Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1860, Page 2

WASHINGTON NEWS AND GUSSIP. eee Penssyivania.—The last ten days have wit- nessed a manifest change in the Presidential chances in Pennsylvania. We are now decidedly of opinion that in the end there will be but one electoral ticket in the field in that State against Lincoln. The arrangement of the Pennsylvania Democratic State Committee is fair and honorable to all parties. It is no fusion or compromise, but atest of strength. The candidate who receives the largest vote, whether Breckinridge or Doug- las, is to have the electoral vote in the College, if the ticket succeeds. [tis simply a reference of the whole matter to the popular will; both sides agreeing to abide the decision of the majority within the Democratic party. All shades of the party, with the Beli and Everett vote, will be united on Foster for Governor. If he should be elected, as we now believe he will be, Lincoln will never get the vote of the State. The result in 1856 forms the basis of this belief of ours. In that cbatest Mr, Bocbanan received 230,000 votes, Fre- mont 147,80, and Fillmore 82,000; so it will be perceived thet thedistinetive Republican-party tieket was in a minority of over 150,000 votes in the State. The Bell men say they can command Fillmore’s vote of 82,000. If they can cast one- half of it, the Democrats are safe. In-a}l subse- quent elections, save that of 1857, when Wilmot was a candidate, the Americans and Republicans have united, as the People’s party, and have car- tied the State. Now, they separate; and the Democrats can scarcely fail of success. There is no danger as to the sincerity of the Bell men; they have no other resting place save with the mage. They appear to Democrats ; and they dare not permit Lincoln to ps tart nas Nee and West, and in aoe carry Pennsylvania ; for, if they do, they will for- cases were accompanied with hail, doing serions | ever after be themselves politically ‘“ under injury to the growing crops. Tobacco suffered | Wster.”’ much in the neighborhood of Palmyra, so as to be Exranstor or How wine-Macning Par- scarcely worth cutting. ¥N?.—The testimony and argument in the case of {> The United States vessel that was sent from El\as Howe, jr., making an application for the San Francisco to Washington Territory to view extension of his patent for improvement in sewing the eclipse, on the ISth ult., has returned, and re- machines, has been laid before the Cominissioner .. } of Patents in printed form ; but from the pressure ee oe etre ea “rs yplngendens of other official matters, requiring immediate at. scuration were most remarkable. The Indians in tention, has not yet received the consideration of that region were wonderfully frightened at the that officer. The decision will not, in all proba- phenomenon. bility, be rendered until near the expiration of the $$$ Period for which the present patent was granted > The following present members of Con- gress from Pennsylvania have already been nom- —the 10th of September next. Mr. Howe, in his petition, bases his claims fot fnated ‘by the people's party of their respective | an extension upon the following grounds: Ist: districts: Thaddeus Stevens, Edward McPherson, | That the half million of dollars that the inventor and John Covode. From present appearances Jobn Hickman and John P. Verree will also be has acquired as profits thus far is no consideration for the actual advantage derived from the use of renominated, says the Philadelphia North Ameri- can. < the invention. 2d. That new branches of indus- try have been created by its means. 3d. That by its use products have been cheapened and im- UF Correspondence from Mayaguez, Porto | | Rico, says thateoolte labor fs not so satisfactory at | Proved, and hours of labor lessened, while wages present as it has been, owing to the Introduction | 2ave been inereased. 