Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY ...... +++. August 25, 1860, = Spirit of the Merning Press. The Constitution discusses with an evening paper the relation of Mr. Douglas to the old Wil- mot proviso, showing that he wag in favor of that measure, &c. The [atelligencer deacants at length upon the national Interest and importance at present at- tached to New York politics, and the necessity of combining the elements of opposition, in that State, to Republicanism. 2 oe I> The Danville Register contradicts the re- Port concerning the overseer of Mr. Hairston shooting five negroes who were on the point of murdering him, and says there is no foundation ‘whatever fur the story. Just as we expected; for which reason we did not publish the yarn, al- theugh we saw it in nearly every exchange paper Wweopened. It read decidedly too*fisby for our use. —_—_______. I~ The cost of erecting Victoria Bridge at Montreal is stated at $7,000,000. The force en- gaged in itserection constituted asmallarmy. It consisted of 6 steamboats, 72 barges, beside seve- ralsmall craft. These measured about 12,000 tuns. The boats were manned by 500 men; in the two stone quarries were 450 men; and on the Various works as artizans and laborers, there were 2,000; in all 3,040 men. 10> Messrs. Richard Hawes, William Johnson, As- Payne, James Warren, and a dozen other Tesidents of Fayette county, Kentucky, who are the friends and supporters of Mr. Breckinridge for the next Presidency, having written him a letter requesting him to attend a mass-meeting of his fellow citizens and address them on the polit- ical topics of the day, Mr. Breckinridge has accepted the invitation, and the meeting is ar- pointed to take place near Lexington, on the Sth of September. It is to Le madea State affair. A grand barbacue is to be given, and a very large gathering of the people is anticipated. pao 2 3 ine ana ase! i We are at length in possession of the reso- lutions of the Great Powers with respect to the Syrian outlreak. They are framed with great caution, or rather, to speak plainly, on the strict- est principles of mutual distrust. If any one wishes to know what the Great Powers think of each other and by what close and stringent regu- lations they consider it necessary to circumscribe the free action of each of them, let him ponder “carefully over the terms of this convention, made on the representation of the Saltan that he desires the assistance of the European Powers, in order to restore tranquility to Syria. The great Powers undertake to send a force not exceeding 12,000 men to the disturbed province. Half of these troops are to be found by France, the rest by the the other Powers, as may be agreed upon. They &re to act in concert with the Commissioner of the Sultan; the Sultan must furnish them with pro- visions, and facilitate thelr march. The expe- dition is not to lsst more than six months. Personal. s*+sJudge John G. Shorter Ala., are at Brown's. -:-* Admiral Zerman, of Mexico; and Hon. J. L. Taylor, of Ohio, are at the National. ~-+- Hon. John M. Landrum, M.C., of La., is at the National Hotel. ;*~- Grist and Marjo are engaged at her Majesg ty’s Theatre, London, for the next season. -++- Baron Mercier, French Minister at Wasb- ington; Senor fassara, Spanish Minister; and Chev. Hulscmann, Austrian Minister, are in New York. and family, of -+++ A Portland paper says that General Tom Thumb is to take a wife from that city, not only “ one of Portland’s fairest daughters,”* but “ the handsome and accomplished aughter qf one of our oldest and most esteemed citizens.” She is said to be “very pretty, below the ordinary hight, and heiress to quite a large estate.” IuportTaxt To THE Pretic—The Sewing Ma- chine Controversy Ended —The recent decision of Chief Justice Dunlop, in the Circuit Court of the United States—from which th is no appeal— awarding to Jas.G. W lison, assignee to Aikens & Felthousen, a re-issue of their patent of August 5, 1551, with ail of tte fourteen original claims, de nied wrongfully by the Patent Oftice, but now ordered by the appellant judge, upon the appeal of said James G. Wilson, seems to us to decide this Sewing Macbine Controversy, and effectually to overthrow the efforts of a combined monopoly to extort from the pyblic an exhorbitant and un- just price for an article which, to become the great lessing it is intended, should be introduced into wide-spread and general us-. Ina he words, this re-issued patent covers, and fully and cleariy secures to JamesG. Wilson (and det tt be distinct!y understood that this Wilson 1, by mo means, the “ Wilson” connected with, at- tached to, or the creature of the“ Wheeler & Wi- som Manufacturing Co *’) these points: Ist. A re- ciprocating needle; atable; a rotatt wheel feed, or its equivalent; a four motien f sanda Spriug-ptesser foot in combination. Or, 