Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1858, Page 2

s LS ST AT AT aa RGRE RI i Aes ea aR MN aes - “EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY........ sense... October 2, 185% +3 Star's readers are all possible authen the late duel near Ri the following, from a 1 mond Sowth : WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. | Commissioner, common County Justices are Renaunytah 25 fer Oils, ae WARTS. é mer fH! Orderedto be i wayeitharp enough to detect frauds. TRaD to easel TEUREN HOUSE) Tae Hox. Seerrarp CLewens.—As not dla bss . Evanine Stan, it ws a t frac tno yO! capmny it’ 4 s Old Depo', Pa.ave., bet. 2d ond 34 sts. on, the gui vive New Grawapa Arrains.—The correspond- 7 ED— z N méerni ent of the XN S y TED a . : young Woman, a, CHANGK OF PROGRAMME. Apply at JOHN, SECOND Or ENING 'NIGRT. i oorner of ist oe ays coace} sagan ao dncbecn'a aoe w York Times, writing trom partment has received a co General Herran, covering , inywhich that Minister endeavors t SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Unson comments upon Forney’s recent it -room. BO, iJ a manifesto, saying : To the Editor 0; 2 le the conduct of New Gramm Y Oo” + & thoro ably comectent Ke the vated Teror 7 “Its author has a crazy coneeit that he ts in ‘Tue an dade the day afte t ——— = io iL : ol eames = H Mr nee cording to date a rt \- paration a reply, which w: gy . and o some sort the rival in position and im of | tween Messrs. Wise and Clemens. it was, a actin caer Nothing bat the high esteem, me expect ford wryioe and good homes, Apply the President ef the United States. Is there no ever, withbeld for reasons satisfactory to myself. | jn which General Herran js held induces ‘way of curing the unfortunate man of bis mel- ancboly hallucination ” LEP coe peste g Cesars, George W ashingtons,Queen 5 caged withinthe walls of mad-houses, boasting of their measures and issuing their orders right and left}; but we have never before known ~sueh characters to be 1 now request its insertion. Government to notice further the miserable quib- I deem it unnecessary to make any addition or blings of New Granada.’’ comment, as 1 do not think any can doubt the stifieati f M i ding the chal- q {oiges ie idan ioa Senge | | THE Pawan Ovrrcy The ollotng ia Hopkins, pong 4 5 Rerenel, d in aggition tobe Restaurant there us aliached « where re. i Py CONCERT 84 L06 ~ 40. goat lai course, as that of myself, must be decided upon | statement of the land warradts idsned by the Irwise,Laura@ Singleton b ‘musical talent of the mii oo ie to the facts.as here su ~~~ Pension Bureaw during the month of. Septem- inate 3 | w= oe ery and to publish their feats at Presitent-making | *°\nreime vo the f G. lavine. n excellent Luncl ¢ and Cabinet-forming, and their solemn confet- 'y respect y, ah ber: Keller, loabelle oS D.C. aes * by 6 mine Ee ee A Carp. Under act of March 3d, 1856—Of 160 acres, 819; King duller ‘Triplet, Risaberh WANTED—An experienced NURSE. Good Srenine oy ; : serious earnest, in the newspapers.’’ RicnMonp, 18th September, 1958. of 120 acres, 98; of 90 acres, 58; of 60 acres, 2—toti Elliott, Mary Left, Jane Thowpeon, Mary A reference required. Apply at No. 409 12th at. deipna. . he a tieheieikbe Farther, the Union replies to the Intel/i- Having beard various eco —— an to ue Uaeee act =, Sept. a, 1850—Of 160 acres, 2. aay Mew ° a ie ice oe ene "4 = EC nae. tafe estrone > 5 atl th on. Sherrai m- Vhole number 979. , Ader OV WAS st ran er- ff main dtor. : that justice of criticism upon the seconds in al-| Dyara.—Aaron 0. Dayton, Esq., Fourth Au- | Furniss, Mre 5 et over iS years a ey ‘he has 4 The Intellicencer, under the caption “ An- ok somite ater tasem tt nck omer te ditor of the Treasury Department, died yestet- Fitzhugh, aie tee taret i Wii liarine a 2 KLIN, it 3 Es street, 3 doors 1 x» s 4 ap “| nexation Extraordinary,” is satirical upon give the pubiic those facis, and to allow them to | day in Philadelphia. bei ye Geo Bouaghen, move Ware, arin WANTED ARTE: GOVE RNNENT HOS; MS. w i i ™ . Lamra 8 Zabeany, Julia 5 Fe gina pail” nal some Proposals for the annexation of certain of decide upon whom rests the <saees bility of the = ieee ae ane 7; WOMEN whee NE—Two unencum’ ad ane on Ba! Gavan Suende. the Society Islands to the United States. On the 16th of September, at ihe request of 1S Papocten ED MEETING. of the Columbia |“ sisceiLaNxOUs —Mies L. M. iB. aid bring undoubted testimonals of good obaracter” Oo nxveeTeaie p Ha Be AY ES Re eee . hs raphii TLEM! 7 hea .. UF The cultivation of cotton in Algeria, says | Mi ilenwe, which wes eucepted and for wate Coavoil Chamber THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clcok.