Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1860, Page 2

_ _—— WASHINGTON NEWS AND Gossir. —~e—— THE EVENING STAR. : Important Decision AFFECTING THE TITLE TO WASHINGTON OITY: Property xgar Cincinnati, On1o.—The Secre. TUESDAY....... «August 21, 1860 | tary of the Interior has recently made a decision of upon a proposition of the legal representatives John C. Symmes (by their attorney, Henry S_ Coxe, Esq.,) that they will pay tanto the Treasury of the United States, under the 3d: ection of the’ Spirit ef the Merning Press. The Constitution argues at length in favor of the doctrine that Congress has power to protect Property in the Territories The Intelligencer devotes 2 column or so to a review of the sizvery question fn its relations to the various political parties. ————-e s 7A boy named Henry Nolan recently died in Brooklyn under singular clreumstances. Three years ago he worked in Thursby’s ropewalk, when the boys there struck for wages. Nolan re- fused to join the strike, and kept at his work. By this he incurred the enmity of the other boys, and two of them meeting him alone one day, In some part of the factory, tied him hand and foot and bound bint toa post, with his body in an in- verted position. He remained thus for about two hours, when he was discovered and released. He ‘Was seriously ill at the time and never recovered. Consumption and some disease of the bones en- sued, and, after a lingering iliness of three years, he died. fF" Three Congo negro boys, brought to New York city in the captured slaver Kibby, have been removed to the Eldridge street jail. They only escaped from being landed with the 412 other victims by secreting themselves beneath the forecastle floor. Here they lived for three days, on scraps of biscuit, and but for being accidentally discovered they must have perished, and tify seemed to prefer such a death to falling into the hands of the slavers. When discovered they were much afraid, but by kind treatment gradually became assured of their safety and more bold. They are bright, intelligent chil- dren, the oldest of whom is about ten years, and they exhibit great aptitude for repeating English ‘words and learning the names of things. Each of them writes his name in letters somewhat similar to those of the Chinese. $15,360, with interest from the 30th of September, and possession of the townghip oP land mentioned in said section of said act; and upon a modified proposition of the attorney for the parties, asking, on the payment of the money and interest, “to re- quiet and peaceful possession of the same.” Oblo. Tux Javanese Emsassy—Tuz Procress or THE NiacaRka.—The steam frigate Niagara, on her way to Japan with the Embassy from that country on board, reached the Cape Verde Islands on the 17th of July, having made the distance in seventeen days. The Japanese expressed them- Selves as much pleased with their visit to this country. They had caused to be removed from ‘the cabin assigned to them almost every article of furniture which had been provided expressly for their use, preferring to sit on the carpet in the Oriental style: They managed to wile away the time in eating, smoking, playing chess, etc Tommy. sends back the following letter to “a friend 2” You do not know how happy we were come to visit to united States and exceedingly present time all over and so buitifal country e hing verry astonishd as the rail road train the Capital, the Patent Officie—Smithonian musium which has my oe, curisohity there—the Baloons—bui- ful Steam! fire engine—fire work—the the- atre—big ball—Dance—music—verry fine sordier Ppracession—march—Sprended uniform buildin: and pretty ladys & &. I have cried when [ New York, at thoughts of leaving, Captain Porter —SS Leeand—Dupont Dr. Mcdenail Mr. Lee- jand aud Mr. Guido Methan and great maney other friend. 1 expect return back in to Bnaplish to study English & nT ae ee [Here the letter is signed in Japanese } Tarxish OnzszRo. Tommy. of Cincinnati, in the State of Ohio, —_>-—_ or Java. —s——— to school at javigation, and and that the award is therefore a nullity. SSeS CBS Persenal. - Mr. Alfred Dickens, a brother of Charles Dickens, recently died at Manchester, England. *+** Gen. Joseph Lane is to attend the agricul tural fair at Rockville, Md., in September. He ‘Was there four years ago. -+++ Judge Longstreet, of Miss , who, as amem- ber of the Statistical Congress, resented Lord Brougbam’s insult to Mr segs! leaving the Congress, is in town, staying th Secretary Thompson. The Grand Tour: mueller, removed. > ——— about 7 o’clock. AvevstT 21, 1800. Philadelphia, Pa.. -cloudy, wind NE Baittmore. Md... e1 it Marshall's Pa. lear, warm. tion. Washington, D. 6. loudy, wind 8 Correspondence of The Star. Petersburg, Va. clear, warm Marsgatu’s Paviziox, St. Mary’sCo.,Md, | Norfolk, Va.. -clear, 0°, wind S Mr Editor: As we are commanded to “render +overcast, 74°. unto Czsar the tings that are Casar’s,” I should -clear, hot. feel myself derelict