Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY. .. September 17, 1860. Spirit of the Merning Press. The Constitution publishes, in extenso, the late ‘peech of Mr. Breckinridge The same peper treats at length upon “ Douglas, Johnson, and disunion.’’ The Inteiligencer defends the Hon. Jobn Bell from the charge of disloyalty to the South on the alavery question. _—______+.0e- 10> Seals at Niblo’s, New York, for Forrest's opening night (this Monday night,) have been sold at an aggregate premium of $500. Tux Corto Caor.—The New York Shipping List states that the entire crop of cotton 184,675,770 bales, and the exports 3,774,173 bales. Stock on September 1, 227,708 bales. 17 According to the London Observer, the At- lantic telegraphic cable {# not the only deep sea telegraph communication which refuses to work. The Red sea telegraph is out of order; the Malta and Cagliara line of about 300 miles in length, has long been interrupted. The line to Algiers has been abandoned, the cable from Malta to Cor- fa has aiso gone the way of all predecessors. Uston ix New Yorx- ‘The Douglas State coms mittee, in session on Friday, refused to accept the Proposals for union against Lincoln offered by the Breckinridge democracy, and accepted by the Douglas sub-committee. Subsequently, the “National Volunteer” (Breckinridge) organiza- tion made a proposition to unite, giving the Breckinridge democrats the same number of electors, (ten,) and the Douglas committee took this into consideration. 1 Among the distinguished visitors at the United States Agricultural Fair in Cincinnati is General Joseph Lane. It is said the General has & farm of about a thousand acres in Oregon, and that upon the farm are about 1,000 head of cattle. ‘The General has always indulged a warm interest in agriculture and stock rearing. He is very anxious to improve his stock, aad will transport, by the route across the isthmus, some fine animals from the Atlantic States. heats U7 A very large and most enthusiastic Union mass meeting was held on Thursday and Friday at Culpeper Court House. Notwithstanding the large crowd present, everything passed off in the most orderly aad agreeable manner. On Thure- day afternoon the assemblage was addressed by Messrs. Thomas. of Fairfax, and Ingersoll, of Pennsylvania. At night, Wm. Gilmer, Esq., of Albemarle, entertained the crowd with one of his happiest efforts. Yesterday, Messrs, Baldwin and Alexander Rives spoke. There were sump- tuous dinners on each day. The speaking was fine and the meeting, on the whole, one of the most interesting ever held in that section of the country =. Tue Serr Acausst Cart. Hotuins ror Dam- AGEs at GREYTOWN —An important question has just been settled in New York. This arose ina case in the Circuit Court before Judge Nelson, in which Capt. George N. Hollins, Commander of the United States sloop-of-war Cyane. is defend- ant. It wasan action of trespass brought by the plaintiff to recover damages for the destruction of Property by the defendant at San Juan del Norte, Nicaragua, otherwise called Greytown, on the lath July, 1854. Capt. Hollins pleaded obedience to the commands of his Government, to which it was objected by the plaintiff that neither the President nor Secretary of the Navy had authority to give the orders there relied on to the defendant, and hesce that they afforded no ground of justifi- cation. The Court ruled the plea of the defend- ant to be good on the principle settled in the case of Marbury and Madison. The question whether it was the duy of the President to inter- pose for the protection of the citizens at Greytown against an irresponsible and marauding com- munity that had established itself there, was a public political question, in which the Govern- mnént, as well as the citizens whose interests were involved, was concerned, and which belonged to the Executive to determine; and his decision was final aud conclusive, and justified the defendant in the execution of his orders through the Secre- tary of the Navy. The verdict was for de- fradant. Personal. -*** Col Mansfield, U.S. A., is at Kirkwoods’. ---- J. D. B. DeBow and family, La., are at “Ion,” of the Baltimore Sun, we see by his letters, is at’ Buffalo, N.Y. a 7 ~-*: The Hon. Jeff. Davie, of Miss., his hosts of friends will be glad to learn, is now in the city. +++ Mr. 8 Penni has accepted nomination for election to 5 on ~*+- Rev. Wm. C. Doane, son of the B Doane, bas received a aaaaianeus coll to eee N.S. ~--- Mr. George Francis Train, who has for torship of St. Mary's Church, Burlington, some time lived in the newspapers, has just suc- the A! system of ngland, if we may judge my Liverpool press in « inauguration of a street railway 2 De. Guren’s Oxrcrnatep Birrers.