E2Mization of a central executive committee and | hish!y Gages fy eT, fc rae Hotitoway’s-Pitis. a enrenting Secres'y Columbian | o¢ = electoral tekst The fourth calis county or- | $f, UD Tosser an Loyd Liver Complaint —The insid ous and destructive | TY i nizations, and the fifth requests Messrs Hunter. va eilects of “*biue pill? on the s:stem as a specific for | JOP LETTERS MUST IN ALL CASES Bi re g OS Vise, and Mason to canvass the State. tiis disease are entirely suprseded by the use Aug is WM. JONES. P. M. The Convention repudiates the Pacific Rail- Sf ane, auld, antixeptio and vezetane remedies, i, ey not only eradicate a! eR int, = oN. Pat give vitality Urthe exhausted functions ytcot WANTS. Ar. Newlin made a violent disunion speech, tence tr the impaired constit , and enerey to the amid a a lause. - TON ACADEMY. a, fee ber ee ary nrc tin oalz amour: Sold | YY ANTEDA fal COOK. shy o,WONAN | sepuicdat "i ecclck Unt no anaacement ted | compess on MONDAY. Seton’ Thytnted by all Druggasts 62c.,and $1 per box. to take care of aliaces. APP y with suet! ~| been made at Staunton, but that the Douglas | h5 been removed to 161 West strect, between meee pete nents BS sIrua- | Convention had appoinied a committee of five Bertie 2a of Ausust at thedrug more of Mr. Re re : REMED ANTED-Ten girls for vaious SITUA- ad wi ep Stee et. . All of Dr Huinphroys. & Core pei Ho- | WW “TONS—as also: famutios 1 nts | ion rfempond with the committee of this conven- | S.'F- Ciau!. co-mer of Gonerees and Tere at moupathio Remedies put up expressly for family | Will findto their advantage to apply to the Union “Suite im GEO. ARNOLD, M. A, Principel. use, in boxes, at 25 and 4 Tatelligence and House Agency. office, No. 12 Ricumonn, Aug. 17.—A dispatch to the Whig Incaren, containing Wi vinle Tone Si te ig2 | Louisinna ave, none City {ally where, orders will | says that when the messages from the Charlottes- S100 RESVARD walle paid by Me. yi each, with book of full directions. For sale is meet wth prompt attention on reasonable terms, | ville Convention was received at Staunton for a incendiary my he TF ‘set fire to % B. Gilman, 350 Pa. avenue, wholesale and | Two lave boys for hire. H. DUNCAN & CO. “| committee of conference with the Douglas con- on her premises.on Sunday morning inet. gu 16-3t Fetal rents Ww. A. Fitzgerald, 338 north F street; | _u 18.3t* Proprietors. pclae pate. prevailed gees Breckini ~ coe .. B. Winter, corner of Masrac! tts - 5 n sl id come to them wished » wy . ry ard Sixth atroot. ‘Riors 1 Pond's Ertract of Witeh Waa ty og ony Edosay aneors tle! the existing differences’ J * Tur Packet po aan Asing Captain Hicks, Feat wkrraal pnd external indammations of | miios, Apply at this office at haif-pas nine o'clock | A dispatch to the Isnquirer says that the ptopo- | ix now reny for cargo for the above port. : mad-ly | Monday morning. au 17-2t"_ | sition will not be entertained by the Douglas men and mill mock with Meek a popok. Mus, WINsLow, 8n experienced nurseand {female ANTE D-By a steady and industrious man, a | Except by the friends of Breckinridge “caving | *2P\3 Gt Warter'strect, physician, hae & Soothene Surup for Chitton Teerke SITUATION a collector. Hext of recom | 12 : " 720.... risa: FisH#s SS ing, which graatly facilitates the procoss of teething | mendations given. Address M. G., Star Office. THE LATEST. 