Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. SnsnnnenEEE teaee eae WASHINGTON OITY: FRIDay. .. September 7, 1960. {7 That valuable and popular family journal, the Waexty Stax, full as usual of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice literary reading, is ROW on our counter ready for delivery to the pub- lic. Embraced in its entertaining contentsare the = wah ; by Jobn G. Saxe; Song of the Springs—a im by Jobn G. 4 The Young B Sceemtith—a. interesting story; Eleven Modes of Suicide; How Drown- ing Causes Deatb; How the ~ Brana as the Anvil” —a poe: Physical Education—the strong man (Dr. Wind- ship) and how he became strong; Women in France; Traveling one Hundred Years Ago; ‘The of Exertion; The Love—a poem; The Shadows of London Life; An Englishman's Opinion of an American Water- ing Place—his views of fashionable life at Sar- atoga; Wild Sports of India—eeeing the ele- per literally; Mr. Fuz Feesa Waiter and ; Rell ud Loyalty in Quebec; a Foe area ia; The Japanese and oe People—a poem; The Value ofa Penden Dust Heap; An Abolitionist Quizzed; Hebrew Women; Couldn’t take a Joke; Live Cattle Weighed by Measure; An ex-Governor’s Awusements; Mysterious Affair—supposed death of a husband wh the ney of his wife; Incendiary Plot—startli g discovery Scandal in Jersey City; James Hiver and Kanawba Canal; Re- markabie Resuscitation; Waiker’s Programme in Central America; A pted Murder and Robbery in St. Louis; Movements of the Prince of Wales; Lady Byron’s ‘Wi; A Virginia Canal sold to a French Com- yi; Particulars of the Capture of Truxilie; Tae Affray in Wytheville; The Disagreeable- of Congress Water; Awful Human Sacri- a Per it is to have no work Stes poem, Jp Al ces—a vi inter- eating pind Bet of Murdeters at Lynchburg and St. Louis; The Manner and Style of English Women of Rank; A Poison- ing Case in Maryland; Getting in Wheat in ong A Steam Carriage Successful on Commof Roads; Interesting from the West Coast of Africa; The Daylight Meteor of last November; —— Mag. in fornia; Arrest Operations of the Patent Office; The Jackson Democratic Association; The Bell and Everett Police Matters; The Park Riot Case; itand of Colors for the New York Seventh It. ‘The National Rifles’ de ire for York, Penn- sylvania; The Seventh Regiment Flag Com- mittee In New York; General Walker and Nicaragua; The Lelands, in New York, and ng from «0.8. N.,” “On The Wing,”’ in Virginia; Letter from aboard the G Eastern on ber return trip; The Peliti- cal Committees, and the Paraguay Decisien; “All signs fail in dry weather;” re Cuag- man, of N. C., and Brown, of Miss ; M: Douglas in Virginia; New York Politic Play’ Election; Departuient News; Editorials; Washington News and Gossip; Local Intelligence, &c., &c.; Late news, foreign and domestic, by mail and ra) Intareating’ Pocsonal Items; And a great variety of choice literary articles, — prose and poetry, too numerous to men- on. ‘This is just the paper above all others for per- Sons sojourning in the National Metropolis to send to their friends at a distance. Price only three cents per copy, or $1.25 per annum; postage Prepaid by stamps when so arranged. Se Spirit ef the Merning Press. The Constitution argues that Mr. Douglas con- demns bis own positions, and descants upon what it calls Mr. Everett’s sectionalism. The Intelligencer further defends Mr. Douglas's anti-secession position at Norfolk, from the criti- cisms of the Charleston Mercury. ——--.ce--— i> A new altered note (fives) on the Pittsfield (Mass.) Bank, has just appeared in Philadelphia. Also, altered notes of the Pittsfield Bank, {linois. SS SEES iD We have received from Messrs. Taylor & Maury (who have them for sale) Blackwood’s Magazine for August, and the North British Re- view for the same month—both excellent numbers, as usual. ("A mass ratification Meeting is to be held a’ Baston, Md., on the 25th inst., by the Breckin- ridge men. Among the speakers announced are Ex-Govs. Wise, of Va., Lowe, Md., Stevens, of Oregon, and others. 7 A desperate attempt to escape from Sing Sing (N. ¥.) prison was made on Wednesday. Several of the convicts, one of the keepers, and the captain of a sloop at the dock, on which they took refuge, were stabbed—the latter fatally and the former dangerously. —— Tax Veemont Exsection.