Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1860, Page 3

——————— eee I a > A catalan tia canine lite A ae SNE RAPA CuiminaL Cournt.—After our report closed T —Mr. Editor: TN . LOCAL NEWS __|.ccaovs.cour cate ou, myer coed oa |, Tan Paowmmon Gooner Men — MeFi a ne Behan te Yor tn fea® GEORGETOWN. THE LATEST NEWS (gape ee et a r agt Chas. Mc’ h, accused of stenting twelve | letter, if you are not tired of this musical business. or Pi oo ag ae 2 IF Thowgh THe Stan s¢ printed on Reands of butter and atin can, the property of | Mr. Pro Bono has an {dea that the Le ig fe Kame, reducing Correspondence of The Star. TELEGRAPHIC wieom press im uss south of Baltimore, its edition | (VM. Gunton, returned a verdict of guilty, and boweis, > 6 ” a 4s 80 large as to require it to be put to press at am yaa sentenced to one year in jail. ie Lucinda Batly was tried on a char; of keepin; a disorderly and bawdy house. number of witnesses were examined, who testified to the bad character of the defendant and of the house kept by her. The jury returned a verdict of guilty as aariy howr ; Advertisements, therefore, should be fant im before Twelve o'clock, m.; otherwise they ; concerts not only | Extermiantes Bed Bate, Rosson oes, Garden Insects, teething se ‘fee aca! mae to what is Beg oe yee rH another column. ‘oc L-ly Ticks, Ants, on Zitb, ea Londonderry on the indicted, and Lucinda ed we make all kinds of ‘objections ttle style ot It contat F ee ct Uc! ite: to we contains no on Noriex.—Disirict of Columbia Advertisements | in jaile Pe oeeeneNS et | thamene, wees tee oe eee te Me Minteky bos eeaeeh nek cite Nenpelitont os be inserted in the Bautiaone Sum are received | Tobias Brown, convicted es an accomplice of | dren at a'country school that iry te tose feels are CL Es es. Ta, tas anepiced. and commander “ Ot and forwarded from THE Star office. McVeigh in stealing butter, eic., from Wm. | teachers. As far as Crockett is concerned, if he | a was sentenced to one year in the county Wm. Fugitt, alias General Fagitt, was placed on trial on a charge of stealing a horse valued at 375, from J. B. Grinnell, on the Island, about two had anything to do with politics and never heard -_ Pee ormeyaees Sette but one speech he could understand, we have an Mever’s Minacttovs Vermin ESTROVER, toaccept | the oldest and best remedy Kno fg Cong: of aman | i Rate and Mion Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants, to not use ev effort to become competent to usquitoes, Fleas, Moths, Grain-Worme and Gar understand what apee to join the new 4 a Gen. —— deere ation, = had aioeed y ‘enralied 36,000 volunteem, and an. © ber expedition of 4.000 was preparing to leave Reticiovs — Yesterday the congregations of the Washington churches were generally large, the weather greatly favoring the attendance at reli- ous worship during the entire day. The Sab- it day at George- town College, the exercises commencing at 9 o'clock a.m; and on the day after the annual distribution of premiums at the Convent of the ae sane ee ee ae ene Taisen dims Sabena shits eit hes aides years ago, since which time he has been fugitive. he heard when he went there. ; way are among rst of ¢ kind in our country, Gasett hed a proclamat Dat ono or Ab CaED Or tex reaameunecs Bd a was pending when Court ourned. eke leak od a a feel ae eee by ail Drugetete cvorywhere, 7" ia ligm | 20d the annual exercises ‘are Eebwelly atended eset, calling upon the ae but on = * those were cases in which boys of a thoughtless 'y —The case of Fugitt was wedict of guile —— my Ge S54 by an immense of citizens and ers, | Gen concluded. The jury returned a verdict of it will be well for ovens af conatent to alton ageinst the Bourbons age were implicated. There are comparatively as indicted. 8 leebr gued ai > q el dott kane ORR ae ee ae | Gud Cee Yor nemiens estting Pennies will wars a a * in Washington, and th bears ey peers own x, also. yee) : - Pe ag . few strangers Oy . e = The court — of U lad, though, towee Mr. Pro so well d's- ex! jon of Trinity ure lent 001 Lowpox, June 28 —' English funds were tions yesterday were almost entirely ceanpedat Sta then took up the case & ber a herd young America, who fought, bled, MARRIED. takes , and in the afternoon of that day the | beavy yesterday. A new Sardinian loan was ex the resident population. ina es * and won his country’s freedom while i annual distribution of premiums to the pupils of Foundry Chapel.—At eleven o'clock, a. m., Dr. ao —s they: Spellman actre bg court to an irregular! in indictment, which made it doubtful wichactes cuentas to go into a case which would beconciusive. The bill was found at the May term, 17th of May, 1859. and Mr. Cullom came into court and gave bail at ey aural to have been taken from the files and upon that, an+ other grand jury | cose a ae ace wasanew 9 one counsel not tederland. Tess wished to know upon which of these findings they were to go to trial. Mr. Ould, for the United States, stated that there was no question as to that. The last finding of ee Jury was the one of course which was before us now. The Court thought the indictment was good. A question then arose as to whether Mr. Cul- lom should be arraigned or not; which was final- ly settled by the Court ordering the defendant to be arraigned. This point settled, the arraignment of the de- fendant followed. At the close of the arraignment, the defendant pleaded not guilty. The jury was then called and sworn, after which the Court adjourned until to-morrow morning at 11 o'clock: Edwards edified a large audience with a discourse founded on the word of God as recorded in Rev- elations, 14. 