2d. A table, aud rotating wheel, or four-motion feed in combination. Or, 3d. A roteting wheel feed, or four-motion feed, and a Spring-presser foot in combination, and these being the vital parts of the mechanism {nall first-class Sewing Machi, it will readily be seen that all manufacturers, ui licensed by Mr. James G. Wilson, are infringers of the plainest and most decided characters. Among these thus manufactured, that is without license from Mr. James G. Wilson, may he men- Noned the Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co the Grover & Baker Co.,1. M. Singer & Co’, and others; and we are ylad to learn that vigorous measures will at once be taken to put a stop to all illegal manufacture and vending, and even those using the macbines manufactured by these houses Will be forced to make restitution, and remuner- ate the original inventors, who have been plua- dered indeed by overbearing wealth and ill-gotten influence. ‘The only parties licensed under this patent are the Sloat Sewing Machine Company of Philadel- phis; and while their celebrated machines are already pronounced the best in the market, they are the only ones not liable for infringement of this patent—to be seized whenever found ; conse- wently, it beboves purchasers to look closel for iheemne of James G. Wilson, and beware of who have no hesitation in calling others by the hard names they so teed deserve—as ** pirates” = the rights of the aforemeationed Wison — zchange paper. ee | © mates She & O'TOOLE, prepa 5 Importers of fine WEDDING STATIONERY WEDDING ENVELUPES, eee ths most beautifal styles. 326 Pa. Av., bet i: ’ aad ‘a. Av. ween Sti: aan ae te £ SS ee = BCEIVED AND FOR a Tost ¢ rtment of ®U BI? EN- UINE BERFUMERY ant TOMER Soa eEN . C. FORD, Jr , Druggi t, ase Corner Eleventh st: and ay. MRS. PLAN’ M ye Tog Sas ctr SEMINARY day. ir Nioth street, a north of f atreet. ‘Terms, &e., made known on ry lication, Bu 28-er 32” T. MATTHEW'S FEMALE ACADEMY, Corner 18th st, and New York av. ‘This Institution, under the direction ‘of the Sis- ters of Charity, will be opened for the reception of | d popile on Mo he course astruecti: nary, bienehes of @ good gether with music and the French ian; terms apply at the Institution. School for girls will also be conducted at the same piace, but in a separate au 2 eotw SREAT GAINS IN PIANOS! Ge cctare Tee will embrace the ordi- lish cdeostion guage, For A the J oune, DEPARTMENT as 'ENSION OP vic: Sealed posals ‘until 12 otlork Ci ener or next, for furniai j yd cords of best d. ng eens we rr iver. a front of the Paten OF THE INTERIOR CoE Ae WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. ———— New Yorx.—Our private information. from New York at length enables us to say that there can no longer be much doubt that such an ar- rangement will be consummated between the three anti-republican-party partiés there as will probably insure the State’s vote against Lincoln in November. The partizans of Mr. Douglas have done thelr best to prevent that desirable consummation; but invain. The leaders in the affairsof the Bell and Everett party in New York “have coalesced with the Douglas party there, simply to the end of securing the State’s vote against Lincoln; not because they have any more affinity for Dougiss, than for Breckinridge. They insist that the Douglas managers shall embrace {n the anion be- ing formed, the Breckinridge interest, on fair terms to the latter. That is to say, that the elec- toral ticket to be supported by the three anti. Lincoln parties in New York shall consist of ten Bell and Everett men, ten Breckinridge men, and fifteen Douglas men. Fernando Wood and his efficient army of per- sonal supporters make the same demand. If Fernando and his forces fail to act with the Doug- lasites—voting for a straight-out Breckinridge tcket instead—the latter will poll a beavier vote throughout the State than Douglas. This result ahead Is isso plain that Dean Richmond & Co. already realize it; and must therefore come to the terms proposed, if really caring to secure for Mr. Douglas a single electoral vote in the whole Union. The pressure upon Richmond & .Co. from the Douglasite rank and file, in favor of the proposed thorough union of all the anti-Lincoln interests in New York, is very great, and is working well indeed. a= Naval INTELLIGENCE.—The Saranac, Captain Ritchie, arrived at the Navy Yard, San Fran. cisco, on the 25th of July, where she will un- dergo repairs. The U. S. ship Release, Lieut. Commanding G.W Harrison, sailed from Aspinwall about the 15th of August for Boston. On her way she wil! touch at Rio Hacha, in the State of Magdalena’ for the purpose of inquiring into the facts con- cerning an outrage reported to have been com- mitted, on the 1ith of July, upon the flag of the United States consulate at that port by tho gov. ernment troops under Gen. Gabriel de Vega. Official information has been received of the arrival of the steam sloop Dakota, Commander Radford, at Funchal, Maderia, on the 20th of July, where she touched, en route to the East Indies, for coal and water. es Nava Oxpers.