Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1854, Page 3

EVENING STAR, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ‘L INTELLIGR Aw Evert Por “ [reus.°—This Mortting we found ® package on ur twble addressed “‘to the Local Editor,” with the inscription, “ From John D. Cal- lahan, of the firm of McSpeddon & Baker, U.S. Stationers,” and on opening it found, uot an “ir.fer- nal machine,’* bat a regular and complete outfit for ~“Ttems.” It consists of a ream of extra white-laid Congress letter puper, a ream of eXtra superfine eream-laid note pap r, “manufactured for the Queen,” a fot of excellent ens, ink, @ beautiful ink-stand, a dezen of the celebrated “ Lubin® pen- lot of Monier (London) envelopes, a stick of sealing WaX, @ neat seal,a rich four bladed knife by Rogers, sa. d box and paper of sand, paste-pot or jar of muci age, much seperior to paste or gum arabic, & pair cf scissors, a aap metalli¢ memorandum book, &c. Many of the articles are of the manufac- ture of Messts. McSpedden. Baker & Callaban, and are fine specimens of American science and art. In making our acknowledgments for this handsome present, we have only to say tha: we trust none of the articles—or infit, not outfit—may ever be used an any but a good cause, and that the enterprising firm may successfully continue to “wave.” Frioutrct Runaway axp Escape.—Yesterday afternoon, while returning from a funeral at Glen- weod Cemetery, and when near the slaughter-bouse on the turn coming from the Cemetery, two horses attached to a hack Containing tour ladies, beeame frightened and raw off, turning from the road to the left. In the efforts of the driver to rein them in, Learihere pr ee and the bridle of one of the Amunals got loose, rendering it impossible to curb him. The driver here threw himself towards their to seize them, but fell on his face on the ground, the furieus anunis going off at full speed, and making direct fora Precipice some thirty fect deep. The ladies screamed at their erous pre- dicament, and the fear ot going over the precipice, laren i and all, certain death or broken limbs staring them in the face, when suddenly the hack struck a fence, broke’ the tongue, snap- ped the traces, and the treed steeds ran back agam to the road, where they were subsequent caught. When the tongue broke, the hack was within about forty feet of the deep ravine to which the party seemed to be inevitably rushing, It wasa most providential escape, indeed, and one which the parties wil remember with shudde ing sensa- uony all their hves. The hackman was’ not much burt, we hear, though barely getting off from serious injuries, in his daring effort to save his fair but help. less passengers. Tey may well thank God for their Gateiy. — Extension or tae Nave Yanv.—If our memory serves us right, we think that Congress made an ap Propriation of some .225,000 for the extension of the ‘Navy Yard eastwardly, and if so, it may be asked, why has nothing been done? The lots weet of the Navy Yard should also be purchased, and added to the extension, both fur the beuefit ot the Yard, and also of the health of the workmen and neighbors, by removing @ filthy nuisance, which they create ‘These places oulit to be filed up, and there can be no better way of having the work done than by Con 86 securing them for the future purposes of the sovernment. The miosmea arising trom the sun pouring down its rays on decayed matter, when the tide is low, e=pecialiy uiminer, When a southern breeze is blowing, create: any diseases. Bilious fevers and agues are the essary results, All these could be avorded, and the Navy Yard improved by an outisy at present of a comparatively smail amount of money. PHILHARMONIC Soctery.—The rehearsals of this body of singers give evidence of a newly-awakened uiferest in their prosperity, and a deiernmination to overcome and destroy ail impediment in their onward march. Their meeting last evening was weil at- tended, and a marked » overnent was manifest. ‘The performances w and th given with much taste ion, U able direction of M conductor, and the beautiful and ¢ accompaniments of Prot Feertsch, who presided at the piano forte, assisted by Mr. Parkhur-t. Why donot the members give a concert? is 4 question often asked, and which we are unable to an-wer. A large number of our citi- zens are ar to bear their perforimaners, and we hope the society will graui y them. Verium cp. BaLtmMore axv Onto Raitroap.—The official report of the busines: cf the road shows the reeeipts Yor the fiscal year just close. Main stem, $3,648,- 108 67; Washington branch, §370,52 37, The receipts for the year ending September 39, 3653. were $2,015,528 50 main stem, 339,940 33 Washington branch. Th stein, is 2 exhibits a decr the fact that ui March is 18 OW! to Sod the Presidént was in- ugurated, whi y large crowds to Washington, the receipts in tal month amounting to 153 02, being nearly ver the March ot . Youne Lapits’ Fai 1n Georgetowx.—The young ladies of Georgetown, with a view to aid in the Chinese Missions, are to commence an elegant Fair this afternoon, at Mrs. Wheei Seminary, corner of Prospect and Fayette streets. Ladies and gentlemen of Waslungton, and all triend= of these Jnissions to the bemghted Celrstials, should not for- get to give the ladies hoiding the Faia qill. As it is conducted by “young” ladies, no doubt beautiful, 400, we tink Wal some of our young gentlemen anight step over Rock Creek, and aid the fair ones in their benevolent efforts. Interesting as well ‘as important results nught grow out of the visit. Tue Ancet kad Monsy.—We learn that when taken to prison, the Angel Gabriel hid some $200, which the officers of that institution kept for him un- til his release, When it was returned to him, and he made off for the cars like an uncaged bird. On the way he was much plagued by a young man in| quor repeatedly calling on him, “Gabriel, blow your born!” Gabe at last turned the laugh om lim by rising and singing out, in clarion tones, Boy, blow your nose!" The “ boy”? got out at the first tavern and took a horn to consvlé himself, but did not re- gurn to the saine car again. i Bracrivvut Amentcan Marorz.