Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1858, Page 2

x os «: . ee Senne oe EVES ee en ee ‘A Man Leet im the Sky. R. BRICE HALL; [From the Detroit Tribune, September 18 } lars of the Balloon . om and 375 Seventh Street, above I, - Tux Fruisvster WaLker.—The telegraphic | departure until today. He will only be ab- Pinibented wre-mmtieed Secoay teckeaeent pease thongpiggiear | angeeads 2 eae WASHINGTON OITY: dispatch published in the Star yesterday, an- | sent for a brief term, and in the course of his descent, and its second ascension and runawa) Has J RECE! ‘with the w WEDNESDAY. chuagraetccee 6) FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, peky! ely be @ En wre : VALS Sore Garivic peas. ie = thalesttigreep GARPETS, OIL CLOTILS, rie ce ck EB ..| e are CAPS, BOOTS AND 5 ; if on the ion | WuHica -++:September 22, 1858. | nouncing the sailing of the filibuster, Walker, | j,ur will probably give the matter of selecting ae === = | for Panama, and attributing to lm the parpote | a site for the New York Post Office his personal Notic®.—Many accounts due the Star office by | of again making a raid on Nicaragua, and attention. Wo understand that Mr. Brown is Persons in Maryland have been placed im the | intimating that the steamship Mermam algo accompanied by Major Bowman, the Chief ~ > Cc. . hands of Mr. W. C. Lipscomb, for collection, | j,:e1y sailed from orktogksout arms and | of fhe Bureau of Construction in the Treasury BE 1S SELLING AT NEW YORK PRICES, FOR CaSH ‘who ts authorized to collect and. receipt for those pis utterly unteliable. | Department. , wlarye Sunday 1 eelebration at o r supplies for his pu ball lai d well constructed - of its bills he may present to our debtors. Walker, disgusted with the rapid manner in| The First Assistant Postmaster General, Hon. 3 Being about the b iy t of a two-story build FROM AUCTION: ‘i ii from a | ing when io: Teady to cut loose from its . WOOL FLANNELS, st 12 cents. 1S. | Which his notoriety at home has declined, has | Horatio King, returned, last evening, soeeliger Bastar val Thea oe 50 Pieces so ee _—_ scapl aaeth a. doubtless again left the United States in the | visit to his home in Maine, and resumed the ecenings__ Mennre Bonita 3 age ge ) k iy the fi t B i Het ee te fos snes sess aoe i is morning. He is, appa-| cended safely and si y. After remaining 100 Pieces 5 i. . isa | quest of adventure. But that he is backed | duties of his post thi e oe ; _ ; * party. In one af them it most admirably con. | either by men ormoney, iahard'y trae. Heh | rently, eonsidembly Improved. ta. healt by fedo ll ine me; they allgiged Inve weeegie ta So Pisces YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON, 1 cents, worth 12 Early Io enn f en red at Jonesboroon | €0ne to Panama in the hope that “‘ something | this hasty jaunt, although he hes anticipated | }49 sl! the Riga, Lénawee county, near Knight's os Faia ERG SERIO Okan werth $1. = on hea os turn ’2. As for his returning 10} the time appointed for his return by some two-| station on the Road. about 15 — neces | KETS; : oom, ote Wednesday last, the argumient of the Senator, | ™*7 ee j ; miles west of Toledo. Several men came to the 300 Pairs BLAN 3 Very cheap y of the deeision of the Supreme | Nicaragua, the public may put that story into | weeks. The arduous duties devolving upon | Tift. wee of the adventurers,and they ded pote tov Dre Scott case, as follows : its pipe and smoke it ;'as well as the story that | Mr. King are enough to undermine a consti- Brgree ~ to prepare the balloon for king to be taken AMUSEM. back ay thas tke a a turned —— Ww (NG TON eT ez Ree An doing this, the monster balloon was tur: WUANTED—Aa SITUATION, by a respectable WwW ASHING over and partially upside down to disentangle | WANTED -« SITUA TIC youn. be come oo — ae the netting and to reach the valve. To do this, sone ity hildren. | Sole Lessees and Managers..... Kenurt & Co. MrT: ‘Thurston, one of the ronauts, took off | { os ee ke — the owners of the Herman have permitted their | tution much more robust than his, and an oc- ship to be used for his purposes. We opine that | casional absence, for recreation, is almost es- hereafter he will be as harmless to Nicaragua | sential to a preservation of his health. It is to as Colonel Kinney is, who, in his day, made | be hoped that at its next session Congress will ‘His argument is, that because Congress is ledged to * non-interference, non-intervention in Reates and Territories alike.’ and because the Dred Scott decision does not supply itive pro- tection, therefore the peopie of the Territories, if ‘on! tiling to do chan berwork and to mal han thouned the ement of and got astride of the valve block. He if generally usefui if A good piacs may offer. Last night ongaat @ major ty of them are opposed to slavery, have | almost as much noise (as Walker) in the sensa- | take favorable action on the measure which fhca suet toa the car be detached fiom te Mone ts calvets a nareas tit ‘M.,Star 4 Mr. and Mrs, W. J FLORENCE. . > wi 8 0) jown wi is | puxiahs MEA ene ae ee ¥ 4 , Pe egg ae Pe pee teery een) bgp epee ened ook og = cv okk Meekaemwonmnceeany.