- care we Oaxtey, Bicna beeiven. and iberst wages, oMay situations will THIS (Saturday) EVENING, Ogtober %, 2 h . > - wen +, 7 the Paris correspondent of the Giobe, advances | ments | was referred to Mr. T. P. Chisman. The VOUNG ME Orion, Lertie WANTS x The proprietor of the Intelligence | AND POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT but slowly; there are, however this year, 5,000 | challenge was based upon an editorial in the En- A prayer meeting, iu Phil ips, Wm Office 4 - 311 C street, oorner ~ ynug men of this city, will be h acres under that shrub. and if labor could be had | Qiter, which Mr. Clemens regarded as a delib- | [VitR y's Cru use A. Bevefit of ———* AJ of 7th, respectfully sohelts the patronage of fami- J. W. LANDIS alias BRUDDER BONERS, rker, KDAY evening, until further no- hes requ. competent Servants of good char-e ooeasion the whole Star Troepe erate insult. By arrangement the parties were to | ticeat the Rooms of the Yonex Men’s Christian Po:, Toulman A yanted. i .C upon which doubtless a sabstantial crop might be had from | neet at or neat sunrise, at the Fairfield Race Assooistion. commencing ats oclaok. It P ok, Sam M ter tere: Drivere ane Fae tyes ember VIRGINIA SERENADERS this French colony Course, on Friday, the 17th, and both parties => AT THE REOUUAR MONTHLY mect- = se8-ly will ap. 1p Ap entire new programme of Songt,& 0. —— ——- _—— bad the right of selecting one outside friend, in AT \Byreiyhinpctlly Me MouTHu Seni SS ae l WRDIS in “Old Bob Ridley.” U7~A conflict of authority has arisen in the | addition toasurgeon. Before the hour fixed the | {1-3 is of the Columbia Fire Cor over ons FOR RENT AND SALE. - eS ot oe ae Soi,” a militis of Rhode Island, and the Governor has | Parties were on tI wean Waly Et poeta mone amblo and ‘resolutions which were unanimously Srey LANDIS uAR ae Merman ° it cancelled the commission of Gen. Gould for re- | &4 bY Mr. Clemens to zo wi Phase bing adopted: ‘ ion of . ! - COMIC SAYINGS, ~~ ed to do so with the understanding that he would ‘Whereas, by a mysterious dispensation of Provi JlOR RENT—A handoomely jurnished HOUSE Es. fusing to countermand orders issued for a review | ave no connection with the matter whatever, | donee. he Columbia Fire Company has been bereft rd, EF OR RE eh preci cmd eae os * WITICIEMS. which in his (the Governor’s) opinion Gen Gould | and that he might be useful in the event of Mr. | of one of its moat useful members; and whereas, Faulding Com ® | faggireat Novsie lath streets donee true treet GES ces, on. had no authority to issue Ciesiens belag woduied, (6c te ¢iisct sn 'sonpet- B rene Gnentas endeoriag ‘ameoerations have, been Paddock rg wood House. ne 2-at* md ee field a» the outside fiend of Mr, Wisevaccom. | Surapty severed aud friendly tien forever auutered: Hogan, Jno Pe ker, FE FURSISGED HOU-k FOR RENT. ueaty | , Doors openat 7 o'clock: to commence at quarter Tae Cuixese Treaty —The English treaty | panied by Dr as surgeon. Dr. —— was | *Wesuived, That, whilat bowing with aubmission Howell, JutusR Pres Farmished House or Furniture for ssle—on G. | “°ci, Nioaf sdmission, 2 coats; Children, 1S costs. with China is considered a great work of diplo- | the surgeon of Mr. Clemens. As soon as conve- | to this inscrutable decree of Divine Providence, we Hellop, H corner I3:hand F. ~~ ‘oo2 st 4.3. WILKINS, Propri nei Bben. macy in England, and Lord Elgin is extolled for | nient, and without ay otenueee of amicable | sincerely depiore the i ae 28 and ene hen ad x 1 Dr. 6. W, PON, Agent. his skill and great judgement. ‘The English pa- | #4jastment by the friends of either party, the dis- death of our inate esteen fellow-munember, who Nedaiecw D though far a from the cherished scenes of home, peson og a ean eo Wy pardon the expired ie She, midet of generous friends who de- . : votedly ministered to his dying wants. word as to be given, the principals were brought | “°Re ined, Phat we tender to the family and OUSE. FOR RENT ON CAPITOL HILL— | qyz | BATRE. A large two story BRICK DWELLING, con- WwW ASEINGTO wt * tan rooms, situated on the corner of Mary- Sole Lessees janagers..... Kuwurt. & Co. land wiuone and Sd. street ust, with a large yard ont a8 7 pers count on @ great increase of trade with China as a consequence of it. Joseph, Alex mies, Win ‘ ; i ince of the gifted ——— -— —-— together, each exchanging the ordinary saiuta- | friends of our deceased fellow-member, our heart- attached, for rent. To a good tenant the rent wall Last Appearance Finaniean Avvains at Borrow —Mnch ex-| Hons. ‘They were then put Jn position ‘and | feif condolnog in their and bereavement Berner ae sem iarate. Foseession given immediately. Ay MISS J, COOMBS. : f i 1 solved, ‘| ailef this Engin Brown, Joel 8 ry ce, = — cHement poxsalied ia Basten on Thoreday wmose | S0S0 ca thew oore Iti Ao eel en | eaeed een ane Burburg Geo Kelly, James VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE—Two THIS EVENING, October 2, 1858, the holders of Pewabic Copper stock, owing toa | Whereupon both principals deliberately fired, | 8!#0: that 8 copy of these pr abo trenemired | Blakely. Goo, iaeneO. ', | Meblaten, Show fur atory Brick Houses, with back buildings, | The Rev. Dr. Milman's beautifel tragic play of canard fea we S300) was not satisfactorily ae- | but without effect. Mr. Pryor then came for: | tothe {amily of the dacen.ed. and be published in | Buttered, Tervi, OFS) Mrichern FL tested on Wain: Sees Tee THE ITALIAN WIFE. counted for by the agent of the mines. The ap- | ward, and, remarking that both gentlemen bad * JAS. McDERMOTT, Barbeir, Cha K Col Rice, Austia rick Houses on H gtreet north. Ti ry | Bienes... Plication of the Lowell Rank for an injunction Pont! gett ent meme asked : phe i ite Seoretary Columbia Fire Co. k Sure wrk” Seon ee . long crottt. A P79 ot be sett! without proceeding further. r. — aD ah. bk W. 1, Real Estate ‘o to Prevent the Suffolk Bank from circulating | irying replied that he desired ax adjustmens if RELIGIOUS NOTICE.