Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1859, Page 2

e act of 4th Sept ‘THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY........ September 5, 1859. Spirit of the Morning Press. The Constitution encourages the popular reform Movement about being initiated in Baltimore, but expresses the hope that the wisdom and loy- alty of the respectable citizens participating in it will guard against any imitations of the lawless means of redressing lawlessness adopted by the outraged citizens of San Franciseo and New Or- leans. The Intelligencer quotes from an oration deliv- ered by Thomas M. Hanckel, Esq., before the “<"76 Association’? and the “ Cincinnati Society,” of Charleston, on the 4th of July last, to show the abuses which have followed a esnperees the present generation from the princ: usages of the fathers and paren the government, and the corrective, in the shape of the ever-extt- ing power of the minority, or “Opposition”? to the incumbent Administration, which bas par- tially ehecked their prevalence. WASMINOTON SKWS AND GOSSIE: . “ Tiomt-Rorz Wa txinc.— The State of New York, so lately blessed with astonishing tight- rope walking by Blondin and DeLave, {s shortly ‘to enjoy a somewhat similar treat from Messrs. Thurlow Weed et al.—Messrs. Dean Richmond, Peter Cagger & Co.—and Messrs. U » Brooks & Co.—well-known rival interests ical aidl The occasion is the meeting of State Conventions of the Republican, Democratti®, and American parties. all of which assemble in the course of the ensuing three weeks. Cahoodling. toeffert the result of the State's Vote { the-ap- proaching Presidential election will prove most of thé real business before all these Conventions, though it may possibly occur that the subject will not be openly approached in either of them. To effect that result to suit their views, will require, on the part of the managers, political tight-rope walking as skillful, quite, as that of either Blon- din or DeLave, in their line. Feats of political balancing, twisting, and posturing utterly incon- ceivable to the aninitiated, will, of course, be easayed: each set of rivals endeavoring thus to get the advantage of the other. Pity tis, that these feats will not be as easily comprehended by the people as those of Blondin and Del.ave, which were by no means of as much importance to the country. The public will await the results of these several Conventions with unfeigned interest. the problem to be solved being the question whether what is left of the American party of New York is prepared to be swallowed by Messrs. Weed, Seward & Co., without even being treated to the usual greasing of a strong preliminary slushing of flattery, that is not to be accorded on this particular occasion, for fear of increasing the already considerable disinclination which the German-born Republican-party men feei towards that organization, growing out of the late action of the Republicans of Massachusetts, in enacting that no foreign-born citizen shall hereafter vote in that State until he shall have been two years nat- uralized. = Pustic Survers tn Dacotan.—The General Land Office is In receipt of the returns of the ex- tension parallel of 43 deg. 30 min. north latitude, starting from the western bank of Big Sioux river, and running west 26 miles to the line between ranges 52 and 53 west, of the 5th principal meri- dian, and within one mile of Vermilion river. The parallel crosses Big Sioux river in its wind- ings northward at the distance of 7 milesat a point 2 miles south of Sioux Falls city, situated in township 101 north, range 49 west. Also, of the establishment of the 7th guide meridian west of the 5th principal meridian from the termination of the said parallel due north 72 miles to the point between Ten Mile lake and Ti-Tanka-Hi lake. And of the survey of the Ist, 2d, and 3d standard parallels north, starting from the said guide me- ridian east to the distance of 24 miles. The foregoing main lines of the public surveys constitute bases for the subdivisional work in that part of the surveying district of Wisconsin and lowa which, upon the organization of the State of Minnesota, was not embraced within its Umits. Numerous settlenents bordering the Big Sioux river north of the parallel will soon be ac- commodated in respect to the wishes of settlers for the survey and subdivision of the public lands, aud enable them to locate their improvements in accordance with legal subdivisions of the public tet, districts, comprise some of lands in the State , - ¥ of least he is not aware of any. cee {> At last accounts, nothing of diplomatic im- portance had transpired in