Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1860, Page 3

- ferent LOCAL. NEWS. UF Thongh Tux Stas {s printed on the fastest’ steam press in use south ef Baltimore, its edition is a0 large as to require it to be put to press at an early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be sent in before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. Norice.—District of Columbia Advertisements to be inserted in the Battimone Sux are teceived at and forwarded from Tz Stax Office. A Hasvsows Impxovewent.—A peculiarly’ constructed house which has been erected witbin ‘the last year in E street, between Sixth and Sev- enth streets, has attracted considerable attention on the part of those who observe with interest the of the eee pe De mast = acreasi pulation, conaeq uent ae istial residences. The house sonfect of this notice is owned by and is constructed upon the plan of a bouse its owner saw in Italy. The front, which Is of heavy brown stone, presents four dif- yles of architecture to view, all harmo- miously and attwactively blended, and forming a@ most tastefel elevation. Thed@imensions are 22 feet wide by 49 feet deep. and four stories:‘high, beside the busement aod attic stories The base- ment pr he ag Coby J Pate 0B a ny is baudsome! up for convenience, bav- Tit large w streom and kitchen,the latter being puantded with closets. cooking ran; Leger ments for bot and cold water, an comfort paguviieg to a first-class idence. The first Soor bas a spacious hall looting from the entrance door, with a tiled floor and - = — he perme ceiling, tibule with eireu! ngs glass inner demas The front room oa this floor is Snished entirely with walnut facings. The doors are heavy walnut with sunk panels, raised mold- ings, and astrigal . These doors are of the finest workmanship, so much so that old car- penters who have seen them, as well as other parts of the work, have refused to believe that they were made by Wastin, mechapics—a compliment which Messrs. Willett & Mockbee, the contractors, may well be proudof, This room isthe Doctor's office, and from it we enter the dining-toom on the same floor. This room hs: bea’ rained ogee fecings, walnut doors; pone with a dumb waiter, which communi- entes with the kitchen below; hasa magnificent ‘Tennessee marble fire-place and mantel, and the walis and ceiling are finished with a very neat light Italian fresco of an appropriate design. From itis toom we pass into the ball, and up the wide stairway to the parlor. This room occupies the whole of the second door, and is twenty-two feet wide, and forty-nine feet in depth. ‘The ceiling i italian cove ceiling with fans laid off in ianels and work in stucco, « th beauti- ul seaglola cluster columns and stucco bases and caps. There are no less than fifty-five of these beautiful columas in and about theroom. The ‘walls are provided with tasteful niches for the Teception of statuary; and magnificent Italian marble mantels adorn the fire places. The north side of this room is provided witha large bay window with hea otbic sash, with mullions, which are to be lig! with stained glass. Incon- nection with this room we note with pleasure that the stained glass for this window is manufactured in this city from designs by the makers, who are Mess. Vanghan & Shekell, two Washington thittas, ) We had the pleasure a day or twosince of visiting their workshop in D street, and of viewtng a portion of the work ed for Dr. Warring’s house, upon which they are now en- gaged. and were struck with the beauty and neat- ness of th |, a8 well as the intelligence and skiil displayed by them in all the details of this dificult art. The parior is entered through lofty circular head doorways, which are finished i ¢ most elaborate style in birds-eye maple, the doors being of the same material. “The fron windows are of French plate glass, with inside venetian shutters. The third tioor is divided into three large chambers, with deep closets, ae: eed resses, king-tubes, bell-pulls, etc., with ar- os aan in the ball for extinguishing fire, such ssn proper hands would prevent a destruc- tive conflagration. The rooms are tastefully fin- isbed with ogee mouldings, marble. mantels, and in all respects conform tothe excellence ot the more noticeable parts of the building. The fourth contains four chambsrs, with marble washstands and mantels, and in all re- ts com, with the rest of the structure. Above, the attic story contains four rooms, and leads to an observatory on the roof, which affords a beautiful view of the entire city and its eavi- rons. Coming back to the exterior front of the house, we pause to ire the neat iron railing and basement —— of the area, and the mechan- eal excellence of the tron balustrades, which are being constructed by Mr. James H. Meade. The different branches of the work are per- formed by the following excellent mechanics :— Contractors, Messrs. Willett & Mockbee; brick. layer, Geo A ce Mga ve 4 cutter, M.G. Emory; marble ¢utter, —— Bradley; piseteters, noua Allen & Jackson; painter, Jobn Peake; fresco painter, Mr. Odense; plumber and = Sitter, Geo Goodall; seagliola worker, John Win- terknigbt, stained glass workers, Vaughan & Stekell; iron worker, J. H. Meade. Tue Liszt Case.