Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1854, Page 2

oe Saag EE aOR ‘Lanai = AMUSEMENT im WJ nn Ty W2SAInvidN PEWS AND GOSSIP. calculated, if 1t had Influence, to breed ill his exeoutrix, Mary Ann Loomis, assignor to _ OF FICIAL, EV ENING S ij A de. Tonis Napoleon ard Pierre Soule,—To those | will on thepart of both; and especially teeming | Wm. A. Gardiner, of Philadel ape Detearaere of Sra: ayn TRON HALL. WASHINGTON OItY: naneayrona For improvement in Z who have been under the imprestion that} with miarepresentations of the policy of the | "up,!hDrevement imwurgieel foroepe, i = Washing aon amongst the personal characteristics of “‘ the | Administration of Gem. Pierce, and its views | signor to NW: iel Lamson, of same place.— okie ee bas been me od a ee PAKROWS tty IN OPERA TUESDAY AFTERNOON..... November 21. | nephew of my uncle,” that have ait his} and purposes, ‘ak to ena suspicion _ Harey Boge, of Dubus sor fore consul ot Havane tig the Bes \ptaip general bas or- ———— == ———— = | elevation to the Imperial throne *ef @,} and jealousy in the~ Frene! ernment. larvey Snow, : fetal ‘a ai as aataen £2" W. M. Mitts, at Fredericksburg, Vs., | was » want of all peri and feeling, his re- | Sinoe the exclusion of Mr. Soule, it is worthy | £° 78mes A», Woodbary, Wischoster, dajned, until « lasareteo, Grchses is prepared to furnish subscribers to the Star with their papers early every morning. Per- For presser- bar for pl mac! part of the coast of the eastern department, vessels cent. coup d'etat against our Minister to Spain | of notice that the same print denounced, in| Stephen Woodward, of Sutton, N. H., as shall, for the performance of quarantine, enter the sons wanting the paper will be promptly at- tended to by leaving their names and ad- is somewhat inexplicable. Cold hearted,| advance, the President and his Cabinet, as ee st he a a rats port of Havana, or go to St. Jago de Cubs. Cautious selfishness and consummate prudence | waating spirit to resent the insult of the Em- |i_ arroll, for drylag clothes. iprovem: ae naav in the adoption of means to accomplish his| peror; and since the retraction of the affront, Reshma salieaee Miller, of Urbans, ae sek on whoo tf dsb ends, has been generally, and we think, er-| its sneers atthe Emperor are - only surpassed See eee’ rade £5 Rarrysttn ; me Gatistacwty evidence having been exhibited tome roneously accorded to the French Emperor. | in virulence by those against Mr. Soule, and November 21, 1854. 7 ag that Joan Curszios bee hoes oppoinie’ coneel aed We regard him as of excitable temper, and | it seems to find consolation in its hope that : thias Laohenmaier, of Phila | Spain for the port te eA is, oe ee, ee when excited, uncontrollable by prudential | Spain will refuse to receive Mr. Soule, ‘or design for wire fence. — ue J = s dectare ae considerations. = It_1s not now doubted that tha primary ‘The Current ies awa —— wake sok —— Aves, sale a Some have supposed that in Mr. Soule’s| cause of all the difficulties which oocurred at pias day, the 20 Pipe say Ss AE PETES ee case, 8 long cherished animosity against the} Madrid between the Soules, (father and son,) ms ee W of cued fi 4 7 bave d thew loners United states influenced and misled him to/ and the Duke of Alba and M. Turgot; the the books of — ‘arrants va ae saad saiditg and the seal of the United States adopt the course he did. We do not believe} French Embassador, was the falsehoods eo- arenent to be hereunto affixed. ‘hat he entertains such animosity. When in| vertly manufsetared and pat {nto cirealation |7°F -aethianger tage Hoooncn Given under my hand, st the etty of Washington he United States he was respectfully treated at Paris, and re-produced, as is stated in eer- | For the Customs.. 