4th. That it was the first of negroes from the west coast of Africa, against | C°™mplete machine which could be applied to the ‘whom the coolles manifest great antipathy; and commen aot of sewing. ce estimated that 366 that, as there is no probability of this hostility | Patents have been granted by the Patent Office teasing on the part of the coolles, it will become necessary to isolate the negroes until they can be for improvements in sewing machines, and 41 for guides and hemmers, many of which patents are disposed of, or exchanged for coolies from Cuba. U> Ia New York, on Friday night, there was represented as being engrafted upon the Howe patent. The great objection urged to the extension of ‘& meeting at the Metropolitan Hotel, of the oppo- this patent is that by an alleged agreement with nents of Lincoln and Hamlin, embracing the | Messrs. Singer & Co., Wheeler & Wilson, and friends tespectively of Bell, Breck idge, and Douglas. The object was to coi arrange- ments for 8 mass meeting to be held in that city Grover & Baker, Mr. Howe cannot grant licenses for the use of his patent to other than those parties. early next month. There were Present also gen- tlemen of influence who only vote when the This would of course effectually prevent other Union is in danger. It is said there was a free improvements trom being introduced to the pub- ic, inasmuch as they could not be used except interchange of opinion, and that committees were ®ppointed to carry out the object of the meeting. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY: Spirit of the Morning Press. The Constisetion compares the present and past doctrine of Mr. Donglss on sectional and regular nominations. The same paper hasan article on ** Flunkeyism,”’ as illustrated fn the case of the reception of the Japanese and of the Prince of Wales. The Intelligencer thinks that !t does not become the Republicans to denounce as corrupt the coa- lition between Douglas and Bell in New York, when they fhemeelves have just combined on their electoral ticket Wm. C. Bryant, for more than twenty years the oracle of Radical Democ- racy, and James O. Putaam, formerlya strong Whig and American. ——_-0 > —____ {> In Missouri the republicans have not elected any members of the Legislature outside of St. Louis county. U7 Advices from Honduras say that Generals ‘Walker and Cabanas will probably meet at Co- amaysgua, when a general government will be established . ——_—________. U7 We have received from the publishers, Messrs. Wm. Hall & Son, 543 Broadway, New York, a fine piece of music, entitled “Old King Cotton’§—the words by Geo. P. Morris and the music by Wm. H. Morr: UJ" The heavy rain storms of the past week upon Mr. Howe’s combination, and the public thereby compelled to purchase the machines offered by the assignees of Mr. Howe, or do with- out them. ——<—$____ I” Governor Banks, of Massachusetts, has de- clined the honor of a nomination for reélection to the high office which for some three years he has filled with marked ability, in order to accept, at the expiration of bis present term, the Presi- dency of the Miinois Central Railroad, a much more lucrative station, which, it is intimated. the Governor will accept in justice to his family, &s enabling him to make more ample provision for them than could be expected from his contin- wance in the political arena. The Governor will take up bis residence in Chicago. The pay of the new office is from $7,500 to $10,000 a year. REMOVAL oF THE ANCiENT SaRcorHacus rRom Tag Patent Orrice.