| THR EYE tes slaveholder to take his y ina Territory | that ( er) may real o! thi no sooner was the still in’ iy of | Single men inthe house Sonstant em- & Tr cn age | ee in someon wih wey watrage | meat Suck poi old rave Pr| terra va a't Sa a el | etre, an la pee IRE 20 9008 SOR ‘ ™ : stan ‘al xtent, an low > ‘ : pels Be ay ad fede lleerpertwirona logge nial rapper Bet rmnpepeenprmenteg! ns tr aloo, snd bain ono hucoleper sit | Wy ANTEDCBya tay @ socvaty by Geels| THE YOUNG ACTRESS. Fertene ne terersuie at nator the ewer ae fes in Nica pctiwle rst that of a the i mmy eo before him dali oo this perfucaye Deipiens eeediten, Hl i tatee Store.” Ran bad -eotecbientepebeain et r. Camomile (a tragedian). ...Mr. ¥ 4 4 slevelaldler whe tna be béguiled there by these | and that only—notwithstanding his magnificent tion which their importance demands, fe man sped stiaight into the sky in the full sight | E.H.. through City Post Office. se 2-3t' 18 (the young actress) Mrs. ae ee oe and hopeless; for not only | pretensions to rob and plunder only as a mili- | which eannot, under existing circumstances, be has he no remedy for Injucies inflicted upon bim, otis Peer pppoe soca — elpless than — WaANTED-A good FARM AND. (Colored, Assoming foar characters, with ed dances. = ~ : ras is known there was no possible 25 to 40 years of aga. ages quer ~past7 o'clock, Overt tary chieftain. His military career was sim- | bestowed upon them. metus for him to secure bis descent, whether safe | terly. ‘or monthly if desired. "Address. ia person. at En NI a a mek bi to &, preeieel ply that of thefreebooter ona large scale. The of | Of otherwise. The part of the balloon filled with | the War Desestaoest- Washington, or Box No. 819, | Wit Souen be cocmred without exta ge at the le having failed him, we perceive no reason | _TH® Matne Evection — We are satisfied of | (44 was full twelve feet above him, so that there Crargecows Pest OMies, = — as MORTON, | Box Ulbe fem ioe. mato Sp sez seale having mae, WS De the legal election of Bion Bradbury (Demo- | was no chance for him to cut it and escape. He | _8@2i-eoot” LL. M. MORTON, STI TETINTW TERR DD FELLOWS’ HALL, Savenvu Brxest. to doubt that he is likely adopt the other—the crat) to Congress from Maine, and also of the | could ouly cling to his Precarious hold aud go ANTED 70 PURCHASE —AHOpeE ete- O ao ? ‘ t i take him. ated weat 4 to announoe that smaller scale. aia election of Johnéon (Democrat) in the sixth whithersoever the current of airshou! m The ‘ment beg leave Major Geyerat Jesup axp THE Hon. Joun they Without regulation or control of any kind the | Yani@ avenue: possession to be given in » | will comunniiae Heer iste: brome reek ae district, both by a plurality; though it is al- | belloon continued to mount upward sailing of | Also, a0 eligible House Tot, situated iu the same | Will com 8. Pesptetox, or Va.—The reader will ready evident that the opposition men who had below a communication from the Hon. J. 8. " +, in their hands the right and duty of computing Pendleton, of Va., in reply to the Iate publica- but there js nosource from which the remedy ca: be solicited or obtained. To this * iame and i Potent conclusion’ bas Judge Douglas’s cb: jionship of the rights of the South come at last R this the feast to which the author of the Ne- ‘ka-Kansas bill invited the South ?" The Intelligencer quotes from the New York Commerciul Advertiser a letter purporting to be addressed to Hon. Daniel E. Sickles by Col- lector Schell, and makes the interrogatory— bri land in the coun- fatal ascension \ook place about 1] o'clock, and | 3 20°" of the city. Address Box 490 Post Office. VIRGINIA SERENADERS, fal ascens| “ . ” : at a few minates ast noon it was seen in the | Comprising the following talent : AN entieman and wife, BUARD . Ww. NDis, ‘ a as and declaring the returns, designed counting | town of Blisstield, Lenawee county, apparently | WY A muy for one year. Address, for Foe i el irated lethiopion Comedian. “Is it genuine?” ‘ , full thre iles high, and about the sizeof a star at City Post Office. ateson die a tion of brite irs be pans Go ays those gentlemen out. That is to say, to declare | jn appearance. Iwas «tilt going ‘up and on! iota Ae: OEE ween Wane mS ~ bject matter discussed in this controversy a 5 ed, if the con- | At a quarter past 1 o’clock it was last dimly vis- sd U>~ The Russian steam frigate General Admi- | 845) their Republican opponents elected, if the ANTS.—The proprietor of the Intelligence . FP. MYERS, ral was launched into hher adopted ‘element yes- | personal to those gentlemen, and as it orig. | test should be close. It was very close in both tinea canteen bearings taken hr parties (ics ang tne fidite the pesreses el emt ee ws sicivalied Pema a terday morning, from one of the New York | inated in the Svar, we do not see how we can of those districts, and they will carry out that | observing it tee taseies tontceer dames - nage, a LA WILLIAMS, sili thatiok lke ship-yards. ‘Though the hour selected for this | justly refuse to comply with Mr. P.’s request determination, beyond all question. It will | ,, What is his exact fate baities conjecture ; but | ter. Wanted, now, several good Cooke, Chat P. BERGER ine Seren roe Carne tek bees Chemaneee Sheaeeee | that we will Publish his rejoinder, which we then remain for the House itself to vindicate thie cas to oo se re \abgewrece a te ee : ste Unrivalied Basso and Warbler. People thronged the dock, and the shipping | do, as follows: them; which will doubtless be done, unless the | ina million for a successful escape. Whether —_—_———— core tigeerss, eR Ae around was blackened with visitors. Thirty-five | 75 th. Editor of the Star: ‘aad 1t majority | the unfortunate man was