—The returns from nearly one-balf of the State show a large majority for Fairbank, republican, fer Governor. Ail the republican candidates for Congress 2re elected by increased majorities. The State Senate elect is entirely republican, and the House stands nine to one. ———— UF Seymour W. Benedict, mate of the ship Fidelia, has been arrested in New York upon a charge of murder, and David Ferguson, the sec- ond mate of the same ship, as an accomplice, for assquiting with a handspike and afterwards chasing overboard one of the crew, who was drowned, on the late voyage to that port. UF Mejor Culberton, who has just come ftom the Rocky Mountains, says that the head waters of the Missouri and Columbia rivers are so near together that he at one time drank from the Mis- souri.on the east side of the Rocky Mountains, ‘end & half an hour afterwards from the Columbia on the Pacific. [7 The American Protestant Associations of Newark, with kindred societies trom New York aud elsewhere. chietly Irishmen, paraded the streets of tbat city on Wednesday. Mayor Bige low, in anticipation of a riot, ordered out the First Regiment of the Newark Brigade The New York American Protestant Association left in the 5 o'clock, and upon leaving the depot each member discharged a pistol from the cars. A colored woman standing in Market street was shot. The ball entered ber neck, and her recovery 3s doubtful. > The Planters’ Advocate (Md ) learns from & correspondent in Ane Arundei that there was quite a stampede among the slaves in that county ov Saturday night, the 25th ult. There were five slaves and two free negroes; but they were way- laid on the read, and on Sunday lodyed in An- napolis jail. There were a number of other slaves who were to have gone off if this first attemp; had been successful. It is said that the person who arrested these negroes has in his possession {n- formation of interest to all slayebolders, which be will communicate to any one whe will call on him, but, from prudential motives, it is deemed best not to make public Mr. BReckingivex’s Sraucu —As has been stated by telegraph, mr. Breckinridge detivered on Wednesday last, at Lexington, bis expected Speech ou the issues of the Presideatia! campaign, and tn personal vindication of bimseif from the charges which have bees brought against bim jn connexion with it.” It isa very long speech In reference to his toyalty to the Union be said thay no act in bis own career, or in that of Gen. Lane his associate on the Presidential ticket, would justify the imputation against them of being di - challenged bis bitterest enemy to point to any act of bis life, or to disciose Qa utterance or reveal a thought of his which was hostile to the Consti'ution and Union of these Btates. The man did not live who couid suc- cessfully couple bjs name with the slightest taint Platform the equai Tight ofall sections in the common Territories; ‘the absolute power of each new State to secitie the question of freec_m or slavery in ite constitution , aod except as regards ong or two protective pur- » he would have the Federal Government ‘Beep Me hands off the whole subject. Is eresnal te ae. W» G. Whiteley, of Delaware, is at aw N“P: ‘ of thi of this, chty, 200 of of rand hae accoped Bits @uties 94 pext, The Presenta of the Stand ef Celers te the New @St& Seventh K egiment. Navat Orricers Detacuep axp Onverzy.—| We tak the New York Times of yester- Lieut. George W. Rodgers detached on the 15th day evening; the foligwing full account of this instant from ordnance duty.at New York and:| Ynteredling affaine= : ordered to the school ship Constitution, at the Ne- Paxsext. ND OF COLORS FROM TRE val Academy, Annapoli: Crrr oF egy shay | Dim- ered % TO THE ITTER—OCCUPATION OF TEE ic —— — = Nagy e, faw ARMORY—SpreecnEes or Hon. Roneaz 2 vu NBL Lmme si &e., &c. Lieut. Wm. L. Maury detached-on the 90th init | pe”. Coca apmanry £O RC from the Navy Yard, Washington. ‘and waiting | stend of colors gira 9 Hogiments ister orders. Guard, took place afternoon, if 4 Lieut. H. H. Lewis detached on the 30th inst. | the City Hali, in presefite cf a large concOurse