in duty did I fail to express, sclear, warm. through the columns of your widely circulated per, some portion of the pleasure experienced ae a two week’s visit to Marshall's Pavilion. A beautiful location, an attentive host, and Polite servants, all tend to render it pleasant and home- like, whilst invalids will find Its pure air and un- exceptionable salt-water bathing a sovereign pan- acea. In addition to the usual attractions, the guests were, onthe I7th, enliveued by an ad- mirably arranged and well-conducted Tourna- ment. A beautiful day. the sweet tones of With- ers’ ever-popular band, the gaily decorated stands and arch, with the American flag fluttering from every available point, the ncing 8, the richly attired knights, the enere maidens, and lastly, the ‘‘darkies,”’ th their shining black skins and glittering white teeth, their faces beating in the exuberance of their delight, all com bined to render it a scene long to be remem- .Clear, warm Barometer at the Smithsonian at 7 a. m » (cor- rected for tem:perature,) 30,031; at noon, 30 025. ‘Thermometer at 7 a. m., 73°; at noon, 52°. Maximum during 48 hours ending 9 a. m. to- , 89°; minimum 72%°. Amount of rain this morning, measured at the an inch. (np Seaneeeeneesunneeerarsmeenesesee 1.0. 0. F.—GRAND ENCAMPMENT — An adjourned meeting of the R. W. Grand Encampment of the District of Columbia will be held THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at @ ovclock. ‘The installation of officers willtake place andoth + business of importance will be transacted, e By order ‘The successful contestants for the bonors were J. C. Askew, who, bearing off the ring oftener than bis rivals, was awarded tue highest honor, and selected as Queen of Love and jeauty Miss Delia Harris. Mr. Askew rode as the Kaight or the Broken Heart. Mr. Jas. Roche, as Ivanhoe, selected as First Maid of Honor Miss Celeste Smith. Dr. Waiton, as Knight of America, se- Senith. De. ? WM, COOPER, G. Scribe, jee ts Margaret [brie as Second. Mr. Chas. | — 7 3 t CELEB! -D Wise, as Knight of Patuxent, selected Miss Nelite WAVY AARNE CUE CELEBRATED Greeuwell as Third Maid of Henor; and Dr. le-2w -SMITH'S, No. 460 Sevonth street. Morgen, as the Discarded Knight, selected Miss Ellen Ford as Fourth. Whilst the knights wete tilting, a stranger knight rode into the lists and demanded the according to biswight the privilege of breaking a lance for ‘“ Lee fair.” It was granted by the seduce, and the stranger entered as the Unknown Knight, he being closely masked superb. One cannot aging a than this graceful knight upon bis J istribution of the bonors, the judges awarded to him a wreath, ‘which; if not so cestly as the others, possessed the merit of being nature’s own handiwork—a barrel hoop, covered with cedar. The knight raised bis mask, and low and behold, a well-known and pe Weabingtonian, Henty Otterbak. he tilting being over, the spectators scattered over the grounds to while away the time until the closing scene of the festival in the shape of a ball. which was crowded with feir ladies and brave cavaliers, whose happy faces gave evidence of their pleasure. Cupid, wicked fellow, rioted in blindness, sad Bis shaft i an nace es , sent with an unerriag aim at doth pachslas.ond be prem re ‘ Byes ved to eyes that spake again. And ali went merry asa marriage bell mene I understand that Mr. Marshall contenipiates Tepeating the tournament about the bth of Oc tober. Ifso, may I be there to see. Leasnot ge begged sai: a deserved tribute to Dr. Walton, the gen’ manly assistant of Mr. Marshall —a lite, courteous gentleman, the piince if fellows, aod the ne plas ultra of ests. “* Long may he wave.” ALece L. Tatess to THE Parsce— The Canadian ag ving eecihgeereacn Wales oe 2 ce, whie! 7 y ay s-t bim thinking suteusly if the patieen of his visit is to see about estab Hamilton Pimes, speaking of bis intended visit to the United States, remarks: “A valuble lesson ‘Will the young Prince learn from observing the Rreeperity of that Jeers whom his ancestors veto rebellion. He will see how little a free and nagotio People really depend how easi yar can be di wise it isto dispense with the prerogatives which are entru: vd +29 referred to, it keer ne ; writercould oles nore we inst { ulow- ing it if the same necessity ex ited M. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Nay porch is at No. 21 End. Ly *e>ool for giris at No, ndiana avenue, in which will be tauz ht French and ® s00d English education. au 21-2aw3w OR PHILADELPHIA—The steamer . F Alger, UL ADE Fenton, has ar- £.