—We are not in the habit, as our readers are aware, of re- ng or noticing the tare urged upon the ‘there are occast v. MONTHLY MEET- eiAr oman pvuan Ames g’c! 3 ir Rooms, on Pa. avenue, GEO. H. TWI8S, Rec. Sec. WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY, ATTENTION —The batts vl meet on : ONDAY EVENING st Fefslock instant, at ther 3 * i7th ins het mer WM. J. DONOHOO ses aes tesa (Gree ESEY & O'T: WEDMIN DORE: a ‘ soe aca iarorters of fue WED) Ly ls u BEDDING ENVE, sa most beantiful styles, 326 P, = a ontt a. AY, between Sta and lvth sts, Wasuineton, yust ED TH r ei J varie notes porn DAY—One hundred EO ARS At HARVEY S bebo, 251 C et., between loth and Lith sta, Call and get them, either Sea'ded. vested or Raw. t Fresca ALWAYS ABEAD: INGE OF WALES meats Avene VoLAS 2 JOHNSON do. do, ANCOLD j Ning & HAMLIN 7 DY Agents supplied ct New York prices. se 17-lw 3 YARTWOUT'S META Pee al ieee ete ee The attention of attorneys. ‘onveyancers, Ne moat fxbluc, Patent Asente, Ge vis renpecr fully eae to lustitute for the old « i or ow lor the old eyelet machine. as my poor te Y_ STEAMER COLUMBIA, this i ¢ 17.) we shall be in receipt of fies stock of maplo DRY, ie the hoeat cia ES 8n examination of which we invite our customers and the pablse generally. ‘ \ La reashare pipecially solicited jo inspect our st they can thei: i from at the very ect cash prince: eres : roy my ools will he delivered promptly on the day Of sale to am %', , ChaG e ah the city, _#07.6t_ 324 Pa av. betw 9th and Ith via, < oe c shy market, as you can be ith iefucder fro agua ere ee tranie rene, WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. —_.—_—_ Compticatine tHE Dirricutty.—The persist- ent course of Mr. Douglas, ta striving to prevent 2 combination-in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York, of all the conservative political ele- ments, to prevent the election of Lincoln, is fn- tensely complicating the difficulties in the path of those at the South who would prevent Southern- State action hostile to an administration of the General Government under abolition auspices. The more we reflect on those difficulties, the greater they are magnified, in our judgment. We know well, and regret far more than we can ex- Press, that the fact is blindly and persistently ig- nored at the North, that a vast. majority of the People of the South are opposed to the continuance of the Union, if the General Government is here- after to be administered upon the principles in connection with the slavery question laid down in the speeches of Messrs. Lincoln, Seward, Sumner, Andrews, Giddings & Co., and in the ex cathedra expositions of Republican-party principles appear- ing from day today in the New York Tribune. We know that in Mississipp!, Alabama, South Caro- Mina, Texas, and Florida, full four fifths of the people at this moment stand ready to hazard dis- union as the only relief from the yoke of a gen- eral government administered upon the doctrines of the Republican party authorities mentioned above. We know that not only in those States, but in Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia, the great mass of the men of energy and action in connection with current political affairs, ardently sympatbise in the same cause: the class of men who shape the conduct of communities and Stater, while their more conservative fellow-citizens are debating in their own minds what to do. We know, further, that however opposed to taking the decisive step they may be, even the most con- servative portion of the southern people regard the cause of the South as involved in the crisis as a rightful and just one, and only oppose the pro- posed last resort because hoping on still that its necessity may be avoided by some means, they know not what. We feel sure, stili further, that Lincoln's election will be instantly followed by attempts at success fal organization to resist the transfer of the anthor- ity of the General Government in various Sonthery States into the hands of the abolitionists, and w": believe that those attempts will succeed to the ¢.- tent of procuring formal State government actzbn to nullify the Federal Government's authogity That once accomplished, and there can bat two solutions of the problem of our natioral fu- ture. The first is a full, final, and satisfactory settlement of the question of Southern rights under the Constitution as now existing, brought about by the tardy action of Northern conservatism The other possible solution is neither more nor less than the dreaded destruction of the Govern- ment. ff a single State government resists the Federal authority, the General Government will not only find itself unable to command the assist- ance of a single bona fide Southern man in the work cf compelling the submission of the rebel- ing State by fire and sword to the authority of | Grafton the party