citizens, and constituted one of the most iuterest- from ordnance duty and ordered to the navy-yard, ing aa imposing military displays which bas Washington, in place of Lieut. Maury: Deon witnessed-in thie city fora ong tisne: Agree- Lieut. Rich’d Wainwright to report on the 30th mre! to the regimental order, the Seventh assem- inst. for ordnance daty at the navy-yard, Wash- at the Armory; in Seventh at3 o'clock, ington, in place of Lieut. Lewis. j ny in Lafayette-place at 4 o'clock p. = Carpenter Patrick Dee detached from navy-yard, | “rhe R. wes Ser of ii march- Boston, and wait orders. ing at 4 o’clock, C y 8, Lieut. Col. Sham- Carpenter E. W. Barnicoat ordered to the navy- | WV, on the right, and proceedéd through Broad- way tothe Park. As usual, their progress was a fee Ok eae continued ovation. 4 fa by the th Mi vy an oe on, mony was concluded by paying the honor of ‘ — salute to the gentlemen of the Com- en Ae6iK oreo. through E simple, the soldiers inspecting and the officers hastening to prepare for the ban- quet in the evening. Mr Smith, and ton committee, te te = Re seme ~~ ee we ee ee es —~ WANTS. AUCTION SALES. pe S—I will give "ERP Fr other Auction Sales,ane frm page c eo outed Wione ea ee ‘c oc JORN DALEY. : ’ a SATURDA jayor Wood and Gen. H: through the ranks, and the cere- te Regicaent marched te OUSEHOUD ANP KIPCHEN | PURNI- CHOoL new ites spapeh by ty * iT BLBA, K MING: Theater ELV EATALDONS Agri io@Bo, Kv OLB, Foreman for Wall, yi so7t a 2 ‘oun A ‘D MAN, who speaks Eng- BAe tht E cy td iy ag A GREEN. Anot THE DINNER ment as gardexer or farm overseer. Hi: - By A. GREEN, Avot <2 accaane ~The interesting ceremonies of the day were a; no oty toe ins f Ba taht piere By part eree ng poten elit Pr toe officers and staff of the Seventh R. cited necessary. H | the Wasbipgtoa committee at the Fifth Avenue p= mmrgpinelaedaie Ton v= Hotel. The company, sonsisting of some seventy- five perseas, sat down So’clock p. m. e Lefferts occupied the head of the table, with Mr. ANTED TO 8 practical f--mer. Ould. Dist ict Attorney, and MR Conningham on | pout acreg. within i of bis ri ° - 8 rig! opin General Hall, Mr. ton, with cot " ible URNIT! RE AT AUCTION. His qualifications for either the said ¥ Uth is Sine fyat No. 423,) Sclosk pete his ress, or personally apply ow, >; aS between [2th and 3th. rth, at 10 M. of, a 3 ‘of ‘of the Washing- ‘blag Le, ad Army Orricens OnpereED, &c.—Brevet Second cian tek adek nd eg Bleep Lieutenant W. E. Merrill, corps of engineers, has ales, but by the excellent arrangements af ft the i t West Point and ce, eager crowd was in >| Seem Gitecten to niepeir fa Sry bisa aeained }imits leaving the entire area ‘in front of for duty as Acting Assistant Professor ng ineer* the Hall, from B ‘way to Chat ‘al ing at the Military Academy, relieving First Lieu: | tireiy clear. ‘The more favored cltitens, tem. tenant G. W. Snyder, who will report for duty at | pers of the city government, with their wives Charleston, 8. C. ferret rom pase g a eligible La sy at & Brevet Second Lieutenant S. H. Lackett, corps | W' re onthe Portico, from wi ‘un ex- of engineers, has been assigned to duty at Savan- Sepmiasarle eae be mereig i heg ene ware nab, Ga. Washington delegation awaited the arrival of The paymasters in the department of Texas | the iment. have been assigned to districts Shortly after 5 o’clock the Regiment wasdrawn in front ef the City Hall, ing three sides A general court-martial has been appointed to | OP 2" aciiow square, and shortly afterward ‘the meet at Fort Columbus, N. Y., on the 12th inst. deputation came out of the Governor's room, led ‘The leave of absence granted First Lieut. G. L. | by Mayor Bet ree cee ee ere Willard has been extended six months. Harrover, of the Washington police, ani aid, Paymaster R.B. Marcy has been directed to ies e colors. They were followed. ~ ore s bers of the Common Council, representat! tike post at St. Joseph, Mo., lustead of at Ne-| the press and others. Col. Lefferts advanced to braska city, as previously directed. the front of his Regiment and courteously re- Pons oer ceived the deputation. The colors being now nfurled to the breeze, Robert Ould, U.S. Dis- Arrointuxnts.