* rived aud will receive freight for th above port on “& hursday. to sai Friday moruing,at ll o'clock. . HY VE & DAVEDSON, eu 21-5 STORE FOR RENT AN ‘OR: E: zap FIXTURES For J.C. GIBSON, No, 20 Maxxet Srace* _ Batween tin and 9th Streets STRAW HATS, STRAW ! Crenhito ott siden apathy Hats see STRAW BAT coal ate red until the close of the season at LANE’S Fashionable Hat and « ap Store, . au 9 im ‘a. ov., near Four-and a-halfat. Ww ASHIN GTON SELECT SCHOO. "The exercises of tins sehool- will tas ine MONDAY, mover ers ence on D street, near Star at res. au Zt let SAMUEL KELLY, Principal. GJREEN GINGER AND PICKLING VINE. 10 Peay D©R VINEGAR, (warranted,) | 1 Wid noe Gia White and Black NUSPARD SEED, ; TUMERIC. WHITE PEPPER aod all necessary for pickles. ith 7 YAN No. 44, opposite Cente @ an 21 cost *helveon nh tnd ten eteette, HE ESPECIAL ATTENTIO: T Navy YARD FRIENDS AND aroun BRSIs called to our new CLOTHING ESTAB. “LL-H ‘'T’, corner of Seventh and K streets, lntending to make th.s our perma! Chesd t peoerved, we sepe to receives ‘iberal sha, giolpation: ie ir i ave ca Biya lh dealing and lo prices aa Ingredients i BAR & BROTHER. TO THE PUBLIC. W: Cali the attention of our Hisiae aad the pub- oality C.D LUNG RETA BLAST Meek eat vality Cl. Ma: Surner of Seventh ‘and Es qtom, @ large stoc. Se OxvorNaten Bitrers.—We have frequent oc casious to of this remarkable medicine, Je. cause we bave full faith tm iw excellence, ‘and know of many instances where it has performed almost mireeilous cures. It is ie " s signed as an antidote Dreperelss indigestion, a To: for where we bave on. Weghington, aod numerous ened of stomach. discovered and perfected by a reg ph: war 1 8 super'or kid ty heretofore sold in thi after years of research and pract jenee in ‘brio and Low Prices medicine It is entirely-unlike ‘loth peach Pehion huss Biwaye be mone motts)we hepetsait ‘with which we are acquainted, and ts the | taine ds Patronage from wur friends disease by its very leavin, ve de, | Sud thedpubiic. Bind. Sold by all teapectable draygists fr tae} _euziaw BAR & BROTHER. Velie Rete nine = | Si PRNINS AND PAINTING. Mi. “ 4 is Te ’ i iby the Washi i eet Ee Reghelinas made Uér appearance ia Pr two duos: most of use asetion jon store ot TO. ‘Albertine Eslinger, She Wess formane re & Co. itis hiv purpose i : necuatomed art laborp. ihapene Shem for instrec, DWAWING, LAN BE, > Nv 'RAIT PAIN . v sobolaatio Instruct igthtaa avenge, nltva Raa act of Congress of 3d of March, 1963, the sum/of, 1794, on receiving trom the United States a patent: ceive from the United States a full and perfect title to the township known as the college or re- served township within his (Symmes’s) patent, and t have every power and ald which the Gov. ernment may lawfully exert to be placed in the The decision is to the effect that no further as- surance of title to any lands included in the patent to Symmes can be made by the Department; that the legal title to none of the lands included within the bounds of that patent now remains in the United States; and tbat, therefore, it would not be practicable to give any further assurance of title to parties who make the payment as proposed by the representatives of Symmes tban such as would be afforded by a certificate that the money had been paid into the Treasury by them, under the proviso embraced in the 3d section of the act of 1803, and that no portion of the lands embraced within the original patent will thereafter be en- cumbered with a trust for the use of schools in By the patent to Symmes of date 30th of Sep- tember, 17$4, the title to 311,692 acres of land was conveyed to him, with certain reservations and trusts. Among the latter was one that six miles Square in the centre of said lands should be re- served for erecting an academy under the direc- tion of the then Governor of the Territory north- west cf the Ohio, within five years from date of petent. This fact explains the trust encumbrance for the use of schools mentioned in last paragraph. The proposition of Symmes’s representatives was to obtain possession of the reserved six miles square, which, it seems, was never used for the Purpose indicated in the patent. The lands are now very valuable, being situated near the city Navat.—Advices from the Hartford, flag-ship of the East India squadron, state that she arrived at Shanghai from Hong Kong on the 25th of May. She found the Saginaw in port, thirty-two days from the Sandwich Islands, and in good order. Commander Berrien had arrived out and taken command of the John Adams. Purser Speiden had been condemned by medical survey, and sent to the United States. The Niagara with the Ja- panese on board, who were all well, touched at Porto Grando, on the 16th of July, for coal, and would also touch at Loando, thence to Mauritus Tue Pasacuay Ducision.—The decision of the Paraguayan Commission being that the Company had no right of damage against the government of Paraguay, and that Paraguay was not responsi- ble for damages, the company has filed with the Pres‘dent a protest, on the ground that the Com- missioners exceed their jurisdiction in determin- ing the question of liability, which had been set- tled by the convention between the two countries, Appointment —Jobn Friend was yesterday ap- pointed pension agent in place of Mr. Hessen- Tux Wratur.