of Greely, Andrew, Giddings, Sumner, etal, but it will very soon find the entire South as vehemently opposed to the Government’s then only ‘force’? alternative left, of sending armies of Northern men to do what the South will take no part in doing—to hang the authorities of the rebeling Southern State and those of its citizens who essay to obey its laws made to meet the emergency. We believe, farther, that for every volunteer or soldier the General Govern- ment may be able to enlist at the North to out its purpose of compelling submission to an abolition government at the South, ten volunteers treaty of July 16, 1859, and transmitted the same ' Additional Fereign News by the Steamer to the Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs. The survey of this reservation was made by John McCarthy, under contract with Perry Fuller, United States Indian Agent at Sac and Fox Agefi- cy, Kansas Territory, September 24, 1859. ——-—___ Aamy [ntTgcutexscr —Brevet Col. C.F. Smith. tenth infantry, bes been assigned the command of the at Camp Floyd, Utab Territory. vat Liege B. H. Robertson, sseotd dragoons, has been announced as the Assistant Ad- jutant Geaeral of the same department. Major Lloyd J. Beall, Paymaster, has been di- rected to repair to Jefferson Barracks, Mo., and pay the troops at that post. Companies E and I, fourth regiment of infan- try, have been directed to proceed to San Fran- cisco, for duty in the department of California. Sans Saha Orricers OnpERep To THE Cumsrataxd.— The following officers have been ordered to re. port on the 17th of October next, for duty on board the U.S. sloop-of-war Cumberland, now being fitted out at Portsmouth, N. H., as the flag ship of the Home squadron. Capt. John B. Marston; Lietenants, Alex. Mur. ray, John S. Maury, J. H. Rochelle, Charles B, Green, Charles E. Fleming. prnerees are ee Deatu oF tur Cuitian MINistER.—We regret to learn, by a dispatch to the headquarters of the Legation here, that Senor Bello, Minister frem Chili to this Government, died in New York this morning. His funeral will take place in that city to-morrow. His family were with him at the time of his death. enrages RESIGNATION aND TRansFgR.— Peyton Wise having resigned his position as a $1,400 clerk In the Treasury Department, John Pennybacker, of Va, has been transferred from the General Land Office to fill the vacancy. seteweretpeteyic—5 Our READERS will find, in the local depart- ment, an interesting communication in regard to the ancient sarcophagus, at the Smithsonian. —_e-——— Navat Orvgr.—Lieut. O. H. Badger bas been - ordered to the receiving ship Baltimore. _o , Tux WxeatuEx.—The following report of the weather for the morning is made from the Amer. ienn Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith- | sontan Institution. The time of observation is sbout 7 o’clock. Sepremssr 17, 1860. New York, N.Y cloudy, warm. Baltimore, Md. cloudy, warin } Washington. cloudy, wind SW ; Richmond, Va.... cloudy, 69°. Petersburg, Va.. cloudy, 71° Norfolk, Va. iy, 65 Ralel, 68°. FROM THE WEsrT. Frederick, Md. agerstown, Md joudy, warm. _Cumberland, Md. raining. , Va... cloudy, damp. heeling, Va. raining, 61° Parkersburg, Va. cloudy, warm Pittsburg, Pa. cloudy. Ottawa, Ill. . clear, 50°. Cairo, Il. 3 'eigin, nl... rected for temperature,) 29,949; at > Thermometer at 7 a. ‘m., 67°; at noon. Maximum during 45 hours day, 504°; minimum 58 4°. ; Coal: COAL! 1am daily receivi the very t MaRS OR a ton ‘Ke enppl es of best Pennsylvania mines, which I will se URNITURE Tette AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. = Se nati is theese The ielewing additional advices by steamer Hovset a. OREEW, Auatonete. THIS AFTERNOON & TU-MOEROW. waite a ———$—<— ee” Great Bariraix. ¥ BARNARD ; Georgetown. At a collision on the East Lancashire Railroad | the isthinciac oes TANCE ee te sell, ak rpauer At a tpg dined of of two excursion trains, eleven were kilied Auction 8 “re, 8 superior lot of Purni 3 fated Apri im Liber, J. Signy woandcg 7 ewMeed Many were ae | Fee Pome Ge parece | ALedaay etenia ke ial cease wi i A _— France. 