the Zurich Conference. D> The Elkton (Cecil county, Md_,) Democrat states that there has been frost in that region every month this year. i> The coal “strikers’’ at Richmond, near Philadelphia, have mostly gone to work again at the old prices, 15 cents per hour. (7 Im Philadelphia, on Friday night, Mr. J B. Roberts, the tragedian, took a benefit at the Walnut Street Theatre, and Mr. Booth at the Arch. - DF Inadi ity at Louisville, Ky.. between W. W. Weston and Capt. James Jackson, late candidate for Congress, the former was shot and instantly killed. Madeira, on the 7th of July. the General Land Office. I> The Texas papers state that the election re- tarns give Houston's majority, for Governor, at about 11,000. The Crockett Argus says a doubt is left whether Lubbock or Clark {s elected Lieut. Governor. The race isa close one, and may not be decided until the entire State is heard from. New York, N. Y Philadelphia, Pa. Baltimore, Md... Washington, D.C Richmond, Va.... Petersburg, V: im in nm, Columbia, 8 Charleston, 3. Augusta, Ga.. Savannah, [77> The directors of a street railroad in Phi’. adelpbia are now making arrangements for test- ing the practicability of steara for running cars on city passenger railroads. For this purpose they are having constructed a four-borse steam engine. which will be completed in about two weeks. "10 The Invalide Russe, semi-official organ of the Czar, contains a highly important article urging the necessity of a general European Con- tess, empowered to consider the actual relations existing between the different governments and peoples, and also to dispose finally of the case of ‘Turkey. a “sick man™ now declared beyond cure. Montgom: Prairie Blu Frederick, Md... Cumberland, Md Parkersburg. V: Cincinnati, O. Harmer, O. Marietta, O. AveéTRIA caNNot Live witHour A QUARREL.— Accordtag to the London Post (lord Palmerston’s organ) no general settlement of disputed questions, even independently of Italy, will result from the Conference of Zarich, ‘for Austria cannot live without a quarrel, aud she has already commenced day, ¥2°; minimum 60°. one with Prussia, now that she is winding up her GEORGETOWN. EXCURSIONS, &o. E xKoworR = on GLYMONT, Franklin Fire Company, ix Hoxon oF THE AMERICA ENGINE COMPANY, OF PRILADEPRIA. ONE DOLLAR. w mber, 1841, for inter-| Items Telegraphed from Washington. . by the Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office to the Governor of that State. These lands, which are situated inthe St) Aagustineand Tampa i tte best hammock Groxorrown, September 5, 1859. On the 22d of August, 1857, our Corporation ing itself to subscribe peemion of the Island of San Juan, of to-morrow will con what bas here transpired it is rea- position of the Adminis us sonable to infer penntiabe. “y tration admits of no com: yof constructing = such point as Hy left this city om York, took his final) de this morning the steamer for Co se 5-M, WS M Rica, ac nied by all themembers of his fam- ee ee : for a cléek in the Atto ney General's office, and a young man of sup abilities, will act as bis secretary: ee No AmmRicANS IN THE Pauxstax AnMyY.—The Department of State bas been !nformed by Mr. Wrizht, our Minister at Berlin, that the report published in many of the American: x pers representing that there were several American cit- izens in the Prussian army, is not correct. At of ution — _ edges, *‘ whether the money to bi ST etnae tas emer dde at ee m the contrary, Douglas offered to d general invitation, vite him to join speak, and that body refused a but permitted Senator Pugh to ‘hes at Columbus on Wednesday next, and at Cincinnati shortly after. ‘We hope many of our citizens Pic Nc. Ample provisi ponent of visitors. It wi tained f om Congress It might seem, at make, no difference who builds but onr citizens. when they at the polls, the action of tion, expected f.0m: © jage as well as raf and to be a Government bridge, a ‘vy the Government, Wil it be the i to build such a bri first glance, that It would Geyttemen Sous TICKETS for the Pic Nic at Co um ovr 7 street we ner h a ~ i) = veh ed The Committee, ---- Bishop Green, of Mississippi, Is at Wil- -+++ Madame Anna Bishop has arrived in New Navat.—Intelligence has been received at the : Navy Department of the Hartford at Funchal, Madeira, on the 14th, and her departure thence for the Cape of Good Hope on the 16th ult.; off- cers and crew all well. The Constellation, with Fiag-officer Inman on board, arrived at Funchal, tothe Keokuk Journal, Louis |, railroad ulsen, thi lebrated chess play is about eg Nope city to New votk orphy to a match game of chess. +The Richmond Enquirer denies the truth of the statement originally made by the New York correspondent of the ‘* Mayor Wood and five o' ocrats, after the publication of the Domelly telegraphed te Gov. W ise to deny its authorship * +-+- Daniel E. Sickles’s first in this city since his acquittal al at Tammany Hall last eveni: Gio gave bin the right hend ef: rel who gave him an el ers. Geo. H. Purser and A ‘ost of Saturday. dent of the Manches- ter Guardian says that Miss Evans, now known to Adam Bede, was only nineteen well, Strauss’s been known in literary society in London as the contributor of several 1 papers to the Westminster. Review, some on the position. duties,and dif- ulties of women. S* Siedvin mone ———. een) & cong: Laxy Survers.—Plats of the survey of paral- lel 40 degrees 30 minutes north latitude, through ranges 49, 50, 51 and 52, to the meander post on the right bank of the Big Sioux river, in range 48, on the 7th guide meridian, have been received at * 7 ee aigliods ton, his ob S, on compe inet t > ct daty to arrange another Fest AA 4 MONDAY: the 15th It is said the only members ilant Fire Compan inet., at Arungton ‘eet Jo @ the Music Stone, eats of ths RANGEMENTS, prOONLIGHT ie pie eqn ¢ young man Juseph of hodaagt black man at the c@&inp meeting in ae —s a a for evidence against him, the case was dincloned® if you want to see fun and He appears at Forrest Hall to-morrow, and Wednesday evenings, ‘¢ have nothing worthy of note from the mar- kete—ng change in prices ALEXANDRIA. i Correspondence of The Star. Sita. Sept. 5, 1859. past the amount of*cor1 brought down by way of the canal was 32,364 tons, a slight increase over last month's figures. The ship Silver Star, which arrived here some Weeks ago with a cargo of cha Islands, to Messrs. Fow’ as she finishes dischargin wharves of the American ceive 15,000 tons of Cumberland Francisco, Cal Tuomey.—N. ¥. -+::The London — Birch, who was accused Rsvotvrionary So.vigrs Deav.—George Hol- man, Wayne county, aged 98, and James Garri- son, Washington county, aged 95, Revolutionary soldiers, pensioners, in Indiana, have lately died. ee gg oe Te Tux Wearusn.—The following report of the weather for this morning is made from the Morse Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o’clock : Srpremser 5. 1859. oF, are nireaey o Fairfax coanty. be the author of when she translated, and Leben Jesu. She has city, Georgetown aed Alex 25 8 THE IRsT GRAND DAY A NIC OP Wel's and McComas The Wells and McComas Asrociation most jc in genera! | Sill give therr First @ Moontight Pro Ni MONDAY, Sept. Look out for Wyman. enjoy a hearty langh. HE GREAT FRENCH DRAMA, LOUISE DE LIGNEROLLES; OR, A WIFE’S DEVOTION, At THEATRE TO-NIGAT, * Arington Springs, on 8 ~ ids Mecmeclves ang gh wil ue 4 8 wi and m ,and the corner “During the month just orthe-n Mark [Nobo 5 iP Bg EN ACh. ‘7th street and Pa. ay OCLA MATION. Ne. 642, OT 1859, FOR SALE OF LANDS. Notice is hereby grven that in all rd gen desinresy n le acl sottlem: rior and up to this date, y settlers prior to Qe Hi ters of the-Iand districts named in the proc! 0 , the registers and receivers of said where the pre-emp- We iting ® gentleman lear, pleasant. 0 from the Chia- ithers’s Band has bsen engaged. .clear, 51°, wind SE. & Co., will, as soon , drop down t the tone de which By inded on cultivation made @ ber 9. 1855, wit -Clear, 82°, wind S above-mentioned, districts are hereby d tion claimants are unable aud ( pay for their tracts at or before the next, to withhold such actual settlement Yation tracts froni the lsmation. By order o| the F Acting Commissioner Genera! Lai GENERAL LAND Orrice, Sept. 3, 1°53, se 5- wow EMPSEY & O'TOOLE WILL or NEW ENGRAVING Ad 93 st On MONDAY, September 5th. OOKE will resume her in ruments! music it. T. PRTER'S (CAPITOL. WILL) SUNDAY ‘aL EXCURSION ONT PAVILIO FIT 0. BMuURCH > St. Peter's Sunday Schoo! re- The steamer Mount Vernon, whioh was to leave New York on Saturyjay morning for this cit ngtop, had not arrived up marning. A large number of our citizens were on the wharves anxiousl: curious to see what sort o! The Clerk of our County Court issued four mar- past month. Slow work hope for better things in future. Private schools com. to 10 o'clock this N, FOR THE B. iT. PETER'S awaiting ber arrivai, riage licenses during the — * ¥ Most of our public and See taeteiees ae mences their winter séssion to-day. The Mount Vernon Guards, wi pic-nic at Columbia Sprin, fe D PRINTING of unalloyed pleasure to a! them ¥ lobrated Brace and Stra Band has for the occasion. ‘or fectiover =i srve up re 8 erron and Colyer have ight rain, cool. Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7a, m , (cor- tected for temperature,) 30,141; at noon, 90,147. Thermometer, at 7 a. m., 61°; at noon, 58°. Maximum during 24 hours ending 9 a. m. tor not long since, we hear, at the earnest solicita- to repeat it some carly future Potomac RS PANNIE B structions im ini let, 1259, She solicits the patronage of her ends. For terms apply at No.43% corner Sd_street and Indiana avenue. se 3 St tien of their friends The National Guard are enjoying an excellent | her own wharf at@ ‘war with France.’ surveys. ‘The standard parallels, starting from the 7th guide meridian, and running east for the distance of 24 miles, as aforesaid, leave a strip of country of 15 miles unsurveyed between their termination and the 6th guide meridian, in the State of Min- nesota, awaiting the establishment of the western boundary of the State of Minnesota, now being run, and which, it is supposed, will passthis strip of the country, and terminate on the north boun- dary of Iowa, or the 43 deg. 30 min. north lati- tude. When the western boundary of the State of Minnesota is ron and marked, the lines of the public surveys on the east and west thereof will be closed upon it, and thus secure unjnterrupted surveys in Minnesota and Dacotah, counting trom the Sth prinejpa) meridian as far west as Missouri river. 1ex MONTGOMERY TiION.—You are hereby: rezular_ monthi UF" The New York city officials are {na peck of trouble. On the Ist lastant $25,000 fell due for salaries to various county officers, £100,000 to the Police, and $360,000 to the State for taxes. The supervisors having refused to pass the‘ tax levy’” (as they were required to do by law) on Wednes- day last. the comptroller refuses to disburse one cen}, on the ground that he bas no authority. Lieut. Lancron, Com’n, o'clock p. m., to receive re} ments of the constitution, By order of the President DecraRation OF INDEPENDENCE BT Sovona.— ‘Tite Arizona correspondent of the St. Louis Re pulican, writing from Tupue, August 17th, says that an express from Magdalena brings intelligence that independence was about to be declared by Se: At Chihuahua. Gov. Pesquiera has been placed <t the head of affairs. For some time past Pesquiera has been receiving large supplies of cannon, smal! ans and arcmunition. He bas in- creased his army to neatly 3,000. serve for the en suin = to be present subject ti five cents, COUPON BO TON GAS LIGH aud desirable investment, dred dollara each, red ng interest af ees Srorpac® or Rervsticay Doctyents,— On Friday last, the Republican Association of this eity sent a large number of documents to the post office, bearing the frank of Hon. John Covode, of {>> At the Odd Fellows’ ,rand celebration whieh isto take plece in Baltimore on Wednes- time at Columbia Springs n ount Vernon will ieave the Withers’ band {y there. COX & McKENNEY bi IN FOREJGN AND DOMES’ We have on hand a varied ani CC nd CIGARS—wholesale and retail. Those wishing a first rat article eee to call. All orders, otwithstanding the uiar term of the County Court com- | ts session this morning. No business Was transacted to the time we clase. 5 AMUSEMENTS. arc tocsems -oe WASHINGTON THEATR. Manacur... ly ‘mostine of” th TUESDAY EVENING, thecth | > ve Glymont at 5 boats at 9 o'clock pm. se 5-2t Fuos. Me f WASHINGTON ART A: 4 A meeting of the Association thar hall, on MONDAY next, the sth instant, at rt gipropcesa amend- venth street, near G. [TALIAN MACCARONI Genuine Italian MA 0. do Vi s TION. will ba held at ds. McGuckian, <* r. 3. W. Gurxx. 5 i ou Michae! Tovey, se3 2t* J. GOLDSROROUGH RRUFF, See John Callighan. NATIONAL BUILDING ass ] I Engagement of the beavtifal Re. A. RZ Pod Rana, hd > A In accordance with the provisions the constitution the annual meeting of etock- hoiders will be held at Temperance Hal) on TUES- DAY EVENING next, the tth instant. at 7% o’elock, when an election will be held for officers to Stockholders who fai! emsel ves to 8 fine of twenty- ues __CHAS. WILSON. Seo. F THE WASHING OMPANY area safe being in suis ot fi eat sissger seat poraniee as & to ae =z ; PARME: Choicest PINE A S33 NG, XCURSION.—The: h Sehovls of Pietob: reat Fvench drama of | FE Xaad“Promionse Chopin snot of Pietober we. Zz 3g z E3 Mre. A. Glad Mee Bae an = hel Z, is} 4 ERTURE—OR conclude with JUGAL LESSON, Admission £) cents, re openaty. Overture at 7X o’elock, PERSONAL. GILT and SHELL LADIES’ TR Om Peon = Ze Ze 4 > via 7th street. Tick- or of menibere of the fa > ™: ze stock of the mportations—at * Ave. bet. ath and 9th ste. IANO FORTE AND ORGAN IN Jo- TE AND ORGAN INSTRU¢ ing this da; - - 1 of the latest 1 N TO you YMONT— Ti ies F. Chureh, (R- y. Dr. mmnounce to the friend od thi Pennsylvania, which Postmaster Jones refused to allow to be mailed, because he had reason to be- hheve the frank was not written by Mr. Covode, and potitied the secretary of the Association of the fact, who jipmediately called upon the postmas- ter i! Compayy with Mr. Covode, who acknowl- edged tny™ to be big frank, but would not avow day. September 21. on the occasion of the dedica- tion of the new Odd Fellows’ Hall, the members not only of the Grand Lodge of the United States. but of all the subordinate lodges, will be requir2d to appear in the regalia of the Order, and not in tzens’ dress. as was first intended. The discip- tine of the Order makes it obligatory upon mem- ASHI Six Per Cent. Stock f purchasers by se S-eolm Ray Away from t ¥, without cau AUNIGAN, an MISS Y. STUMPR. pupil ed pianist of Mannhe ateg to the mu: ashington. that having had many eaching, ig now prepart as beginners or those more ad- vanced. to give instructions on the Piano and Or Terms moderate. Application can be ma r. DeCepniei’s Musical R: Pa avenue, will meet dusattention. Un- f HEINFETTER, he subscriber, on the 2th of jt n, CATHARINE Prentice girl. This persons from harboring her, un- JOHN C SHAFER. chartered UNT, on WEDSES ‘The object of the excar- Lovise DE LIGNEROLLES, uidate, in part, the de! E DE LIGNEROLLES., it GTON CORPORATION Quarterly jor sale in sums to suit RIGGS & CO. sion being to |i years experienos in t receive pupils ei her NO’ 3 hereby notified not to receive a Tar Pablic is N the undersigned in favor of Hum: ny orders left at M ne of the b at bands of vg Soa 4 wil ac- that he wrote them al! with bis own hand; where- upon Postmaster Jones informed bim they could not be forwarded. An SbDpeal was taken to the Postmaster General, who decides that if the post- master has reason to believe any franked mail ‘<DERRY BUILDING,” bers to wear regalia on all official occasions. PF RRY BUIL & Naval Ixretiicence.—The frigate Constella_ tion. Capt. Nicolas, was at Madeiraon the Sth ult. Advices from the Macedonian, Capt. Levy, at Leg- L. EX TENS]YE DEAL > FANS, MATTI _ 80 5-3t the exeurs vo, for children. 25 cents, it?s, NavytYars at veiock a.m. Returning will leave ™., touching ta leaandnie morning of the excursion. i hrey & Summe: €xceptional reference as or $3), with to Saturday, Sept. ox 6th street and ability can be given. rs, and by them endorsed, at 9) da: x ven. ‘terest; anid note having been loot a 31, s-mewhere between the corner Louteiana avenue a town. The drawer nor the endorsers —— the payment of said note UPPER ROOMS. F_PERRY & CO., . RS IN CARPETS, CUR- G, OLLCLOTH, &e, of the best class, Wii. Ovex To-Day. ‘OF. MORRIS’ “ ARZUMEA” PREMIUM BAKING POWDER. This excellont composition does not contain a at ticle of saleratus, alum. or any other kind of de- eterious drug. It ha« obtained two first-class di- matter received at his office is not written by the person whose frank it bears, it is to be petatned jn the office, and no member of Congress has a right to deputize any person to do it for him, even though he personally acknowledges {1 to he his Lorn August 3, state that she was about to leave to spend the remainder of the cruising season off the coast of Syria, paying special attention to what ever the American Minister at Constantinople might saggest’as important to American interests. we 5-3t (Intel.y JOSEPH T MASON Ay +, AITHEY and JOHN HEY was committed to Jail on the plomas as the purest and best Bakine Powder will produce three ounces additional of yeast from every pounds of flour; because properties of the wheat nished, and is hig ng from dyspey A NOTICE. : LL Persons indebted to the undersigned will stiil find one of the firm at the store to counts, SHEKELL & MILLE 274 Pa. avenus, adjoinine the Kirkwood House, NGticeE TT EASURE SEEKERS _The dition to the semi- — ° q ‘0 white men, by its use ail the primitive reserved unchanged ly favorable for per- sia. Itis original in its ‘The sloop of war Levant, Commander Wm. E. | ‘ak. Haunt. which sailed from this port last May to join the Pacitic squadron, was at Rio Janeiro July 23 SB STENSIVE ——_+—____ v7] ‘THE SMITHSONIAN Reoents.—Anevening paper the comin; Darinc Hicnway Rovsery at Peterasces. Va.—Atan early hour on Wednesday morving, a high handed outrage was prepretrated upon Mr George A. Walden, an extensive dealer in slaves. at Petersburg, Va. While walking out he was met by two highwaymen, who seized bim by the throat. beat him over the head, cut his arm in two places and then robbed him of 8560 in $20 notes on the Kxchange Bank of Virginia. He was rendered insensible from the injuries received at the bands of the robbers. A man named Richard Kirks has been arrested and identified as one of the the duties of the office have uniformly resigned. LA ‘Tuat this ts not true will be seen when it is known | sa5-Iw [Int.] 252 Pa.av. tended the meetings of the board since 1847, and vi teken an active interest and part in its proceed- | Howton nae. ings; that Senator Pearce has been a regent from ted 1549, and is always attentive to his duties, Senator Mason since 1949, Senator Douglas since 1854, Hon. | manuscript W. H. Englis eee — :846 till his recent death, Hon. G. Hawley from | ‘* PERRY BUILDING, 1546 till the present time, Prof. Bache from 1846, most happy to see them. or Serofulous affections are the | the only resignations have been those of Rufus curse, the blight, the potato rot of mankind tomes to CLY MOR ington and vie® tieeemees ee daily) during the hi mason T je8 of thi e last, charged with the murder of Li ry, P: 7 |. He is abont five light compiexion. thin face au had « mmon clothing and & Up to the time of the ¢ Laurel Factory, in composition, and the result por. 15th st. and Vt. ALTERATIONS.” On acoount of completing my arren r states in regard to the Smithsonian Institution that | RESTAUR AWT weil bo wasted upon ct al. the Regents who were best qualified to discharge | Until ail necossary repairs thereof are finshed, A CARD. Tae UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN SE- leet-d by the publishers as their agonte for the in- i Books into the Public Schools of this city, give notice that they now have all the Rooke in store, and are ready to sell them to the Teachers and Pupiis at the reduco? rates, All those whe wish them had better bu: ‘September, as for that month only will q lassica]l, mathematical an: mary, used in the different academies in the city o ¢ Dealers and »mall stores will find it to their advantage to give usa call ba- rp purahasing else murder, he was empioyed driving @ team haulin; We will give a rewar for the apprehension of said here taken—provided st = ince George's county, Said PAGS UDER vy of July last, charged with th nineteen years of age, has a fair cor t hair and very blue eyes pores high; hasa@ mother i We will gi rd apprehension, if delivered at a 1 = pon **Up Stairs” juction of the wi b and it; Also, ine shooting jotel scoummodations can be had at these Boats leave foot of 6th street at iT Aithey—; bet 12th & ‘Sth sta. vored at the Jail of that Chief Justice Taney, the chancellor, has at- VISITING. WEDDING. AT HOME, and IN- b VITATION CAR they be xold at » Reti * ¥ ete eh ahi onsen 2 . jo3s icket Agent Potomac Steam sa. aud 36 8. m. 3 ls about five feat ax ion Inquire at the C. iving in Georgetown, is family will enable ‘them with the trading principie. and other copying, neat!: since 1854, Hon. Richard Rush | |¥ 6xecuted, as above. the necessitics of his urrounding country, t Corner 11th st. and Pa av. EMPSEY & O'TOOLE AND PRINTING AVIN rABLISHMENT, DAY. September sth. ‘the Commisstoners : Pa. Ay. ax Ninti Sr., Sept. 5, 1259. taffords us great pleasure to inform our f iends Gen. Totten from 1850, Mr. Badger, Prof. Felton | ari tie publie tist we wil open oar New Sioneae and How. Mr. Stanton from 1956. The truth is, | Wednesday next, the 7th instant, when we will be lent of the Board. maf the Boast LOST AND FOUND. Saturday evening,somex here stand the Market. a PO. ng & #18!) BuIN ‘of mone: ving the same at the OST—By a lad: 293-4 On MO Line FrALe ann WINTER, |. PERRY & BROTHER, ITE Choate and Hon. James Meacham; and the public | Extensive Dealers in Dry Goods of the best class. ANTED—A lt ya! As wet nui Willing to go out or take the child te her ows will hardly consider these gentlemen so much | —*°? 53t superior in Intelligence and ability to the het we | JUST RRCRIVED have given. i -shests fine O01) a Agee eee MP E 3. do. 1°6 lbs. GRE, eDvi Gok again preaching against the reign of ruffanism 100 Ibs. M. rhea 's, ‘They are vile and filthy as well as fatal. They arise frou contaminatioa and impurity of the bleed, and are to be seen all around us every- where. One quarter of all we meet are tainted with them, and one quarter of these die of them: le foolishly too, because they are curable. Ayer’s Sorpertlia cleanses out the scrofulous corruption from the blood, renders it pure and healthy. and —o—__ Potrrwat Rowpyism —The newspapers are 0. an in the cities. Jate mapjfestations on the part o¢ 50 ibs. CURRAN rowdies in Baltimore (to ‘take the town”) being | 93 (ui Hai the particular incentive of the sceagion. Un-| se5 3t* NNET RIBBONS. d Winter BONN B eason,) which we are now sei cost, to prepare for improve- house. Inquire