Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1859, Page 2

rs EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY... sseee- October 1, 185% The Weekly Star, Full asusual of Metropolitan news and gossip. and choice literary reading, is now on our counter veady for delivery to the public. The following articles form a part of its interesting contents : Tre White Apron, or the Fortunate Milk-Maid—a tery tateresting sketch; The Cardinal's Watch; Polygamy in Utah, by Hygrace Greeley, §¢ ; Happy Termin: ofa Affair; The Proposed Restoration of ‘shop Onderdonk; A Startling Serprise; The Niearaguan’s Return; Important Arrest—fiendish plan to murder and rob; The Negro Camp Meeting in New Jersey; Buttermilk Promotice of Longevity; The Masonic Frater- nity; The Wallis Draft Affair—“bluf”” in Washington; The McNerhany and Smith Controversy; Balti- more and Piney Point Correspondence; The Trial Trep and Explosion on Board the Great Eastern; The New Clanese War; Operations of the Patent Office, £e.; The California Matl Service; The Hotels of Amer- ten; The South Pacific Trade; Ex-President Mora; Anew Argument ia Dougias’s Favor, §¢.; Department News; Editorials; Washington News and Gossip; Local Intelligence, §c., §¢-j Late News, foreign and domestic, by mail ana telegraph; Interesting Personai Items; And a great variety of choice literary articles, both Prose and pociry, too numerous to mention. This is just the paper, above all others, for citi- zens and strangers sojourning in the National Metropolis te send to their friends at a distance. Price only 3 cents per copy, or $1.25 per annum. Postage prepaid by stamps when so arranged. 0 Spirit of the Morning Press. The Constitution publishes and approves Sena- tor Gwin's late address to the people of California, in which he vindicates himself against the attacks of Senator Broderick. The Constitution also treats upon Republican- ism as judged by its fruits, and upon what it calls “the nigger question’’ in a flour barrel, alluding, in the latter case, to the fact that Boston men have discovered, through the ingenity of one of their flour Inspectors, a colored person, that Southern flour is + garlicky.” The Intelligencer publishes the communication of Commoiore Tattnall to the Navy Departinen*, in regard to the Chinese imbroglio, and excuses him for the aid he rendered a friendly and kindred people under the fire of the Chisiese forts. sw wee = i>> The steam boiler at the Girard Hotel, Phil- adeiphia, exploded on Friday afternoon, killing two men. i> At the Chicago Theatre they havea new Jocal play entitled ‘Our Eastern Cousin in Chica- zo” IJ A writer in the London ‘Times suggests that she Great Eastern be sent immediately to China. He thiuks that the appearance of sucha vessel at sucha time, with such an armament as she could carry, would bave a moral as well asa Material effect. not to be otherwise produced. Prom Mexico.—The accounts from Mexico con- firm the previously-reported defeat of the Liberals at Leon by Gen. Woble. ,Miramon had reéstab- lished the decree of Santa Anna, of 1543, forbid- ding foreigners entering Mexico with arms aad with liavading designs—the penalty being death. Gen. Alvarez was preparing to march on the city of Mexico with six thonsand men, including cav- alry, infantry, and artillery. From Havaxa.—The steamer Philadelphia, from Havana, bas arrived-at New Orleans. It was rumored that Gen. Concha would be relieved in November by Gen. Seraus. ‘The stock of sugarat Havana was 170.000 boxes. Buyers demanded a Teduction. Molasses was dull. Freights were improving. Exchange on London 14%al5}¢ and on New York 3 per cent. The yellow fever is Yaging at Brownsville, Texas, and some thirty miles above that point. Tue Great Eastexy.—it is announced, of- ficially, that the Great Eastern will leave Port. land. Weymcuth, on her trial trip, on the Sth of October, instead of the 17th of September, and Sinally sail from Holyhead for Portland, Maine, on the 20th of October, instead of the 20th Sep- tember. This delay ef three weeks is the time in which Mr. Scott Russell contracts to repair the damage occasioned by the explosion, and to put the vessel in the same! condition that she was in when she sailed from the Thames. This con- tract, however, does not include any repairs which the boilers may be found to require, and although they apparently sustained no damage, an investigation is said to have shown that the internal stays of the boiler most directly exposed to the force of the shock have either been dis- Placed or greatly weakened, so that the boiler cannot be safely used in its present state. > A Nicaraguan correspondent, writing from Managua on the 27th of August, states that Con- gress had adjourned, after transacting some very important business The Lamar-Zeledon treaty had been ratified to meet the wishes of our Gov- erninent; the anti-filibuster