—The following is the afli- davit upon witch the warrant against Mr. Good- loe, yesterday, was issued Washington City, D C , ss: Personally appeared before me, the subscriber, & justice of the peace in and for the said city, Semoel Strong, 2 resident of the sald District, who, on his oath duly administered by me, doth make tbe following information, viz: That one Daniel R. Goodloe bas been guilty of making, composing, and publishing a false, scandalous, aod malicious libel of and concerning one Jobn B. Floyd, Secretary of War of the United States of America, ia a certsin newspaper printed in the city of New York, and published jn the ci' Washi and elsewhere, called ‘The New York Times,” dated the Ist day of September, lv6v, whjeh said fuise, scandalous, aud malicious Ubel is headed ~* Federal Corruption—i he Secre- tary of War and tee De Groot Ciaim—Fxtraordi- mare Award of Secretary Fioyd ;”’ and the said Samuel Strong has informed and made known unto me that the said Daniel R. Goodloe ha made, composed, and published in the mabopeter called ‘The New Yor! ”’ contains, besi the above in the article as aforesaid, other false, scandalous, defamatory. and libelo: ‘ainust the said John B Floyd, Secretary of ‘ar. os |, intended to bring him, the mid Floyd, into contenpt and race with the oa this District where, and Sader libelous matter is calculated to pro- voke a breach ofthe peace. — And the uel Strong, on p{soath afore- said, doth make further informatiod against the said Dente R Goodloe, ae picasa ty of making, com; + al ny another farther false, defamatory. and malicious libel of and conceralag ‘the said Jobn B Fate of War, as aforesaid, which sai the said “New York Times” dated the 4th September, 1860, woich said libel is headed 4*The De Groot Swindie”—Further Particulars iwthe aH of the Case—Flagrant Character of the Award—Position of Secretary Floyd*’—and the said Steong bas informed and made known unto me that the said Daniel R. Goodloe hag made, composed, avid published Iq the article beaded as aforesaid, other false. lous, and libels of and congeraing the the said Playa tno. jenpl and dng. a the 0} com! to provoke S icesch of the peace. And the waid Stron thesaid nuurhers of the newspaper called “Phe New York ‘Times,’ dated rit pectively, ow the Ist and 4th of September, 156, and com@taining the said false, scandalous, and malicions Mbels of and conceraing the said Jobn B Secretary of War, Pree | ave ; ted the - = 5 his uest, the td Himbers of the said York Bi Ing the said 11 and parcel of bis mation afc caused @ brought before'me tbe dealt with according to ‘ht before me ace pe a RE aad subscri fore me, 4 isu Tuomas C. Dons, J.P. Sometaixe curious in shape of Bie came afternoon. is a : ot Ja ae tu and oh ought to Lis county for Lieut. on ow Letun, wile arrived ta Phi from the Japa’ cost litely. ‘The paperrts weed for Lookbinding, and the specimens which we saw . by Mr. Edward Lycett, ——— rare fers 4 about one hi i ute it fu large quantities, itto gu- IBerous purposes, not the least water proof dresses for rajay weather, - stk eta Buxcxtweives Mugtive iy Av: —The Democratic Association of Alexandfia held its ular et Serepta Hail last D. » "Fmt nomcext Frag ComMITTEE ll 8 the following from the evening : Honors to the Seventh Regimtalt—Pr-sentation of a Stand of Colors from the City of Washing- ton —A committee of the Common Council and citizens of the of W: a, charged with the tation of a stand of colors to the New York Seventh Regiment, arrived in town this morning, and are stopping at the M litan | Hotel. committee consists of the following | jeme! Wm. H. Ward, Alderman; Grafton President of Council; E. Edmonston Chapin, Council; Rol Ould, U.S. Dist. Attor ; James F. day, City Collector; Willian Morgan City Register; Johu F. Coyle, Jobn PF. ae ‘ohn Savage, L. F. Clark, M: shal Brown, .G. Fant, A Treadway, Walter RW. Carter, James S. Holland, M. W. Galt, Chas. W. Boteler. James B. Smith, A. F. Cunningham. Joseph |). Savage, Chatles Haskins, 2ud L. F. Harvey. Mayor Becret, of Washington, did not accom- pany the minittee, as pcan otra ae but wii bably arrive to-morrow morning. -Gen. Jas. fa. Anderson and-Col. Geo. P. Kane, of Baltimore, to whom the committee express indebtedness for attentions In the preparation of the colors, accom- panied them. $ Officer Hanover, (Harrovet,] of the Washington ee came on in charge of the case containing he colors The stand of colors is presented in puisuance of a resolution of the Common Concil of Wash- ington -im ac of the visit of the ‘Seventh Regiment to that city on the occasion of the fnauguration of Clark Mills’ equestrian statue of Washington. There are two colors, splendidly mounted. One isa regimental » the stars and stripes, made in ance with the United States Army regulations. The otber is a jiticent banner, having on one side a representation of Miils’ statue of Washington, surmounted by the coat of arms of the regiment, and underneath the words: ‘*Presented by the City of Washington to the Seventh Regiment of New York.’