3 Pane naa eenetands, ‘asses, fo ?. ihe premises, lot The paren sot, Em) bad vescuet. Che- ir. Cotton-top fan er r ety (L$) and one ~-- Yr ‘A Paris corres; tof the London Herald fides Pillows and’ potest, oh ae Boguaming ot ry Glass a . em rahe abe re) Dad Rurebused ten largestean Rndapeny other asteien as Bumerous to enumer nezihrent career ‘theres cart nd parila) Stek The Bourte closed dull on the 34 at 6sf. Se. «en Fulton tai: Segoe thence weltend parcte ‘TigPartS born waist was rethat lower. By WALL & BARNARD. A, in Sith fhe rat line to Cone rece ott a Trence Sardinia was about to interfere at Naples. (SALE CONTINUED) ta, consisting ofsemaldweliee A It was reported. that General ora was | (CONTINUATION SALE or FANCY Goopr, | “Termes ofenles One-third of the ok about to leave for Naples with 30,000 troops, the Dry Goons, &c , &c—In the sgles room over | to be paid in cash; the residue in twovequal object being to prevent Naples becoming a prey to Max ancy Seore, No. VESDAY MORN? teaalnents of one and two i. with | . wo Ta dpe ee see Renton vine | iNgrEoisber avd asey Sockets | steer ak eee sea a y. 3 ™ ‘atthe rink and All @igposable vemels of the Sardinian navy |®"ocoideries, Laces = were to be sent to Naples, and. military prepara- Sicoven: Bioware, Veils, Combs, me lew S de BARNARD BORE oie rain int aed pant ad | adi eden co" Memes | LTP ata tach PAT UTS a was a NG, iB iO O' 4 conveyance of 40 large a force would be found Havadere Stipes. ig Clothe ee Sf Dake airee:, wo shall ‘sell at auotenn with: impossible, Eope ‘hao laa asked to allow Grey Worsted Pamela in suits, &o., &e. 20 Fecke Kive: poo! Coarse Balt, 10 to the ton, Ingurreetion Bands ef jllavoro had risen in| gotr-st (int) WALL & BARNARD, Aveta, |, D7 & Noe Pine alt | Pesce fled, 10 te and were marching on Camp Bean united | ~~ By J. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. do. Worthit gta do. Reon” There was nothing as to Garibaldi ’s movements D EFFECTS OF A FAM- «Ma's suitable for Cabmet further than that he was at Monteleone. F ey bac y Boprem bee eae 2o-— Oa FRILA oor econ Son, ta ~~ oe a ORNING, 1860, at 10 o’olook, It was reported that the Neapolitan Ministers M. " Deila ‘No. 34 4 for approved paper or three per had tendered their resignations, but they were we cae a ween ATaed Pi Stee are ai il well on ti at org MILLER, SON & CO. not acce) - ail the Furniture aud Effects of a family deolining = ~ ~ 7 The King of Naples is to pay an indemnification how eokoering col Bo Crown Sofs, R pia. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioncers. of three million francs for French losses at the Palermo. ok Vinee, alltion iot Chairs now SALx CONTINUED) ment : ATTRACTIVE SALE OF sult Was ameried that the Prohibition 4 on aie Diente tle. Work and a LUSE AS. Buses ava ana oreee Siu aa been femouege™™ om ‘ee Sedinian | Geddy Basis Waseda See kuencarehics Wane, hesPiase eos It was rumored that the Cabinets at Turin bad | Chamber Tabies, Toilet Sets, Window Shades, Pg Ne pe ee reed to prevent Invasion of the States of the SeppeteCielts Mettion Borax (Statearrs. Be. on Th litres - 0 o i * ha The French garrison at Rome was to be in- | Cooking and other Stoves, cack’ farts potion, we shal ois at the crea! by 3,500 men Terms A reen, fi, —— | Ancona bas been ectared Jn avme ofsicge, | se 17-4 J.C. McGUIRE & Co., Aucts, pp arc a varied assortment aud Ihe Fagehdeeees sesaliea.. Br JC: McGUIRE & CO. Auotioceers. — | Vasou. Card litonvars: Cologne Botts, A Revolutionary Commitiee had been d scovered | TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS BAST of THE Sines Wareofation’s, Papers welded: tee Med en peece arrested. The | september stih, Te0n, BEAN Calcek al tbe Noes Ki » Wine ie ta" proceedings ofa neighboring Tower. *™ | Maar dtc Maen Sct: ghatee ste | Wittaay tite eemieee eee Ae Rossta. ber 22d, 18:9. and duiy recorded in'Liber J cine above sale will be fou 7 b a i t! 1 No. 187, folios 253, &6... one o* the land revorda for | tion of the publi. as the « are all new styles Prumie rege Emil ela cts Se Washington county, D.C. shall eall, [rote # ted the latest importation, and all" warranted to be 7 Prince consequently whats Warsaw about the et mig deo. 1,082 and Lot No. ii, in Square the A fake pie arrangements made for middle of September. a i 5 ; Soe * ria Homi cropaceounta were favorable he | moist wi arn munes Byatt | mands pe fe matey a aS met Lane aig ee eee = 8 the coat of the purchaser. se 10-4 WALL & BARNARD, Auct Svar. The French troops continued at Beyrout, and {t erp ht they will be required to go into the in- terior. SAMUEL SNOWDEN. Trustee. sel7-eokds J.C. MeGUIRE & CO, Aucte. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, F LOT FAST OF THE FUTURE Dars. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers. RUSTEE’S SA..E e - : Ivpta anv Cuina. —on THU PTE WO VERY VALUABLE BUILDING Lers The Bombay mails to August S$, and Hong | at ne welch as tae ean 1 fconpal sen Tr on K Eo orrosits FORE, aE ch” Kong to July 17, bad reached England. They 2 ‘fjrust from | NOON, September nth, ane eaek —s will be dispat to America per steamer Bre- weep Tuary 234. 