Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1860, Page 1

AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenues and lth st., Papers served in packages by carriers at $46 year, or 37 cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $3.50 s year, in advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; and for less than three mopths at the rate of 2 cemtss week. Single copies, ONE CENT; in wrappers, TWO CENTS. (7 ADveRrisgments anould be sent to the office before 12 0’c.ock m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. subscribing in clubs Coie sere erhe Meuse Sessa feeaes a Peemsae So Ebening Star. v&. XVI. WASHINGTON. .D. C.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1860. Ne. 2.873 0. 0. F.— cial cha of and ; if successors for- Mrs. Gurney’s famous, and also infamous Gk 2DICIN : The Grand Ledge 1 .@ ° F.— Vist to Mire, ee ee ee me oe ene ni EDUCATIONAL. GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS MEDICINES. Correspondence of The Star 7 if iball be recognized at the head of Brother. | bean entireforgery. |The Philadelphia American MISS JENETTE L. DOUGLASS AYER'’S SARSAPARILLA . knowing no sectional divisions and recog- | bas been shown a letter from Mrs. G. in which 3 ‘The pleasure of an oy ‘ikiende Nasuvitte, Texn.,Sept.19. | nizing-no phical lnes, but continuing shesays “{ know nothing whatever of the letter anne, lye ee i Dear Star: This morning, in the Grand sbow the world an example of the incalculable | to which you allude, and hope you will let the ‘cod which may be accomplished by an army of | world know it at once. It is scandalous of those. dd Fellows, warring upon vice in all its forms, | who bave written it.” The American adds: 7’; 2rd marching on, conquering and to conquer un- | attempt to drag into this affair the Societ, ROU! abl. I i the corner oft and Lith oRPhite ely Stipe esreas Soll ates Petipa Sho 1 be cation eo ° 4 as- ‘ot | sisted by the following ozperionosd and eheent is $ ponountrated axtenet of Pare Sprogpari 3 st Shbaicepeee: qutoetetened cat erzsier after the transaction of some routine business, the ee the div ases Sorsaparile 20 amendments Sueh s -~4 Proposed to the Constitution were mania, Gtooneted On taking a vote, the first reme "y is surely wan: J) THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED BVER Y AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED, W. D. WALLACH. far from Strumous complan that one whieh ted. 3 40, 55 der the glorious banner of Friendship, Love, and | Friends merits the severest reprobation. The vest ee See ee Sn Shem to order. _Bo Wy | will acoomplish their cure must prove of immense Tae bene of en ovine rien rina | Trae ve | RUaEwde oman whose Aight war the wune | campeeHOU SLABS. igher Enclish Branches, | WFASSEY, COLLINS & CONS CRCADEL, | cn use eager sesmeeet ee e a recess for dinner; amd on their way TLe Grand Sire responded as follows : upon which this romance was built wre not and Miss ‘Avni ML 200Ks—Latin, Algebra, English | receiving Be OR | tei nv ~ Tigas bead ro" ge Re peels, called in s body upon Mry. Polk,| When, under the escort of our brethren from | never had a member of the Society. “Che family | Branches, t Cy wate all persons who wext & pure un- | worst to ta the following com- the epgmmes lady of the lamented ex-President | Nashville, we bad the privi of visiting the | mame which she bore, though in some degree Loy Jvttana G. Mav—Teacher of Vocal Music. adult Ale, to give its . plgeate : J . Polk, Where the members were indi- | tomb of the hero of the H. re, we felt that | tainted by her deed, is seo Seaty Fonored for the Ry Pe honts C. Seman Lecturer on Philoso- SatNy. & SHINN, Agents, rofuls and T Compleists, Ere. viduallP introduced. After an interchange of a | we were all highly honored; but this pleasing in- | sake of Joseph John Gurney and jady Buxton to | ?! 