Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON NEWS AND war with the whites, the policy of the Govern- PROF. WQOD’s —— PERSONAL. _) SUCTION SALES. - —_-_——_ ment has proved as successful with them as with = Sxercues oF SUMMER TRAVEL. _ | the Pab-utes at Motio'tnd Walker Lakes. Najor} RESTORATIVE, CORDIAL ERLTTAN HOQKAND.LAD | 81 3.0 MeQUIRK & co- Actors. WASHINGTON OITY: Editorial Correspondence of The Star.) Dodi ivedWe Sundey and mede the peor AND u N91 ALS mectiog, of Deo SEAL sags. : MONDAY ..... see 20, 1860 {No.2} August 16, 1860. | raatans happy by feodigdf the hungry and cloth BLOOD RENOVATOR Iie réedhatbenetwere unacimously adopt: | grate i eee We shall eeli tn font of*tar 3 oe. Orr ror CHARLOTTESVILLE, TO aTTEND ViR- ing the naked. He writes: “They are now Jn, “3 z “year wotion a Spirit of the Morning Press. cinta Democratic Stats Convantion—Tue. Board: oe closed reneh Coupre. Country BETWEEN GORDONSVILLE AND CmAR- Lotrzsvitts—Tue Brus Rivée—Montitets Lo—THe Home or tas Hon. Wittiat C. Rives—Tus Vabiey on Basin IN WHICH CHARLOTTESVILLE AND tue Vimotnta Univen- sITy ARE SitvateD, &c. 1 left Washington last evening for Charlottes- ville, to attend the Democratic-party State Con- vention called to devise means of healing the ex- isting difficulty in the organization, growing out of the conflicting nominations of Breckinridge and Douglas, so far as Virginia is concerned. Stopping for the night by the way, at 10a. m. f£ again embarked upon the Orange and Alexan- dria Railroad Company’s cars at Culpepet C. B., on which I found perhaps a hundred bound upon the errand carrying me away. The journey to the junction with the Central Railroad at Gor- donsville, over one of the finest and most agreeable regions of the Old Dominion, (described in the Stor last year, its readers will remember,) was quickly made. At Gordonsville our train met the Central Railroad Company’s up and down trains, from Staunton and Richmond, for Richmond and Staunton; the three (ours and theirs) having on board perhaps 650 passengers ; those of the two up trains being principally persons destined for either the Charlottesville Democratic-party’s Conven- tion, or for that of the Douglas party, called to meet at Staunton likewise to-day. A jolly set of fellows all these disagreeing Democrats evidently are; though the Douglasites, being well aware The Constrrution takes the Intelligencer to task for palliating Mr. Seward’s late Boston speech by denouncing their common adversary the true De- moecracy The same poper publishes and commends at length. the speech of Senator Johnson, of Arkan- sas, in defence of the President's message vetoing the homestead bill. The Intetliencer descantsat considerable length upon the present status of the foreign slave trade. IF We have received from Shillington “The Atlantic Montbly”’ for September, with the usual variety of interesting contents. 17" Intelligence from Giddings’s district, in Obio, represents that he is beaten in the contest for the republican nomination by Hutchins, the Present member. IL" The President and bis suite arrived safely at Bedford Springs on Saturday, and was warmly greeted by the visitors and citizens. Attorney General Black arrived at the Springs on the day before. ——$—______. 1A desperate street fight took place in Mon- ticello, Wayne county, Ky., on the day of the election, Jobn H- Goddard, the clerk of the elec- tion, was shot, and died instantly, and William, his brother, was mortally wounded, 17 The number of Southerners now in Phila- delphia is said to be greater than during the same ithe ago. | e re at the api of See 5. CoMeGUIRE & CO. Avete. we dh C. MoGUIRE & CO. A ‘ayor has takes no se- 4 ion of house, ai- NUG TWO-STORY FRAME H: y holders of the Ward | SyCC,t wos > com| have waited pen ive et Saas etn res atlatie on eq ned AFTERNOON. tion or defi. ster hive 7 1 ry shal thi bas beget anited for five oe 6th street west — se — 4 Doveras Coming TO WasHINGTON VIA 7 MORB.—It is aid that Senator Doiiglas wil imBaltimore from his recent tour to the Thursday, and take up his quarters at the Gilmor House, where a suite of rooms have been for bis accommodation. Arrangements are being made by his friends, it is said, to give bim an enthusiastic reception. He will be serenaded In the evening, when it is expected he will deliver gee Arrointmsnts —The following appointments have been made by the President: Alex. W. Buell, of Michigan, to be consul of the United States at Honolula, in place of Abner Pratt, recalled. Jobn A. Parker, of Virginia, to be consul of the United States at Lahaina, in place of Anson G. Chandler, recalled and @& the game time tl, act in perfect accordance with the laws of nature. ane henoe Will soothe the weakest stomach, tone up the digestive organs. and thus allay aii ner- ad other 1 tion. Itis pareeay exhilara rod: ban Say other company in the city, we having to y the first two years’ rent ourselves. The pute of & two-story Jag being old when we Stet took posecesion © vit four rooms, is now a complete wreck. destroying our new and ‘erma: third gach; the residue in & ord costly — by its dome aces ped. its being in months, with interest, secared by a decd of trast. * entered i ken ses Sad'eostt rr. sents belonging tp the “coumany: aud ee da 3. MeGUIRE & CO, Avot. as firemen, a.