—The Vestry of on 516 7th street near D. ‘Soz1m thirty thousand dollars of its bilis, for which consistent with the honor of Mr. Clemens, and the Church of the Ascensio ev. Dr. Pink- ——— #pecie has been tendered and refused at the coun- us evidence of that feeling, he withdrew. the | Mej,Rector,) having rented the bui ding known aa ter of the Suffolk Bank, was refused by Judge "| ° § challenge for the time. Mr. Chismamasked to | (ho Cite Hay ines Seren eeroet nearly opposite Ke'ly, Jobn AN EXCELLENT RETAI. GROCE: Kennedy, Joho Feed Si re For Rent— ‘he subscriber, (3 ROSE REDLAND. 0 anf d - in Kilbride, Join 3 country. offers for sale ni: Owe... Mrs. Prootor Bigel: see Mr. Wise, and returned with the ay fom | on each Sunday hereafter at I a. m.and 244 p. m., da M Keunaday, Jos Stock and Also. for rent, bis Stor y O'Gig. — Dawson oe Mr. Wise that if the chalienge was withdrawn, | until the repairs of the Ascension Church are com- | Considine, Jno Kavi, J rooms and Dweiling ly ne, situated on the corne: Penfaddi Ss ~~ pts catia aa ae, - and Mr. Clemens satisfied, it was all right, and | pleted. a a , Go Cock ork ahs elie FY street. Possession gi Rolland... 7 oom aner ir. Hanley Manixy Losses ror Septemnxx.—The num- they would leave the field ; but, if withdrawn for oc 2 St W. GRAY PALMER, Reg’r. e rienen x 1ODING ‘nai Shight the besanine sheiane of American sea-going vessels reported as posi- | explanation, Mr. Wise declined all explanations NATIONAL BUILDING ASSOCIA- c S Shank Ame AL a rs American Comedien: tively lost during the past month, amounts to 18, | of his article, as he honestly believed every word | | TION.— the sesond ineeting for the payment Symictt, James ARGE AND COMFORTABLE ADJOIN- Mise MAGUIE MITCHELL, i! . < "| of it. Mr. Irving then sald ss e. lanations were | of dues wiil be heldat Temperance Hall,on TUS | Corridon Ino Suyder, Jno ing Rooms, with the use of a kitchen, if desired, vig: 2ships, 3 barks, 4 brigs and 9 schooners. | Of it- Mr. Irving ae fan | DAY E ‘ > * Comedy . refused, Mr. Clemens had no honorable option VENING next, the Sth inst., at 8 o'clock. ean be obtained at No. 31) aw Will appear in two sparking viays. Thetr total value (exclusive of cargoes) may be . bet we: hand 10th st oc! 3t* y S, y bat to demand another fire, and the seconds pro- | Persons who wish to take stock oan do so at this So ae = 2a At Holliday Street Theatre, Baltimore, estimated at at about $255,000. ceeded to load. ; Pro- | meeting Sythoak varie preminm, but theresiter | Snes POR SAL RENT—A three-story BRICK | Shakspeare’s eaquisite play of the “Taarser,”” The foreign vessels bound to or fromthe Uni- | After the second fire without effect, Mr. Irving | "3ai°nr °F Prem! VHAS'WILSON, Seo._ | Srenmer, ke Larney, Joho between Sd ned Sd streets, No. see Piesncapsiy | most superbly gotten up. sng. ee ted States, lost the past month are—the steamship | #221" withdrew the challenge, and ‘proposed to 3, CATHOLIC’S FRIEND SO_| Catdwoll,G M Lewis, Lt HH 6 refer the whole matter to the friends of the par- reets. No. 464 to DAVID FIT¥YGERALD, on the premises. @ 1-St* YOUN 4 Austria, from Hamburg, bound to New York, | ties upon the field, and announced bis entire CIETY.—The regular monthly meeting of og I-St Doors opeu at quarter-past 7 0’elosk, Overture e * x , 5 will ence at Twenty minutes to 8, precisely and the bark Magazine, from New Orleans, bound | readiness to abide their decision. ‘This ptopor!s Eis accioty will be ela at St Oa FOR RENT The whole of the upper part ofthe | “ueatu'usn he secured withuut Cotes sien a ihe to Liverpool. tion was understood to meet the approval of both | o'clock p.m. A full attendance is requested. as a jouse over Watson's Jewel tore, 58 Bri it Box Office from la. m.to 5pm. Mr. Ritchie, the outside friend of Mr. Wise, ax | Steward and two Trustees from each parish are to nS street, Georgetown. Inquire on t! The loss of life was confined to three of the oot : remises. j i HE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL ,OP T#E also of his surgeon. it was, however, rejected | be eiected, and other important business transacted. t d sbove vessels, but was very large, supposed tive | by Mr. Wise, “Still desirous of od sting. the JAMES 3, MITCHELL. F 98, AEN 1-4 lwo ston BRICK WARE: will take PMPIRE CLUB hundred persons. Fifteen were lost with the matter, and, from that feeling, disregarding | 0° !-2t i a _a OCR YC, Bs L . a toe on on Loy oS between Sth | On WEDN SDA EVENING, bark Mayflower, one with the schooner J. W. | punctilio, Mr. Irving requested Mr. Ritchie to FIFTH WARD, NOTICE!—Wm. ¢. Magui.t, Jno Tilor, Jose.h D be Bina” CCcapied by Jonathen Shaler, COM. OF ARKANGEM ENF Hale, and the balance in the ask Mr. Wise if no accommodation was possible. O’ MEAwA returns his sincere thanks to the Mur; by, JA Ty ar, Jos sph “oni Rut JOUN MOORE _oc2 Saw mir oes ce in the steamship Austria, Mr. Ritchie returned after conversing with Mr. | residents of the the Fifth Ward and the citizens of Murghy, Juo B * 8. N} _ BE MEMBERS OF THE UNIOMENO) Durnt at sea. Wise, and stated that there was none Washirgton and Eengiows generally fur the very May, Jit FoR RENT.