—Surgeon W. 8. W. Ruschen- ber has been ordered to the Susquehanna as Peet surgeon of the Mediterranean squadron, was de- tached from that vessel on her departure for the Gulf, and is waiting orders. Lieut. E. Lloyd Winder bas been ordered to the Naval Observatory, Washington. Third Assistant Engineers Wm. Pollard and Jas. P. Sprague have been ordered upon special duty connected with the machinery of the steam sloop Richmond, at Norfolk. —escgeeies Hostite Iypians ScatTraen.— Intelligence— dated Camp near Fort Larned, Kansas Territory, Aug. 11—received at the War Department, seems to indicate that the Kiowas and Comanche In- dians, with whom United States troops lately had skirmishes, are now powerless for harm. They were scattered—a few roving in small bands, and the others mixed with the Cheyennes, Arrapahoes, and Apaches. ——+ Amy TrRaxsrers—The following assign- ments have been made to the Adjutant General's Department: Brevet Major Nichols, to the department of Texas; Capt S. Williams, to the department cf Oregon; Capt. Withers, to the Adjutant General’s oflice at Washington. ——— 9 REsiGNaTION oF 4 MipsuIPMaN.—The resigna- tion of Midshipmen E. B. Hurber, attached to the steamer Pocalontas, has been accepted. pe eae Tue WeaturRr.—The following report of the weather for the morning !s made from the Amer. jean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith- sonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o’clock. Avcust 28, 1860. --clear, cool. clear, pleasant. cloudy, wind NNE Richmond, Va.. clear, 76°. Petersburg, Va. clear, 75°. Norfolk, Va. clear, 74°, wind W Raleigh, N. C.. clear, 76>. Wilmington, N.C. clear, hot. Columbia, g. Cc. clear, warm OM THE WEST. --cloudy, warra. cloudy, warm. foggy, chilly. raining hard. raining bard. raining berd. raining, 62°. cloudy, 58°, wind SE Barometer at the Smithsonian at 72. m., (cor- rected for ten:perature,) 29,464; at noon, 29.870 Thermometer at 7 a. m., 65°; at noon, 79% Maximum during 21 hours ending 9 a. m. to- day, 54°; minimum ACADEMY OF THE Vis- ITATION Corner of Tenth and G streets, Washington City. ‘The exercises «f this academy will be resumed on Mo day next, September 3, 1860. Persons desiring gg ae will please apply at the academy. au B-lw T ROYAL BAVANA LOTTERY . HE Next the al vans Lot tery, condvated by the Sranth eer niay under the su imion of the C: Wil take piace at Havana, whe = THURSDAY, Szrremper 13, 1960, SOKTEO NUMERO 62 URDINARIO CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000, /1%8 Of $100,000 | 50 seme «i prize 8 ae hae Ste 1 1 1 lo 1 1 Dap OX, 8500 10:00 P + 8,500 iN ALL 288 PRIZES, Whole Tickets, $20—Halves, $10—Q uarters, $5. 08 at St 5 per cent, discount. isenatet een sare A.drawing wil rent tse 2008 a the regult by vig 7s fora or ete “mmr tanatche eee O OUR ee TS The deeisi - shiitg t Coopers: HsIOn © je (this day annotneed) having been elrowlated Moet east over the country, we deem it our duty to state that this decision of @a inferior and petty vourt, erienasng its sa ce over on'y the Southern Lis: ieee as oes Mig Shoe STR ed, a er i A CHINE COMPANY 5 nt of the Hor, Judg lop, of the ‘ourt of the United States at Wasnington, fact that the Akins & the only original and valid one or Sewing Ma- mt the Sloat Sewing’ Machine y are only licenses, aud, cons: uently, we Sa are yom at Cooperstown, aries man’ ufacturers are infringers ac’ or: i ¢ yhoo inyinevand Phi deck nol Seles e! = peal i district it affects, SHO'B. SOAR LO. dent the Sloat ing Mach ‘ompan. Fuad ; ne oa A 4 saiabia en! + U. ©, MW, tals.mt Maxwell & Br by eas Stave ba. 2 ee FEMALE BOARUVING AND DAY SC F F TORRANDREA, va ne Mrs. 8. J, MeCORMICK, Principat. The thirt-enth annual session of this }agtitation 5 ill comm ‘nee on Tuestay, September 18t Rowneraa tly sceapled by Spite tahaent Bert No, 180 K |. Ni c ee Will a feu ze Bex i Taare ma, Sd angers Prose pias Our Ric Grande Correspondence. Brownsvitie, Aug. 17, 1860. Dear Star : Since my lest nothing of importance has transpired, save the State and county elections, which came off on the 7th inst. The State ticket of the popular democracy of Texes came out tri- umphant on the Rio Grande, and we will doubt! less hear that it has also been victorious he out the State. The election took place but. little local rivalry being manifested by our, loca} candidates, notwithstanding that several persons were in the canvass aspiring for the sheriffalty: _ The vote on the Rio Grande for State ofticers bas been, and at the next Presidential election will be, the smallest that has ever been cast since our counties were organized. Why this