186), and isos, we shall offer at put auction’ Lots Nor 19 men. in 1s 3 sit Henry Ward, Governor of Madras, died of ; hall sell Lot No. 5, in pete ith ed Tn cholera on the 2d. Gat Snira : meg aS - : we Anetgd bane) {pending in the Northwestern | morths, pe age ee bys decd clita front directly on Franklin Square, fovinces of India. on the premises htful part of the city for & pri- h : inducements to per The British forces in China were ready for an] Al! conveyanc’ng at the nost of the purchaser. fi grest ti — tested com SAMUty. SNOWDEN, Trustee, teasing bestinninc oo notes of ba =e all | _8¢17-co&de _J. OPMcGUIRE & CO., Aucts. monte, with interest secure jessicheaeiomntn bm Naa and having 3,000 less By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., eters) on She grou J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Avots, men than the ish. RUSTEE’S SALE OF CIT LOTS.—On — <2 On the 26th of June Lord Elgin induced Baron T THURSDAY AFTERNOON, tember By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers Crees en fem na toe eck wes | a ave thy Ane Sy Rea a ereare commen m: iately. ear iii “ad o ESIRABLE SUBURBAN I DENCE AT Trade at Bowbay was very dull. Freights were | 2m William Lanshan to the subsoriber, dated Poi Avcrion.—On Mpay AFTER , y Februsry 234, 1860. and duly recorded among the jOON at past 4 o'clock, we will sell. tending upward; exchange 2s 9-16d. premium. | jand pfor Washington Conaty, D.C..1 ball | font of the arene oe desirable residence Latzsr. well, Lots No. Sand 10. im Square No. 17d and the | culled Rock Spree ean eee remucance LivgrpooL. Sth—a. m.—The Melita was de- | wescern part of Lot No. 4, in Square No. 144, front- boundary of ‘en town, D. C., and contain: tained till 9 o’clock this morning. tog 41 feet on north D street, betweon 18th and 19m | about thirty hes acres of lane, ip Confusion was increasing at ‘Naples The An- | 3 west, sod reamac_ bao width 151 feet | two-story Pre House. Ba ru.’ Btablos,” % nexationist Committee on the 3d received a com- {inotes, Containing 6,198 square feet, more or | Mouse, &o.. ‘The situmtion ie beast i, high on munication from Garibaldi, announcing, that as Terms: One third cash; the remainder in¢ nd 12 cca — — ‘ tele tanto Dee ne ee — month: ith interest, secured by a deed of trust . name on the premises. ‘erms: One-third cash; balance in one, two, ' Yictog Eammanuel assume the Dictatorship of the | - All couvoyancon at arahasers cost. Spd three years, bearing interest, secured by & deed Tyrone Ministry had withdrawn their s017 cokds J.C. MoSUIRE&' CO, Anat, | 201-4 BARNARD & BUCKEY, Avots, resignation. ‘The attempt to form new ones under By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, P e Ischitella had failed” wi By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Au 4 $ JRNITUREK AND HOUSE TOCK OF FURNITURE AND HoUsE- | FIANDSOME FU PN ~ ab! . Also, the best quality of Oak, | Count Persigny had made another speech, | SOCK, O 5 Pi ° NESDAY MOR MING as Atction—On from other Southern States will fly with arms in} Pine and Hickory WOOD, cotand oat atl one: | giving the Impression thet Naan ete! do | MONDAY MORNING, stones Atetion.—On WEDS eSDAY MOR SING, the Joth inet «at ts their hands to the assistance of their brethren, | ©®!! and leave your ord oodtamt Cos Ree tee smore than maintain the Pope's throne on g.cloek tk, the Hossofera 4 John B: Haskins, at the co-ner of I strect and New We also believe that the authorities of no State} so 17 (States) Cor. Cand ith sts. mear Canal. | tre Rancan. and Br mt ton a tween Land Kets. we'shall el theentire stock of | Furniture, vis: nt Cxellent assortment of : ; i. wi : be induced its Anger to reveer he rcoenay | BUS, EAGLESTOVE HOUSE, iim roperc ra Sent se Pred |e omen one hese coups | Huon Reeggos.cue aay Cn 7. 2 One ne Cover, peri of te Sou iia nantes ME Ag eRe OLEE WAR CON. | Seine stuac © ease the Rand ot | MvRoesey, snd Walenta Sorig tat Sofas | Ramet Stele Roe Cara of the South will, wi SUMING RADIATORS to oo ~ ‘ockers aud Parlor Chairs of va- | “Arm. Kasy, and Parior Che people will, within a month after the el mae ie fh peed laa Ther ee eey that pee Piedmont had considerably reduced the duties Tious pait rns, ‘legant Walnut Etegere. and ‘Tabies, sccurrence of the first effort of an abolitionized:| 7° old four-column Radiators, as they are much | °" Y2rns, tissues, &c., of wopge » fhstoce Lennen. Coal end anor Tables, Peinaak Mant Board, Vases. Labre, General Government to reduce a rebeling Southern #, being finished off with fine shi Pioneers’ Soci a enter had | Giitand Mahogany Frame in. wo.sstsofvery fine Damask Curtains and Cor- State to submission by means of armies raised in rows oul more neat teaates | omielal etait tae “declaring that he | l°gits,cane end Wood-reat, Arm and Nurse Bron tiek Parlor Chandehere, the North, be as fully enlisted, quite, in the ‘uator in the market Piease call and satis- | does not possess the confidence of the shipping Fpinted Cotiace Chamber Sets, yg i 0 Tares-pl Ingres cause of the South, as their fathers were in| !