—A three story RRICK DWELL T COMPA ee, Oe ONION ENGI ened naga me, Mr. Irving then demanded the third fire, which | !tbera! patronage they have Pakeaprer gy otiero thera fama oa rere ING with Store attached, on E street, nearléth | tneir{riende that their Athen, Ball wat he Smockrnc Acctogvt —On Thursday afternoon, | was ico without effect. Mr. Pryor then pro- | his store-room. and in future Will keep on had 3 i Mow et No: 24 and 30 Gat aid water on the grem gives onthe ‘sth of Ostober,at the City Ae: Lieut. H 5 - | posed the following terms of accommodation. larger and finerassortment of goods, 1: cluding urray, Hug! = Aen a . fa ; 9 Sete Pare ee Sis Which was read to Mr. Wise, who remarked in prep whion is kept ina frst rate variety and Seener of 1th and D ctreste no 29 tf burg, near Philadelphia, Pa., was testing a mor- zs roe, George tar with one ounce of powder, to ascertain how Partioulars in fotore advertisements. se 30 eot mt RS.S. MASI, 461 9th street, between E and F, J hoo Se fe LE Se reply, that it was a matter for the seconds to de- | fancy store. Buying and ei Mr. Chisman, the second of M i ling for cash. he will be al Pee sellas cheap as any house south of New Mercer, Geo ww gi iuw H Morris», David Willams, WH i or Tus far it would throw a2 pound ball. The mortar | then declined to sign the paper. H Sdesrehoutscit tere. nn eaten aia Oe ® See ean eaten Seat, Table Boweees Awkward Club. Was stationed on Frankford creek, and was d statement ax drawn up by Mr Pryor: ——- : “« Messrs. Wise Clemens havi exchanged shots three times, in our oj honor is entirely vindicated, and we charged in the direction of the river road. Mrs. Edw sudeee, TM Pickett, wife ofthe superintendent, left her house ‘ODEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS — As this is actin for every eee to buy Land WINTER CLOTHING, we would re- | &vans, Duer & Mur. accommodated. ‘se 21-W."Th&S*_ bets COMS FOR RENT—On the frst, eecond, acd > = aie R tied Moors, furnished or usfurniahed, with ot Cen ee aittne of Arramrementnntibe Revtoward u a ira, utuation easant. ‘erms mode- rate. No 367 New York avenue, north side.be | (iends and the patie gonaraliy that shalt ist that 1 ht McOoy, Jno © ird Annual wi | take piaceon THU KE situated about one hundred yards from the place Sade nee: Tite®, LR BEM, by CRRA se | seer eek eC dere Vester Gat Bc Lelie. ee. Seem tweenlmhand iithetreets, se 28-Im™ | DRY EVENING Ostet ene esa mortar was stationed, and was walking corstee’ itha b F ing. Which we offer to sell atthe most reasonableand | Keumaun,Joo MeCorwick, RJ = Williams, J M VALUARLE MARKET FARM FOR | Hall down the road when the mortar was discharged; | , Accordingly they were withdrawn by their re- | Sf mmodating tera, The goods, beton alt eae | Peuseite a FS -Watamese, 3B SALE—5i miles from the city, near the Upper |, Prof. Be: "s Celebrated Cotifion Band Las iboro” Stage Kiad, Prince George's ‘county, begn cagaced for thecocnsion, | ne M4. containing 72 acres firet-rate land, admirabiy | -.No eif ee cen ithe Rel ee ree situated for dairy or market purposes; 15 acres of | “Aterer ¥i e ge ol freshmeat de she being nearly in its range. The sergeant, who was stationed to warn Persons not to ap- proach, called out to her to take care, as the Spective seconds. manulacture, of which a good many of our cit- | Faikinburg, Wm F McGabey, 'W J Welsh, Jobpson This proposition was understood to have re- | jens are aware of, we oan therefore say that in| Polley, Jno 2 McCuin, Wm T ceived the concurrence of both Mr. Wise's sur- | point of making and style our stock waren kien eon and Mr Ritchie. After its rejection Mr, | celled by any other house in thi 8 not to b Noyes Wm meadow Jand and 8 fair proportion of wood and ar- | P&rtment. Pi tudy the fashions and. taste of t! oO No Hats or Caps will be aliowed to be worn in Mortar was justfired. Mrs. P. started torun, but | ying tiated to Mr he Geld cea eden nes || cates war boxe bene able Gs cotatls Wy Gentry Moone peg Me ety arioms is EDY, | theroom. towards the ball, which struck her, breaking | te the public; and that in so doing he intesded | 8 few years. which we are sure t Fonte, @P Nelson, JH No 80 Hatroet, between 9th iad Ieth- Tickets ONE DOLLA® —admitting a gentleman ° dealing eA) ing, Which always has bees our | Fox, D Nafew, Jno 8 Ww se -e 20" and |sdies. . one of her arms, and mangling her body so badly | no reflection upon bim, but, asa matter of course, | motive. and will stilt be con'inued at WIESEN- | Fisterty, Bryan Naylor, Griffith ail, Dae) en Committee of Arrangements. that she died in about an hour after the accident. | Would be willing to assume such responsibility | FEL 'S Odeon Hal! Clothing & mporium, Gwyue, Gary O'Conners, W Wolcott, albert SOR SALE—A BRICK HOUSE. containing 5 Jackion Yates, John 1. Davis, Se aetna “| to others as might attach to such publication. | _se 27-Iw ee | ere, mm | Wolter, Alexander tS ig vl Le pod gs pela ay aoe 9-0. So cme Es b A IMPORTANT FROM JaPax.