Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1860, Page 1

THE WEEKLY STAR. 1s PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (S¥NDAY EXCEPTED,) AY THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue & 11th st., ar Papers served in packages by earriers at 648 year, or #7 cents per month. Wo mail subscribers the price is $3.0 & your, im advance; @2 for six months; @1 for three monthe; ‘and for less then three months at the rate of 12 cents 8 week, Singis SoPies, ONE CENT; in Wrappers, TWO CENTS. (LP Apvenriezaznrts should be sent to the office before 12 o’slock, m.; otherwise they may not ap- eee: until the next day. Ebening Star. ob, XV. WASHINGTON. D. C.. SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1860. THE RECTOR'S DAUGHTER. Earnestly she listened, yet there was no BY KATE STANLEY. answer—no sound, save the rustling of the old It was a cold night. The library shutters nst the window, and the fierce patter- pen sae AUCTION SALES. to nae attention of mothers. her SUMMER RESORTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. By @. W. BOTELER & SONS, Auctioneers. CARLISLE The resort fc w. rattled 60 as to make us nervous but ee | ing of the rain against the glass. Still, her SOOTHING SYRUP, TRSSTRE’S SALE OF SUPERIOR FUR-| WHITE SULPHUR| 0" “whe aprremute pe z REDS" ressed the strong iron bars over them, and we | {#¢¢ W8S pressed hard against the window-pane, Children Teething, ¢ BRING THE ExTine BFFECTS OF THE SPRINGS, Grand Seenoy. 8 red in Berages, Ore Could listen to the wind with less disturbance | and the pale features were lit up by a wild, | waien grentiy faciiicntes the process of te thing, by sotien- beaten dy inte Pantset, Vireare of a.decd in trmet | Mountain Air) Invigora; oh Cawne, han Now and then it would go out in a mad shriek | ‘2tense exeitement. Yet, she could see nothing LA pe action mam alin: | A a 0. 190) folios fram No. 119 to CUMBERLAND co, Wai. Vere! ated S.. worth oT. ‘e hi upon the night csr like the wail of a nothing, only that gaunt old sentinel by the ET pie ot thie d ‘Records of Washing to rirsasiocpeere — x ety and a Goed suas ‘or particulars send | maSt-eotat for Cireuiar, ———— ee. ED N- JABL. ULLDING AT PR TA AMINES | VALSARER Suc Pane ea Carlisle Springs, Pa. Lots sand 19, Square S22, ACCOMMODATIONS FoR : i | SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. unty, DC, Isha! mother over her lost child—that wail of a none boss iy the long, brtok lea’ locking Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest te yourselves, and ° avaapay. § erushed hope. Fitfully, at first, as if the dark and shed RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS e 8 goods and ne 300. - lowy in the deepening gloom. | “wes, = a | ia ng known as th end. jotel, 2c Prag og i ait Fainter and more shadowy became the objects niwe rtonncn anpsauen elton Zwehae itusted 18 BO jt grok Vania TERMS Low. a je? low that made on rt with fright, and then it | t ber v: eka | € i nehes on | street north, would die away faintly, as if heart were break- 5 it drome ff Pine Minere Wwite ies Va. cd ing and life had departed with the last notes Sifewed the vish ava to fall beck amid ite vol die. i f and rtain: This long established watering pisce was opened of that sad, plaintive voice a eae, an, ho used it. On js Parlor Chamber and Hall | for the reception of visitors on the 15th of, : There is an old tree above the wing that | Place, while she sunk deeper and deeper amid 7 ee Carpeting, a ioe Gia 0 is Willis | the rich pile of cushions; and a smile—it was epeal torme of snut, Mahogany and Oak setts of any new and important arrangemente south, between contains the library, and we—that is Willis bright ile—flittered > that pale face its magical odects and medical ber Furniture, ‘e been made since last season in this Inige ex and [could bear it tussling with that mad | 3 0right smi dcoteslani teen ee ee a4 ” | Cured Hair and other Mattresses, Pillows and | tablihment, and no efforts will be spared tomake | mals Stawéw Attorney wind, like a human being straggling with some | She by Paps = ide, lea —- pair . cy HE Bu =~ me Comforts, Count T yo cenvicen tah Sprivgs by the Orange | FINE THREE-STORY bitter foe. We had listened to it an hour or | Std