6.7,8—“ And I saw another fiy in the midst of heaven, having the everlasti seeps te b,” &c. He remarked in the out set that. tl se Brine in son eyo —— is a pro} jc symbel announcing to et, and eck him tothe church, that the tune will come when the gospel message shall be born everywhere throughout the universe with success; and that the notes which pealed from the lips of the angel who immediately sucgeeded, crying ** Babylon is fallen,”’ signified the fulfilment of what the first angel had predicted. He said the lesson taught by the text is this, viz: That itis by means of the mini: of truth that Christianity wins its triumphs le proceeded to argue this from the following considerations: First, this ‘was the only means instituted by Christ for the conquest of bis enemies, as he ignored all the forces to which men would have directed him, and commanded his disciples to go into all the world and preach the guspel. And this brief command embraces all that God ever required his ministers to do, for the spread of the gospel, from the time when Constantine painted cross on the Roman standard down to the — struggle in bebalf of religious liberty in Italy. Secondly, preaching the gospel is the only means in harmo- ny with, and allowed by, the spirit of Christian- ity; for everything else, as artifice, force, &c., is a violation of its fundamental law of personal re- sponsibility. The speaker having enlarged = this point, passed to his thtrd argument, viz: That from the nature of the conquest to be made, the Preaching of the gospel is the only instrument which can successfully be emplo: for the pur- pose. In the latter part of the discourse Dr. E. contrasted the 1 method for propagating Christianity with those employed by Islamism, and other false sys:ems of religion; the former ap- ling to love, to truth, and to reason, principles ectising with the noblest traits of the mind and heart, while the latter resorted to artifice, force, terror, or coercion, as well aa the love of wer and pleasure, and other sensuous origin. pee Seat , alike to truth, to conscience, and to man’s nobiest faculties. Lastly, he said that this method (appealing to truth, conscience, and to ressn,) is Of iteelt @ scre guarantee of the future cess of Christianity. She has had her dark seasons—dangers have threatened her from every quarter; clouds have settled densely over her for @ season, the noblest moral beroes whose lives have ever gilded the annals of the world, have perished on the scaffold and at the stake in her defence— until at last she bas merged from the midnight blackness with an effulgence surpasssng that of the noon-day sun. The speaker ciosed by a brief allution to the advantages which we have received — to be offered at Turin mah gem subscrip ion. The London Times says prom|sed Sar @inian loan comes too inte A yey hg classes was held last night on ington Green to consider the bigh ices. The resolutions denounce the present hanine prices es the result of monopoly and class slation. be Paris Seicle declares the papal loan con- trary to the traditions of the church The Palermo papers say thet Garibaldi lost up- wards of 900 men in the conflicts of the 27th and Panis, Thursday.—The Moniteur publishes a convention between France and Eaeead, rela tive to a division of the captures in China Commamrctat Livsrroot, June 25.—Cotton closed dull, but Steady. Sales for three days 20,000 bales. * Breadstutfs were quiet, but steady Provisions dull. Consols for account 93 ¢ the Georgetown School. We are requested to call the attention of the friends of Breckinridge and Lane, in our city, to the advertisement in another column It will be seen that the on from Here will join the First Ward pA. vem of Washington at Stott’s Hall, about 7% p.m. It is expected that the Meeting will be a most interesting one. GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS ; : le and | On th by a) 5 veneer tyranny, hae e sill’ préatee panteemenn PRGA A REY ote apa to Mad a 5 5 is iy the oid & Lace daughter of the late Alexander aes as for there are works of some of the most celebra- DIED, At New! NN on the morning of the 7th has never been introduced into any opera, and | inst , Me EDWARD ‘A. POLLARD. aged 20 belong to the concert room, and the only reason | years. daughter of Speers: W. Barry, of this city. they are not heard all over the country is that | _ The friends of the family are invited to attend the there are so very few performers who can execute | funera! from the Church of the Epiphany, Tuesday them; but young America has set himeelf to work | ™O!#ing. at 10 o'¢look, — : and it will not be long now ere the noble deed is | , 00 the 9th inst., SAM’L ASBURY, infant son of done, even if he has to accomplish it amid the | 44;°Pi and smelia Mansfield, aged 15 months, in His funeral will take p! from the residence of finging of all the cow bells on continent, ie. | his No. 494 E street south, between 6th he not only have the best music, but he will and mh easton tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon, bave all your parlors, halls, gardens, and parks | at 5o’cloek. ornamented with sculpture and paintings that | Onthe7th instant. JOSEPH PARKER NOR- will be second only to nature, and if Aminadab | RIS, izfant son of Dr. P.J. and Caroline N. Hor- Sleek continues to clasp bis hands and cry — witz. ~ For other Georgetown adverixsements see first page Fe” ECR eE rows, DEMOCRATIC AS SOCIATION, ATTENTION !—V ou are requested to meet at sa tial! THIS (Monday) E FE NING, 6 wl will pi o'clock, wherce the Association to St tt’. Hall, (First Wan ington.) and join the First Ward Demoer ciation, to attend the National Demoo ing at the City — OWENS BERRY. = ESAU PICKRELL, Pres. Seuet CALL AND EXAMINE NEW STYLE CORK WATER COOLE WILLOUGABYS. PATENT SCREW. CANS the latins serving Fresh Fruits and PATENT FIVE S cious heavens!” about it, he will be trani On Saturday, the 7th instant, HENRY L., infant to Crocket land. — en the landing at James- | son of Jas. and Ellen Thomson. town, men that labored and pight for the ines it y Evi welfare of others have had bat fe agains, the cre ings oa sida old school, for they profess to know every thing Who departed this life on the 3th ~~ of June. as soon as they see or bear it, and whether they | The deceased was in her 96th year. She was o do or not you will never see them take the trouble | Frogs, eu@erer—having been sick for many long to learn anything. Now whether studying to | t'inis with patience, until she wascalied home, to improve in what wi owes to be fond of puts | jive forever. She was a kind and