tor MES. C. 208 Water st., Gooreetown. ANTED—A COOK, r at 43a tai ae Om to out W YOUNG LADY, wholns aires & psition a: 3 English Brancher, Fren erencs xiven. Novobjec figs, Washington. D.C (left over from ing off at leas tl ments in our store-room—at. 3: AX WELLS, 228 Pa. ave. MPBELL, at No. ———____ Sit” J OST—On Sunday morni bly on i4th street.) r ME. written in short hand, ¢ finder wil) be i it the residence of Dr. CHRIS it LI ADELPHIA, The fine dreamer’ dames" Terome” Caytain J % ° “4 ay Tegdy to yecel NE. had experience, de = —— . VIA CANAL, to Wednest-y inet, August Si. from the ent, up Ps ave:veto iItherret a Froese \ reward will be riven vered at GEO. BERG » Box 795, City Post OF WM. ORME, = etfvctually expurges the foul contamination from the system. No longer groan under your scrofu- lons disorders, since the irresistible Ayer bas provided his masterly combination of curative vortaes that he calls Sarsaparilla — Waterbury (Ct.) Democrat Opp-Pertowsnie 1x MaRYLaNneThe condi singing psalms to dead horses. ‘The remedy tay: with the vorere, who, if they will persist in voting against every candidate w)thout reference to party wove in whose behalf gangs of rowdy 7))ffJans are en- | variety o nde day reaeived RS—the fines! Game, too numerous to tion of the Order in Maryland for the year euding | tion politicians of all parties in nearly all the tig PAGNE June 30, 1-59. is as follows: Whole number oflodges | large cities are answerable for the existence of the in the State. 9%; number of {initiations during the Fear, 535; rejections, 103; admitted by card, 116; Teinstatements, 153; deaths. 131; total number of such gangs, through the pecuniary and other en-| Mamm’'s Nurser} couragement they eecord to them. The cause, bpotiy rather than the effect, should be struck at, ifsoci- ir Pr. avenue, near ith street. n from the sub. mo. alight red ae oh [NTELIGENCE OFFICE, teamer connects at Philadelphia with steam- ers for New York anc For freight, at very low rates, pry to DE & DAVIDSON, Walhr st., Georgetown, D.C. DENTAL SURGERY— ‘stem water?» hy don Tomes, Be Ps wit ¥—A practical treatige Taft, with av iliuense nd Abuse of Tobacco, by Jahn Li- 1; Its Place and Power; by James Miller; Ne. 806 4x » 206 Pa. Av., e reward will Le ing hertoG. A. VARD —Strayed away from the subser: n the ith of August la: Pt taidd'e size ; 1 red spots. "Th have horns, The red cow has th sawed off. The return tome on der our peculiar institutions, newspaper hwmijies HAMMACK’S nst the rowdies are of little more avsii thag ey RESTAURANT, tlarge’ Hotel, ven to any one re fine Int of Lyphavon AE, such as Reed B listed, will soon suppress the nuisance. Geyporp- | Fiuver, Blue Wing Ducks, wit @ vars nearly covered w mal embraces all of the very best 2 5 on Operati e ps of her horns nfs of George: IN HARRY bove reward w Tees street, he AN} ED=At the REWARD — members, 12,300; total amount of recei pts of lodges, $103,513.59. The number of members relieved during the year is 1,479; widowed families re- lieved. 260; number of orphan children tn charge of school committer, 1,296; the amount paid for relief of members duri ng the year is $27,938 36; for relief of widowed families, $19,020.17; for the education of orphans, $4,736 74; for burying the dead, 86.691 56—total amount of relief, $55 .390 53 The above does not Include the Patriarchal or En- «an vent branch of the order, which is also ina highly prosperous condition, and dispenses annu- ally a large amount for the relief of its mem ber- ship of this formidable evil. APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS.—Jonathag ul ent for the Davis, appointed Mr, len deceased; salary $1,600. cessor, To all our patrons, clerkship ($1,400,) vice Jonathan Guest promoted, promoted will receive the same gui Tue Rerorw Movement tx Battivorr —The American and Sun of this (Monday) morning publishes acall signed by about two and a half «touble columns of names, (embracing, the Amer- jean says. a large proportion of the commercial firms and business men of the city,) for a“ town ing” at Monument Square, this afternoon, at cloek, for the purpose of deliberating together and devising some means of rescuing the city from {ts present de; lorable social condition. The ship (temporary,) vice Aaron Goodrich. warrantee of My. district, vice Gen. G. P. Smith resigned; salary $1,600 -_— * Chickering & Sons. Mr E certain memorialists in St. Louis, who asked that | Vutages to purchasers. sale, the Secretary of the Interior says that the | (itn lodeons and the President is of opinion that the law invests him piesa ~ ————— camera or with no power to grant such request. Lands