—The Paris Pays | The parties were Lisl seen liy gy bet CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE— ANEOWS —Editor Democratic Review; Secretary | front by 138 feet 9 inches deep to. SO feet wiley, Tne | sesern Aner hat — . blishes intelligenc When Mr. Clemens. bearing the facts from his Housekeepers breaking up are respectfully odge, Nu. 19, 1.0.0. F., W. 8. M; TM aT. location is desirable, being ina healthy and pleasant | ~ age age a rd publishes intelligence from Japan to the 10th of surgeon, and with the belief that the result of | informed that we are at a!i times prepared to buy October 2. ; WM. JONES, P. M. neighborhood. Terme favorable, ‘Apply to CHA M ROPOLITAN EAGLE ASSEMBLY}, July, according to which the authorities were | such publication would involve Mr. Irving in | their entire stook of household etfeots (in large or PIN& BRO. Wood and Goal Ufee Ne aetnh No. 2, will sive their doing all in their power for the faithful exe- | collision with Mr. Wise, came forward and pro- | small quantities) for —_ NTZ & COOMBS SICAL INSTRUCTION. street, beetween G and H. me me tig re Parry cution of the terms of the treaties. An im. | tested against his withdrawal under such cir- 6-2m No. 9th at bete tnd — oe oe. — On MONDAY, October ath ial : cumstances, and appealed to Mr. Irving to con- = = a = Mr. W. HENRY PAL el » Perial decree authorized the erection of commer- | tinue bis services. "Afler some conversafon eu, | ——— 7 ER begs to announce to ENT’ . his pupils that his Pisnofore Classes are = Foote s onal Cone in tue house aitected oa an x " ; Mr. Clemens, Mr. Irving agreed to continue as GREAT BARGAINS can be had at_LAM- | in operation, commencing MON DAY, H stre: t, between 10th and lith, No. 436. prizst, GRAND BAL, 0 HE MERE bis friend, and the challenge was renewed. J MOND’S, 7th atreet, in new and beautiful fancy 13th, at his new c:ass room, over Sibley ‘se 27-e03t* SOCIAL CLUB will take lace at For The fourth tire being inevitable at this stage, | Hair Pins, Velvet Ribbons, Head Dresses, Baado- Guy’s new store, Penn. avenue, between 10th and ARM FOR SALEIN FAIRFAX COUATY. rest Hall. Georgetown,on TUESDAY EVE- Mr. Pryor stated in the Presence of the other | ine, Pomade, &c. = tions tn bo med F ; - | NING, b s . - VA.—For sale or heage fc roperty in Paruculars ad ment, parry that the affair had gone far enough, and | ()NE SECOND HAND MELODEON. at 815, rooms, between the hours of 4and | Washington, 2 FARM of 20 acres, a Dranes | Eegcularniu fature advertine tbat he would not farther countenance the matter clal exchanges at Simoda, Nangasaka, and Pakodadi, and appointed a number of merchan- dise brokers to facilitate commercial intercourse with thesvarious nations included in the trea- ties. ‘sonally to Mr. Pal- and one Second-hand PIANO, at $25, at the f . ville. Fairfax couaty, Va., sbovt 2) miles from f — STREFI Tt wil! be recollected that the Americans pre- | by bis presence, and retired from the field. Muse Store of wie mee raGnn ~ erie eivesee) Prima: Sire Leg ed Wasmamaton,on ~ Leesburg mae. cn aay — | H®: THE BISER NIA’ ROY SIN THE FIELD sented a railroad and a telegraph tothe Emperor On the fourth tire Mr. Clemens was shot through | _0c? . G. METZEROTT. quarter; need performers per quarter. Are | in ‘o farms if necessary. Is well wooded 8: the thigh, aud fell. Tangements with Scho.ls can be effected. wa ered, P mS NIGHT SCHOOL. The G orgetown Ciasses will meetat Miss Bar | cultiv: Such are the facts, which I am confident no Cc ITY ACADEMY , 483 t0th Strvet West. R friend of either party 'will contradict. The pub-| PROF. J. FILL’S Classen inthe higher branohes | LOVST8 Female Seminary on MONDAY, Sept. 2th, | dwei ile can decide upon whom rests the responsibility | of Mathematics, &c , will commence on Monday, 4 The Alexandria Classes wil! meet as be fore; appli- of this continued prosecution of the affair to so | October 4th, at 7 0’clock p. m, Terms on he has cation for which may be made by note or personally in & healthy locality, and in a fine sta’e of Fy eet Grand Assembly of the Hibernia Club wi ven two tarae tad ofner epee etna: | “OU MUNDAY EVENING, Octoberst or terms, &c,, apply to HENRY BICKS- | &t tke Philharmonic Hail, on Penn. sve A Deapeevilie, Wairfax county. Va. between !ith and 12th ete. eel The latter bas been put up by a Japanese engineer, and is in successful eperation. It is tive leagues im length. The Emperor is so well pleased with the invention that he has orderered telegraphic i tion, 02-2 to Mr. Palmer as above. communication to be established between Jeddo Scat the conta ienuacarat Kesler dint teeing = aa xiatee! oe Phe Baltimore Ciasses will continue as before. PARLOR FURNITURE, LOST AWD FOUND. and the Provinces of Gokinaik, Tokaido, Feknro- | that a gentleman could do to ccommodete the Set Ee nolo raze daabasaaten Vece pai ld oR hes inerad ray) fp mag eerie fe eecy ee STRAY.—Came to Kalorama on Wedoesday Kuda, Sanyodo, and Saikaido. An American | matter. Respectfully, © tnvinc Wul furnish and send ICECRAM in any part of | ~~ = = = = rhe subscr.bers keep on hand and make to order | K's morning, sinall dark Lrown HORSE, Sains chelates an than + Moonta a quart. Faire, NEW AND IMPROVED BELLOWS, all styles of CAB:NET and PARLOR whieh the owver can have by proving bed at Simoda has offered to fur- Pastieats, ‘ofall Ninéotarmished on Patented March 2, 1853, FURNITURE, suoias 8 .fas,Arm,basy and erty aud paying expenses ve? nish the requisite materials. Tue Uniten Srates axp Texas Bounnary. | tho most easonstle tonne Basics een enn Na thang Heli ees eee ) REWARD.