—The following appotutments | trict ‘Attorney for the District of Columbia, ad. of postmasters have been made by the President of | dressed the Regiment as follows: the United States: Wm. C. Boggs, Postmaster at MR OULD’s ADDRESS. Springfield, Ohio; Joseph C. Guild, at Tusca- Officers and Soldiers of the Seventh Regiment: loosa, Alabama; and Jos. Dowdall, at Columbus, ty regres eee! ‘aes coabliotee tees i Chie. “ its peers tal = En ae nave just been given to the breeze. 8 is no mission Arroixtay.—George W. Collier, of Maryland, | hf mere fraternal feelings —not simply an expres- bas been commissioned a second Heutenant in the | sion of reqard from a city which treasure of ripe cn emginpenc sd bed Py pea ety meg arn bres resignation was accepted on the | 3’ rateful eturn, on our part, for the kindness so of August Pes Tr) own,even under unpropitious fates,by Eero he citizen soldiers of New York, in illustratin; Tux Wratuxr.—The following report of the | the commemorative pageants of the Federal weather for the morning is made from the Amer- | City. ee irae that all Ls Sher lcs he. ceened enough for is ceremony; it is true that any See cers keen than tothe teniiie | SO cneepeken’ vera (2 thei dismacoaer sonfan Institution. The time of observation ‘s| these Intter days, which expressed the love which about 7 o’clock. ‘warms our hearts toward you, would be its ow: SerTemBer 7, 1860. full vindication ; it is true that any memori: .¥ which served to testify the es'eem of one portion of our people for another would always be appro- sree Diary our mission is of deeper significance han this. Washington not only sends greeting to you, but in the present ceremony announces and records Wilmingto: before the country its high appreciation of the Columbia, R a soldierly virtues of New York’s favorite volun- Charieston, S. C. é teers. te is a tribute to an order which must and will make itself recognized, even ina country where no orders are known to the law—an order which is, and deserves to be, higher than all others—the order of citizen soldiers—of men who, without expense to the State which they protect, lear. and without serious detriment to the pursuits clear, 80°. which they follow, voluntarily enroll themselves New Orleans, clear, 83°, wind NE ‘Into corps for the pur, ntaining the law Me Wrst. at home and preven uti an inva- Pittsburg, Pa. ear ceri sion from abroad. leay that tite the highest Cleveland, O. style and bes: type of the citizen, and none can ainsay it. It {s to illustrate our faith in this id Barometer at the Smithsonian at 7 2. ye ee © wall esto manifest our grateful appreciation tected for tem:perature,) 30,06 noon, 30. kindness, that we have come to yo Thermometer at 7 a.'m., 71°; at noon, S19. F esciy apcetuencaenteaees einen genres Suting tort a ending 9 a. m.to- Rey eat upon their, folds the "aaure of the im- re See eee mortal chieftain of our Revolution, with a motto se which, in phrase, condeuses bis life: Pro Patrie Tur Potsontxc Case In ANNE ARUNDEL Covy- | ¢t Gloria. ‘The centuries which, atthe invocation Ty, Mp.—The Annapolis Gazette says: “ About | of Napoleon, looked down from Egyptian pyra- fourteen months ago Mr Samuel Carr, a planter, | mids upon the standards and eagles of France. residing in the West River neighborhood, died | never saw so glorious a figure. Look upon it after a iong and singular {llness. At times he again! He is rescuing the holiest of causes from would appear entirely recovered, but would soon | tue jaws of black despair, and right nobly, and after relapse This continued at intervals until he | like a God-appointed hero does he do it. The died. Atthe time no suspicion of foul play.was | arms of your beloved State are there too. And entertained. Recently, however, his only child, | great as is Las noble Commonwealth, leading, a8 Miss Jul'a Carr, has been sick. with similar s: mp- | She does, all ber sisters in the march of improve- toms. It was noticed that whenever she left home | ment. and holding in her borders a mighty citr, after one of the usual attacks, her health was} whose advancing stride, before the close of our good; but so soon as she returned home she would | century, will place it foremost in