? On the reverse are the arms of the State and city of New York, the United States, and the city of Washington. ‘he artist employed was Wm. D. Washington, who isa descendant of the illustrious Washing- ton family, a om OF Bente, and one ~~ not romising artists in V ington city. The flag- Pals =a made of Mount Vernon ae and sur- mounted by handsome — eagles. The whole stand is enclosed in a richly-carved case of black walnut, lined and inlaid with rosewood and sur- mounted Ldn eens eacesd, eagle. The cost of the whole is estima: at from $1,500 to $100, ‘The presentation ceremonies will take place at the City Hall, at balf-past four o'clock this after- hoon, the whole reginvent parading for the occa- sion. Robert 0: United States District Attor- ney for the District of Columbia, will make the Presentation s; nd Colonei Lefferts will re: spond. Afterwards the Committee will dine with the regiment atthe Fifth Avenue Hotel. The committee was waited upon this morning uy a committee of the New York Common Coun: cil, Alderman Boole. chairman, who extended civie courtesies, and invited them to visit the Mayor and Boards of the Common Council. They will remain in the city two or three days. {tu “Paunny” Man at Brown’s Horen.— Bal esas that Prince of Jokers, whose nightly ngs forth at Odd Fellows’ Hall are the chief wonders of the season. like a sensible man di at Brown’s Marble Hotei. Yesterday, while a! dinner, he noticed jmmediately opposite a speci. men ofrural humanity, whose attention was deeply riveted upon a dish of hard boiled crabs in front of him. He evidently liked their appearance, but appeared to be dubious as to their legitimate use. Finally, Spriesity aveccoming his fears, he reached forward a long boney set of digits and pounced upon one of the ‘ tarnal critters,’ and instanta- neously brought it in contact with his olfactory organ and imbibed « long sniff of the savory crus- taceous biped. This action excited the jokin eres of the re showman, and induced m to try what aid he could afford the inquisi- tive countryman hs a little ventriloquial experi- ment. In an instant, and while the crab rematebd in close proximity to the man’s nasal organ, it cried out, i bite! PPL Greeney dro; it on h‘s plate and stared around him with error depicted in bis pale face. Instantly recover- ing, and ee era look as though noth- ing disturbed him, he sat gazing intently at the mysterious objects for some moments while the ventriloquist was soberly enjoying his deser! Again looking about bim to sce if he could detect miscblef in any direction, be esszyed another in- vestigation into the phenomenon before hiw; but scarcely had he raised it from the plate when in a voice of great pain it cried, ‘ Put me down, you brute; put me down!” The bewildered indi. vidual removed bis hand from the plate with the rapidity of lightuing, and clearing the table at bound, he rushed the dining-room, one of the most thoroughly seared mortals that was ever seen by human eyes; while the occupants cf t! table burst into a roar of laughter, which testified how happily our friend had saccesded {n his joke, A Rovcn Firip or Lazor —Rev. L. W. Bates, President of the Maryland Conference, highly es teemed by the citizens of Washington for b many amiable qualities, as well for his elo: ce as paige orator, is never averse to the enjoyment of a yood joke, even at his own ex- pense. In his‘: Executive Papers,” publisbed in the Methodist Protestant Church paper, he de- scribes a visit to Concord circuit. He sai id but fortunately the human inhabitants are social and harmless. Bro. Eversole was very much tartled by the sudden scream of a wild cat while crossing the mountains from Roxbury on Satur. day night. And when we amused ourselves at bis slarm, next day at bre gs table, a gentle- man present very promptly responded : ‘I judge that if you were surrounded by rattiesnakes BH wild cats as some of us have been, it would make the hair staud on the top of your head too.” And though we assured him that all the rattlesnakes and wild cats in the mountains could not produce such an effect, we failed to convince him, as be did not understand the position of things as clearly as some of the company who greatly enjoyed the discussion.” Tue W acon Licenses.—The numerous Cor, ration cases c.ainet licensed hucksters and others for failure to license their wagons, &c , have been decided by Justice Donn, who gave judgment for the Corporation Most ef the contestants bave paid costs and obtained their licenses; not, how- ever, without a against the law as oppres- sive. Some of them say that they will number their vebicles and put them on the stand for em, ployment in the porterage of goods when not em. ployed in the markets. This course would cause mueb dissatisfaction among the porters and car- tiers, who are already numerous, but could not becomplained of by the authorities. Tur Lovooun AcricuLivaaL Fatn.—The fair opened yesterda’ The ground contains some eight acres, and Is admirably ada to the pur- poses of a - There isa fine display of horses and cattle, and many articles of use and value are on exhibition. be the weather is fair, a large crowd is ex to be in attendance. Much Interest is felt in the fair. Among the ex- hibitors from Alexandria are H. 1. Gregory, cook- me and parlor stoves; Meade & Marye, agriculw- ral implements; Wim. H. May, agricaltural im- pe appa Wm. FP. Padgett, harness; James W. Nalls, cement for Footing; W iltiam B. Richards, sewing machines; Mrs.S J. Stansbury, beautiful quilts, ke —Alex. Gaxetr ‘Tue AcricvLTuRat Fair at Rocxvi.te.