Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1859, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY.........-006.September 3, 1860+ Spirit ef the Morning Press. ‘The Constitution fittingly eulogizes the French Emperor’s late amnesty; and shows up the fre- quent affectation and licentiousness of «independent journalism.” at the expense of the New York Times The Intelligencer reads the New York Journal of Commerce & lecture for manifesting a political covetousness of the mineral wealth of “ the rich Mexican Province of Sonora.’’ poreccorered wasnr newfanp Gossip. pence toasters CENTRAL AMERICA. —It has already been stated that Great Britain has made a convention with Guatemala, by which is ceded the absolute of sovereignty in and over the territory hitherto known as British Honduras, or Belize. By this acquisition, England, it ts boastfally said by the British press, can now make a road virtually be- tween her own territory, across Central America, from the Atlantic to the Pacific; and she will command the Bay of Honduras. These facts, of themselves, disconnected from all other subjects, are of great interest to the United States, whether we consider our proximity to those ions, or the transit routes, to be opened by the British between two mighty oceans. It will be recollected that Sir Wm. Gore Ouse- ley went to Central ica to settle the questions at issué between United States and Great Britain, and assurances were, it was understood, given by Her Majesty's Government, of a disposi- tion to adjust these matters fn a manner altogether satisfactory to this country. Our Government was willing that Great Britain should remove the causes of the differences between us, for the Uni- ted States and Great Britain interpret the Clayton- Bulwer treaiy each in a ditlerent way But Sir William did not succeed in making a treaty to get rid of the Mosquito Protectorate, and it may be said he falled in other particulars which entered into the objects of his mission. Now he retires, and Mr. Wyke enters upon the Central American stage to perform a very interesting part and accomplish highly important ends ‘The terms of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty are too well-known to be here even brietly It is suificient to say that according te the American understanding of it, the recent convention with Guatemala is violative of its terms. We cannot doubt that the Administration will trke care that the treaty shall be respected; and while it will honorably perform its part, insist that Grent Bri tain shall have no undue advantage in Central Ameri + Ixptay AFFATRs In DacoTan.—Great anxiety has been occasioned of late among the white set- tlers of Dacotah in consequence of the hostilities constantly occurring between the Indians of that Territory. The Brules Sioux recently attacked the Poncas and drove them several miles south of their reservation. It is feared by the settlers that the fugitives, having been left in a penniless con- dition, may be tempted to commit depredations. Dr. Gratf, of Dacotah, not long since, was deputed by the residents of that region to visit Washing- ton for the purpose of holding an interview with the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and solicit the intervention of the Indian Bureau. Dr. G., hav- ing arrived in Washington yesterday, called ' i, Commissioner Greenwood and laid his case fore him a Se Unitep Statas Ccumpgataxn.—The fol- lowing is a list of the officers attached to the U.S. ship Cumberland, which arrived at Portsmoutb, N. H., September Ist, as reported to the Navy Department. They have all been detached and granted three months leave of abseuce: Flag Of- ficer, T. A. Conover; Commander, J.8. Missroom; Lieutenants, Reed Werden, N.R. Harrison. 