must for by ail enj Bade ee oe ——— the a some) of always remain subject to sale where they are 8 practical ex; he citing their places o busines ot 3.6 clock fof | brought into market under the operation of the eareccatl of leeteumers porticipate in the nletine ne coma that the pee {ey are withdrawn for the prope bee ot ment Paneer: Melodeo Gui ~ tion of other Jaws passed by Congress Vapors eo i ai meeting Will ve addremed by Charles If. Pitts, Henpegrenial cannot upon metlgre =4 sic aud overy article Pea E George Wm. Baker, and George M. Gill. Esqs., and perhaps by other gentlemen. Wm. Wood. | ©sderations of policy or profit merely. se ferred) Also. @ ste: VANT. Good wages gigen. large, ROOM, suitable for a m 15th and. 19th st. ts north. “Apply to Ze Star OF o Strayed away from th -& black and white ‘epottaa sow With pig, on the bove reward will Just received and for sale if TAYLOR & MAURY, Hookgeliprs and weayore ety would deal an effective blow at the existence | AARP ris CIT;ZBNS OF WASHING t —— This is to certify that, in consequ: ling ment of business by our friend, Guest bas been appointed an Agent for the distri- ae is. Esq., (who has for the past fifteen 1th of August” a and G and K stree' CuRNS CURE: LLIPSON, Offi between 12th and I3th ste. The 18 services to the citizens of ‘ashington, would respectfully state that. armed with Coertifficates of cures effected in the principal cities, and among the families of the most respeotable. In order to meet the {1 upon his services, his offive hou m. through the week, avd from 10 to 1 nthe Sgbbath. Charge, 50 conta, aut 8 red. a ae OM THE SUBSCRIBER, ) WANTED-For | f Mari Pa. av., north side, ued at ‘gino will be grven for r bution of blanks, making and rating stamps and | the city of Washington and District of Columhin) | PaR¥:» B naertae’ hy 5 y, : have, with the ful! consent and appr. post office scales at Washington, vice W. C. Al- | We have, with the fui SON PEELS, — Wanted, a loan of $800 for years, to be secured by a ite in this city worth more unt. The interest will be semi ar nually, as ma: 5 ‘ton promoted t ublic. who have for eo loug ® pend Porm eraee hs: Fo ee ee Oe litereut fo, awe ake th mending Mr. Ellis as a gentieman who Aaron Goodrich, (temporary,) appointed to a aes to make th ° esas cert 0 pesee thom asit * ie pas been rmbityyn of his or todo, first class class clerkship, vice Thomas B. Barton | '8¢,)&p2 the spnitu! Wyshiugton aud its vicinity 7 excellence and Jy 1TOm Our ware- P jeed of t: uet on rea! estat than five times that amo paid either qua terly or 4 Any one wishing a safe opportunit: addres: nee, Box No. 435, City HASE—A smali, comfor- SE, containing 5 or canpiagrs:<SRRIAGEI wou ton andthe tur, Sige (VARRIAGES 2 We. the unde: ned, the citigens of Washing ropndidg oguntry that they have taken’ Larce Estapyisnt es rehi ‘WILLIAM J. BERRY. Robert A. Griffin appointed to a $1,200 clerk- perfsctners os if Purchasers oan Cle as Ourown, Hugh Francis Winchester, of Tennessee, to be —__CHICKEKING & sons. special Agent for the Tennessee and Alabama | The subsersber, im retiring from business, wonld mend to his friends qnd patrons |, to whom he has and Srenaterrea tne paid. appl» immedi: Attorney at Law, oppos;! ED—-A PURCHA: He Rogen sbryect Sad f doing any form -LIamM T. Hoox. th streets, and will eae in all ite vai t experience in the rincipa! shops of confident of giving satist 101 i lly and p- if Fern TER RARMSNW G WO id most benno the patronsge ol my former frie, WM. T. HOOK. COAL! 18h his de erg teing men of gre: ing worked in t KaNsas ano Nusnasea Lanps.—In reply to | perior assortment of ram CED BOARDING. —Mrs. BOWIE, 470 iaih street, hae pleasant aod the public lands of Kansus and Nebraska be with- I beg toinform the public that I haye thj mm 4 id from Mr. cHakp Davis beld from private entry after close of the public | purchase Ainakerine, & “Sous” and othe lly reeommend ANTE) }OOKS. IGRAVIN: ray 8, Ys ~ y Lu EMPSEY & O’TOOLE WILL OPEN THE'R Bide PIN ng-establishet and popular 5 ANTED.—Persons tay cua ses On ND. WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS Fo SCHOOL ne ALE, 520 7th be Riandaisos BUN on ‘way, wi i g Store, 306 Fahd] ees se2 $3,000 *o87* ward, Esq., of the firm of Woodward, Baldwin & Co, has been selected as the presiding officer, With three vice pres dente from each ward Intensat iuprovewent Lanps ov Froripa.— COBPOBA ON OF W. A list of 46,542.86 acres of land, approved to the terly Ax 2" jotel, for Wate, tee Pe, NCY GOops, Ne : : Dr nsle ents r: State of Florids under the provisions of the Sth mye3-st gas, MoGDIRE & CO. Avote, Of the latest impor! ‘er Cent. Stock 1