—The following report of the weather for the morning is made from the Amer. isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith- sonian Institution. The time of observation is Smitbsontan Institution, thirteen-hundredths of RY P. DUNCAN Will, on the second (the 10th) of September next, ope c the ordinary branch's of Georgetowr. SELLING OFF ENTIRE STOCK AT COST. Men’ reat inducements will ba On the Wing. Correspondence of The Star. GLen Hoss, Waite Movnrains, ~ =< August 10, 186». } Canapa Wist—Hamitton anv Toroxto—Ca- XaDIAN CostuMES—M&. GRaDGRIND ON THE Sr Lawrexce—Suoofine tu Rarips—Mowtmity At—QUEBEC— THE Grann Truxx Roar Taaoven Veruowt axv Naw Hamrsugme 10 THE Wire Motntains. oy Dear Star: Leaving Niagara Falls for the hife | Mountains ¢ia Montreal and Quebec, I land route to Toronta, that might have\an op- portunity to see of Canada W eaty more particularly of Hamilton and Toronto Both of these cities are set down in the guide books aud. gazeteers as active business places and rapidly In- creasing in population and wealth. Consequently 1 was surprised tofind Hamilton a ruined city, as it were with every branch of business, completely Prostrated It {s estimatéd that not less than half the tenements and stores in Hamilton are for rent at the present moment, and that not less than ten thousand persons have left the city for «‘ the States” since December last. Probably the num- bets have been over-estimated, but itis certain that the city is in a bad way at present. And yet it has so remarkably a commanding position, at the head of the western extremity of Lake Ontario, and with such superior railroad connections by the Grand Trunk road, Toronto and Montreal way, and the Great Western road, towards the States, that it was considered five years ago to have the most brilliant prospects of any city in that part of the western country. * This decay is attributed to various causes, but the one dwelt on mainly is the crushing taxation brought about by the mismanagement of the governing of influential clzss. For instance, water works, by which the supply is brought from Lake Ontario, bave been constructed at such Cost that the city is at its wits’ end to pay even the interest upon the money. What the city hasdone, however, is done well. The buildings are su- tion to anything we can show in the States in the same proportion, being mainly of stone, and put up asif forall time. The same may be said of Toronto and Montreal. Toronto I found laboring to some extent under the same business depres- sion. Many houses were up for rent, but there seemed to be some improvements going on, es- pecially along the wharves. At Torontol took the lake steamer for Kingston, and found myself among a swarm of the tourists who are just now availing themselves of the round trip tickets issued by the Grand Trunk road to visit Niagara Fails, Canada folks were noticeable in the crowd indi- cated to some extent by acceut and peculiarities of costume. The Canadian bucks are all wearing canvas (sailcloth) shoes for coolness, and these being of snowy whiteness, givean exceedinghy barefooted look to the wearers till one gets used to the kink. They also patronize colored shirts with white col- lars, parti-colored hats, and other oddnesses of costume. These, in conjunction with sundry Great-Britainous peculiarities — leg - of - mutton whiskers, ruddy color, Perked-up noses, baggy trowsers, &c., &c., mark them quite distinctly from the’ somber-costumed Yankeedoodles on board. The Canadian girls wear the turban hats, as worn by their cousins of Albion, and have a wrinkle of their own for traveling purposes in the shape of pea-jackets of the coarsest and heavicst materials possible. At Kingston we made the usual change of beats, for the passage down the St Lawrence, the lake boats not being suitable for the river navigation. We entered among the Thousand Islands early in the morning, and there was a general tumble-up and turn-out of the passengers to see these world- renowned wonders of the upper St. Lawrence There was a leaden sky, however, with unfavor- able lights, and the islands didn’t show up well. I wes almost tempted to sympathize with Mr. Gradgrind,who was on board, and who made the following observation : Gradgrind (to wife of his bosom) —‘« My dear, let’s goto breékfast now, and be ready for the 5), Lt-seelng when we come to jt.” Wife —* Why, dear, we are in the most inter esting part” Gradgrind —‘‘Are we? (consulting bis guide- book hurriedly.) Why, so we are?’ Even Mr. Gradgrind though was forced to ad- mit that there was something in it as we com. menced shooting the rapids; and in going down “the Long Sault” more or less of the ladics felt, or imagined they felt, really sea-sick, from the tossing of the boat in the boiling current. ‘The excitement culminated at Lachine, when the canoe of the celebrated Indian pilot, Batiste, shot out from the shore and that worthy mounted. the steamer’s side, and taking bis stand by the quartette of robust steersmen required at the wheel in these troublous waters, entered upon the serious business of taking the steamer down the dangerous channel to Montreal. But these and other matters of interest on and about the St. Lawrence, have been so fully and graphically described by the Editor of the Star, in bis letters of last summer, that I shall venture to touch upon them but lightly. The Montrealers were busy with preparations for the reception of the Prince of Wales, triumphal arches (shain affairs of wood, covered with imusiin) were being erected at the corners of all the Principal streets; an immense ball-room of our Fourth of March- Inauguration sort, had been improvised; the shabby statue to Nelson was being touched up with fresh stucco and paint, and a general titriva- tion of the whole city was going on. To all out- side appearances the disposition todo boner to the Royal family was universal. An explosion which took place but a night or two ago at the meeting of the Montreal city councils, indicates, however, that this is only surface smoothness. The row broke out in consequence of a Proposi- tion by some patriotic member to substitute the name of Victoria Square for that of Commis- Sioners Square, and the. French Canadian op- Posing members are said to have expressed their dissent with extraordinary violence and bad tem. per. Montreal presents a thriving, business as- pect, although most of its shipping is now away, not yet returned from what iscalled the first of Spring voyage of the year, Quebec, which 1 reached by the St. Lawrence, bas mach more shipping visible about its wharves, and the display.of lamber in the acres of rafts moored along the banks is a wonderfal spectacle to the eye of the stranger, but on landing the difference between the live city of Montreal and the half alive city of Quebec 16 at once. manifest. ‘The business of the.Grand Trunk road at Point Levi, opposite Quebec, gives an animated. appear- ance to this locality, mueh more so than is notice able at any point of the city itself. The Grand Trunk seems to have done much to quieken in- dustry and open up new markéts and feeders botb for Canada and Maine, but is financially in a bad }. - way itself, having been, like the Hamilton water works, perhaps, of unnecessarily expensive con- struction and management. From Point Levi to Richmond, the junction with the Montreal branch. the road passes through a ‘rather uninviting fract of country,—cold, ‘ston y'Iand, wit: blasted , scathed trees, 2nd the houses were slight woes shanties, evidently recent. erections since th building of the road. We shot through miles of raspberries, the bushes being quite red with them, and at the stations numbers of ‘little girls, Frenchy in dress and dialect, came to the cur windows offering these berries in delicious freah- ness for sale, put up in unique little birch bark boxes. They were so cheap too that it was a gett to ¥ oe and a great, many quarts we: isposed of by Passengers, who soon presente an exceedingly comical appenrwace, with, 4 ers, faces and garments dyed a sangutnary red - r p wera on the way to, the Vermont lie; country improved in appenrance, having more + adap smiling aspect of the St. < Many charming rivers éulfven the on this road from this poltit.to the White Mountajas. For miles we course long by the beautiful St. Francia; after leaving the Ptoturesque Chandiere, and in turn come upon the head waters of the Coanecticut, » dancing . monntatn stream ; end almost in the same neighborhood fall he silvery thread ‘that’ farther down swells tp the lakes, and the Uprising of grand mountain ra “8, the eye is Kept in constanf exercise seeking a perior in material and thoroughness of construe- | Montreal, Quebec, &c. Quite a sprinkling of! possibi Ing f and it is a matter —__WANTS. g ADC je opening for our 4 8 - of ss constant surgeice (M's teste could have} WY ANTES A WIDOW win Saums Sesisse pontive, MsaLe been found here presenting so few engineering a sville, Va, => pales Srom Weak 2Le BUILDERS . OF * be . ©. ditticulties. papers, painted shed. It will be. rem Bavihe ty 3 At Gorham, New Hampshire, we left the cars onditi living and money con tl promisps. t and 166k stage for | ae For ata two story brick, | Bot, w ton. a romantic ri it irt Twe address “ W.”” Wash- ce ing Peabody river, and: ing & grade of} ngtoa, D.C. * au 2i St ‘ormor etreet aad one handed feet to'the mile. TH@ White Moun NTEDBWARD fr 8 ce tlowan and wife, | Minty & Pores casktantthy de lare Lo] taing re she fas this and thedvers} or ix monthi Ich SE Pry month will | of tne purcheee money tobe pent tener oF owls 1 Rouse Addeess, wi lity, &e., J. A. B. the property will bet ly ‘resold —s sien given UpoR ‘terme. OF) an We drow up i n-4 Peeler sin- au di. BARNARD Thr ‘Aucte. gle beded rooms for new arrivals was 2 fog- Ay By A. GREEN, Auotioneor. "TOP La N Denied “tecee hit Sat orn one, and, as the event proved, some forty of the party were glad to rough it on the parlor ED-Rre young wan, twenty-one years xe. & SITUATION as clerk in