dutiful daughter, anything in our ‘ets or not, it will give us | and leaves a mother and sister to mourn her loss— this advantage—tefore we commence to study | which never will be replaced. Weare unlearned and in an uncultivated state; | Thy sufferings are al’ ended ; thy cares are all o’er; bee Ung have sppticd ourselves and accom- Pmaure thy Joys will be great on that bright, happy Pilsh our ends, we know what our ideas q aD, A were when we were in that state, and we know earn Jose eee have been waiting, with their what they are after being cultivated. The learned | To greet‘you in the New Jerusalem above. man then bas some possible chance of knowing F ‘ ii what an unlearned man’s ideas are, and is there- ie a Drove, from ie — eral home: fore capable of advising and dictating for him, | Where the rool aad tha Foe rea but it is not within the compass of possibility for Tn that heavenly land. ‘Sister, farewell! an unlearned man to have any conception of a url her sternal sain: learned man’s ideas. But there 1s one consolation Ob, we would notaak Or oor bo resenia? for Young America: he knows his dear old Uncle | Sng has left thie waht of sin snd care, Sam is not building large ships, casting huge | And gone to dwell where ths holy angels are. cannon, and building magnificent editices unsur- Washington oity, D. July 3. 1860. in the world, for the gratification of people hat are op; d to science and art. There are W. T Ser eran raeclapapt and art only useful when ANTS. they forn: for the stomach or clothing for ‘Caretta A ce iL LL the body; but this will not dofor Young America. | WWANTED—A geod oat Gread BAKER. In And as to Europeans not being fond of classical | ¢ strait! beget ne ‘i ss music, somebody mst be ey a have ANTED—B; * ar eard lal men from Euro} jai at the LN TE ® steady, justrions man, & ideas of some of our professors tga pesasises Ww SITU ATION Bs collector. Gast of eats a Mr. Editor, we would not expect you to give | ies oan be given. Address M. C., Star OF place to this in your columns, but we know that | "°° editors are not generally opposed to mental im- PPRENTICE.—A lad, aged 15, who writes a provement. We know, too, that were It not for fae hand and is Acquainted with figures, would of employ mont in a store, or as apprentice nda dl pisses jo “Dard atl edie ES Buy mechanical ‘Occupation, Aline to" W this day laboring under the dame disadvantages | ¢thisoffice, will : Pelitical Demonstrations, &c Lovisvitte, Ky., July 7.—One of the largest meetings ever held bere last night ratified the nomination of Douglas and Johnson Bonfires een saan: thundered and enthusiasm pre- vai A Democratic State Convention held at Irvine, Till county, in which thirty-one counties in the State were represented, unanimously adopted res- olutions coteeing Boek ridge and Lane, and repudiating Douglas and Jobnson. Perersscrs, Va., July 8—Hon. Mr spoke fortwo hoursat Phenix Hall last night, defining his “ape in regard to the Presidency He declared bis preference for Breckinridge and Lane over sil other candidates’ The building was crowded, and there was great applause for Breckinridge and Lane. CoLemavs, O , July 5 —The Breckinridge Cen- tral Committee appointed are :—President, Dr John Dawson; Secretary, Wm. A. Nell; ‘Preas- os Sparrow A committee of twe from rongressional district have boen appointed Capt Morrow and Mr. Prentice are for (2th) district Burraco,N Y., July 7.—The republican rat ification meeting last night was the most enthu- Silastic political gathering in the campaign. The * Wide Awakers” tn uniform, ener torches, made their first appearance in the procession Hon. Owen Lovejoy, of Ill, was the orator of the evening Tue SMirHsonian INstiTtTion.—The totel amount of the uest, as received into the treas- uary, was $515,169; interest on the same to July Ist, 1816, devoted to the erection of the building, $212,129. In addition to these, $135.600 of unex- ended income = been v. in State bonds, ro ‘nat the ge ncome of the Institution is $38,- 326 14. The principal expenditures are, for sal- aries, about $9,000; for publications of all kinds, $9,000; for meteorological observations, 500; for lectures, $1,000; for the library, $3,500; for museum, $2,000. There are some incidental mat- ters involving expenditure, and about $5,000 is set apart from the income to make a certain fina: cial change for the sake of economy. The collec tions of various kinds which bad accumulated at Washington, have now been concentrated at the Institution, Congress agreeing to make an appro- priation of $4,000 annually to kee; them up. Rive are such as the collection of the Exploring Expe- dition, under Captain Wilkes, in South America and the South Seas; that of Lieutenant Herndon’s exploration of the Amazon; Capt. Stansbury’s e — of the Great Salt Lake; Capt. Perry’ apan Collections, &c.. &c. This museum is stated to be now superior to any other in the country as a general collection, though in the s celalities of exotic birds, shells, foss! is, and m erals, itis said to be surpassed by the Philadel- phia Academy of Natural Sciences. We are glad t)see that the Secretary who has charge of this = T. A. LAZES BY. iy 9-3t No. 124 Bridge st . Georgetown. FIS. FISH" New ST. JOH ALEWI GES AND LAB- RADOR HBRRING. 100 barrels prime new St. John’s Alewives, 100 do. 0, Labrador Herrin, Daily expected per schooner J.P, Wetherill. sO. In store— bbls. new No. | Round Herring, Bost. inspection wo do. do. do. Halifax do, » do. do do. 3 ‘ene do. And a few St. John’s Alewives, last year's inepec tion, but warranted prime. Ail of which we will sel] on pleasing terms. Apply to RTLEY & BRO., iy 9-1lw 99 and 101 Water «t., Georgetown. Fc’ NEW YORK.