—The old limestone sar- cophagus, which has so long been on exhibition in the basement story of the Patent Office build- ing, an object alike of curiosity and nationa interest to all Americans visiting that Institution, is about being removed to the Smithsonian grounds, to be placed among the many other collections there of a somewhat similar character This sarcophagus was the repository of the Roman Emperor Alexander Severus, and was brought to the United States in 1839, on board the frigate Constitution, by Commodore Jesse D. Elliott, who intended it as a resting place for the remain® of Gen. Andrew Jackson. This distinguished individual, however, it will be recollected, while expressing his appreciation of the kindness of Com. Elliott, and acknowledging the honor in- tended to be conferred upon him, declined i's acceptance, as being inconsistent with his ideas of republican simplicity. Stave Inckeasx —The new census will proba- bly show the number of slaves in the United States to be over 4,000,000. This is on the com- putation that the rate of increase will not be less than it was from 1340 to 1550. The addition to the numbers within that period was 716,756, the rate of increase nearly 29 per cent., more precise- Jy 28.50 per cent. At this rate of increase, which is not likely to be less, computations have been made of the future numbers of the slave popula- tion, within a few years. The figures are, ia- deed, startling, from their magnitude. It is very certain that within the first quarter of the next century it will be at least 50,000,000. aeiaeema Degatu or a Navy Orricer.—The Navy Depait- ment has received official information of the death of Capt. Henry W. Ogden, U.S. Navy,who died at New York on the night of the 25th. The deceased entered the Navy in September, 1511, and was promoted to his present grade of commis. ston February 5, 1848. He bad been in feeble health for a number of years past. He was about 65 years of age. Perse: ~-*-Among the arrivalsin Boston from Europe, is Mrs. Cushman, mother of Charlotte. FE Pm ae ipmere La., Judge Totten ° mily, of Tenn., are at Browns. ARMY IxTELLIGENCE.—Hospital steward Wi)- meng the recent arrivals at Bedford Springs | yam p. Blair has been directed to proceed im- a! and Edwin Croswell, of New York, W. Riggs, of Washington, and Jos | mediately to San Antonio, Texas, for duty. B. Baker, of Phi iphia. The President is still Second Lieutenant James H. Hill, having been appointed regimental adjutant 1uth Infantry, bas been relieved from duty at the headquarters De- EDSPECIAL MEETING partment of Utah, and been directed to report to } MEN'S CE : CIATION wiil io as a Fe BATA Tois the headquarters of Lis regiment at Fort Laramie. (Monday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock As action is ee it = en = remrance to the comecpnionney. e Tue Weatuek.—The following report of the el ve rom Mr. , it tly h A Tere will te efalt autora oO ol the tempo tat | weather for the morning is made from the Amer. McELWE i SAML. M: »Sec’y protem, | lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith- ATTENTIO PLOYD TAR — Meet | #onian Institution. The time of observation is St your Armory on TUESDAY EVEN- about 7 o’clock. + 28th mat. ness of importance requires the attention of every tmeruber:, ‘All Perso tavor, wder at te aly invil to attend. y 01 2 J. A. WHITE, Seo, T/S> DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE. my mee sae AND VISITING CARD ENG KAVERS, Importers of fine WEDDING : WEDDING ENVELOPES” STATIONERY, the most beauti it) 5 2326 Pa. Av., between Stir and toth ~~ Li) au Wastincton. Ga. clear, Was tic r0: THE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC SS0- = A itm CIATION will meet f thats beedacnsten, ontgomery -cloudy, pleasant. Get the corner of Pa. ave, aud 434 stre:t, FROM THE WEST. ONDAY EVEN ae, a t- tencance is requested Sever addresses will be mace. COBNELIUs E. 30.25 2 Wii 3. BOOMS Mook Ww. N LIGHT INFA LPN econ snc Nindvens | so'clook. Busi ume instant, at wo the © Battalion will Presented, Barometer at ast: P. J. ENNISS, Sec. rected for temperature. —<—$—$—— ‘Thermometer at 7 a.m GONZAGA CO: 6. ‘imum during 48 hours Tue Scholastic exercises ttn Peititation will 8555° minimus 62°. be resumed on the Ist ponday in September. au Z7-2w* W. ¥. CLARKE. S 2 #8 Pres't. 1CE.