—We understand that extensive preparations are on foot with a view to making the Montgomery coun! ultaral Exkibition, week ee of le ow the 13th and 14th instants, a most attractive and agreeable one. We have been favored with a sight at the list of premiums to be awarded, which ni ninety-two, and form ao eee anew of 8639 50. Doubtless the Pair will be well stress 17, our citizens who take an interest in agricultural matters. Jt is un- President of. tse United Staton will er neeeict the Uni it and make an address. — - are mesg é A CuicagoCraiositr.—Mr. Lambert Tree, Jr, of Chicago, ILl., has tranginitted to his father in this city a handsome view of an entire block of brick stone buildings on Lakestreet, between Clark and Lasalle, taken while were being raised bodily to the new grade of the street, four feet longa, depth 140 fest, wite an everape higtt ot ugth, dey feet, with an ay e bt of 70 feet The whole operation a peel without any interruption to business. and in a stners wishing oa jhe Ching. se pictured wl others wishing to see as pic wi find ft In the window ‘of Maskrhus, Seventh e Uxton CLus oF ALExanpRia.—The Cen- tral Union Clob met last night at Union Hall, Alexandria, Geo. P_ Wise, Labor yey a the chair, when a considerable amount of business was transacted. Among other things, it was ordered le be erected at the ‘market Square. Good Spent rpg par pag tome in the ba: very su; offered, | @ number of cattle were at the stands de Voted to the sale of cows. kc. chu teks arscep res tat on Powel |e “1 do wonder who that sempstress fe that wrote that piece for the Star; or if it was a sempstress?”’ me dont know,”’ says J ; “but ahe need not say Si ate Botta Wa age cy | sew are LJ ngton city; some not far from Py lvania ceed ‘poulbly help it. Li never fa f if they can wish names Were put upon a black list, or | some other sort of Tist, Abat Tadies might hnow . | reckon would give their ; work to'an honest woman who would not make her girls work all the day and most of hovfght in! | for only two dollars per week, and then c! them out of that. There are some Indies in busi- ness that have good sense and principle to do what is right; and if they were known and pa- tronised it would be far better for all interested. I really wish there was some manufacturing es- bey poe here that would give us pins Sa ment. ‘eWell,’’ says L ;“'! wish she would tell of the dressmaker who diwcharged me for not stayi: over time when her work was not hurried, and { was im ible for me to stay,”’ ‘Phat’s nothing,” sa’ umes to the world, if tell aches and heart-aches; and no rest or Thedicin but toil, toil, toll; no consolation but and those only in the late night. Could we even bave a snfficient quantity of thy, nutritious food, we could work with a little better heart; indeed, { almost envy the slave that serves at his master table; he ly fares better than we sem nee cue Barty AcciIDENTAL DgATH OF a WasHINGTONIAN.— We regret to learn that Mr. J. Mardis, a respect- able mechanic, while ets upon one of the Virginia railroads, was recently xiltea by falling from the work upon which he was aged. By this melancholy accident an in family been of , and become sub. hies of their neighbors and friends. The corpse Se yesterday, and will be interred in this city. eally | ROWN. Ov Importance To ALt..—The Grand Prize Pic-nie which will take place at Arlington next Tuesday, the 11th, promises to ve the finest affair of the kind ever gotten up in this city. Great Preparations are being made, and there uo doubt awaits all who may go there a day of pleasure and profit. Two hundred prizes will be dis- tributed. which can be seen in H. O. Hood's show window. A FULL HOUSE greeted Wyman last night. He introduces many new tricks which are really won- derful. He could, no doubt, draw full houses for many..weeks ; but he is ouly to be with us the balanee of-this week. Therefore let everybody go while they have an opportunity. Members of the Georgetown Democratic Asso- ciation will see by advert'sement in another col- umn that a meeting will be held this evening at their old hall, corner of High and Gay streets. Loox ovr ror THE Great CLam Bake at Meridian Hill. Five thousand Little Neck clams from Long Island, Thursdzy, September 6, 1860, from 3 to 6 o’clock p m. Come one and all. t Cerrar Gvanvaovst Cases.—John 8. Law. son, vagrant; workhouse 60 days. Caroline Peters, bgt do. 60 days. George Bowers, drunk; . GL da’ WE UNDERSTAND that the National Guard bat- talion intend spending the 12th of September at Arlington Spring. ReaveER, have you seen Prof. Wood's advertise- ment in our paper, Read it; it will interest you. au 20-eoly - ———— TRICOPHEROUS _ is the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau- toring the tate Ladiee ty ier Bald Be ah Dee ‘Ing air, 188, Mu vy ‘ug gists and Perfumers ar 12-6m Mzs. WINSLOW, on experienced nurse and iomale aya ‘Soothing Syrup for Childen Testh- , Ww greatly facilitates the process of teething r softening the gums, reducing all inflammation— all pain, is sure to regulate the nd upon it, mothers, it will give rest to pygurseives. and relief and health to your infants, Perfoctiy safe inall cases, See advertisement ‘another column. oo li-ly ,HotLoway’s Pitts, Dysentery.