is, I shaller- deavor to explain: URjustly, and with little more than prejudice for a cause, it was sy by some one not long since that no poll be ed in the upper precincts of our county at e late elections, giving as a very logical reason that the-greater part of the i 0 on in that aarter are Mexicansand, hence, ill Voters, I shall not stop to explain the motive for this in- tended outrage on rights of citizens of Mexi- can origin; suffice it so say, that the late Cortinas war has wrought a climax {n the feelings of Mex- ican haters which are now beginning to find vent. That this mode of revenge should have been sug- gested and approved by men who formerly on election ie el gorge nrinne in legalizing Mexican votes, is atall strange when, in the words of Decker, I tell you that ‘We have here some ish and fantastic, will with a fe ; So ap! = ry ic, As Play Sfether; Others again we have like hungry lions, Fierce as wild bulls, untamable as flies.” Again, the Mexicans in general are not pfrrticu- larly anxious to cast their votes, good citizens as they may be, and when they do, it is sim, ly because they are carried to the polls. They fear the recriminations of Americans, sea this will account hasoafies fa= tha ama It must be said, however, fn Sia Re cue Proper authorities, that the upper precincts of the county all held polls and gave a majority for the ‘ht candidates. ne thing is to be remembered, however, that if anarchy and contention is to relgn among us, we know who have sown the seed of discord. On the 10th instant a grand mass meeting was held at the Market Hall of this cit » for the pur- pose of ratifying the nomination of Breckinridge and Lane for President and Vice President. The demonstration was certainly a grand one. The enthusiasm manifested for the democratic cause on that occasion, not only by speakers but by the ple he tet makes it indubitable that the Rie Gran eee at least, will do the thing “up brown”? for the candidates of the Union democ- racy. Some correspondent, writing from this cit to one of the New Mier oe rs, has said, wit more loquacity than know! ‘e of our political affairs, chat on the frontier, those who are not Douglasites are Bell-Everetites; but the late ratifi- cation meeting, attended py almost every citizen of Brownsville, has tacitly given the lie to this statement, far as the New Orleans Crescent may circulate. Deeds speak higher than words, and this is an instance. Our true position, politically and otherwise,-has more than once been mistaken; but this once, at least, we will assert that the reasoning of our traducer, addressed to sensible men, ‘ Falls on their heads like an inverted cone, Wanting its own base to stand upon.”’ Things in Mexico remain in their former state : little done, much lost, and nothing gained. Gen. Vidaurri, governor of the State of Nueva Leon, has, by his late acts, lost all the prestige which he formerly had. He bas been playing a high-handed game. He has enforced loans on merchants and rivate citizens, detained whole conductas pass- ing through the State, and done everything to jus- tify a movement which was set on fuot to depose him. ‘The general-in-chief of his forces, Juan Z: uagua, ‘was recently killed, which has thrown great con- sternation, not only among the Vidaurri clique, but also among the greater part of the Liberals, who claret his valour, staunchness, and mi]- itary skill, all of which he possessed in ahigh degree. [ tr: ite the following item of news concernin, affair from the newspaper pub- lished in Matamoras, Nexico : “ On the 30th ultimo D. Santiago Vidaurri left Monterey, accompanied by D. Juan Spo er and a considerable escort, taking the road to = waltillo, and having been preceded by several parties of the State forces, who, some days previous bad left for the same place. On the night of the 30th Sr. Vidaurri and bis men bivouaced at San Gregerio, where they were surprised at about two o’clock in the pete | by a sinall force said to number twenty men. Four of these separated from the rest and came up to the place where Vidaurri and Zuagua slept, where wasalso to be found the fa- mous Galvon. They heard their approach, but had no time left them for defence, and Zuagua was killed, having been struck by two balls. Vi- daurri is said to have escaped by prawiing under the cot, on which he had been lying, although some would make bim out to have been standing as sentinel in one of the dark corners of the room where they were attacked. It is guid that Vi- daurri’s bed received three shots.”” Zuagua was buried at La Cafullaina, and Vi- daurri continued bis march towards Saltillo. More anon. Excuse haste. Yours, ever, FRONTIERSMAN. P (No. os?) ROCLAMATIUN, By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, For the Sale of Valuable Lands wn the late New York Indian Reserve, Kansas. In pur: c¢ of law, I, Samus BucHANAN, Presi- dent of t nite. States of America, do her’ by de- clare and i.ake known that public sales will pe heid at the undermentioned Land Office, in the Ter- bie 9 of Kansas, at the periods hereinafter desig a |, to wit: nd Office at Fort Scorr, commencing the 3d day of pecomber next, for the po: such of the public individual Indian location situated within the following townships h if tewnehips in the late reserve above-mentioned for the New York Indians, viz: base line and east of the sizth prin-ipal and in the townships and parts of town ing within said reserve. 