12,716 53} 1 4) ag h D/ matter ey ey ec y all and with kindness by many, and we do of » No. 150 Broad street, and 194 Main street, Richmond, are agents for the daily Evening Star, and are Prepared to fur- nish it early eash morning after its issue at their counters, or to subscribers by regular carriers. Er A. B. Owens, No. 70 High st., Ports- mouth, Va., will farnish subscribers to the Evening Star with their papers regularly every morning after its issue. I Company, tain New York prints, as to their comments | Covered into the Treasury from America the seventy ninth. pamed ‘PIRIT OF THE MORNING PRES: | ot believe he has forgotten it. The solution | upen the Emperor and Empress. And it is|_, Cstoms....... He apes a5 onyied wwaeemes FEANELI POERO. KUNKEL’S NIGHTINGALE The Intellsgencer impelled thereto by a| -f theenigma of his conduct towards Mr. Soule | also well known at Paris and in this city, that | For repaying in the War Depart- W.L. Mancr, Seeretary of Stave. 0 P E R A T R 0 U P E. disposition to sustain the editor’s friend, | zhich we adopt is of an entirely different] it was a repetition of these slandérs against Pilagted Rey: err He RE WAR D.—STRAYED OR STOLEN Co 4 Judge Hoffman, shows conclusively that Con-| -haracter from any that we have seen pre-| Mr. Soule, and the propagation of some addi- | 7°F $50 oe Depastne 97,835 25 from the Colambis Bae Course, on Batarday,| y@ popuraR AND ToLaW ERD PERFORMERS, eal Dillon (French) was a fillibuster, engaged | ented. tional newly invented falsehoods of similar | eee eeeeeneeesenaennn ones paar ei mk ethane pe cokowes - sl folon'e homes ese and tae | ne etlge—acrnely wen eater | aan neu 7 te tame ie | (ae RMIGHS SEMPLARS.—A oeahi| attwias'sicingctisentaciues | COMDLAME SO aid Boulbon’s schemes on Mexico, and there- | ‘rong ings—extromely si ve ©X-| mischief-making earwigs (alien to every truly o inecratee ee nalts nd expenses wil to ey person who ANOBRS. de. fore that the idea that Louis Napoleon's Gov- | ‘itable, and of course hasty and liable to be} American feeling,) that excited Louis Napo- DAY EVENING, Nor" fad at 094 ooo, Sulmport | Wil otorn mid mare to mea my farm in alexan A NEW AND PLEASING DaaMATIO SEETOH, ernment has serious ground of complaint, be- | ‘nfluenced too readily by evil influences that | eon to disregard the counsels of his Empress wR vintinpena cane eis Knights ois tayited Wetinge ON DO | pan ALS” a ae cause Dillon was compelled to appear in court | 287 gain socessto him. Whilst M. Persigny | and of two of his most ssgacious counsellors, to attend. “WM. J. ues, Resorder. novdi—sie” MUSICAL AND TERPSICHOREAN by Judge Hoffman to testify in the Valle| 7@# in his cabinet, the Emperor was often : : iat P and Raseily adopt the ally cores of exolnding jy i072 OF LIFE AMONG THE NEGRORS OF THR SOUTE. the American Minister to Spain from crossing WASHINGTON CITY 8 AVINGS BANK GREAT SPORT, Nra Franee In his journey from England to Mad. 233 iostante Dane Come offover Columbia Course. | Atmission for gunticmen and ladies to the Dress : jureday, the 234 instant, bain ving rid. The meeting of three or four private bay. Motes flog dae mites “jay mest be at peake Mad editgd were iam perso! jends, pat fi te es THURSDAY, November Second aad ‘Third Tiers of Boxes.........:25 cts. aaa a is rere erly benaeg ie, re boy 2i—1t*__ LEWI8 JOHNSON, Treasurer. Match Race 1100 yarda, nov 16—t£ [ity dailies ploase copy.) BANKING HOUSER OF PAIRO & NOURSE | $20 Smita an Wake Wik ee all American Ministers in Europe, was by sim- | porscns having notes sestoring at our foe on | James Newby enters Fauquian sonnei. | Excursion to New York City! ilar sinister misrepresentation, distorted into aeettees nexte lass pear usakegiving Day, Eich rey 112 pound h, 1100 yards. ie political or diplomatic Congress to decide | nesaay. este ar nov 21—it* SBOOND D. AY Nov. a, ie BUL = Persigny, it ia well known, was opposed to the | how or when the United States ought to “ in- | — esses |] sweepstake—Ratrance $100, an LARD unnatural alliance between France and Eng- tervene” in the conflicts of Europe; and in tennant ine retard erage ae Mee raranrs flertg peoploccand herve taldeetcbor mas PP AN Oo me a land, in a contest by whizh, whatever its re- | fact every means to create trouble and diffi- | int House will be closed. Fersons who may have | ranes out. takes the spec-ator over SIX MILES through the (Boulbon fillibustering) trial, is worse than a humbug. The Union approves the plan of an Inde- pendence Monument, to be built by voluntary subscription on Independence Square, “Petira Boxxuu.”—We have received, from the publisher, a copy of this amusing work, against the publication of whieh Bar- bum endeavored to obtain an injunction. It is said to be a dodge of Barnum’s. restrained from unwise courses by the counsels of that wise and prudent statesman. He was not then so much exposed as since, ta the in- fluence of the sinister suggestions that were by the most accomplished and dextrous diplo- macy made to reach his eara from the other side of the Channel, and intended to inflame his mind and excite him to foolish courses. &™ The second session of the Thirty-third ses fall! di that od to at- a . 251 streets of NW YORK CITY, faithfully sult, the French Emperor or French people culty was caught at. tana tae the day) sina ad Peete: is Match Ben edeadn kG mle meiaees 0. Har. | the businges, bustle and confusion of city in ne Congress will assemble on next Monday week, | in nothing, though France bears the chief | We are gratified, however, to know that the ates ore SR Lt ris’ Bay Colt avd Mr. Suit’s Borre! Colt, for $250 | has a view of more than the 4th day of December. brunt of the contest with Russia. That France ney. Gatel & Union It) firm and dignified conduct of Mr. Mason, our Will rue the day in which she was inveigled | Minister at Paris, led to an eclatrcissement aside Catch weight races to come off at lo’clock | SEVEN HUNDREO HORSES amp CARRIAGRA, Great sport may be expected, as they are all fast of [Sa THIS MORNING, BY A LAD «, & GOLD Sor Saw TEN THOUSAND OY Tie PROPLB!! Texas ayp THE Paciric RatLRoap.—It Cross, Gold Pencil, and Watch Key, the words Borat | PROCESS1ONE, MILITARY OOMPANIES, BANDS and seduced by her natural enemy to enter and mutual explanations, and ultimately, upon | “Be Watchful,” engraved on the Cross. ‘The finder HOSIERY, WOOLLBN YARN, Ao. OF MUBIC, SHIPPING, STRAMBOATS, ca. — cep ——— _ made up | into an alliance for the preservation of British comparison of notes, to the fall discovery and | yi! e.sultably rewarded by leaving them at the | (LOURS, H Wie French Kid Glover, Of canus |, At each Exhibition, an xplanatory Lecture 1s mind that the responsibility of accepting | sommercial supremacy, and to break down| », intri; = Porth E : xplosion of the whole bateh of intrigues, snd | Oy q._oN MONDAY AFTERNOON, BE-| 10 dosent nored do do 62 cents, of the deposit made by R. J. Walker and his | the principles of free navigation and tree trade the development of all the miserable conspira- twoen fixth street, Island, and the City Post ae , — ese 5 bps: wey for the con- | in the eastern seas, and for the maintainance tors, of all genders, by whom the Imperial | fice, Bunch of sean The mune Sur Ee nneaNty a Crees ts Bearer. Qo.” 0 cents, | Cin bo exlibited ot Wakinenn tn sraotion of the Pacifio Railroad, rested with | of British power in Asia, we do not doubt. family had been imposed upon. The aquint- | rewarded by leaving them et Pearson's Grocery, | 60 do baties flscer lined raw silk, Cashmere, and ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7th STREET, the treasurer of the State and not with him, |The wise foresight of M. Persigay will in eyed envy at the bottom of it in reference to Island Hall or at H. Polkinhorn's Printing Ofc Cotton Gloves | ww airy | 2 follow Rxhibition TULSDAY EVENING pe ra nerd a —— pos shares | time be verified. He was, however, forced out the injury attempted to be done to Mr. Boule, Sot eet wuNRAIES nen ae 25 do polecpees leecy lined ray Nov. 28, o’clook, and EVERY EVENING of the stock of the Sussex Iron Company of | of the French cabinet through British in-|; i A 3 » OF 100 do ladies Alpaca, Cashmere, Meecy lined raw New Jersey at par, $12 50 a share, as a 8 is doomed to still farther disappointment. We sma\l suri of money, which the owner can have trigues, and though the profuse expressions of kindness and affection contained in the dis- missory epistle of his imperial master may have silk and Ootton Hose by coming ea proving Property, eee 1@ do Woollen Hose, for servants vertisement, and applying 9 10 do misses’ white Merino Hose phew they will be informed BP tne ediress of the | woollen Yarn of all colors er. do not believe that its efforts will be suocess- fal to effect the refusal of the Spanish Govern- guaranty “ that fifty miles of the road will be constructed and in complete order for busi- 4@ Aduiczsion 25 cents. Children half pries. ness within the term of eighteen months from been b: itical, yet th ‘ded b; Wace okooND fo i wae omit ma ay othe ‘ccodsbtee ae = i” é : 3 ——s w z E een hypocritical, yet they were regar Y | also, the arch conspirators will ere long find ( ILL PAR many other chee nev 18—3w the date of said contract.” The Texas and many as sincere. Since that minister’s retire to their cost that the French Emperor and SECOND COTILLON FARTY judedatinate 10 New Orleans press do not seem to be unani- mous as to the sufficiency of the security. If this is the Sussex Iron Company of which Mr. Edwin Post is President, it is profitable com- : OF THE F . = Be Sede Eighth st, opp. Centre Market. GIANT’S LEVEES AMERICUS CLUB, | psu arias uz OPTS | peng AE HOON ae ment there are none to smother the ebullitions of passion that are naturally apt to lead the impetuous Emperor to acts of indiscretion. It is conceded that among the redeeming Empress and the French people now under- stand the means by which it was sought to wmpose upon and mislead them, and eill workman, and warrsnted, st 418 Pa. ave., Sign of y take occasion to demonstrate their eonvic- HE AMBRICUS CLUB have. the pleasureef an | racze Spread Eagle. H. 0. HOOD, | brated French Giant, knows i Bu. - a i i i 5 it their friend d_ the citiser rope er Amerios, and Miss HANNAH CRO! the Pert rane a are ear ite SAPital | good qualities of Louis Napoleon ts his affeo-| trons se aw emphatic manner. Whatever iis thet thelr SECOND OONTLLON PARTY oil dAmerioan Glantcos, the Lergest woman living’ are of that company, we are told however, is only tionate devotion to his wife Eugenia, a Span- | ounishment may be visited upon the perpetra- | take place on WEDNEEDAY EVENING, December now holding reception Levees at JACKSON re $180,000. So says the New York Eveni P y sags QW7th, 1854. ‘i 5 Pennsyivanis avenu-, from 10 o'clock, a. m., until $ —— 10g ish woman, nearly related to the Duke of tors of the plot, tf caught wn Krance, no| Rui culars in future advertisement. . | Volock, p m. Post. peace ge Alba, with whom ycung Neville Soule had sympathy will be extended towards them by | _ ov 21,25,2—3t the people of the United States. It will be NATIONAL THEATRE. 7s Lectures on the Seven Churches tnvoked in vain. PRICE? OF ADMISSION. History of the Constitutien of the United States, by PENNSYLVANIA Leeisuaturs.—The Legis- | the famous duel at Madrid. Their marriage ture of this State will assemble in Harrisburg | was alove match. And amongst his weak on the first Tuesday in January, and the in- | nesses is his extreme sensitiveness to the no- f the G will take pl tices of himself and family by th ion capeetacopeearote at cepted? Gentlemen without Ladies per at ee reaton tavton. auguration of the Governor will take place on | tices of himself and fami 'y by the press, an mont, our charge at the Hague, are of a piece tlemen witheut ies. be appa ree a eee eee the third Tuesday of the same month. especially by the American and British Press. | with those adopted in reraril to Mr. Sonle, | #¢¢ond and Third Tiers of Boxes ig as ae ee — epee we! Navax.—The U. S. frigate Congress, at New On more than one occasion has he replied tol ana originated in the same wicked and trea-| SPLENDID SUCCEBs, woek. ae eee form, remarkebly easy and graceful in his move- York, has been ordered to fit out for sea with hem q Sud recently, piety paticulous feeling, sonable designs. Private and public justice NM Pe TY, and nov %-tf Mons B. will appear tn the Roman Toga, the com dispatch, and an additional force is employed | D® titected the French Minister in London to} are sometimes slow, but they are always sure, patentee | een a ore tume of the seoond century, which he wore in the i 5 9 Presence of seven of the monarchs of Rurops, a completing the Sabine. It had been sup. | °ntradict — aman apcerange rs and often overtake the slanderer, renegade, | guenrazp RY Wasuinoron, Nov. 20, 1264, } MISS CROUSE, : the sleight-of-hand showman Anderson. He} and traitor when least expected. The plea of Cc Nithe petition of Faarxum Ransom & Uszas | the American clant girl, is a native of Obie, but 1 b ani pec! P Immense Concourses pet si ao the Congress had been laid up for has, we are informed, allowed himself re-| «notguilty” doubtless will be made to shield the ov O Wrotus, of a city of Cele praying for Toate of age, Seep gin gay srexnd the Unrrep States Buiupises 1x Bostox.—It peatedly to become annoyed and angered at} goward knaves, but no intelligent man will be- | BEAUTY, CHIVALRY, squibs in the American press, generally pro- ceeding from those edited by renegades from Great Britain, and actuated by British feel- 10th of Vebreary, 1841, for improvement im “the than any other woman. ‘We challenge the YOUTH, and FASHION. | mode of applying water to fire #0 as toren-| produce her equal, without regard to age. — der their operation more effective,” for seven years lady measures 6}¢ inches more This (Wednesday) Evening, Nov. @1, | from the expiration cf said patent, which taker arm, 14 inches mcre around the waist, and is lieve it against the proofs that exiat in France and this country. is understood that the Government has selected the Pratt estate, on Sumner, near Washington — Will be presented the place on the — ree February, eighteen hun- == <a eye wrk diet age, irae 208 so = mreet, Hosa, we eiecey erect buildings for ing, if not prompted by British gold. The Bogus Newspaper 8 windler.—Thaddeus CELEBRATED COMIC OPERA re ae iat the cua petition be heard at ais cas god oem as any ween. aon ee oiies the accemmodation of the post office, United | Hig sensitivencss, amounting to weakness| J. Seybold—tIate editor of the Independent, O H! H U S H! ~ | the Patent Offs on Monday, the 29th of Janua | for rs person of her immense de. States courts. de The location is central, | 91 this subject, 1s evidenced by the assiduous | Lavelle, Ill—who was recently arrested for ° ° rg cect a “ red or berg baz at the same time considerably removed attontion and courtesy bestowed by him, and swindling business men out of money for al With all the Osiginsi sabd POLL DRIOUATEOE EE DO AooeeET coer Uke those areund him, (as is boasted in the United leged re-publications of their advertisements ition it mot to be is hi in’ to all who 008, CHORUS paso meas nec brmaertomys 7b - a 7 ES, Persons the extension are required to file | delight in secing the greatect wonders of the world. from the wholesale business quarters. IDENTS, TABLEAUX, &o.| in the Patent x = ice their wo dgonay bv samered eet q 8. DANSRITH, News raox Evrope.—The next news from | States,) upon certain unworthy characters} in a paper purporting to be published in Chi- ‘As well as the Burlesque of a peered fare bo tegen ity re aey nov 16-2" € Europe is looked for with much interest, as it | Cnected with newspapers published in the} cago, called the Western Advertiser, which CELDBRATED PRIZE FIGHT. d atthe pavipenmans mus Se a ae fodiate RICH D ELEG Will oe one week later than our last advices, | United States, when they have visited his do-| has no existence, tried his game on the Gen- eT ae mitted in, aoeo prdance with the rules ¢ of this Office AND: septal FURS, * T, = ., On @) cat 5 fe The Canada is due at Halifax this afternoon. a Upon giitacs ceed camer eral Land Office Bureau, without. success. T. Le vlova appearing Mi ny 5 Zhetostimony in Lhe can wi be closed on eee isih 268 per — e He: i 1 will _ [notice of certain o! ‘acters, who never have — Grand Overture. + January 5 depositions and other papers re! up- nn panna Tie Nee Yorn seansos {ha tepsctabe wna ones or sanding fo| Cle Promionr—Mr. Robert J.Laok- Spare Crees Gis gh ny iatinony toa be fledin th een ot be »'cax Branpy.—The New York Journal of | the United States—who have, in fact, been| ey, of Missouri, a 2d class ($1,400 per annum) | Angelina Baker. Ww. any within ten days thereatter. 