—U nlike other specifics in common Which act as mere temporary styptics, Holloway’ Pills seize on the seat of the disease and exter: nate its primary cause—by invigorating the diges- adache, acidity sion et opieita, Sez Ore equally efficacio: Soild by all Druggists, at 62., and $1 per box. au 3i-lw Wisrar’s Batsam or Witp Currey. The foliowing letter from Rev. Huxex Woop, of Concord, N. H,, Editor ofthe Congregational Jour- nal, speaks volumes in favor of Wistar sam: Concorn, N. March 2, Massrs. Seto W. Fowie & Co.—Genilemn: Two years aco,a sudden and violent attack upon my Lungs confined nw tomy for several wocks, and when | recovered, 1 was so much oppressed by difficulty in breathing, that I was often unable to jeep OF rest upon a by might. ‘The suilering was extreme, and judging from the inefficacy of the remedies used, 1 supposed the disease urables i aded to try a bottle of Wistar’s Balsam ‘ithout co: fidenes in efficacy, y almost entirely removed bo. was used up. Sympathy with my ‘Ww sufferers indaces me to make this publio statement, and recominend the article to others a. 4 yith respect, yours truly, Henry Woon. None genuine unless signed 1. Burts on the ‘wrapper. 4 8. Wi Fowle & Co., sale by Z. D. Giiman, S.C. Ford, jr. G. Rhett Joke Schwarze, Nairn & ington; and by dealers specific Ho- ly for family use, in boxes, at 25 ch. in ‘cases, containing 2 vials, from $4 to #4 h book of full directions. For sale by Z. DB. Gilman, 350 Pa. avenue, wholesale and retail agent; W. A. Fitzgerald, 35% north F street; also by F. B. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave nue and Sixth street. Also, Pond’s Ertract of Witch Hazel, for interna) and external inflam ail kinds, Sold as above, Meyen’s Miaacuiovs Vermin Destroyer the oldest nd beet age Bide aa for wextermid Sock re 08, jugs, Ants, Me ritnes Flew Rothe Gran Worms and Gar: ecls, Principal Depot, 612 Broadway, N. Y. hy ai ruggists overywhere, ' ma 1d-Sm ; MARRIED. the 6th instant, hy Rev. J Spencer Kennard, a OSEPAL E EWERS: to MenELVIICk "AL RROK, hoth of Virginia. Cys P SCHOOL BOOKS aad SCHOOL STA- TONER °o! silk ge “ je on the lowost ¥ a 4 ore, Ferina ab the Washingoy LOR '& MAURY’S, se 3-Iw 334 Pa avenue. (SORA SHORT TIME, ONLY.—DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN TH® Hk AD.—DOK.COL =TO.+, member of the Ruyal College of Surgeons of England, has arrived, snd is now prepared to nary treatment 2 sons cured, Add Washingt * PALL STY ES. he cady fo: je seve! new and ele- santos of DRESS = ATS for gentle: . y customers and the public invited to, call god examine them. AS. Y. DAVIS. ‘States, Intel. & C. w ( ni Ons. 7 SCHUOL BOOKS. D OL BOOKS, ven a gone aamena goes, D “maubE ai emcee , Pte a E thi verptises Call and save your money, UATE BORE RMERLY Unirep Statas,) PENN. AvENUL WISHIACTON DE Fri od trap Ora + oc a a ed into ll ti ead gee Fpl a nats Sol wl! Seforbosa ont house with steam,and pro: sega tee ee ea bg epee jetors cea thate ona aitention to ill be s pope pe GN a ae Hoping Wo receive our hace of public patronage, we remain, very vy v4.00 Nagin Matcmetdnatine Board’ can find pleas - ‘ant Rooms at moderate prices, se ize peal —laiairentrrinnnneatcnires 6st dae E pew was wi cir Ts CSNY persous in gee mn wears One price se 1-6t ding.” {PORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES. Fk | ACER a PEL er’s,) near the eae 2 = 82 3i-lw* particulars im future advertise- : LOST AND FOUND. 85 REAR Wp rs ae with mame of R. Heals or tine OS 6 aie ROBERT BEAL ig OST—A NEWFOUND dD . black, bina with ries baw me ROR ill return t OK : ill return Gog to 146.G street wil eo LOST, Between Ninth atreet sud N w York av- T a, on reward ‘will be’ piven if tohas the re Charch House, on ‘Trelth street, near L&D OR MIS AID—CERTIFICATES OF -i d act Oration Wahine aaore Sey promiber 23, icon has bee: i reissue of the above certificates. se 6.3t* PARKER & SPAULDING. ANCIS BOY mal » blind in the felveys A ioeral re the same on Twenty-Filth st, between D and fy L&st—o2 Tuesday, August 7th,a BUNDLE of ‘ening Star News-papers, containing four Al Ag! rescive a liberal reward by returning oo [For other “ For Sale and Rent”? advertisements, See first page) street ; every modern con W..¢, CONOVER, 225 Pa. 22 Pa. avenne itol Hill parpet on collar. elfth | pecel BOLD SPECTACLES prOWn ose: ee Bridgeport, A suitab EBTED: Nos. 21 and 65—the former r 148. App in le to the Mayor fora 18a STRAYED OR STOLEN, from co ward will be given to the west of the Observatory. se 4 3t* of each day for the month of June, 1853 The FOR SALE AND RENT. 0 LET—A large HOUS: lards’ Hotel. —— SC FURNISH ED HOUSE OR ROOMS TO LET 0) ry moderate tern na pleasant locat 4£9 B street, between 3d and 4th sts. se 5. 