6 inthe parts of townships 0 25. in thi t of township 23, 2'and 2, @nd ‘in the part of *, of T parcels in the part of township 23 24 and 25, ‘and 15 the part of = of is not covered by ships fo The tracts or , 24, 25, and the tras 26 of ia townships range 23. The tracts or arocls in the part of towns in townships 24 and 25, and in the part of range 22, _ The tracts or parcels in the in So mockiye 24 acd e 3 » of tof to hip 2B. 2 and in the part cf &, of 2 he tracts or parcels in the part of township 23, in townships 24 and 25, and in the part of 26, of raages : © tracts or paroiain the part of towrship 23. in Sow ashipe and 25, and in the pa:t of 26, of range I! . ‘The tracts or parcels in the part of township 23, in townships 24 and 25, and in the part of 26, of range 18. ‘Tho tracte or parcels in the part of township 23, ips 24 and 25, aud iD the part of 26, o; in town Tange 17. At the Land Office at Fort Scorr. commerci: on omter. the 17th da: Of Deoombet oat for the dis: | of such of ¢] ubdlic lands not covered ty individua! Indian Iccations as are situated within the following townships and parts +. towns! ips in the late reserve above-mentioned fur New fork Indians, viz: South of nage g Hncand Lo the pith prencipal meridian, and i: own she} . shins failing within said resereen PY Oem The t:acts or parcels in th» part of to’ i m eae 24 and 25, ‘and in tee pete or stdin Pac ate eho rahe in townanipa id and 2, and inthe fos or 2%, ot iene ayacais ashe geet wae 2 inturwaasipe 3a 2, and inthe peoy Brae 25, an ithe part at a ot tacts fe ice 10, Tho tracts or parcels in the part of to . in townahipe 24 and 25, and ia the part of 2 of i w/o 25 nad oe range = were ot erner Lands , rinand acer Saeko 88 of sehoale, mili witieos and other purposes, will ex cluded from tn il ase cae ° iste of which have ie mort hate been furnished the tecal’om The offering of the abo: 2 will be on the day inted, and | proceed in whioh they ‘are advertined, until the whe tracts or in Sownships and oil. tracts or in townships range 10, Sanaror Dovetas’ Spescu at NoRFOLK —Sen- ator Douglas addressed a fe gee! on Satur- day night at Norfolk, Virginia, and, in reply to the questions pounded to bim by a friend of Mr. Breckinridge, declared “ that Sa aection of idency by the American people. with the Conetigation ot tae United States, not any: at dissolving be me com racy » was os ly apy 'o the further question, ‘ Southern Biss oom. from the Union agen the inanguration of Abraham Lincoln before he eom- mits an overt act against their constitational rights, will you advise or vindicate resistance by force to their secession.” he replied thus: “1 an- swer emphatically that it is the duty of the Presi- dent of the United States, and all others in av- thority under him, to enforce the laws of the United States as Passed by Coffgress and as the courts pro] rt (Esco) And I, as in duty bound by my oath of fidelity to the Consti- tution, would do all in m wer to aid the Gov- ernment of the United es in mafotaining the supremacy of the laws against all resistance to Mr. Douglas closed bis retpogse by sarin: Neat . Douglas c! is se by sa: : “Now, these questions, it to me the fest aay landed on Virginia soil, having emanated from tbe friends of the secessionist candidate, I ask that like —- may be also put to those candidates, ound t you insist upon such frank and unequiv- answers as [ have given.” Tux Texas Trovsies —The Texas pa} are still filled with alarming accounts of the disturb- ances in various portions of that State. We have carefully examined and compared the various re- ports, and although, in the excitement and alarm which such occurrences necessarily create, some allowance must be made for tion and vivid coloring, sufticlent is known to show that the bee gga Roe yen more ponies than lige su . Pro; toa very large amount has Deek destrosed en a pataful sbost of insecurity naturally prevailsin the infested regions. Nothi has yet been develo to prove an organi: Souspimacy of 2, regular plan stoverthrowing the disturbances are due *ogan of desperadoes from the prairies, perhaps m south of the Rio Grande, whose object ts plunder, and who use the negroes as tools for their nefarious purposes. We trust that the summary and efficient measures adopted by the citizens will soon clear the coun- try of these villains, who have not even the excuse of fanaticism for their atrocities.-Mobdile Reguster. ————————_—_—_—_— EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &. GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION! The members of the RAST WASHINGTON QUADRILLE ASSEMBLY would £ geeeriialiyennonrce te tact fends A ive a oonligh “x cursion to GLY MONT on FHURSDAY EVE . September 6. Tickets 5@ cents. See future tisement. nn 23 eost™ ME OW Is THE TIM FOR SPORT! The steamer GEORGE W. RIGGS can be char tere1 on reasonable terms to take entlomen down the Potomac, b the ele bm or week, for the purpose of fish-' img and gunning ; andduving the moonlight nights select parties can employ her for Excursions down the river. Inquire on board, 14th street bridge, Wastington cana’, JAS. 1. CATHCART, an 2% Owner. APITOL ASSOCIATION MOONLIGHT Cc EXCURSION, TO THE WHITE HOUSE, MONDAY EVENING, September sd. The steamer Puenix will ieave her wharf at 4 o'clock p.m. Omuibuses will leave corner of Pa, avenue and 7th st. for rs N a the boat at a quarter before 4. Good! 3 cotillon mi beenengaged. Tickets, admit- ting agentlemanand iadies,S cents. au 2 5t D AND MOONLIGHT Oo Bkctaston.2 °° AF? RYLAND CHAPEL CHURCH will give an Excursion down the river, stopping at the Fort a short time, and then proceed down the river, and return about l0o’clock, on THI’ RSDAY, Angust 30, leav- ing 1 th st. wharf, Washing’ on, at 3% o'clock. Refreshments on board at reaso_able rates. Good mu ic will be had on the occasion, beatlemen’s tickets 50 cents, Ladies’ Small chi'dren ied GRAND PRIZE Pi AVE CLUB, S, TUES au 27-3t" IC OF THE eventy consisting of ch Gems, &c., will be given away. ‘The full Macine Band has been engazed for the occasion. . i it is the intention of the Committee that this shall be the Pic Nie of the season, and that the strictest order shal! be preserved Ommtbuses will (eave the corner of 7th st. and Avenue every hour da ing the day for the & rings. Tickts, for gentlemen, 5? cxnts ; Indies, 25 cents; children free, ‘An 2’-td YHE SCHOOLS ATTACHED TO ST. DOM INICK’S CHURCH, Island, Preparatory to tha returning of thel Stuities, will ncet in festive reunion, on MONDAY, September 3, at the aumi a y ar- ranged and most attractive pleasure ground known as COLUMBIA SPRINGS. = The Ladies of St. Dominick’s wi! unanimously favor the occasion with their smil:ng presence; and all lovers of ianocent mirth and patrons of sound primary education are kindly invited. That unsurpas musician and accomplished gentleman John uta, supported by his w ll se Iscted company, (the best prformers in Washing ton,) will dispensethe glorie« of m au -2t GEAR, COMPLIM* NTARY MOONLIGHT 1). KXCURSION will be gi en the WHITE HOUSE on WE, NESVAY EVENING, 2th ros! complimentary to, and benefit Second Bap- tist Church Chorr. ‘ The Puenix will leave Sixth street wharf, Island, at 7 o'clock, Bagden’s wharf, 73 o'clock pm, tonchin, Alexand:ia going and returni &. Omuibuses will be in attendance at the wharf on the return of the boat. Music, vocal and instrumental, will be in attend anes. Ge’ ts tickets, 5) cents; ladies 25cents. Re- froshmeuts onthe boat. Supperat the Pavilion, 25 nts. Committer ‘Wm. Sanderson, Phillip Be * Isaac Entwisle,’ Sem. Elke Charles Wri John Clemmonds, ig! Fred Emeriok George Gaddis, J.H. Spicer, ‘au 25-4t* EXCURSION TO GLYMONT! R Nt YMON Tae Tx Qaasign CHURCH AN SABBATH SCHOOL wilt ave! ied EXCURSION to GLYMONT an FRIDAY, August si. The splendid steamer St. Nicnoras has been en- gnced. "Withers’s Band will te ia ate teens conven'the eecasion Refreshments will be pro- vi The boat will leave the foot of Eleventh street at 83, o'clock @. m , touching at the Navy Yard, Alex- dria and return at7 o'clock P. m. Tiokets Filty Cents; children half price, Ompibuses wi!l be at the corner of Pa avenue and ee th street to connect with the boat. Bu 24- OSTPONED. THE GRAND BALL AND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS At COLUMBIA SPRINGS, Is POSTPONED TUESDAY EVE’ ING, August 2th, Fine Pers Band will be in attendance, Tickets u pnt Conches leave the corner of Seventh street Pa. avenue at 4,5,6.7, 8, and 9 o'clock Returring leave the ‘Springs at 10, tenn jock. A cuosch wiil Jeave Alexandri: CARD—SMALL DWELLING HOUSESAT UCTION — tte: eS a Fs enn: ae ntion 1s respectfully called of three two-story Brick Iiwelling Houses and Lots in the alley inthe rome of lemperance Hall, to take place on TURSDAY NOON, 28th, at 6a’clork. on the Premises, Au 27-2t JAS C McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, (OR A HORT TIME ONLY.—DREAFNESS ANW NOISES IN TH® H* 4D.