« og | —— ——— Always endeavored performs that duty, at all times | By J. ©; MeGUIRE & O0., Anotioncers. conducting ourselves in an orderly and p aceable ESIRABLE DWELLIN: Detng tie onfy com:any in that portion of the eit. | wa.t cape Vattees” atten t com: an: . ft. oe ink we eserve, and it is Se more than just FRibaY AVTERNOON, and right that we should have, 4 sni*abie lor | o’clock. on the premises we the safe keeping of our apparatus and formtu 6. | B. MHicolcer. That the pany will not, from company > ahr tue at of Aagurt proceed bo aay are, sal that truck house be oO" ting snd at the same time it is com) entirely of vegetabies, yet so combined as to produce the moet thorough tonic eftsct, a phonon mag a ja * Cons: quences, Such a rom fe.t to id. inthe medical world ott imedioa! skill to rl batty ‘OnsuMPLLON, se Lenn ai heart, Mcianch Fe or, Giddiness, Ket ntion ot as ‘aintul o| Tuol he rofuse, or too soent Menst ion, aud Faliine Le the Womb These ail dey ‘upon general debility. ‘Thix pure, healthy tonw Cordiai and B ood Ri T1888 sure tocareas the sun istorise andset. Thereis no mistake about it. Butthisis not all if th system is weakened we are open to bilious at- tacks, the liver becomes torpid, or worse distased, the kidneys refuse to perform their fanctions, and bang =e scolding énd qnosalinence of urine, of involuntary discharge of same, pain in the back, side and between the sh idersy ex ceeding ly liable to slight colds, coug nd if un- + 800n emaciatien fol ,and the patient goes down ton permature crave, Bat space wil not allow us to enumera<e the thany illsto which we eakened condition of the system. But iil this Cord id Bi Renova- tor gen haven poriect, sate, plestaak Sod eifoo:aai n ousness, > sitdivision Of aware No. 214, 2 wou Vermbut avenge, together’ with toe ban- a t closed irrevocably until puvveutmte.ovuvistens aa tetee ebay baok byiid- som~thing definite is done in regard to the hours. me. id re 4,001 oa and standing om Resolved, That a copy ot the above resolutions the butiding ‘ing abet D feet, and Seles rach be signed by the committee a erpy sent to the io by s hand-ome three-story brick Mayor, ®'s0 be published inthe f&vening Star | house. The joeation is umexceptionable o and States. and that the company make their iast private residence, and the p vers desuabie appearance,under the present circumstances,on tie | a« a re-idence for small { evening of the 20th of August :Uno-tnird cach; t @ yey oot Jona T. Che: raeapens . Ly "the promiees Ely perfaa a deee john T. Chancey, jeary Rock. rf le Joseph V. Morphy. George We MoKitresh, | “the wpemises | Title, & CO,, Avots Ghee és W. Sherwood, row ith Jonegh B Wailing; Wan itive see | THIS AFTERNOON § TO-MORROW. ~ Se ee a. ere. By A. GREEN, Atotoneer. 'T' —All heteby warned and AND INGTICE< AN pecoges sro, pe tiee EXCRULENT SALE oF RUUSE HOLD Genera. Court: RTIAL.—It seems that an unusually large number of General Courts-Mar- tial have been ordered within the last mouth, in the several military departments of the Govern. ment; and among them is one to convene in this city on the 11th of September next. EG STREET Orsiczrs oF District Mititia Arromtzy — Peter Force, Esq., has been appointed Major General, and Col. Hickey Brigadier General of the militia of the District of Colambia. ——-——_ rossing i = = 44 ITCHES FeRmirvee. AT AvcT.on — t or oth on ti - Period in any former year. Of nearly a thousand | that their Convention is destined to embrace quite w The follo report of the th foapiay to the "heirs ofthe ‘jate John Baker. Tee arrivals in the city, on Friday, at the hotels, little | half of their party in the whole State, are very shy | T#% WxaTaxn.— nee padi Beka abe, on or say die | law will be rigidly enforced dgnipet all euch oe and big, more than balf were from the States of | of the gibes and jeers of their late political breth- | Weather for the morning is mer: Serariine Som imeare t bioo: 0, such tir _anl7 & i Fl ANE BAKER, « Louisiaua, Texas, Alabama and Tennessee. ren, who knew well how well they know that the ssp ge sta pp Bhan sad nae ' i on disennes gpl ed femate | MIADAME FELIX, FORTUNE ELLER. | Fev ninat Parlor - Rea Spite a ere ees ‘onjan Institution. The observati ve. wi ed p =—+ 17~ J. Buchanan Cross, convicted of forgery in | PUFPose of endeavoring to get upa See tang, | sbonks elec: say the traveler exposed to epidemics, chause of | Ruble generally. thee she tae somoved 40 eed | Mahsener. Rosewood ts Philadelphia, hvs been sentenced to five years’ | '7ton in Virginia is simply, if possible, thus to ‘Avoust 20; 1860. climate and water, will fd asart.anfennd | Tenth street. heiween Fy and F, where she wi 7 Hollow wud W ES: bs give the State’s vote in November to Bell and | party Ma sure reredy, @nd no ons should ever travel wil wisses Shosany Warirobes imprisonment in the Bastern Penitentiary. His er ys gay ender. try it, for we assure you you will arh'e a2, Bones confederate, J. Edgar Bishop,who pleaded guilty | Everett. Washi . nd in it a friend ind-ed, as weil as a triend in need. Out from Gordonsville on the way to Charlottes- ville, we traverse a beautiful portion of Albe- marle—Mr. Jefferson’s county. It undulates gen- tly, and embraces neither hill nor dale that is = M MARANE MORRICE, Trg Gaxat Astroto- | Marble top and xp I » just from Burops.