5 ors ‘Ge o8Y, eof French ana | 2 7 Green st. etown. and Eru ve tysshees, Uloers Ms mplee, ; few Guring which I learned that Mrs. | cident of the day—wholly aa and un-| be now altogether dishonore?,, And, as any | German. je F. BIRCH, UNDERTAKER, 3 ypailitio A tation eourial I i oe 4 Potk will visit Washington City for a few days in | looked for—bas greatly added to the gratification re 4 her, we may say the’. so far from ehter- Prof. C. W. Beromann—Teacher of Piano and | Cor. Bridge and Jefferson sis., Georgetown. Néaraige or Tie Douloureux, Debility,. open. January next, the body was invited into an adjoin- | which the visit has afforded. taining any such disgracefw) sentiments as are ex- | Scietice of Music: of ating given np enna ed braneh | ig ipa Fysipeias, Roee or St ‘AB- ing room, where the popping of champagne corks} On behalf of the Grand iotes of the United | pressed in the forged confession, she has repented ary T. Davinsoy—Piaro. ‘nt ee om prepared ! rune eed, the whole chase of oom the ring of the glasses seemed much to interest | States, on behalf of representatives from every | and felt the deepest hum)’ jation at her shame. E Sagal Watson, of New York—Leoturer on | ng oe) wil pa ~-t pint Imparity of the Blood, those present. Surveying the beautifully laid off } section of that Union which the great man whose | ——eenemseeeny ce ‘Joaxru G. Buvrr—Teacher of Drawing. plied at s ‘ew minutes’ notice. as | haves large Sompo! cae “ capa tee grounds around the buildings, [ found the tomb | memory we have met to honor to Say laved 80 WINSLOW, + Teacher of Spanish. Assortment of guemne Ways On . the bleed ‘at that of the ex-President on the eastern front. It .Jg |. well and served so faithfully, I accept the beaut!- An Experion Natee tna Pi ——_; ‘Science and Classics. joulsr attention paid to the removal of the vear. By the timely expulsion of Any , kept In very good order, having a canopy erected | tut inemento which bas been so kindly tendered presents to the attention 2 Female nyateten, se 7-Sw dead from the oid to the new burial grounds, rapkhag disonlersare nipped in the bud. Muti. over it, on the front of which is the inscri yf tous. We shail ever retain it as one of the most Nj “ FEMALE EDUCATION Hearses and Horses for hire. Sp 10-6m_ | tudes oan. by the aii of in remedy, "pare them- Borm Nov. 2, 1506; died Junels, 140" “The oti | ored memohal ots great oad coed men, ey | SVOT MING SYRUP, | Tuose REMALE EDUCATION OER DCAM ED PROE ES nn | sac comnecnaeranee of tral oreftiows nod St rm Nov. 2, 1796; a s ‘wr irs thing, i by iT OF_UN A AC FES at tl alde of the monument te Inscribed, ‘The mortal | conduct In the feld Sud wisdow tn tae’ Genny, “é bpubiditegsied thélr phason Criniag etl eee 1Smice ts . remains of James Knox Polk are resting in the Office of the Adams Express Company, Wash- Which great’y faci soften | their physical training wi.l receive di has contributed so much to the substantial glory | ing the foes resusieg tt bass hetero a Pais aod « C1 through the atarail cha: matioa—will slay act | Attention, under the most approved i ton, D.C. to be sold for freight and oaarges, if | tarouey the mtars vault beneath. He was born in Mecklenburg | of our country—a man who was so great and so action, and is thentos and Gymnastics, are respect! not immediately oa! ed for. ver you find its impurities bursti Staresi Potk,’ts Teomeagee i isu." te fuiber, | honored, that he needs no monument to perpet- | | SVRETO REGULATE THE BOWELS. _| Visit tho Union Female. Academy, corner Four. September Ist Sroude gh pecs tod Jpimples, eruptions, or sores; oieanett Samuel Potk, to Tennessee in 1806. The beaut uate his memory, one who lives enshri in the | Depes4 upen it, mothers, it will give rest te yourselves, and R. & MRS. Z. RICHAR ” mL ed it ue obstr encies a Ve put Up und seid this le for over ten yeurs, sad uM = oe — amsOn, riesman, death.” On tbe north side—"His life was de- | tomb a? the Hero, the Patrlat and the Stetenmare Av, INCONPIDENCH AND THUTWelinwhaweines | VEMALE HOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, | Aldenss 4 Koues, scapees lot cieeerior Ue ee” Ree hese voted to the public service. He was elevated | and gratefully accept this beautiful memorial of e any OTH Mrs, 8.4. MoCORMICK, Puinc:rar, aoteree. 3B i successively to the first places in the State and | our visit. 5 ‘Mas tT FaiLen, ™ hoe thy, end alli« all Federal Governments. A member of the General oe blood. bi in; but with 0 um can be no rf 4 ‘teen! i i disordered, t Dr. Lawrence being loudly called for, responded wilt somuaenth annual session of this Lnatitation abbey Wm [surence, AB or inter ‘somustiing must go wrong, and tne ssem mem! ress, follows : ‘ hi st! ied by Byle + Boa | Ashe, WS ivingston, H B reat machinery of life. digordered or overthrow: ae poses bn se re — a po array Gentes Veu have called wu: me for a No. 180 King street, Sct Se ae Sieerock. ee —- B < Duricg late years the pul lie have been mi oy 8 of the House of Representatives; Governor | sentiment. I am no speaker butl highly The course of study pursued will compriseall| Ha‘land, nerd, sev C large bott'es pretending to give e quart of Extract of Tennessee; and President of the United States.” | preciate the honor. I am informed that there are Sip branches roqnieite £08 Perough Baglish Edu | Branch, J W wson, Sergt W Paik im fe fa Oa the south side— By his public policy he | representatives of your Order here from every desired Ue Feonok, Latin and Drawing, it} Brown, AM defined, established, and extended the boundaries | State snd Territory in the Union, who have come In addition to day scholars, Mra. MoCormick is pyppared to receive a limited uumber of pupils as bdarders, who, constituting a part of her own fam- ily, will be under her immediate care and supervi- of his country. He planted the laws of the Amer- ican Union om the shores of the Pacific. His influence and his counsels tended to a the National Treasury on the principles the Con- stitution, and to apply the rules of Freedom to Nw on, Trade, and Industry.” In the afternoon tue Grand Lodge resumed the consideration of the a te of the Constitu- tion. The tenth (referring to biennial sessions) was rejected; the so rn oe sue oo mergement question) were initely poned; as were ae the second, third, foucth, seventh’ 5 . ley, ON Soh a ee fwows ke Lonuetroth, Rev LL ngstroth, Re Bemiss, Prof 8M H r, Mre \ bitter aed paint Ser = pointinent has foliowed the use of tie enctont ex- tracts o: reapartiis which flood the market, upul the name iteecif is justly aespised, and sTponymous o ump »ation and greet. ilwe this compound Sarsapsril!a, a: Be to L4 as reseue name from toad of obloquy which rests a it. And we thi we have croacd for believing It has virtues whi irremstible by the ordinary run of the diseases i to oure Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell Mass’ Price @1 per bottie; six bottles inone pack. ee 13-colm to pay homage to the home and sepuichre of the iisatriows ber. 1 — sa motto of ~_ Hickory Inest appropriate sentiment that I can offer. sion, She will endeavor. as iar as possible, to sur- at Seopa Eve you—“The Federal Union—It mt arol nonten te round them with the comfortsand kindly inuenoss This sentiment was warmly received, and re- | e4-andhas boon aed with RavER-Pattine sUCCROD fa K .—Rey. Geo. H. Norton, Rev. D-, Elia: sponded to with three cheers for the Union. THOUSANDS OF CASES, inom: Roy BF Spring, Willows He Boeiss farrison, Rey. D. F. uham H. Fowles, Representative J. W. Dwinelle, of New York, |! set enly rei the child from pain, but inviperates the | Eixq., Edgar Snowden, Edmond F. Witmer, also addressed the assemblage, and eulogized the mpig es errects acidity, and gives teneand | Es: Henry Marbury, Baa ,» Lewis McKenzie, it and good man whose ashes now repose by A ae Barus, Mi Burns, P Blackmore, BC Browne, M. Bolan, ET jem. It will almost instantly relieve '8q., Robert H. Hunton, Wallach, side of his beloved Rachel. Bowxs and Win Cotte, aditor Evening Star, Benjamin Waters, Esq.,Jas. twisle, Jr.. Beq.,Col. John W. Minor, : ace $5. Soon after the presentation cefemony, prepara- Monte, Blcckiod &° Masthall MMlscccs eens, | Browse, HP eighth, and ninth amendments. tions were made for a return to Nashville, which Brothers, was reached about 5 p. m., in time to witness an exhibition of the steam fire department of the city = device feane end mune been acce ran eon the day previous. T'wo steam engines com the department at this Toul vansubee 4 time, (with two In course of construc. | stand b tion,) each one being allowed seven men and five horses The one on exhibition {sa fine Cincin- nati-built machine, at acost of $5,500, and throws Helmbold's Genuine Preparation. “HIGHLY CONCENTR COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU A Positive and Speo: Vet rnk ellen RE RUE 6 Medicine increases the power of Di; sii sunas HAREM Bs RU Nasuvitim, Sept. 20. The Grand L , this morning, paid a visit In 8 body to the eek e, Which dituated about thirteen miles from this city. The procession comprised some seventy or eighty carriages, fenton by a band on, and attracted much attention as it we: ite way thither. On the ‘way out the old race course of Gen. Jackson was TxxMs. Board, with Tuition in all the English Branches, $20 for the annual session—payable semi-annually, in advance. Music and Languages at Profe extra charges, THE, raGOorr HIGH SCHOOL, 370 Eigutu St., Between K anv L Sts. ortittes will be resumed im this institution on DAY, September 3d. Cirouiarsat bookstores, ‘orton, J H ced, as well as P. z al passed, near which fs still suadiing the log house ‘$ith themn, and cousidee tenia Be ae “aan wo A. C. RICHARDS, Principal. Cochrane, J A arkley, T. N azdus good for where _—— rv Sa cae cept s Tog t aystem a great improvement partme: METROPOLITAN, COLLEGIATE INSTI- peel ‘Pe — & Peares, MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN. store, from which Aaron Burr was furvishe: "At? 7 ; vesaraces EX A Pp. m. the Grand lodge ard | _——————K—K—K——_—X—X—sS FOR YOUNG LADIES. utte, HL Murray, C H HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT RUCRU, {sions and stores necessary for his ex, : tion | asi , and up to @ very late hour was en- AGLE IRON WORKS, 464 E 81., Barwesan 67H aND 77H Sts. Connolly, F ai 5 ne, Mexico—so says the tradition of the vicin: ween C ng For The he ~ exhibits the ravages of Time the eed gaged in secret session. Conner Onto Av. anv Trinteesta Sr, Chouteau, C itohe! prising from Exocsses, Habits PRLLOn. rd. heyy toe i the cee aa. ta tee = ivgtephctt ot ERICSSON'S CALORIC ENGINES. The fourth annual session of the Institute will Karly Indisoretion or Abuse. stan resenting dilap’ Sted ¢ ditt Oresinc ov Srainwar & Sons’ New Manv-| The undersigned have been appointed sole agents ‘Applications ahead be eke eA ait ,peptember. ndtepos! we s "After 4 oe wept Ph He beans we cenchaa Ok Factory —There was never a better illustration E this city vy the reertrscr pod - aor sale ot ihe bgt or uptie te litmied. Forpenien ats. radar sieaien [ar fae . < i ar Tope s a re tl e Hermitage, the premises of which were examined lege 2 Mtl aa ne rl taniied hance. romp and dispatch, sa titens engines. lave Fs Pe principals, Mr. and Mra. ‘a Pi ae wd Be NT Rinse we w. ouse: vacant; career en sa! ni! a re - 2 ew Saiee makacenens pilwangs re pt ore a forte manufacturers. Messrs. Steinway & Sons. ally ‘emplo, ed fn bakeries; by Dookiunderes faz RS. M. E. KINGSFOR D'S SEMINARY. ell e8s 0: Mision ie pain | ved. Among ihe objects of interest examined | Tbe Stm consists of the father and four sons, who | hoxwood oulting: by oatinet makers; for drawing | VJ *®: M- E- KINGSFORD'S SEMINA Wig te nt eof veto remov. i 7 by their united efforts, have, in the brief space of fan blowers to ventilate buildings; for pumping; for |" ‘The next session will ‘commence October lat, 1880, or, 6 Dryness of the 8 be the Body. which ween sted by an for tnrty year tg | tere Year, built up a iange Gunns wiih, if] Sueno pirponon, erating gains aur outing: | pang’ Toten Tl oo amtten at “ACER coun FRANCE: 3 3 = tf = = i carriage of Gen. Jackson, said to have been built | 20st present, must soon become the most exten- | Sins oieas dara aus pfumags, ETindInE Paints; MES. A.F: BELLS SEMINARY, _ _. 4 Grypebett, Peto ce Those symptonss, if allowed to coon, which this of live-oak from the ‘ Old Ironsides” (Constitu- | #'Ve of the kind.in the United States. The evi- | foisting; for kusttin nachines; by manufacturers A Corner of L and Tenth sts., Wa.nington city. Campbell, Archy POT RNCT BIE y RPILE Fie Sarkson, ta whlen be fourueyed Es tod’ feem | nan immease warercom acd manatactory wines | Sf Eanea tara osPiamert,aearinijoltuyey wary | 4 the nex-asnion of th web wall eg 6 oumer, fOtz ov W rice rmx Partexr aay Rariue SPaaninsee elie hte Pentre oF Gee eaen | fs atx stories high, and comprises an entice block, | skirts; for pumping at railroad statrone andou boost | wee particularly requested to be puncte D by nee aay Bhat they are not frequently followed pa Stace ta room of the| fronting Fourth ‘Avenue, and extending from | ships; for sewing machines: for job Printing and | attendsnoe at the opening of school, and all oth MINSANITY. AND CONSUMPTION. to become members of the same to make ligation, as the number of pupils will be States; mansion. made of bi: lower floor of the ickory — ‘erms, &c., given on application, and containing (we were told) one thou: _— most of them not moré thay one inch in Pale Kees Saereess of 20l font with pues: ir cewog at Platine. lumber, for pkg yep depth of 40 feet. ‘The wing on Fitty.third street | sand sift inet tatieenc eats and eats | ae s by WONE' THE RECUR DSOF T ind the Melonchaty ing; turning; tobseco cutting and pulver-| au 25-dSi&cotUct 13° NSANE ASYLUMB > 65 feet in length and is 40 feet indepth. The ; In tanneriesand w.re making ‘ostablishments; f= = = the Mei Leaths See rete ha ne eek eat | principal bullding covers claves city the alone | i water manufacture; for boue crushiogs | Tap p.VESTERN ACADEMY. | FEE SENSE TIGN SNOE columns, underneath which fs a plain graulte ether jared Gesiag used Sor tha Ger ‘of ing | malt mashing; towing; grinding cutlery, &o. They Core nt Soe ee oy under, he charge WITH ORGANIC each monument sided by two slabs. On one of the | Pine’ lols eins ib thers is a steck of aber t2 000,000 | 82 iNexplosive; economical; easily managed: they | dor Migs AgoM'E: Sd the Primary Department are pe Be siabs is inscribed, “General Andrew Jackson. | ponrort, ed sa sock of shou "eg require no engineers; use no water; and consume | BDdor Miss aaa i Pxcx, will be poy! ea 3 Requires medicine Born Mareb 15, 1767. Died June 8, 1845°—and petbephey lage up on the grounds. {n the yard | very little Any person desirous of using these | tm rd. Circulars — be obtained at the book- on the other—(said to have been written by Gen. Jackson)—“ Here lies the remains of Mrs. Rachel Jackson, wife of President Jackson, who died 2d December, 1823. Aged61. Her face was fair; her person pleasing; her temper amiabie, and her heart kind; she delighted in relieving the wants of ber fellow-creatures, and cultivated that divine Plessare by the most liberal and unpretending methods; to the poor she was a benefactor; to the rich an example; to the wretched a comforter; to the pros) an ornament; her piety went hand fu with her benevolence; and she thanked her Creator for being permitted to do good. A being so gentle, and yet so virtuous, slander @might wound but could not dishonor Even ith, when he tore her from the arms of her bus- band, could but transport her to the arms of her od.” : An examination of the honse and grounds occu- led the tinve until dinner was announced. The sis were spread in the beautiful grove in front ek pry ying houses, each cies is Eugines y AD lication to the undersigned be | stores. ea a feet steam . and contains | showna number of testimonials from persons 7 ‘ about.60, 06 feet of lumber, so tht there are about ee eth emt rg ing their entire My pee Sesrenter seen i Heng pesttieaten. Constantly under the pro- Prices of the Kngines as established by the Pat- between 18th and I4th streets, se ¢ecim There are about 350 men employed constantly; pee: 12 in. oy!’ » 18 i linder, $550 and some thirty square and five rand pianos are | Double 24 es a f oP. 2 eae oat io FOR SALE AND RENT. turned out every week. There are about 600 c 8 2600/40 Ee 2.30 = aactccomently in course of construction, and — ae x 3,500 FOR SALE. small FARM of sores, situated -these, in connection with the bardware.’ ma- jag pe the Little Falls, having a oomfortabledwell- chinery, v lumber, ete Sue 7 ing-house, corn-house, stables, &c; well-fenced i At ‘eneers, lumber, ete., etc., represent a! t short no- | and red; within four miles of Washington; 15 east the sum of $350,000, exclusive of the build- ¢ tings, from any designs that | scresin cultivation, the baianoein handsome wood- ing. The stock of rosewood veneers on hand is nished, ax chea| can be obtained else- | land. It is peouliarly desirable as cuuntry rest rarely of less value than $8,000. whew: poe Steam Engine: portable sua oo ere being verfeotiy pealthy sats tromantical- was ry; e, at riet ites - Bu i, ‘° etvate tslagraps hae: beta cee ba ack | dreeent er Ueicenancas enw pod gciat mille; hy 1s ebaated | ereaiiont Brides Kooper, Chain Blau Fee shatety wan the calsrocns ee eeweee | buildings: wrought son water top kerebabinn ates | Lacks Pete do 7-2a1 thus bring! » | ing, & for flouring or other mills, and forging of | ——]— ———————_________——--**<"__ ae ging the two branches of the business | MF; FSR RENT TA new, and handsome FRAME into constant communication. ‘80 13-2awSm WM M ELLIS & BRO. 0 ‘SE will be for rent in a few days. [t is at suc! I J N =p an ans i * : ma h should be ithe result of eight years pronese arEau MARBLE a ERown Genre situated on Thirteenth street, betwoen mpeg, SPpears extraordinary, and such success STONE WORKS. Cnt.) au 17-eo2m Which Hutanow’s EY a ahs | —— 7 A TRIAL WILL convince ‘THE MOST SKEP Treal.. FEMALES—FEMALES—FEMALES, OLD OK YOUNG, SINGLE, lh, ON CONTEMPLATING uktiek obi Wus tees ae EHEE 0 oppress - tomary Evacuatoes, Uloerated or Soirrhour ats of pe pm My merge CA Soult end iden! o eB ing from Lndiscrction, Habits of Diaipeton, 5 "DECLINE. OR CHANGE OF LIFE, rm 0} No ramiLt BUOULD Be WITHOUT IT Take no more my Yom or ee ea. Mest OLDS eae SECRET DISEAS | Sloe Lee eno! Ford. M1 nue and K st., Navy i | has alarzge v arden lot attached, a of gu te Griffin, FC in 8}! their Stages, t lnttie of the mansion, and were loaded with excellent | C°U/d only have been achieved by unwearied in-] ~The anbsoriber begs leave to inform the citizens | ant contains 4 rooms, Kitchen sad'wcodshed, Wil Giambastian, @ fait or pochsngein 7 shoumon Rese ith heme appeticn en “eh were AR | Sheu af supetor excellence. Pia tifa ia ihe | Ree auSST Soe eee etathenay Eamtey aRe | emote with pc witout trot tvs goed Sienna. Wy ft cauaee a trout enitsTane given etrength to cussed with keen appetites case, we believe, is now universally admitted, | auxtiary of stesin power for sawing and manufse’ | HORSE: wore wale any tees eek ORE | BIBER: Aer ley After dinner, it was heer ype meagre Dr. J. M. | \odeed so much are they ind ooaeeee tu arble and Brown Stone Work in their va- | E. ARK, Navy Yard; or of JOHN , | Gossett. Mrs Lawrence, (2 son-in-law of A Jackson, Jr.,) * > = i jh rm tele, Table and Weeb- | 618 H st.. bet 4th and 5th is even with their unusual facilities, impossible to | Hous Tope, ils, ‘Mosumonta’ Tomb'and Head | a cw Tires SHIGE HOUSESo ae a Matrnect 4 see, ereekerinte F Petts street, between C and D; one on the the present custodian of the estate, was desirous of ng to the Grand Lodge of the United 2 Hickory Arm Chair, made of w: ‘Site pateaal Iedeeesine sR agar the cisee of all Pet fill the orders with the promptness they desire. pre a i Gardner, AW Sutton, O end worn ott ye The opening of the new manufactory took | Platforms, Having purchased THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS afte! -Tweifth and H sts. ; and H, be- | Gater, Mrs N bers THe VieTiNe grows at the Hermitage; and the attention of the | Place on ‘Thursday aftrucon, at which a nee | tglopcreadestor mene woicto rasa | inex fuk Say isthe, “Togare SPadGets WF | Bait ot ie ness nei ety 2S Sth eompany was directed to the baicony of the man- ing members of the musical, Ii tap ‘ork as low as it oan bo pu sed in New York Gao NEE. on Ht sirest; betwern 2th aed Ia Na, —— ‘oney, E Pe Oe tae ee rome. oat Sepcir a ie Lemeaathy wee ——. = Professions, an pariig sites, the various de- | 5! hate tari lost or slabs ade supplied Ok REN RENT—The FIRST FI PLODN aus of the build. ealin: § Hon yierv © N ramcenne.” bees dried ep inthe aystem, 10 break OE earn tn acting Grand Sve (8, Pte | set Sparano, he company uth] tar eeaaala Kaos ces, guppizs ed | Ciey fe emanate naRnoe ee eeat Wink