—DR. COL _ member of the Royal College of Surgeons id, Arrived, and .is now prepared ly eet ectracrdinary Treatiuent 2 which he was himaelf cvyed afier elev i tenss suffering. Pa tioulars for Tit’ o clock Hose reforcone ed i 0 cloc 160; reference tt sons cured. Addr No, $12 Tw i y vous “ Vital os”? for self-cure, dress for 12 tam} nts in st au Z-lw* TO SOUTHERN & WESTERN MERCHANTS. RODEWALD & SINDALL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN “SPICES, HESS fates gm 29 CHEAPSIDE....... __ BALTIMORE, jeroha:) i 5B56E 3 JUST RECEIVED AT BR. BRICE .HALL’s, Nos. 373 and 375 Seventh Street, ONE GASE FINE AND PURE IRISH LINEN (Slightly Setled) at 25 Cents. Also, 50 Dozen FINE LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, at 0 Cents AUCTION SALES. KaP’For other Auction Sales, see first page. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. Buses FOR SALK.—Un SATURDAY RING ny = our & Bt 10 o’olock, we wil! sell, 1 ms.one tay Horse, so d siliie Terms sash. jotioe, & BARNARD. Aucts, by A. GREEN, Auctioneer. OUSEHOLD AND iy .—On clock Saas atth= owned Sohn in. Erq . avd a Rete RNI- iSeries omerestgee. on yt ‘oud AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW * By BARNARD & BUCKEY; POSITIVE Sack OF VALUABLE soa fos seca gle Premises, and AND ¥ 3 oa fect or + 00 "1 inrty fi . slnrty five foot more of ines om 5 +putable, ty de lemon deolinin: hounel ering, ofthe purehten mocey to bn pro ty aged. or Porth de of jomrth street: betwee ‘urnish- ins Goods, viz: ee ri Re “Tha Mabie Lap Geutee aad’ Petes abies, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, Do. rcretary and Whataot, OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI ‘covered Sofas and Easy Chairs, Trek piAge Co. AT AUCTION—On Donguke end other Curtains, WEDN ays inst. bey Gil ad 5 China Vases, respecaee. Mra ‘es \. 5 —= any rd and Dressing Tables, and Isth streets, (tae fing wl eine hese.) raed ma acg?e, S a5 o'stoek am, an ‘tment of rur- Warkatace nat ae Raoks, Mahoten ny Sofas. Rocking and other Chairs, Cotton to sed attresser, areusened oe is Piloweand ae E a ie, — cooks’ nis ee . Bans. wed ith @ general sesortme t of Kitohen WV ‘and tree, equisites. feather Bods, Boleters ana ‘Terms: All sums 3 and be 825 cash ; over ir Shock Greed nota, bemtug intereeto” oe approved om | Fine Ti —— lor no! 4 au 2 ¢ = A. GREEN, Anet. Bk Se Ey Ware, By J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioasers, Buck HOUSE, AND LOT ON NORTA K | ‘yttsf°Rs 08.0! Ki er BBs Sa oe sum ST- BETNREN TY AND 20rH | darn, notes only ber nee 5 oe FR the we A. GREEN, Avct feet’on porth K sirent. betworn 19th sms « ALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers, and running back 90 feet, togeth-r with the: Gt »CERIES, ONT i mae, ND ments, consisting of a three story gnek dwelling Pancr a, nA “ house, containing six rooms, with @ br ANG, 2th, at 9% o'clock. we ect’, at 7 Ths De ect for yours wenth street, near the corner of G, a var: of past as @ grocery and liquor . itis res" Suser, Coffee, Tea, admirably adapted, being within a stance ci &o. otras we: 000 inset the ii 12 mont Rarduare acd tur bs = LJ with intersst, scoured by s of trust on the Facey Goode, Show Giee, Scates and Weights, Muuzd J.C. MoGUIRE & CO. Aucts. wens, £3 Aad under cash; over $3a orean of N MONDAY. September 41005 we shail sot, | 2 2-___WAL. & BARNARD, Aveta * ir we. Trontot Un premeen oe feet pratei| ]YJARSHALS SALE —in wirige of « writ of lia:.ce with the terms of a decd of trust to us ri Reins ise: r . OGeo at rom Thos. A. stown and wife, dave! 24:h <-pte: the Cirouit Court of the District om! ber. 18°8, avd reo -rded in Libes J. A. $.No 102, | the County of Washu pase? &0.,0 eof :he lant records of Washin-- | ¥1ll expose to public rale, ton county, parts of lota +] and Iz. im square No 27, | Court Houre door bezinning for th> same 4) feet 5 inches from ue Bsouthweet corner of saa equare, — thenee east on a line with D street souch 16 ots thenoe rerth 7 fset; thenes weat 16 feet: thenos ith 70 ‘eet to the p nce of beginni iMprosemo.ts, Consisting of a tw houxe with one glory back bu ain Torms: Ons-fourth cash; the ba! 8 months, alter day of sa» th n-tes secured by © prem: Ifths te me of eale &re not compiied with within five cove after the day ofa ethe trustses resére the right to resell the Property at che parchase: isk and cost, after giv- ing One we he not or HENNING. tn R. THOMPSON ,{ Trestors. A. GREE +, Auct._ x By A. GREEN, or oe = 5 ‘TURE, INA, Gu. Hose naan een ge Avction.