—Tnis | A tine lot of Ags Of varnows sort hirhly gifted and ievellipast lady ose be consulted Walnut Tabor asd Cave scat Chane, o the Past, Prosentand Future Events, Cail at | Gilt and other |-ooking Giaesor, of an attempt to pags the forged check, was sen- t2nced to two years’ imprisonment. All persons of sedentary habits will find its per- fect p-eventive vf, a8 weil as 8 cure for thore ail- msvts which they are particul; ministers, studente, attorneys, and ladies -cloudy, 77°. rare gcn'lemen, Perth ori theme sete re- ire > The. Staunton (Va) Convention directed corn and tobacco patches, will compare with any I saw anywhere in the course of my recent West- ern and Northern tour; though after Progressing - clear, 53°, wind S oO are net accust mad to mach out. we 208 Twenty -second street, between a saa 3, Teather Bede, cillows ord Bolsters, Wilm! -clear, warm. door exerci-e, will find it to their advautage to | ashing oot ap “me EE Clectors to voto for Douglas, if he can be | uneul‘ivable. Ax seen from the rear seat of the | Columbia, 8. C: See ena sw | Keep, &,boite constantly on hands and: above ai , ge, buabieaad bing 8.6. “clear; 79°, mao v0 Fe00 nwt elected. If he cannot be elected, then to vote so | back car of the train, its grass fields, standing ‘elear, pleasant. that moat dangerous period nut only with ou their pe a8 to beat Lincoln. As has already been stated, sccus'omed strength, but safe free from the thousand Ailments 80 prevalent among the fomaie portion of the wo. lu. In short, is tadeed a mother 8 the Charlottesville Convention adopted a resolu- tion to the same effect, except substituting Breck- Macon, Ga. Columbus, Ga EXCURSIONS, PIC NIOS, &. | {ine reer Ftene on “Eshie, ss [00K ovr FOR THE he and NAN. CLUB aves, Fo ks, Tea and cordial, ‘Try stold and young; no lo ger ran the PRIZE PIC-NIC, ne Com ‘Dinner Seit. Montgomery, ‘tak of delay: it will relive and prove itself om- At ARLINGTON SPRING Ch G and C; Ww, inridge for Douglas as the first choice. six or eight miles, too, much of this land imme- F , ove PI At ARLING ING. shire, y ee diately adjoining the railroad is left foul. The | Now Griseas Ls, aoe Tor, Only & Restorative Cor tatand Blood Renova | an 29 TUFSDAY. Soptomber 42h. 1580. Parlor Kadiator aed air dient Stove, se " UF The Sifth cattle show and fair of the Valley | difference in the matter of the universal habit of ¥ROM THE WEST. v. J. WOOD, propristor, 444 Broad «ay, New Agricultural Society at Winchester, will be held this year on the 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th days of October. The premium list has been made out It is a most liberal and inviting one. On horses, : ‘Star . * GEPAND Pie-Nic AND BALL Ainege It of Kitchen Requieitse; aed masy viher re a yt Cp oe bee ‘erms: ames of a: 3 eae a ante aire. Ser notes sstislac- MaUiS dee’ DORIS Amer SEN, Auot. North and South with reference to shade trees is striking upon the I'ne of this railroad. Not a farm-Louse is to be seen here that fails to stand in a grove of apparently original timber—not one. York, and 144 Market Street. st. Lomis, Mo.. and — by all good Druggists. Price One Dollar per ttle, i PROF. WOOD'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL clear, warm. -clear, warm. - Clear, pleasant. -clear, warm cloudy, calm, 68°. 4 ICIATION ND CEORGETOWN, CITY GARDENS, SNDAY . 2ist inst. BAKER OF WASHING 0 At LOFFL Grafton, Va Wheeling, cattle, sheep, hogs, and in all the various depart-| Much fallowing for wheat has already been | Parkersburg, V: slondy. warm. BLOOD RE NOV. ATOR. oneal bed react, ats Reem Bg jarge loaf FUTURE DAYS. ments conne:ted with a fair, the most encouraging | done here; the first that I had seen this season. Cleveland, O reed 74°. au 2) evly, alw Zsputas Brassand Sting Band has Leen R premiums are to be awarded. The farms of Albemarle are large; from two to Elgin, = oe eo amitee = — engazed for the 0 casion, Ry A. GREEN, Auctioneer. bi Sairo, eo ose ws , wins Admission 0 cents. Ladies free. eicse ts se sae eet Bam UF The biring of free negroes for taxes took ten thousand bushels being the crops of wheat 2 HANDSOM® THREE-STORY PRAME By rae presiMeet?), THE UNITED ve STATES. Barometer at the Smithsonian at 7a. m , (cor- Comimistee cf Arrangements. Hovers on pairs srnpar. ON THE om ‘ners essay eac! J. Wensel, . Helnuth Avction —On TUatDAY the 2 st instant, place in Petersburg Thursday. ‘There were 1,193 its Jand ow: generally y h to raise. | rected for tem:perature,) 30.009; at noon, 30 09 _ 1a pursuance of Inw. 1, James Bucnanan, Pres- cs Ewald. H. Klwaid. aeli in front of the até o cl >. m. Hi their necessity for pushing the labor of | Thermometer at 7 a. m. at noon, 84 Init h tof Lot N No. 287. in all for sale, but previous to the appointed time | Hence ie me 'y pushing ‘duri; 48 hours ‘ext A ident of the United States of America. do er: by G. Stolps. wel G. Bereg, partof Lot No.6.in equare No. 287, wil O.gunta f then paid their taxes und conse | ‘lowing sosoon after harvest. As far as {have | | Maximum during ing 9 a.m. declare and make known that public eaiee will be H. Wells. seen this region’s corn and tobacco crops, they | 4#Y; 90°; minimum 67. are better than any I haveseen tn Ohio, New York, Massachusetts, Maryland. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, or Delaware, this year; the corn held at the undor-mentioned Land Offices in the 3S ate of lowa, at the periods hereimafter di ted, to wit: Atthe Land Office at Fort Doncs, commencing on Monday, the 19:h cay of Nuvemb-r a-xt, for the disposal of the public jands, heretofore un. ff -red. rovements which are two good three-story Eouves, se pore building, contaiaing Cightor ten rooms each. w a Ths irty is somely nh frontas on Isig trent weat. betweea couth B streets, pear Smithsonran Go quently were allowed to “clear.” The bidding was very slow, as the greater part of those offered for sale were looked on as worthless characters. Ont of the large number, 1,100 at least, that were The procession will leave G T. Krafft’s corner of Pa ave oeand Kichteen street at i o'clock, with the great mammoth loaf of 30 nonnds« drawn by two whit» horses, and proceed through the Pringigel t TE FACKSORN, DEMOCRATIC Assoc. _ TION ‘he regula- weebly meeting of the A¥sociation will be held THis EVENING oe 8 streets. nda, rt “0 Terms : One-fourih oash; bainnoe in, If, — k. Punetual attendauce is requested, as busi- 24 <4 tows H z . 0. 0. F. , | 24 months. for notes braring interest from o. for sale, only 119 were purchased, even at the low poy pining png exes bay rane test of importaues wil be rou He err the meet Of towarh ee igi? fcllowing townships and parts Pre MEMBERS Gp U8 SPRAL LODGE, aie’ A deed given aud @ deed of trust ken. figure of 10 cents per day. Conteal Ratiroed. “3 "Ws. Dononoo, seen 2 tOTE | North of the base line and west of the Sth principal | Lt)“ BIA =P RINGS, on MONDAY . Se = = an. au A. GREEN, Anct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, 70D TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE axp UP The St. Louis News discusses with some Severity the action of the commission to procure a As we near the Blue Ridge the soil improves; 27th instant, for the benefit of the though all the way from Gordonsville it hes been 1’ orphan children of said kets Fifty Cents. TFS IRIS LODGE OF PERFECTION, 1. will meet at # o’clock ‘THIS (Monday EVENING, atthe Hall. corner Niath a d D sts mer. Seotiors 1 3 5,7,9, 11, 13. 15 17, 19. 81, 23, 95, 27, 2, VET pat 35. of township 93; sections 13.5 9,11 17, . 33, ard 35, of COMMITTER, Two Lots FRONTING ON MARYLA v 3 colossal statue of Colonel Thomas H. Benton in | 9 Very fine quality, as the tobacco, corn, and | Prnctual attendance reaassted, townshi, a ae a n T FOR ARLINGTON. EAST OF THE CariroL, AT AvcTion WED’ giving the order to Miss Hosme:, instead of Dr | 8758 Standing on it proves. We are now winding | _It JOS. We NAIEN, G. M._'] 38.26, 27,4 fy sections | Ty sreamer GEORGE W. RIGGS Will Stone, of this city. It seems that there was an | UPOM the bank of the Rivanna river, a considerable Sci ternal r ONDA NESDAY , the 27d instant, I shail odie of the premises, at 6 o'clock . Lots No. i¢ ee? in square south of square No.915, it being = sion of said equare. Thetwo Lots front forty DOUGLAS DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIA- TION .—The regular meeti eia‘ion wil be held ‘THIS EVE: headquarters, Kimmel] Building. 7, 23, 31,33. Hens 1,3 5,2, 9, 11, 13, « , 29, 31, 33, and 35, of townshi every hour on ; > Au- 20h fom Fourteenth street, on al. in Washinton city, to’ of this Asso- understanding, if not an agreement, that Dr. NG at their stream that empties into the James river perhaps Stone should execute the work, that having been 19, 21, 25.25, 5 @ hundred miles above Richmond It was for. of range 27. i a Goriace F tip at'8 nm m..last trip | 02 Maryland avenue. at the corner of 8th > ; , Sevttous 1,3. 5.7, 9, 11, 13,15, 17. 19, 21, 43. 25, 27, me W- east, with the improvements, which are ® aiso Colonel Benton's wish. The legislature aj - | Mefly locked and dammed from the James River | ,-4,SPlondid Flag will be preseated by the ladies | ao°y\ 39" au 30, offowrahi 89; sections 3, 5. 9 a Ser Rorss a PAT HCART. tuo story Prame House. ke. “proprinted 22.500 for the statue, and a considera | C24! up to Charlottesville, and that work is now Francis Gallagher, Esq 5 of Baitimoces Mi Brent, J il, is, is b-ing put in boatable order by the James River Canal Company, to secure for their canal the benefit of the trade of the fine valley through ble additional sum has been subcribed by citizens St. Louis, of Alexandria. and other prominent Democrats! phe saiiees the meeting. Music by the — jan , ) cash; the balance in 6. 2 for notes bearine interest rors any of ea. A id adeed of trust taken. Tits table. South Tee OKO GREEN ace 7,9, 1 14, 2}, 31,33 ard 35 of fownsiip %5; xect: ne 1,13, 15 17,19, 21,53 25. 27,29. 31.33 and Bip $6; goo ions | 3. 5,7, 9 41.13 15, 7, rpuirp ANNUAL EXCURSION East Washingto: 7 = 3 Spt BUCKEY. Auctioneers, ; WASHINGTON LIGHT INFAN RY > is 31, 39. and $8, of town To GLYMONT PAVILION, By BARNARD & Personal. which the Rivanna courses. Though the banks | | The Battalion will meet on MONDAY Spfs Qe Mls 13-15, 17. 19, 21. 23, On WEDNESDAY. 21 Angust, 183, . Gopaeame aS. wade k VENING, at 80’clock. Important busine: . | 33, an of towns’ 1p 9°; sect o: - id IORNUC PiA HOTEL A UCTION.—On ‘The inarriage of M’ll Piccolomini with the |-of this river are high here, they are not only cuiti- quires s full attendance of ail the members | lx, 17 13, 21. 