carried up so high as FOR RENT AND SALE. And other eminent members. hundred were on board. Sir—My attention has just been called to a note | Republican party have an apparent majority | ti S,come venumind and senseless, death ensu- Vaiss of Gen. Jesup, of the United States Army, dated including their competitors (who will hold the | ing—or whether ‘he fell off at length from his { PIrnst Pécs. |} UP-An extraordinary memorial has been ad- | tbe 2d of this month, but published in the Star Doors open at 7 o'clock ; to commenca at quarter of the loth inet c which topsites te he notes certificates on the organization.) tremendous altitude, to have his breath sucked a FROR RENT—A new three story Frame DWEL«| tosc'oock. from him in his fearful descent, and to be suok | FOR LNT (a new three story Frame DW EL= Carde of admission 25 ponte : Children 12 cents, The lapse of time between the date of its com- :—M F into the lake or dashed into a shapeless mass lot, next to the corner of Iéth and § streets. se 22 tt Dr.G. ition and its publication, compels me to be- | Tus Rercrs oy Mr. Henry—Mr. For- upon the earth, it is doubtful if Rest, save God, | 215 per month. Inquire of H. L.JOHNSON Rug- COTILLON PARTY OF THE Na- jeve that sen dieingniened autho: slept Jong, if | syrn.—Mr. Henry, of this city, who not long che Stee read ibe sl oer palled in ky House. corner of K and ith sts. se 22-3t* Gmane TOMA aA Soe aie aan not soundly upon it, and I therefore accept it as a A . | contemplating this fearful disaster, an odly PRICE e members of the National very well considered and deliberate petermunes since went out with despatches for Mr. For grepes in meee ot wonder at where his place of | (JF FICK o> Jor mMreergite yy beg pieasure in announcing to their friends and the ¢ ‘ar ture sha! of dressed by five hundred and seven Austrian priests to theauthor of the Concordat, the Car- dinal Prince Archbishop of Vienna. In this document the grievances of the priest are set in very energetic language. They demand a number of reforms, the most important of which is the abolition of celibacy. SS 17 The general term of the Sapreme Court, at Rochester, New York, bas attirmed the judgment of the Oyer and Terminer in the case of Ira Stout, convicted of murder, and bas fixed upon the day when the judgment of the Oyer and Terminer shall be carried into execution. The day fixed upon is the twenty-second of October, between I notice it, in no degree, out of any respect for | syth, has returned to Washington. He informs sped} gg eg . bio that they will give their ¥irst Grand a man whose conduct on the occasion strips him x that the British steamer was quarantined ©. Thurston was an experienced balloonist, | SR4 Came rit fataeataeeae 3 Botifon Harty pf the srason. oa TUESDAY. by its folly, if not by his malignity, of all title Cc t of | Baving built several, and this being his thirty: SOs NNER oS BRICK DWEL- | street, By order of the to quch a sentiment, but entirely on my account, | but three days at Vera Cruz, on account of| s’venth ascension, He wae fore y a resident LING and Store Monee tee aie | Mize COMMITTEE, and for the sake of those, (he opinions of whom | small pox, when he went ashore, and left for | inthe vicinity of Lima and Rochester in western | p,-/1NG ® Royal. between King ‘ard Comer I do respect. ry A ’ “pest This rey important personage, Maj. Gen. | the interior with Mr. Forsyth’s despatches, New York, but has latterly resided in Adrian, streets, opposite the Market House, and i where he was extensively engaged in business | the City Hotel, It has been wesomed ace ieee Jesup, of the United States Army, who, it seems | Mr. Forsyth has made his arrangements to by his note, commanded armies twenty years as a nurseryman. He was a widower, having | rant for the last five yea's. It has recently been leave about the middle of October, the vomito | lost his wife last winter. He leaves an interest- | fitted with gas. water, and every convenience. It azo, has seen fit to make a most unprovoked at- i a of. saili i tan tack on me; and he has chosen, without inquiry | &t Vera Cruz, and the dangers of sailing in ing daughter about seventeen years of age to | !8 one of the b 8 m the city fora first-class | 1o0ds and : in} jnourn her father’s unknown, terrible fate Kestnurant, Rent made low toa oud tenant. Ay or call of any sort upon me, to do so in th» public | the Gulf at this season, deters him from visit- piess. I have no alternative but to answer him ytuH. MANSFIELD, Rosa’ street, staxepieta, UL ( Bait Sun) ar .2-% ‘ EXCELSIOR Gaanvorenine BALL OF THESEASON BROKEN-HEART' avy Y EVENING, Sept. 230. ing hi, i i : F ~ | Schroeder’ jed Brass and String Band bas - the hours of 12 and 4 p. m. Mr. Pomeroy, coun- | tbrough the same medium; and I presume no ie on sree! ahaa am ete Jel mil nett EY Wednes: abe fe wom the 24, Root of the been engaged for the ovcasion: ~~ sel for Stout, will take measures to carry the case | C@!to" will print his piece without the justice to | the City serine peste em WE VEN LEG, Nept. 22d, at 726 v'ciook, to make | House situated ou H strect, betwen lth und Lith, | An experienced Caterer will furaish Supper at PO ¥ Print also my rote ° Tucabaya, a village three miles out. srrapgements for the tuneral of P.G ALFaED PEN- | Nu. 49 Possession given immediately. oily prices. Sencsbeeet tetas ten to the Court of Appeals. Tha’ he shoe! id have selected such a medium, Nine TON, Of Union ema: pa ee aa se 21-3t™ eats on ee On wt : Apt nn = * % 7 singularly fails me, that albeit a military man by | eity, from a friend on board of the sloop-of- | Encampment will ba heid THIS EVENING.st Odd oWillisms, Jas. Forrester, Danie: Beil, J. C. York from Port au Platt, Sth inst., states that profession, the colunins of the newspapers have y Fellows’ Hall. Navy Yard, to make a-rangements ‘Santa Anna marched into Santiago on the Ist day been on other occasions the favorite fields of his | War Dale, dated at Porto Praya, August 17. ockabee, John Hooiaagle. sez 2udvat Zoewook.) of Patriarch” ALeneD Pearse: HE MEMBERS OF THE FRANKUIN g > ions. i i at 2o0'ciock.) of Patriare! ED PEXX1NG- | oS t . of September, with 2,000 men and 7,000 horses, | belligere Tesepiniiting the syticie complained of, | Tee beslth of thoeein the squadron generally is | 241,04 2 o-c.ook:) of Patrisrah hipment. COR SALE A three story BRICK HOUSE, | [pink COMPANY. rrepectfully an- and took possession of the Fort Santiago had and wes alittle irritated, and disposed to com. good. The Dale is the only vessel as far north With basement, . previously capitulated, the President, Valverde, fied to Monto Christo, thereto embark for Turk’s Island. The Collector of Customs at Port au Platt, and three men from Santiago also left for By order of the Chief Patriarch. nounoe to their friends and the put lic, that i ; ‘i fared fe le on very Pccommodating terms. Apply 1” takes plain (in no very bad humor) of some newspupers | a8 Porto Praya, and she will soon sail for a| _1t* <a ATTGN RE Oe Sotibe.— toGEO. W. BRA ¥. Real Estate Agent, No 5 67th bes wither atioe ial on FRIDAY that were meddling in a matter which did not i of ica. A sea- ATTE, . NAL ! | street, between D and KE. VENING, the 24th met. concern them, and about waich they kaew sori, | °Fuise off the southern coast of Afr hereby notiied to attend @ meetin ; You it m™m fk emer reerarseceececrararrercesteeerrrsareserra y CENTS sng» Tbeppened to think of the anecdote of Osce. | man from the squadron was sent home in the | ofthe Company THIS (Wednesday) * VENING. | PpESIRABLE DWELLING-HOUSH AT PRI- Tickets FIFTY CEN ease rwar COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS. i i i I be brought forward for VATE SALE —The +ubsoribers offer for sale Tark’s Island on the Sth of September. When | eminent statesmen of the sre, sends now an | store-ship Release, which arrived at Boston on conuiderations By order ee cae °F | the east bait of Lot No in square di. (ronting | FyIC NIC AT ARLINGTON SPRING. 2 = is ie ‘imi - ea HD a EY, Sec. . ween ni atres - —_ Captain Park left there was no government, the | been for twenty years past—a man who knows Monday, be the charge of some criminal of- 2 ole id prineiple merchants had closed their stores, the | Well what be was talking about—and who is in | fence. His name is not given. ‘ellin of Ryland Chapel The young folks Ry aye paper money was of no value, and no person - fool neat and well b NOTICE OF REMOVAL.—1 intend. in a| DOK 105 feet, improved by a — the habit of knowing well, if he does not weigh Ne; few days, to remove my eatensive e. Terms and price | Niocat Arlington on F Melodoone," Musigy ana: Musies eeprtoeed erate. Adds: MoGUIKE & Co. tember. 24th. in which t long, all that be does talk about. Iamuncon-| Tux Texas axpD New Mexico Bovspanr | Pinos: Melodeons, Hall, direct. | _°'8 6t etioneers and Com. Merchan! dialty invi knew how tosell or buy or what the next change | scious of having received any impressions in re- Frasein general, to Coombs’ Belodeon Rell, direct was to be. old fol to be YoOoponite ny 1d place of business. This incon- | FOR SALE—A neat and handsomely furnished | Gre,ereee® ™ venience wi! beforonly @ few weeks. in order to HOUSE, in periect repair, on very socommo- | ~ Mecars. improve, enlarge, extend and beautify my store, unite ed to the benefit’ of the ridge & Co. wili furnish al! Refresh - usual sati wen a leave lth street bridge at 85; 0° @"%& du the day, when the tides per* oes. ses spect to Osceola—or Powell according to General | COMMIS8I0N.—A letter was received at the In- Jesnp—except from that gentleman. He admired | terior Department recently {rom Mr. Clark, Pond ye dating terms. T ropes 2 remark about the newspapers: wae an eet * | Commissioner on the part of the United States Ye lhope to aurprise and delight our {emis PAar | deviential partorthe city. Fhe on Calitornia. For | Boats wil ble retiection, for a man of his Profersion. He, to run the boundary line between Texas and | to removirg. tho: h po Lt 2 y rmation inquire ol G, W. BRAY. Real Estate | mit, at reasonabi : a i > Vi . Bi > Ac- een D and E, as well as I remember, never named Gen. Jesup; | the Territory of New Mexico, stating that he Solodeons, F istes, Guitars, Vieline. Baxjos in ‘at Agent, NEMA strest, between D E LJ nor had I, when writing the offensive article, the Gp A great mystery disturbs the people of Sag Harbor, L. I Last Saturday a brig was seen off Montauk, southward, but quite nearshore. Her movements were not closely watched, bot an hour afverwards she was not to be seen. Soon after ber disappearance was noticed, a boat containing nine men landed, left their boat in the surf, and got Mr. Gould. whose house is the only one in se eons, Tambourines, &c., had better si — faintest remembrance ot Gen. Jesup's connection | ¥88 #bout to proceed to San Antonio to confer bap alin addins er we ppd ed op Bligh Fee pide ae BOARDING. with any military transaction whatever—noteven | with the Texas Commissioner, for the purpose | —*°” CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. | (No 41l.) betweon E aud F atre offered tor Boarooac comfortable ROOM with BOARD the rogram —_ se nop . now seems, | of arranging the time when the Commission em Housekeopera breaking up are respectfully ale, oF =ill So reuted to @ good apts oe £3 orn be obtained ina privare family at No. 467 ieee sheer nie ne eae como | shall commence operations. Mr. Clark thinks | iormed that we are at ail times. prepared fo bey streets 1k er ee SS Ss al a. se 22-3t™ = their entire stock of household effecte (in large or TIF UL COTTAGE, with Barn, Sta- TRNIS Ooms fhe vicinity, to take them on to Sag Harbor. | cation with the affair, it has escaped without | that nothing will probably be done before next | small quantities) for cash” ble, Carringe. Corn, Cow. and Poultry Houes, | FRQARD AND FURNI ee on AS They made much display of their money, which | leaving any trace in my memory. Spring. BONTZ& pie pha and 8 acres of Land i state of cuitivatior, was all Spanish, would not ride quite into the 1 have a distinct recoliection that Osceola was 3 au 6-2m No. 969 7th at. bet. T understood to have been taken and treated ina} A RervgEr rrom Monuonpom.—The State way which reflected great discredit on the Gov- Department has received information that the ernment of the United States—and, really, I sup- sed that if there was aa undisputed point of | YUN, English girl taken from the Mormons Pistone hos a this poor Indian bad | by the United States Judge in Utah, has been on given smeedintely. —) been foully dealt by—but I learn forthe first time i 5 . (or have strangely forgotten) that Gereet Jesup | ent, under proper protection, to the States, y ria, Va. 16 LOST rer fe ded Cookigy emote is this re- | 8nd it is believed that she will be committed PATIL we et pds 2 OARDING ticki Gurr was TAKEN amp FOuRe. woe a Sein oF | Dich authoy, who wil endotadty goat | es oT eth barge urine or | Sneie seata area ate ete | WAR TAD “Tepe ans ty dewened, iccemsiry bat oe “Tadsmetingg | TH® CHARTERED Sreawens.—The corres-| J ans hs al TOMERE HAT TAILo RB, | Advlv #6 loth street. between charges, se 21-3" that have occasionally occurred, and to the histo. pondent of the New York Herald says: rece " 1 rT; *OR SALF—At fair prices and on reasonable AS TAKEN UP, some time ago. ce an extra Have just received their 'Al.L and WINTER i OTS Nos. 1, 2,3, %, 21, end 22, all ad- > “= AQ Cer _aNd reputations of those more successful | «There seems to be delay in perfecting the] GODS eee hinds pad enor W tren Generals who have achieved their renown rather contract between the Navy Department and the lio dry COW, with white res, and Vextings of latest importa joining, containing 47 957 square feet. eli spo's in her face, which the owner cis in the battle-flelds of the republic than in the | owners of Cromweil’s line of vessels for the hae So pe ged every variety a —— ane, will Sal toons Woman mitnas at ions ° for Sale.—The al roperty is within 54 miles of a 3 Washington cit within ts minutes’ crive of | 00d. ‘Terms moderate. wom ‘OMEDIAN, | five churches. If desired wi'l be soid at the same I OAR DING —A few gentlemen ean be acoom- al "| time all Wing crops, horses, cows. hogs, car- niodated with good board and piexsant Kooms N and fa ming implements, together | at 406 D urniture from parior to kitchen, m- village, and before dark had chartered boats and Men to setthem over to the Connecticut shore Soon after the first boat landed another Innded near the same spot with thirteen men on board. These professed that they had become separated from a fishing-smack to which they belonged. They went upto Sag Har bor straggingly, seemed anxious to keep out of sight, and on Sunday one ofthem died. Whether these men were muti- neers from on board of some vessel, or were the Officers and crew ofa siaver, who had divided their gains and sunk their vessel, the villagers can only guess. OHN W. T HIS SDICAL, LAW, SCIENTIFIC AND MIS- CE! EOUS BOOKS. treet, between éth and 7: >: CLosine oF 1HB Traps Sates tn Naw Yorn The fall trade sale of books, whieh hax been in progress at Leavitt & Co.'s for the last eleven days, closed on Saturday night, after an unpre. cedently prosperous sale. The attendance was aizo.a fine lot of Furaichiug @oods Street worth ond in Rsats Haas te roa Se eS a s «i north, a 3 ., ¥ . 14g miles this side of the Chain Bridge, prov— 7 hich w libe sold very low for cash, ple for « 7 " d, 01 a soirees of the metropolis or the digtadiations of | Paraguay expedition. ‘The contract was drawn Seal costemers te 22 eolm ee aes cutie ae Cepsrate.if demred. Abpieso | 1 Property and paying charges, _ we aise se 'y _— . . MeKENNY, POLLARD WEBB, No. 52) (2d story) 7th street, = REWARD —Strayed_away, on Tuesday, Commissioni:k “ors DEEDS, NOTARY 9-tf $5 8! 14h, three inrge HOGS. "Two. oF r AC. PENSION, LAND & GENERAL AGENT, the newspapers. out and accepted by two out of three of the pait- Had Major General Jesup seen fit, with a sense ners, but the third objected to the clause giving of propriety becoming a Person of a tythe of his | the Government a right to purchase within a pretension, to inquire whether | was aware of his given time. It is thonybt, however, that the delicate relations to the subject, and meant to as- ‘t = ee. ge ya aed f erch > 7 of their eft ears. ‘ne o & Bpulted, Contract will be perfected.” will attend faithiuily to the Collection of Accounts, | “Tre attentions CLA, coal ¢- | black andred. The above reward will be pain for : sail him, or not, I should have been most prompt Rents. and auy other Business that mente as: Filed tare cae rone feruishing is reap: ct- | their vetara to me. near tke twee, eit. 8. from all parts of the country, and was very large to disclaim the knowledge or the intentions. But, Rerury ov tue Presipent.—President Bu-| Route, on ay fuliy called to the sale of exce'lent Fucniture. &., Prices ran high, in some cases exceeding the re- t i . salected ble own pecelisr Sane tha cnr and chanan returned from Wheatland last night, have of putting myself even with him is to give | and proceeded forthwith to his residence at Lim, tn return for bis counsel, a bit of advice on Georgetown, se ziest™ JAMES COLLINS. $10 REWARD. —Wee stolen from the stable tall rate and the amount sold, though not as great as Was anticipated, was stili very good. This sale shows that the book business of the country :. : Thursday morning, Nepiember 23d, at 10 o’elock, cal oa Nes Cmeaeventh street, opposite National | St che residenos of De: Binney. Preationt of Coe Intelligencer effice. se 22 1¥ | bin College, on College Hill, LACK SILKS AND VELVET RIBANDS. on very superior Milch Cow will be sold st 12 dk funsion Aw a the Soldiers’ is ii Just received, cheaper than usual— oek m, * q ington juct, @ night of the ny own part, and that is, that when he hereafter | Soldiers’ Home. He is in excellent health, | 19 Just received, cheaper than usus Silke, varying | _8e 20 St JAS*C. MoGUIRE & CO. | 18th instant. thiee work HORSE S. as fo 3s rapidly recovering from the depression of last | atrempta' to acquire, in peace, laurels more ap- | and much gratified with his brief visit to his from 75 cents to $? per yard. 7. AMBROTYPES TM [at ge Year and there is no evidence of the intiation | propriate to war, he will on bla owasce nat ar old friends and neighbors. me For trmmings, | Vo ve, Rands-all thewidthe | T axen ae SANDS ORLEERY cannot be | 328107 Bay, with sore Lack. hg which ebaracterized the sales of other years, | for no better reason. select for his experiments 50 dezen Ladies’ best quality Kid Glovee. surpassed by any taken im thi ‘ fhek -_ -- worked about him, 10 or 12 years old: also one Dus Sbiuw “OF Appleton 2 Cons tents we | areesns Cone: edatt G,Paxousvon, | , AProtern.—Brevet Second Lieut. Charles "iba reteset. MMOUtStc, prone | iad thd ttc teae Ball Ath Py | ery writ oui, arke cf bens worked steot $250.00). Of Appleton & Co.'s books $35,000 Rxpwoop, Culpeper county, Va. "|B. Jesup, son of Major General Jesup, is ap- ne mao © | Cases. Ambroty pes Sv ort a ere delivered to me, or 80 secured that | yay et Coot. worth were sold; Philip Sampson & Co “s invoice . ee °. pointed aid to General Harney, in place of | J. W.CotLey, i aM COLL Crest Pa. avenue, between sth and sth streets, oi ay oa: reacked $20,000; Derby and Jackson, $15,000; Navau.—U.S. bark Release, (storeship) from |} ha Paci Wa. M. Brown, bacco se 20 opposite Centre Market. * ypu seanar pew ‘| Port P Cc de Verd Capt. Pleasonton, who goes out to the Pacific 89 22-2W three doors north Pi % WA® D—On the 3d instant, losta Little. Brown & Co., ¢ 000. This firm sold a | Port Faya, Cape de Verde Islands, August as Acting Assistant Adjutant General. ESUMED HIS PROFESSI AJ ARBLE MANTEL™S . » COW, middling nize, a number of Keat’s Commeataries—the first time 17, arrived at Boston on Sunday last. She — h M ndid tof mdor tha taki neh ete emal plane tuls book bas made its appearance at a trade | brought a mail from the African squadron. | Tux Wxartmen.—The following report of the| _DR. VAN PATTEN is happy to announce his A splendid assortment o: rom wi far. prinkled w sale. Harding & Sons, of Philadelphia, sold - = a Pits mnt conveleal iia are CARVED and PLAIN TALIAN MARBLE | white speoks on the teft side sud brenat. TF above " The following are her officers - Lieutenant W. | weather for this morning is made from the Morse ‘S-,000 worth of their beantiful bibles. Leavitt at hi 1 ost centraland delightful Rooms, ANTELS. irate ak: nae wul moh ope dy aor mfor . “any = o i 7.8. NUM TS, 1OMBS, &e., the whe utes of said cow be grven at A. Parker, nding: F 1 to the Smith _ | Opposite the new part of the U. 8. Treasury MO: 5 . reabo & Allen disposed of =, worth of books; Blan- | 5-45 ‘Fillebrown ; paar Lie mere bs The ee ay ctactration is “Tso sonein want of new doutures, (eutie or navticl,) | 2 Temsousble terme. RUTHER rorp, | Osea st JOHN AUGUSTAPPER, chard & Lea, $7,000; Pickner & Field, €2,60) ipod sak seta bgt Will find tim propared to give them the benefit of | se 20 1m 2d door from oorner 12th & E a For elementary educational works there was a| @- Maxwell ; passed ascistant surgeon, Wash- ; t « valuable in Dentistry. Pollin cise gna residenie et Lglor axata HARPER'S MAGAZINE: aoaers Late me house, he may be found at all hours, Book, and Household Words for Oc:ober. Ail 22-30" the new books published rece:ved immediately af- cof lini i See ala pean .atd everything in the Bisak Book and (OAL, WOOD, LIME, AND SAND. poste Ag ev oe ie sik Stationery une tor sale at zi SHILLINGTON’S Bookstore, 1am vow discharging a cargo of Greenwood White Odeon Building, corner 4*; street Ash COA! .ege and broken. A deduction of 25 certs se21-St and Pa. avenue. will be made if taken from the ve-sel. Also, a well- selected stook of White, Red, an! Gray Ash Coal, D* JOHN G. F. HOLSTON. together with a large supply of Hickory, Oak, and (Late or Onto,) ine WOOD. Cumberinud Lump, Runofthe Mine |p, oressor of Surxery, large demand, albums and holiday works solid well. “Websters Dictionary,” «Beecher’s Life Thoughts,”* and the “Prince of the House of David” bad large sales. Ofthe last named work 6.000 copies were sold, showing a large demand for it. Altogether the sales were Satisfactory to the contributors and show the book business to be in a healthy condition ington Sherman; seting master George H. Gateanptie es Perkins; clerk, Jefferson S. Cam. Comman- Baltimore, Ma. der Parker states that the U.S frigate Cum- berland, Commodore Connor, sailed from Port Praya, August 16, for St. Pauls de Loando, Afr U.S. sloop-of-war Dale, Commander 5 Blair, also sailed same day on a cruise; all | Knoxville, Tenn well in both vessels. Wilmington, N eb meads Churoh, on the Isinud, a BRACELET, with oid cinsps. The finder suitably rewarded by leaving it at the Office o: Adams’ Express Company. ] OST! Lost# Losr! I OST—On Tuesday inst, at or ursr Mr. @ 4 HA cloudy, 66°. 72°, wind NW, gale. +Clear, 68°, clear, 79°. lear, pleasant. lear, pleasant. Lost, in Washingt S §2 REWARD. a ington eorgetowu. ou Satur- day.a LINEN WALLET, conta nine a nant Promissory notes. as ‘ar as recolieeted, xs follows Two notes of Aiex. Kiundin, dated Avgust Sth, até and 9 mon! drawn in favo of National Medical Coilege. " aegpeaiegtdinee and Mmiths’ Coal Une note at We Bin eee aay x iumbia, 8. C. lear, pleasant. d Bm: vad Hoping that twenty-five years’ experi and @ note o! m. ne wife. dated Auguet PERSONAL. The sloop-of-war Cyane is expected to sail on | Sptmeua 8G lear, OE wind Non | Lcve cous ot Pann eteeae ee oe | meme ceszeepiomtle ver on eS pp at Sdays, f ++z- Judge P. E Broechus, of Missouri, Hon. | Monday next for the Pacific squadron. Her — saat een “ £822-e03t C. M. KEVE. | eer aiClan st BURGER to ine citizens of | $45 each, drawn in favor of ued emit Uy Wee Many, matk: of Lonistana, end Capt.’R. B. | officers have all reported, and as few of those } egy) Hee beet An eh ale NE A | I ae 10th, between E | _ Ove 20te of C. Umbau, for $100, dated May etn ™ gra oaths Vance eaten passed | 2°" 00 board were originally ordered by the | Columbus,G londy, pleasant, THE VIRGINIA SERENADERS on streets. ore "ae 2 dow Siz months, drawn yt, and endorsed by G. through Columbus, Ga , on ‘the 16th instant, en | Department, we give a list: Captain, Samuel Lowirenk Pres ar. have arrived, and will appear F ASHIONABLE DANCING. ne note of Samuel Kelly, Cated September 17th, route for the Warm Springs, Va. Lockwood Lambert ; Lieu’ enants, J. H.Spotts, | mopiie, Ala TUIS ( Wednesday) EVENING, Sept. 22, 1858, ---» Madame Beecher Stowe has been dined at v T. 8S. Phelps, Geo. N. Morris, J. Stillwell, A. | Gainesville, AT ODD FELLOWS’ HAL G. McCartney, (Acting Master ;) Second Lieut. | New Orleans, L oa 1856. S64. drawn in lave f end i 1t_| Professor H.W; MUNDIAR takes pleasure in | Ciainp to: and two others off atest He — ‘Un ~ same name ar du % the Palais Royal, by a party of French Nterary pe GOODS.FOR TUK PALL UBADUN. pon ope fo his frente ont e pul ic gen e 4 erdursement, over due, for Sita ladies, to which gentlemen were not admitted * en ‘lemperance Hall for 5 id. lear, pleasant th n. will givea Aso, an over due note of H, N, ‘ itis fomored that Mrs. Mowatt Ritehie | f Marines, A. N. Baker; Surgeon, L. J. Wil. | Erederick; M lear; pleasant. We are now receiving ourlarge and well-agaorted | '"° "OR BUNTON MATINEE. sisitin. inset caspase 1 opr reas bndhare stage. and devoting the liams ; Assistant do., Chas. E. Living; Purser, Poerpecetey M “yon Liman —— hipest And Wieser. ouds, to which wens On TUESDAY AE veelecky Sept. 2th, gy 00s 82 Over due note of G. Vanderwerken, for sir oar eHorts to the Mount Vernon As-| yp, ; y Upsum; arg ——— and 123¢0., fast i ait tes all the children that | — And ten notes of C. E ‘s : sociation. 5 aearray 3 Captain's Clerk, J. We m; | Wheeling, V: lear. windy. beet 4 . bore oes Phen east taxctne with their friends | and endorsed by JW. Pomme, Gate pain Saver of =c7z, Ullman and Maretz~k sat side by side ina | Purser’s Clerk, Charles F. Float; Acting Boat- | Parkersbutg. cloudy, blowing. Soe Yards P.a.d and Striped Mousselins, at 12% and | Good musio will be 1n'attendanee. aad everyiting | November loth, lust, afm aRtiMk MO $20 cach: box at the Opera, at Barton's, New York oe swain, Jobn Brisco; Gunner, N. B. Willett; reir paee ed rag pate sot enas beaatifnl Plaid Merinos, at 81a. that will eoutribute to their bappiness will be duly pt | wale ce erT wees Si enatlomes. and =, * Ad na if et. +t bank, iF | ‘ed. ue a o Fival, Strakesch: PPed # the music of their third | Carpenter, Wm. Knight; Sailmaker, Samuel | Cincinnati’O “clear, pleasant. rare ook rf Fisnnels, brown and bleached nie OPENING SOIREE for Ladin and ge nastepee termed haan pi eetings, lace on * ‘ ir William Gore Oustey, Minis‘er from | F- Boutwell. Barometer at mnie men, Cottons, ne Linens.’ in fact every article usu- ING: Detobes ist, at 8 o’elock. Prof. M. reapeat- | of (nop ewe papers. ae deplete be called fur Great Britain to Central America. ix staying at} The Fulton’s battery and crew are in readi- | "ected for temperature,) 20 956: at noon. . ally found ima first-class stook of Ory Goods. — | fully invites all of hue old friendaand former patrons | Sf they re = the house of Judge Roosevelt, in New York “He bi the Norfolk Yard. Sb Thermometer, at 7 a. m.-, OU’; at noon G5? Maz-| » W.'Coucuy, J. W. COLLEY & CO, te ie Rie Ranasehee So Goutisaen teaves for Central America in the course of three | 2° fF ber at the No: ard. She will | imum yesterday, 82; minimum last night, 59 me weeks ---. The New York Herald says: “A good deal bax heen said relative to certain applications inade by Senator Douglas to the capitalists of Wall street for a loan of from ifty to a hundred thousand doliars to carry the contest in Ili- nois. ‘The last time the attend. Tickets Vue. M. 5 (6. 553 7th atreet, at Mr. J F. Ellie’s Masic wentw three doors from Pa. 1 pel ann ead Avenue No person will be ENGEs8 REPRINTS OF OLD NOVELS. | Muitied without s tioket. and thowe reoris tne ieerinald Dalton, by trocknnit every, — wor will be made to keep this Suiree | — Adam Blair and Mathew Wald, by Leckhart; $1. | Strictly » Bir Andrew Wslie, by John Galt; 81- The <CHOOL, ‘The finder ei; receive the above reward by lenv- ing them at F. WHEATLEN 3 Leer hd Re start for that port to-day from this city. Her PeRaSRISERSREEEN-- uta aceameligna” "Sa S,goeth etde Water street, Georgetown, DC. ‘ M NT —The steamsb! Lieutenant, Mi: Warogta, Hobert hs |S tuathewatng om Rew rkon Maw ieutenants, M. R. Warri ol % A . Among be Stewart, Robert Selden, Marshall C. Campbell; Gene val Win. Walker and Celoned Bee ss Purser, Robt. H Flack; Surgeon, Mayo; Chief | Na‘#mer- The New Yor * H NOTICE. ; will commence on THURSDAY AVING Opened 2» BOOT AND Show Pennsyivania av bet i 2 AFTERNOON, Gotover ist, 1858, for Ch laren, | SPORE. Senator was in New i 5 . my ood that the last named gentleman rials of Marzeret “ oat Wilson; 87 conte, Ana wilt continue 98 heretofore on Tuerday. on the attention ofthe y larce & York he « pened @ negotiation in Wall street for | -ugiveer, Newell; 2d Assistant, J. 0. Grier; velt ‘epla eoo he rroreieniauete Senin The Aunchback, by Victor Higo; Loudon: F2cts. | (hasame nights, oommencing on Tuesday, Cet tit | varied assortment of Leder Gentlemen's ae oe ae 0; the imejor part of whieh, | 34, W. B. Burrows, J. B. Houston and De F r o San je unde + Was to meet 10, by G i th 5 i "s BOOTS, SHOES, notice from General Walker to be ready for a| Gonntess of Rudobiadt ty Gee remade ai.; | Persons wishing to confer with Prof! M wili | end Children’s a : AITHRS, Acre i leave tneir address at before purch«sing elsewhere. Ikeep cous! om . Graft. Her marines are in charge of Sergoant | start, without intimating bis destination. At | soqcun planes bend Grsortiment of work af wy me tae sponstttipn aa Wert ‘anded property and other Thomas S. Bowe. half-past one o'clock a carriage drove upto the| ‘The 's Neckiace. by Dumas: 50 cents. = The Two Dianas, by Du | ea mas : 50 -+-+ & young lady of Sweden, se2i -FRANCK TAYLOR. Tue Undersizned begs leave to say he us ————_—____~se—_—=__— « ich, for durability and nea:ness, oaarur vert to the faith of Rome and an tome 2 CON- ih bh A d full uniform dress Je of all the Sc John’s Hotel—tbe residence of Colonel be surpassed by ony am the city. mer, containing the ‘‘gray-eyed man of desti me furnioh Mue o(wite é ory ordered rom me will be mangfarcwred vent a Paris, came recently, by the death orat, | Us 8: marines attached to the Brooklyn Bet-| and they quietly depnated for ihe stensosiin nies, FURNITURE REPAIRED Vy visnep. | brageorstrinceither) for Fauve: Balle wea uit A on sister, into the possession ofa large estar, SEC | racks, the North Carolina and the Harriet | Their departure was known only toa few fie: ds. Chasen’ too 75a thn PL ot A Pianist always on hand. P. FiRHER Maker is suficient to guarantee a neat §* apd dura~ ttache af the Swedich Legaticn in Perec d Mr. Mecdonald and a few California friends gave pie Cheire »re-eovered, 20 %-lw No, 3:6 Pa, avenue, W; 3 work. I hope: by strict attention to susleees, 1c tuediately called upon ber tormake ber mire dte | Lame, took place on Monday at the Brooklyn | (hence nai ant as the steamship east off from AMES WILLIAMS, MOMAS SANDS. UNDERTAKER, | ™*t® *hereolthe publiopstronage, | the property, which, secording to the Swiaise | Navy Yard, after which Sergeant Jacoba| the pier Colonel Childs and Mr. Fitzgerald, jo biz tub ecrastsdd ose. TOM ecaanow ove Nave Yau. No. 4:2 Pa. av., between Si oa x sirects law? shee hae forfeitea by her abjuretion of the | drilled ; agents for White’s Canal Company, also left on “Poli Fi te.at_all hours. K, 2-0" ao ip mee oe north » she the recruits for Paraguay. Purniture Polish for end renters cope | sex at clined sobenettag oil, es Cities ee a Prjshed Borgia: Pinte ogy emer en | Sagofykindsandvverywteisre @qacsw | CHOICE ENGRAVINGS AT FulLrs a man Catholic pater ad the Usivers—s Rei] Derren, ) F ope - y the subscriber, J. | quired in his line. of Ry fine Enerevingn, © resolati merat.— Hon. Aaron V. Browr UP Mr. William jones, ‘eliows? Hall, or nde da . denounces the pererchoee te Ce ene | Postmaster oe * | legate of the late Mr. at Mivsourt, te | SPER tae Sere eres. rfl! oeders from. the country Roath | pad colored. Crayons odes, Festog eh Bes! per which converts to neral, was expected to have | aoe ed in writing that xf third story of wheel Rome are subjected ig Swedin. the elty last evening, for a visit to the N fs ny ng FOR The third story of the bulging Beasiy ronaited i “a ‘en ‘S52 Pa, av., bot. 9th gre 10th wis, » | man rapby. No.