the world; still, agzin be attacked in a similar manner. Thisled | even ber proud escutcheon finds a new glory in to suspicion that she had been poisoned, and aiso | being quartered on a flag which bears the figure that her father had died froma similar cause. | of V asnington. Though your hardy mariners His body was exhumed by Drs. Arthur Brogden | have ploughed every oceah—though you have and Joseph R Owens, under the direction of a| cleft mountains and blasted a highway for your Coroner's Jury. ‘Tbe body was found entirely | commerce through the barriers of nature—though decompcsed, with the exception of the viscera, | you have united in happy marriage internal and which were found in a condition of perfect pres- | external seas, which God hed not joined tozether— ervation. This condition being a usual result of | though, like the Creator of the world, you have administering arsenic, the Jury ordered the arrest | laid under contribution every clime, and made of two negro women, house servants at Present, | nations everywhere the tributaries set baa great- and at the time of Mr. Carr’sdeath. The viscera | ness, Still, there is not. and never wili be, any Was sent to Baltimore for chemical examination. | higher glory for you than that you are the coun- We learn that the negroes belesaing to Mr. Carr’s | trymen.of Washington. estate were to have been free, by his will, nine Alongside this flag, supported, as is its fellow, years after his death, if his daughter survived him by a staff brought from the sacred shades of Mcunt 40 long; otherwise to be free at her death. Their Vernon, is another, more familiar to your eyes, freedom at the death of Mr. and Miss Carr is al-| but not the less to be honored. It is worthy of ita leged as the motive for the nefarious condnct of | mate. It is the flag of the Union: the negroes We believe there is circumstantial *Tis the star spangled banner, evidence, not necessary to mention now, which | Oh, long may it wave will lead to their convictio: the land of the free and the bome of the brave. It is the fiag of our fathers, the ever living rep- Bwill resentative of the terrible ordeal that tried their 1S THE POTOMAC BaSE BALJ.CLU 4 manhood, and the symbol of their sufferings, their Te ontyt sips cme ei tie NAHIONS patience, their fortitude, their berolamn acd their on the grounds of the formor. south ‘of the Prem | triumph’ Itis also the witness of our progress. dent’s Hous-. The friends of the game are respect- | Thirty-two stars are emblazoned on its azure field, fully invited to witness it. R. B. IRWIN and others, like those orbs of which the astrono- ge 7-3t Secretary P. B. B.C. | mers tell pase not yet reached our planet, are ‘A MEETING WIL 2 SL. -T | soon to be ad to the constellation. It is se- Good Hope: Across fA Rds in curely planted along the shore of two great oceans. SUNDAY MORNING, tho oth instant, for the pur. | Asia and Eu ‘ope, looking east and west, ever he- gpee of taki 6 collection 5 rebuild aliens C @p-| bold it. itis the sign, too, of our power every- a a z hon inthe afternoom ‘The public are reepeetfelly | Where. Om far-distaut’ seas poor hunted Koz invited to attend. Ree DAVID Saad are safer beneath {ts folds than Austrian Kalsers 8 7-2t astor, | ontbeir thrones It isthe flag of Washington and > > = Jackson, and Taylor and Scott. Many have gone (e METROPOVITAN LITERARY ASSO- | down to'death on the battlefield; eiving It ie fropolitan Literary Assoetation wei ee hott Mio. | last earthly look and last earthly blessings Itt viterary Association will be held TO- fod toe Shih edit whose last’ a OW (F y) EVENING, the 7th inst, in | Cover Many a patriotic heart whose elly’s school house, corner of Tenth and 6 sts.,at | blood has been freely poured out in its defen Piecesk. - ~aeinbers are requested to be pusc= Manv earnest and tearful prayers have besieg: at 'y order. heaven for its safety and continued success, from GEO. B. MoRoS, ¥. aime sha se Washington bimself down to the poor stricken eee widow, who had given up the husband of her DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE. youth to her country’s cause, and he does not read 1; WEDDING AND D ENGRA 1 our history aright, who