5 Nicholson, J. T. Barrand, C.H. Greene; Fleet Surgeon. Geo. Blacknell; Passed Assistant Sur- geon, Wm. T. Carrington; Assistant Surgeon, James Laws; Purser, Wm.G. Marcy; First Lieu- tenant of Marines, M. R. Kintzing; Acting Boat- swain, Philip Miller; Gunner, Wm. Burditt; Car- penter, Lewis Helmes; — Rieb’d Berry. Army INTELLIGENCE Assistant Surgeon L.A Edwards has been assigned to duty at Philadel- phia, during the absence of Surgeon Fairley, now ona medical board. Major R. B. Lee, Commis- sary of Subsistence, has been assigned to duty in the city of Washington. A leave of absence for six months has been granted Lieut. W. B. Lane, regiment mounted rifles. and also to Lieut. A. J Donelson, corps ofengineers. An extension of leave for six months bas been granted Lieut. J.B Witbereil, second cavalry oe Unsirep States Suir Levant.—The Navy Le- partment has received intelligence from Comman- der Wm. G. Hunt, of the US ship Levant, an- nouncing the safe arrival of that ship at Rio de Janeiro on the 10th of July last. after a very pleas- ant trip of forty days from Boston. In accordance With orders, the vesse! was to sail immediately for Valparaiso. The officers and crew are reported as being all well. There were no United States men of war in port, the vessels on that station being, as Was supposed. ou the river La Plata Kansas anv News Fray Scavers —Plats of the survey of the first guide meridian from the Sth standard parallel north to the northern boundary of the Osage reservation and Cherokee land and from the the Missouri State line to the range line between ranges 12 and 1: east of the 6th principal Meridian of Kansas, have been received at the General Land Office. Also, the survey of several Important liaes connected with public lands of Nebraska. a= From ovr Minister to Ciina.—The State De- partment has received despatches from Mr. Ward. our Minister to Chima, in which he signitics his intention to leave Shanghai on the 16th of June, ip the steamer Powhatan. for the city of Tientsin, and on his arrival there contemplated finding the necessary arrangements ready to enable him to Proceed to Pekin in order toexchange the ratifi- cation of the Monty wins the Chinese Government. Tur Treaty Batwrcx Tue Unirep States axp NicaraGua.—The Department of State bas received official information that the treaty which bas been sometime pending between the United ‘Statesand Nicaragua has been ratified by the latter Power, after the omission objected to by this Gove f the obnoxious clause nt Tux Rott. of Hoxon.—The subjotned isa list of the Revolutionary soldiers alive and pensioners on the Indiana roll :—Samoei Amburn. Randolph county, aged 9 years; John Johnson, Fulton county, 97; Joba Saxton, Blackford county, 98 ; John Shaddy, Switzerland county, 105. epabarenanier re! AProixtMENT.—W. W. Gaines, Esq., bas been cppoiuted by the Secretary of the ‘Treasury wa first class clerkship i in the Sixth Auditor’s Office, wce Harrison Holt, removed. Tus Wearuen. —The follow! of the Weather for this morning is swntig thee tao Morse sD acevatios is about 7 o'clock : ny SEPTEMBER 3. 1859. | Pee Hine to the ithsonian Institution. New York, Palladespiins Baltimore, Md_. Washi, nm, D Richmond, V, Petersburg. Va Norfolk, Va. Raleigh, N.C =, N.C Au; ‘Savanna! 7°, wi Macon, clear, ple: eiaring ad Columbus, ¢ clear, pleasant. Montgomery. Ala. clear, pleasaut. Prairie Bluff. Ala. clear, pleasant Jackson, Ala. . clear, pleasant Mobile, Ala. clear, 79>. Gainesville, Miss. clear, warm. New Orleans, I Frederick, Md_. - Clear, warm. Hagerstow. n, Md. -clear, warm. Cumberland, clear, pleasant. Grafton, V. .clear, pleasant. Wheeling, clear, cool. Parkersburg. .clear, pleasant. Cincinnati, O. -clear, pleusant. Harmer, O -Clear, pleasant. M : -eloudy, ec ol. Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7a. ™ . (cor- ) 2.0; at uoon, S65 = &f noon, 76 . — ending 9's ™. to- réeted for temperature, Thermometer, at 7 a Maximum dari O77; Personal. Al # anos A.O. P. Nicholson, of Tennessee, 1s | we learnthat M. kwoods. trial blic eh: ion at Concord, Lay Ham| his fellow-townsmen in the New ‘Yon Capt. S Willissss, U- v. bu Pail 5 ae are 5 id The Emperor and suse on the 17th of sages eae. mppe they proceed to Tt . now Seater vy stated that Dickens cannot , at any price, to leave F: ee whee the Year Round” *) for the time ‘hie his mortal offence to ‘ne Dublin ng an article in bis new serial, "8 News Letter wo have Mr. D. tarred and feathered, or worse, should 2 ~ Bs-Prestdent Pierce has declined Gordon Bennett and Mr. © Iphia, are at were to sojoure su ite a will not visit this country on a reading tour. Ie B: oar “s Irish Mail.’ A corre- ‘Spondent in Saumaeee'd t he return to give any more of bie readings in Treland. rocerap- ical gg 0h et Sateen ounei ie Maine Tus E La at8 o’c'ock. ve Mr. Ha- Ce UNITARIAN, HURCH.: valle ti 17 From late files of the Salt Lake Valley Tan | await charge — t ox Tesaasthg had eade's eftic ——— ‘iod amounts to $4 ston for a small force to guard the road The ’ Ptgct $162, and di of government animals continued at Camp F 4 589 45. Thew! eucier af ueas boats that and the Valley Tan says the prices pald were | during the month of A down, 4.85, and nearly up to the value of the stock. Sel pa i tioned 117. Phillip. Beet, Postmaster trate 81 fae a oaaerre Md., examined in Baltimore on Friday on acharge whole amount, ‘amount of recei; for v opening and letters from the United | the month will Behe Usk: tas kets butts Wasa eerie vn ae oe nce able srdee, = Byer Alaa tay a" ae Sauth, » Catharine | im the sum of $500 to appear at the next term of ety tere Shomer cea Eucabeh savcil hey the United States District Court, in case the grand | “We discover that friend Tilly, out payors an ae ae » Bice jury find an indictement against him. _ mg th Lasse dione oitice 2. handsom: Pr me - eee ~ reception of contributions Fomsaigne, Ll A bricklayer, named James L. Barren, f-1| Washington Monnment fund. We sincerely | 2™»¢t, Mrs Juo Wasa iT body Buildi erecti hope, wi its contents shall be examined, that Ng: oe wc OW Walker, MreL E oe ee - will be oan that our citizens have shown the —_ fery jinchell, MrsD = Watees, Mre M been committed to Curcuit Court on a in Baltimore, yesterday, and broke his neck. EE THE REGULAR MONT: pececn ‘U-M! ke 8. ray MEET jars’ Socie- Tested ne Tempormsce Hall. on MONDAY G, Septomber sth, at #00 ee ASSOCIATION. F WASHINGTON, An, as willbe meld ai t hati, ou MONDAY next, tho Sth instant ats oclock Src beige te t of proposed ments © tl pl pong ent o c,&c. Borer Ot ER CARROWOUGH PRIUFF. Sec NAFIONAL BUILDING ASSOCIA —| cordance with ths provisions NE in on tie annual meeting’ of took: ee rs sel ve held ‘ next, the instant ovel election wil! be held for of serve for the tiug fe yok ho! om to be present suiject theanseives toa kine five cents. StPairick's Chucchon SUNDAY A CERN GON next, 1m oly after Vespers. The annu ap of SS cy of the antag od a piaee. regues Fe enee ie eT MCHE NEY, Roo. Soe. ‘THE CONGREGATION OF THE First Presbyterian Church, ayailing thomegi vou the kind cifer of the use of Trinity Chu.eli for yo nt ec mimape nag hep the reconstruction «f tier use of wo ship. wil' occupy t at church on SXBBATH APTERNOON ext: service to gum ence at 4o'clock. The Rev. Dr. McGurrry, gl the University of Virginia, will preach. se 2-2t BALTIMORE CONPECTIONER ¥ bth, between G and s-rects.— Fresh C. AKES wade every day. ICK CREAM and W/ ATER ICES served to Par ies, is, Fats and Entor- “Esimultoe xuppliod at ti Hi eee Hi wi DoING at Siete: od ates y al {ina a SIZES: SARRLOTTE RUSSE, HUANG MANGE and gr LLABS of ail Kinds on atthe de to order. * ns shor oa ae ‘on thy most reasonable SMALL CAKES of n'! aa au 20h J COUPON BON oN GAS L. my lesirable investment, OF THE a as i COMPANY sre a safe insums of five — January 2, 1962, and ye cont. por annem, bearins restat rate of six and are forsale by RIGGS & ICE CREAM AND WATER [ces served to Festivals, Fairs, Pic Nics, Bote 4 Soursious, At Cor dollar per sales. FRE! ES made every day, sent to any Pat gS cs pS a CA the city. WEDDING CAKES made ver: Pretty and very mene ia ty fin Ider oe tnee fur- shing ever inthe pari Private farni{ies s ia ar quart. At the File aud Fete. UPHIA CONEEC TY, corner i2th an 18-Im* 0) ION OF WASHINGTON Quar- CoE ORATI Cent. Stock for sale in ee to . S-At JAS. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. M& PANNIE BROOKE will resume her in structions in instru rental musis pt itt, 1859, She solicits the patronage of her, ends. For terms apply at No. 43% corner of 3d street and. Indiana avenue. 03 St DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE OPEN THEIR NEW ENGRAVING AND | BeINTiNe _It___On MONDAY, Septomber 5th. yery CHEAP HOOP SKIRTS, Good Hoop Skirts on'y 750, Better Skirts only 31. Super i 00) Ekiits ouly @1.25 Extra Hoop Skirts from ®1.78to $2.50 —- off to prepare for improvements in jttore- oom— ait w A - + red ost 228 Aver ua. coke McKENNEY - 438 |. FOREIGN AND ‘DOMESTIC cle ARS. We have on hand a varied and choice stock of TOBACCO and CIGARS—wholesale tr od retail. Those wishing a first rate article will do well to call. All orders, promptly fills a {LF Seventh street, near @. fame KEISS. PROFESSOR OF at eve & fw More pupils on the iV Muric ie eonne - B 2. ‘Thos des hd my s6r- v ill please ‘make early spel piteation, as I wil! take but a limited number of Scho'ars T haveor hard sovera! Pianos of the best makers. which will se!l of sent at the low. st rates and cn the e stterms. Apply at my residence, 237 G streot, i tween 34th and 15th, 86 3-803t* pre IAN MACCARONI, Gensine Italian MA d aizes.) BL _se3_ corner 15th st. and W. HENRY PALMER Hav VIN ct ines to remain in Washington another season, is now ready to receive i in his PIANO FORTE CLASSES, Primary Class—35 per quarter Advanced Ci: 310 per quarter, % 40 por quarter Apply at W Metzerott’s Music Storo, Pa. av. wn Pnpils apply at Miss Barrover’s my, Georgetown, 1t* EHRAD, : ii ANCY HAIR PINS, LL COMBS, TRAVELING BAGs, PANS OF ALL KINDS, Opening this day, a large stock of the above arti- clon all of the latost importations—at Me ee IN’S. 03 St IANO FORT. MISS Y. STUM celebrated pianis' peetfully int ION. TPF. pupil of HEINFETTER, f Mannhein. Germany, r- irate i exper now Prepare receive pupi!s oi her as je bogies 8@ more ad- vanced. to give instructions on the Piano and Or KAN. arate. Application 3. ne jade and. Mr. teCeniel povitory. vy ‘avenue, will meet due attention, - (Xe oe reference as to ability ean be given, ses prer. MORRIS ARZUMTA® PREMIUM This exes! ie »sition does not contain a particle of sal um. Or any other kind of de- leterious drug. Ithas obtained two first-class di_ lomas as the purest and best Baking 2, ALL AND wie 8¢ 3-e0St A lot of (Jeft over from ig of m 81 ts in our store” i ONS. Winter DosR BuNs, season,) which we et wid sell- cost, to prepare ve- BAXWELIS, 228 Pa ave. For para bea Vi cana L. steam. in 3i how @ fine james J itt @ read: to rwceny rel - for the above bart ou Monday ‘nex toeail: oe n TUE yay, the sth in-ty +z 0’ eloo! sf ieatean at Temperance Hallion be ir era for New tor vahony Pornemuarcives eae _|J. w. MARDEL mer York a ‘id "Captain Je- mee pind at Sores with steam- Bi Vipson, Water s*., Georvetown, D.C. 151 b iy ving 9 pm 174 FA! MI 18th sts. rom +1?a mil ey ‘There is wood on it mt SaLe—25 acres of LAN al ele: Alexandria, and 6 fron. Washing ‘in wood. ton, "ON BUREAU, town, rit od gores,) for te Bacros sleared. oe ye °o : ee from ipally For Sare—A Neecianatis and HARNESS. Both new, bot very at’ Excwar bout ¥3 000) fo anot Tiree LOTS ia this city (worth) jouse and Lot. XCHANG oA HOUSE and LOT in this city ° (ws bi abut $3,000) for a ‘bree Washwomen and ral pousewer’, etc., can be acco To R) House.” with back building, without ENT—A jern_built. RoR Sate—A LOT qeasllentiy located fraps i.ches in front, and 25 foe tf SR near bade S accomm: dated. small three-story 1! Hinohes deep ington. Servants, fur gene- RICK basement; In ec: per ee foot 10 cents; ma terms par monies