mstot = writes a fair baud. and is quick at ficur reference given. Please ‘shires E Post Office. a floor. in the of Washington, jae nen = - circ ANONS sont farlies requiring serya: hes ‘ton, or mee ot Tae NS—as o ll find to their aly tage tonpply to bes —. ar the ‘4 % Course,’ “] o. ntelligence and House Agency office, NE AND BROWN Peers Cee Kency : trust, one bearing date ‘i “ iH Louisiana ay near City Hall, where ordors wiil ‘end re- Lhe su riber begs leave to info: the cit sora with ‘atte: ‘on rensonanle 4 pga pest ge ngake gent Toro slave hoya for hire. H, are eee Auxillary of steam power for sawing and manufae | _ = = Work ioth i Hous branches: Martie Mancels, Table and Watt | Vy ANTE rR Ready and industrions man. a stand Toj Monuments, Tomb and Head | mendations given, Address M. C., Star Office, Stones, indow Linteis, Bilis, Steps and | "PIS %P . Platforms, Ya purchased a large stock ofIt lian Mabe oP Peers ae ane este ny Wovartieceionewtsar gastrin PERSONAL. iladelpbia, or peu more. 3 ee i i oT siabs at the same CAUTION. wiek feprea bnsh ‘Now York, asd-on eocemac: | ALLL Porasrs are - r cautioned from harboring my danghter Maria, who left my house and I have re ~ son to believe is xecrated in some house of iil fame. ‘Tre law will be rigidly enforeed upon any eros guilty ofthe offense. A liberal r ward given oany one reiurning her to me at the aay Yard. au 21-2t* THOMAS BRANSON, MADAME PEIAX, FORTUNE TELLER, from Paris, informs her former friends, and the gait generally, that she has removed to 464 ‘euth street, hetween FE and F, where she will be pb all who will favor her with a eall. an 13- CS ee MADAME ORRICE, Tar Gangs A YA Gist anD Bonen just ‘ur ope. highly gifted intelligent can No. 205 Prreuty-vocond etreak between aad Washineton, jel é hi a Jarge of Pantbe Sens, Ore ef AP, Hore ed Patfahing tty at ‘New York pr teée., Mnonssnae 9 enter “Sear: (ROPHEREGRD aia 8u21-3m Washington, D.C. RMY SUPPLIES. uae Orrick oF ARMY CLot#ine anp wey eee HILADS: » August 17, 1360, SzaLep Proposa. invited, and wiil be re © ived at this office, until 10 o’clock a. m., of Thurs - day, the fourteenth day of September next. for teraiehing by contract the following Army Plies an Materiaie, deliverable at the United States Clothing and uipnge Depot, (Schuylkill Athoe yarde Sloth dare bles Ciniger wool dyed) ards olot 1a, **for espa 54 inches wids. to weigh about 14 wz — tm ee Toellindete ie wis toast treeees | TOOK C UT FOR THE «LS erems of sale: One thitd ash; the balaxce int weiner Lek eT SAVE cLue ‘acd 12 months, for which ths pur ard, 5,000 ary, Tia kets, woo! aray, (with the letters PRIZE bs | amy 8 e be bere PIC-NIC, juired to give his notes bearing inte. est = in bisok, 4 inches ong, in thecsntre,) AtARLINGTON SPRING, — . of sale, and secured by @ deed of trust upon to be7 foct iong, and 5 feet 6 inches wide,| ay 29 TUESDAY, September 4th, 1960. previses. “ to weigh § pounds cach, m s ee - satiate Should the pw | te comply with the ‘9,000 yards of fisnnel, dark b'ue (indigo woo!l- T " , sk. 0. 0. of sale within five days after the day of nie, dyed) 54 inches wide, to weigh 10 ounces HE MEMBER* OF ‘STRAT, LODGE. | the trustee reserves as to, saan i pree- per yard. No. 1, will give a PIC NI CO. erty, at the rink and ovat ting pel 190,000 yards flannel, whits (cotton and wool) 31 | LUWBIA SPRINGS, on MONDAY. ser, upon giving five days previous pubic no ice inches wide, to weigh 63s ounces per yard | 27th instant, for the bevefit of the by advertisement, 1 some P in 80,000 yards Cauton flannel, <7 inc wide, to | wiiows orphsn children of eaid the city of Washingt »n. the time, place, and . weigh 7 ouaces par yard. . Lodge ‘kets Fifty Cents. terme ofeuch reale. All conveyances at the coat 80,000 yarde cotton aril ing. nobleached, 27 inches | _ au 13-3t* COMMITTER. | of the purohaser. B. B.LASERY. © wel ces . 7 5 +, Trastee. canta yuan conenaattee, ableached, 36 10ches yep eS Se cokds A ehian Auct. ide, to weigh ounces per yard. = —_— wid . Bn if ray, 3 sizes, properly od ote fe flesce worl with double mud ~ twisted yarn, to we ,b3 pounas perdozen 15,000 Paras. Restis sheeting, 42 inches wide, East Washingten Bap’t Sunday feheol, ToGLYMONT PAVILION, On WEDNESDAY, 21 August, 189, THIS AFTERNOON 4 TO-MORROW Ry A. GREEN, Avotioneer. — PANDSOM® THREE-STORY FRAME best quality. enh School having chortered Lond Papas ———yag 2 OURSES ON rE os ras a m4 i ER, ivean Excursion ICTION. a s hed ". sein rig line, inahon wie, Dost | O8Li0RR aia Gi cat ah aens” geen | Afrtaeh Oe buat tied of oaea Tia 8 tue committee pledge themselves" ity. 10,00. yards cotton muslin, unbleached, 36 icches s black silecia, best quality, $6 inches s buckram, best quality, 40 inches 1 wadding, cotton. 5 and 3¢ inches wide. pei ce 's ‘— F Bilk. twist in sewing silk, best puslity per pound. Linen thread, W. B. oenien pound. do Blue, No, 30 8 40. lo. Be ao assorted colors, No. 3) a 49 perib, 999 dozen spools cotton. ‘ , 500 pieces webbing, | and 1% inch. 39,000 rerds coe juck, 2 inches wide, to i ounces per yard. 2.00 yords cotton ‘iuck, Beg inches wide, to eigh lOcunces perya'd. __ us 30,00 yards cotton duck. 83 itches wide, to weigh cart of Lot No 6 Ll N, with the im: ° . 