clause (in the sixteenth article) was suppressed. ‘The British treaty was not acted on. as Sir W. Gore Ouseley was in the interior of Costa Rica, and could not come to Re- alejo until the dry season set in. Nicaragua ‘wished to see the Mosquito question settled. The French treaty had been moditied and ratified. A Postal convention with the United States was needed. Honduras had obtained a beneficial col- onization grant. The importation of Chinamen had been ordered by the Nicaraguan Government. ‘The news of the revolution in Costa Rica did not produce much sensation. The Vandyke Transit Company had informed Government that they Would open the route during September or Octo- der ee eee eee stems Teiegraphed from Washingten. Wacuisetos, Sept. 29 —Important dispatches ‘were recc'ved yesterday from Geueral Harney, in which that officer says that no conflict had taken place between the troops, nor was there the slight- est apprebension ofany. | have reason to believe that if these dispatches had been received Prior to General Scott’s departure, that officer would not bave been sent to the Pacific. It may be that orders will go by the next steamer for his retarn. Wasuixcton, Sept. 30—The statement in the New York Herald that the island of San Juan is in the joint possession of British end United Star forces is discredited at the War Department. There, an@ indeed in all officials quarters, there seems to bea calm but determined pur, to maintain the nghbtfulness of our territorial claim up to the channel of Hare. The interesting fact Is stated in army circles that Arrowsmith’s n ips. of the London edition of 1519, bave the boundar: line drawn through the middle of that chann. In the same quarter I hear to-day confirmation of my dispatch of last evening, ‘stati that the British commissioner was Ingiructed By bis gov- ernment to run the line through the Ragsario channel. As information reaches here to-night from New York that the postmaster there has advertised that the California mails wonld be sent on the 4th by the Vanderbilt steamer, it seems settled that the Postotiice Department has given up the hepe of the fulfillment of the couira't by Mr. Johnson for = Fvice, either from New York or New Or= > SS Appa Tur Eriscoea: Convestion at New York. WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. _o PRESENTATION OF =! gag Fei intelligence lately received at Arizona 3 $. Indian Office, we learn that at the request of Lieut. Mowry, the Pirncs and Maricopas Indians recently assembled to the number of four or five thousind for the purpose of receiving the articles purchased for them under the act of July 16th, 1858. They consisted of two thousand farming implements, several thousands pounds of barley, and other grain for seed. axes, &c.; several thous- and yards of cloth, calico shirts, tobacco, and beads, were also distributed. The purpose of the Government in making them this l: re number «¢ presents was briefly explained by Lieut. Mowry, when the chiefs in reply expressed great surprise and gratification at this munificent gift of their Great Father, (the President of the United States,) and promised to endeavor always to conduct themselves in a manner that should continue to merit the commendation of him who at this time 80 boynteously rewarded them for their past good conduct. et oes Licut-Hovsz Comrieteo.—The Light-House Board has received official ipformation that the new light-house at Cape Lookout has been com- pleted. The tower is the frustum ofa cone. It is built of brick, and is surmounted by 2n iron lan- tern painted black. The color of the tower is red, and the focal plane is 156 feet above the level of the sen. The keepers’ dwelling, which is a part of the old tower, is painted in red and white horizontal stripes. The illuminating apparatus is a catad ioptric Fresnel lens of the first order, show - ing a fixed light of the natural color which should be visible in ordinary weather a distance of 22 nautical miles. The position of the light-house, as given by the Coast Survey, is: Latitude 31° 37° 20° north; Longitude 76° 30 41” west of Green- wich. The new light-house will be lighted for the first time at sunset, on Tuesday, the ist day of November next, and will be kept burning during that and every night thereafter until further or- ders. nae ee Catirorxia LanpSurvers.—The General Land Ottice bas received a diagram of the survey of the Sth standard parallel north, between parts of town- ships 20 and 21 north, of range 12 west; and ex- terior lines of townships 19, 20, 21, 22, and 23 north, Of range 12; and townships 19,2, and 23 north, of range 13 west, of Mt. Diable meridian of California. These lines were surveyed by J.C. Cloud, Deputy Surveyor. Also, the survey of Ist, 2d, and 34 standard parallels south, and the ex- terior lines of a number of townships in the same vicinity. Surveyed by Arch. McNeil, Deputy Surveyor. Likewise, a diagram of the survey of the exterior lines of townships 23, 21, and 25, of ranges 9, 10, 11, and 12 east, of the Gth principal meridian of Kansas Surveyed by W.C. Ransom, Deputy Surveyor. — Anatizine Native Grares.