by her side, leaning against the chancel- fas y Samenennnnnn: Dewts) Sen ftrosd from Washinesone be ke _HOU AT PRIVA’ rails in the old village church, listening to the ane, sbington: by ‘iber will sell, at pri more in perfest silence. I was reading by the | Toit tr thy ond rater oer aise papaarea = om ~ w. ygion gnd Round Dining Tabi Virginia Centr ‘oad from Richmond; or by | Fer F bust and pomiertahe fire-light, and paused to listen, when it ceased. | ice of the goo nies Paty hoe ed ie LT Anoxtensive vatetrat Chie Glows ery, | South ‘and’ Sontivwas Cytthbure and Chin” | Dwelling Houses on Ninth street, T looked for my companion; he stood ny the | throneh the old weed: visived Patty Knell, end Raranrartine svcense$, | "iver Plated Castors, Buttor Dishes, Forke eed | lottesville, withonie 30 nator seen ee Chase ce the ldnnd, whee oles’ on geet window which overlooked the village road. etek Gateiin takes bee ht wreaths, sittin, shere THOUSANDS OF CASES. wl 8) able Cutlery. &a, MIAH MORTON, President. iioretbe ae eeapen foo weil- He had opened one of the shutters and was | ‘Tes Eni 4 gt ° . Bar Room Furniture and Fixtures, Cooking Utene | J- HUMPHREYS, ‘ CHAS. 8. WALL, Attorney, P : : on the old stone bench, in the pale moonlight, he child from pain, but tovigerates the Cc. General Superintendent. jn 12-dtJ uly 15 4 $58, ass gazing out into the night. ith the church in the dist he b orrects acidity,and givas teneand | It ix deemed unnecessary to particularize the ar- met Sewer __ Ee. lniipne averee. “There he goes—the spirit of the storm.” | ¥? i eerare® Seere te the Stnnne. y te je system. It will almost instantly r ticles contained in this very handsomely forniehed M SALT WATER BATHING. 7OR SALE—A great bargain, four acres of wel As he spoke there was a bright flash of light- dreamed, and the smile of trusting faith stole Guirine in THE BowzLs anv Wind Couic. establishment. To persons in quest of good house- ARSHALL’S PAVILION. (Moore’s Land- kK improved LAND, well muited fe 8 market gar- see aaa olen by his iis waiching ‘the | 0FeF that iste eon Bio = of sunlight over Ppa one joa | {0/4 furniture, it presents unusual attractions, as | ing) Will be open for the reorption of visi. n “ a summer cloud. She thought he was doubting village road. It was a quick, anxious glance, yet Isawa black horse and its rider dash madly over the old bridge, and the next mo- i rooms and the collection is Wery large. embraoing, the cons | tore on the 13th of Jane. “Tins. delightful chen s well af lest weber te tke park FOR tents, of about forty nely mrnabed Foo ad of pene hy ——— sad leas cood fencing, and will be sold low or ol most superior and eubstanti “ Ewer tm “CHT TEETHING. c | character and in excellent Sondition, having been | Potomac river [tis sit 7 red at Baits Cr es Ros her constancy, and she lisped a wild, fervent reply— 1's C ‘Road two and a hal Laid urchased new in Janusry last miles from Washingto: med. = = roan. = . ment they were lost in the darkness Then Agee Ng werccnerts tank egaiily Wessat we ceaia’: ake cio k i -rorme $4 and under otal rer @i0and not Potomao, and in ful, view : Og a vp CORBETT over ra Of Waahingse, 7 - i j r a ty months; ov f 4 - poor erties) gn aiieg ease and a wild cry of joy warbled up from her y Bre sand 5 months, for approved cadoysed’s rtes 'bear- id 8 ma 12-tf i terest. among the mountains; now louder echoing throat; and then shestarted. The bright dream ing interest na Ke | boats plying between Washington, ) NT—A email STORE, of 6th st. “ ABtOLUTELY SURE—to fol wih | des dtd CW. BOTRLER e SONS Ree Norfolk: ‘he undersigned Kas ianse sddctend | Foes BENT « small STORE, cornet of a lift ing. through some far- | P&8sed- She started from the couch, and gazed it timely weed. — <= 5 improvements in his Bsth Houses and many oth jtable for e barber’s'ssloon of cigar store from some as J pe hergpin aaa itinaes son out into the night; yet, she could discern noth- By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. improvements to the comfurt and enjoyment of on inquire atthe Hotel. mar scl re sublime thas the vice ther prece: | ing, nothing onlya dark shadow, ene now and Le Fae srart ot oe cm, VAMUABUE | Ha aiuttuat apie neuron pi: | Fron ENT Ts inet FLOOR We tpi ry a then swept past the window. It was the old . : ann £ stREETs.