—The Washing- ton correspondent of the Virginia Sentinel says: “Captain Meigs, the intelligent Superintendent of the Capitol extension, showed “me, a day or two since, numerous specimens of American marble, which be intended to use in the imterior of the new buildings. The specimens from Tennessee, I think, the prettiest. I also saw the drawings of the roofs, which will be of wrought and cast-irou. Workmen are now setting the iron head plates on which the root will rest, the brick walis having been carried to their proper height. When tbe additions are com- pl we will have a Capitol worthy of the greatest nation in the world.” Tue Navtoxan Mont Ment.—We have been in formed by the Secretary of the Board of Directors that the monumentis now one hundred and SiXLy-sia feet high, avd there is a probabitity that the hands wilk be able to raise it four tect higher before tbe season closes. There is enough marble cut for two coursws uiore, and the hands are wow at work setting tle stone as fast as possible. We hope our patriovie citizens will not stop their contributions, but wil push on the great work tu a speedy termination. AsotneRr Fain.—This is ihe season of Fairs, agri- cultural, mechanical, infantile and other manufac turing productions, and now we learn that there is to bea Washington Faw. The Managers of the Metropoinan Institute are about making arrange ment. fer the exibition at the Stuithsonian fnstitn tion of the ast; >&ill handiwork of the ladies, ng and scientific ce next win- choulg begin ter, so those who intend to com Wo prepare for the interesting aff Bicauy.—Officer Wm. Cox prresteda man pamed Thos. B. Berry, this morning, and took bim befere Justice Beck to answer a charge of bigamy. He is charged with having warried a young lady named Kendall, who lives in Philadelptia, snd subsequent- ly married 2 young ledy named Devin, the daugh- ter of a very worthy citizen of thi city, Berry, uo dvabt feels the awkwardness Of his position, as he is very willing to leave the city under bend never tu return. He was senttojaul. ~ ‘Tre Batt Last Evesine.—The Genevieve Club head am interest ng and successiul ball last might at the new Odd-Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, the whole enjoving themsrives highly. The Washing ton Mimstrels sung several songs finely, and about phe young hor rs of the m ring the company sepa rated, much pleased With the nizht’s amusement. ScppeN DeatH.—W hile the remains of Mr. James Edmoupston, who died on Weduesday, were laid out at his Jate residence yesierday morning, an aged colored woman In the Louse was taken suddenly Ul, and died in abet eight hours. ft was « serious shock to the already deeply-atficted family of the departed. Pue Dovsre Circus —Meesrs. Spalding & Rogers baving secured the extensive and central lot south of the Centre Market, the public will have a fine accommodation Were for seeing the’ extraordinary pertormances of these joint companies, next week. Curae Potators.—Mesais. Win.H Sinith & Co., at the old railroad depot, coming forward as public benefactors, are selling prime white mercer potatoes at $1.30 per busheli—the cheapest in the market. They deserve the patronage of housekeepers, Wyman at Tas Navy Yarp.—The new Odd Fel lows’ Halt, Navy Yard, will doubtless present a bright array of the beautiful women and girle of that hoy as well asaband 0! her stalwart men. this evening. Wyman drserves the thanks of the. people in that region for thus furnishing them with a rich wonderful entertainment, and at a small cost. Wartixe « Requisrrox.—On Wednesday last, Officer Simonds arrested a man named Meubis Limbert, who is charged with stealing a watch and nineteen dollars fram a gentlewan near Frederick — burg, Va. Limbert Was sent to jail by Justice Beck to await a requisition from the Governor ot Virginia. Tur Op Law.—Some of the Police officers have not relaxed their efforts against unlicensed houses because of the passage of the law against tippling. houses. We notice that some have determined to enforce the * old law as long as it is in existence.” Watcs Retcrne.—The journal at the guard house exhibitsa blank page for last night. The streets were very quiet; no causes for arrests, and not even a lodger in the building. Description of the Arctic. We take the following desoription of the ill- fated Arctic from the New Yerk Herald of yesterday : The Arctic was the third built of the Collins line. She was constructed in 1850, by Mr. Wm H. Brown, at the foot of Twelfth street, East river, and had been always under the command of Capt. Luce. She was considered one of the staunchest vessels ever built. Her hull was encased with strong iron diagonal braces, in addition to all the other modern im- provements in chipbuilding that could be ap- plied to render her af strong as wood and iron could possivly make her. Her tonnage was 2856 %5-95th government measurement, or about 3.500 carpenters’ messurement—the measurement usually employed in speaking of avessel. Her dimensions were as follows : length, 285 feet; breadth of beam, 45 feet, (across the paddles 76;) depth of hold, 32 feet 114 inches’ Her dining saloon was 75 feet’ long, and 20 wide, and the withdrawing saloon 65 feet long by 40 wide; and by their rich and elegant style of furnishing excited the sur- prise and admiration of everybody. ‘The ma- chinery of the vessel was from the foundery of Mesers. Stillman, Allen & Co., and consisted of two side lever engines. of 1,000 horse power. Each cylinder was 95 inches in diameter. with a stroke of 10 feet. She cost, in building, $600,000, and was insured in England for £60.000 sterling, and in this country for $310,000, making a total of $600,000. She was provided with boats sufficient for five hundred persons. Her cargo was ligh:, prob- ably not more than half a average, as is usual at this season of the year, and was insured for $300,000 principally in Wall street. —————————— MARRIED. At Philadelphia, on the 4th instant, by Alderman Taylor. Mr. SAMUEL STRAUS, of this city, to Miss AUGUSTA ROSENHEIM, of Philadelphia. DIED. On the 11th instant, after a lingering illness of 8 months, Mrs. MARION VIRGINIA ALVERS, in the 27th year of her age. [Baltivore papers please copy.] On the !2thinstant, NATHAN LEAKE, Sr , aged 48 years, formerly of New York, but for the last 21 years a resident of this city. Mca 1 Department of George- (CF town -ollege —The lectures will com mence on November 6:h, and continue until the middle of March. Terms for the fall course, ineluding Matriculation $95 : Graluetion $25: bi tug ticket $10. i FACULZY: Nostxz Yecne, M. D., Prof. of Institutes and Pra@ tice ot Meticine, Fiopoarbo Howazp, M.D, Prof. of Obstetrics and the Diseases of women and children. Jouysen Extot, MD. Prof. of Anatomy. Jas EF. Moraan, M. D, Prof. of Med’cal Jurispru dence and Hygiene. 