1O RENT, AND GOOD WILL FOR SALF, A large STORE on Pa. avenue, between sth Oppesite Center Market; ims ry goods store, For particu Tm ses 41 Ko" SALE-A BRICK HOU rooms an lar, situated on FE, nth street north, within § walk of the Northern Liberties Mark<t, nusually liberal. Angiy to H. N, | ANS- corner of 7! nd Pa. ay, se 4 2w* OR RENT—A large BRICK DWELLING, containing 10 or 12 rooms, situated on the eor- ner of Twelfth street and Maryland av., Island, It rd of fine shade trees, and the iocn- healthy. Ithas heretofore rented $250 ; but $200 will now be taken from a good and permanent tenant, Apply to Dr. MORGAN, next door. we 4-3t* WELLING AND STORE FOR RENT, on Seventh street, between Dand E sts., inthe Seventh Ward—one of the best stands on the Tal for an apothecary, confectione: r A pump of fine water at the door, and in a pleasant neighbos For terms apply next door, 9 to MAHLO ASHFORD, Attorney-at Law, Eas! ng City se aetn C. ASHFORD. COMFORTABLE ROOMS AND TABLE / BOARD can be had at MISS BOWIE’, No. 459 Twellt re and se 3 6t* A RA OPPORTUNITY. Ff pens vie sale orerouene 6. contaiaing :&4 acres, mile from tion, ‘Orang nd Alexandria Railroad. 3 a tate of cultivation, well watered, nes and timber; itean be bouht low. W. BRAY & CO,, at their Jewelry Stove, aventh street, 16 3-1m* FOr RENT —Five BRICK HOUSES of the handsome row of buildinge, now nearly read r occupation, situated on oth st, ween M ani sts, north io particulass inquireat No, 269 orner 7th and M sts.,or 383 Pa. av , south side, overs 42 and 6th sts ,of WM.H.CAMPBELL, se l-eo2w new tw ‘and-bas containing ood Call small FARM of 3! acres of land, miles north of Soldiers’ Home and 4 from Washington city, being a part of Chil- lum Castl» Manor; [5 acres in market ca:den and the balance is heavily timbered never failing water, a voung orchard of peaches an apples, having on itasmall frame house. RoR stand No. 271 Center Market, of Mrs, ue y MER or on the place to J. H. MORTIMER. au 3)-2w* Fo SALE OR RENT—The recently builtand very pleasant BRICK DWELLING, third honse from the corner of ith and M streets’ north, Also for rent, thé upper part of the house No 293 Pa. avenue, between 9th and loth sts, For either or Spply to Mrs. 8. HAMILTON, 29: au 3) Bt* OR RENT—A new 4-story BRICK HOUSE _ With marble mantles and grates, water fixtures, with bath rooma Also, gas in every room, situated on Thirteenth street, between Land Mass aven pom fire stony ane oe pe ae on atree’ weer J3th mi h streets, a Wil, ’pSHEDD'S Faney Store, No. 308 ities 3 Pa.av. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTSITS, Youths’ and Boys Clothing for School and Dress Wear. Parents and guardians wishing to furmeh their gbiidren and wards with Schoo! ard Coll-ge Outfit fo eo VON Ng Se880N, Ars invited t examine vo! ent large and extentive assortment BOYS’ THING re they oan fit ont their children oils, or eecoee ot any k per, without injuring the art: mn found, [t wi glov-s witnout leaving any papless atodor. That arucle MOOK BENGINE.” | Price 25 cts,, 50 cents, and 8. MOOR ale ARENTS AND GUARDIANS Will find Sehvol Book wena s03-lw EX I, M. SINGER & (0's IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES, 388 PENNSYLVANIA AVEASUE, (Usver Nationat Horrt ) A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF Machines, Threads, Needles, & Twist; KEPT ON HAND, } se I-lm WM. H. GLOVER, Agent TO SOUTHERN & WESTERN MERCHANTS, RODEWALD & SINDALL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN ES, SOAP. STARCH, SODA INDIGO. vid " Br ryt B. SODA, SAL- baa tus. and GROCERS’ De UGS, 29 CHEAPSIDE. .-.. BALTIMORE, invite the attention of Merchants visiting this city to an examinativn of their stovk, which in variety = re Ede} parehenee either in this or any of je 01 . tfuily solicited sud faithful! erase renee ee an27-1im* WHEELER & WILSON’s UNRIVALLED Family Sewing Machi WITH IMPROVEMENTS, which render them absotytely ali that can be jexired, : E NEW AGENCY, No, 346 Pi Tae ee AVENUE, near 7th street, With Lesrutaons tone? ehasee: an 33-1 P. J. STEER. Agent. wee woo Dt meas av STOVE ead KINDLING WOUD, at the lowes weet rpernttee Yee izth poe ae Pa. av., between lith and Prova si re wl ie ‘rein coll eh ERE GRE eta tes fi U7 Cash peid for all kinds of Grain. au 25-6m | A. SEPY, FING, LOT OP Grau eee fete Apetraeeacest FT COsissiON PAINTER, DEALER .IN PAINTS, No, 582 Yn Street, near Odd Fellows’ Hail, au2tf ‘TS DOWN, eo AP a: sein Fpbgoahn yt soa Chaser 4 | BY. iM HI, * SaMicron og and At A Peeire eu¢-oulm — Ninth stilew heavy. and Det, | THE LATEST NEWS eo TELEGRAPHIC, Later trem ace pe tcp alesis Atay Rees decisive in Garibaldi’s movements yet taken piace, but his progress has boon steady t The Garibaidians were masters of R: io wud Fort Delpizzo Also after a short fight ‘eceu- Pied the villa San Giovanni A defection in the army of Naples was consid: ered extremely probable, and it was believed that Garibaldi would enter the city in triumph with« out bloodshed Confficts had occurred between the Neapoiltan troops and some Garibaldians who had {ended from Sardinian vessels English steamer “ The Orssel,”’ f<om Hall, with for Messinia, was seized by the —— wi = Fan eects wath oboe ers were frien: ibaidt. The Vessel was chartered under a penalt of £5,000 against selzure. and the inference is thal she was designed for Garibaldi Sardinia prohibits any more volunteers embark- en Genoa for Sicily. } ‘ue Emperor of Austria and