¥ yourselves, alsin Pocha wae eons interests. alnut and Mshogany Dressivg and Plain Ba- Venetian, and other : sd ~ the patriot cavs2 at any period during the mem-| x0 17 ecét Between 10th and 1th ste, | ees Marble top and Painted Washs Eisent Oe iii le toe Rideboard, orable revolution that yrew out of HOU: Ww SPECIAL NOTICE, oilet Sets, Window Shad some Chamber § Stig stamp tax € hd Gerenmacatne ceiaalae ta 318 “BAGLE STOVE HoUsE. E Take great ploasure ia returning our thanks | W ood-seat Arm Chairs, Stum Wardrobe, Markie tie hemes Mee suk, 1 wish to call the attention of all those wishing | © Our numerous friends for their very liberal pat- | Cottage and other B 8. Beaeercy and Towel reck, made expressiy tc Resting under these convictions, one and all, it} to obtain a first clase Cooking Stove, that the | FRace in the School Book Trade, and esp ally te Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bol order by Cri ‘ is not in accordance with our viewsof the respon- sohing yond ean now be Alled by purchasing one of Fetting supplisd woeld eee cere without tua, Gran aad torts 804 Blank Very fine our *. Cotton Top, and Husk Mat- aera ox lhe Position of a conductor of an inde- | BON SC MERS he eotee Be EE TOR, GAS | Seiad eves would we make our bow. May nives and Forke, Spoons. i eativer Boleters and French Pil.ows Pendent press, to withhold them from the public. | so arranged that = crroulation of air is kept up be- | Still keep full supplies on hand, and let our thou- | Carpets, Uil loth, urge, Mate, &o., &e, ger Heater, Air-Tight, and other Stoves, orange old of appalling | frgen ti natn, thereby preventing it Tram eer sands ofcustomers i ougther with many articles \s the’ Housefurnish. Weinat Deéaning Bureaney ced pall! -D.S , pow» —_ og t poy events which northern conservatism alone can | which prevents themfrom King well afterwards, | 20 1&-1w corner Seventh and D streets. nner nexee~ | Jmonthe wie vreeet em 8 ind Oak faiog ane seat goa Arm seem stave off. We had sincerely hoped that it would | ,,/, have sls0,8 great variety of other first-class | GPORTING GOODS otaed nnten, beating ieee 8 8P | Iron Bedetend aid stainc y COOKING STOVES, viz: Thm Fuel Severcwitn | "ws PROM THE Facrortss, | *°"™® terest. ilt-frame Looking Glasses, appreciate its duty in the crisis; but if Mr. | or witnout the extension top; Challenge, Telegraph DiRESE J E I . iving Partner. siecant Walnut and stained Wardrobes, 6 Ce Double-barr OT GUNS. laminated steel, se 17-d KE& CO. Aucis. Douglass still possesses any share of influenceatthe | Patapsco, Cook, Pennsylvania “Completes and | Double; barre do twist and common, J ——_____-“- SCUUIKE& CO., See cetes an Colles Bet (oopper,) North, farther rell others, which will be cuarantied to give setisino- POWDER FLASKS. ————— noh Chins and Granite Toilet Sets, » fas lance upon northern conserva- hon to purchasers. Please call and examine, at SHOT BELTS and POUCHES, = hina, Gises, and creek ware, se, tamatonn fh te hope nosis | east HGR EXCURSIONS, PIO N1OS, ho. | Frsriist unmet vanips so Prantn , tic ars scion lia Pat cetera eel 5 Disposition or Taoors in New Mexico —The oe ea = OR TERN eee ee PRLBW HCW abe, oi ARLINGTON! gather with « ——) assortment of Kitchen « P 3 : “ona ae abwreumanan OL Relea tg TREASURY EXPEN- | GUN TOOKS, GUN’ WORMS, WAD. CUT. ok bodies ee ener oftess oo ~ oh he FT Brevet Lieut. Col. E. R. 8. Canby, tenth in- . Burgav or Construction, Ee CLEANS BON ELE W cae ton sansa thet SSOCIATION of Washing- | bearing interest from day of enle ih fantry, will proceed in command of G ‘Agxasony Duranreenr, Sept. 14. 1960, For sale by JOS. 'L. SAVAGE ‘A-GRAND PRIZE, PIC-NIC mise A. GREEN, Avot. » command of G company,| Suatzn FROrOsALs will be resorted at this office Sign of Gilt Saw, a aa iin second dragoons, and one of the companies of the | until ihe 1th vay of Cotober, A. D. 1960. at 12] ne 15-6t (States) Pa. av., bet loth sad ii h st For the Benefit of the Poor, BLA oREey, Amstones. tenth infant t Fort G o'clock, noon, tor furnishing and putt'ng up com saeeens_ EB. BV. bet, 108 lth sts. On THURSDAY, Sxpremnze 20. NTER ING BA Ae, LIC AUG- a vine | Pott Garland, via Abiquin, | plete sl! tho irom work of the Catena oe, HAMMACK’S RESTAURANT, Two or three thousand. Pri be distribted. | ry "On te BDAY (the 20 day) of Uolge to Fort Defiance. for the approaches to the south wink, of the Treas- feat No. 202 Willards’ Hotel Block, Mack lake ann pb oon ae jistribted. iz the first the 2d On the arrival of company E, United States | U'Y F2 tention Building Photographed plans and MacNee ceive & prize when they enter thei ° - ? specifoations oan be had upon application at this passed an irrepressible dull summer, I | gate. The Zes Bre to consist of, 2 rifles, at Fort Union, company 1, second dra-| offices on and after the 18th instant. y tomy many friends and the public gen--| Gold Watches, Tea Sets and Jewelry of every