—The Agricultu- ral division of the United States Patent Office, for some time past, has been receiving, in small quan_ tities, varieties of crapes from different sections of the country, which the chemist of the Department isanalizing, for the purpose of discovering their constituent parts—especially as to the quantity of siccharine matter contained in each. A descrip- tion of the Scuppernong has receutly been received from the State of North Carolina, which has been found to equal, in this respect. the French grapes, which contain twenty per cent. of saccharine matter. eee Sreciat Laxp Certiricate.—The attention of the Commissioner of the General Land Office hav- ing been called to the fact that certain land war- rants in the State of Illinois bad been located upon lands which, under the provisions of ihe act of Congress of September 25, 1:5), enured to the State of Illinois, he has, in accordance with a sub- sequent act. approved March 2d, 1855, relating to swamp lands, sought to indemnify the State, by placing at its disposal the same number of acres outof publie lands not otherwise appropriated ; and has therefore issued a special certificate to the Governor of Illinois for +.299.9- acres of the public lands. oe Kansas Bast Lixe Survey —The Surveyor- General of Kansas and Nebraska has been in- strncted to direct the contractors appointed to extend the 40th degree of parallel, which econ. stitutes the boundaries between the Territories, to make astronomical observations, ts be made at different stations on the line, for the purpose of furnishing additional evidence 2s to the cor. rectness of said location, together with the ele- ments involved in reducing the results of such observations. Heati or THE Sscretary oF War.—aA gen- teman who left Old Point Comfort last evening, states that the Improvement which has taken place in the health of Gov. Fioyd within the l: st week is marked. It was his intention to have returned to Washington to-day, but being advised by bis friends in consideration of the recent favorable change not to doso, he has decided to remain some ten or fifteen days longer, ie a Diseontinvan ¥ Licuts.—The Light-House Board having deemed the following light-houses ®8 no longer necessary to the public service, has ordered their discontinuance:—L.igut-house at Bar- ataria Bay, on the coast of Louisiana; light-house at Corpus Christi, on the coast of Texas. —_——- Tre Presivent of the United States has left his summer resort, near the Soldiers’ Home, and again taken up his residence at the White House. pee = Tux Weatner.—The following report of the weather for this morning is made from the Morse Telegraph Line to the Smithsonian Inatitution. The time of observation is about 7 o’clock: Octoser 1, 1859. New York, N P it . easant. -clear, 70°, wind NE. .clear, pleasant. -Clear, 68°, wind NE elovay. Jackson, Ala. clear. Mobile, Ala.. clear, % Gainesville, New Orleans, La.. clear, 7#°, wind SE. FROM THK WEsT. cloudy, cool. cloudy, cool. ear. pleasant, joudy, cool. cloudy, cool. joudy, damp. cloudy, damp. clondy, di cloudy, damp. Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7 a.m » (cor. rected for temperature,) 30,162; at noon, 30,102 T -at7a.m., 64 Maximum during 24 hours day, 70°; minimum 65 A STATED MEETIMG Of the Columbia Typoeraphn society will be held in the ouncil Cha. bee This Evening, at 8 o’clock. TBE, BIBLE, CLASS wiil be resum. t the Rooms of the Youne Men’s Christian Ssocia*ion on SATURDAY + Vv Ke 4G, Oct. ist, ata o'clock, underthe charge of Dr. Samson. Sub_ ne renewal of the promise to Abraham,” oc 1-1 The Case of Bishop Onderdonk —At the evening session on Thursday. Dr. Vinton submitted a rés. elution askiug the convention to petition the House of Bishops for a reversal of the sentence of suspension on Bishop Onderdonk. As part of his argument in favor of this beread the Bishop's memorial to the Honse of Bishope,which it appears was drawn up under the auspices of the Rev. Drs. Hawks, Tyny, Anthon and Eigenbrot. Forma! stitements, Tecounting their connection with the matter, and the motives by which they ‘Were governed in regard to it, were made by the three first named of these a. A resclu- tlou to layon the table was pendiag when the convention adjourned to meet on Friday, at nine o'clock a. m. Yesterday, the motion to lay on cheered: taken up, wos lost by the following vote—ayes 85, Does 269; ner ae aguinst tabling, 123. ¢ fol- lowing resolution was then adopted—ayes 22, esolved. { the remission of sentence of the Rt. Rev. Bishop Ondurdeuk venta be aceept- totic te this Convention. apon the condition that the restrictions