25, 8527, Brea she ches] bawiny obazered the gamer Tusossnd fE” sini Dat Aer HRNDOR ost instant. at Duke of Gaetani has taken place at Siena. vable, but bighly productive. Through depres- By order, 99, of range 2, Se cack. 1m front of the premises, we will sel “ihre, A ams Cora Ritchie will sail for Europe | sions in then: we catch views of the rolling | _&u 1-2t* ___P. J. ENNISS, feo. | | 5 oti > 1, 3.5.7.9, 11. 13. 15, 17. 19,293. 25, 27, pe Corm on the 25th inst.,and pass the coming winter in id val Coi.yeR, wi! give an Excursion to tha above named place on 224 Aucnst, Sp iia acd the committee piedze themsel v ble pr ‘ 29.31 33, and 35, of township 93: s-cticr 1, 3, 5, 2, 9, ‘tuated on the corner of Market see Got ms plateau, surrounded by spurs of the Blue Ridge, Tae of the Yorn ee EELS, ALBET: | 11, 13,17, 19) 21,53, 25.27.20, 1. aad 3s, of cown: | Bal t8@ committee pledze thermelveseam onl to | This House is new and tn perfect order, ante. in which the University of Virginia and Char ng of the Young Men’s Christian Associa | snip %4; scotions 1, 3,5, 7,9, Il, 13, 15, 17, 1 = os ----Miss Vandenhoff, (Mrs Swinbourne,) the | !™ eo i : ; contains ten rooms. bar very 3 their former excursions. it . ‘The boat will lrave her wharf, foot of Seventh st, | Ti et oattony 4 g00d rent to (Island) bf hal-past 7 o'clock; Navy Yard at wulock: i mr 7, 19, 21, 23. 25, seo' ona 1,3, 5, ing tion will be held at their. rooms, te Browns Hotel, MONDAY EVENING. August that 8 daughter of Vandenhoff the tragedian, and her- Geleck. A communication fen’ h ac self an eminent actress, died recently in Birming- ham, England. She was born in 1815. Jottesville stand; a lovely basin of some thousa: of acres, studded with farms as bihly improved 7,9, 11 thwaship'96. stus 17,19 21, 4 - % very popular resort, and is now — Johnson, Esq. United States Consul at Syria, in | 23. 25, £7, 29, 31, 33 ‘nnd $5, of thwnshis 97 beet oe ewcoks aperses AT cist stalt-past 8 o'clock, & ponctua] tense in all respects and as thrifty and profitably culti- } relation to the massacre of tho Christiane at Da ie ae a Leet 28 25.27.29. 31, 33, and | “Withers's Brace Bind eae — pe | his sale offers &n opportunity to secures good ~---Cassius M. Clay is to deliver the annual ad- | vated as any other estates of their comparatively | Mascus, &c . will be laid before the meeting. A wuehip 28; sec ions 1, 3,5, 7,9, "i, 13, 16. 17; | occasion. z : site bapipecs Jocation, for an invest: nt. dregs before the Michigan State Agricultural So- | large stze on thie continent. The Virginia agri- | 2! Sttendance of tho mombera i. teauested. nga, 7 51%, and %, of .ownship 95, of | "Refreshment: maybe had at city prices. Adslt W months, with interest and arose he aed ciety at their fair, to be held in Detroit the first ; 18-2 = > ot: sigeoretaey Protea,’ | wlsces 5 tickets, cents; chudeen and servants, iSocats. | tustan the property wine pon week in October next. > cultorist’s proverbial passion for fine shade trees | au 18- eretary Pro tem. poe 1,3, 5,7, 2.111, 15,17, 19, 21, 23, 25, Commitier, ana Be RNA RD BUCKEY, Ancta > about his residence is conspicuously effective bere COME AND SEE_OUR CELEBRATED | 31713" Ip 17.19.21, 2005 Se Dd fae Robert Clarke, £,H.'B Jenkins, SES NA BUCKEY, Prooress oy Tue Paixce of Watxs.—A dis. | Turn as the observer will, he sees capitally built | 4 10 RAY EL FHARS ET Sed novende ek Ceci Rai 2 i.Wcke en Br A. GREEN. Auotionger. patch dated Quebec, Aug. 17th, says: mansions surrounded with the various out-build- ——— - - “The Prince of Wales” squadron, com posed of ANDSOME T® OSTORY FRAME HO! ings of the Virginia estate; all canopied as it were <a Wee mee orm ere ee RAND EXCURSION. AxD Lor on tne Istann at AvcTi x = ECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.‘ 96; sections 1,3, 5,7, 9, 11, 13. 15, 17, — THUKSDA Y, the 234 inat., 1 shail sell in fi the Hero, Adriadne, and Flying Fish, left Char- with ¢ reef end curtain or dark with jue [eed as aap 9 '3t, $3, and 35, A Sechious!,| “The Methodist Protestant Church, Ninth street, | the pr-mises, &¢6-o'olock p.m, weet of lot S lottetown on Satusday afternoon, parsed the Straits h a roof green, j ; y 3 1,13; is tg 1a et : in square No, 496, hnving a front of 25 of Northumberland during the nieht. and si ted | sufficient openings to give the whole scene an air Miss M. RIDDELL will resume the duties of her H sha hte Syace 27 23. 31,33 an | will make an ered | Ba- ¢ by ‘yoon 4c and coat with, the Capadian shores at noon of Sunday. Towards | of quiet and of reflted taste, and, nf neat SBT weitth ateoat NY 8 September sat No. | 33-9, township 23 t-otions 13, ‘inn iptere-a' | Rudlrost a ememore and Ohio Qi SMS | ee scant fsa Sik streets, 7 incbinn with evening the ships passed Bonaventura and Pierce | °%,,Uuet 3m pide tae lbewxeg § Mone ao <= | tions 1,3 5,7, 9. 11,13 5, 17) 19,91, 35, 25 WEDNESDAY, Angust 224, 1950, improv, ments, which sre ® two-story Islands. the Intter completely tunnelled by the | “ital, most grateful even to behold, on such a | ¥7ANDEMARK'S PORTABLE FENCE —Avg | 202%) ‘35. of townshie 100, of ranged This Excursion is intended to he something extra, | Howse, &e. - sea. The weather was fiae and the sea calin) and | ®Weltering day as the present. ivalled Ponce of kee iy ey cheap snd | | Seaton 1, 3, 5:7, 9 1, 43, 15, 17. 