—The packet schooners Aro and Hamilton ill commence the above port on MONDAY. . For freight appl to McCOBB & DODGE, 63 Water street. "K REPAIRING. Carefully cleaned and -epaired, and the eriy adiusted by J. A. WATSON, 99 Bridge st eorgetown, D. , A large stock of Clocks always on sale at x mod- erate charge to yer iy 6-3t" SIR A A last asmall red COW with wid short neck ; a white bag, with small and no other white marks abort her From Pike's Peak Sr. Josern, Mo , July 6 —The Pike's Peak ex- press bas arrived with $15,000 in du An and Den- * NTED TO RENT—On west Saventh streets | ON0 returning her to the subseriber. or giving @ oy | ver city dates to the 28th ult. The Indian depre- ines public nmesse alceec nee eri ag Une, | Hts tomy interest se'well au that of theirs, notto | WW etwcen Hand N rorts Menai! Bettas’ | snforimtion ba wich ao tony 'ba Yon wl upon stragaling parties and on the ranches from Christianity. ing a public museum, illustrating as fully as pos- fessi hich I hi bt hi tas @ | Pact ofa Dwelling aud Store suitable for a Grocery jy 6 3t Corner Montgomery and Olive st bad become so es pe that a meeting of the cit- Methodist Protestant Church, Ninth Strect = | aible the natural history of the world, aud taking | 2ce,&,profession, which I have ot nah datn ne | nd Dry Goods Store. ‘The rent must below. ap. | 23 — a * | izens had been held to cousider what means could The services of the day were conducted by the rank with those of London, Paris, Berlin, and } one teal cantunes that he is ie jude of what rf a iy: meng te ne Planters’ gard N Licenses a NOT! ee be taken to prevent them Two Arrapaboe chiefs tor, Rev. P. L.. Wilson, who preached an ef-| Vienna.” The design of Mr. Downing, for the criticises kw Avuibee OF Goon Music pss sion ea in Adio crenkdacin 3 ip roe nose Licenses from fective discourse in the morning from the text of | improvement of the public grounds which lie be. : _—— 4 : were present at the meeting a portion of the time The outrages inthe main consist of the Indians taking whatever they desire from parties unable to reska them, tearing down fences. turning their ponies into the gardens and destroying them, and in some cases, shooting at the whites, one or two of whem are known to have been killed The chiefs thought it bard that they should be beld accountable for the bad acts of their own and a few other natives in this-vicinity, but said that so far as their own men were concerned, they would hold them responsible for any injury done Luke 16.5—* For the children of this world are in their generation wiser than the children of light ° At night a very interesting sermon upon the ‘“ Christian's trust,” from 2d Timothy, 1.12— “For | Know whom [ have believed, and am rsuaded that He is able to keep that which J on committed unto Him against that day.”’ ME. Church South.—In the niorning the ser- vice was conducted by the Rev. C. K. Marshal), D D., of Mississippi, who preached an eloquent discourse from the text in Mathew 25 2*—‘Take, the Corporation of Geo getown expire on the J0th inst., are hereby notified promptly to renew the same, otherwise they will enhject themscives to's fine, and the law 1s compulso y upon the proper ot- ficers of the Corpo: ation to enfuice said fine against al! delinquents, je 28-Stawtjy io Ww L SEWING MACHID ADIES Are pasemee to call the agency Mra. J-RVIS’S TRIMMING STORI, 101 Bridge stre-t, Georgetown, and examine the beet family SEWING MACHINES in use, vi: Ladd, Webster & Co.’« Improved Tight-Stitch M a wax D—A GIRL, (oolored preferred,) at the THe StRaMER PHeENix, it will beseen by an Washington House, Room No. 1. jy 7-2” advertisement in another column, bas changed TO RENT—A neatly furnished her wharf from the foot of 11th street to Van Res- HOUSE, within a few minutes’ walk of the wick’s wharf, at the foot of 6th street. She goes | Capitol. Address B, X., Box 249, National Hotel, en a moonlight excursion to Glymont to-morrow. | 297-37 RIA ANTED-—A SITUATION, b Tue Pic-nic of the Howard Association, at Ar- WwW WAN, AS Hurse OF chambermaic lington Springs on Thursday next, promises to be | witha ady. Address“S.J.R_- a very pleasant, as well as commendable affair. | _jy 7-3t See advertisement in another column. WANTED—A WHITE GIRL tc do general tween the Capitol and the Potomac, Proposed to connect in one common plan a succession of en- closed parks. The = of Capt. Meigs, for sup- plying the clty with water, includes a series of fountains for ornamenting the public reservations. The Patent Office, inconjanction with the Smith- sonian Institution, now Ercpeee to supply the public grounds with a comp! ee series of Ameri- can trees. For this purpose they have issued a circular asking for seeds of every species of our forest trees and shrubs that will thrive in the cli- IRD, Clerk. young wo- » oF to travel ” Star Office. . a d i : h- | chine, and Harri Boud. Sewi. ‘achine, | the whites. An effort was made to pass a res- therefore, the talent from him, and give it unto | ™ate of Washington. These are to be sent by | , TH Revenve Bit providing fora tax of fifty” honsewor! ips pemeyson t roto | Piven -_— eee olution to drive the Indians from the country if bins witeh heath tu talent.” At night, the Rev. | ™ail to the Commissioner of Patents. five cents on the hundred dollars for general pur j = = J C. Granbery, late pastor, preached from Prov- erbs 4.23—“Keep thy heart with all diligence, for out of it are the issues of life.” they did not leave witbin three days; bat more moderate counsels prevailed, and the troubles will no doubt be pewceably arranged. Themtining FOR HARPER'S FE poses and ten cents for F piesa schools, was ap- after Jul 2 proved by the Mayor on Saturday. AN OctaRoon Cask IN ALEXANDRIA.—The Gazette says: At the rece..t session of the County nd Welt selected ° NiSHING GOODS st the GSiOR 460 Sev- P 1 cui yea news is unchanged. Business was dull yom | NoRFOLK anv Petomac travelers should read a . 