139 pois. xe eH ES" herring by ning the gums, reducing all Taflammation=. jy 12-0f CHARLOTTESVILLE, Aug. 18 —A resolution was 100 Barrels No 1 sae Bee ghee ion In- wn . jay all Pein, ane is fis te & te adopted yest-rdsy on the electoral ticket tices spect ‘ We as howels, Dapend upon it, mothers, ill gi axd appointing Messrs Htnter, Mason, Wise, B. . Cut HERRING, azourtelvog. and Folie and health fo your anfacts, LOST AND FOUND. Russel: and ex-Governor Smith as electors st} 3 Balt bbe snother column. oo ll-ly aR aS REWARD,—The person who took my | Re ation was also adopted, instracting the | lo) tia, New st JOHNS. Do : I "5 M I r $2.50 Coat on the 9th inst., and left another in | ieeons to wets as a unit. so ab top ttheblec . Extorminates Bed Bugs, Roaches, Ticks, Ants, | itt place, will ive me bsck my memorandum be 'k | electors to ol, if Breckinridge cannot be elested,, | 87 for sale in lots to suit and on Garden tnsertaraer’ 5 + | and papers. he may have the Gcat and receivs the 1 of Lincoln, if Breckinridge cannot be elected. GEv= Baorae terms, HART i bi d tions asked. Sravnron, Aug. 18.—Late jast night the fol- | '"S 101 Georgetown. It contains no'Poison eve eee, ee BALL, lowing straizhtout Dou zlas electoral ticket aulsiw 99 and core: a Liew’ Mipaeeic Pisa _au 7.2" B st., between 13'hand !4t * | chosen: -Geo. Blow, H i Hopkins, J. B Stove- OR RENT—The DWELLING pt STORE @ Certain Death to Rats aud Mice, ¥ Ww ys Sunday, the | all, Jas. Gertand, Ben: andolph. H. Cox, J. oO. idee street. r well -nteil ay ‘Sold everywhere. a7 9-sm | 4 Pi nc eight BRINDIE COW cetygg | Bo Elsworth, GH Howe, G. W’ Brent, Israei |! Ma omega oy haan oy ee ap medion Soest with large horns, a crop and a hol Robinson, J. N. Legzett, G. P. Hoge, G. W. 0 onet, bath room, smoke house, gas fixi Mever’s MiracuLouxs Vermin DestrovER, right ear, anda swaliow fork int! x Hopkins, C. ‘I. Stuart, W.G Brown. comel-t0, belisand Water. “The windows ne olient and beat remed Knows (or extermiiat- ithe finder wil reenive the above reward by leaving Shaegenepied 3 Sain: vinetet Sie jew aw’ alieeat sows ats and Mics, Cockroaches, Bu; nts, | her at Mrs. St. John’s, east, botween . ys = Murquitoes, Fleas, Moths, Grain-Worms and Gar: and kK, Navy Yard. _ ‘au Tat Ohie Bell and Everett Convention be apres Sn pe a mes ith * sts. | = "Tie Vodnesday, tho 1: i- | CHituicotur, O., Aug. 17.—The Bell and Ever- | p ate class windows and doors, and two large di Principal Depot, 612 Broadway, N. Y. OST_-On Wednesday. the 15h, at the. Presi- : = la by ofl Draxglete ovary wheres”. eh 6am Toone grounds Etruscan GOLD BR as 1. | ett Convention met yesterday. and nominated a | oailare They will be pis either together LET, ed Gi December 25th, 1859. | fall Electoral Ticket, and candidates for Attorney- | s7at*, and to scdipermanent way Winsverwil helween comieah wan 7 ae of the Board of Public sates. filers fort Sve. Batok Wistar’s Barsam or Witp Currey. Whoever will leave it at 233 G_ st, north - wihos race The foliowing letter from Rev. Hxxxy Woop, of | 17th and 1th, will be suitably rows ded. 84 16-3" _ | Wo No nominations were made for Supreme | 7°) ' - waa Cc aN He a 75) a BUNDLE of | J Resolution condemuing the conduct of ul on ae ‘SaaS auld H,, Editor of the Congregational cust 7tl NN 4 our: OST. nal, speaks volumes in fivor of Wistar’s Balsam: 3 + containing four | th publican party of Ohio, in their effort to A Concoan, N.H., March 2. Lire Monthofdune, 1038. ‘The | nullify the laws! through the agency of the Se. i day for ‘OR SALE—A WOODEN PUMP for Massns, Sera W, Fowtx & Co—Gentiommn: | Gntor will reorive a liberal reward by yeturning 4 the tion of J Fea Lover po fost doar At te new, T ,@ sudden and violent attack upol preme Court; that their re; jon udge : ‘of ub tocther mee te mz Lguce comiuee aus tome bed for several worse, thom to thin Office. suis tf | Swann for sustaining the Fugitive Slave Law. subse Sr ant eet or and when [ recovered, I was so much oppressed by fou and their re-nomination of Judge Brinkerhcif aan aon will be > ‘00 merits the rebuke of law abiding people, and toat | Pes “call see it at No. 7? Bri every conservative Union man so vote as to