—By virtue ofa decree ofthe cir. | free of charge, He has cpared ne ee sees Boat ng immediately opposite the west wing of the it. line Thomas? Sh. tree. The rain still beat fiercely against the | Pr Bey cuit Cou tof the District of Colum ia, viding a good Cotil'on Band or4n laying in heatock | City Hail, recently oogupjed by Chas. “Did you know hein — ral | Window-panes, and she could hear a faint) een wo causes in » hich Statham, Smithson & ( of choice Wine , Liquors. Segare, &c.,and for thos ae -p— pe baling, proudly beaulifal, with her dark, mourafa | Bowreful dismal sound; like che ratding of GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS| suvineiteaaserteayes: nie open a piace where they sau make dhomeciver‘at | ferssvapgy to RICHARD WaLLACH, Wo. eyes and pale features, and her form—it was rorciin was the rain dripping in the court} - TOR HARPER'S FERRY CHANGE OF See raaenes will pellet ublic auction, to the high- | home, there is not a more pleasant place in the Uni- jana avenu c z - ted States. Thi ME so light and graceful. And very kind and SDAY, the 12th da- of July, | ted States. The proprietor pledges himeelf thai a ENATO! E: : 5 On and aiter Jul: 1860, at 6 o’clock p. m., upon the izes, Lot No. | nothing ehall be left undone on h t ti i gentle, too, was Aline—ever by the sick couch | She sprang from the window and turned to a ; TELOPE, Cs Bin B No. 456, 18 the city of Weakiogtee: them so. Terms tor board by the day, week. or . shee be ote oe mam = stan or aiding the poor marble-topped table. A small lamp of frosted | J. Wette,carryi if : D. ont 558 = street north, | month reasonable. Persons wishiug to address the stranger pm his Tone Wilgrimage verily be- | Silver was burning upon it; and near it stood | mail leave Georgetown eR d 75 feet on Seventh street west. wi reee, in the most desirable npn 2 % proprietor will direct to Leonardtown, St. Mary’s two squares lieve there was not an old man who did not | * “By bell of silver. She grasped it with an PAYiand FRIDAY. atza.m..and re-| | This well known property is situated on the | county, Md ional Hotala Thos unt i = = turn every Tuesday, Thursday and day. northeast corner of F; Seventh streets, opposite | je 82m R. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor dream of her when be dreamed of angels in | impatient motion, rung it sharply, and fav ah, 8 The Antelipe will rua'as belore uni iy al Fost Office, and is one of the wens host MO°eNTAIN TOP HOUSE : a uw Dy uch, sl - | above date, * oon ° ington. The a a sE, rene cn eeee ma theroone more beautiful | suing upon her pale face.’ The clear, silvery 1 50 Ts IVED, OnE street, inctading ho deag Sree ee somee* | ere well known ’and Pesaro tals For 2iirect, between D ped E pA 13 ‘llis paused for an instant as he uttered | Chimes eounded coldly through those spacious U ByLs. Ww tee) of Seventh, and a two-story building om See-nth | resort m open for the vesetten cf bey’e Subdivision. The a: that last sentence, and I saw a shade of sup- | Shambers, and soon a servant entered the room S rr u . R ° Sele, sooediny te tes int eeneete RES mer pre prio pppncens eect my Hw “aMaL “ON & ¢ 7th pressed grief pass, like a cloud in aswift wind, | * heey eer Ce ee | ate FORMS Terme of axle: One third of the purcharo money | | iti situated on the top of the Biu> Ridgeimene | infact Beposite Contes Nake sorees his £ . I knew that he stood in the | 5° beavy were those rich carpets, for your fee! 6 bbls. ( Bay fie tai i : to be paid in cash, and ths residue intwo equal tn- it Kooxfish Gap, 10 miles west of Richmond, ae would sink down into them as if in a bed of 25 boxes prime Eastern LES: staiments, in six and twelve ithe fi he day | Va-; the Virginia Central Railroad i Tent before hisn with stately tread and sclama | ©2°Er For sala of sale; tho deforrad parents fo bear iarerees ani | tue howe tEtoush ther Base ice Pues ee en L mein—as the love past ever goes before us in : 1 be to be soured by the notes or bonds ofthe purcha. | evated sftuation beautifu: vie TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES. “John, has he come?’’ and she bent eagerly << ——_______o* hi i mi = ’ forward, one white hand clutching