460 Se A scarce. The weather was hot with frequent Assembly's Church— Rev. A. G. Caruthers, | the court, and. baring arena te eee Meter® | notice addressed. to them in another calaten by at Othe opsstomes. epoca | DAY ert cite ake nn even shusen | tones pastor, preached in the morning from John. © 36—| (-taroons, or posecasi Lie one-eighth of neon, | the Potomac Steamboat Company. ————— day,at6 o'clock a.m. On the Saturday trip “If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye ; vs megte ———_—________. Calamity at St. — » Me —Nime Persons i Every one to know SMITH, 4 charges fair prices for his Goods, 'S, Seventh st., to get your HATS : : 8p 6-3Sm blood, asked the Court to certify that they were not negroes. The Court, having heard tne evi. dence. granted tue certificate asked for. The ob- ject of this process Is to release the parties apply- shall be free indeed.” The union prayer meeting was held at 4 o’clock. At night, Rev. A Moore preached from John, 1i 3—‘ Lord, he whom thou lovest is sick.”” Georgetown the boat will run through to Every Sumer the demand for Hostet‘er’s Cele herdstown. jez a brated Stomach Bitters increase. Itis found to be | Goto SMITH’ the only certain Preservation of bodily strength and CAPS. during & period w ed. Sr. Lovis, July 7.—The Democrat eng on the atmosphere is calculated ra errr ean = SON the intelligence of a sad calamity at St. Josepb ing from tbe obligatious and ities attached | $2 induce a teeling of Inssituds and indigestion. | wx 1 RE, FIR E. PERSONAL. A new four-story building in that city, owned East Washington M. E. Church.—Rev. W.T.| to%ree m fue thne tawa of tithe cs ‘The worst cases of Diarrhaa and Dysertery give | [* POTOMAC WATER. | \PADAME MORRICE, Tua Gasat Actanus. | 22d occupied by Nole. McCord & Co , wholessle be ye gaa ee tS lNeation was fovaded nec ommonw: alth. | way to its potent influence. Innumerable persons, 1am still engaved in the PLUMBING ana Gas | [(MJADAME MO} At oe ere Te | grocers, fell at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, umm, Preac’ rom Prover' — | The application was founded upon the foliowing | who mre now alive and well, must thank the dis | FITTING B 3S at ‘oid din Phulh (GIST AND TRESS, just from Europs.—Tris crushing a frame buildi adjoini occupied *- There is that scattereth and yet increaseth, and | seciion of the Code of V irginia : coverer of this preparation that they have not been | monic Hall. padvantace or easton ~ peat highly ges and intelligent lady oan be consulted z ng ng, there is that withboldeth more than is meet, but} «The court of any county or corporation, upon swept away in her harvest of death The Bite re o fact, ‘ast, Presentand Future Eveuts. Call at No, 205 Twenty-second street, between H and 1 > Washington. je 19 im* ——— BOARDING. MES. ROBBINS HAVING TAKEN. THE rge and commodious house on 3 hird street -orner of Missouri avenue, directly opposite the Capitol greunds, formerly known as the Vernon House, where she is now prepared to accommodate gentlemen with FURNISHED ROOMS, either with or without BOARD, combined with many satisfactory proof, by « white person, of the may grant to any free person of mixed blood resi. dent therein, a certificate that he is nota negre; which certificate shall protect such person against the penalties and disabliities to which free negroes are subject as such."’ This is, we believe, the first application for the benefit of this provision of the State law ever mage ia this county. by three families. Nine out ten of the occu- pants were instantly killed, viz: Mrs. Boyce and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Cogswell, and four others whose names are unknown. The building caught fire Immediately afterward, and the stock of Nove, McCord & Co. was consumed. The store of Tootles & Fainligh was also burnt, to- gether with their entire stock of boots and shoes The total loss is estimated at $20,000. ————<—<$<—<_—___ Arrest of the Absconding Secretary ef the Pacific Mail Steamship Co it tendeth to poverty.” At night from Ephesians 6. 10 Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might.”” Asylum —Rev. H. C. Westwood, pastor of Union Chappel, preached from the text, + Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter, fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the whole duty of man.”’ Tracts were distributed by the committee of Young Men’s Christian Associ- ation supply of water was readily observed at the fire o is reowmmended by the best physicians in the | yas: rday,as 1 am well sati-fied I should have been lane. is the best evidence of its real vaiue, | burned out but for tie bountiful supply upor my because, ax a general thing, they will not speak | premiaos and that of my neighbors 8 word in favor ot a .vertized prepaations. ‘They | P'All orders for the introduction of Water and Gas have been compelied to ackvowledge the claims of | will be promptly attended to. Terms as tencoae ois piers upon the community, Sold Be Bag ble as any plumber in the city. igeists, jy —— : _jy3 C. SNYDER. Wit Cuerry Batsam. > EAM SIRUP, The following te worthy the attent-on ot all who! Wrrn Other solos SIRUPS, wih pure, coo! al t themselves or friends : i SK, ee ene Se es FRTTE, Ind. July Sletass, | 824 sparkling SODA WATER, can be nad at MOORE” ed, about five months ago, | j Wert End Drue Store. which sét-led on my lungs, and | J¢9°2¥ aan ees Dear Sir: 1 was with a severe c doctors (the 1 FortHer HeaRixo In tHE Cask or MR. Wiens tHe Corp Comes From.—The Smith-] Scunasie Postroxen.—Eleven o'clock this Souian Institution, by means of itsextended system f are omforts, such as gas, bath,&e A healthy loca. ‘.¥ , July 6.—Frederick Hoffman, the table in this city) said’ that GALTS’ Son, ft ot, aad ful ea cretary of the Pacific Mall Steameh! y morning was set by Justice Clarke for a further vyptergpentichhert whoa Woo AND COAL Bony beautifnl prospect. and. a delightful summer | m weary of the Pactie tn P of meteorological observations, has been enabled | bearing’ in the case of the allecek sentenes Ho ene eee ia P AOdtE, : reridence, on tinmediate ‘application. Terese” | Gommeny, waste day arrested near Treaton pd to make some very curious investigations respect- | Gen Bowman by Mr. Scbnable. on last Satu aes > | me, pronounced my case incurable, | commenced 282 Pa. Av., Betw. llTH AND J@rn Sts., jy 32 Oneida county, by officer Hugh Masterson, of the ing the three memorable cold days of January, | the circumstances connected with which we p- | taking Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry about orth side. 1859. It was found that the cold of the three days | I'shed in our issue of that day. Mr. Schrable six weeks ago, and