defeat | Georgetown. Judge Brinkerhof!. Speeches were made by Col. au i nr) ‘3 most, difficulty in breathing, that Iwas often unable to y sleep of rest upon a bad by night. ‘The sulfering FOR SALE AND RENT. was extremo, and judging from the ineflieaey of tho | — remedies used. | supposed the disease insurable, F°8 RENT—A nearly now two-story BRICK Heing persuaded to try a bottle of Wistar's Brlsam | KY WOU >#, containing «1x rooms and passace.on Wild Cherry without co: fidence in its eflicacy, | O st. berween lth and Lita sts. Enquire next dor, 1 found ee = ity almost sane comovnd be- ta = lore one bottle up. | with m > folinw suferors “inducer moto make this paviis | FOR, RENT—A nest three-story, PRAM: GOODS. "Having purokased othe “, amgna| Soar ea OSE Sewing Machine eco! i 7 rooms, ith vide of f Coorgnstown, N. Y.,Aug.1 Snstinrie Seiieted eres eee pica and sth, near Assombiy’ ‘Chureh. sowing machine suitsof Mesars. Potter & Wheeler ell to give mes . aU None vitn iespeet, yours traly, Hexay Woop, || Inquireintherow. _____"__ | and Grover & Haker against Geo: B- Sloat, Joba} 5/94 1m _ Corner of ith and Gay ska jone genuine unless signed i. Butts on the | spo NINTH STREET.—Persons returning to . Gibbs, ai ames others, SS & 53 sheol irsuminer reso! last were argued here before Justices Nel- RaRE CHANCE 18 NOW BRED “Prepared by 8. W. Fowlo & Co., Boston, and for 458 thotity trom theiranamer ce siLscusers dices ake "si A coy cun whe ana be of repared ¢ t several desirabie rooms. havi A CONV. - sale by Z. D. Gilman, 8, C. Ford, jr..%. B. Waite, | yAcant sevors Costs Phathing Clo ets. 8: 433 G. Stott, John Schwarze, Nairn & Palmer, Wash Npropery. aah of Preaitenies pony Mpa ington; and by dealers everywhere. au l4-lwyr @ lies or single gentlemon, “Table boar ers mone A Worv to tnx Laptes.—In recommending to | modated on moderate terms. __au 18: you to use Hostette:’s celebrated Stomach Bitters | gr@) RENT.— Three three-story BRICK it 1s but just to state that as a stimulant to the sys tem, in imparting strength and vigor during certain periodical stages which are ofttimes attended with finished; one on C st, between 6.) and 4% <"s,, ‘ouch pain trouble. we know of no p:eparation | ‘with rooms; and one frame house on Maryland more ly adapted to all afflictions cousequent ay., between 4% and 6th sts.. Island, with 10 rooms, - a oe eee Lelie pr te Hnquire of LF fereapseneen bogarde way eannot spensed with, es it where > v oy OPpust onal Hotel. sepetaars wpartabeent equate to the de wre s “ ne mands of the eluld; consequently her strength must A RARE CHANCE IS NOW OFFERED TO. an To id Smally, by Messrs. Gifford and Siaughter, bave’ been Gectded against the defendants on all | & profitabi bepnces.ot.ene of SS best the points, fully sustaining Allen B. Wilson’sfeed $35 ro t the nl, 4 patents. Perpetual injunctions have been ordered. | Change in my business. e Coorersrown, N. Y., Aug. 17,—The decision of in the sewing machine cases, teleyra) at an OCW OX "Ce... ee yester- - day, affects only the southern judicial district of On aaa HARPER'S F: ¥. Li 2) Whee 3 on the Island, two on 7th +t. bets eon and F ats., With 7 reoms in each, new honse: - after Jni this State, and in no wise affects Sloat’s sewing A Ww : " Sraclline sicataioet npeeliae aaaloen ts Meee Proneio, Cagiae a ies Es 1360, ington in favor of Aken’s & Felthausen’s ~~. DAY. THURSDA = RY covers all the sewing machine feeds now ia use. be pet eae tig Sanday ap om t run h United States Marshal Shet Dead Loews the Leak wae see ae ee sromegg ors Aoesprae oe eae S = Brown, the Un ites Commissioner, was dead by George J. Caldwell, of the firm of Alfred H, W: BAMILTON. rer id, and here it is whore a good tonic, such as gs Si itters, is needed to t ‘one desirous of entering