—Oxe> mo: have to oali the atten- WwW MISS S. FISHER ndebted te us for notes he ILL Resume the duties of her Schoo! on Mon ‘due an" for soceunts rexdered the ist of July mber 31. at No. 400 Massachusetts : evlvus to that date, ard sts. au me é 2 and pay a ithoatfertr ay. M3 pa aa 2 forward 7 a e CARD- SMALL DWELLING HOUSES Penn. av., bet ; A AUCTION —Attention is rospe tulip mation anew! ep ees to the Trastees Sale of three two-story Brick ; Dweiling Houses nd Lots in the al yin the ce sé MET®2, ‘OLITAN RE PBENOON gui eta etane ett eabay reppeldee, Yer aur JAS C!McGUIRE& CO. Ame We have £0 MAN, Proprietor? “*"@ W 1, OEORGETOWN INSTITUT TRA FAMILY FLOUR, T beh grea pu aX; a ULL Be reopened on M ute Wheat, Al’o.s new lot ‘of cur re a psy be FANE, which Nay G furmg the week at ther le barton L CHOP. and al: k J st oppoate M. &. Charch Orrat or eale cheep & cach. ste ae Md JCHN - 4 he respe BS ae ghnctne Teewhere, Th Rye acd Cor: FORA SHORT TIME ONLY —D. NT 7 r. RA, SHORE TIME ONL 7 SEVENTH STREET. Pdnrmenter tbe kan Cid Peco, | 486 = PAPE, 20 1ul 40 clock free, Teforence toby rede of por- Wa "Rervoie paper ited oe Vita *.atics’ ell drosa for 12 cents 14 thee by 1 to Aug 27,) to offer very great base TOSOUTHERN & WESTERN MERCHANTS. Lo RODEWALD & SINDALL, Pt ers. CIMMISSION MERUHANTs, ite & pT alors. Men's SPICHS, BOAP. STARCH, soDA | Me liebe A SaREe ges 29 CHEAPSIDE g sree, ene BALTIMORE, invite the attention of Mercha sta og rarity in vari or any its x ‘ to an examinati: thetr stovk, w, ee en CUABEEE EM AY ere” teh te nan cam hor " A A 5 omen Our Watering-Piace Correspondence. | EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &. Favquigm Springs, Aug. 24, 1860. thee er = N FTERNO AND MOONLIGHT Granp Fancy Dress axp Masqu = A ae PES aie a) fe et eo PLacie JUST RECEIVED AT BR. BRICE HALL’ Nos. 373 and 375 Seventh Street, THe, Favquise Waits Sv ON : ONE CASE FINE AND PURE IRISH LINEN (Slightly Solled) at 25 Cents. oA ae pet ey Re Oe Ry Also, 50 Dosen FINE LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEPS, at 10 Conte — pa celebrated and favorite | * wlio: pe Wedges a. ne Be : NEW FALL GOODS. pularity, having one of the largest, gayest, and rates. LHAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS, for the Pall Trade, pa companies of visitors to be by Eg i very A mepe Gey more ‘Veadk this spontry) Gee aie mye hed ; ° q call and examine, xt No. Seventh cavtet, between om cM than winced lnc nae PIEST RAND PRIZE Pic Nic OF THE —— = up their abode here, asa natural conseq: ST GRAND PRIZE Pic F BS. AUCTION SALES. we have plenty of real “life” and en; ZOUAVE C A LUB, st Tewiterss Faas All the guests sre loud in their praise LINGTON SPRINGS, 'T UES AUCTION SALES. efficient landlord and bis competent assistan DAY, September 4th. Pires ns a Et Mesars. Robbins and Coleman, who spare no | gSeveRts-five,, Prizss, consisting of Watches, werd: & McG UIRE Oe ee om THIS AFTERNOON & TU-MORKOW ‘The full Ma ine Gand has boon engaged for the | Gr Qn dit yw MORNING Apgust stub at to| By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO. A Tei the intention ofthe Committee that this | Out!aeky in fron fiekes > shail be the Pio Nic of the season, aad that the | Sif ray Horse st be an2? Auct. Omribuses will leave the corner of 7th st. and | S027 It _J. C. MeGUIRE % CO. Auct. du i ‘day for the Spri GREEN gentlemen, and all are ent! . Tiekets far gontlamen Wea? oles Sheets