in four days | was able to walk | Mill and Wharf foot of Se all over the house, and am nuw a weil man. Yours respectfully, Geonse Hoover. independent corps of railroad detectives. Hoff- man is arrested on a charge of forging two checks of $1.50 each He is also concerned in an over- enteenth st., w War Department. ma 17-tf Bele above mentioned swept progresévely over the was present with bis witnesses And counsel, but country like a wave, coming down from the Arc- I. M. SINGER & CO. word being received from the physician of Mr ~ x > r issue of stock of the Pacific Mail Steamship y Above I hand you a plain statement from George ‘AM, GREAT REDUCTION C o sneak inly of $150,000. tie regions, and first entering the territory of the | Bowman that his condition was such as to render | Hoover, of this city, who i rel] kuown, having 4 CURE FoR ompany, the amount certainly a United States at the extreme Northwest! smong it Ina@visable for him to leave the house to-day, lived here some twenty years. Phe doctorsattended BALDNESS AND HEADACHE. Ix Prices oF aud perbaps much more. Officers have been in the Rocky Mountains. It was experienced at | the case was further Postponed until to-morrow at | him some three months, and gave him up to die; but | This new discovery hr Utah some three days before it reached the banks of the northern Mississippi, and was heralded by telegraph at Minnesota some two days before it rexched Washington. At Buffalo, it was some hours fn advance of Boston, and was felt last on the Atiantic Ocean, where it appears to have van- roduced astonishing re- 10 o'clock. ‘ Wistar’s Balsam cured him. . sults ia curing baldne: stopping the hair from D. R. W. Wirstack, Droggist, falling off. It removes dandruff and all eruptions Lafayette, Ind. | of the skin; a certain cure for headache, anda de None genuine uniess signed I. Butts on the wrap- | lightful wash and perfume. Price 8c nts. For sale Tr. by Messrs. Nairn & Palmer, Chas Stott, L. M Prepared by 8. W. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for | Smith, J Schwartze, and Kidwell & Laurence. S.C, Ford, jr.. 8. je 0 2w* pursuit Hoffman since Mey 21. The ‘snow in custody. He denies that he is men sought, although he has been identified by par- tes here SEWING MACHINES ! The Machines are acknowledged the best in use, for family sewing and manufacturing pu Family Machine . ae Cruelty at THE MaRxETs.— Mr. Editor: Please let the Star speak in bebualf of those animals that can’t speak for themselves. There are some The Removal of Col Nerth. ea com : 40 J Letter A (for family or light manufactur- > . 7 Aupany, July 7 —The removal of Col. North, _ two-legged animals that pretend to belong to the | s8!¢ by Z. D. Giiman. S.C. | 3 Waite, | je ing purposes) a . $9 : y < also 2, aa 3 G. Stott, John Sohwarze, Nairn & Palmer, Wash = “ = > Ss No.1. is Special Agent of the Post Office Department, is eevishia aaa, saa pit akeereeonr; roma pypeggier pel en ee ‘Kost jel | inston; and by dealers everywhore, Je 27-lwsr ROOD kee peat ood a ERY HO] Sinker No. & well founded Col. North's removal te dated in Florida and other southern States, and extes: them in a wagon tor miles, and then throw them and the last pulsations, as it died away in this Soornine anp Bractnc.—There 1s no prepara. | he willeffer st very iow rates Therefore those tion in existence which h uch a soothing ‘effect Satan ‘wishing te dacry home yting in kis tine in cases of nervous excitement as Hostetter’s Stom- by aod ne ach Buters. Although the fame, of this. renowned | Sook at 228 Pa. avanna ie 22 vigorant rest: ly oni s astonishing cures of AIN Byapepmia, Laver Complaint, and intestinal disor- | PRARGAINS IN PIANOS thet have been ba ere, per outin the hot sun on the hard pavement at the market-bouse, to lay for many hours without the power to change a single muscle. What must be the sr a of the police who mit such cruelty ? UMANITY. July 7; 1360. 2uth June, immedistely after the Baltimore Con- vention, but was not received until yesterday consequence of bis absen¢e in Vermont, where he was engaged in tenga y | John Whitcomb, au ingenious mail robber of , Boston and New York mails. Col. North has been one of the most efficient officers in the Department since 1553, having served seven years. direction, were experienced in Central America, and among the West India Isiands Taken all in all. it was one of the most remarkable meteoro- logical jomena ever noticed, and the facts collected seem to prove that the originating im- pulse came fiom ‘be extreme northwestern por- Uons of the American continent. WM. H. GLOVER, No, 385 Peywsyzvania Av.. _je Im Under National Hotel. FAcauieR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. These 3; —— miles west of Washingtor—is little used, Pianos for hire. at 25 oen's to $8 is equally efficacious in nervou complaint. month. JOHN F. ELLIS, Thousands of ladies Fonort to it as a remedy for ry 306 Pa. avanne. hysteria, fluttering of the bso soba headache, ie AcciDENT on THE Wasutncton Brancn Rait- 3 no’ n for the reception of visitors. $$ —____ Pay eal ha RoAD.—A few days since Wm. Spurrier, a fire- paren gp merit of cor 9 ae tee GBAND eee AND BALL Th Tsubsoriber. having become the pur Later frem the Pacific. Tus Funweat of Mr. Rezin Beck took place | man on locomotive No 21,0n the Washington are subject. It cheers and light-ns the depressed COLUMBIA SPRINGS, inet Steins, te on ee — Faverrevitix, Anu., July 9—The fond ee era Felice eee eas tareely attended, | branch road, in attempting io get on the pilot of | mental powers ne well as strengthen the nee re To be held on on, : —— mail of t ve 18th ult, bas arrived. The sloop-of- The id Fellows, accompanied by Withers’ | the locomotive at the Ausapolls Junction, while | '*8 ne toe mare administered. b any us pleasant re- MONDAY, JULY 16, 1860, Rartts—S0 cents per meal; #1. day; $9 per | war Cyane sailed on the 1Sth for Panama. band, were represented by the Grand Encamp- | in motion, slipped and was dragged a short dis. | 2Xtv tonics Geta ges Under the auspices of the week; $30 per oslondar month; $5 for 2 mentor; | Oxueom —Logan has been elected by 150 ma- ment, Columbian Encampment No. t, and Cen- | tance, his foot coming In contact with a plece of | For sale by Druggists and dealers generally eve MOUNT VERNON GUARDS! children over zant under 12 years and lored ser- | jority for Py The legislature stands— tral No. 1. From the late reaidence of the | wood’ attached to the rail, which broke his leg | ry where. je 25-e03t ih at 25 Re blo [ants belt’ pelos; Biute servants three-fourths; a ng anil Pion =, Chapel, were the religious services, were coe, | Jutsbave ite ankle, Mr. William Plommer, the atria is TRS Pe noken Lashes ot Lina ne | open mcoate per ay £1; Republicans: 8a. [Tate is soeesting to 6 Chapel, were the religious services were con- | aperintendent on the road, who ha tobe | THE BESOM OF DESTRUCTION 1s the fatality smong ’ a front ROB’T BUDGIN. rrteraeen dN eg ducted by the Rev. Messrs. Edwards and Macan- present, had every attention given tohim that was | Our young and middle-aged to indulge, in excess ant TWENTY KNIGHTS, Democrat however, believed ley, the latter preaching a suitable sermon. The pr Dam then Troqated to the Congreasioual Cem- etery, where, after the * rites’ of the Odd Fellows, conducted by Chaplain R. W. Middle- tou, the body was deposited in the family vault. The deceased was an o'dand highly respected citizen of Washington, and his services as an in- structor of the young have directed the feet of debasing habits. Those who are yearning for some | embracing gentlemen from Maryland, Virginia, influence to dispel the growing ovil, should read | Sui'tne Butriot will entae snd’ compete for ths delineates in vrvtd colors (for tis beautifully illus. | hovors. A full Brass, and, String Band wilt be in trated) the causes and effeots of local and vital dis- | Sinnetoree will’ oreserie the oie ees ease and decay, pointing out the ouly sure safety corem in sad arvondl tes erounte valve—read the advertisement of “Trissemar,” in | doeotum in at - . another column. Sold by Dr. Barrow, 194 Bleecher - street, N. Y. Price 25 cents. Sent free every- possible, placed bim ina car and immediately —— him to Baltimore, where his parents re- side. ‘that the election will result in favor of Baker, =. and an anti-Lecompton man to the U. 8. The Pony Express was reestavlisbed on the 22d. The steamer John L. Stevens sails on the 20tb with $1,400,000 in specie COMMON Lith, eee ot Life 4 oe }@ SECO: just ready and sold separately, ¥ The Mount Vernon Papers, by Edward Everett; 1 volume; price $125. tor eale by BLANCHARD & MOBUN. Ts PHILOSOPHY ¢ by George H«nry Gostue. &o., &o.; 2 volumes: Tue Granp Democratic Ratty to-night, to ratify the momination of Messrs. Breckinridge and Lane, is expected to be one of the most bril- Mant affairs of kind that has ever taken place PROGRAMME iy6 corner Eleventh st aud Pa, av. has been arranged for the occasi Dr. Mayes’ Arctac Expedition pd jor the HOR NGINEER’» OFFICE, July §.—Dr. Hayes’ Arctic Expedition ' where. i ‘The Procession of Knights, Judges, and Citizens 7 ‘anata; nae Borron, July yes many in the path that led to honor and ‘wealth. | in the national metropolis [tis arranged for the Sold’ also by 8. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington, a heed cf seas, eas Soom, LEXANDRIA. June 25, sailed on Saturday afternoon She fired # salute is ‘scholars will retala him in grateful remem- | procession to call on President Buchanan, from | p-G. ma7-lin receded by » ba: jeave th y MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD. ao - Whom it Is hoped to elicit a speech The’ test, Hfotel (Alexandria) ‘at 8 o'clock. in\. aad, after ne dressed by several distinguish kers, among them Hon. a S. Dickinson and the Hon. Henry A. Tue Potomac Warsex.—For the benefit of the many of our thousands of readers in the city who never see any of the papers of limited circulation in which the municipal powers that be see fit, in their patriotic wisdom, to do the —— ad- vil ws , we publish the following advertisement Baxrny’s Tricoruzzovs paredin; fhrough soine of the is the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau- imei Fy mang bal gee tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re- | be b “f pe ° storing the Hair, Ladies, try it. Sold by all Drug- modietely "pon the errival at the Spring: Tp pe qists and Perfumers. mar 12-6m ous 0 : commenced. ‘and continued wel 2 wom Pom, Homxoratuic Reyepres when the Tournament will be opened, under the All of Dr, Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho- | follwing REGULATIONS: meopathic Remedies put up expressly for family The Masors of Ale: rin, Wi n° caves, contatning Di yialee hone ai tats | Georgetown have been invited to gach math book of ll directions. "For sale by | Cupretion with other gentlemen. 8X HUNDRED MEN WANT: Don the line this from Mt. Jackson to Harrisonburg Wagss §18 day: b: L$ ie Per month For infor mation, ‘e., inquire of WM. 8. FEWELL, Com- ery) dtJy20.istwAug&lstwSep. BA’ ELOR’S INI A CHAS Ww. A TCH a MITABLE HAIR For Save at Gisus s Harr Stork, enn. Avenue, between 12th and ‘3h’ Sts, Where Ladies can also have it applied if darired. A full as ortment of TUILET ARTICLES gec- previ to taking her departure. The nome of the ‘vomel hhas boca changes to that of the “United ” The Great Eastern New Yorn, Jul —The directors of the steamer Great Eastern have reduced the price of adm.ssion to 50 cents, teking effect on Monday Henry C. Jarrett, of Baltimore, hes been appointed agent of the “Visiting Departsnent.”’ Earopean Arrivi 2 DESPERATE AFFRAY.—Saturday night officer Cyne: arrested a woman Mary Weaver, alias Mary Moore, for a desperate assault and bat tery on another woman, in D st. south, between ath and 13th streets. The attack was made with an axe, which the prisoner used freely, inflictin; two ugly and severe fiesh wounds, one on eac! verti tis = Waren Reoistrar’s Orrice, July 6, 1360. All water rents are now due and payable at this office. If not paid during this month, the law hington, and tas judges in lye ivS iy Win, y -, hax been invited to deliver New Yor«, Joly 9.