3 M 8xrpaz, M. D., Prof. of Surgery. Bens. F Czaio, M. D., Prof. of Medical Chemistry avd Physiology. H. P. Howarp, M. D., Prof. of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. Atex. X. YcunG, M. D., Demonstrator of Anato- my. As heretofore the lectures will be delivared in the afternoon and evening, enabling the students to de- vete the morning to m<dieal studies. FLODJARDO HOWA!:D, Dean, oct 6B—F*TtNor6 corner 10th and F ates. [Intel & Upion | National Medical College, Wasa in@70N —The thirty. lectures will commence on the fou:th Monday im October, and continue until March. PACUOLTY. M D, Professor of Anatomy and Thomas Miller, Physiology. Wm. P Johnson, M.D., Professor of Otstetrics and Diseases cf Women and Children. Joshua Riley, M_D, Professor of Materia Medica, Therepeviics, and Hygiene Jobn Fred. May, M_D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery. Grafton Tyler, M D,, Professor of Pathology and Prac.ice of Medicine. Juwis H Steiner, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy. .. Prosector and Demonstra- Eéward A. Scott, M. tor of Anatomy, The facilities for the prosecution of practics! anatomy are ample. Like most similer inetitutions in Europe, the desks from which the regular lectures are given and the wards for clinical instructions @me under the same The completion of the extensive additions to the buildings since the last session for the accommode- tion of the sick, wiil greatl7 extend the usefulness of the medical and surgical cHnic. The entireexpente for a full course of lectures Prectica: anatomy by the demonstrator. Matriculating ‘ee, payabie only once. Graduating expense....., Admission to the medical and 5 through the whole courre without charge. For further information, address STEINER, M D., Deanof Iofrmary. WI8 H. ¢ Faculty, office Wash a Sa ‘be lectures will be given in the afternoon and evening. to escommodate students who have other engagem«nts durlog the earlier part of the day. oct 8— eotill0thNcy, FRINGE & TRIMMING MANUFACTORY. ADIES Dress Trimmings, néw le velvet Kib- bon-, ell dolore, rich Plush ‘rimmings end Matalassa Braids for cloaks. in all colors, bugle Gimps end Fringe. Fancy Buttons of every description Filk. worstei, eotton Cords and Tassels on han? made to order at the Fringe Manutactory, Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10th streeta, south side MBS LOWE. N, B—Shewls and Searfs neatly Fringed. * oct 11—St* Se WHO WANTS A-GOOD STOVE? I WOULD most re'pec'fuliy call the attention of the public to my assertment of Cooking, Parlor, Chamber, and office STOVES, which cannot be excelled. I have the best cooking Sto:esin the market, and wi!) warrant them to bake, Lil, roast, ry and broil, in any chimney in Washington. Aiso, a gcod assortment of TIN, JAPANNED and IRON WAKE, which I offer at low privee. JOS. F_BODGSON, No. 504 Seventh, bet H and I streets. oct 11—3t CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS. JUST RECEIVED 41 8. McELFRESH, adjoining the National Ho- (Or, wl, Fould invite the public in general to call sndexamine his stccY of superior HAVANA CIGAR of his own importation. ‘1ucy comprise all the! fa vorite brands to suit the various castes of all con sumers Always on hand, every vari ty of Chewing and Smoking Tobac.o of superior quaiity. An aligant stock of basutiful mounted Oanes, Umbrellas, Porte Monnaies, Cigar Cuses, Pipes, &c at most reasonyble prices. rep d0--eolm HOKS* AND CARRiSGE.— For aale, an excellent family Horse, seven years old, and @ neat coupes Carriage, suitsble for a Apply at ut A. Swarts’ Stable. G, near 5 oct L1—3e* FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. N I88 &. DASHLSi. will open on Thursday, the ay 12th instant, a latge and beautiful asecrtment of MILLINEKKY, to which she invites a call from her patrons and ladies generail. oct Li— au bridge et , Georgetown. LOST CERTIFICATES OF STOCK. OTICE is hereby ziven that applica'ion will be N made by Mageueuu Kncampwent No 4, I 0. O. F,, to the trustees of Odd Fellows’ fall, for the rejasue of lost certificates of stock iu Qdd Fellows’ , on 7th street, issued as folloss; No. 45, to Thos C, Lena; No. 49, to Wm. M. Ran dolph; No 71, to Thos. C Down; Nos. 460 and 294, to Jas T, King ench certificate being for $10, bem- ing interest from [he date of is-ue Said certificates have been tran ferred to said Magenenu Encamp. ment No. 4 aud lost. WM OOOPKR, Scrite. oct 1 —3t* MERCER POTATOES. 4 Nite Schooner Joseph Mareh sas arrived at Ri- .’s Wrarf with a fine lot of Jersey Mercer POTATORS. They will be din, of in lots to uit frmilies, Apply on bosrd to Oept. CHARLES £0M- MERE. 00t 10-44% and ‘4 * advertisements, fourtines tor ach tnaerten, 5 cents; caeh additional cents. th nn a tS ‘ANT &D IMMEDIATELY—Twenty TAILORS | snd S¥am tresses. Apply to WALL & STEPHENS. Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sir, oct 13— 1 ANTED.