sees not that in’ response ARR ENGRAVERS. the Divine hand has been laid with blessing and ser. of se WED ING STATIONERY, | consecration upon its sacred folds. Rest assured, ob 4 Jes, | 2¢ least, citizen soldiers, that the mission which 326 Pa. Av., between gti and 10th sts bred hee Siem) hd i ba pone, Seltion me " war’. ww of no human ever commit- a kes Sg fs = ine pands of man, which le boller than the GEN cause of that . thas ite claims upon usin A SHOE ON DIAMOND STATE HORSE peace as well ae in war, He, indeed, isa poor B67. c0St_( AlexG: JNO. R. ELVANS & CO, mate Sabigs be een care ‘sia rhage he Rai8s MARY E HUNGE: FORD a arges: whole duty, in bhurlin; ‘k for- M ad MARY = Bees Mesertoor i} reopen eign aggression or stifling domestic turbulence 393 New York avenue, between 12th and 13th sts. | If the obligation of a Roman soldier was a sacra- se 7-3." mets se — aac ey virtue of ashe eT <7 that, soldiers of the Republic, what is yours? ‘Tne HIMBER REINS AND PIPE BOXES, Jaw and the right areeaptains over us, copahae ‘Axsorted Sizes, The soldierly virtues of discipline and obedience, Just received by which you have learned so well, do not belong £7 eost (Alex Gaz.) JNO.R. ELVANS& CO. _| only to the parade and the battle fleld. "They are A CHAINS. Ca ae bar eae eae woe ponctints in every N Iavoi ACE and Cc of life. a roing them in some way, wi Hos woisy of TEAS eed f ttt ay are worse th: sounding brass.” The true’ sol. ved and for sale ~ lier is the bulwark of his country, everywhere t (AlexGaz) JNO R. ELVANS& CO. | and at all times.’ He {s the stern foe to all factious- ANS & CO. OR SALE—a nice HORSE and TO. 7 y, | ness. and the friend of the law. He is the best F 'n@ horse is perlectly gen'le pooled ge, fitted to govern, aapy because he bas learned well suited fo a physician, If early ap; i BSN the necessity of restraint and the habits of obedli- eation is made a bargain may be had ae ence. When he ceases to practice or enforce plyatTeirgraphotice. we 7 3" | these, according to their true conditions, he loses AVING SOLD OUT MY STOCK AND | the character vf the true soldier, and sinks into fixtures to Mr, Michast D. Russeci, | would degeneracy. 1 feel honored, elfizen soldiers, in Tecoumend him to my friends and customers, feel- | thus belng allowed the Privilege of addressing a su oo: felent they will receive value lor whatever regiment so famed as your own. I am not here to favors they may Teel di-posed to enol. burry, | ter unmesning compliments. In doing sa, a an, Rea =e 2s abeula degrade Jonnie Depa which we ha Has Returned to the cits from & mu tes be ae flan ne tour, ‘ Si will resume his PRACTICE UF MEDI: | Creat Fretevio’e Cope Regier Fredenes Por Rent—A STO! 3 i ither’s Captain— Carlyle calls wall’s Drag Store ae ee, Rear | Whirlwind of a man’—wbo found aa ot Maryland sv. and 7th st., Island. | TO THR PUBLIC. ~ . The undersigned woul: veapee fully announce te has purchased the eu stock between Louhions ae, aad Dot 4 ne iv. r ry would resp ctfuily solicit a continuance of your cur Oaka Gene kind pacronage, It M. D. RUSSELL. Jans of fhe colors this day commi to miss JENETTE L DOUGLASS you, your career may, everywhere and for all AS The pleasure of anvouncing to her fdend« eee ee — wae | = Seay aat tet SUBSE BIGL | oat nated opi pe corner , ou Monday, September {Othe on ‘s item chairs Trt Friel She wil: i OUGLASS—Bigher English Branches, Sie Rect bata, ning etn Lacon Mex tener rn pi. jProk tian TE: Mamix P sastes of French and Vv 5B) Romans—Teacher of Piano and isis veg = & TD. Piano. y Warson, of New ¥'o.k~Leoturer on i Drawing, |” lnesion ‘ i chester, Mr. dress on bis left. expenses Win- county, Md. he re Revere Vi * eh ps in = LS ae rer te ANTED—A German, or ish WO- ton, and thé Captains and other ofticers of the |W MAN; scoot “Apiyet Ralareens, ft sta, ‘0 5-at* ‘was of the most recherche description, and was - - = served up in the best style of the Meese Hite | YY GOD TURSERS WANTED —Twe light, Sate the dinder cont the ced. ing aid years of axe. Apr al the Mount Versen Pastors ‘whic! inner men: Ly not j ‘begin until near midnight. ‘ehtent S tunteer eee eopets Sa toasts were to by Mr. ven, and a jately responded Odd. Col Lente n and others, repiss dispatch from Major General Sendford, By ibany, was received by Col. Lefferts, ed m the lateness of the hour at — — ee we oonventently Warr steady Tan, alse for rent; inquire on the prem. mendations given. Address MC. ik an A. GREEN, Avot. dy 12- gizing for non-attendance, and also a letter ON NORTH i, ex-President Comenfert, of Mexico, thank! 