OLD FURNITURE CRINA the ar a fancy are <3 masquerade caren tee. a Pisce ae o ne ress HES GCHODLS LEPLOUE Ran a ne AY. ot mn, Wednesday night : TARR ous Aaa CHED TO ST. Dom. | TUPSUAY. te etion Rooms. « reneral aasort- succheatal danitor the kind that bas prepara to Me t. ome fir A. GREEN, Avot. : pwards of one hundred on MONDAY, Septamber oat &'Bon, the well-known ‘octamers of Batic | Ths Ladera 8 Dons vi be can eared tose soe gn Avorn tion at our hands, As may be Siagined, the | P"gpat? Slucation are kindly invited. veda, S Sood the fashion and beauty on the occasion, fected company, (the best pecforme ‘ashing tm, late, sex.” inent among the ladies in fancy coe- | (GRAND COMP. MENTARY MOONLIGHT WALL & BARNARD, Auots. who aj in the character of ‘Poly "ia a] com Hiren to, and benefit of the Second Bap- a dhe gee fe U Y, September 3, at thi = f uotioneers. wd Pts appeared en costume—the dresses be- | ranged and mo-t Auizaotive pleasure ground haews By WALL & BARNARD. A: ORNING, ® whose reputation for producing tasteful and beau- | {vor the occasion with their of the saloons, Ufal dresses is too well known to require lauda. | Sil lovers of innocent mirth om musiciai. and accomplished anery, Federal Metropolis was well tepresented among Fontleman John Bey ta, supported b bbees, Rrcher, Laces, Ts daughters here well sustaining her reputation for | !®,) will dispense the glories of mn au 27-2 all the vem generally adenired in the “softer = tume was the brilliant and fascinating Miss Jen- | go URSIN poe avon, By WALL & BARNARD, Aushoneers, rH nie T—r, daughter of Major T., of Washington, | NESUAY EVENING 20h inctee G' a Wi DA wo? pone NG, o clock, we will aell, at 447| D7 THE SALE 18 POSTPONED dress of many colors, covered with hu of Choir. a Soveath « of G,a variety of— Weather unt.) is little bells. “Miss T. isa graceful dancer, bas a | The PHRxtx will leave Sixth stroot wharf, Island, faq toy “Ta. Ba moe yh pe pefiect barton ae Pretfiest little foot in the | 3t.7,0°clock, Biaxden’s wharf, 73 o'clock p. m., Soap. Candles Ko. au2 ‘A. GREEN, Avot. iow \ i ig. world. Her appearance created a decided sensa. | uch!” 1 be Sttoudance ‘at tha in os — tion, and the honor of her hand in the dance was | the return of the boat. arena way THE ABOVE SALE STILL FU 7 eri Sought by a score of ardent admirers, | Music, vocal and inctramental, i G ode Show Fixteres: D 5 an ag ts san weet RON: Miles 3. "Str. of Washington, as a Baitare | acaenclonte tickets. 3) cents; Indies 25 cents, Re- cash; over $308 credit of | au 25-4 OE GREEN. Avot. was universally admired for her magnilicent froshments on the boat, Supperat the Pavilion, 25 days. eee rt beauty, stately bearing, and elegant manners. | °°”! Comm itter - WALL & BARNARD. Avets, FUTURE DAYS. Miss P—r, and Miss H—y, two more of Washing- | wm. Sanderson, Phillip Bohrer, By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ton’s lovely daughters, res as “Scotch |} : » Sam. Elhs, ANDSOME FURNITURE By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. Lassies,” and were deservedly admired. Mrs. cht, John Ciemmonds, H ‘Avction.—On EF reid LE OF VALUABLE AND R—r, as “‘Partbenia,” and Miss Bettie T—r, as a | Fred. Emerick, Fae, Gaddis, - 4G, August Sith, at 10 0° atthe 4 Dasinasce Burepine “Flower Girl,” added fresh laurels to the name of | Steaven Voster, J. H. Spicer, ‘au 25-4 fR.B. ieee jo. 22 north cs corona our city, for both were ladies of surpassing EXCURSION TO GLYM 7 serpet, Detwene Tee sad th street: NOL a. loveliness. Miss C—y, of Alexandria, as “Morn- Tue it APTIST yuo CH AND 'e ‘meat ing,” a charmingly beautiful and graceful lady, i . LAND B. SABBATH SCHOOL wilt layed sad ha-oc w.th the hearts of the beaur’ | EXCURSION to GLYMONT” Mise C—li, of Winchester, xs. -‘Pocahontas,? | FRIDAY, August Si. looked tke character to perfection—an elegant ae splendid stocmner 9. _Niquouas bas been en- and ——aee. ipa by a aoe Soliven the ‘oogasion Re: heshmente will cepts F. G—4, of itimore, as the ‘Queen 0! ins vided. J x thought’ by many to be the most beautiful Ay the Rost wil leave the foot of Eleventh streat at rome Mirrors, Crine Vee ns ir o’clock &. m , tonching at the Nat Yard, ; ia Koy, of Rappahannock, as Hebets. the ai, and rete’ att O'slock p.m. Tieksts Fifty | Brussel Raiier aad Stetr Corpets. = 3 Avets. Jewess” —a brilliantly beautiful and accomplished | Cents; children half price. > By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers. lady. Miss Alice H—t, of Culpeper, as ‘Helen aad Seventh stiset to csc a et ee erenne De 4 Book s. BLE DWELLING HOUSS ON McGregor’’—a lovely and charming lady, of per- ‘au 24-3t* hers, STREST fect figure and elegant manners; much admired | —*" =~ 4 = for her graceful style of dancing. Mrs. S—tt, cf OSTPONE, nut Damask covered Sofes, Easy Chairs, nan ngpeep eeiineae oe se Hagin ™ yr ese BALL Be ets Comforia Countarpan majestic and queen-like figure, admirably su ISPL. OF FIREW ‘ing and other Stoves, ‘igerator, to i character. Miss Fanny Gn, of Fauquier, PIA ere SPRINGS Together with @ generat assortment of Kitchen as‘Dianna”’—a bewitching little beauty, with Is PUSTPONED Wg and wader cash; over outs ie 0, ; : that Seciy deeper i ine eee Mre faery TUESDAY EVE -ING, August 2th. of 6) nnd 8) days, for satisfactorily eadoreed | Pre of Warrenton, as ‘ hi i. notes, bea ing interast. Bu 27-d ee J. a Gimas Cee vias siste: as Aut t vig on gig tees x WA sere ex) “Ge ry ; iT, 2’ um | y 161 pi = Miss S—h, es “California,” and many others, | and Ps. avonus ac demo 7 8 ed eee HOUSEHOUD FURNITURE, CHINA. Grane were tastefully dressed, and looked more beauti- | Returning leave th 10, 11, 12, and! AND CROCKERY WaxE ar AtctION.—On Fi 4 ful than we can find language to represent. 20'clock. A coach Jeave Alexandria at7 o DAY, the Sist inatant,at 0o’v'ock & 4 shall Among the gentlemen were several admirably | turning leave the Springs at o'clock. au 24-4 spt Birk thee aS I e sustained character: ong which we will men- oO 7 x tion the following: br.J—s as Charles It; Mre., | [,0O OUT FOR FU : ve (at Sot y of Frdericksburg, as the Japanese “Tommy; | ‘The NATIONAL CLUR will ave a FaMLy | 4h ; in wi ‘a siege 3 -| PICNIC at ARLINGTON och APTERNOO! Doth 5 vg A ce Wetngion, tn Gof Rich- SPRING, on TUESDAY © Aagayt Bo: Book ‘aus MoGUIRE & CO. Aucte Warrenton W hig, as “Toodles;’? Dr F—z P—k, 4 - . ‘Boat By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, of the Rappahannock Southerner, ax the “Prince | _Reefirehmente diner wee hk a is on ~ SE of — 3” Mr. Ritchie G—n, as “P, P =e Fit adi 1 Pot 7 Me. oi “39 ts. Li » chil 4 - p . pee reas of Washington’ a id M ts froo.. sfssree eceatases crammie a Hair, Cotton-tor and Huck L fattreseen of the same place, as a ‘‘Live Yankee;” D Omnibuxes will leave the corner of Pa. avenue a Double Cuttage Jenny Lind Bedeteads, | en ‘ 4 and Seventh street The steamrGro W. Ma! ny Ofhoe Desk and Chairs, of Philadelphia, as «Dr. Pangloss;’” M will leave Fourteenth street bridgeatd the steamer | BlautotseGontete ah Cases Setaes, wie FLytne Croup will leave the Aqueduct every hour ed 5 Fi jshorany Sofas, and during the day. "By order of the ‘Fea Table and Forks, eae Rlarbie- ton oat Geoaeae au 23 eo COM. OF ARRANGEME 'S. | 1 Chins Tea Set, 44 pieces. us aad W wee Mit] GRAND RAILROAD EXCURSION AND | Berane Dinuet, cet, complet») nd Pitchers, | Plane Porte, Sean} rant ena tee 7 66 ” J 4 URS b y fone China Pishes, Piates Bowls at chers, Fredericton etc oot eo ot! G PIC-NIC? ", | Goblets, Tumblers, Wines and Gaampagnse, ” | Ore acd ene ages ericksburg, and numerous others w om we Something New, Novel, and Attractive! Toit Sets. whi d ovlored. fr aad ki ‘tree, cannot remember. Yours, Firz. , = r And mon y other articles, too numerous to enume- Bo! and illows, Tate. ATHOLICS’ FRI f eases, Recrption to Joun B. Govcu.