—Strayed away on 8 ay, the . 5 ; - 7 6 nOW On bition a t cR- 3 8, as ay uae @y, th janine poem re rons eae gat prego synes Ladue papenrtegrsepdl cour Ww, sy NIGHT SCHOOL az MARL | warvey & ABSA HARDWARE STORE, Hordare and Shade .. "Riedes asa Pete $2 eh witmeynea dk Sorehten a ol a ct against ¥ a! — manner. Ca ut, le, ul o 3 rm Christians issued by the Ex Mis Parti oe day the party whe apa to make the reeheal of ILL Open at the Academy corner Sth and H It is one of the most simple, cheap, and powerful short nétios. '- rnoiture Repaired and Warmenea. ‘Lae above reward wiil bs pa:d for any in ‘ “mperor Daia-Pusam | the boundary line between the United States streets, on Ktonda Uctober 4, at 7 p.m. Apply, | blowers that has ever besn before the public. As Sleepy Hollow Arm Chairs fiom $12 to $2 each, | formstion left at *No. 5581 streel, between ¢t' in 1614. In future foreign agents accredited at Territori d the State of T der John | during the day, at the Academy, or at my office, cor- | it is constructed of wood any geod wood worker | Enameled Covered Lounges aa low as $5. Sih, or at this office. Japanese ports will be privileged to bring with | ores Bad the State of Texas, under Jobn | oer'oth aud fs ean make it at leas than half the price of the ordi- them one or more Christian preachers, for their its. A call is tfuily solieited ft ft H. Clark, Commissioner. The party sent from | "oc2-lw" "i. H. A. BRIDGE, M. D.,Prin’!, | nary Bellows now ta ween phen Pile ok the ord: ig their bouses, ws we oan and do vell forniter L own and their ecountrymen’s benefit nishing their houses, as we oan and do sell furniture EFT MY RESIDENCE, on the 25h August, 5 aes Aa ose eri room and are so completely adapted to ail parposes | of our own make, xs low, if not lower. than the oa H street north, bevween izth and 1: here consists of John E. Weyss, principal as- Ti, A CAR as 8 blower. either to Smith's Forges, Furnaces, or | same style of work (uot eity make,) can be bought | streets west, @ COLORED Gil amme = Attention of persons . . : i hing to furnish with 'U po! that there 1s nv doubt they will soon take | at in this city. Mary Een Herbert, upwards of four fret aga sistant surveyor; Hugh Campbell, prncipal | 2 HE Attention of pe apeettully invited tothe sale all other Belows. Mr. JACOB *- 508. T. K. PLANT & CO. inch, brown color, teéth in front a little de. Zp, PERSONAL. assistant astronomer; L. W. Emory, quarter- which will take piace on Monday, the sth instant, at Patentee, w ! remain in this city for Paper Hancers: Upholsterers, and pared a a amail oepree the upper edge ol 7 1 tes issa 5 "clock, at 354 east side of Ie ‘eet ays for the purpose of se' lin; ‘erritorin! anufact ur. 2 ture. pad. and ra‘ ler simp: Sina or Pips epyee jf at Baden-Baden «a | master and commissary, J. McLeod, assistant | \) clock. at No. 354 east sid They will Bed the | Mights, yhich he Gere ce suen sete tke persons | oc! 8m 350 Datreet. between Shand ith, | 1 he Inw wil be enforced aearner ane perou 58 "s © A . “ les st surveyor, and a brother of the latter, whose fraitnre ofan excellent quaiity and the sale worthy peg eal eer — would do well to call sod = OPENING — reg retain her; @ sactadie reward given tor seen @ emue: fami i Sue om -* ry ition. see it. Mr. Arn wi m testimomals o: Ni = je rope 01 Wednesday. and family sailed for Eu-| position we did not learn. Mr. Clark, the boil ae here A. GREEN, Auctioneer. meey of the w oat prominent manuf-clucers of hie | Po a NTER | oc2u* JOS. P, DAVIDSON . siticenionl haat se 3 a — ty.(Wheeling, Va.,) setting orth the adv-ntages MiLGLINERY. - ep : ---- Thomas Carlyle is on a pilgrimage to the | ©°Mmissioner and principal surveyor and as. & ALEWIVES—ALEWIVES. orn, . ‘3 h war a< ° REWARD-—Strayed or stolen from the battie-fleld of Frederick the Greate = tronomer, went from this city some weeks ago, | LOO BankENS Prime No. new Alewives just | 2 ps yaven nny srastical man that ti ae Set cris |” _ Now rendy for eale an viegant assortment of | SLO siahie of BB Rsdernone neat 3 : = = 2 | received per schooner Searaviile, from Boston, and | the teat 2.< at of th t k wee A “4 right of the 28th instant. a black HOKSE. zo cgh tof. Bache and several of the Coast Sur-| and is now in San Antonio, ‘I k ; SMM E: ventions HOw Patore the pubtion Cate aking | MIL INERY AND TRIMMING GOUDS, | LnLo! the 2th tnx 5 $ vey officers were on a visit to Boston, a few days | WoW 1D San Autonio, Texas, making | for sale by BARBOUR & SEMMES. | inventions now hetore the public. Call and ses. Purcussed mostly for cash at very low prices, and | nish with los yd A ago. > ¥* | preparations for the work. He will be joined Also, in store and for fae, coast toby Ray Ay Mhuinlnotery peroentage will be allowed emuracing everyt ing new aud desirable pose,and slovk same" p Pegertatnype de on --- It ie stated that the Pope has conferred | by the other members of the party by about S bbls. No.3 Large MACKER ie vs few su and Feapomnes He a ates jn the way of horae to theo ner on the eorrer of 4% and & sts. er ae Pugin, the architect, the order | tho Ist of November, when the company, com-} _0¢2 6t Bas. | 6 Souk to edn . gst oo ve Rs. BIBANDS. {iand. or riving information where he ean be fond, * rising altogether about thirty individuals, NOTHER ARRIVAL, LOANS N APER negotiated. a -.