—A family wansing permavent board with the quiet and comforts of home. e=n be accommodated with pleasant rooms in a:mall pri- vate family in Georgetown. Address A. B. through the, Wa-hington Post Office for particulars. oct 18—4t* ANTED—A Eituation by a well educated and tteady youns Men, about a Store or some Ohertouse Please address Star office, M. P. ost 18—2'¢ ANTE£D—Bv the Subscriber, @ good, reepect- able, sober, honest, and comp-tent GFSTER SHUCKER — One who has no objection to put his hends into any usuel request in a Restaurant will find a good and permanent situation. Alga, a good Kitchen Maid. 8 BOULANGER, G street, near the War Department. oct 12—3t ANTED—4 Brick HOUSE, for a small family, W. tecwccnoa ces ite crscte waa ee avenue and Get. Apply Doctor H., Box 106, Post Office. cet 11—3t* ANTED—An experienced GARDENER, to take a large Garden, a mile and a quarter from the city, ou shares. Rare inducements offered. Address immediately, by letter or pereon, William Stickney, No. 7, Fowler’s Building, corner Seventh acd E streets. oct 10—lw MINNER WANTED—Wanted immediately a gocd T TINNER. Yo a goed and steady hand consiant employmect ani best wages viven. FURSE & COLLIKS, opp Willarda’ Hotel. oct 9~ 6t ANTS NEG i< 0 4S8.—Thesubscriberc are W all times in the market buying SLAVES, par ing the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET, val- timore, Md., (Siatter’s old stand.) Slaven taken on board at 26 cents per day. feb 2—1y R.M.& W. G. CAMPBELL. Boarding. MoM". N. WILSON has taken the houge at the corner cf Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue, south side, and is prepared to accemmodats boarders or lodgers, The rooms are Jarge, olegant, and airy. Entrance on Eleventh street. oct 3—tf OAR DING.—Mrs. DUVALL, Penna. sverus, nearly opposite Browns’ Hotel, has fine and offers every desirable comfort and accom: tion for tamilies or single zentlemen— permanent or transiewt. No more agreeable boardixg house will be found in Washinton. je 15—1ly TATIONERY —Our frivnds and the pub- \D lic that we have always on bend an assortment of all kinds of Paper. Pena, Blank Kooks, Notes and Checks, Wafers, Sand and Sand Boxes. !>k and Standishes, Knvelopes, Pencils, &e..in addition io a weil selected stock of Perfumery, Mu Insiru- ments, 4c, all of which ve pledge to ceil at as ren sonable prices a3 any establishmen’ south of New ‘York. INO. F. ELLIS, oct 5 e' avenue, GREAT ATTRACTION. 100 dozen linen cambrie Handkerchiefs from 6 cents upwards 80 dex. grass linen Handkerchiefs from 25 cente up- warde, very cheap French worked Collars in great rariety, very low Worked Jawn and muslin Sleeves ‘Worked cambric Sxirts 240 pairs French kid Gloves, at 50 cents, worth 75 ta cenl Call and buy cheap jor cash at WM. R, RILEY, cor. Eighth street, opposite Ceatre Market. oct 3—Im CLOOKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY. I have just received and opened @ 7 great assortment of Clocks, Watches. t jand Jewelry, all of which will be sold cheaper than similar goods can. b- bought in the District. I have on hand a few costly Watches, which will be sold a great bargaid, if called for son, at J. ROBINSON'S Aas Jewelry Etore, opposite Browns’ Hotel. m Washington, Cet. 9, 1854. T OTICE.—On and after the above dete we would i inform our customers and others that LIME can be bad at the redueed priee of 8B conts per bbl. | at the Patent Lime Kiln. oct 10—lw REELEY & 00. THE NEBRASKA HOUSB, Sttuated on King street, opposite the Manas- sas Gap Ravlroad office, Aleanitrs 2, Va., BONT® & CU., Proprictors. HE subscribers hrving teken and fitted cpin the most approved syle, the above house as a Restaurant, respectfully soli-it a portion of the put- lie pxtronage. They are determined t» Spare no | pains to make thelr hous: one of the most cia ort... | able and entertaining t> be found iu the city. The choicest Liquors and Segarecen always be had at ihe bar, and sll the delicactes of the season—th best the merket cau afford-- will be constantly hand, ready at e moment’s who mey favor us. 4#@-“trangers pacsing th:ough our city, can be Waited upon with despatch. OYSTERS IN CANs— Persons ont ot the city, de. sirious of having Oysters (a good article) forwarded to them, by railroad or otherwiee, wi'l do well to favor us with their orders which will be thankfully received and promptly attended to oct 9—e04t Se P. REILLEY’S HOTEL, (LATE JAMES COOPER’s,) No 3 Centre Market Space, Baltimore, Md. 1 §\HE unde: signed would inform his friends and the public generally, that he has purchated the entire interest of Mr. James Cooper, im and to the proprietorship of the hotel, No 3, Centre Market Space, where he wi'l be prepared at all times to sc- commodate the public, and furnish OY STERS, BEKR-STEAKS, &e. &0., with everything in season, at the shortest notice. His bar wil always be BUp- plied with the very best LIQUORS, ALES, WINES, 4c. Anearnest effort will be made to Ge tis{actorihy accommodate all who may give him a call. ww Par- ticular attention given to supplying families with oysters, 9—eolm - Wasmincton, Sept-m ber 28, 1864. } (Qi a during its last session, having made &u appropriation for the purchase of the best breech-loading Rifles for the use of the United States sriby, “provided that the Secretary ot War, after a fair practical test thereof, shall deem the purchase advisable aud proper,” inventors and manufactur era are hereby notified that specimen of such arme Will be reveived at this office till the first day of December next for preliminary examinationr; and if found to off-r reasonable expectation of being useful, a purchase will be made of a sufiicigat nem- ber (say twenty-five of each of thc ge aflorving such expectation) to be played in the hands of the sol- diers for tris! in the field, ‘Pho result of this prac Ucul test will aid the Reeretary ip making uo dss siaion. HENRY K. CRAIG, sep 30—2awéw Colonel Sf Ordpance on warning to serve those “NOTICE. ORDNANCE OFFICE, LUMBER.!—LUMBER ! TS undersigned -haye established themrelves in the Lumber Deainese at 14th strect Bridge, ob the Canal, where they ofier for sale a jarge and general assortment of Seasoned Lumber at i ces and on reasonable terms Persons desiring to put up trame buildings can have estimates furnished by calling at the yard On hand, a fine lot of Cedar Posts. sep 23-—Sawdw ORIPPS & WALLER. F REWARD.