18, 21, 23 25 27, | The Choir will givea Concert, free,.on the grounds, ne dot ig handsomely improved with trees, phe magniticent scenery showed toa great advan. | Off to the left buta few miles distant I per- nal Moveeiietonl B avanues we hetete rhonte! | 22431: 33, and 35, of +3 be Prepared for the oceasion. Refreshments can venth street and Pa. avenue, where the model | 9, 11.13, ' a. tage. The shores in some places were lined with se pi AG shrabbery, &o Ter: 5 ‘ btained on the grounds ms: One hsif cash; balance in 6, 12 and 18 ceive Monticello, the home and tomb of Jefferson, | can be seen for a few daye only Call up gentleman township 94; aeottous 1-3, 5, 2,9, 15. 17. 19,21, | A dinner will be werved in the erove. months. for notes bearing interent. reat fields and studded with cottages, hacked by th top of f the Blue Ride id betore the rights areal suid. Agents wautel, | 25.25, 27/29, 31, 83, @ud 3s of tog 95; sections | ‘Tickets, for adnit=. 59 cente; children. 25 cents _suled A. GREEN, Avet. Eigh mountains; fa others jagged cliffs rose dj. | “Pom the very top of a spur of the Blue Ridge. 2)-cost* 1,5.2,7,9 11, 13. 15, 17, 18, 21, $3, 25, 27,29 31,33 and | | Tickets'can be procured at the store of remedy rectly from the sea. All along the coast the inhab. | Now and then I catch a glimpse through the fo. itants fired salutes as the vessel pessed . “The squadron entered Gaspe Bay at sunset, and met the Canadian steamers Lad Head and Vic. toria, with the Governor-General on board, and the vessels anchored for the night. The Gover. nor-General went on board the Hero on Monday IERSON INSTITUTE, H St., Between 127TH ANn 13TH Sts, SELECT CLASSICA:, AND MATHEMATI- CAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS. The Eighth Annual Session of this schoo! will commence on MONDAY, September 31, Number 85, of township 96; arctio s i, 3, 5,7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21 23. 25,27 29. SI. $3, and 35, of township 97; ae. trons 1,3,5,7,9 11,13, 7, 19, 2, 23.25, 97.09, . 18 1,3, 5,7,9, 11, 13, & Pugh, S-vanth st , Ballantyno’s between D and F: sts., at the office of Dr. P.G Claston, F st , below Seventh; MePherson’s drag store, Navy Yard Bosweil’s drug store, island, and of the committee The train will leave at 7. Precisely. ome one—Come ail. liage surrounding it of the main building, or some other building of the premises. The bill on which it stands is perhaps the most precipitous of all within view. Nevertheless, from base to apex it is evident that its foliage has long been the ob- —___A. GREEN, Apet._ ARSHAL’S SALE, irtue MW aut nied ot ete soln oF ourt ol the County of Washi ‘ is sod to medi i " for cash. in fv Till expose to Augut nex',{00n, at Bo ugut nex . 7 nd Court House rol DAY, the 29:h day of m. Al 99; mest i, 31,33, and 35, of P 108, of rai Sections 1, 3,5, 7.4, LU, 13, 15, 17, f ] MOONLIGHT EXCURSION i defendant's right, title, olan y mited. - , 2 in and to Lot No 6. in Square 103, Bain Bignd the squadron proceeded into Gaspe | ject of man’s solicitous care. To lock at the man. ) (States) CHAS. B. YOUNG. Principal. | 37,3!,33,204 35, of sow Tar canve MOONLIGHTCEX. amizro- | Washington, D.C. togetier ginal ra pr bal x (mae read Phot ge Tr ict, | slon’s position from the cars, is to b=come aware, f COPENING. br SION. for, the beneht of the pep ee PACD Joined and levied upon . ‘rounded on a spit, but : I . wR od hd a Shed ected 5 01 a we was got off with little delay. A deputation Cam, | instantly, that it posscases the advantage of one HE E STREET BOWING SALOON WILL connected with the Church, on! of, Dyer, and be op-n this Mo day evening, August ohn 1069, For the season, havin fit closed tor the pa t three months for 2 the purpose of refitting everything ap- portaining tothe Saloon. Ic havi been entirely refurnished, and newly frescoed. rie prop-ietor will be pleased to have his friends and the public givehimacall, J MARR. au 2)-lw* OVAL HAVANA F OTTERY —The Tollow- u 's dre eo pl qeawibg 0 "August an, rage Pa paars An she 08. off, Leaded by the Sheriff, and presented an ad. dress, welcoming the Prince, and requesting » free port to be established there, to be called Port Albert. TLe Prince repliea that he f-lt gratiti-e! by their kind wishes, but the change of name de- pended on the local authorities. itis understood that the change will be made. ‘The Canadian ministers then went on board the Prince’s ship and were presented. At 1 o'clock the squadren left the bay In going outa man of the finest views in the world—of the kind—of mountain, valley plain, river, town, village, and of cultivated and uncultivated land. Ere entering Charlottesville, we follow the Rivaona river's windings immediately around the base of the Monticello mountain-spur, and thus are able to realize that its bight is very considerable, and that access to the premises from Charlottesville direet FRIDAY, Aucust 31 ‘They Lave chartered the steamer Prenix, which will leave Eleventh street wharf at $ o'clock p.m , precise! ¥ Withers’s Band has been engaged for the ocea- sion Refreshments on the boat. Tickets % cen.s;- children 25 eents. S. E. Morphy, SB. Tavior, W.3 Roberts, p » 21, 23, 25, 77, 29, 3, sections 1.3.5.7, 9, U1, 13, 31,33, and 35, of to xnshi 13, 15, 7, 19, 21, 28, 25. hip 29; ropart; tasty jf ai No. 93, to invor of Mereatet M ben ee , U.S. Marsha! for the District AL/SSALE.