the King of Wur- are about to bave an interview ina mails bad reached England intelligence. Large bodies of any are @ jungle had been routed Elgin and Count Gross bad gone to the Peehr! jaspected that they would ‘a pt to renew futile negotiations, while every- ae indicated the intention of the Chinese to rd Palmerston bad announced in the House of It wass x us aun” the wrongful inpr isonment of a British He also denied the statement that Austria threat ened to support Naples. She adhered to non-in- tervention til ber own froutiers were threatened Napoleon has issued a decree o} ning French ports for the free adiuission of all kinds of foreign grain, irrespective of flag The chiefs of ti oval Guard of Naples ten- dered their res if onseyuence of the for+ eign battalion not being disbanded A meeting of the Sym pathizers With Garibaldl had been held tn London All was quiet in Syria at the latest advices. ICis reseserted from 2 sem\-official source that certainly concentrating fresh troops in Bessarabie, and increasing her naval forces in the Mediterranean. ‘The harvest in Russia and bet provinces isthe most abundant knowa for many years. The Prince of Wales—Religious Feuds Kinoston, Sept. 4 —The steamer Kingston with the Prince of Wales and Toyal suite, arrived sev- eral miles below this town and anchored at four o'clock this afternoon, when the Orangemen += sembled in great force to receive them. The Duke of Newcastle declined to land unless all party demonstrations were withdrawn. The m in- tense excitement was created—the Orangemen refusing to make concessions, and the ro’ party remaining on board the steamer. it appears the Orangemen not only formed in Procession to receive the Prince, bnt bad two pte Weiser be —— street, the chief busi- ness thoro fare oO! ngston, the ucipal of which is covered with orange calico cae gph] i : “ur God, our Cow rhe baldi and the Prince of Wales—the former havin the arched inscription: aribaldi. 1860,”’ the la ter ‘The faith of my forefathers and mi Above the arch are two flags, one with “1658— Surrender—1690" the otber with a butuing bus! upon it, and the words “Ever burning but never consuined.’’ The whole is surmounted with the ark, a cherubim, a crown and bible. The mayor of the city visited the royal party on board the steamer, when the Duke of Neweastie told him that his royal highness could not land at preseut, but he would give the people until nine o’clock to-morrow morning to know whetber their partizan display could be done away with He also informed worship that if the corpora- tion should feel disposed to present thetr address on board the boat, the Prince would be bappy to receive it. A meeting of the city council was subsequently held, at which the mayor stated the ‘esults of his interview, and then a stonay debate «1 ed. It was flaaily determined that the ad- dress should be presented in the city—in otber words, that the Prince should consult the wisles of the citizens. not bis own. The Orange party also held a meeting, and re- solved to adhere to the course intended to be pur. sued at the reception of the Prince, viz: The pro- cession, with banners, regulius, ete. The Orange- men are said to number 3.000, many having come from other towns; and allege ag an excuse for their course that te dics Lad the suprem. <x and forced all sorts of concessions from the Prince in Lower Canada, and now they should have an equal chance Kineston. Sept 5 —The refractory Orangemen peraded to-day, forming on the wharf 3s if to re- ceive the Prince, an ofticer with a drawn sword riding up and down shouting “No surrender” The Prince refased to land, and left for Believiile The officials of the three counties presented an address on the steamer. The Orangemen will probably follow on a steamer. ToxoNto, Sept 5.—There is great excitement here. Tbe Orangemen held a meeting tc-night. Pheir watchword ts “no surrender Congresst-nal Nominations. Trenton, N. J, Sept.5 —The Republican Con- vention of the Second Congressional District met bere to-day It was largely attended, harmonic and enthusiastic Gov’ Newell presided, with a Vice-President from each of the four counties. Joun L. N Stratton, of Barlington, was then re nominated by yaeclamation. je appeared and responded to the nomination in an able speech, referring to Lis votes on the tarid, homestead bill. slavery question, & in Congress; also, to the principles of the Chicago platform, which he fully endorsed Cincinnati, Sept. 4 —The dem¢rrats have nom- inated George H. Pendleton for reelection to Congress from the firet district, and Alexandria Long from the second district in this way Unica, NY, Sept. 4 —Hon. Roscoe Conkling was to-day nominated by the republicans for re- election te Congress. West Cuestek, Pa., Sept. 4—The People’s ity convention of Chester county met 4 unanimously tominated “Hou. John man for Congress, = Sumpvay, Pa, Sept. 4—The People’s County Convention met to-dayand nominated the Hon James H. Campbell for re-election to Con: Scranton, Pa. 5.