the heavy 5 UC OPARTNERSHIP NOTICE Approved by the ‘Trustee Sooo tie vee ee Od one Shee i tant and refre: : approved by the Trustees. ‘Should the terms of | one of the moat deltxlitful places of semen t] OoTS AND SROES TO SUIT THE fg, 70 SUIT THE these latter years—I turned my face, and left folds of the drapery. ndersigned ORYInE thin fay autared into Pprove necomeial aoe state done tn La Were teen a einoes <lte Geneon a Boots AND SROF SS TO SUIT TH him to the communion of that sweet dream “He waits halon ‘in the vestibule, ma’am.” . for the purpose of conducting the GRO bos = aale, the Trustees reserves the right tore ri reate Weare Ard facturing al! of Tonger. “ile remembered’ onty” that vigon | _ “Abd is it he! and her form trembled with | CER} ia, COMMIESTON BUSIN PRG" aN | tel tharroperts athe rak and expan of the J, Det Depots aes | St Pay en ont cent Pees e Sk as eS ni igor ge excitement, while her heart beat wildiy, and beiccssicue Wibeee ophctapcedelbeadede conveyances at the o et of the purchaser. the es re saription made axpressly ph Rage E= teat Seo bined te Gia unt ; he heard | 2¢r dark eyes shone with a half-maddened light. | to slow a well selected stook of choice Groverie Paik : eas be soid af 8 much lower than jae been sight ¢ heard the wind no longer; he “It is the barrister, ma’am.”’ w ‘eas, Liquors, &o, and are prepared t jell Gtawkde J.C MCGUIRE ae cece heretofore charged in this city ouly that low voice, now musical with laugh- “ay. as ats ods in our line cf business as cheap as} —)° | a 4 A a s 2 : cles. ter, now with song. er tm ae take aay hoves in the Distriot. ‘Country merchiantand | By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO , Auctioneers Bervents' black) ard children usder ieee | off ereeRs want of Boots end Bhoos of eastern. 0+ ‘ sa natural consequence of her position— ogee eink aad ae, vantage 4 ing Seed oan eee We HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE - | of see, half price 9 for she was the rector s daughter—and her sin- for white servants a little more west Ave wi A. PROVED AND UNIMPRovED REAL Estate. f price will be charge " ag in storeand at the lo i & ‘BR’ ; t— 4 3 it ds moisture gathered in these large, dark eyes, | nie pet, PR. SUG virtue of a decree of the C:rouit Court of the Dis | _je7 _ F. F. LIPSCOMB. ber 314 vania evencs. gular beauty, Aline Thomas was sometimes | 207'sh6 senk into a half cansuatnan dreaes, A tuct of Columbia, passed in the cause where.n GEIA HOTEL Y. eee seat poet Pee ae mae SOE ST coed vou tell Mans Joka? Gad aha scaried EFINED SUGA Madoc ana vier meen sscomplaicant and Charles | Fi -" Ovp Porxt Comront, Va, | GOUTHERN TRUNK NANTES Ten Boe, conceal her dislike for some of the forward hy into which she had fallen. — | 2 bbls; Reo. \ ‘e devisers of Bonaventura Schad, deceased, are de- | This orlebrated Seaboard Watering Pisce, loos. | "Opposite Odd Fellows? Hall, Wakincne, Be who pressed their attentions upon her, or her rs im nothing.” Shhde SHOULDE ACON fendants, the subscriber will #e!l, at public sale,the | ted in full view of Hampton Rona and 4 ir ant by Rend displeasure n —— or too open com- ; 3 , 100 bbls. prime N.. } POTOMA following valuable real estate in' Washington oy: Choceponke Bay. and at the first military PGBS We lore timent. H was 1 know not; perchance ; eaeteea a 5) bbis. No.1 St JOHN’S ALE oes OE aot eee ee eauare No 725, on the | port of the Uvited States. Port Monros) bat ilent admiration was better suited to her tis past midnight. 20 bis. No. LHERRING Band Third streets cast, fronting 197 | will be ready for the re on the et pasta schuamaa froma the daterel ‘Ktuduacs of So late! and I have been musing here so | 100 sacksG.A.and FINE SALT, cu north B street and 125 feet 23 | first of J litary eutablich 7 Sar Lneet: then tad tide G6 nae thee lanettanen of | long, and of him.” She checked herself, adeep | 4n storea d for en'e by Onaky « Woo in equare No. 642, fronti 119 fest on | ment and the fine “Bill of Fare” preschted in the pemfimie gd premsbecorencalnadye se nervous humor | Plue suffusing her cheek. ‘‘You may show him | massoawtf No. 112 9RSEY OOD, enue, by 43 feet lo inches on south G | many luxuries of the sait water refion, the with which her presence inspired him; for | i= Jobn,” and she sank back upon the couch, ; ; Rh Poiut Comfort is peculiarly hole of square north of be other reasons she soon distinguished | tee white drapery clutched convulsively in the CRANDELL, SETI. of. town, n.dating fects inehes_on Virgiaia avenue propertion in ihre regard the pro sareal: these or hawor us d oar jeweled hand. Has coni tly on hand a large leet on south F street, $1 feet 5 inches on Del: make referenos to ie + Linn, (relict of the wih beg wer yung hen, ery Zune | Apae™ lover the carp od the noe Rainn gL Pein Osage | inteted ett ghee Ha aetareet "| Kur irae Lies unl watery a with him. 5 ; and all other EC’ "LES, of ats Noe. 1. 2,3, 4, 5,6, 7, 8. » g yet ever after Oscar Lyle was her favorite ” | form of the advocate stole into the room. He = 1, 12, tl t quality, in gold, silver. iand German | &0d 16, in square ‘No.’ 5%, comprising the whole | A spacious new building and sundry improve manner, &f short 3 rested one arm upon the marble mantel, and er frames. NA. Old i square and fronting 348 feet 2 inches on nort> D | ments add largely to the accommodations aut i ivered part of the city, George eee Mids by dide in the Coa teiight alka stood gazing sche beautiful pene before | new classes set in thom to order Repaired and street, 248 feet 2 inches on north C street, 35! feet | forts of the @pproaching season. —— ranks deli inany ty, town, or Ale: Z - P " . —————— = hth street east, and 359 feet on Seventh et} The management of th tel " jobrated as familiarly as brother and sister of the fu: | hima. « bitter simile resting upon his fine fea- | PFVHE STEAM PACKET FLYING CLOUD | Shaft street cast, and 35) fect on Seventh strc matters connected with it, are uuder thaeasionne | wPieiNAe RTA aiken nny Gian of ie past as well. And ghen there “Alice!” broke in a soft whisper from is now ready for exoursions to And Lo*s Nos, 8,9, and 10, im square No. 584, | charge of the junior Mr. Willard "de 15-iy JAMES 8. TOPHAM. 7 partner, lard. the Great Falls or tmtermediate fr 50 feet each o1 rt ye SEGAR. was Aline’s father, a strong, fine looking man, points, Arlington Springs and Alex . n soul reet, between JOS. SEGAR. ‘ Second streets 100 fe 5 5 and good old Major Grayson, who used to E ‘ Andris. on BUND. YS will make trips to Alex P ‘ovemnents, winich p mvaict a be well built z ii ei OOK OUT FOR PAINT ; reer! ine for vi t She sprang forward, murmuring that dear | Sndria on SUNDAYS, in time for divine servioe, | two-story frame dwelling houses = L Tae we srl at hae yog| tnd uid ape rom Sea ee od loon rl as PS pay "| Wa RGIS a a LIE LROEDTT eons uo] nyX5212 SENSE TEE ha, se were sacri fo “ 3 N) 2 ace 3 A ; hearts; yet, alas’ the past never comes back | *FmS, but he waved her back with aproud| apto2m —_No.36 Sift at.. Georgetown. | thelotin square No.b2on THURSDAY. tia ng public ss a proprietor of the City Se Das oe ee ain, save in memory—then only to pain us| Sesture. and stood silent, with that haughty O8. F, BIRCH, UNDERTAKER oe ay pop rey orth of equare No. 642 | Hotel in tvack! oy te H, Ww. BAM, by rere PAINT with sad regrets of dark hours for some un- | Smile still resting upon his pale features. She Cor. Bridec and Jefferson ets, Georsetown. | squate No 158-00 MON DAY ee i pte ed fo- g term of years the magnific 3 | SHOP and ‘AIN STOR Ry ee Nea . I ic d had sunk back upon the couch, trembling j my personal attention to this branch | 196), of the lote in zs ton & d the numerous oot where can SHES, ~ ale and ae mee the old village church, in| like.® wounded dove, or like a bright flower, eo » Lam prepared te ments, on TUESD. , + recently orected at Point Loo , BR Aen, £0.,0% wi the red light that fell through the stained | Plighted by the cold winter wind—an earnest, scan be dase anor von ther rocicliveiwacat | having furnished then igs af . r Pp the days al specified. on the respective premi ry Ts WITH pleading prayer beaming from those dark eyes ©. As L havea large i h i Auy other watering piace in the United y m cm atte ‘Oscar! Oscar! spare me! I am wretche 1 hand. ree | Tork a mar cult eet ce aon! tn euch parcels or opeg the establishment on the 12th N. Brest ples attonty paid to Iam punished! Spare me! spare me! I re-| aca from thensid'te Cao arte removal of the | “Terme of sais! One third oash ; and the balanos | fer ths reoeption Of visitors: hee acy aay net f a re windows—even then he felt angels m' nig furnished them in & style equal to that * MIXED PAINTS FOR oni ¢ like Aline Thomas,who,with meek and rev- R. ah erent face, listened to the words of the id rector; he looked not upon the cold world as it is, but as it seemed. ning. 2 rf Snamelied Glass of all kinds aiweys on nt! He is dead—he for whom I left you Hearson and Horses for hive rial ae in 6, 12 and 18 months, secured by the puroli ing sufficient for the oumfortable socommodation h! it was a solitary fault! Bitterly, oh! how iy ASSEY, 7 = : notes, bearing interest from the day of ralc, with | fat lenst 750 guests, a all trusted to his care, and is 0 COLLINS & CO!S PHILADEL- | **0urity to b= approved by the trustee ani if not | , Point Lookout, besides being des that he ons do wor if . do work as o! not F ly atoned for!” complied with in five days after the «a fe Amerios for fine ~ bey 4 5 ¢ ~ tims How strangely our childhood shadows forth sarap Sacra aad feoor BEA DRAUGHT 41 eres Teter pod ty, the terms of whioh ne not complied wi . will h. Soft ¢ Seephiad, Mackerel, ani i wept 2 sia Seventh our life! It was May-day, and Aline wastobe| |. ' : =e erage, and invite alt persons who want & pure un- | °° resold. upon one waek’s notice, at the ri«k and : S finer fnoilities | CF ueen. As they stole out through the old wic- Oh, save! save me!"’ she cried, interrupt- | $78 iterated Ale, to give it a trini. the defaulting purch Upon the full | 10" Bathing than even Cape May, while the maio-tf PUTTY 18 DOWN. Ket, Lyle placed a wreath of flowers upon her | 108 himn, and stretching out her arms in sup- ERNY2 SHINN, Aconts, T Before: the asta ae money and interest, and | ppokoounlty jmimediately ndjoining i1—inoluding Ws white brow, tied with a broad white ‘ribben, | Plestion. ‘Let me know that you are my | _™® a riend in this dark hour, and that you forgive me, Oscar.’’ “Aline, I am, as ever, thy friend.”” How Aline thanked him with her smiles! And they were merry with their dance and with their song, until the youn squire came. He ot before, the trustee will convey the ty to | the Drives, Partridge and loock Shooting zw Yo Sensors, | i respective purchasers in fee ‘lumpia, J I'gon. | &o- Xo. —olfer advantages togethe:, superior of N &; Amenle A NGTON veyancing at the ex bth toh ‘will_ leave i New York for Wi tuose of a ther wateri laos % DENTISTRY. CES ATER C ir ihe Water Views rom the paillon and from a! glexeuiety ant Weeht Sst 7 > . 4,0: MeGUIRE & CO. The health of the point is uucxowlled by that of | Soltty Edad Wes iow bas 79 = 2 11-stawtJuly 17 Ned by that of | o'clock and New ‘ash “ And you will save him—my father?” TEETE Bikers nan = = — | Mountain regions, and the aocess to it by steamers | ineton every Saturany m. wroudeed Sif ‘lled. "And he, must bie the | ‘Lf God's will permits." ofthe MINERS PEATE FRE em By A. GREEN, Anstionser. png pee Gey Sic iy ae Pasecaee's ad queen, forsooth’ and Aline blushed, drew back |‘: May Heaven bless you.” | Sends personally at his office in this city. x =o) TWO-STORY AND ATTIC FRAME House | thoss'citien” He has spared co expense in provid: | “R® Btn * until Oscar came to the rescue. There was a | _. Aline—’’ and the same cold smile wreathed ane bag can ror these teeth who Pie Ri geet ited at res —— rie conan ‘On| ie a fine Band, viages, Horses, Pleas 6 Boats, | oross the seven of low water, a! good quick movement of the youth's arm, and Wal- | bi lips—“I was young when I first met you at | Sannet Toer others, and no person can ‘wear others | ATU 34 \? i724, da ot duiy, 166) L aunil sel, | Wines, Liguore, &e. lu‘shert. hie patrons oui | Suybe Brpmpuy ter Grayson fell like a log at his feet; while | the Parsonage, and I thought no love like Foraone calling at my office oan be scoommodated De property Ke; ims the fol’ | find at their command every luxury and "or eight of Aline, weeping and trembling, tore the wreath thine; wer a Jt, with an: le rice of Teeth th di A i roperty, vi obtainable at any other A: ‘ater: ¥ ‘Buin 7, learned’ that wrong, my heart war crached; | susto thors whoa’ parcouirnt chatty purest) | «,tatt, Lot Ne rettin germs for Board, by the day. week com smear eOnOae es anor Wharton, yet, in that dark hour, I found a friend—my rong produce the MINER AG Prat ere ree id Frame House, containing about & ma $3 di od anima Loe SM Nearly a week after that, Oscar Lyle visited mother; and on her I lavished all my young uily Warran i z setae he Es act aa asia st the curner of en te eee OME, BA. otocpiant sytee igre Bl Ww . . affections. When poor, she shared my pov- ‘come tp this olty-No. 336 Pa, avenue, between ‘Terme: Oae-fourth o h; balance in 6, 12 and 1 inthis own shop ~4 others oo mee. and they fold him Stents ten, ood ehemed betehaeeen ae nha Toth ata, Also, 90% A rok strene Foie terme; O2e.fourth cash; balanoe in 6, 2 and 18 EDUCATIONAL. had wells 2 z ware jorthnern from her forehead, and would sing no more that day. k (that is got pore wes bearing interest from day of sale, ppt ap ak oR, p 7 . became wealthy,and she smiled upon my home, A deed given and a deed t tak he will sell his best Er ete in raion Se| "cee ely my tm ya OO RAT chee rac, | ES poe ie Peele COMMER GAL couumen | creteria meicneed mate ihe way afin & dm of poe aie| Sngeenmese us NCOP 7 at om | ie Re cee Rigg | Renae Set ntnceieet Mlle | vans dint Pe ORC: Wakinnon con | ea aap es anata ote looking wildly lovely in a dress of pure white 8 3 artificial teeth. id Fagg tn, 38 P. me 35-0 a a . it the advantages id thi t highest bidd ( i lot of RIC. muslin; yet her face wore a deeper shadeof pen-| _ Yate forgiven. Aline; and may You for- | strength, beauty, cleanlin and. chioapness, Fall | the mone. eT ee ‘ae et Sdercents Foren nes Anne tag very cheep. Mo. 3 = siveness than was its wont, and she turned not | S°t the blighting of one young heart.’ upper seta inverted for $35, Partial in proportion, If the whole terms are not complied with in five| respondence, Bills of FE x nt 5, OL®S B8BTATUETTVE to meet him when he entered the room, ashe gone’’’ and Aline pressed her hands | DMiee 306 Pa. avenne. é = 007" | dare, the property wi bo -osold at therriak and cost Commission ‘Sales, Graumar and Arithmetic. V Aline!” be gasped, springing to her side. | “idly upon her forehead. ‘I have seen him ~ _{No. 663] roaaie three times in the Natlonel Intelligens te Lame ail i Totiaciel Er hae quemen- She glanced up—he knew all then; the what a meeting! and she sank upon ICF OF THE KEMOVAL SARAH M. ANDER“ON ship. stained border of her head drese—it was his floor.’” L. OFFICE FROM CAMBRIDGE TU Devines ander, the will o: OS TRNAS Rooms open from9a.m. to 10 p.m, For terms —Walter Grayson’s ‘A There was a wild cry, no louder than the NeGOTDE CITY,” IN THE STA‘ KE OF MIN- | _ie 13 2aw&ds A. EEN, Auct. Spply at the Rooms. ow; i a “It were no fault of mine, Oscar, if I turn | P0tes of & bird, yet so full of agony. They By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer Sit bt M.W_YOUNG & CO. it is his wish; he is all the friend I have in this | >Y Ber side that night; for she was ill, very ill [inhereby declared and made krown thet ths | TEarexaxce HaLlecOn, WEDNESDAT AL | ‘This well-kusgn ant ore Seminary, which wide world, but you, Oscar. And you will be | —2** otis heart-sickness. of Tor the sale of public lands at CamaaincE, in| TEKNOON, Juue :7th, at 6 o’oloc i o on m- | has been so successful under the entire care of Mrs - . ss * * * MiNNzgsorA, will be removed to Scx- | ies. by virtua of a deed oftrust dated Mar: Z. Richards for y than ten years, will be opened my friend, my brother, in this dark hour. You , 4 5 in said State, i duly reco bar J. A. th Monday in Septe <1 will forgive me, Oscar?” and ake laid ber becg | _ The trial was over; and Mr. Thomas was practicable, “MG State, at as carly a period as | Bad daly recorded im Liber. A. &., No Ist, qulged axporeteion ani Tattrentied ot Wie era uuen bie & ind raised those large, pleading acquitted. The jurors, stern men though they | Further noti biue eyes to his. e I 5 " to the precise time ofo!osine the | Washington county, I shal 1 Lots H. . RICHARDS, in the well arransed “You will forgive me, Or | ¥ete could not resist the burning eloquence Office t Cambrid; tory to nd fils uildin, b ry to its removal, | 8! -in & subdivison of square numbered 373 Union Academy * § Gartage ora: “4 + of the young advocate; and, without leavin, f its openi: vines at Sunrise City, wiil | fronting each about 12 feet 10 inches on the 90 jest | ulars. see circulars at all the maz3- capnianntietivhienan pa TERR LTGP alm py Soe dye) be riven by the Hegtstor and Receiver ofths Lard alley nthe reas of Fempera.oo Hal. cogethor with Maa MAR sgek “leks scuog.. iid, Sees tee fr He poster aeoal gp ‘Aline Thomas Saale bar not guilty. Then arose a cheer, so loud tne gark Under may hand, gt the city of Washington, Brick Dwolling-Houses, containing five rooms frieutes te pa fo gear 7 iat he Treas with a. of he? intents The rector met kim the hall. feeaenanes coy taper gto = ab lis cer cdtue Piacieere ‘Terme: One third onsh; the residue in6.and 12 | $89 duties o on the ist inSep: | States will be farnia the local agente. fe recei AS eo in ‘Aline told you?” he said i ‘ J. 6 , an: JOS. 8. WILSON, months, with interest, secared by a deed of trust blame her not? Ljoorreagy. ingly aoe bg — to catch a view of th barrister. Commissioner of the General Land Ofiss. mines, The course of study pursued will Lea for it is rw now, Oscar;”’ and , 8 jseallthe GAS FIXTURES. bi soon appeared, with a jooking woman | _je 2-w6w gthe terms of sale should not be complied with branches requisite to & thorough Bigiish eduos" ve in and are lips as he turned swan oy “mile wreathed upon his arm, followed by the old man | POISON BANISAHED. Tht to recall at the tlak and ceeene eran 1 she is ot “I am poor, now, Mr. Thom vet. ali | 2294 Aline. He greeted them kindly Pasing OE eared faulting purohaser, after one woek’e puniie notice, feel proud to cali me friend” Oesce Tat | now and then to grasp the proffered hand rls ssedy th Bod Bugs to destroy : poe gonweyancing st the cost of the purchaser or turned away as he spoke, and when he left ha one more eager than the rest to hear that voice 7! rorid goes to Schwerin's THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee | eageman e there was another green 1s ry ‘in. je4-d memory, and another loved form | ae pd e took Aline’s hand as they reached the J.C. McGUIRE & 60, Anots, dug caret ied i ie Ba i 7 Bilis all Lascecs seaees te fate, ROYAL HAV. Y. fre ee Fanta oar Soe tae ea galae seem ad Salted er tame see} SET Tx AF NSATINA OTTER, | eto ee eg Myature. | “"CMay Heaven blecs you, Oscar.” fi SCHWERIN'S NNIHILATING | the Ua s Captain Goncral of Catee resijeige" No, 40 Camerousttect Alestadrl ve The lenge, mournful eyes were fixed with a BER, for. of Cooke yes hod. piace at Havana on It was a wild ng just such a night as this. . tons, Fleas. Ante, Flies, Mothe, Gar. * TRURSDAY, June 24, 1860, It was the night before the trial. Yes. Mr wild intensity upon his; and when the carri: Tapoctey 0 00, Pills for deeteubton ns i Y, : Thomas hed been charged with a cri y | drove off, and she could no longer seo him fone Nord 26 orth Berea ee OK Rate SORTEO NUMERO 6 ORDINARIO, OOD AND COAL. the laws of his country deemed sopardonable fromm the’ window, she sank down among the | pil. cake of APITAL, PRIZE 100,000 WOOD AND risen ween cushions—the light of that young heart had son-in-law; Walter fell on the floor a sean forever. Sear tt react Fogger Mons tmite- Sio0 ee . Wie? are 30,000 | 153 ae age: i ; The again. Oscar Lyle bee Wertined; be oaatious. Remember to 20,000 | 20 k OAL ‘The vill: jitied the ol % ‘Y never met ar Lyle ame 3 be ma to Spprox, sing that soa id be dons man aerial os a barrister; but Aline lies in the or ri. werin’s Annihilating Powder. Te Sarexs. Delivered to all typed je cert form je serviceseof the most renowned ’ ‘ZY i “WILLIAM BRAbl EY nicl nh 10—Halves, § Fy uarters I. . M. py sivvae bd tenn preted onan frped | tt tm IN. B. bvaieralinee ie hcokttarte| Bifcetheumcrinetaccen ares | Qt gee reer. nse thar, that, on the morrow, Mr. Thomad might throw = has on hand's large tick of Nar nite fring wil Be ‘8 008 8 the result z ee or Se rests eae tay 80 int. t drapery” thet fll at large windows half concealed the slender form; Page the face was such a one as ‘ou might see in the ideal of an artist’s dream. bin oo mournful drama! was oes jer ness, cont; ly with the ashy paleness of that young rap Rn ag its outlines, so bea: Tul he cone eee ee is face hard against the dam came clouded by her quick fainting breads,