6. 1n square No. 267, ote ‘which are tw “food thee story frame Eseven pith Suge haining, Ssieming Sekt Stas -. roperty is jsomely situated, fronti trek went be — south Bande strecte, 1 Terms : ‘One fourth sath lance 16.1.1 nnd for notes baring interest 0 oun = given and 5 deed of trust uken. indispural A. GREEN, Anot. that De effurt will be spared to make this equal to it rmer ©. reions. “Tho boat willivave her wharf, (cot ¢f'Seventh st . (Island) st ha {past 7 o'clock; Navy Yard at § o'clock; Biacden’s wharf at hall-past 8 o'clock, touching at Alexandria going returning Withers's Brass Band has been engaged for the Occasion. &. Refreshment: may be had at city prices. Adult tickets, 3) cents; chiidren and servants, 15 cents. Ce atter, ‘ Robert Clarke, seas i B_ Jenkins, Charles Allen, ‘amnael Lee, Gro. ©. Walker. au is St RAND EXCURSION, Tho Methodist t otestant Church, Ninth atreet, will make an Excursion to B ) 2 a rooms eaok. w The on suisd By |. C. MOGUIRE & ¢ O.. Auctioneers. RUSTEES SALE OF LO Jur Car ro: Stazst —On Ves ‘a TERNOON, Avenel tion RB. aot J. x deed of trast from Thomas A. Mit s 27th, ae 3 recorded in Liner J. densburg by Ba'timore and Ohio. Railroad, on WEDNESDAY, Angust 24, 1960, - , prds acd thesele, for trampetsand bugles, | _ This Excursion isluseudeu fo he sosutiog axirn. Pe, ) rted ool © Choir wi! gives Concert. free, om the grounds. | wonthe, with istercet s pw Fe ry bl)? 1,000 yarde 3¢ inch silk laos, assorted colors. Prepared for the oocasion. Refreshments can be | On the ¥ 10,00 yards 4, 3 and {35 inches worsted lave. do. | Obtained on the «:ounde h Ail convey; Ma the oort of the purchaser. 17,000 hat cords, wors sorted colors 3-16 inch | A linner will bo served in the grove . E. y —— diameter, with & tassel at each eud two | Tickets, for adult. cents; children, 25 cents. Caleb Cie Ty SEL EEE, seat anak, mat a Paps Srtes Wo iahaynesiotece Beaty | eneenen LE = ces Ase 5,0 i ‘ugh, Ssventh st . Ballantyne’s letween Dand F. | ——————____ i Diner Hngiishooney oud wuss Barco | sis. ithe office of Dr PG Clastom fete haloes FUTURE DAYS 17,00 bisek ostrich feaths s, |2 inches long. en McPherson’ Navy Yard; ~ 17,500 brass eagies. 20) brass crossed cannon. swell's drag store. he committee. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. The train will leave begicn.. 308 do: do. Come one—Come all, esbres 100 do castion. Gen Tvo STORY FRAME HOUSE ax» Twe Lo LONTING OR step ey i ets. T OF TH PiTOL, AT AUCTION t any as Niguate ool tereine “for suidons, and Nesbay the 24 lustant tinelt reil, AMUSEMENTS. ASHINGTON THEATER. the premises. at 6 o'clock p. ote ) te square south of square 0.915, it her =. sion of said cquare, The two Lots front forty on Maryiand avenue. at the corner of 8th street front of aud 1s, kies,iron roller, % and 1% inch quality 5) gross buokles for neok stocks. br ler. x S W. Guexx. east, with the improv'ments, which ares geod 500 Pais SosgGLae let hades pair bronzed Sole Lessee and Manager. "3 oe two story Frame House &e. scales. ‘ THIS ESTABLISHMENT Terms: $30 cash; the bainnoe in 6 and 12 months. 8,009 pair corporal 4am privates’ brass, and 15) | wit) op-n for the seqular Fall and Winter Season pol meee? rs Sptovest from taste. A oud aS ate ecm mg beat guatity, on the night of TRURSDAY. Novaemsgs Isr. ‘aiea deed ~ GREcR le 2,5° gross shirt do jo ne JOSEPH JEFFERSON, A stasis med e. will commen 4 " sagement of Twe ve Nichts on MON, 2,000 gross suspender buttons, do 159 bugles. with extra mouth pieces, 150 trampeta, do Bs J.C McGUIRE & CO. Aucthoneers. Sys TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE A % b . Bw UT Lor on 61H sTRE»T WEST, BETW, iD 2 ffes, B and C. ; ve ) Seat er i Wis * NORTH, AT AvcT.ON—Os Te URSDayY 2 gms, complete, wr Nery. BRILLIANT STARS AFTERNOOD 21. at 6 o’oolck, On te oO 10 i mtry. Premises, we shale ti In the Theatrical Firma ne. t premsiess, we bale: « No. 14 in Square 486, 80) om heads, batter. ommnnications if atdressed to 8 W. io bey rey G and BW snare, GLaNN, “Old Bowery Theater,” New York, will streets north, runuing back 8 fet toe 15 feet 2” do snares, sets. meet with prompt attention, au la-uf | alley, to er witht ¢ Ore ness, Sunsieting Lay ae ick, opie at 2 es Swe ry frame Dwe'ling House, ‘containing 3 wo cords, o! in Bo ir i do slings % TUN Bt TARY AND FANCY Cos Terms ore, third ossh; the residue in 6 2 300 tent poles. wail sots, IER WHITE SULPHUR months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust wae do servants’ do SPRINGS, on WEDNESDAY, the 2d cf, gl + 2,00 tent pins, hospital, small, Angnst. A’ sufficient number of ba-nes have! au 20 dts J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Avet. P-{ = johod beta already boen obtained to ensure it to be a very bill- By BA EY, neers. 