2 ‘ orn : 10m committee for their invitation, acts bis } a 3 sey ithe . nat wel ur excuse for not ‘up sometime after Weer at Avi > inet. being present. The broke ront of the premises, at 5 o'clock Lat m vight, in the best: 421, a bumor ei ir bY Fair two ing brick howahy wi ek ‘with each other, and with entire satisfaction with ting ai end tare results of the day’s proceedings. . x I street «2 , rummd ‘SPECGIAL WARD ELECTION. | he ioe eB | Mie shore: Hn oom = = + and presents to . That lection is he: directed to cton, D. C., to be sold fo~ freight aad fue Necgad Ward on THURSDAY, tng | not iminediniely eal ed for. os BURNS, Septem ext; e VACANCY NOW . Agent. in the Boa, rl of Common Council by the | September ist, 1880, ion of William Orme, Esq. — SECOND WARD-FIRST PR ®CINCT.— Resolv. be held in the TP THE BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL, 'T OF TNCLAIMED PACKAGES at the | ©, Stice ofthe Kaoune ee tee araennit SKPTEMBER 3, 1860. = THIS AFTERNOON 4 TO-MORROW Adamson, A urence, Pursuant to the above plution,&@a election will a ee e held at the corner of ith street and New A By J. C. MOGUIRE & CO, An se7 te | i THE BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL» Resolved, That an election is hore sl ag in the Second Ward on s se ber next, to fill the vacany now a Ww. & BARNARD, A inthe rf of Gommon Council by the .. F dene nen shoneera, enue. The polls will be opened at 7 o'clock iF Ss AT AUCTION —On FRIDAY ar - nd cloaed at 7 o’clock p.m. 3 Benen terres tb S chores athe ¢ ‘ di hi. . GEO. W STEWART, — | Adams} Agere = a to su: «0 Cor; Stool AML W. OWEN, GEO. E. JILLARD, “ommissroners Se Peis eae of Ale: ia Semi annnsi. 4 % aetee TEMBER 3, 1800 | Barber, Cc Foe Baok ape Stock. Dave the Ce Mo UIE & CO, Anote e, me bit Fee A ey eee ea SECOND WARD-SECOND PRECINCT — | Butts, Win B 0 sar DAY Ay Pursuant to above resolution, an election will be | Rrown, A vers, Col by order of the Orphane’ held on Tenth street, b tween D and E ats. que ProfSM ‘of ont door north of the auction store of J.C. McGuire & J Co, The polls and closed at7 scat V m se7-te will be «pened at 7 0’clock a. m., reach and Was & M’L LEWIS, be: larhie top WWathesand a yo EDWARD C, DYER s 3 WILLIAM P. SHED, Exesilent Sets. Boring and Mair Mat Commissionets. Child's Mthortas Drosting Beresu and Chairs, EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &c. To Be given on MONHA Holy Hill Band GRAND PIC Nic! Ciook. Estoen * nt Niet tad Hrtcuce ables, Stoves and Kitehen Utevails at GREEN SPRING PAVILION, | Bruen, AG BY Riss, sn sscortment Willow Beakete, Jere and Ss ber oth The Barnard. G6 C many other articles. i the ocneion Wickets toate at Haxer’ Wright & co Motte’ ‘ L & BARNARD, Avo. iting & gentleman and ladies. By ord panty WALL & BARNARD,A ree COMMITTEE. | B2tte 8, = —<——> OOK OUT the publre 11 begun Trory’s Hatt, Se 2st. ‘he member: ‘The Shields Boys announce to their FOR THE SHIELDS BOYS! Ranks. E Ww bs pags FUTURE DAYS. oun SALE — By viries of © deod of trust james to the base Des Dion's ae in general that they in’e1 iv mm yy Ss: ted Auga: 1858. and recer: among wand en a. goons cifeea Gris irtesencee 7 " tT) Ih, -dge themselves to make this o: rans, J of the moat pleasant and acreeable of the season an, ST Fiekets Dany ladies By o1 J; Flanaga O Shell ler of ‘ommistes of Ar $ ements, Coxts, admitting & gentleman and ie jarrigan. it" = | or on c By J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Auchoneers. toh Y ‘G6 LOT 0 AMUSEMENTS. se, W Mi Sr arracyya Seu avo lara? ray Peace a lof # —O; SD. ERNOO , Dep ASHINGTON THEATER. ook, on ‘we shall ENGLISH OPERA, WM LJ sell f Ni Sq le ng 94 fort SNETHEN’S (late Cooper's) GREAT ENG - rth ts street, betw 1 west, LIbH_ OPERA TROUPE will open the above ay ru to O34-f lor. oui to place for ONE W&EK, commencing MONDAY, h, JB perprtzal lease, oan be sequired at September 17th, where they will perform in succes: | *00} h Y 6 ‘cents per square sion the most popular Lyric and Comic Operas in P 1. T for the a the English lancainge : such as Lucrezia, Fra Dia- mal 4 3 residue in 6 and 12 volo, Ci «derella, and Barber of Siville. igh a bye ‘trast on Beats ca: secure? at Me!zerott’s Masi re, | Owens, mises, For pasticulars sco future advertivom nis: s67 Gore, & i 4 J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Anots. WwWryYye™M™Mawn > nu mer, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. The Magician and Ventriloquist! 