foct ti 3d E. E. ion Bi BRIEN'S CASH STOR * On HENS CAS corner of ureau, Not $e het. 17th j Tith Ne Paper! No Ink! Ne Charge! BE 8. Just rec _ Southwest corner o} Pa L a WIENS a ae 'S, RAY’S, and Just received and O'BR| - ‘OLT- 2 Ene Southwest sorner L and sth ats, HAMS, colvat an er ah. ot SHOUL- Oakes, V ‘piers ES, VARI ETIES 64 Bis) roork TEN end sale b; ¥ out! ithwest soar othe 2 eat Hes ats. BS. gnd MAPLE SUGAR. oR” E, O'BRIEN, Southwest corner of L and oth ats. ANG OF F® Agtk Es, LEMO Just received and for RE UTT: ect semeteed aaa for sale “yh; at 28 ots. per pound, E, E. ibe Southwest corner of L and %th OF SUGAR, at7 ots. 5 cents per pound. Fite ratatved Phas ierakt corner of L and 9th sis, FRESH E ERUMES, s at io conte rr a pened Suet lees eee of and its. 1,000 Fk ae EA See WN. aaa : ononosre ame mio sONDAY Gronexrown, September 3, 1859. Busi; the love and veneration for the name of Washi: bi y having. very liberally patronized the rtd thw of os ee lay in a winter suppl, i fuel. to pe the advertisement of Wil jams. BS peas Boees ww prices show the reasonable rates at which it cau | Baltes, Baldwin, W A ‘Those of our citizens who have not yet settled ze their taxes for 1859, would do well to heed the notice given to them by the Collector in another | B. column. Cand np ‘they may save themselves Bowen K both trouble and B The following ~ made from Ray's di for the two weeks ending £3 to-day : Schr. Allen Middleton, Sipple, 276 tons to Bristol; Lydia Ann, Weaver, 197 mato Prov- idence; Orin Cowle, Smith, 22 tons to N. Yor GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Alles, = mag w gains Predeneh Pe ease D hi meee, Sergt Jes : THE COMMITTEE. Bycns, James a 2 Algira T., Emerson, 203 tons: to Re ea AND TX ry 'T AND PIC NIC AT Amina, Gievis, 291 tons to Boston; John Brady, a hints MANTA Re Sharp, 153 tons to New Haven; ‘sites Wright, | Bowes, H CRUSADERS" LODGE, No. of Malta, Rogers, 175 tons to New York; Rebrcea Knight, Bro of W: in con Eardicott, 24 tons to East Cambri ; Home, jrand Lodges r* Dutton, 97 ns to W ay; ‘Samuel the First Wood, | Bow c _ fos lvania, ie, Macyiai “ #5 tons to Wilmington aking 8 ARETE- | Blood Biss, 7 4 gate 1,964 tons. Barrett, Columbus cen eres Pic. eyed ie Re Toh RNa: a ee Sollivan, WT ALEXANDRIA. Sir Kutghte ren The Binet ot Seeman > aectame td dts enter yi lenves conbenenete the ‘hos the Correspondence of The Star. Sill, PB Occasion. ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 3, 1859. ee hai — magnitude and ae! We passed yesterday over the finished portion’ c a Jolie E gent. ype tt tive. Sub. of the Alexandria and Mount Vernon turnpike, a its ie aes — etantial outs oe be erected ‘accom. and were exceedingly well pleased to find it so} Coss vy jens Soper, Joseph far advanced and in such good condition. This com terme a : road when completed will make the distance | Char") wi \ ee eee considerabl. shorter, De besides being a pleasant | Crutches, Heary Laman, Gen eaten road to ol paper ved at potas Poti our | cranaait ay Cong “ — reg met with on receptium usually accorded to Lesrned, AC Shauahan, Edwd tee Ss ery ei deoatae the boats—which we Lopes, & booted om understan extlusive privilege of exam- ining the ben the boat did arrive, Lesee nl OailersPtinen Caled we were allowed to Hh be jon of the inte- ‘Treynor, Wan rior of the old mansion Ned ‘ot her Of inter- c Bs ag pre Vv est. Wewere pleased to find our friend, Col ~ Sony OM Price, busy with a force of men making many Tremtiesd im it improvements on the ses Terrill, De Geo e meeting of the Fire Department on Thursday Vowels, Enoch night, held for the purpose of phe eae ome the Daly, fLewie Varnam, WM cause, &c., of the riot in May last, = mag lution offered by Mr. Carne, aking ey Fire Ph A Herne, James wy Company to expel from its’ membership the two | Bhcmsutraut, Joe Marshall, Dr | Whaley, Wm young men found guilty by the committee of in- | E.suo.n, E juralie, Geo falter, WL vestigation