106) tent buttons, (wood) small. ay yd the te it ng Stazes and hacks connect with each trainin Wa-- Georgetown, D.C 20; 00 tent wlips. odo <3 he g eee ee a ORNUCOPIa Hulk. aT AUCTION—On Abort tanner agin heme. | Koueegns ere nee nS Sesees ie os | CORNED ES Sete in AUT tne 2.00 pounds cotton sewing twine, 6 aud 3 strands, | _%¥ 17-4 ROBERT HUDGIN, Proprietor. | f : 15,40 pouncs Maoills tent cord, iarge, medium aud mail, best quality, ani valuahl> p-operty, the Be . on 5 15,00 tin canteens with cork stoppers,3 Pints, to Hotel.”’ situated on the corner of Mar! the Canal ket FREE CONCERTS! azeee Eanst vogFPLeky ex Sek avenue, be- Toe ner eheg amb in pe Seat o YA reapsctfally iN 'S during the clock on, ea onder, ovnteins ten rooma. tted . weigh 1134 ounces. twetm Ist and 24 streets, would pack buridirg: there is an exer ifent an oa 490 iron pots with Lails. bli spe A CO! This house is in ® most excellent por 3,000 mess pans, sheet iron. AC. wull be given ov SELECT MUS! Dave and Ay wenson, at h smo rans et ; cs ENT yar vera : (+ #ud is NOW under good reat to , 00 Camp ket 3 sizes, in nes! ‘ - . “4 a 4 s is Pavilion, commencing at 3 ‘his sale o} 8n Opport fo secures good bom inen ~ ast atl, peccsiny s aee gud ending st 10 p.m. Pi as to the Conoert, | business location, of fui au invecknone - Lic mick axe padi beat quali OPM ckc fa heats the macy nhoss “WCE | yg rms, One;thice anes he remlae m 6,8, and 00 4 mo! wi nt " ® cu s Som roveney Bach ao de. de CREA Re ICES. ana aes i 20 spades io = do i stoves for Sibley tents. 400 chains for Sibley tenta, sete. Ali the above mentioned articles in all respects to the sealed etanda: they can beexamin¢d, and any _ f iar) ob wet | ‘ample ferns of © woolen Ar thes wiil be sent by mail to bidders; it is bie that the articles be o1 domestic manufsc- . WATER 5 description of CONFECTIONERY altars reader ae 1008. partios er Gardens for Pic Nic par- poses, are requcrted to give aday or two notice. Je 18-3m er a teust on th ‘Titi “quitd BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auots By A. GREEN. Auctioneer, HAND SOMET KO TORY FRAME HOUSE Lor on rme Tstaxy at rE eau esha: eel in ot axp Lor THURSDAY, the 254 inet. the praminas, at 6 o'clock = . Weer = PENING. Tu: E STREET BOWING SALOON WILL open this Mo day evening, August 2th, 1869, For the season, having 1 F - if losed for the pa t three months for o The privilege is reserved by th. United t tates of the purpese of refitting everything aj Rion, of the oom by aint tne comes | sanggpisan jaye ha fonds and Shelpahi ang sntscaee 0 & 2 en 0 irty dsys notice of such desired inor-aue; and of one ona 4 =” ARR. eaS-iw' A. GREEN, A pene Bian Proposal which may be consider MARS POL IN’s: FEM LTERA- C. MoGUIRE & 00. The manufacturers’ establishment or dealers’ males 1 ve ng nage pe ~ ; “i of bu-iness must be specifically stated in the together with the names, add: posers Pai axe Avanux ye ‘Un responsibility of two persons 48 securi- H ‘ood, rbed § ‘and auth, at fies, with the sckuowledgments of said pereons | LOsbinE of Pood. Dista-bed Sleep a sell part of bat that they will be such ren: ity or will be responsi- | NB —These Pills shoul never be taken by pomend srusre No, 215, $8 foot Sie tat Pod eepbrity be faruished in case & con gums oy. 88 th ad be _— cause léth Cee 4 Ny “ < Bids from manufastarers of: or regular deal-| Rue Vangirard,at Paris, Freres heen a te rrwetth the ton il in rated foe toweat eays hie bidder | in Washingtogront® Stutbsoainn, the oniy eeeat he - wh: Co far fe the requi: eeout nenher the a EGRIVED AND FOR SA are ne St ee wn ey ty ate | RASA SARTRE ones ce DI of the proposa's, J 4 ted Tor thst fe cel 1 eq * For Children : uantit: Shonthiy proportions within four. y date of acce; jing.” S.C. FORD. jr, a Rae tance, and the remainder within three | au 18-3t aaenatine monthe A Ne yor te in tionthly or greater ref ~ cont W SUPPLIES ‘ Lit Weta he dated EW SUPE RST-CLASS ET A a = ee re oF De e i.out ODS. ta ar aut! and x Just ior Shirt, 5 dior she rY Fock ican saree ate | Wag ae os pe coger me Se tea the contragtor aud hie wee ah will be Repeie q Fe Canton Rew style Mous | © me ds OF = ic wh ty Gaathatyanse tee Datta | wll gedl ule, Clio iirany Cahevant{ Da sae Payments wnt Ee ceci Kerohiefs, prices from 7 cents 20 2 dozen; ali | tn ‘Lot No per cent. of the amount of e vagal se very searonabie ‘goods ws eee 3 Sav ets| som alee i agent Acca Et | wswee soba gos re | nae eee i z ae ALINDS OF Te pe) wn a -susetar Nata ie. rated. | MARSIAEMUR tree deen tr To perc PORTANT NOTICE, qait ’ ‘O Persons who ha s “tor 5 cl i we | Stee ve smal! rooms or able WALL PAPER atcost Nowi ‘time get your work done from 25.t0.30 poreeet, jens dn uaual priees, for Sto Ust cots lately owned by Dr, c. erste csarme A) lie gene ally, with every: in his line of business. "He kk # fro<h aad pate- CHEMICALS, MEDI some Pit} Wek aera 70, corner Roato. eetiee SUE a, die hiatiareas x « LD, Jee. BU 1etw ol! ae i ebuol of yulwe eoulsnert oe tt a