—On FRI 5 tea: Do. Book Cas: Mahocany Dressine Lounges, Uane and seat Chai 1 ten-foot Extension Tavie(walvur) Brea. fast, nd other lee, Fenth-r Bods, reand air, Cotten-to d Husk trogsoe, ingle and Deuble Cottace Jenny Lind Bedsteads, Mahogany Ofice Doak nnd Clinica, lAnkete, C »Shects and Cases, ‘lated Cast: we aes Bowls and Pitchers, 5, Wines and Cuampagace, ts. white and ovlored. : J other articles, too numerous to enume- Terms: Aj! sums of and under Borevit of 2and4 months, for Spproved en- dorsed notes, bearing interest. aus7 D_t.. MORRISON & CO. Fi Four Pas RN RRS A COMMISSION | Chica MERCHANTS 5 And wholesale dealers in MILL FEED, CORN MEAL. &c.. &c~. Covner of 12th and B streets, Washington city. {17 Cash paid for all kinds of Grain. an 256m FLOUR, MEAL. MILL FEED, ae. ist receive of consis ament— 470 bbla superior brand of fresh ground Pamily, Extra and Soperfine Flour, Si bbls. No.1 Rye do, F.vesh ground constantly on hand. for sale low in lots to suit, inst . at 10 o'clock. L. MORRISON & CO. au 25 6in Atsear WOODLEY’3 RESTAURANT, Pa. Av., Batw 177s anp léru Sts. A. z8 most respec fuliy to ir eA ; vrm his friends that he is back again at his old sand, in the Firat Ward, where he by keeping everything of the best qui to have a share of their patronage, ‘Youre faithfully, au2-3*—’ ALBERT WOODLEY. GALT’ WwW OOD A ‘< fie cOaL -) Betw. liTH anp l¢rn Sts., mitt any wnee wecchgiies enth st. ors ma i? tf Below War Repartment. R SALE—A of COACH HORSES, oneal Test, grid for no rai ae , owner berioK, no use for them. Apps, at W. H. UPPERMAN’S Grocery, on Penn: syivania avenue, between 3d 4s ste. au 22 tf = CALVERT FORD, Jz. Bo TH eCERY 4p DRvGorsr, iN. AVENUR, CORNER OF ELEVENTH St., in Deal PURE DR UGS, the 1 vements » together ~— the im pro’ ‘ots. 00 in 6, 12 and eh} £25. oash; over ew a ‘o-n Meal and Mill Feed of all kihds | 452, AY, the 23th day m. Ali defer in and to Lot No 6, Wasbington, D.C pater De ef term 18%, ie Margaret M Dyer, wile ef “sbi U. 8. Marshal for the District au 7-dte ARSHAL’SSAL: wl? of N pes arn the Ulorkes oftec aly fi cuit Court of the Distnet Coleman, for she county of Wash ngton, and to a *, for cash, house door of said ocunty. om Cot of August next, all defend ant’ bt,title,elas interest in to Lat No, is, in Square No. 798: in the erty of Washinston Jey together with allen, pewlar the thereon, seized and upon a2 of has. H Van Patten, will be to Ju- los. 78 avd 78, to term 188, vor ot John W.T: - D Gilman SELDEN, jy 1-dts U.S. Marshal for District of Golembis. oak WEDNUSDAY, “the Boel inet: some beer <5 W.SELDEN, U. 8. Marchal. FUTURE DAYS. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HoOvsesotp AND KITCHEN FURNI TURE. Pianorortx. &C, aT —n THURSDAY, the Seth inet residence ofa gectieman defining on Marsachusetts ment of Ferrtture, eis: Rore wned 3 torte, ®tool and Cover,s good naany Ble, Parior and other Chairs, » Walnat Extension Dining and other Tables, housekrepiug, between 4th and 5th ate., loot e's cellent assort __A. GREEN, Awot,_ Parior ans ether Looking Giasses, Lounge and air, Cot d other Badereads, a ogy Tookery War, Re iator ‘and other Stoves, with @ good R ct of Kitenen Requisites. ‘s as veces a #2, onch: 5 gredit of oo and’ days: for notes satisiactonte sa Gorsed bearing interest. aumd A_GRFEN. Auot. Br BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctionsers. Georgetown, D.C ST OF ARETALL 6 Ow, © Stones, anp ce /we.—Cn *HUKSy. we sha «'. Johnson, No. 97 Water street, ‘ ies. Liquors Paiota. id Turpentins, boing his ay she ving = other ve Young Mare acd Burin«se Wagon, rodit of @ days, for approved conovend sae ee sd ‘ARN. D & BUCKKY, sats. Bs J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers. DEABLE DWELLING HOUSK ON Noxte |. svRe.t Between Litn sx, ar. entre 5 WET. an” VERMONT AVaNUR FoR apte~ve FRIDAY AFTERNOUN, ust + x 0’ ook. on the premices we - grt = B, in subdivision of nguare Ne. 215, fron [Sd on north L. rtres eeweph beh « and Svenus, runs withe 15 feet on me with = vor : On 5 18 monthe, with inter~s’, the premi tle se eibes CO., Auots. CHEMICALS, AN STANDARD Faslil.y MEDICINES, pETTHE ABOVE SALE 18 pos R, FRENCH MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS; | APTERNOUN, Any Buh sume hosrmar pies’ : ALS, 8s [anes J. MoGUIRE & UO: PEOIOR, eta eager THE TOILET, By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO , Auctioneers. NCH, ENG ND AME ANDSOME FURNITURE AN RU UMERY SOAPS. BRESE LS ALS EF Hi A ire gece On He ve ebay hour tou jo compounding Phyeiclade’ Brose aul are Tiered Eos oe west, we tion an - 5 EW SUPPLIES I Base ol Walaa Rep han cderel N FIRST-CLASS BTAP: Ghaicsnt s Pater STM Y Goups. Waiget ~ Just opened lomperioy i Linens, conwood Marale top Carter Fase Pahoy Te Sheetings, Table Dispers. hears lings, White and Colored Doylie le C and mediom Meee “ eee —_ velinog and fall st; ie Cali 008, urting nena: Ol cathy iaes Je 0 8u 18 2w 523 Seventh, te . Pa. sv XOVi NT in- G° PRN [SOSPIFAL Som THE IN Bids vited ‘till Wednesda: ‘sth ie Sree lew crm arco eRensar - ton.) of good, clean Anthracite’ Goal, “broken” ore of» ras dayns Mr Sattahscriy sadreed “shtahoald os ive Fisted lat tbe @sh and Ea! 4, Be eos CO,, Aucts. proposed to furnish ‘nin By 5.0. Mi ‘ihe will be , at ingly. I WF. may ‘ket. USTE. by Hos. T*% b’SSALE OF THREE VA: eae es | ty GLISH S| RTING x Be lobe Po au av. BUILD:Ne | .oTs aT BR ptihe secre ie