upon the exercise of Pp ers and offices within the diveese, set f in is lotion te the ¥. Bishop Potter, laid be- fore pode yao 2 annexed to the eame, or such restrictions ive to the exercise of Sos Powers as the House of Bishops may deem fit. THE KEV. DR. SUNDERLAND, havin PH ALTER NOON tt ioicloek His SABE | a ’ o clock, is ny gation wiil cccupy Trinity Chure! ‘on that osca- son. OG Sehr ka. Ry NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTE- a7 Winn COE A, GuRuRy, Pas- orm ation wills mntil farther potion. m 10th street jure! 1" orluak to the morning, ea? in whe 1Sth street Ghettctccat sie iriebatie room. a heratofore, NEW JMRUSALEM CHURCH, North | dC streets. —On BA B- ‘0. NG ext thechonsione it be ov J2: I—"On tha o eristes of a true Seats free. aud all invited. (CBr Anoutan apenas Rec. Sec. Hiv, Ooober gr aes! its OF ict of 4th, Personal. +A London letter-writer says Charles Dickens is about worn out; fast teeskiog up. His cares, his troubles, his years, his habits, and incessant to make both ends meet, have taxed his mental powers till they are breaking down. In his reading he looks like a decayed beau, a patched, printed, peruked he dowager. fone -+*:Several years when playing with of his children, Mr gt arcbitest of the Great Eastern, accidently swallowed a golden halfsover- eign, which stuek in his throat, and a. ablest surgical aid was employed, it was found impossi- ble to remove it. The coin remained firmly fixed in his throat fora considerable period, and Mr. Brunel, of a very nervous temperament, appeared literally pining away. At last, when thingsseemed at their worst. his Trish man-servant gave hima inch of snuff, and the violent sneezing which fis caused suddenly removed the coin. ‘Tuk AMERICAN AND THE CHINESE AFFAIR.— “An Eye-Witness,” in a letter to the London Times, tuus speaks of the attitude of the Ameri- cans: “T eannot end without Hegient to one matter that, in connection with this battle, should ever be remembered. Were we children of the same mother, we could not have received more sym; thy and kindness than we met with from Americans. Never were men more ee neutral, As we passed in to the assault, g- Officer Tatnall was heard to say, ‘ Blood is thicker than water,’ and in a hundred different ways he and all his people, to the very cabin boys, acted up to this homely proverb. When he heard that our Admiral waS wounded, at great personal risk he went on board the Cprmorant to see him. Many of our men slept in the American tender on the night of the fight. Segars, coffee, brandy— everything a man could want—was placed before them. American crew forgot themselves, and thonght only of the British. A few days after the fight, a Clinese junk, with a fiag of truce, brought fresh provisions to the Powhatan, United States frigate. ‘These were immediately sent to our wounded. ‘The bond of American’ brother- hood was indeed deeply cemented in our trial at Peiho. I Believe there was not a man in the fleet who did not feel it growing up within him, and I aim sure there are thousands, if | may not say mil- lions, at both sides of the Atlantic, who will join me in the ferveut wish that that feeling of broth- ceeerd, may take deeper and deeper root in both 9 The London Times, {n an editorial in whieh it censures Admiral Hope for his too great confi- dence and consequent def-at, concludes its remarks as follows : “‘it is more easy to found than to restore supre- may, but in execution of the dutv which de- volves upon England and France it is an un- speakable gratification to find that we may rely, at all events, on the sympathies of the great Anglo Saxon republic. Whatever may be the result of fight, England will never forget the day when the deeds and words of kindly Americans sus- tained and couforted her stricken warriors on the waters of the Peibo.” ,AR MONTHLY MEET- y Branch Trotting Associa- DaY, 3d October clock p. m. ‘Punctual at- members is particularly requested, asa President is to be chosen, se 3) St ‘=> YOUNG CATHOLIC’S FRIEND SOCI- UF BTY—Pao regular monthly meeting of thi Society will be held at St. Peter’n Church on S! DAY AFTERNOON next, October 2, at5 o’el’k. se 3-2 J _McUENRY, Rec. Sec. | F TURNPIKE ELSCTI stockhol- F ders of the Washington Turnpike Corspany are hereby notified that an election for a President, echt Managers and a Treasurer, will be held at the Farmers an JMechanio’s Bank of Georgetown, on the ae ond MONDAY of October next, between the hours of 10 & in.,and2 p. m.,to manage the affairs of said company for the year thon enening. . READ, ‘Treasurer. se 19-lawte (Rockvilie Journalcopy) CUUPON BONDS THE WASHING UF TON GAS LIGHT COMPANY area sale and desi-ah.e investment, being in sums of five hun dred do!lars each, redeemabie Janumry 2, 1862, and bearing interest at rate of six es, cent. per annum, GGS & CO. and pro® HIRE— : years of age, who has had