de- goons, will repair to the headquarters at Santa Fe. envelone Pores anould be plaipiy endorsed a erally — I ae og bp tea (A supply all soription. Also, — ‘ates . ° by m The commanding officer at Hatch’s Ranche | the Treasury Betension.” and they ppive ‘opened | the finest Gove Oysters, selected expressiy for’ i siacumtied DIED AY 9 ,FIREWORKS aT = part, will detach one of the companies of the eighth one ool on the day last named receiving pedals es a wna heed My ‘stook atell A bey Brass and String Band has been engaged os et . ve! in is mtry. Infantry; ‘now there, with orders to proceed. to a x ii only ba received per lineal foot for length of G + usual is quite abundand Rea | Rthe Prizes will be exhibited in one of the largest Pretty four head of Carte, comprising — ‘Company E, Voted Ste vies, wit be nea | Me enstans be lunes ofits Ganfteertoen! | Barge Gust F oe *Fisrawil vee Taree fax "open ee tet Tom | frowep egy wots neg Shoat, lot of Shee, E, riffes, fre ‘stew ae, ‘not be considered if, at ako ; od . from Pets ine Carriage in readiness for field service at Fort Union untii | >: he pound. or i mada in cious for ‘the w! le. jected ‘by Dyer sre all Pts saga ot tenant fected 3 ho tlope nd F ct aor poe way y the arrival of another designated company. Fos bi sto of the tite specific Price ior each oll who. rae Pitas if an yousk reoeive the prize on the card i Sn pwiey bh Peni Sone a, Pisnkets, £c.. ke. Immediately on the arrival of company I, fifth ; M. CLARK, dishes, who ro o'clock aia. The Gon’ eo é ee Sat talon’ and Gents’ infantry, at Fort Stanton, company B, United | _Asting Kngineer un ohgrge, Trossaee Boos p.m.’ Meals serv whacf, loot of High strect, and run hourly. Bridles: Scie Weick Malan: Geeta, Chrree, States rifles, will proceed to Fort Fauntleroy, via bd a sn Men ere END HAA © | ggCarde Pad willden eae aesemme nS) coats; Indies, | Corn and Cab fpeteence. ¥ ale - p.m ND. . cents; and children ots hing Machine aad H c Albuquerque, and await further orders. OOK You, REST, CHAS; | se i4-3t Proprietor, By o ookaway, Fan, Reaper and Mower,” Quiet esapipaalinn’ tao covet sidan, sles ets oF. BRatEvG ti 31g =sciesTove aouse. seisdt |” COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS, | £°3 d many other usefel erticios Too! mumerous to now under command of Brevet Major G. R. Paul handsomest trod h Fall Supply of STOVES Large lot of Clover and Timothy will be detached by him at Albuquerque, where oo Coorgeton a ak Mona aie th we cor ghatis, hUst FURRISHING Goobs: AMUSEMENTS. it will be stationed until further orders. disi-y invite all who desire to call and , all arranged in store for inspection, and will ll be a exami ne for themselves. O: ibaces every | take pleacure in showing the various new patte ns oR ELLows HALL! Company G, United States rittes, will be held le artiole necessary to furnish s posed, | which Thad xotten up for this Ratha eemae ri} B FEL WS’ HALL! from in readiness at or near Fort Craig, for field service. ning room, chamber, and kitchen. Our ex- 5 c. WoOuDWAR 10. 31% Pa. av., OD. ELLOW=s’ HALE: . ateok te toe numerous to particu'arize, | 80 13-6t Between loth and lith sts, rst ty Bravet Major R C. Gatlin will detach Capt. | w, ly nawe a few of the leading articles, such Af ot and L. McLaws, in command of company G, United Be vig: Wuo PRORESOY MOERTTH ake eee roy Kes wood ‘ returned from ,- : States rifles, and two companies of the seventh *apyolaters pre cra eshorene, by Sits: ing been Pesan Conservatory thera.) — infantry, from Fort Craig to Fort Defiance, through ik ¢lush, Lasting and Hair Cloth, and who has been fora long time a teacher, ODD FELLOWS’ HALL! the country of the Navajoes. gut frame Minto! Hier aad other Sinkace, eee ete te tek mmental Masioia New ors | ODD FELLOWS Haek i i > VEN Ome et By ‘s bY Assistant Sargeon J. C. McKee, Medical De- Gothic und stasr’ esas rok ys and Marble Slabs, there’ such an Radin, Tiberini. La Grange. hen sa partment U.S. Army, will proceed without dela Brocatelle, Plush. Rush and Cane eo ,) hax come here, thinking to remain, and would Woo) ELS! Y | Etegeres, with Marvis-tope id Mirror Backs be most happy to receive the patronace of this city WOO: : to Fort Craig, and report for tield service to Major : Pasion ka ahd Whatnote, . ML cai rive the beat of reforencen in regard WOOD'S M E oH 3 wi 4s his inte: al ing. : R.C. Gatlin, seventh infantry. Wacheresia’ qautact | acdsebee’” Very | “all coumuntonioons pleaue ebitees ve Bote, Woops M Ete Postack To Br. S38 = Fi M cont e Shember. Furst Oak, Lmitati ats = Woo finer ELs: osTAG AZIL BY THE FRENCH Mat— rniture, in » Imitation “ 7 SLLE 4 abs rarrarexar Orrionat.