—Invirtne Westiastocs ost jn ce aaa public cle, for can! . in ft t, 16H, at 12 o’clock'm 3 J.N Gordon, ‘interest ae from the Hero, but was Specdily | must be by a single very card or very winding sito | Sete 5 ee 7,9. Uy 13, 15,17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 3 . 31. 3, eR cfat wea city ape, ‘ ' Cape Scape Was “rounded shout 4 o'clock roadway. Here the railroad crosses the river 10,000 of ownshtp 98: rectio: il 43, ts. twice upon tressel woi ks, Principally constructed of iron, higher than any even of the Baltimore and Obio railroad, except the Cheat river tressel work described in the Star about a fortnight since which is quite two bundred feet. On another one of these mountain spurs, but distant some miles from the nearest point of this Virginia Central railroad, is the lovely residence of the Hon. Win, C. Rives. A gentleman at my elbow essayed to point out something of his improvements visible tLOuw 1. 3 5. gh al tien J PM 17 5 i, 9 di, . pon ey 3 3 and 35, of township 100, of oe Frag sere tthe Land Office st Srovx Crry, comment: on ‘Monday. the 26th day of iwovember nex! ‘hr pe dinppesl of the public lands. heretofore ~ red, sitnate! within the following townshi: parts of townships. vi: North of the base line and west of the fifth principal meridian. Sections 1,3, 5, Shortly after “g = Rosier Light-house was seen. when a thick fog came on, lasting two bours a eam eae. but ast os again shout e’clec next moruing, w! the squadr ‘was under St. Anne mountain Ss T Toward noon one ofthe bearings on the Ariadne ot heated, and a new one had te be made. and it was ten o'clock at ulght before she got under| in Square No. 732, . G., together with all ant ogular the impro: AMUSEMENTS. thereon, seized and levied apon as the ASHINGTON THEATER. Sule Lessee and Manager........ | S W. Gunn, Wil op rte ee a aN ane Sena ill op-n for the re; a on the night OftHURSDAY. Novems&s Isc. The comenisOSFRE JEFFERSON, ‘omedian . will commence = tut of Tweve Wichts on MON. ORAL November Sthited call tee eee . 3, . f i “Nos. 860, 2005, 2508, $231 , 2527, 4457. ae 5451), 6029, 6165, 7:68, 7843, 3985, 10904, 12743, 13199, 15147, 15514, 15571, 16866, 16057, 16854, 1768, 17106, 18633, 19957, 19785, 20641, 2795, 21091," 21845, 2502, 23181. 240 ‘24254, 24359, 25249, 25677, 25755, 28645. 27204. 27287" 281 s DERG. BHAI, EXIT O48 27218 1000 each. 7 Whole ticket No. 2057 is held in Lexington, Mis souri, : ‘Tha next drawing of this celebrated Lottery will 2 place on the 2 ugust. Fi ‘ticular 8 advertisonront in aaother colin, Po" eae * FS ata DON RORIGUEZ, R. W. I. CRAGIN having purchased the Drag ‘THE v AT TEEAEG SE AEE Lovers “au ___W. SELDEN. U. §, Marchal. wits B. ENT, at 2 o'cleck /p. m:, and overtook the reat of th squadron at the mouth of the Sevuenay at®a. me In entering the river, the Hero grounded on the bar, bot by moving ber guns aft, and the assigt- ‘EC. : ; Mow d bythe most (Formerly with J, ke Mi from the car windows; but I was unable to per- Store, No. 37), nor bheast: cocner of Sev roti 93 9, 111 7, BRILTIONT STARS k it Gamaga. * Ariedae, sho was: got’ of with litde | ceive'thenr, though much of the bill or inoupioha “ Sraryetesecnnas ety 3.3185 am Ss ai towrnenre Soreadiiehe Iu the Pheatrieal irmemeye wasting he hans ‘ts + he Prince then went on the Victoria and pro- | ®P¥! Upon which they stand is evidently highly orient meg tA Ewachie te atretee bee paula toa GLips. “Old Bowery Theater.” New York, wali fietle steather Teds: Sccompanied by the | cultivated. Bealdes deing a statesman of great head toe ao band Ad tmaut ‘of DRUG. warn sects edt cereee = tle steamer Tedausac, the flect i - | erudition and repatatien, he { itted by rt ate BrRortment a: . side. The day was vety showery sad. oon Sut » he Is admitted by all to | head. CALS aud MEDIC NES, parchased fram be one of the first agriculturists in the land; cul- tivating his large possessions with as profitable judgment as good taste. ‘The immediate approach to Charlottesville from the east upon the Central railroad does not strike the traveler favorably so far as the town itself is concerned; for he is able to see of it there little G*48? RAV bispuay of FIREWORKS of UME STEINOS,. Tee National ite A ation take great te ae Tata i i the Prince his party admired the wild grap- deur of the scenery very mach, He went u; fe ' five miles, pessed Cape Eternit and ernch, reaching the Hero about nightfall Among the novel sights wes the steamer Magnet, whose two tiers of cabins above deck excited surprise among the Prince's party. Thursday was cold, but fine. The Prince went some of the most reliable houses in the United tes. _Fhere will also be found PATENT MED. Pixs Faye ARTICLES, wOArS, . PERFUMEKY. Strict personal attention given to the compound ng of phy: n’s perseriptions Bt all hours, day or night. Surgical Instrnment#, Trusses, &e,, ordered from the manufacturer at the shortest notice, and at reasonab.e prices. | pledge myselfto do all in my power to please and ave., where = opiates : usual| ’ ‘and sil 5 'y. to. ts. VILAGE GREEN SEMINARY = “ iY e place at U, ‘GS accommodate every one who gives me a call. | PURESY E L August oom above Wilmington, Del.. and vear the up the Saguenay again on a fishing excursion, and | more than a measurably dila idated suburb; the ve allons of ior Old Wine, which Occasion there will be a display of ~ Baltimore Railroad. Ri Janded a mikes from the moth ‘where hats | fairly bullt upper Settien of thetowe being hidden a pare article, for medicingt pucpoura "No ‘a, Fuowerke. Atso, @ select string band will be in E tiadelphia Annual Conference of the were erected, and the party enjoyed themselves in| above him In dense foliage. W.D.W. a corne Seventh street west aud | street north — Tikets, Fifty cents; ddmitting a gentleman ard course 0} is ive fiebing and Husting. — No. 370. an a-stt we as sthematica! re . afternoon the party ascended St, —- «+ — 5°52 . 