OL tke | Hteanell, Foha yee ge ew | NUD ERIZAPS APTER MARRIAGE. niigs) bel ite wat depated Uy DF. Lawrence | 42 fngany collation and ro or hres tours were | Puntoe tan, ata of AN, Hace and Slane front foo ta. the aeoond i pres cnt to the Grand sep = of the United States Seis bemteomes ———s rom pean a ipa egarded strictly with a prac , simply as es ye +, though its rustic beauty will be freely acknow! itt appropriateness as a gift Ss an office, 80 ie t) nter ii 7 » ruligat speeches, aid exquisite inusle. | Prise: W wil be an sleuisstion tthe gtr. term apriy to RICHARD WALLACH Not Wollenuaupes Lamar,Tradey and Master Deneasa | Pitter Stam Mvisand Brn Sto Works, | Woieatn ven. youth of 13 years only, whose performance ’ 3m Washington, D.C. wonderful—not merely for one of is years, for tt _aun Sa WOOD AND COAL. opis pen Exreacr Bucuv for a. affee- Sons and distTINARY ORGANS. OR FEMALE. WALLACH, jy 18-tf pootor and Sealer of Gas Wwarca RERAUNS gay vee wae Deeds Prepared and progress. buying, selling acd Teasine R 0. . DEALERS IW extend the roed to its intersection af Omes 35 det. Oth ate '4-208t* Leesburg; which would n case if the} WV, “seid f K G ? HO Has just retui fr Jan. Italy, (hav- 3 —— Harper's Ferry scheme was enterta!ned.”” leetead Hi nik eal moe oo 4 29 ch Bale, arobiante viting is city From whatever csure origi: matter of HOW LONG BTANDING. uisbed which you repres-nt, Y, Vv. Y. Diseases of these = beste g oy rent. Buta moment's reflection | Would be equall Wonderful in oneof matureage. | “T'wxe Noxt Dra wine of the fhoval Havens oop HELMB E. it may Pee, with the fact that the idea of the He has been studying in German for four tary, co by the Spaniah Gove raf BD or WwW AND J ro = it for your ace :ptance is by re Tint sad rill, we understand, make his debut | the supervimon of the pain General < Cuba, COAL yam, BD ‘an Viut, 8 F And is certain to have the desired peer haart of signi ce. When you sesel- Propnitc during the coming season.—N. Y. Weskly | will taxe pi argny tre ne Delivered to all parts of the city, at the lowest pe J Vouk.” FOR, Whica it 5 RECO! 3 Joct that these bickory wythes, of which it is so 7 eee + Gore ony possible rates, wi. ughes, NH Wales ‘Mire MI Boidence ny ingeniously constructed, were gathered amid the Tax ALexanprta, Lovpoun axp Hamrsnine ORT Oe tT aku ne Office gee Pa.av., AEG we Pe Harney, B White! er, 1B > CERTIFICATES OF OURES. roves of the Hermitage in Ats active lifetime] Rainoap.— The Winchester Virginian saye:| , pagg etter a coke eh pees are gi.zen | matt north side. | Jones. Willisies. 3 ‘om 8 40 20 years” Hre"coveted spot where the hero, soldier, and | ‘<With the approach of the completa nat of his 1P%do = 9 aaoo | eo ?'d' 8" | ante sUBSORINER BAVING ON HAND | Jt © Wooster, ) Wik N&STENGE AND FAME. Sed dangetcf to ued tid fom “ihe bees | Cogh fo mane tn ince otting enier| {4S === Bt Byyita, === ge] Latest geet of Wide nc Price g100 per beitey oF as ir 96.00 ers of the 1 2 ne} in -f OX. % i: tc die prin = the battle’s confusion” —and from the creased disposition to extend ‘material aid.’ The 1 @ = 10,000 we (i sawed mares remy prea) = 2 sid no less trying ordeal of civic duty, to which the Legislature it will be remembered, has authorized iN oe ree 5,| Calland see for yourself, Tote a ie eft couneynen saamoned tim | aiten atsen pio of Sint nests | wot dl AEE Bar GEE ena woot Ml OATES —when you remember that they were ga $400,000 private subscriptions will secure $600,000 bilitos all coivontt Beaks on at par. mals 8, E. corner of Fourteenth ard Cate, Sie" clesing years of has event Tifey when hi | Lotion orate seh Wiceiee immediate ex-| A drawing wil'v ey Lm TY ion of a > wn. = Peioved country, ** blessed with victory and] “The following extract from a private letter bepgmeg ano tok ba I. M. SINGER & CO,’s »* no longer needed his gallant arm in its | from Mr. Johnston, secretary of the Company, to | t 14 —_-Careof City Post. jeston, 8.0. Beteate, and whee his prset bentt, subdued # gentleman of Wine! fs lh mpdimeedp | poche elit vlbcvoasie mclosense iva IMPROVED Rockin’ soothed by uences publis! public Import. The reference made " . ‘ H ‘ ¥ family a consoiations Se iocomere ich have been pare and thaws citeas 596 eee ann 5 SEWING MACHINES 2 eg ee Femeuber, 100, that they come from the hallowed | will be peculierly cratifyine moe ee yl yr Py sireet a tow 388 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, oO OF One RS. getreat where bis ashes r beside those of bis “Orrick A. L & H.R-R Co doors south of Pennsylvania aven hey re- Aenmneson, July 18, 2000. beloved Rachel—when ail these thoughts are as ‘ Arexanpaia, Va_, September 18, 1860 } spocttally invite oon pom then fie FS ad Aisne. Masiyyat: Borm.) alle ane — aE °o! “ 4 ~ é sociated with this humble memento, 1am ‘sure s if wecesid rae the. requisite, private sub W noe Whieky, &e.,0r rown Stout. Porter, ‘Ales 4 GOOD ASSORTMENT OF portion ap ed May the undersigned highly appree!: warmly cherish ption i cevues treo brewers, x ie souvent of your Visit o the honored grave of | Sand om, on Would soon see us at work on the | Thor Igor tll Wat kd with Fish, Flesh | Machines, Threads; Needles, & Twist, | on pre-peymest ising SFA contac i may be understood as M ne anee : located rh pt er abry Wael branch receives our persona fi hae oP 4 . KEPT ON HAND, egistration ny EBs meter = in thle oy this gift of our friend. Asa body, sir, ter. ‘Too boss have news Woersd owner an iy Hp: d another, and fed as true, will be re align wl Zourepresent gone of th read thetr original plea. I fear we shall not beable to | ‘se5 cosw ‘ Team Rub, tim ___WM, H. GLOVER, Agent_ set an ite place r to be a "ie ite 50 unfortun: re of $200,000, except upou terms which the Com- a C. SPALDING Sele td pen an — ] has preserved § unity, am y will never agree to. This disappointment, . TICE OF TAR EE ACEen RODEWALD & SINDALL, the war of facto 5 reeset the poeta ew eile of the coutractar, has ‘Adkgowladgements taksa,| | COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Pat get ee unibed brotherbeca in the | ETAUY checked our aro es J eal % ag no North political fied) CH, fopa LNMORR, pron ho ishments, and fe ing, in usi invite pista with on lat ot of sacl ra, _ : ee ho has been f i every. ‘ uot turner ot Wa | Rekha ade coat ea | se gaara iter | eae ser ey worth, England, was executed on the morning of | there’ such ae Badia, Tiewring, Le Goangee hee te Resia peotfully solici thal Weenbrsuteae TAC the 3d int ew the lop of Horsemoager rps ‘ail, eiShas come here, thinking U3 somet ‘and would weak ues sai boa 8 mn’ 34 A plese aad orsamental, en n, it is to recei ti df this city. own supervision, which my rsons—many etwiem tad nine y moemne ce rate the beat hc roforenses . in vegan eax ality ‘on the more! superior in r are as-| tion as early as eight o'clock to ‘8a well as his inte! standing. pee seagbled wae a representative of that aplzt: Iu witnemed ‘Weaeral woe cle. All the OS peuerdaemal wode4 Fes, aay: 338 Pe. avenue, that tu mort! sentimen' ‘Were hee. 7 sonst "was concentrated and epl- | crowded with ‘ table” visitors, who paid MORE NEW DRE: Soops. ag moun Fax rhe} ier t dee seated Bixetion ¢ Se rate cs varying from pele ty ipa sovereigh mor ow eect Fine Caanme'egand see Ww ” . * i Gasper, whether engaged fa the'Wiider: | bowled, rosred end oct sss me. enter. | in'nll sharleer Spiead: ‘ae Hisog sri Baraders ding its borders from 6ai jacur- themselves unt murderer a 8; rich Silk R tlk 7 ms, ing the hostile red-skin to # capi-| the - in the earlier part ree bt a with many new and stylish y now daily open: @ulatica, of tu ar with them of | number of religious enthusiagts moved abedt tbs ing.to which we a-k theattention of our friondsand BOTT ks Eiuscettve Onsir__cad watch wesabened dest iesteena? “ey caval iret heed senerally-s W. COLLEY'& CO, fa ee =e in that immortal paper, are to mest thy God! ‘any of them also car- | 2221-6 523 Seventh ot Pa. ev: Title coatense tran fetaed te eet HL. ester PAINTER, wobec ange . DEALER IN PAINTS, BA No. 692 Tru Sraxer, near Odd Fellows’ Hall. tact bb Hau. eure PUTTY IS DOWN. sina ot, Ba GONG ROARS | CL andi sees am u We. Pekan sary, on FA 2 a SOR © opts feared fatally. sylvauis avenue, between 3d sad ‘Se ata, an 22-tf | se 10 306 Pasar’, bob Uti And loch sia