5 Cy mmerce says: excluded and tasooed from all that is worthy clerk in the office of the Sixth Auditor of the | Poor Pfister Su FE icheespies terres tay essarde eee in th : which, Fyn - Since the French Government have ce and reputable here—be accounted for. Men| Treasury, has been promoted to fill the va- Old Doz Tray rger | D. rd Evening Argus, Philadelphia, Pa, Scientific | richness, cannot be surpassed. } dden the distillation of cereals, a very active undistinguished for any thing but profligacy | cancy in the office of the Solieitor of the Trea- | Vive Amour ‘cport demand has sprung up here for raw 6 7 whisky and common rum, and prices have | of principle and destitution of veracity and materially advanced, with large freight en- | hon, etending to hold the high tion of entaaie for France. When it comes back | 7°" P* (3 high posit American, New York: and Patriot, Concord, N. H.. Also, e number of superb CARRIAGE ROBES. Pew days, few day: once a week for three successive weeks previous tc 4 fine lot of UMBRELKAR, of all sises, to be the 29th of January Seren ree a ae large stock of sury, occasioned by the resignation of Frank Burr, of Conn , a 3d class ($1,600 per annum) ao ae dren and Ivfant’s Pancy G00! al ys made from P - : iti ited are | clerk there. a—kait 1 rials, and at exceedingly lo the best mate- Silt nok bs resognised, either, Ry the smell, |S Geni ff mat ee FS p Boop Pol and send Chsir ills to the Patent Olen, witha te | "Hil late new voted ase te gentlemen hae taste, or price.’ alien by birth and in sentiment and feeling a * belied’ Mast. Adoens “ 20—T3w | beon alreaty stamped as the ne plas ul ‘ to this country and its institutions—who have Abels ene Bouse per’ Ap Bago Ducts (umnine ts sing) el aed he only mates mention of it to sey thet PEBSONAL. not a single redeeming element of virtue,— pointed.—John Sloan has been appointed as- Louisiana Beile Dance..... é : TO OUR FRIENDS. the price, as heretofore, for the very Soet, ++++The Star with pleasure corrects its recent whose visages exhibit the brand of the beast sistant keeper of the light-house at Aloatrag | Violoncello Solo (various T. 4 hee MOUNT VERNON OLUB have the pleasure | DL $4. mistake relative to tbe region in which Mr. JENS - Kssenee ‘irginis, with Deciama! by Island, Cal., at a salary of $700 per annum. fey ms anes of informing their numerous friends that they J. T. EVANS, i F i Joe Brown | wii ir BHCOND ANNUAL BALL on MON-| _ D°v 16—lw 86 Pounsyivanis avenue. Ellis, the editor of the Organ, was born. That | nd the villain, and whose backs bear the : Katy Darling.. Mast. Adame | Dav" the ith of Desmater or ECR eo! ”_—_‘Oprios oF tia Gas Licue Company, ~~ gentleman informs xs that he first saw the | dishonorable scars of a score of horsewhips List of Patents issued from the United —_— Particulers in future advertisement. Washington, Nov. 15, 1854. § light roe the base of the jibe Mountains, | for mendacious defamation,—who have left States Patent Office, for the week e Nov ae Scone waz D- Bice’s Comic} poy 20—2te caRD. Seine is hereby given that banksble ie. in not in Connecticut nding . perati a is required in Bad ie, Tuenh) BO‘iB Connectiout #8 ™° | enis country to esoape the pnrortal sora thst! 21, 1854—each bearing that date : OH! HusEH: wed aa and den af ll due 4 this company na +++» A London letter says “Kossuth is at | eet ‘them an they walked Par Pu oe ‘6 John Absterdam, of Boston, Mass.—For im- OB, THE VIEGINIA (UPID. Be ibe yuthetathei one —— Ss it Sa ss resent domiciled at his residence in St. John’s | "#78s— such men, it is said, have been re-} proved arrangement of means for lubricating WITH ALL THR OXIGINAL MUSIO. stantly suppiled with the choicest Oys- HORSE, with a patch on hishis and - ¥ ood, uta mile from Hyde Park Corner. | ceived by him as associates and companions. | the cylinders of steam engines. Samuel Johnson, Eeq., 0 retired Beot ters that oun be found in this market, on his eye. $260 reward will be given, He is & retiredly but sees a good many of | So, at least, they would give out through their inten aes Ederson «Yo For im: | nek, errors dy ct err Beye = rynrned to the owner, at hi litical ds, and it is understood is not A ; veme! Pete Williams, a Journeyman % bi le : ce On Fifteenth street. without are ing aa iateionse in Gemane’ subsidized agents and accomplices. These Henry F. Baker, of Centreville, Ind.—¥or | gawbo Cuff s Jour, Boot Black 5 : aes aon xeapectfully s:licited and promptly | ~ poy 1gate through numerous agents atteched to the revo- | Creatures, enemies of the present Administra-] machine for papering walls. Simpson Sampron, s meddler. . 1g’O HULDERS OF EXCH lutionary cause,” tion because of disappointment in receiving] Henry Barson David, of Spava, Ill.—Bor | Joe Oarson ‘a pig iedein de Patri f 4#g- Persons sending their servants will please EGHANY BANKS. — We have e numberof 5 improvement in sauce pal jem to ask for EK. Eohwarze’s card, 80 that | Lots in Waghingtor, and several Farma in Md. for respectful notice from the President or his] '™rACis%G" Evaciee of Bivoklyn, XN. Y.—For Arman, | Ely sass) be sore toa'erdinn eae eon hep Ledeen eat ae eee Selden, Wither & Oo, —— in machines for closing sheet | Dinah Rose, with two. Bisin place. nov 20—R° _ | gr orthe See ean J Bank, at per, in payment. metal boxes. bo L. Brown. ! LOO ‘HIS !! BRISOOR ARD. rancor of its poison,—their malignity seeks its au pied tai tt a aor The plese concluding with « Dance by the Company. en OOD! A oe ‘Oak: fir | _ nov 16—ste nents gratification in striving to engender hostslo| §: g WOOD can have it delivered to them at their in Doors open at-6¢, performance to commence at in Washi at $5,62 . This NEW BOOKS AT SHILLINGTON’S, Seclings in the minds of the Imperial family cate Greene, of Woonsocket, B. I —For | 734 “clock. - INO. T. FORD, Agent. = gion, st $5,62 per oord. of France against the United States, and is wood cus in the neighborhood of the city, and is OL 8MITH’s ‘Theatrical Journey Work improvement in cleaning cards of carding en- | _®°V 2'—It i A A meeting to urge the election of ex-Goy- ernor W. F. Johnson to the U. 8. Senate, has been called at Kittanning, where he formerly resided. ++++ Mr. Fuller has been officially declared elected to Congress in Maine. -+++ The Governor of Vitginia, having f his authority in matters or religion. Cabinet,—hating this coungry with a venom TT pol Hereiatll saree tae counter = the Salt Water Bubbles meee 3 E VERY | Star stat what quan! is wanted. Order: his year from appropriating a day | those who administer its govesnment at home Se dldan Kendall, of Cleveland, Ohio.— 2 Big ta pe as will be taken for wood in lots of from one cord up to for religious thanksgiving. The 23d inst. bas | or represent it in Europe. American insti- | For shingle machine. 20 pieces 9.8 Parametta Cloth, at 25 ote., cheap swenaye | = ee been appointed for the purpose by the churches tations, the American people, and American feelings are sedulously misrepresented and maligned to effect their infamous objects. Among the means resorted to by this class of mischief-makers, hostile to the United States, Were gross misrepresentations of the sayings Jerome B. King, of York, N. Y.—for im- | French Morinos, all shades, 76 cts. _J. K. HARTWELL, . of the London Illustrated News 100 yards 4 Branch hints at 18 cvota, « ute] AUOTION AND OOMMISSION STORE, | soataning the lia neve tose see eye ‘damaged dorsigned will continne the AUCTION | tt Rest : Together with mary other great basgains for cash. AND 00: (ON BUSINSSS, in the store provement in seed planters. . WM. B. RILBY, ~Campbeil & Oo., No. 289 Daniel B. Martin, ot Washington, N. J.—For Corner Eighth st., opp. Oentre Market. improvement in packing slide-valves in steam | _"0v23—1m by in that State. --- It is stated that Santa Ana haa given orders fur the construction, in New York, of two more steamships, precisely similar to the Santa Ana. +++ The New York Evening Post says: provenent in kettles for calcining plaster of ‘aris. Geo. W. Lee, of Ercildown, Pa.—Vor im- e 5 OTICE. jtoves,, Pistea ‘The official vote for Governor of New York, | and doings of Mr. Soule, and other of our . icherd L. Nelson, of Ocala, Florida —For fa Wie cee aritetes ‘wanted by house- exclusive of the scattering and imperfect bal-| ninisters in Europa, well devised to excite| improved mode of attaching life preservers to - Keepers, all of which. will- be sold exoeedingly low lote, amounts to 469.676. Clark’s majority, z feelings in the breast of the French | ¥°22- for cash or short approved eredit. 463; Bronson’s vote, 33,791. embittered feelings in Bacon Mighill Nutting, of Portland, Me.—For im- eae eae Consignments solicited, ‘pon which s liberal ad- . . Chauney Burr says: Emperor and his consort. Before Mr. Soule Provement in the arrangement of pencils for Warnings, th, : zal OB. K. HARPWEEL, ‘OPOSALS will be receive! until the first of “If we are not mistaken, the friends of Mr. | bad reached Madrid when he went out to as- nae Poe oe ct Sas se ina Meee Ee OSI eee wes, for espe privilege of A —) OF CO-PARTHER- = selling (ionery and other refreshmeuts, thon tana pon sod ober] "Bite esomog mentee,» 7 | D'SRRew tae noone eco oc | [Qa er igins ana ame bane ian aan in the ear of Louis Napoleon and the Empress illiam Perry, of Graniteville, 8. 0.—For ieee Wr tween the undersigned, gio a bil, Virginia mon-y, $ Exchange Bank, and some im February next, at the Hall of the Smithsonfam’ Eugenie, that Mr. Soule had sneered at the} improvement in spinnin frames. 2 eee 6 Institution. - are stranger things in heaven and earth than former as a “bastard Napoleon,” and at no. A. Roebling, of Trenton, N. J —¥or iberally office. The ee Bt up the space wero ever dreamed of in thy philosophy | former 2? oN t Lnpreveihent in manufacturi: rope. — : : peda Feed of a. Chauncy; but in this we think you are mista- | the latter as‘a “pert little. actress. ke Hiot Savage, of Berlin, Conn. Fer ime ‘ OTIC K..—The Btore of the undersigned, 310 ken word of all this was true; as all who know Mr.| provement in machines for threading screw t - Pennsylvania avenue, is now refitted end will --++ J. Billman Ives, L L D., (late Bishop | Soule, opuld well vouch an emphatic con-| blanks. - be opened VID A. BROOKS, Be Gpened to-morrow. consignments of N.C.,) nnounced to deliver a lecture | tradiction for that accomplished gentle-| _ John Lee Stevens of Keonlogtn, Bogisp es aa & mage! Chinese magnificent BED i * For improvement in furnaces. of rare TRA FORE & ther tholic Institute, at St Louis. He incidence, exes is to be followed by Hon. Joseph Chandler, of | ™* Bez PO Cee Ce Oct. 1, 1852. Ullmann, in the Assembly and Senate, will be zble to elect him United States Senator with the help of the National Democrats.” There District of Columbia, }towits 5 ; attention of heuse Ree Philadelphia, and other eminent Catholics. | me of the American press contained corrob-| Samuel H. T. Tilghman, of Snow Hill, Md. baighal Lac apps me iy invited. If net pong “Miss Murray, a Maid of Honor to Queen | orative artisles in the form of “ Letters from} Fou improvement in inhaling s iphis, Pa-—For , bought before me, the subseriber, one . SS aOEBONe Victoria, has been visiting Cleveland, Ohio. | Paris,” which it is now known were carefully | i. rovement in clothes clamp. ptithe Peers ie =e epee efi : Fhe is — to it Sood far intimate a! | placed before the French court. e ‘homas W. ips! I, of Winchester, Va.— 1 Peat Beco % Vv. DES 9 ION ON friend to Her Ma; le Other fofamons means were adopted to| For improvement in 5% stones. fore made’ order, at 418 Popna. avenue, |” " re the Duke of Athol, and of: Isaac Van Bunschoten, of New York, N. XY. L atresia. 8.0. HOOD... ‘ pn tee fe - douentane eet arouse thp indignation and anger of the friends For tupopvensent in lat) rk, wean, a6 " . f Virginia. Her mother cocupied the same | of the Emperor and Empréss towards the peo-}. Milan Waterbury, of Cabs, N. ¥.—For im: |. Given ay hand end position in the household. of Queen Charlotte ss ps United States. Certain presses, | provement in seed planters ; as ts now held by Lady Murray in the house-| og od) ore distinguished then -others, hh As bee wee nee Britain:—PFor hold of i aa superintendent of the | ®opted & system of persifiage in reference to| is England May 22, 1852. > " ewer: Alnory at Springeld, is at Willards Hotel. | the relations between the two Governmenta,| J. . Loomis, late of Philadelphia, Pa., by nov 21—st*