much experience ai MULATTO BOY t 18 a house servant and waiter, may be hired on re: sonabie terme on early application at the Globe ( lice. oc 1-2t* E wie D R. FE K HAS REMOVRD His Office from 432 street to pg es BETWEEN D AND t STREETS, IsLanD. oc 1-1t® [POR SALE—A HORSE and BUGGY HAR- N and a road HORSE 6 hand saddle horso; racks and trot SP well; adapted for a doctor; will stand with i | To be seen at KIMMEL’ S a- bies, or for information inquire at the Juniata 2 cutheing hitched House, 134 +t. ate THE BAGL © 318 sro eG n. 318 I shall keep my Stove Saloon open until 19 o’clogk for the accommodation of th it Convenient to give me Sundays excepted” Most reapeotiusiy, ae pay C) WOODWARD, oc 1-6t Eagle Stove House. No. 318, ,OR THE CONVENTION! ROUND TRIP TICKETS, via - ORance & ALEXANDRIA AND Viroisia CanTRAL RAILROADs. To the Episcopal Convention, mond on the 5th of tho present = = month, Round trip bye unt! the adjourament, JAMES A. BVAN $6,000 Corner 6th at, and Pa. ay. cheap. WORTH OF LEATHER (on con- 4,000 pounds SOLE LEATHER, "RENCH CALEFS! that cannot make »|' through the day— siguinent) to be sold this month very Se dozn F KINS, 5 do. FRENCH KID’: 5 do. AMERICAN KIPS, Ladies’ Black Lasting, Gontiemen’a Gaiter of all kinds, Boff Leather, Harness and Shoo Findings, &c., at the Com: ion Store of HN C. SHAFERG, No. 289 Pa. et 9th and 10th ate. F WATCHES RODSHAM., Jureensen, Cooper, Adams, T: - twas, Vacheron, end all other W. TCHES of cele ty ity, A large assortment of the above just re- ceived and offered at the towent rates. WATCHES and CHRONOMETERS carefully REPAIRED by skillful workinen. M. W. GALT & BRO., Jewelers 354 Pa avenue, oc 1 3t 4 doors weat of Browa’s Hotel. 318 THE EAGLE STOVE HOUSE. 318 Ihave just received another supply of my Amer- igan Deubie ton Gas-Coneuming Fiat-top Airtight COOKING 81 OVE, of which I am the inveutor, and _only for sale at the Eagle Stove House. 1 Balcony in font. _oe 1-6t 75 eel st* €. WOODWARD, No, 318 Pa. av., bet. Mth and Ith ste. GOUD SECOND-HAND PIANOS FOR sale upon monthly payments of small amounts, JONN F. ELLs. PIANOS, new and second-hand. for rent fora day, woek, month or year. JOHN F. ELLIS, NELODEONS for rent or saie JOHN F. ELLIS, MUSIC, GUITARS, VIOLINS, STRINGS, &o, JOHN F, ELLIS, ool 396 Pa av.. betw. 9th and Ith sts. TEETH. M « LOOMIS, M. D., the inventor and patentee ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at- tends personally at his office in this city. Many pereons can wear these teeth who cannot wear others, and no personcan wear others who cannot wear these. Persons cal ing at niy office can bs accommodate! wivh any stylsaad price of Peeth they may desire ; but to thease who are partioularand wish ¢) purest, cleanest, strongest, and pRie rfeet denture that &rt can produc’, the MINERAL PLATE will be more fully warranted. Rooms in this city—No. 336 Pa, avenue, between = and 10th sts, ‘Also, 907 Arch street, Ponisi P oo l-ly PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 267 ‘The Cheapest STOVES, Greatest Vanety of STOVES. Prettiest Designs: of STOVES, Latest improved eTOVES, STOVES tvat have been well tried, STOVES that are of heavy Casting, STOV rom renowned tnakers, SPO VES that on, be found at can be relied can be t JAMES SKIRVING’S Wasuincton Stove Factory, Southeast corner of Penusyivania ay, Uth st. oe 1-eo2w tes. j 5 EM rr NCI®’, ‘EA or CORREA RNS, LE MA RAYS TOLER SEES: T STAN PPLE IRONS OYSTER Sona or other SES aitialen’ You ny ‘ou can b EW DRY 600Ds N® WHOLESALE PRICES. ATTHEWS Oo. are now i i perlay BOe EEN EW DEE GOODS eres ® Ba Pres aug ‘ae to er Pats wa at Ele - at Bee Ba hi Wea aid a3 ‘25e.; Plain do, do 31 to S04; Fauc} eters. a EG Wwé DING, IN Pa TONE. AS ME ioe acer Reman & fon, Washington rl, Ordered to be inserted in the Evaxing Stax, it ing the | ving t reuiation ° EAI for letters in thofollow or in ag ‘ing list, wil eV ATO ADVERTISED. — Ss’ . Alexander,Mre Geo Ellie, Mary K Miller, Fannie © Ei Seleati a feaegge ss Eieca md Booke, Jone = Fay, ty Anat Beall, Mrs Piaher, , Mary Bark Flo issLav’a Olmstead, L Brooke Mi "eEFre Patterson, Bail, Mre MiseMaggicRooche, St Fre Beit, Mus Kila Gates, Mre Mary Bogie, Miss Annie Gregory, Mariah A . Beall, Susan J mer, Mra Renner, Elizabeth Brown,MraLucnda How, Mra Mary 8 Robertson, Mrs Geo Blake, Mary E Higdon, Mre Nancy Roads, Mies Elix’h Boou, Mrs Jane EB Horting, Jane Ry Bates, Mary J Johnaoa, Susan M_ Sim Biackstoa, Delia Jordin, MiseG Stewart, Mafgeret Bowman, Em J King, Miss Mary C Sima, Sarah A | Miss Baldwin, Mary A D Kaberd, MaryG Birrané.Mza JohaT King, Mre Mary iog, Mrs Geo S Ciarke, Miss EM Ki Clark, Mre Mary Cooper, Busan A’ Conk t Wilson, Yalia Woodruff, Melinda Werver, Mres GENTLEMEN’S LI8T. Arnold, WH Fickiin, § W McGarr, M Allen, Singleton B- Post, Mr McMalleo, F_ ‘Andrews ry ir McCray, Magio Omar, Joho Powers & Co Packer, WF Powers, Thee Portia, Sidney Pardue, M A—@ Parker, John Birogm, N Gaten, WA Paken, Dr Burroughes, WH Gazler, Wm H— Pamphrey, AG Browne, Col Wm Gibson, Lewis Quintin, w Girdon, Jaa Rush, Wm E Goodell, J W Boyd, Wm M Burwell, Wia M Burke, Thos H Granger, Henry G auher, Geo Gi Ree: 4 Rodgers, OJ Reitz, Dr JR Riatfuff, Johu Reynold, A W—2 Saath, Win A Spedien, 8 FE Sporred, Stemmeli, L Stowers, ) $_2 Bherbure, John Sellen, John Breaemer, Lewis Bokle, Rev J A Bernard, Gen J Browns, John Bowl Bu J Breeie, Jae R . Sewer, HL Brady, Andrew Sues, Geo L Syabo, P Ingman, Thos Sievius, CR ci 4, WB Ingraham, JuoH Scott, DK Counelly, 3 F Jones, MP Susler, CF Clark, ‘Beha Caleb Chipmin, RL Caner, P c. Michael tark, Lewis en, CW Vaugilden, Frank Watton, Loog. Robert Luuleschen, P= Wylie, Doveran, Win ——_Liply, Word, Delony, WinG — Lewass Winte Ducondel, K Webb, Dixon, 3 W Whipple, John Daie, John M White, Jas B-2 Donohue, J io B G ou, Robt Murphy, Pat : John Weaver, Prank Mankin, Joba West, D J Wagner, A 4 Webb, AL 0, Pirzgerald, Thoe INITIALS.—Oriental Lodg: varian Couapl. = {7 Latrzus Must IN ALL “asEs Br PREPAID. Oct 1. WM. JONES, P. M. ; = UST RECEIVED— 1.000 Havana ORANGES, first of the season, 10 boxes French LEMONS, 59 drums FIGS out fine, BMS CRN EON GINGER, now importat eos > b a mu im On, 1) “do. Bordeaux OLIVE Olle 1,000 boxes SARUINES, new crop, quarters, fn and wholea, in oil and salt, ER, ard ali kinds of SPICES, nd domestic No nnd F lasts ao Lin rT 1 Et Hen BOONES UL, T. DRURY. oe 1-3t corner Pa. avenue and Lith sts. CoNseLIpaTED LOTTERIES UF DEL. WARE. A FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Manaczrs, .WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. rl FRANCE, BROADRENTS & CO. having ob- tained from the Legislature of Delawara, at its late session, a Lottery Coutract, to continue in opera- tion for a period of twenty years, and noving iven <a bonds to the State for ene million of lars, to ae- cure the prom ent of al! prizes sold, are now drawing at vows Del. CONSOLI- DATED LOTTERIES OF WARE for the benefit of inte improvementsand other OU LOTTERY 4 ‘saina objects. selidated Lotteries of Delaware are ‘n daily at 15 minutes before 5 p. m., and the Li ex County Lottery daily at 15 nunutes before Ail drawings under the superintendence of Lot tery Commissioners appointed by the State of Dei- aware. PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN. MONDAY, October 3. Class 134—78 numbers, 13 drawn ballots. . Capitals, 1 prize of. ++ $28,000 | 4 prizes of. 25.50 1 do. + 14,0014 do, 250 1 do. 5.9119 do. 100 TUESDAY. October 4. Class 135-75 ——— tt drawn ballots, - 925g Prizes of.......... esr o- 2° &c., &0 Tickets $5, shares in proportion, WEDNESDAY, October 5. Class 136—78 numbers, 14 drawn ballots, 5. Capital, ili do. . i! a &o., &o., &o. Trckets $10, halves $5,quarters $2.5, eighthe THURSDAY. October 6. $125 Class 13775 number: 28 $2,125 | 200» 2 drawn ballots. yrize of. E do. a» . ae. | ke, &e. Tickets §5, halves $2.0, quarters $1.25, FRIDAY, October 7. Class 133—73 pee drawn ballots, apitals, | prize of. $2,00 it prizes of. 1 do. 8,000)1° do. &eo., &o. $2.5, quarters $1.25, SATURDAY Be NSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE—Class 6. To bedrawnin Wilmington, Del., Saturday, Oct.2, 78 num! re, 2 aan lots, ‘Spitals. 32, 10;760 3,000 & &e.. Tickets $5, halves of! Tickets $10, fives $ ddress—FR ANCE, BROADBENTS e * Wit iiGTeN, Seewees. spans SUSSEX COUNTY LUTTERIES. TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. To be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware, at 15 minutes before 12 ms MONDAY, October 3. Class 163—73 number 1g drawn ballots, Is. TUESDAY, October 4. Class 161-75 nummbe‘s, 2 drawn ballots pitals. 000 | 2 oe : Si 2G ccs ce. ” Tickets $1. WEDNESDAY, October 5 Class 165-78 num aes i3 drawn ballots. 855000 2} 1 1,023 | 2 oR . e. Tickets g1. THURSDAY, October 6 Clase 168-78 num a I2drawn ballots, “fy 95,908 |Z prigos of » 1200}2° do. &c., Class 160 To oe -@6,005 | 1 prizes of... is | lig i Beiinngeanre TREASURER’S MONTHLY vay eva ped nanan eye spain i and in 2 ond branches Dy tetwrmt rented ty aay at September. | py the amount whiek pte pele & Ee nd from depositaries, as ordered by the Secretary of the Treacury = Drafts hereto In what place. 'Amonntonde| fore drawn,/4mount eub- posite. but not yet Jeet te drat, | pad thom chy Freawurs of the United States, Washington, D. 5, a i | gene Assistant Treasurer, Bost: Massach: at 6) 255.08 Aseistant %, ies S022 | A wre sae A 3a Sas | wie4 75,109 2639 seaT Assistant Treasurer, > 305,627 129.238 69 Assistaut Treasurer, St. Lou mu ley? 8105 pyr Assistant Treasurer, San Francisco, ™ am 4545947 | Depositary at Buffalo, New York 252 143 3) lise ~positary at Baitimore, Mary! 33,498 45.532 Soe *positary at Richmond, Virgi: 1487 1aKe . M2 Tee o 45.062 2,887 saagsavagsseszsees oa re tary at Norfolk 79 ositary at Wilt Fa od Fs @ son > 1a ur Sam st 10 AY ol ® 1ie7 7 List 30 128% 2,25) es uae 4 neinnati (} oT 0 Y W Ds. 2 file Rock Arkansai | saiais oss $e cago, Ilina SAID AE ne teoit, Michigan 8,008 95 Kaa Bers: rd pb me ag. Orego: "hie @ teed a recon Cr . Depositary at Olympia City, Wash 3 ht prereitery at tallabassee........ spositary at Omaha City, (Gillmor, Asnay office of the Unitod Staton, New Mint of the U State: Piuindsighin Branch mint of the tod States, Branch mint ofthe U: tes, Brauch mint of the United Branch mint of the United a8 a 834 i 2482) Q2yseearS4tesczs2cs: Fe¥eeyy! é z Deduct overdraft. Add differenes in transfers... Net amount subject to draft... Transfers ordered to Treasury of the United States, Washington, D.C. fransiers ordered to Assistant Treasurer, St. tenis, M =e ransters 01 to Assi Francisco, Cal. stant , San Transfers ordered to Depositary at Savannah, Ga... ........... dered f Feemtecs copeer ees Oct 1-it stant New York, Now York. .... sis of Se Oeil Boe, Philadel phia, Pa PERRY’S FAMOUS BALTIMORE maDE SHOES! Warranted to Wear Well. A SPLENDID STOCK JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY T. CLARK & ©O., No. 16 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between @th and 9th streets. Se = = = od WANTS. l BALLS, PARTIES, &o. Sep 24-S,T.4Thiw = ANTED—A COOK. WASHE. a GRAND BALL WARGNRR etc one SEER. 88 Was oe AGES AE Repo FELLOWS sl referred. Apply the southeast eorncr of 9th HA Nayr Yard,on THURSDAY, October 6th, and s. Me | dase, Ne, Morir of < , S 1A ak, ANTED—A CLERK for a Dro; Ad: | W487! "Druseist." taroogh the City Pest OF walk ORY HODGE Na tend “A isan fice, apa real name, giving rences, &c. |° The proceeds to be expended in furnishing the 06 1-3 ctl | Lago R im PRTELLIG OFFICE, 494 Exeygyre | race. traguad Stkeer.— es axe informed thattheyeanhe | Will provids mn veuts rod oer supplied, with Se: ebaracter—both male and female—p'ain and profesred Cooks, Cham- | eondyeted Ty co ore bermaids, and Needie Women. Wanted—A maie | °* it mane, e reshments will be furnished by an experienced teror. ‘The Saioon will be gaily and tastefully decorated, or female to spoak Spanish, Application to C. . 1. EONARD, Proprietor, 494 ith street, betw: nd e arrangement calculat™! to conduce to the “St* | enjoyment of the occasion by the ladies and gentic En ares eet Csaba i men way favor us with their presence, will bo first-rate = made, pode pea i fer | In this effort to raise the means to render our ge 3)-St next door to o | Lodze Room a fitting place in which to inculcate ' great principies of onr brotherhood, we respect 5 solicit the suaport and liberal patronage of the 4 ANTED—By 8 jocksmith, SITUATION as clerk in a hardware store, where hs can make | memlwrs and friends of the Order. jumseif generrity usefn!. Address R. B., Pos Of- | Diskets $1, admitting a gentleman and indies. fice, Washington, D. No objection to into! N. Newed Be 50-St = the country. Hi SSUPSCRIBER PEsiREsTO BORROW e wi ive nt interest, = able monthly. The principa' will be returned st the Tate of $50 per month, and secured on pre Ow. worth three times the amount. Address “MON EY,” through the City Post Office. se -lw* WANTED INMEDIATELY—Two fem slave SERVANTS good plain cook, able to wash and tron, and ® smart chambermaid—who ‘ositively no hats or c1 COM. OF ARRAN WaT: }, October 34. The Com: themselves tu leave nothing undone that w and to the comfort ane pleasure of thore who may honor them with their presenee. A celebrated co- talon band has been engaged for the. ovens: Tickets 5 cents, admitting a gentleman and ladies. can be weil recommended by their masters for hon- | By order of the ‘Committee. se 3°-3t" Wii sobriety. and papectt : Apply by letter to = WILLIAM M. BROWNE, Esq., omes of the Ts STUART HOLLAND Guus Take this Constitution. ve 3°-3t method of inferming their friends and ae a ee er ge - the pub icin genera! that ther intend giving IGHT OR TEN CARTS WANTED-To haul rand é E 60,00 bricks from Cropley’s Wharron, Caral, | (nett tat Gi ESTER ae ‘ + | tober 1th. at the WESTERN HALL, on 2ui 19 Georgetown, to F street, between Lith awd 15th rte. Washington city, D. C..per thousand, Fee. | Sty Rear uire immediately of Mr. SAM’L CROPLEY, Market H eorgetown. or near 14th Wwitge, of JAMES H. REED, Washiogton a0 ix ses ANTE".—Six rood MI! None but good hands. ni L. HASSEN’S Millinery, No, 495° hatreet, nor Pa nue ANTED TO RENT—By 8 Iady of hich re- speetability and responsibility, a HOUSE containing from 12 to 16 rooms, 8 on Penn Avenue, or not more than one or two squares from it. ‘The inty’s purpose is to keep it asa boarding house. and she would prefer to take it partly fur- nished. haviny furniture enough of Ler own to for- nish about eight or ten rooms. Address Box No 16 Star ee, immedisteiy, stating tems and locality, ne 2 . apply at Mri endorsea by Harmon mp, py teen months from Sopt»mber, 183. forewarned against roseivin returning the same to GEO) Teovive @ liberal reward. OST—On the 2th inst... smal’ black n ContSining some Bcoounts with As\ Sign Cha oere —— ’ and © quanti! the amount of abou $270." The finder will sonfer a creat favor and re. erive a reward, by leaving itat the Star Office. ns 4 1 perso: said notes Ans one GE SCHEUCH wu BOOK ry and Mt. pees and #ceounts. t 7 ANTED—Ali the citizens of Washingtor and $5 REWARD strayed away, a White COW. Georgetown to know that we are always jen! marked, with red spots, and ready to introduce GAS and the POTOMAC WaA- | 8 Ted jour months old. and has on « TER in their houses in the best manner and on the | PWzzIe. The cow bas a hole in the most reasonable terms. THOMPSON & HAN- rn on the inside Whoever brings the above cow Se ‘sf a ationl Plumbers and Gas Fitters, No. | 80d calf to me shall have We pian - Sessetw ween Le. arenns and C street. se 90-4t Opposite Penitentiary, Bu: nt. J AN'TEDIMME DIATE LY—Eicht or ten firat W case STONE ASO REY Denna a tet | Te ENTIRE FLOORS bt of (7th street and Pa avenus, Wazes 225 AND THE “* VAULTS,” ny. (se 5 Iw") sinsbY koe” Drvorgp to ALL FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS ANTED—Old_ SPANISH MEXICAN W DOLLARS, HALVES arg Quang: IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS. a0, RDF quantity. of ear : — cash wil ie paid. by applving at HOODS ee | AUTUMN AND WINTER §TOCKS NOW IN. waro Manufactory ard Jewels Storm No 238 Pa. mE LARGES . avenue. Silver Tea Sots, Urns, Pitchers. Goblets, | ONE Price Ony ! EE japeger Spock: Cups, and all other articles of stanéard Silver-ware The Lowest Prices Marked in Piain Prewres. Kort constantly on hand, or mavufactured te order | No Bits, No Booxs, No Accounts. a H. 0. HOOP. Our facilitivs sad stock 18 more than double any 1 Se SeSe eereee 8 TE wom Pam Gn d J ANTED Perrone desiring emplotmert to Eectivences si icacnoiiala “3 ‘Otice erp and enstern correspondents cond xnvet sg a Pi Sua wert snd teria new rida RTAINS. and oan .. ir os. Emplovers wi! tiv wupplied.| CARPE TRTA! 5 JR- so? wel J. MCKENNEY. | NISHING GOODS Wik appro eee FU W ave. |, Gur Maryland and Virginie frierda and the pub 7 ANTED—Hea!f a Store on Pennay!vania nus, north side, between 6th and i2th streets, embracing ons good show window, for ® business that eannot fail to ‘tract custom largely to any other buriness carried on on the Any one dis to rent euch premi PERRY & BROTHER. address for further information, & Star uffice, oe 20 st sane Sperry Batlding. TED IMMEDIATELY—A fret _cinar ES! EE WARaRe EDA TERY TA Stet pines QBA0E TREES: RADE TREES Apo'y at Hrown’s Hotel, for which liberal waces 100,000 SHADE TREES for sale, will be paid. 37% Of | Price from 10 conte to 5 cents cach. Apply uo the N sreery, Mth atreet. a0 Iw" NEWSEA PER. ST. wg mt FO SALE—An Ind lent Daily Werkly Paper, thoroughly ex! hed in the confidence «f the community. located ina large and enterprising Southern city, having the Post Office advertising, and alargeand ponencing: cireuiation in four States, N*®Y CARYET ROOMS. ° Just Reocived, 4 SECOND SUPPLY OF RICH BRUSSELS, wil be colds he an. An ptorprsing manor ViLVET. P ana an a here a %, | Tho wropr eters ini Lhealth: Addrors NEWSTA- Sie PER, osre of Box 50, Washington, D.C. CHOICE PATTERNS OF I pan — fi INGRAINS AND THREE-PLY, HAVE {Gents’, | ALL Mamxep at Less riax rue vsvaL Wasn- Hoyer and Chidron's Pies and Pane hee inctox City Paicns. Call ahd see them—ao charge fur showin, SP L. F. PERRY & CO., Men’sand Boys’ NAVY CAPS and COV se Upper Rooms “ Perry Building,” ERS at 5° cents, _#0 2st wa HENNING, Island. ee fea ~~ Seeete 5 x oy J at Gents ay BoySATE Ts of diferent styler A L.A, igs. pudoulore: LEDGER HAS in ee | at, Navy a ties 7 attention B "3 inof DRESS HAT at $3. °° FFRESE Eupp's of Black and Groen TEAS. ot From auction, one case of Gents’ soft high crown ae ‘oth 4, oe. Moines ant Pluk Haag one ee = pa inine’s. UR = CILER VINEGAR, for pickin ee a a OR CLEANING AND, POLISHING IL —— , R- E NNI ICKLED CUCUM in oR" GLARE kaNiioasne fides Uw Soe | P'EE‘EP.S OSUMBERS turer IVER Pp especialiv for cleaning and polishing si). | % ING, ete., at A ee “Allo: Covell Broukers’ tllver: Plats “Polish ee en wersfor olishing gold, silver, and all’ metals WEST & SON'S EX No. 1 ETHE* weptible af x pol above articies are for sale, and are . C. “inet Beings, thetparpoxen ecg ns bese now #0 a M. W. GALT & BRO., Jewellers. LD WHISKIES, bottied omg Set Peatenburjgengetar | ON ak rin arent Now Gio Sa Pactiew| AAU E Meo ek and piace eit NOW, from the New | *', ‘ecm peal gs ss Pt) sored to sell as iow as they ous be beeektte thie 4 ary . ke. . welhhe Aged ction made or all bills ) Moe pRivaa Nor gee se 3) Gt nets SYPo-at~ anes on t, DEMrsey & O’'LOOLE, Generel Engravers 8 vd Peautere : > er pein ator Gonte ent an We | vite ths sp cia. attention purchasar Pay a ES Ty ays co Cpa aRE RES