of having been, the Principal actors im | Frusell: W Bcsnems fees cut Wheethee'® the disturbance. Morgan, 4 Some ingeniously-constructed burglar’s tools, Besgeretd, _ Meceiee, Wm Wenner consisting of a bunch of skeleton cme ysanda pair | Preece, Jus—2 McKee, J CUBA Willismton, Jao P of pincers, were found a a bex, on | Pautk, Hon ae ‘arty, Maj J 3 |, Jao the pavement of Mr. J.T. Creighton’s store mers) — ae ae comin the spot where these implements were e found isin} Georges Wm BM = McCounallJemes’ Witeail, JC close proximity with the store of Mr. Barton, | Gordon. WA—2 McConnall, Jas B Wilson, Juo which was recently spay % is highly probable | Groves, W D Willsoo, HP that these Soma wotenaea beng jes who 7 Simon, 8 2 = Weaker, Gos de ated upon that paaan and perhaps were hi ino Mt = ee 4s there to be used.» if occasion demanded it Sisamerra a Ona ses wonines tools are in the possessiun of Mr. Creighton, EMPSEY «& OROGLE L OPEN THEIR NEW ENGRAVING SANT PRINTING It On MONDA soa siapioeber Sth. sD Dontat DENTAL fur EEE A weenie 07" Larrens must in act cases 3x Preraip. Sept 3. WM. JONES, P. M. AMUSEMENTS. Wee nena AT ie 8. W. Guess. THIS eS rt Surgery, b by J Bet A Pate a perative Denistry; by beta ment. Omaibuses will run at al! ape pe aaring Pa. avenue Taft's pera ractical treatise with gy illustra- Gertrude from the corner ‘7th street and sand Mtees aryland avenue. Soak’ fenst eorsor fete tions: Use nd. Atase of Tobaoso, by John Li- a cece = ChE orn erounde. jeave every hour for she r Zar ; pri ot * ISAS aoa, BO Pn ny hol; Its Blace and Power; by James Miller: | To rr = Barnett’ ites |" Children'eto ornts Comte: Ladion’ 35 pouty; mee per pound, at Foor single oy for Med Oe yee “ vay, ey eee Southwest coracr of Land he are Booksellers ard Statiopel ‘ wy sneha: prise — « , > z . ADIES! REED HOOPS, of ei Beit” eg — Petor Pacan, SCuthwwest coraer ot I wad CU aoe PHILLIPSON: Oats 02258 Daring the the SERIOUS 'F ACHES, CURRANT JELLY, and ae a a oe sipelpadicact - » in offern serv! P RINDS. Just received an Cs a] Washington, ‘Would reepectfully state ag Y ire Giapstong will eaten it Southwest corn a TN. principal Niel pe af th smth PERSON. Thos. Meaghor, - —— Teapeotable, In order to meat tha increasing da- TEAND EXCrusiONn ¥ GUOD LOT OF OLBDR E) WHISKY, at 30 | mant hus offi-e hi i “S ‘i TO OLY MONT. A SoReal a Bia | Sebi ek ie peck an fo | DPUPRRTANTSURG}CA ae G ous ee seS-e06t __ Southwost corner meron aot and sth . core euserede? bia eee aire we iw ‘s aa ul fi be Cece pad | eritieal operation in at | py i on a ~ he remo of an yated mc! * re ELAWARE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE- | (ARRIAGES: au | Mre a ‘G ‘ol A it Star D Cremeeegegemuacen Sanacee! | By tay pact uairity citar aes| POUAGUP ES ean bee eT . the Sig Me . a 18 0] ny si vo! i ——— BROADBENTS &.c pee, Manaorns, the citizens of Washington aud the rut wee. venseis, and nerven of the neck, abouts acer Sineetiebes tp Part, the do! The Consolidat Lotiories, of Dedlawise 4 Sy country that they have taken hey anaes mame 5 soveret removed, end we = Cree - Sj f= of Lottery Commissioners ‘Appoiuted by ako! State. | D street. between sth and 10th streets, end PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN. DA Y, Se Septembe: MON Class 114—75 numbérs, 1 cawnt ballots, 1 prize of. 4 do, ra do, . Fie ker Cap + 827,08 re 6,000 halves $4 TUESDAY. Se s Class 115-78 numbers, Capitals. $20,000 10,000 | 10 eco ts $5, halves 4,000 | 5 itals, , iF 2 prizes of. . ae o 2 do. do. ey ko. }4, quarters $2, e1ghthi 4 rH ballots. of. WEDNESDA ‘lass 116=78 numbers, ool September i2 drawn allots. oe I pri &e. 2.5), quatters $1.25, Sa Tickets $10, iivie wakes ei 5), eighths 1.25 URSDAY. September 8 15 drawn ballots, 8. TH Class 117-75 number rt Oo. : , 2 &eo, Tickets $5, halves $2.59, quarters 1.25. ember 9, FRIDAY, Sep Class 118-72 numbers, 13 drawn ballots. capitals. promee oar an re Tickets $5, ive 2.5), quarters 81.25, SATURDAY, Septembor 10, GRAND CONSOLI iocrey ED. ti OF TERY OF cl) muettoes Sd pes ‘bal Sas Capitals. El zprizes os of. 82,35) a » 5,000 [10 dot : tao Kaowu. ‘Tt will produce three ounces aie om Tickets 910, halon $2; quarters 82-0, eth $1, read over yene evs Sam omenemmageer meet pornutt of fs becaumo by ila une all the'prtamtive SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES, bre pes are and ucdir ed. ard is icky avocable ur poe To be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware, at 15 sous eulforing from dyapopsiy, "I8uw arigical it ite minutes before 12 m, a rmposition, and the re: m of scie yemeane xu tiga MONDAY, 101 ", September se3 cor. 15th st, ead ve AY., aetts for ite sale. Class 1s99—78 mura is draw ballots, JEW STORE! NEV ? j N NEw store! Y STORE! | tpriseot.. DEMP&EY & O'TOOLE Will open their NEW ENGRAVING TUESDAY PR'NTING ESTABL'SHM A ER UNZING BSTABL'SHMENT AMON DRY, Clase 140—25 nurnbe Fr Ne Eos- i get tf Chen ‘olors or leg Sent. tne: tof FINE STATION Tn a. Sterican PANGS NER, © have a'so inorsaced risen PRIN TING and BM EMRG a or lalufas tenes of ove Coston pi tfully eall the ea ‘of the public. ARD. NED HAVING BEEN Aw their agents for t is crt tree that they now is city, give notice that they now have all the ook tn store, and are ready to sell them te the ‘Teachers and jeupils St the reduced rates, All those who wixh them had better buy them gene th month of September, as for that month on they he s« redu ed prices. We have aie stock all 'assical, and primary, used in o ana surrounding T a UNDERSIGN at , Ui fied it to therr advantage to rive dss call be- tors purchasing “BUANCHARI & MO Oe Mo! to ne 3-5t rand Pa av. MAHICAN sate TEQEEA ra “prepa & new I lustrat eri ine ducted by the tne grat he bent writers = pe Seppieonton News, coal number, nt, ie’s Behavior im ies as regards erkes rene by the atha of Charen Anchen All the:Y ear Round, by Charios Dickens. All the New Books, ‘and srarything inthe Blank 1. orbits Stationery y lina, for won| ORS 1 prize of. . ine Oo, we WEDNESDAY, Septem! Class 4i—78 nun bere 13 cone ‘ballots, ‘apitals. 1 brine of. ie 2 prizes oot. °e © ait gr. * THURSDAY, S- Class 142—75 num! ai sidan ballots, } brig of. 1 prize of. 2? do. inti ay confide: for tic’ Joubdeotiat attention ana nity FRANCE, Ba gABbEN rs 2° & oo. kets or certificates of P; ace pHs ss pina] eg eae “y 50. BEWARD~ broke jail, n= Sunday 1 pavi carry on the business in all its 1 he wo whi Scils mon charentenperioee ts teen ENTANIN AITMEY and SORN TSG R? ing worked in the principal shops oF Baroxe ud | DER: America, we feel confi tent of gi e said bay if was committed to Jail on the Repairing carefull And promptivattendedte:’ | lothday ot dune Inet, oharged with the murder of whatfat Tas Nevsstart at ot aed LIER KARMANN S Bopp, | oro choume sat ohare tory. bringe rorees | rfat3.u'cwok a.m. Returnieg will rete cousty, Maryland. He is 9 five foot eight or | the pavilion at $ p. m., touching at Alexandria I would most respectfully recom the above nine jtiches high, light compiexion, thin face and | ihe bat a Ranks ts te be’ bad ot the ladies and at wa —] on cor 4“ exoures oe the patronage of my furmer friends and eus- on, ee lee-trons. 0 the | ot _ AWM. T. HOOK. | Herter, be was employed at the L-anr- dasa | NATIONAL GUARD Pic Nic Pg apt aE aes gl ‘hundred t Oviare COLUMBI4 SPRINGS, c te takgo provided ast bat,’ now On MONDAY PT. STH, 187, 5 tons of RED and WHITE nee the Jail of 8 O01 ar one AUER REE Wan. | aural NRC HER Teaaean sm he NAL GUARD gene ol ri nd Canal sbout n° snetomn years tf age, basa fhir c: vmaploxt mn, r, 1859, they, Uffice, Hand 13th sts. light hair and very blue erens 3 is about five feet ax at theCo es CAULFIELD wil | Brg. thi nae® mother living in Georgstowa, | 1m that ‘cersaton” their surtote reeu ons in Veoal | m-ntal Music on Monday, September — aprender cigs ¥ eins yams wifhewt alloy oR to alla day of pleasue eorge’ ice hy wi band EORGETOWN FE: ALES MINARY. By Order oftie & ommeare Oners : ing music. s - wah aioulare- G 'BOARDI} mal AY SCHOOL . W. PEN, President of tho Board. | | Omonti-uses will save the foot of the Capitol, the ‘The duties of as BN eh mi be resumed on MS, Clerk. au 25-tf | corner of 7th stroet -svenue, and 7th str: the Tat Monday 10 September ext. Circularey sta Sad Meryland avenue, at 8 u'olock &. m., and ‘Sa sircotug th principal ut Seminary, Sr by LOST AND FOUND. ‘sa gales telnet regain frines M. J. HARROVER. Ticl of admission for @ gentleman and indie F- a = REWARD-Strayed away flom the subaon- | FIFIN CENTS. 1 $3, 000 Wonka FANCY Goobs, or, on the 6th of August jest, two j isbeta wall me Be Sarnished Fentiomen at the rates, ‘ured com OF the latest importations, nearly wered sith nal 2 dist . oe | monioors he odapeny: unites 8 Uy - other is & small red cow with white j ie of. Arranger ts. VARD ACADEMY, rieee return tome on Congreve street, +=) B. oe. Perron eeaeie = TE an |Search male are 6 om uses wi! wi - ol PRRUCRSER ASP MOBEiN | G19 ERR asec tina am | Mara attner sce aaa Wee This Academy wil feopen on Thursday, the ist | a mail whiteant very led horned es ¥ purpose of cor ven Nett "n day 0 Septem ernext W. tse bad netprovioney ke oanaiee: Columban ings tothe Pic Nie H. H. MUNRO. Master. | SO} sieaed nor ita other way. bp AvaoL rR ure compat Nor wo eek i) treet Georgetours “or Ter wie: ELLS AND McCOMAS ASSOCIA r Phospate ma paces oraviany Guanoh for as ee will cad waren stata J. ies: inte First Grand ishol et 1 00 ts less to tak om K iv G. PEARCR, hens 2 a hlingons on Springs on, - Depat. Guanos, Fertilizers, &e., $ Reepp boe i Fae pant ured away from the ea’ \- MPartioulars Be _ JOSEPH 0.83 Rouinana Acont, heavy wen on the 18th of Auguat’ ‘SEI 20 2-3t* Contes Bia vct he above reward will be given gum NGRSE oily Bg RE SEEKERS — —The REALITY. nines a0 2-5" @ Corner of 6th aud P sis, ie Steamer” Fomirockiy tres 0. R51 Si Bind treet, det Tand K, OTICE.—Taken vy, Fate te ten vionit in acflfny deaable DE ii Speen thai! any | JN BURFAIU CON cow. ie te Re eh SLE the bemwttut Pt ul hes a very | yiare: ieee eet Dages dod of uh the tail tail waar daily) ia hat tmor eens excursion tick — Goous, ble forthe Ba Fell soagon. such as Bay. | Tequesta to come and take b ae mau, | dereioday examen each for Glyiwont, with ae ee el Bide, wet ome | sez oer ni | Salata arene a ge witcha at 1234 cont: s gplece: "LIN- Siva R. STOLEN-On yy inst, 2} With ign pee days. h sport’ with nook Fics cored eae ale | S frike a oan ite Sie ge | uae Se sa: oath fi sorts ws ook ang be sold | Prowm si her neck. “A soa) Sne'oh. much lower than the usual pices roward of 85 will bs paid f Bh telng so, fine ng Our en will name "cam rige at adervig magned or for any ia for thesr vesto ns ae pet ones, thereby ena ing persons ta buy goods of us gr Hank Tied to | Good canbe had atthese =F without any fear o} boty Reese Oe ee 5303th, street Naw Yard. Boats leave foot of 6th Ct Sonal au22w No. 351 7h at., botween T enil K. Rix, ey hE SUBSCRIBER, | For farthe ‘eherimali en inquire at cho oemgcane OF THE hee arse sMaPriNt ae ANE ie rae TADE OF 1859. SNS ci alte Ei ep otal. noe. Fe RATTINGLY, oe natal it igh, very stout, and. Srey fae iin wi ith and bi Ley mu 4 4 goler.: Ke tag oe ui ooh hire or Georgetown where may line will be made lati or make his way to some fron He es give 83 ifcanghtin unt doi ne cine are of the most | Co! and pict closest favoral le yee ayipe my po so I may get him again. most ad ¥, eunblon a ‘credit, we 1-6t* * Ro store reot to ra ray ronda at REWAR 2 ala cles at piices are Invited to $5, Inet & tmall bay Bohs “a Tenet s ernal! u : ‘clits aiheution fair dealing may be re- as white Ppaete ‘ail binci a ‘ Pesan at sats Es UFtRUL = sa cenee Pall attention ca! “ R PINS, i =| DOES oe & O'TOOLE Seat, done | me 6 aan (e Ferre ee riee eam [a Bet 1.25 per hundred, osha ie Box, 400. Shoains IN see at Nv P 206 Pe. av., bet. eth and ou sis,