-. Miss Annie Law, of Tennessee, nas ac- | 3 &. E. ANDERSON. r i D I Miah ee) vi Notes seoured by Keal Estate will be boucht and for Bonnets, —S - cepted a professorship in the Masonic Female | Will leave San Antonio for the Rio Grande, Me te Bien a ae id. °* gs 1 q : RD.—str. way, about a month The schooner Mary Ann, Captain Gibbs.just ar | Sold. N TRIMMINGS, F; y D aro, x dark red nd College at Lumpkin, Ga. near Fort Fillmore, or where the thirty-seeond rived and ee rien Brood ie pS oot 72 e? oe ees ede YET CLOAKS, — $5. her bel'y go ey oe saceadantee a ateage ene oe parallel crosses that river. fad lesve your orders, Ww, Ls W. BATES, NIGBT BCHOOL, WILL Peelill Hn Goong A b'bee SSES, &e. Gipatornnenend wl all fe , sford) is ; : ood ard Coal Dealer, o — mentioned in English: journals ) The survey will be commenced at that point} 4.9 14th streat.near Canal. | Vorterars api et Mahe mime ee ee | the MILLINERT DEP A RTMENP will | “ses oe thane Naty BUCHANAN -.-. Rev. Henry Mandeville Denison, Rector | 284 they will proceed thence east to the 103d rkwood Hous hereafter be under the care of Miss Sc —-— ——-" of St. Peter's Chureb at Charleston, died at his residence in that city on ‘Tuesday | renide y y last of yellow J.D. HAMMACK’S : 7 meridian of longitude, thence across the fa- RESTAURANT. 8 ois AM’L. KELLY, Prin. tpg il ey: of srent experi mous Llano Estacado, north to the latitude of fares ents above Won: ee ean rine ba an Acreans, | Ploy the past twelve mouths. Shs wil D5 REWARD—The abe $25 given by tue nderergerd or return to bim of & DAPELE Ba e 2 , 250, s atten HORSE.wh.ch wasstolen he ---- Dwight’s Journal of Music says that our | 26 degrees 30 minutes, thence east to the 100th - lards’ Hotel, whereall the I have just opened the largest and most select | any orders left with ber will be Garthiets es conten to believe. whilst graze oe fat operatic singer“ Amodio, who since be hax | meridian, and thence south to Red River. oskbosangt ts dient ca for Dinter aad Eater nae ou pee aA Oe ia g |] DKESSMAKING m the latest French style. | mons, on the | Aslayd. on Monday night, married an Awerican wife, has almost set 1 Pi . "Bingto le be ’ “i N old customers who have prompt. a ae only ¢ etinetive marks rec down into = regular New Weekes. 2 esi This is a reversal of the order of the survey as | ties Single gontlemen can be accommodated with Promptiy paid | otiscted Borrd by the day or mouth. ‘Phe stock of Wines | VYjsrine cide ee eee now in we their directed by Congress. but the change is made | ano Liquors canuot be aurpassed in the country. A nade eget pega parsonally, wih great r nud a set of ser- Pi hl nades most indefativabiy up and down Broad with the usual credit. but I am determined from | "920% bie iefe ted wail be accommod ted may be known. is a slight alira low figures, I aim en. Ten do'inrs be giv shor chp on aha way.’ = an ot rt it F, - | this date t no new accounts witn an: i : ren for return of jay.” A ! in order that the work may be commenced im- annem t peg emer Alt rr ye otgealoken x eutlon Coearsat moderate priess.. sth scoa! Me Wee Horse, nnd fifteen addition upon the discovery uf ---. The lion-killer Jules Gerard, in a letter mediately, and on the score of economy. It is P.S.—A call will prove the above. 002 St sarge assortment of HEW- OW ILTIAN, thief, if siv.en. a i" se 3) 2w Opposite Cent be ~ PY descriptive of a campaign against a montis BACCO, some of which | oan safely reo P re Market JAMES B GREENWELL L., Prices adnh Se ih to a gc = = 2 . "| Jion, states (bat in the Algerian subdivision Bona | €xpected to complete the survey by the close T REMOVED, nAlear see hed elie a eeepectared, FINE H =e, coe s, 0g — No OF street cont there are at present vo lews tham sixty of these | of next year. From the Rio Grande the party o ea eo aes Borese 6th and | CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, together with a CHILDREN’S FANCY HATS eT Un caterdan, tc ferocious beasts, who have destroyed in one pene lb ied bs bs 7th a No: Sanees Seer to “White & Cow | great variety of SMOKING TOBACCO, A I ATS. ayo ee LD WATCH © catsions Gta feat caltle. Im bis bunting ex. | Will be accompanied by a military escort, to | where I shall be pleased to » shall Sndeaver | pM S880rtment of SNUFES te also very com- JAMES Y, DAV's Watoh in tho owner's vest poco? NAY from the Gartions Gerard now makes use of the Devisue | guard them against Indian hostility. to keepa complete STOCK OCERIES «| Pete. (Svce ren ward will be pat on its ber ieoer s bullet, which explodes in the body of the assmal ail kinds, and sell them a cheap, if net cheaper, cre MERSCH AUR PLES ors aaeorement of Has now a complete and elecant xesort- the Star O “ emt —— Laxp Warrant Fravos.