4 tite river in birch canoes, the Prisca wieay ca. NavaL.—The United States brig Delphin, Com- —— oS from t ering ofthe above iandewili be, ente nt mihetelio es ate Hen 9] in the preparatory rrr re , dea fe Petal gael pmenryery Peps the 2o. mander Charles Steedman, of the Brazil squadron, fo M. K ra S on the days appointed. and wilt prgoeed tnt oat grelgek. Hestura'vg wil gave the Sree ats. io, 5) ‘ 5. a aaa lo- * ish, officers o: Li c BE Y ich tl i . . ¢ a syundvon, uso went up the Saquenay. Av she don here cedened Rowe, 2nd will entes the pert of WAS Sie & Ss awe en gre and te sice thus loeed’s bane wilped order may ‘be relied on, as special police a! apparsins td illustrate shady of nates fai=ct among the preeipioes ak reek nan ee ps Pie: Weald’ Wales iotektons Susquehanna was \WOOD & COAL no private entry of aay of ereiel, Lowes. een master on this to papile scniieee ten. lime tin commission at New York on Friday, and 7 LIME, until alter she expiration of the two ‘au 15 eoSt MMITTEE. 5 : : singly Ape i2e'dents of the day was the intto- | {s expected to all forthe Mediterraneen ase time SAND, CEMENT, HAIR, thn fourteenth ay of Augoets Rese Deena aa aan rting. Tuition, a../for suasien: of 34 qresks, tothe Prince oe eet ee invitation | next week. Plaster, ond White Gravel, thousand eight huadred and sixty. e6. : ¢ to a ball at London, C.W. The in- Vitetion wes courteously accepted. The squadron is expected to arrive here at two o'clock p m. to-morrow (Satorday.) The Prince will lund at 4 o'clock , Previous to the departure from Norfolk of the Brooklyn, the masters’ mates of that vessel were discharged, and replaced by midshipmen. A similar change will take place in all naval ‘vessels having masters’ mates on board. A EARP ONL TARLANREAN SE Gos liant affair ns i 548 N. E. Cor. 12th & C Sts, One square South Penn. Av. WASHINGTON, D.C. By the Heasemmig tt wis 08. ON Commissioner of the General Land Office. NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Ce ey HoRRiBLe MURDER.—Son and Sister Killed,— Every person atria So eae right ot pre-emption renton deliver passengers at to lands within the towns! parts reine Alarich, a convict, who had just served | The Powhatan hauled into the navy-yard at | 8" 20-tf mire atid! mentioneds we regi te ra ch out q tert of five yearatn the Virginia Penitentia- | Philadelphia on Saturday. Her pay roll will re- AME POLVIN'S FEMALN AL TERA. | talish the same to the ion, Kepere that his family had moved “sorose an 7, 2un4 | turn from Washington on Monday. We belitve E PLULS, for the exalusive use af fe it thi is notice, ‘and ‘efore t eds) tne tract clamed will be. feited. 1 little less than $80,000 will suffice to pay off her crew. The distance run by the Powhatan from Norfolk to China was 16,367 miles, which she ring Ww Warfieid, Lawrence county, Va., the Kanawha "he ler any Of tl zit eter artes onmtor Leverularitios ofthe Mesent “Sihess Pills should gover be talon by Ihe Most slow k rug ner, literally cuttin vd munissioner ef the to pieces, tak): it her beart sailed over in 96 days. She steamed 18,784 miles, re females za duds =; WS prcete seat Throw! sed oad bang and wasat sea, on the station proper, 18 days, | {urine Fregnaeey, ae they “woud be aute Yo causa | , Note —Under et sha remintions Sancy river. RF yg bod of his son a lid of about | She was actually at sea 313 days, and traveled about girard, at Paris, France For sale &t 179 advertising cones ws biter we —— a met ny he near 57,278 miles. The authorities of the navy-yard ron Bi oppepits Bmithsouian, the a Aw bya ble scar, on one foot, “ had were pleased with the ship. 8u 20-M.witw ef ands. 2a Peaceaste Conpition oy THe Urax Invians. A letter received at the Indian Bureau from Major FP. Dodge, Indian agent for Western Utah, dated] nis at __corner iith stand Pa, a “Camp at Lake Bigler, Sierra Nevada Moun- TAR ORANGE BL iM WEDDING EN- talus, July Sth,?? reports bis agrival there anda Meena by reserved Ue sive acd stock: y eos by a wikewo had obtatnng ene tbe 08 the ion of these deeds. fiend. with bis gum in hand. ted to the woods, sa¢f 4 that he intended to Kill Lis father and molher « iwe otber persons—and then the take him, burn bins at the stake, or di wi Bim” 7/2 hime” The extited people age ECEFIVED AND FOR SALE, 5 SL ea K Mae WE ge SYRUP, “ For Children Teething * . C. FORD, Jr. Denaggitt, the nae eikevioe” ne eon Land Oey | ‘3 Fs diets Gf GENTS FU BNINUING GOOG and oppo-ite Post Office, Tal Ww” ; conference with the Washoe tribe. Althotghef-|..;,- Tine Cant Bes Sorts bad been made to precipitate this tribe tuto © gury-ot ° 396 Paves bok Gah anny won't,