—We ae reqeated to | aaigeieihaeed bein Fu peti! ops, | ELT AND CRNELLE Woops MISSRELS: state that the French Government has recently | Lron Hatracks, i 's Just received and for sale 20 rolls Felt Carpeting jefe UA! ED! concluded a postal convention with Brazi] by secretaries, acmenaes Shaving Stands, pret A aad tad exact copies from most approved iH : Ate! the terms of which letters may hereafter be fa tod Whack Matirosees, Brassels snd Fersias Carpets at half price. th ab Di . ni ,% new article, wears ye 3 transmitted between the United States and Brazil, Bisabeias€ bits, Quite Powels, &e. well as Brussels, aud sella at hell rete” weer is , VALED: via France, in the Prench mail, at a In mu te our stock of Furniture our first Also. 3 rolls very sich and heavy Woolen Drug- SUG tn A BB: charge of 33 cents the single rate of oue fourth | Aj contains a large aud well selected stook of | Kets, 1n all NEithes un te 18-4 wide Ow suc UALED: ounce or under, which embraces the full postage one Wars o, Bibek. Doses op Peder eee iy wands, TIVELY, WEEK! (United States, French, and Braziltan) chargeable | tin Goods, form- adel yyy ee ry. f EASE WEEE! $0 destination; and may be prepaid or leftunpaid, | furutsh house sparimence "ecessary to} _s¢ 10 est aad ore coat roms Wieth ot. TIVELY, wi : in either couatey at fon option of the sender. Jrop al, Wo ELER & SON, hdartigretat fect OvSTERS: MONDAY, Sarreussx 1770. Closed ma: Brazil will be regularly dis. 17-M&TE es . The finest and largest NORFULK O RS) pris Troupe, during this second last patched by the Prench post office, pissed by = oon Sth and 10th in the market are received and tty woek, will present on beats Ba Fn cada aanat 4 ACHINE, BELTING, LEATHER AND | *¢t¥edup(together with all the of pert cook mica, the French mail packets Jeaving Bordéanx on the | [VJ NUBUER ake Maan ma Yor | luxurien'in season) in the very “best ‘Ene folle new and original acts will be pre- 21th of each month, and by the British mail | sale at northern p 08.1 8a AGe. style, at C.GAUTIER’S i: The Railroad Kxplo 2 Dew ‘and Packets learing Southampton on the 9h of each | 5015 ct (States) PaciitRit the G: t Saw. Ladies and Gentlemen's Saloon and Restaurant, | f2-t a8) the Geud-for Nothing, the Swiss. War- cats —S015 Gt (States ) Pa.av., bet. lotheud tith sis, 68 Puxwa. Avene . » Visit of of : i See FOR, S418 VERY CHEAP—& lige IRON| so 11-M,WA&Sew “Boiwsesiet'and isth ste. | Otlier acta neces Dory maz Cruelty to Johnny Caunsvus Burnav.—The examining board of the hi iy ee ei hat imner, Cc. SPALDING Seer presented to a Wash- Census Bureau is ely engaged in the ex. | Calfat 398 Penn. avenue, fc Deis alr: Boose’ - " “SUSTICE OF THE CE, Sismission 25 a Sees Beats Conte. amination of applicants for clerical positions in | 2° 15 3 : ae ana 442 SON EYARC a Per ET cites se kk Se eT Se ¥ ged that bureau. From two to three hours is generally A com RON AND STEE? FA buying, saline ad leasing eat Eislate, ee. assigned to each candidate. In consequence of | frstom iit market ioe. sakes | Ofc 558 Vat bot. sthand th ste _seleeosty | WWASHINGTON THEATER. the rigid course of inquiry into the qualifications ey L 6: M three INSTT re. & 7 RS. CECILI OUN: honor to of each, which is rendered necessary by the fact | 015 6¢ (States.) Pa.av., f Lith sts. ee eee eect to No. THIS ESTAB BMENT of competent persons being required to perform ORSE SHOES 3 -) Jeventh street, betweon and I sts. Wit gna fr 8nd Winter Season the arieaooby woe aurea. to such rorey HP with, Ho SE 8) mor’ Gene aWOOR AND CORE rue wa OOP ARP SON on the night of DAY, Novamsxx ler. appointments Average more than two daily. now in store C of the abe: JOSEPH JEFFE IN, j ero seener ee tae a and wilt sell ni ae fia Peeves aes rod to all parts of The Comediss ihe aees pit 5 ~. peshalep sal newer 20 15-6 (States.) Pa.av boc iene, Ci ont the yard will be gvoorae tal meses BAY, mf 8th and will be jan ance recetved the appointment of Chief Clerk OD, = sod Lith as tae rand il he Charge for sawing R Ta T STARS >. Consus Bureau. Col. W. A. Newman, of | D)aity bx or Rea cen cover. Call and see, st BOU- i theatrion coat casesre bease_| Rana es Gea telco | esata ta tte aes | OR Cosine eT Yue a bri Cod . ean ernee Ouse, _0 12 eo me Oe oF THECmIrPaWa Rusenve, Kansas.— | sup? ILO ofa the various kinds Won! CAJCKERING & SONS" SUPERB. PIANOS. = _ the fleld noteeand pists of nacre ee nets COPY of Near tho Gaplicl tip, | highest prices in oon: survey of the Chippewa 7 yyment for new. my woopnb: Feserve in Kansas Territory, with a copy of the Ft. REMOY! “ Som F gilts 00D, Se De corrected plat Indicating the allotments of land Siow! OF 4 No Bit hee em ae oi pone poe EPs oe ie et ___A00 Pa. py . het. 9th and loth ste, made for the valted bonds of Swan creek and ved hie Ot oral Post Of 5 second | 77 OUAVE, SION. HORN, Price $259, jus T, J. & W, M. A Black Hawk river Chippewas, &e., under the | (ju sons Rinse ar 5 od ar Ge Darn BP2 PH Or botwone tithe ita oh ‘ %