—The Rochester Pedi ree ah Pie ipod era Bs Ko Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes, &c.,1n great variety, > er iet Goods in the abov lige for Fall —>> ——————_— POLITICAL. Onion of the 25th ult., gives an account of | Shasmgsas lam sure it will bote thence e. a Tones a tenally found ina firet- | |. .0°%r Gentlemen's and Young Gents! BOARDING. Repantoas om a - eeenen a : pea & preliminary examination of parties charged iw _______B. |. NEALE. Lic g temmnation OF BO. Ww! COCn ay cag'h | ae rol ALso, BOARD, AND FURNISHED ROOMS AT candidal for Governor € . . ; F el Se : i A iE ‘4 4 . the election to be beld next years” ©") with being concerned in the Bounty Land Ry FALL FASHIONS. ) “G0 29-1w 998 Pa. ave , bet. 43: and éth sts rEerE Ais otal eying ACY BEAVER and Ha ities ieee se ‘ William Irvine, Esq , has been nominated for | Warrant frauds, which took place before U. 1 MES A. oY BTR “ NOTICE. _, | , ova’, Youths’ and Children’s CAPS, all of en- | winter; wil ‘coms pleasant and ls - y rn . a having removed to i ‘js > omeaigsd mais 4 premanatans |. on New van empater sees Tieton 8. Commissioner Conkling, on the previous] 975 pa. av., south side, bel. 1th and Ith sts. Samvet, p. HOOVER his just reoe ved. and | t w cvod _ “Terms moderate. is still receiving, & general assort t of Gentlemen’ » Misses’, te: ay esof CAPS FOR GENTLEMEN, to- Youths’, and Children’s Boots and Shoes h the largest assortment of Sut T HATS Besko NG, of select character. with Koums counties. day. The Union says that the party charged will, 0 ) TUESDAY, Uctonr 51x, gether wi a = ii ji inci i A 4 f every description to be founa in the city. beautifully furnished, may yet be olin. ed Hon D. W. Gooch has been nominated for re- | With being the principal in the commisaon of Introduce her New Style of Gaiters,’ double soles, quilted, Congress | Wickes batermand te kup tp tie aoaetavctainn | oe ine eon name terms, at 5.9 H sireet. between eiection to Congress by the Republicans of the | the crime, a Mr. Albro, was fully committed FALL AND WINTER MILUINERY ° dutton and laced, of ail colors ; and this old establishment has e for so Tuaay years, Sth and 7th ste. oe 3-41 Foarth district of Massachusetts; and the Repub- LOW bel patronage of the pub licans of the Second district have nominated JAMES Y. Davis. | NEW BOOK anp STATIONERY STORY. Also of } a 9 " to answer charges that will consign him to | FRENCH FLOW ERS. RICH FEATHERS, hoe ers, i hand tow quartered. morocco and {solicit « continuation of t Hon. James Builinton for re-election. aia Bee ‘i i 002-%_ ___ RIBBONS, ete.,etc. =” | stoked. au uble,and fancy soles; Congress | | se 30-eo2w nse oom [)'SS0LUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP, — | 84 Oxlord soles Boois and Shoes, made to my | > Garnett B. Adrian has been nominated for i i , most celebrated +4 -J. MeKENNEY The unde just returned from th istrict of New Jersey. Mr. Patterson,wh, conducting the Confect b i ‘so, the largest s 0 le-leather, Steel ; H “ i nominated for the same disirict Ina Escompion the sum of $2,000 each. The subscribing wit- ‘toon ras ates under the name aud style | [fou, and Wood-frame ‘Trunks, 7 i NSION, LAND € GENERAL AGENT, | tou publications, bought ver rat, not a Republican. Box: her Valicis Bags; which Imm de: | Will attend faithfully to the Collection of Accounts, | cheaper than any other house va Washington. Also, nesses were all held in the sum of $500 each. very low—much nt can R and : ceusitehen oe thet may be cor | ReHOUL, BOOKS and We eae pommee ; Mr. Vail, and the wit from Branchport No. 518 Peon. ere | BF sn any other catahlinpmont inthe qty. | ‘Te 59 Seventh street, opposite National the Stationery ices 7st” Tree ct Ba Tor aN a saekee ees | or derussomn, wore defended ho Mca coer, | Ras gin ogtet llth cvsaudige de ugotns | O85 irq Hall Boot, cuss eth ets, teenoer ofce, 2B" | PPANATCOODE The ted. ea rwsaen's NT On Mondays acenerinam |S | well and Parker, of Rochester, who labored |zosetisentt otto ax dat cris #1 | 108 Ww GAME ge eS | Lap we PUK Pome oe aeearen ayn | Bissuse™ of Beetd tl ther CPR AS {hat of an Lndiau.)WwasTound ai Hartford: only te | P&T4 t0 have them discharged altogether. It | “Gstoher', fase, oS i a eat Fe id reer ane? Meany slore mn New | | Printed ond Blank Books Bound and Ruled to or- Inches under ground. , ~ | is hardly probable that the witnesses will be | [RES GOUDS JUST RECEIVED. Pe tee Nene Hees {7 O14 Pure repaired or altered. “Sr ‘al the latest Bead ne se Rlowsp pore nee mene want lest, George R. Jewett, of | indicted. The Union adds that this examina- These ‘ asd recsived, on icituhelete Signof the Nurth Ae SS ON: Purrier, : supplied to subscribers ly. i toes from 47 square rods of land. ""™'*l* °f Potw | tion bas made it apparent that the United | the folowing goods,” EREL, tase RECEIVED EVERY DAY, Ermine, Swansdows hap ohana One spins Sere, AZ, Heavy frosts have occurred in New Haven — — largely defrauded under the 2 barrels Rove npereat 1, 1953, ‘AND SERVED UP i ni : sem im | sexe “between 10th and ‘and vicinity for several nights »and plants nty La ct, and may be still if some barrels No. Be, IN EVERY STYLE, we wee me —— severely Ia ema tence additional precaution is not taken. Co Fer ee og, At the Shortest Notice, at _ nape map EMIT ADELPHIA EPOT alae ets nk wlfhin | sould amend he fw tat he popes o| REE RSEMACEEBEES iu Rest AUR Wis eere cate $e Preside, Milt, S%; otter, and raccoon skins, | #ecure bounty lands can only be certified by « Toieroce CODPISH. NATIONAL wet NT, wllzWwe the Boor free of cost to'any part of resident Buchanan Fudge of the Supreme Court or United States | Aigry' Mh streets Opponite Patent omer, | Southeast coraer eo US G, F. & W. GERECKR,