— stryed or stolen from the cr De mone, betw en the Pine Bridge and Wallach's briek yard, a LIGHT SORREL MAKE. She hes a swelling on her iight side nearly ss large as a goore rge;0.e@ bind fovt white above the ankk; on ber bees where the saddle goes there are a uumber of large white spcts I will give the above reward if troug!:t to me or information giv» 89 that Tcau get her. I live on fret street, near Lambell’s brick yard cot ll ott MATILD4 SHIKLDS. YOUTH of 17, who understands draughting and topegraphies! drawing, and also the prin- ciples of Geology, Axriculipre, and he at-endant aciences, desires (0 procure employment in or rar this city. He writes a clear, plein hand, and can give the highest testimonials as to cepaci'y. indas try, integrity,ae. Address “BH RH,” through Poet Offi FASHIONAB. 198 MOKKLY wii open #ali snd Wioter W/L N LINER FY, on Saturday, the 7th instant, com prising a good assortmen: of Goods, and adapted to season Wante! a young Lady of integrity and good ap pearance, as saleswoman. Also, several good Milli- ners. oet §—Im UK RAaue- A par ot Vermont MUSG@an MARF§, six years old w:!] broken seund, stylish snd capittl drivers They are ths property of « gentleman who re cently obtained them at the North for hig o~u us, but now finds that a ohange in bis atrangements makes it desireable for him to dispose of them. They are just the hor-es to be driven bya gentle man op lady They can be seen at Southron’s (late Birch’s) stables, on 18th street. rep NIEBREST ALLUWHD ON DSP) iTKS.—inter eat obtained for anit end others upon first lass securities) CHUBB BROTHERS, Bankers. Wp F—eorr For Sale and Rent. an Anction fiaics, OR RENT—A convenient two story and attic Brick DWELLING, on I siteet, between 9h md lOth streets, north side, No. 442. Rent mode- rate ard possession given pies? a An to” . a. ¥ No. 375, Seventh street, above I street oct 13—entt TABLE FOR RENT.—A Stable for two Horses, \O With carriage hovse, $c. in 444 street, is for Tent Apply at uildemsisters, No. 21 414 street oct 13— + URNISHED ROOM to let on 14th street. three doors south of Pa.avenue. Apply at Mrs. Tay- lor’a Seg r S:ore, directly opp. Birch’s Stables. oot i2—3+* Fe SALE —That eligible Property, now e-cunied by the subrcriber situated oa the west ride of Tenth street, fonr doors south of H. There in a lot baving therecn a frame dwelling, two stories and basement, eighteen feet front. The lot running back eighty-sight feet, and is in a high state of cul- tivation as a girden. For farther particu'ars em quire of R. Gray Campbell, A. ¥. Cunningham, or ‘ JOSEPH COLLIER, corner H and Seventh sts. oct 12-818 I ESTRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT. A heuse on Missouri avenue, three doors eat of 434 strvet. Thi> property may be Tegarced as the most desirable private residence in the city. For terms, which will be accommodating, apely to the subscriber, Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns’ Hotel. T. PURSELL. oct 11—8t* OR REN.—A emall brick house, containiag six rooms anda kitcher, situated on the eouth side of K etreet north, between lth and_'2th streets Inquire on the premis<s or to Georgs W. Stewart, at theeorner of and 12th streets. Possession giren immediately. oct 1—3i* OR RENT—Three new three story HOU. F Pierce street. between North Capitol ahd ist st , avd Lend M. They contain six rooms each. Ap- ply to CHARLES THOMA, immediately opposite. oct 6B—2w* 3 {OR RENT —1h+ subscriber has for r. nt, a rand # Dwelling HIUSK, on Bridge street, George’ wn 8 few doors east of the market houre It is larze in goed order, convenient. and quite # desirable res- idence Applyto TIMOTUY ODONUGHUE oct 5—2w 108 RENT.—The most desirable STORE now to be had on Pa. avenue is next deor to the ner Star Office. It in situa*~! between the new Star Office and the new store on the corner of Pa. avenue and Eleventh street, being fitted up by Hiltne & Ili'z, tor their contemplated magnificent Piano and Music establishment. Apply early at the Star of fie. cot 2- tt ei LOKAGE.— Wallach & Hope will store Furni S ture, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., in the extensive barement underneath the new “Star Buildings,” at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Kleventh atreet. These basements are paved with flags, well ventilated, and perfectly dry af all times and se- cure. Apply at the Star office counter. oct 2—tr : OK RENT.—For one or four years—the promises from which the 8tur offica has just bees re= moved, on P strect. near its junction with Pennsyl- Vania avenue ani Twelfth streets. It consists cf two Luildings—izont snd rear. and ample yard Toom, wiih » well of water fur mechanical purposes on the premises. Thiriaa first rats opp rtunity tor a dyer, Painter, carpenter, manvfaciuriog hat- ter, blacksmith wheelright, &c.. to obtain working toom within a slones throw of the centre of Penn- sylvania avenue, while the front building wil! answer for one, two or three shops or cftices. Ap- ply soon at the new office of the Star, corner of Pennsylvenia avenue and Eleventh street. oet 2—tf RARE CHANC!’—Por sale, fourteen acres cf LAND, ove mile from the city line, near tha tell gate on Seventh street, four acres in heary tim- ber, a fine site for @ suburban residence—soil well adnpted tor market gatueniug EKequire of K.C HUBBARD, the Toll Gate, on Seventh street, OR SALE—DUS'RABLE PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND—Consisting of two HOUSES &LOTS, the first being 6 new frame House, fifteen by thirty feet, with e large airy rooms, and summer kiteii- en attached, and other improvemenis, consisting of stabling, &c., on a full lot of 0 by 122 fee’, running back to a 30 wet alley. The other is « frame houge of four rooms, aituated on a Lot 21 by 75 feet 10 in | Allinformation will be given by applying in person. or by letter to “SYPHAX,” at the star office N. B.