ina profitable Peckts vmitanas ceed be the whole sys a, bares, atone of the best stands in Warhiugton, means should by all ry this rei Entire stock of Groceries on reasouable t- rms, ‘The ° : ' ho, si for sale or rent. Apply to No 34% 18th | Wood & Co. Theaffray occurred at Caldwell's and gunn “i mith the virion” he bitters, will ree- st oorner «Kat "17 5\"_| noase, tn consequence of Brown lLaving forced DEALER IN PAINTS, Sp mex A E~Very cheap. ter his way into Caldwell’s chamber. Tne crigiael z Hen. Sold by druggists and dealers generally every- | JOR SAL-E—Very, oheap.on, renspoable terriey | Bt wy ow out of bed feeling relative tv tte aa, | No. 582 Tru Staxer, near Odd Fellows? Bice Sam eos ity, si ptod on the north - 3 Serer in the city, sit’ yer coreg of 6th | justment of a legal claim. iweu in.mediately | au 2-tf PUTTY I8 DOWN. re Os. F. \mself to the authorities. ; 1's TRICO 7 J stand. Tors ry No. 405 Mh st., | Surtendered bi to the aut CALVERT FORD. 7 ttying. <i Ci a She aE a Ree | between Handists, Istt | Election. si. OTuRS Ee Fey ald stonimy the Har. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by i beautifol new RICK os itches from Arkan- ~ , in inden Boke inher) = Flo sae esa sticot Fen. fete att sat macrt tne clectlon of Rector, the Independent PURE DRUGS, CHEMICALS, MARRIED. se NISITP NocdSt nth’ street west or Dr, | candidate for Governor. He was 2,765 abead of Jolson, the regular aay cauidate, wiih “STANDARD FA _Y MEDICINES, eighteen couuties to om. adman Z. fant, Democrats, are elected to Congress from | RENCH MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS; Iaat, by th . Finckel, KEASBY, No, 332 Pa. avenue, between 9th and MC RWARD HaODUK SS eee Hothatrcets Ody TW ES, all of this city, = 'T.—Situated on the South | G On Recaps rata “ie the, mays ' eG fx. Beep between Sh gud 10th, sohie the first and second districts. cme ToILer, it , ev. jumsill, ig fr OD) ness. For her part. nlars enq ‘HO: AS) ‘ON ‘Ks, of Va., to | No. ‘ave., between 9th snd 10th a's, Hilineis Beil and Everett State Convention. a geonge Was i LAPS, of this alty, wt? | No.g05 Fe ave., FRENCH, PER- Cuicace, August 17—The Bell and Everett State Convent met at Decatur yesterday. ans ae DIED, fo} L.E—A fine pebetantia? ent h cK ia Ith | st., een M sts., In this city, on F the 17th inst., Mrs JANE FR uation and @ House, Any ‘Carning ‘Twenty-six counties were represented by 92 dele- one GASTLEMAN, wifoof Btophen D. » Seman, and | anting auch will be ‘sold on very ac- ees. red “They simply ofr aes ie ea, Fe. eS erty Fora private fosigenos one can sures Weeolved to do all in thelr power to elect Bell rte takp place on Sanay. (t0-mor | Foauire of UO". LANGLEY, on Lat nce Tain | Everett row, u o’ ” + aul # = ‘ +8i 1 Democratic state Convention. ad Penn. avenues ‘thef Seta Aha | PO manta same, yaa om 4 ian eerealae ae a il my a ee hoheaathes Sites | Navy |. ‘This roomis en aa oe Lane State C oy metin poet Aree In Georgetown, D. C..on the lsth instant, ROSE | Ron .be Saat eee Sean Spply to SOs. | 224 aaa etne tee Bopokinriaace Dome zatie pl. Start ncaa iaeare 2 Hhhatn and Mary eePE TI, 452 I steasc. ‘au 3-20" pages ic About seventy-five delegates Pro te orig DOR RENTON lace’ three-story-awed-attic | were presen’. aa Poh Seee tne uotRe tees age Yorn Fone M jo. 5 - peo ks ie RL Sine ie Scale hd cgrrages |, NEw Youn, Aug. 17 tt aes oes ‘ ! MoG! ECO. eu! Brady shail resign in favor , 'o FE Sesfed ta cng TICE. pply to JAS. C. UIRE& CO. su fit Mr ~ os a ME | ing to the Senate. ethers was bell’ fm this elty tordny, to take mes: | au lSitaw2w corner Te ee J sos tht eve Pe ote. || == : = i FO! >| POR, SALE. PONY, an excellant | _jgrvansox Crry,Mo.; Aug:17—Whilethecon | _ ERROR EAM cea, RAs EL | ear a re a bad LAL : : mew ibaa |