—Among the rms: All sums of ani under. $25, cash; over 'y and other Carpets, P'ssengers tn the Arabia, which arrived tn Beton hol 3 pa a 2and 4 montas, for approved en- arse, Ov'o.oth, on Tuesday from Liverpool, were Mr. and Mre Gorsed notes, bearing interes: in. Gisas, and Crockery Ware, J.B. Gough. Mr. Gough, it will be remembered 6 POLIS JUNCTI ew CA GREEN, Anct._ Stoves, has been absent for fhree years in England, labor: THURSDAY tha sith of August Sts ae By J.C. MoGUIRE & CC ing in the cause to whigh he has devoted his life, : of a RUSPEL’3SALEGF THREE VALUABLE and now returns to hig adopted country for; | {or the interchange of friendly ngs and civil BUILD Ne | O18 AT THK CORNER oF First t « . P Fiod of rest, and to resume his efforts i the | Societior and atnpln wrens itt sade iieon made | NEST AND Nomrm G Sr—On FRIDAY a cause of temperance here. We learn, says the | to insnre unalloved pl N jeasuire and delight to all wh OON. Auguat ist, at 6 o'clock. on the Journal, on was waited upon, on his ta md participate in the festivi ofthe day and ove- =, tus of ace fort cot Fea “ts by Rev. H - Dexter, of that city, who presen’ nin) = te f M tor vi to him a letter of welcome—conveying the expres- at ah tipped oN digas F fe the charitable ty. in ths District of Columbia T “hall sell ote tion of their cordial esteem and love, and inviting | PndPeducate poct nd destinies Children, ‘Phe cone | numbered 23, 24 acd 9), in James C. Motuire’s sub. him to a public reception in Boston, signed by NORE. therefore, of contributing ton noble | “vision of Square Sour hundred and vighty clergymen of different | charity will give additional zest tothe irnocont | gptheve Lots front denominations in Massachusetts. The reception | pleasures of the occasion kanal will take place in the Tremont Temple at some Pho friends of both Societies in W. convenient date Georgetown, Aloxand: 5 counter are Keay od ny lots and frouting on u Harris, the American Minister in Japan, | Of this attractive fostival - Terms: Une fourth ash; the had written a letter to the American Connol at heey onnagel eek i cetmand, String Bard et | 19 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trast Kanagawa, in reference to the arrival of subjects | cotilion music, will give & choice Instrumen al it ~~ ale shou'd not be complied with of non-treaty | pine American vessels at the | Concert, making vocal the grand old woods with | ; chousnine the er stee poe ge od opened ports of Japan. The nese authorities | their matchless concord of sweet sounds. ya : ‘expense of the de have notified the American ater Kat thse | local Lie, Unnet. Sad refreshments of the } {ithe.0 resell at th subjects would not be allowed to reaide therein, | Choicest kinds, will be furnished at reasonable k 08, who de ire them. '.y the ebeor Al, conveyanc ng at the expense o} purohas- ihrietor of the Junction Hotel. Mr. Fitzimmous: |. oy 4 Pai Pant te ae oe SUPERIOR SHIRTING COTTONS, jekots for the round trip, ingl wn ae a ee eee SUNtio teeny Augen eee to the grove, 75 cent ; children between 6 ami 12 By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, J onso (Ark wrigut” Shitting Cotton, Joan age, 8: BSIE price; no charge for children of EXTENSIVE SALE OF Lonse-Waerreise? 3° T-ains will leave the Washington depot at 7.40 l case “New York Mills” do and 1140 8 m, and 3.20 and 550 Pp. m Leave the lease “Lancaster” “ Anoapolis Junction at 93) a.m, and 4,5 and 8 Cs 9 avenue, 6 ° o'clock pm - oguhentiy recommend “thorns” tha etry | Tickets (which should be prosared before enter Fine Cognac Brandis cere? =" thugs made in this country. We shall cifsr | ine {0 cars) nny be had athe following place: | Dig oveet branisat Whisky, MWe havs alos Task seosteer mee 7th street: Soha F Music Storm. Pa-av . | Bort Maden Port, Madeirs and other Wi sal for $I ng Cottons, Pi iow Cottons, Cotton Check one E D ge x J ne, Hook Wines and A’baynthe, VE SALE D> TR et cae ay and ag rons oy ‘well’ Dive | sooth Wengen Sehcarpe, Bitters and Vinegar, ant WEDNESDAY, ths ote ie ee OED , i Pi x rgetown, and of the mv M4 piace. Hail Hose ‘ au 23-T <M Wat ‘ i ad Store Fixtures, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Ladies! Honiery 100 dozen pure Linen Handker- _= 1S 806, tatel. aad Con, Stench] And many other articles Which we deem it unnéo- HOUSEHOLD | AND ‘KITCHEN FURNI Towelling of -itferent kirds, &o. Te cMOONLIGUT EXcURSION Thee hee SAUER UCTION.—On ania of tue above Goode very cheap | HME Congregation of Grace Church (island) pro- | thicteatetac han tk omer pected. seyesdey. ani weinvite purehasers from all sec- terme: All 5 1 se giving ® MOONLIGHT EX i ‘on M. fo pe FS S24 Ponn ov., det. oth and itth'ate, | | they have chartered the steamor Purextx, which | upto aot ote seaeoutor and x, Conca rr» Swel Gnd Covers good ahiwen will leave Eleventh street whartat 5 o'clock p. as | aay A GREEN Anct._ nav eke, Paster abel athor Chale. THE ONLY PREPARATION |" Withers’s Band has been engaged for tho occa. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Weta 108 ining and WORTHY OF Re freshments on the boat. ESIRABLE 1MPROVFD AND UNIM | p,,0ther ether Looking Glasses, Lounge ant UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE & PATRONAGE | Tickets 5) con's; cluiaron 25 cents, Dee ma Store of the waar pe Senda Saat, FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES, 8. E. Murphy, CLERGYMEN, LADIES, and GENTLEMEN,| %BgTarlor, | 1 ail parts of the world teatify to the effisacy of J.N Gordon” ee worms HAIR RESTORATIV ——— = and gentiomen of the + at wis amy ie for New supp! t ved of all . row esthe ang | £2 katate Sica aati ane cog, sve 47 Walt Stexxt, New Vorx, Deo. 20 188 E EGAN peak scoticed spring that ta had nocd att | A828 —_ S24 mht. and 351 iz you heat had boon benefited he En, tet D. L.. MORRISON & CO. Tithe cerin goto oft Ke] Flour AND GENERAL’ COMMISSION . ) Sward it to you chee fully, because I think it bd wholesale dealers in Pedy - Tey yh MILL PRED, CORN MEAL. &c., &€. irae a no toed Ne cele eee ae Corner of 12th and B streets, Washington city. a ri 5 — aut eee ‘of my J Saye 7 I Cash paid forall kinds of Grain. au 25-6m iandroff to form upen it. Each of these di _ - abilities increased with time, and a ings a fourth was added t , them, by 98 the top of my head and threatening in this unpleasant Wood's Hatt Day. sb of September next, at 50’clock p. m., Avenue. rn Meal and Mill Feed ofall kinds |. for sale lots ares bik MORRISONS CO” \GLISH SHIRTING DE ALBERT WOODLEY’S RESTAURANT, ints of extra fat A wl have Barw lee p laze a st colors, at Ilo. per SNe * most pfu! oO Re Dility to the soniye friends that he is. baok @cain at nd, in the First Ward, where he by kee; very thing of the beat x tohaves 0 of oak ade Yours iv. Su 2>-3t* ALBERT WOO) ¥. i i RS. A. B. BEL ‘ 1 ee | eS rae of cat NN AB meron city. My family are aheent from sents, nisex gt State ne a longer at No. 11 Carrol i i +Ve-y much 6 soli R®° ASB SO Asi co oa wea SVatiey coar. ~ ie low WwW uthern | 84 -33t" corner of 7th tt. and \BDY. mei warn RESTON, is Lmwerry ngs IN. RA WING AND PAINT wre Rest v0 is vut up ip hottienof| rest] Onz on BAY WA’ xt See crater eect [SPR Lane eens aoe retaile dollars the 8 auart, 40 per cent. more'in propor 5 " COAL. hao ed scat 4s, ont ‘ any ifr Sts, | . ; anes _ Split Wood a eeeties anit for UGoates in the Mobile Mercere’ got ev.