—The first named house and lot would suit any one engaged in huckstering, de. sep 25—1m ae SSSEEREESsamnoee meneeneeeeeeeeee WASHINGTON INFIRMARY, Stemated on E street, north of the City Hall, Washington. [HE extensive additions to the buildings of this institution are completed and eonstantly open for the reception «nd care of t! ick. Every benefit, comfort, and convenience which ean be obteined in horpitais are secured tor the inmates. The inatitnt on is visited daily (or oftener it neces | sary) by a Physician and Surgeon from the Faculty | of the National Medicel College. | Dr. B. I. Hxuian, resident physician, the bu necessary sttendapte. | "The patients are nursed by the Sisters of Mercy, ; Whose benevolent services have been found invaiu- is always in ery | able since their ntrodaction into the institution. Physicians in the city and alsointhscountry and neighboring cities having patients who need he sarentense, are invited to send them to the In- The sharge for board is from $3 to $10 per week, according to the accommcdstions required, payable in advance. Persons will apply for atmission to Dr. HELLEN, resident physician, at the Infirmary. All communications in regard to the institution must be to my address. GRAFTON TYLER, M. D., Georgetown, D.0, Curator of the Washington Infirmary. oct 8—Im OYSTERS-—-FRESH DAILY. \\PICURES of these « slicious bivalves, can have ‘4 their various palates gratified b having th m @erved up in every style by "he un lersigded. The subscriber has eugaged a protessed cook, especially for his department whoee qualifications have been attested to by many. Meals served up at all hours, delicacy of the season. FLINT’S HOTEL, oct 8—1m Pa- avenue. — OOME AND LEARN YOUR RATE. M's GEOnGE, late of Encland, wich+s to inform AVE the ladies acd gentlemen of Washington and viomnity that she can be consulted on the past, pr. & ent and future events, at her residence, No, bey. evth street, between Maryland avenue and D street, Vest side, Is]:nd. Her name ison the door Ladies 25 cente—gentlemen 60. Hours from § o’clk in the morning until 10 o'clock at night. oct 7—1m* PIANO FORTES TO RENT.—rey- eral first rate G-octave Piano Fortes to rent at $5 per momh to carejul persons. Enquire at HILBUS & HITZ’S oct 3 Music Depot. FRENCH MILLINERY. RS. M. L. DAVISON, Pa. avenue, between Sih and 10th ste., respectfully announces te her customers'and the Ladies of Waching-} ton and the vicinity that she has now open @ beautitul assortment of Full end Wiuter HATS. Also. a weli-selectea. assortment of French Flowers, Feathers, Kibbons, Head Dresees, and Dress Caps. Thanks for paat favors, hoping to continue. oc 9—6t M.L. consisting ef-every CARD MUSICAL. LE W.£0YR, late of Stockholm, Sweden, N has arrived in this city avd is prepared to give 1 ssons to advanced Scholars on the Pianu Forte and ix: Yoeal Music. Ordera left at her resi tence, Mrs. Gildemeister, on die street, near Pa. avenve, or at the Music Depot of Hilbus & Hitz, wiil meet with prompt attention. oot 7—tf WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. Change of Prices between Washington & Baltimore. OTICEK.— on and ufter Monday, 0. tober 2d N the fare betwe n Warhington and Baltimcre sil he on? dollar and sixty cenis A commu stion of ten cents will be allowed to all who procure tick- ets befure entering the cars. An a dition of ten cent# wil also be mad+ to all way statians unless tickets are purchased at the office. Round trip tickets. for th days, will be issued cn the 21, 3d, 4th, aud Sth instant, at $2, to ail who may wi h to visit the Acriculturel Fair and Mary- land Tustitute. Leave Washiogton for Baltimore at 6 and 84 a. m,and3ard5 pm, On Sundays at 6amendb pm. Leave ellimore for Washington daily, except Sundays, at 444 s:d 9am, ad ands pm. On Suudays at 4)4 am and5 pm By order: T. H PARSONS, Agent. oot 3—1m 4 WM. HAUNSCHILD, PAPER HANGER & UPHOISiERER. ME<!OAN and French Piper Hangings and Upho.ster G.cds. Pcnnrylvania avenue. betw Seventeenth and Fighteenth streets, Washington, DU Wm Haunsechild bega leave to inform his friends und the public thet be has on hand a large etcek of Fieneh Gilt and American Transpare:ts s Alro, Hair, Mose, Cotton and Sbuck Mattresece, which he will dispose of at the lowest prices. orf 109m inis also several resident students and sili By ROTHWELL & RROW N FRIDAY and Seturd'y evenings, ing at 7 o’clook, we sball sell, by our store, a Yarivty of Dry Goods, Clothing and Fangy Articles To close out. Sales positive and goods Jectrable RUTHWELL & BROWN, Auctioneers, corner 7th and I stree's. oct 18—d2t Ry ROTHWELL & BROWN, Aucts OUSLHOLD FURNITURE, &c- Ov MONDAY the 16th instant, ai 10 o'clock, we chal! ve!l at the House of J K. Plant, on I street, between sti and 10th streets, a va fety of Hcuseboid and k tchep Furniture, consisting o— Malogany Sofas, Lounges, parlor arm Chairs Cane seat and mahogany rs Staffed Rockers, new Car, cling Fea her Rede, hafr Mattres.es Mahogany Franch Beistésdr, Bureaus Parlor Stoves, Pictu es, &c With a variety of Kitehen Farnituré Terms: $25 ani under cash; over that sum s credit of ninety days, for notes saiistact rily en dorsed, bearing interest. ROTHWELL & BROWN, Auctioneers oct 13- d BY D. B. CAMPBELL & CO. JATENCIVE FAWN BRUKKK’S SA L¥ of unr’- E emed vledgea—On WEDNESD4Y morning Qezobe: 17th, et 10 o’cioek, at the Auction Rooms ct D B. Campbell & Co, I shail sellih- following ar scrtment of rich and valuable coods, for gecount o whom it may concern, vig: Goid and Sune A ad im great varinty tlegant gold Jawelry do Fine Manca instraments; Guus, Pistols | Revolvers, Famsy G cds, &c 4}so, Ladias and Gentlemen's Drese Goods Ready made Clothing, Llegant Shawls Mechanical Trol Toze-her with an extensive variety of goods to arumerous t> part cularize Py crder of 184 oct 13—1t* i s I was tral vbw hdd By GRMBEN & SCOTT, Auctioncers, JALUABLE BUILDING LOT on the Islend, \ Auction — On THURSDAY, the 19th instant, we shail sell, ct 43 o’cl-ck, on the premises, Lot Nes. 10, 12, aud 13, ia quae 5°9. situated at the corner of Hf street south Third strge* we i: the whole conteining between 15 000 and 16,000 quar fat, and form a haudsome squere of ground, an vach Int having the aivuntage of a wide alley ‘they w'ti be sold separately or togeiuer, to sui purehasrs. ~~ , ‘Title indispurable, ‘ ‘Terme: Ong filth cash: the belance in 2,6, 9 and 1 mor ths for nutes bearing interest from the day o the ssle A deed given and a deed of trast te =| Ali conveyan.ing at cos: of parchaser, - €iseN & SCOTT, cet 13-4 Awe neers By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer, RUSTEES SALE of Valuable Improve}! J yoper- ty on Seventh street—-0n PHURSUAY after noon, Ortob-r 19h, at 4)¢ e'clcek, on the premizes I shail sell pat 404, fronting 21 feet on Seventh, | hrreets, runo m nts, consi Houre. ‘Th- above property is locate? nonr'y cpposile the AC UERZVERG, ated Pawn trevor re ia the improve ting 6: a twostory Brick Dwelling Patent Office, andis well wor:hy th? attention of captiali ta. Terms: Ove third carh ; the resid ie in two eguat {natalment: at 6 and 12 , Fith interest, s+ enred by a ‘ved of trust on the pte > ¥ If the terms of asie are not eomplic! with within five days ‘after the sale the trac reserys the right to resell et the rick and Spense of fhe first rurehseer. NICH. CALLAN, Trustee, JAS. C SGUTRE. _oet 1?. 0 : By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. Vin VALUABL# PROPEKTY at -ublic’fale On FRIDAY afternoon. October 18th. ai 414 c’clock. on the prami I shell sell the south half of Lot 10, in Square 378, fronting 25 feet L ipch on 10th street weet, b en D and E running back 107 feet 2 ineh with the juprovemanta, Brick Eack Bufiding s This property adjoins the reside- ce of Peter Force Faq., and would be ® very desirable r ce fir merchants cr others doing business in the inity. Title indispnt sble. . Terms : On« third cach ; the residue In 6 and 12 ure; tha, for notes eati:factorily securel, baaring in at J. C. Moai, | oot 9d ad i hg? _ Auctioneer. | By EH. & WRIGHT; Georgetown ( N TUESD<Y¥, the 21th instant, at 4 o'closk p m, I chall sell, withont rererve, in front of the premices— Lot 115, ic Besil’s addition to Georgstown, front- ing 24 fet on Green ctreet, by 117 deep, to a ix foot alley, vith the fra-as Buildings thereon. Terms at the role. RE. 8. WRIGHT, oct L1—a Auctioneer Ry J.C. McGUIRK, Auctioneer, | SeLsKtor ROSEWOOD CASE 11s PORT: \7 Handsome Cabinet Purn'tare, Oarpets, Cir: titre j &c —On TRUR*DAY morning, Cetober 1h. ut 30 ck, at the large four «tery hones ond ike east sid» of 6th, between Herd 7 streets, revedtly ocru ied by the fon JC. Fantkner, T shall sel! all the eee Furniture and Heusekesping Effects, Ze Superior 744 octave rosewood case Piano Forte, b: Boswell ef Pizno Stool and Cover, Whatnot Suite of rosewood Crimson Brocatelle covered Parlor Furniture Pair esas rosewood Maroon Plush covered vans Plush covered Tete a tete Sofa, Arm Chairs Rorewood Centre Table, Rush seat do Handsome Damask covered Reception do Mahogany Sofa:. Parlor doy Tapestry, Brussele, and three-ply Carpets Oileloths, Matting, Rage Gilt frame Mirror, Venotian Blinds Crimson Damask Curtains, Shades and Cornice H-@isome Oak Hall Set Three hand-ome Cottage Chamber @vites Fine Wulout Carved Hich Post Bedst-ad Rosewood walnut, and mahocany Dressing Bureaus Hair and Husk M-ttre:ses, Bolsters and Pi lows Walnut Extension, Pining and other Tabli Cottage Bedsteads, Lounges, Toilet Sets Handsome Mantel Clock, (a: e Chairs French China Dinner and Tea Ware, dc. Terms: $20 and under cash; over $20 a credit of two and four montns, for notes sallsfactorily en- dorsed, bearing interest. P S—The House ix for rent, possession viven on the lst day of November. For terms, &, inquire of the Auctioneers or on the premises. JAB. C. MoGUIRE, oct ll—d Auctioneer. | fertile SALE.—In virtue of a writ i ot fleri facias, issned from the Cierk’s Offi:e of he Cirovit Court of the District ot Columbia for the oun'y of Washiogton, and to me dir cted, I shall expone to prdlic sale for cas’, ou MONDAY, the 2d day of October, 1864, at the front of the Court House door, at 12 o'clock, m., thef Rowing proper ty. viz: All that lot, piece or of @round, |y- ing and being in the city of Washington. ond de-iz ted on the lat of anifi city es lot No E,of Fred. e:ick Mev’s sab-divistor of equar ninehundred and three, (903,) touting iwe we” 00 Eight’ xtceet oust, between Mend souttt, bs bs ndred and fourteon (114) feet one inch sivep, gether with all and sineulur the improvement thereon seized and levied apon s¢ the prapariy o! William D. Aiken. os o ‘ictober Term, 1854. in nf F JONAH D HOOVER, Mersha! for the Dic trict-of Onambia sep 9—dt2dOat. &e- The above property pened to MONDAY, the 9th October, came ho place. 3}. GOOVER. Marchel for the District of Cclumbla. fe pore- Rep &g- The above property ts further postponed until MONDAY next, the 16h inst ,same hour and plac J.D. HOOVER, Marshal. net ’0 d McGUIRE. Auctioneer. BUILDING LOTS SUL: ABLE FOR Residences.— Wl ss, by J.C. Me Ovtoher the Lit im sold by auction, on the pre Guire, on MONDAY uf era four o'clock, the followin, lots of groun Three lots of croun? perth of Foy’s H. tel, on New Jersey avenue, having each a front of twenty-two feet, and runoing bact about 150 feet. The title ta these lots tas been made complete hy the purchase of the ¢ sims of forsige heirs. _ Also, one let of g-ound on D’stre+t north, acj ing Foy » Hotel, 2 feet front 100 deep. Mt! complete Also, a fina iit of ground, bem. the northeast corner of Square 574, and frontine 134 feet om Indi- sua avenue, © street morth xnd Fir t street west, be- ing cue oj the most desirable busines? stants in the city, a) feet. Terms: O. rth cash; residue in 6, 12, and 18 months, for uotes bearing interest, secured bya ceed of trust on the premises. JAMES 0. MoGUIRE, oct Ta < Auctioneer. “PHILADELPHIA AUCTION BARGAINS. peace Mexinos, all shudes, al 75 cents, very arivo Plalde, all stylex 500 pirces Biack siik velyet Ribbons; of all widths, very .h Plaid Silke, p'aid Ribbons Black Silks o: every width and qua'ity 200 Fren h Shawls, various: tyles, very low Customers wili do-well to call and [ack at my stock. ali of which wif! be eoid at a emsl! advance, for eash WM. R. RILEY, Corner 8th st., opposite Centre Market. oot @—1my LEGRAPHIC, ee ae Eveulpe Stor. TE Expressy for the Daily Boston. Oot. 15th, 1854 —Tweefthe Arctic’s passengers, who have arrived at thts city, say they are possitive that the families of Messrs Brown and Collins are lost, and that only a few of the Arctic’s prssengers are saved They sawtbe stenmer go down and one life boat with her filled with people. The Suropa’s passengers are of the firm be- lie that Mrs. Collins's family are lost. Congressional Neminations New Yor, Oct. 12.—The Whigs ot the Fourth Congressional distriet have nominated “an iford Macomber for Congress; in the Fifth George Andrews; in the Seventh, Thon a: Childs; in the Eighth, Abram Makeman. The Softs of the Seventh Giatriet bave nom- inated Wm. J. Kennedy for Congress The Hard Shell bolters, In this city, have nominated Augustus Scheli for Mayor. Baltimore Markets’ Battrvor®, Oct 13 —Howard @}teet flour is held at $8.00, Wheat—Sales of 4000 bushels, whire at $2 7598190; red at $1 55a$1.65 Sorn—4,000 bushels sold—white 76, yellow 79 cents. Other things unchanged.’ °° Two of the Saved." ~ New Yor, Oct. 12—Among those who were saved from the ill-fated Arctic, and who have arrived at this City, are C.F. Mitchell, of Charleston, S. Ce, and Rdward Dessa useur, of New Orleans. : Fleven Persons Drowned. Avpany, Oot. 13.—A skiff containing seven- teen persons, crossing the river to West Troy, pset this morning, and eleven persons were drowned, Lites Indians Election, *, 8 Lovisvitie, Of.” 13.—Dann and Colfax, Whigs, have been elected to Congress ; also, Joba Sherman; Whig, trom the, Phirteentb Seven Persons Drowned: ; New Yors, Oct 13.—A gail boat sank in the North river to-day, drowning seven persons. Yellow Fever at Charleston CHARLESTON, October 11,—The deaths at Tharieston on Tuesday were 8 of yellow fever Florida Election: Covumpia, 8 C., October: 11The returns frou Florida show contiaued Demoeratic gains. Obio Election.“ * Cotrunrs, October 12 —Samuel Galloway, whig. ie elected ovet Dr. Olds, democrat, in the 12th district, by nearly- 2,606 tuajority ‘Lhis is a whig gain. “ . et Know Nothings at the South SHARLESOoN, Uct..11.—The result of the Sen- atorial election in the choice of Mz. Mordecai by 900 plurality has caused’ much surprise He is reputed te hayt been ‘the dhotve of the Know Nothings. vi, Rumored Safety of forty mora of the Arctic’s x Crew and Passengers. »- Boston, October 12.—A gentleman who left ew York last evening, and who azrived here day, iuforms us that there Wag @report at Felt River, this morning, that.a vessel loaded | with railroad iron had arrived at-Warren, 1, with forty persone. picked up f¥to ove of Ure missing boats of the Aresig,-.. ., t Fire at Pottsville. — PorrsviLtE, Oct. ).—A very large fire is w raging here. in the ‘rear of Ceitre street ay buildings are oh fite at the'date of this fi, i di patoh, (9 9 clock, p. m.) “All the buildings | in the rear of the Mimera’ Journal office and a‘! along the Ryilroad street ure on fre The offee of the Miners” Journal, pubti-hed by SenjaminBannons, and many other Buildings, are destroyed. ‘ 3% Arrest on a of Bobbing the Mail— Soft Nomination for Congress, & ALBANY, Oct. 11.—A son of Jabeb Berringer, the Postmaster at Cape Vincent. was arres'ed on Saturday night by Col. Nofth, epecial mail agent, on a charge of being engaged in rob- bing the mail between Rome and Cape Vin- cent. He was held to bail to answer the charge. Willard was to-day nominated by the Softs for Congress in the Jefferson district. The Gaited States Arsenal and the grounds which surrounded it are to be sold at public auction on the 15th of November. Know Nothing Nominations for Congress in Massachusetts. Boston, Oct. 11—The Know Nothings are reported to have made the following nomina- tions for memb re of Congress fromthis State - First district—Gersbon B. Westen. Free- soiler, of Duxbury; Third--Wm 8. Ramrell, of Dedham, Freesviler, of the frmof Damrell & Moore, printers of this city; Fourth Linus 4. Coming, Preeeoiler, of nd pres- ent Mayor of that city ; Fifth—Hon. Anson reesoiler, of Cambridge; Sey- Bu ame, FF euth—Rey. Lyman Whiting, Freesoiler, of Reading—(Mr. Whiting is an orthddox clergy- man ;) ALi pith -Dhessey L. Knapp. Free- soiler, of Lowell; Ninth—Alexander Dewitt, Fieesciler, was nominated for re-election. ‘ The Pennsylvania Election. Painapgtrnia, Oct. 12-—Tbe retarns from the State indicate the election of the following members of Congress :—Ist district, Florence, Dem ; 24 district, Tyson, Whig; $d district, Millward, Whig: 4th district, Brodme, Whig ard American; 5th district Cadwallader, Dem.; 6th district, Hickman, Dem.; 7th district, Gradshaw, Whig; Sth district, Jones, lcm, Sth district, Roberts, Whig; 20th district, iLuukel, Whig: Lith district, doubtful; [2th istrict, Fuller, Whig; 13th* district, Packer, Dem ; 14th district, Grow, Dem.; 15th district, Pearce, Dem ; 16th district, Todd, Know No- thing; 17th district, Robinson, Whig; sth distne:, Covode, Whig; 20:h district, Knight, Whig; 2lst distiiot Ritchie, Whig; 22d dis- triet, Purviance, Whig; 23d district, Allison, hig; 25th district, Dick, Whig The Whigs haye only 9 members in the present Congress. Thusfar ouly seven Demograts have been elected to the next Congress. Pollock, Whig, is eleeted Governor, over Bigler, Dem., by an immense majority. Women’s State Temperance Convention. Osweee, N. ¥., Oct. 10.—Dhe Women’s State Temperance Convention met to-day ai Doolittke Hall, and was calted to order by Mrs Vaughn, the President. ‘Mrs. Potter and Rev Mr Barber were elected Vice Presidents, and Mrs. Albro and Mrs. Richards, Secretaries. A Business Committee and a Finance Com- mittee were then uppointed. 1% Kesolutions were thep reported. . The first expresses a strong ‘fnterest in the coming struggle. The aecoud asserts that the paramount interests of a free State ere those that surround the domestic health. The third to the manhood uf the State for the protection of those interests by the passage ofthe Maine law. The fourth regrets that in most villages that the young men who do not drink do not come forward more earnestly in gppport of temperance measures. The fifth admits the M ine Law to be arbitrary, but claims its ne- cessity as a means to greater euds!” The sixth congratulates the friends of hs on the nomination of Myron Holly k. _ The seventh hopes that Henry J. Raymond will be true to his pledges, though @ convert at the gehen tin eond and third resvlutians were The }, second an adopted, when the Convention edjourked until to-morrow. The attendance was quite emall,