—The steamships Fulton 50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and | 1,0) 21 ,p. Massey. Had. hts, at the conclusion of | (X18BS’ HAIR AND PERFUMERY STORE the Parana, via St. Jobne, Se ie nectve Ontee, Wiad Siagiceer! 4] cone xO tonne, Ren tie estes re uatice | fot eb. W, A, Fitaerald, 353 north F str j | which the ridin will commence, each Knight be- | CW Pena. Avenue, bevwcom ath eed heh eee ee” | via Cape Race, and +? 4 - — Cooper, who committed her to jail for court. ave: Y have arrived here. Their most important advices have been telegraphed The Prince of Wales’ Visit te America. Vermont avenue. Also, Pond’s ract of Wite. ing, sttieee sn se . nder the a Portal. Ht el, for and external inflammations of | B4er the di 2 aifiinas Sod cates, ma 9-ly F. Pads costume, and th whole of Col. H.C. Dorsey, Maj. W wand M,« astle- ihnsoa Esq. He ald ‘Tux Cursareaxe anv Onto Cana during the month of June obtained an income from tolls of #12500. During the week commencing the Ist of July the returns from tolls for ascending arti- bAPLey. WIGS, HALF WIGS, BRAIDS and CURtS always on hand.or made to orderim he best styles. Also, Hair Work repaired or taken in exonange. jy Sly Sonpar Cases —Yesterday two boys were ar- rested for following a funeral procession and successtul —Private letters wing stones. A very dangerous practice To Go: eee ES, FLIES! Boston, July 7.—Pri from offic: raty by ve, noe coldlige: T quern' tLe Ot thy ed - WO-qurrors MOSQUITOES! | sources in England state that the Prince of W les were $436; for coal, grain, and other articles | dulged in by boys, since they not on! iy er Cod Liver Jelly. é 2 9 SS - . a descending the tolls were $4,971; in all. $5,407. | their own lives and limbs, but also the safety of ps & fi tpociho for Consumption poy Procure some Fly Paper at MOORE'S West | will go as far east as Portland, aod as far west as This was paid by 167 boats, of which about 160 pa ers in rative eff | were freighted witb coal A Catt Accert xp.—The call ne gaeenind imously by the con; jon ssemn- bie's Church ra the Rev ‘ohn C. Smith. D. D. to be their co-| . bas, we learn, been accepted pedestrians and . The and costs, and the other $2 and costs. A man named Shaffer was arrested for abusing his wife. He was fined $5 and costs. Cincinnati, In the United States. ig Drug Store. Each snoet will caich 2 000 flies, t contains no poiso: Bors draw them tke most preparations ‘of the kind. It catches Mosqut- toes alxo. &OACHES, ANTS AND MOTHS, &c. Use Moore's fnsect Exterminator. ranted, if according to directions, to clear Alexandria Markets. ALexanpria, July 9—Flour—Family $6 50a 5; extra 95.7526 12; saper ®5 2505 37. Wheet , joted wit rt Prepared upon | f° the QUEENS BALL will open 1 ° 2 hughiy, sclentific Principles 0 Fe oll, end | gris qeremos the QU EE! deen rol of the nauseous of narticle. it | “The Committee pledge themselves that nothing is posts into the om ym 2 te af “ge Tym | on t -eir part shall 4 wanting to make the ‘Tourna- ay A ing into the tn meg Me ment one of nnalioyed pleasure to all ¥ z meg pe auppiyin w - bo Op, y! —_—__— ‘OP | favor them with thir presence Tue Annual ComMencxment of body by its i white, fair to good, $1.281 46; red. $1 Ba us Sesisting and sus | Sunde ave been put Fai, 4 a os ies Jour promises of any insect that crawis.” Price 2, a ee 75a78.5 ber e 4 OF ee omen ae condition on the mar? | Colle.e will take place to-morrow, the exercises tatuing eA the ‘Ap- | fi adding to the pleasure of the company. ‘Try these articles, and you will be convinced. | S267. Rye JSanve, | ate 3 Ganon receive no re’ than that which the pur- | commencing at 9 o'clock a.m. The public de- | pro: by jew York Academy ot ealetpe, Conynqanes vo tue Geninon Soldonly at MOORE'S 5 r Saba Sesds— eo a oe asd mY; SS ee ee ee ee eee sntly oftered for eave the cornerol Seventh and | jy 26t™ West Rnd Drug Storer it Ps. av._ | Clover apg — cures gra ng class, ry f 75086, ions—Butter, roll, ISatve ; Bacon al®e ; Pork Chris. C. Callan. of the editors of the 80’ejock and each snecessive hour m. Chris. C. , one I Yesterday, an inquest was held in thereafter. until 5 o'clock’ p. m.,to convey persous $707.50 ; Lard (alte, Whisky NQuEsT — a SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSI _ Sik rr NESS.. pt ee a by all re- i URGAN would respect- boro’ (N.C.) Mercury, and a graduate, will tothe Springs, fi ¢ Fi apg’ se oe ‘sooner Sek ately deliver the annual address before the students, ‘0. x Tiokets of simission fo the ring mi ponte? nity generally. that he hen ome id Baltimere Marnew. » . $$$ + + u * Prom all the evidence it that death re-) aggivep at Carter's wharf (foot of Thirteen- | mar 16-8m sq lace in Washington W. D. eae e Book order a ronel bpm) her while ped ‘rent bat me with's poonne oo "ore. istavus lost: ’s Stomacn Birrars.—The doubt $V.» bet loth and Lith; Bia. oh pee y= ae wife ladelphia, ; Fremsc corner ts Infant, and the jary retorned & accord- | Waters; ‘also, schooner Adaline, Hamby, from wit ehich an X ddeoeived community, 1s apt to Site, jy. eotd ag ly. upon 2 = ok Of jy cold Hay Se Grice, with «cargo of cen for George | ts ornetl sa rserioree PURE SODA WATER. | No Pvatic Scoot Examinations will take { CALL AND TRY | iY t we understand that to morrow Eiere will ty'am erasulastion of Mise. Milloura's school, in the Fourth District, (Island ) On the A GRAND TOUMNAMENT, and ball is announced t me off at Columbia Springs on Monday. duly 16, under the ces ort the Mount Vernon THE BEST IN THE CITY, at ‘3 : following day the Fourth District school. under | G , and for the it of the Alexandria J. R. 25 Drug Jou u : a Mr.J. Er Thompson, will be examined. Male G:phan Aaylam. See programme in 20- Penge alerts Prag Sen, yor. Vie : ghaty eden Saye bied this meneine ct ae Oly mall ite cmirwed | _Cuazenor LAncany —Saturday night Raward pEEGYE,Rad KINDLING WOOD, tthe lowes | New Youe, July Sesiocks are active a by tue Mayor, "Phe men looked well, many of peg oe prem ep eng et ET egy Po: ara Bidets Mi GALT New at towel Y citizens 6g) S Eee street. He wes taken be- avy were presest. ‘17 fore Justice Donn and beld to bail for court, mre? pe ik