—Col. 6. Ws ton wes re-nominated yesterday for Congress by ac- clamation: atk Biss Se 8 Vermont State Election Montre.ier, Sept 4—The election for State ofiicers and members of Congress took place to- day. Returns for governor in 29 towns give Erastas Fairbanks, republican, 6,885; John Saxe, las democ: > inridge democrat, 487; majority for ‘airbanks, 3,733 ; majority for Ball, rep joan, last year, 3,061 — showing 2 repalntsen gala of 669. These towus embrace one- of State, and indi- cate the election of Mr. Pairbanks by a round ma- jority, 49 towns elect 43 republican tives—showing a gain of 7 over last year. Fire and Loss of Life. Toirvo, O., Sept. 5 —The rooms of the Cathot! phan Asylum, in clty, were destroyed by fire lest night. Three children and one Sister of Charit missing, and it is sup- ished In the flames. Another Sister was seri injured by jumping from a window. Itis this morning that the remains of one child have already been found In the —— National Horse Exhibition. Sprincrimip, Mass., Sept. 4—The National Horse Show at this place had a «plendid opening this boats herp thonsind peopee Were on the ground, ing many ladies. The number of entries by baryon iss littleshort of five buadred = About four bu teams appeared in the cavalcade. HIRT | gnd three out —_—_—_— Speech of Semater Seward im Detrelt. Derzort, Sept. 4—Senator Seward addressed an immense as this afternoon om the po- litical issues of the day. His sentiments were and his testimo- ently greeted with ‘io Me Lineoin an uproarious excite- meat. @ Now York Potitics LocxPont, N. ¥., lagara W i j peta ages Of the attit Bs » fellow-citizens, because the H j i itt & ak i which I stand are the princt; tion and the Union of cur ff at any time the Jostification any man for addressing which I occupy, it will Anonymous writers and chosen to tell the that a disunionist and a wo they declare with assurance bave exhibited a treason that patriot and the é Phe A | 5 ¥. He sft ‘ fy fr g & parison, Burra hold respectable But. inemory jeliow-citizens, before I come to topics, I desire to make a comprehensive ,. ment in regard to my position in connec! with the Presidency of the United States have been charged with a I have been charged with intriguing for nomination; with lea before the wishes o the people, and dest defore them for the highest o' He p-oceeded to defend bimself charges, and defended the action of the tion that nominated bim, and condemn’ Street Theatre Convention as the democracy a dogma and we dogma Marine Iatelligence. Hameton Roam, Sept. 5—The shi Awerica of Boston, from the Chincha has gone up to (Quarantine. The from Jamaica, bound to New York, bas arrived. leaking, ber main mast sprang, and sails gone. Baltimere Markets. SaLtTIMogR, Sept. 6 —Flour closed — but steady; Howard street Onje and City is Go. Wheat closed firm; Southern white $1401.75. Corn closed active; yellow 7Us73e ; white 72a77c, an advance. Provisions closed quiet and an- changed; bacon sides Rye Cotfce closed more active at I3kaldXe. closed dull and heavy at 23c u i ader of thet New York Markets. New Yorn, Financial. New Yor, Sept 6 —Stocksare steady; 1 and Rock Island baa Titinots Centrel 853; do. bonds 96 x; Michigan Southern 45; Vork Central 81; HudsonRiver RR 57K; ¥ 91; Mo. 6's 81%, G@ORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS For other Georgetown ‘advertisements see first page (=~ THE GEORGETOWN BELL AND RV- (BRE SI BSSOSIATION wiil meet at For- Hall on FR) oe NEX he nstant. at Yelock. Jos. RADLE! “gn, and other a ogut speakers, will address meeting. Tho Puboe Conorslly AS. A, MAGRUDER, Provt NEY, Sec'y re 5 3 GF RGETOWN DEMOCRATIC Ai S ‘ socistion will meet at their old 1 THURSDAY, 6th inst..at o'clock p.m. A fll attendance is required -g FRAU PICKR ELL, Promdent. RY, See, aes St B JR BOSTON —The regular packet brij ver, Captain Levi Crowell, has arri’ and is now discharging herca co. She witl, be receiving frenght for the above, Port $ wr on lay morning, &nd will sail with di, “ StOHARTLEN © BRO. U9 apd 101 Watee at , Georgetown. setiw 150 NEW NOvELs JUsT RECRI » Ais & beautriul assortment fred inthis market.) Toyeter 1 au ‘OR wivel Getdnest pan aed SERBS. BUOKS of all kinds, &e, CRANDELL’s, se6-st ss No. 128 Bridge st. OR PHILADELPHIA.—The mour, Captuia Palmer, bas ar rived and is now ready (or Frech Tor gee ne above he sail on Pry. y morning. iy $m pels \ HYDE & DAVIDSON. G OF THEC ci Ber a New 26s TO} AT No. 100 ¥, NORTH SIDE =The undersigned baye just re- turned to the olds ho full of FAL d WINTER CLO/HING, tow! they invite the attents n of their farmer and the public generally, being prepared to sell on the vet spent, terms. 4 Tnforms bis fr ip erpe y the soca tel ae Ag Ot Morcate Wall je i to * ie es! 5 Din: ‘and fee's assured 1 at he wi i ~~} Pa sariethe 10n to these who y favor him with a eat. All kids «tf CONFECTIONERY ead ar tha lowest prices, Best ICE CREAR eghe ree ©, A’ . SS Heh street, Gi eorgetown. NT ene aches eens --s-'. Aieee . Al ES ¢ 2 No.1 4 Sic Reve dissec Megson: & do. No.1 Boston Bet Sak Rewtean, rreis St. sn Daily expected brig A 5 "Also, in store— - barrels No.1 Meremichi Alewives, » No iCut Hh °| Halifax “seSiw 99 ior ‘Ster st., ri Teese at WHOLBSaLE OARS Alto a larce lot offine HAVANA and YARA SE sts. Also, on hand— : 199 foxes of fino, medium sad low dries’ “‘To- rtm Allof which are offered prices. j No. 59 Goods delivered to any charge. Tay