4 ™ SIX NIGHTS ONLY. ALSO, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERN’NB. AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. COMMENCI Qu 31-8 WASHINGTON THEATER. Penwiges, Com of Sole Lessee and Manager.........8.W. GLENN. peut om of RL Py THIS ESTABLISHMENT a, ae ° Will op=n for th i land Winter Season feu a on the'nteht Of THURSDAY Novewses Isr. Randolp ons : Treaysaitr the fay The comedig OSPR GEFFERSON. we ‘odxers, 3 he risk and oost, after giv- 6 Comedian of the Ace, will mmence &n eh- 4 4 gagement of Tweve Nights 0 MON- obeaon, Capt J Gee. CERNING. | arastess. DAY, ber 5th nil perez: o stew hh? OF teppe followed bythe a, 8 se wads eu SS tT IL,LIANT STARS fH In the Theatrical Firmament. Communications if addressed to NG MONDAY NIGHT, Sept 31. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, SIRABLE LM. VED lea e E! ND UNIM GLENN, “Old Bowery Theater,” New Yor! F D ROVED yuoexaty iz Femse vor eale meet with prompt attention. auls-tf | I hy Ww. at Auction Store o: gies ea ech Soke. Se erie: ze BE tween Ist and state to the m by E FREE CON Ts: Dr ot bog 12th of September next, at 6.0’olock p. m.. RNST LOEFFLER, F SL oe, treet westand ) street, on WEDN. law Ye be- 8 y . 2d streets, we reepeotl rermer, bh SELECT SIC will be given overs MON, D URS pric ¥ ome . i Us AY RVENINGS during the | Field, Ronmidt, F a Py eg Fd ag sory qe at ao wos emai) tenement’ a those desiring to ” Tei geo TER I loon is opel 3 nents is wil the mia fow houre tn the mazy datos. IGE | F rs en Conial sroeaee. SONFECTIONERY always ready at city | Puig? GC Seibert, 8 pact a yt ane Parties desi Gardene for Pic Nio pur- praca, aro requce to give m day of two notes A. GREEN, Augt. FoRS LE—A caso of SURGICAL INSTRU- 'N for amputations, trephar. & ; . London manufacture: nearly new i in ex nt . Mra Stevens. $ B. Pa. Av., condition, at Messrs. NAIRN & PAL! "8 Drug Store, corner of Ninth street and Pa. aveune, 88 6-3t* : OAL ens Vi i red a. t, cat Hinoean barrie Charcosl. in ouemat, At PRINCE OF WALES HAT, for i "7 a : P Pa | | aett VENTILATING et Ash Cos! i DRESS HAT: Prksns siley Cook: a easel 6 CA*SIMERE ing, &e., of : . 129H any 13TH Ste, Having just returned New York, unow sortment of S, DRESS HATS, sc HO BA WwW. BU. My se6 ott ee iS of 7th st. and ki H J A ennt inl aave-t vont of CAPS for young men, ‘TRE Place ur nee eth served and 8375 TO GET YOUR | if Ga 8. qualities, low eu OL BOO s Al the Lowest Prices ¥ i a ant YNE's, VEN’ * 4 ‘Abov- Odd Fellows’ Ball. TUSOUTHERN & WESTERN MERCHANTS. SINDALL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Collins BOOKS.—Woman in White, by Wiikie | Hoff: i DEALERS uy je ani Ts, Be FAGDR, ) “4 fa, Menara | 2 ge RN Ee EE of $3. a Text Book, sent free by mail | Her to their stoek, chit For sale at our store, 378 Pa. avenue, at pur hit a pone, peoed usual discount of 10 to 50 per cen’ es Hi ‘Ordere respectfully solicited end faithfelly wes tl reais. | Hitt, ee re iat etal Siar con % aneman ; HEELER® s “ Leman Usadnoay. VER WARE Herta 3 ‘ j UNRIVALLED * e ea pished with s complete set of i Family Sewing Machines, Teg every doodss We est " e WITH IMPROVEMENTS, Tg bie Me my Own. far fuperior in # pam NEUE POORs ery BUILDIN' Corner of Penn, avenue and Niath street, which render them sbso! ‘al: that can be Bit! NEW AGENCY, No. 346 ig Axess, age street, w ; io =. @ past businésa year, hem fait ‘epresent that bles th ‘The subscribers desir return to their sieemnat sae iberat patron ex! ex: . increased them to show a more: a ve of, pets, &e,, than eae Vv oherea, ‘dp * rest Royal Velvet Medallions ‘Scott Case sent by mail on receipt of 30 W: