Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING! STAR: WASHINGTON CITY : | WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. Spxectat Tratn vor THE Princk or Watas iy ————_. * | ano Suits —The Prince of Wales and his suite PgNNsYLVaNta.—Our Information from Penn- | are to reach Cincinnati on Friday evening next, id train io and Mississippi sylvania leads us irresistibly to the conclusion | bY *pecial tan ing ig that city Satordey that Foster will be elected its Governor next and Sa he leave By another special — month, bya large majority, despite t! rnest | tra: Little Miami i = and — Spirit ef the Mo: intrigues of Mr. Stepben ‘Arnold Baia © lo ing aes Sogrsey! drectide. ‘The Constitution bas “2 word" (about a column | pase his defeat in order to secure the mpb ome and, The Chicago Pre and @ half) ‘to the New York Cowrier and En- | his opponent, Mr. Curtain, the candi of wing account of the uirer’’ on Republican politics. Republican party 3 ~ {rom from : "rae Fatelligencee isdevoted tonews and mis-) We are further satisfied that his elestion will pe spe wel Nest terey rhea pe ocliady! ‘ opetate with tremendous forée inthe way, of | Weetvard over the consummating the proposed Fusion of the con- servative political elements in New York against incoln in November, as well as in New Jersey and Pennsylvania Notwithstanding their pres- ent antagonism upon the question of the Presi- dency, the conservative political elements in Pennsylvania must, in the nature of things, be p&westally impelled by the success of their com- bination upon Foster, to continue it out to the end—to the fiuale of securing the success of combination electoral ticket also. It is already already clear fo our mind, that from the moment of Foster's election all the circumstances of the canvass will tend with intense force to consum- mate the proposed fusion in every debatable non-slavebolding State; putting upon the contest a face entirely different from that which it has worn up to this time, —--—_- Navat INtELLiczNcR —Despatches have been received from Capt. Engle, Chief of the Chiriqui Commission. The hydrograpical party, under Lieut. Jeffers, had completed the surveys at the Chiriqui Lagoon, and proceeded to Aspinwall in the Brooklyn, arriving there September 12. On the 15th they left the Brooklyn and crossed the Isthmus, to be conveyed in a Government vessel tp the harbor of Golfite. The Brooklyn then re- turned to the Lagoon. Before the departure of the Brooklyn for Aspin- wall, information had been received of the safe arrival of Lieut. Morton and his party at Caldera August 31, having crossed the mountains in five days. Two of tbe corps bad been sent to Dolega for supplies, and would meet Lieut. Morton at the Boquette, from which point the survey would commence toward each ocean. They were in fine health and spirits. The Geological party, under Dr. Evans, were prosecuting thelr work with success, on the river Changainola. ‘The harbors of Chiriqui are represented as In- comparable, and the lands surrounding them of the first order, and require only cultivators, who may be certain of an overflowing reward. oe Nava Onvers.—Surgeon Thos. Dillard and Assistant J. D. Grafton have been ordered to the United States sloop-of-war Cumberland, to Teport on the 17th of October; Assistant Surgeon P. S Wales, to the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia; As- sistant Surgeon Chas. Lowndes, to the Navy- Yard, Washington. Lieut. Edward Donaldson, to the receiving ship at Norfolk, and Lieut. Jos. P. W. Miller, to the Naval Academy, as an assistant to the Pro- fessor of Ethics, oe 10> Kossuth was expecting to, meet bis sons, one figed 19 and the other 15, st Turin; this month. The young men were at Milan. U7 It is rumored that Messrs. Ritebie & Dun- navant, late of the Richmond Enquirer, contem- plate the publication of a new daily in Richmond at an early period. 7 A number of ladies residing at Trieste have sent to General Garibaldi a handsome silk banner with the national colors, accompanied by a patriotic address, expressing their best wishes for bis success. The fact of ‘I'rieste sharing in the sentiments of the Italians, has caused great annoyance at Vienna. if? At a political meeting held in Waresbor- ough, Georgia, on the 17th instant, Mr. Senator Iverson is reported to have held the following janguage in reply toan inquiry whether be fa- vored a dissolution of the Union in case of Mr. Lincoln’s election : ‘‘ That would depend on cir- cumstances. If Mr. Lincoln should be elected by 8 small vote, he (Mr. 1.) would not adviseit. If, however, the people of the North should show their hostility to the South, and elect him bya large majority, then he (Mr. 1.) was for disunion.” gnly too happ’ mut these distinguished s in the receipt of be atmost courtesies of their lines, but this is com trary to the wishes of the party, who, it is under- stood, are to travel by special trains in English style, and pay the English first-class rat ‘ual to five Feat} mile for cock. uy oe and thie was thes Wf pal yester :an Cen- tral Ratt » oF Seas snd 9400 for the -whela pars The train consisted of the Directors’ car, wi eee use some three years, but for this occasion touched up and refitted in sone minor details, and forni with a dome in the main saloon. In front of this was the new sleep- ing car just put upon the line, and fn front of this still the car chartered by the Marquis of Chandos, not in Lord Renfrew’s party, but thus occupying a carriage of bis own for the occasion. The train left eter’ apes a.m, greek rey Rice ac- companying . Aaple ine drew the ‘fait, anda Miot engine, ten Satneion in ed- vance, led the way out across the Peninsula State. The run of 351 miles wss made in 10 hours, in- cluding afew stops for wood and water and a change of engines at Marshall The slee, ing car ‘was used as a larder, and for the attendants. pecdectaihr emi hae roe a 0 TerRisce CALaMity.—A ter curred on Moadey le explosion oc- at the machine and marble works of W. W. Wallace, on Liberty street, tn Pittsburg. There were about one hundred men at work in the establishment when the steam boiler exploded with terrible effect. The boiler, it appears, in consequence of the force of the ex- losion, passed through ‘the entire length of the buriding? reducing a part of it to a heap of ruins, and then struck a clothing store on the op; side of th Hee city,) killing the (> The car designed for the use of the Prince of Wales aad his party, in journeying from Cin- cianati to Washington, has been finished in Phil- adelpbia,and sent on. It is arranged in compart. ments, with sitting-room, sleeping couches, din- ing-room, closets, &c., and at one end isan open verandah, which will accommodate a dozen per- sons with sests, affording a fine opportunity to view the road ard surrounding country. It is said to be the most beautiful cer on any of the roads of the States, and for this reason {t has been tendered and accepted for the use of the Prince and his suite. posite (one of the widest in the proprietor, Mr. Robert Barker, who wus standing at the door. His head was nearly taken off. The boiler then passed through the rear wall of the store inte G. Schwartz’s lager beer ball, which it nearly demolished; a man, named Wilhelfer, who was in the salo. mn, was killed. ‘The boiler finally landed in the Preabyterian grave-yard, back of the hall, baving passed through four solid brick walls, ee ee acorner out vty house. : was foun ing in the grave- » @pparently but little tn bes It was located in it rear of the first story of the building where it exploded, and furnished steam for running all the machinery of the establishment. It was forty inches in diaine- ter, twenty-two feet in length, and made of quar- terinch iron It carried sixty pounds of steam to the square inch, and was attended by aboy. It is believed that the water had been allowed to get too low, and that it had just been turned on when the explosion occurred. ‘Tbe following workmen are among the killed:—Wm. Burke, William McMurray, T. McCutcheon, W. Agnew, James McCutcheon, Thos. M. MeArnett, Jas eke W. McMillan, J. R. Hamiiton and Lewis Hutch: inson. Agnew had his head blown off, and pre- sented a truly horrible spectacle. The others were all more or less mutilated. Several others were uninjured Pearrct BatLoon Apventcre.—La Moun- tain, the balloonist, met with a serious accident on his recent voyage from Albany. He traveled ID A shocking attempt to murder a woman ‘was made in New York on Monday by her lover and aspirant to her hand, one Henry N. Pierre- pont, a sheemaker. The victim was Hannah Jones, keeper of a boarding-house, Morris street. She was engaged to Pierrepont, and on Sunday nightcircumstances with reference tothe woman’s conduct excited his jealousy, and on Monday he called at her house and demanded an explanation. Her reply did not satisfy him, so he drew his knife and gave hera severe wound in the arm. She took refuge in the house of a neighbor, but Pierrepont followed her, and shot her in the head with a pistol. The wound will prove fatal, it is thought. Detached —Lieut. Geo. B. Balch has been de- | thirty miles ia twenty-nine minutes, and in at- rersenal, tempting to land at East Lanesboro’, Mass., was +++ Hon. A. H. H. Stuart, of Va., ts at the Na- Suaunmine ti with per- | caught in a tormado and dashed against a stone tonal. s k wall, knocking him senseless, but breaking no bones. The basket rebounded and was elevated to an equal altitude with the balloon, thus clear- ing the It was then dragged along the ground ata ful ,and, coming in contact with a tree, str! it of its branches, and tore the net-work the balloon to atoms. It con- tinued its course some distance, when it came in contact with another tree, throwing Mr. La Moun- tain out, causing the balloon to collapse, and tearing it to tatters. Mr. La Mountain was not --** Senator Seward spoke at St. Joseph, Mo., on Saturday. He left that place for Topeka, Kan- s38,0n Monday. -+-+ Gazzaniga, the favorite — donna, i® singing at Lisbon. She is said to be n ted to Albites, the well-known musical professor. +++ Lady Franklin and Miss Cracroft, now in Canada, return to New York about the 5th or 6th proximo. ++*-Rt. Rev BishopSmith, of Victoria, recently Com. A B. Fairfax has been detached from special duty, Washington, and is awaiting orders. Surgeon Jos. Beale has been detached from the Receiving ship at Philadelphia, and directed to report for a passage in the Richmond to the Medi- terranean, to join the Susquehanna. Lieut. Wm. Ronckendorff has been detached from the command of the Coast Survey schooner Arago, and ordered upon Coast Survey duty in Foca pp Pood near Pgs an hour, Akers he was from H Kong, China, who has been stopping | the ottice at Washington. found onthe top of a mountain some men with Dr. P. Parker at the National Hotel, left this > who had witnessed bis perilous descent. He city yesterday for the North ? Carpenter Edward Williams has been detached was very badly bruised and cut, but not so seri- ously injured as to prevent his riding toa farm- ers house, where he remained twenty-four hours, when be returned to Lansingburg, reaching home Sunday night. Hisescape from instant death was Most miraculous, as the belloon was driving alon; at the rate of a mile a minute when be was dashed against the stone wall. He says it was a more fearful and perilous descent than was made when - eee in Jefferson county, on his trip from St. ouis. from the receiving ship at Norfolk, and ordered to the Richmond. — Tux Opzra.—“ Norma.”*—This beautifal opera was performed at the Theatre, last night, by the Cooper American Opera Troupe, in a style of execation and brililaney of effect which, under ‘-fasbionabie auspices,” would have crowded the house. It is strange that with such artists as Miss -++* Among the passengers who arrived at Bos- ton in the Europa, on Friday, were Robert Dale Owea, late U.S. Minister at Naples, and Robert Chambers, the well-known Scottish publisher and author. ++ N. Seott Russell, son of the celebrated en- gine bullder, Scott Russell, of England, is at present in St. Louis, Mo. tHe is making the tour of the States, and devoting himself toan examina- jon of the various manofactories of our country. —<<<____ Milner, a prima donna of rare accomplishments; A Uszret ICLE.—A new and useful article, 3 = c > i s Pre arr) > Gis pr amas lr erage nara Pape Mr. Bowier, a tence, w: rich melodious tones, called Spalding’s Prepared Glue, has been intro- duced to the notice of housekeepers. It is reliable and really adhesive, and enables every house- Ssepet to repair furniture and bousebold ware without trouble, as it is always ready for use.— Philadelphia Ledger. August the President of Honduras issued a mation against Walker and bis followers, calli the people to arms and invoking them to defen their families, religion, &c.,and to expel the filli- busters from the country. On the same day be issued two decrees: the first requires all Hondu- Fians from fifteen to sixty years old, excepting ablic ofticers aod ahaa to take up arms; order- z them te abandon all the villages or places taken possession of by the enemy, and to remove or destroy all provisions, property, &c., which might be of service to the enemy; and also author- izing them to make wer in any manner whatever against the fillibusters. All foreigners traveling through the country are required to have ree. signed by the proper authorities. ‘The second de- cree exacts a forced loan of $9,000 a month from the capitalists of Honduras until the war ts con- cluded. Ex-President Mora, of Costa Rica, remains on his plantation at San Salvador. In Santander the revolution continues. There have been further successes by the Government troops, and the tntel- Jigence from Santander is confuted and unsatis- factory. fine acting, pathos, emphasis, tact and si others, most excellent in their respective epart- ments, that the house is not crowded to overtiow- ing every night. Miss Milner excelled herself, Personating the Druid Queen with extraordinary power and delicate appreciation of the part. The tenor, Mr. Bowler, displayed great talent; and Miss Payne exhibited wonderful artistic ability. Mr. Cook rendeted his part in very creditable manner; he isa great artist. ‘This evening we are to have “Elixir of Love,” and the farce of ‘No Song no Supper.” The house will doubtless be crowded. ———.__ ALLOTMENTS To StocksRipex INDIANS —The necessary data having been returned by the in- dian bureau to the General Land Ottice, including the original map of the Stockbridge reservation on the east side of Lake Winnebago, in Wiscon- sin, the latter office is enabled to proceed without further delay to the adjustment of the difficulties growing out of titles to lots in said reservation Base Batt at Puitaperputa.—The Excelsior Base Ball Club of Brooklyn, on their return from Baltimore, played a match against a picked nine from all Philadelphia, on Monday, in presence of 1,500 tors. ‘The victory,as usual in all their exenrsion matches, was for the Excelsiors, who scored fifteen to their opponents four. U7 The venerable Nathaniel Willis, who was for many years editor of the Boston Recorder, has recently received a very pleasing letter from an old subscriber, enclos{n; thirty dollars for the principal and interest of three years unpaid sub- scription to the Recorder, due twenty-three years ago 0.0 F.—WASHINGTON LODGE. No: 6.—The members of Washington Lodge aro requssted to mect THIS( Weduesday) EVENING, atthe hall, for the purpose of makin Srrangements to attend the funeral of our late Brother Jos. P. Coss WRLL. tie ae, Mzxicax News.—The most active preparations JAS. P. McKEAN, Secretary, ‘were going on at the capital, at the latest dates ol ~ —-— —— 2 (August 26.) to receive the Liberals’ who, to the | Onder the treaties of 1848 and 1956 with the Stock CENTRAL BELL AND EVERETT Sumber. of 20,000, were expected to commence | bridge and Munsee tribes. Arrangements have CLUB.—An adjourned eetiog of the Bet siege operations in a week from that time. The | been made accordingly for issuing during the THT aoe P icnwies eee wal ——— Taga hs the proposition to send | coming month patents for all allotments to Stock- H. Taxway, Esq., of Georgetown, will address the bircady"bee tied down.” The ‘veg la | D?idge Under sid weates, vo foran the samme have | Club "AN perabieharrg’aneparencies (a tlt laters, with the exception, of course, of Pacheco, | been returned. ing or send them 4 ~ 4 tl thi b=" to -r ight. Mee OF tend the PO UTAS. L CANE TOLD Seo, EL DIAG AND VSrriNG CARD ENGRAVER. hurerters of Gne WEDDING STATIONERY, YEDDING ENVELOPES, the most beautiful styles, 326 Pa. Av., between Stix 10th sts, a 27-6m ‘WasHincTon. persist in refusing to recognize Miramon capital was crowded with there from the country towns, and In case of pro- — siege a great of misery is expected. Pacheco is sli-powerfuk at present, so much so that on the occasion of presenting his credentials no but that of Spain was to be seen in the capital. Marquez, who has been in prison for quite a considerable time, offered his services, end it being perhaps an Lour of need, they were not only accepted, but he was appointed second in command to Miramon. ‘This is said to be The milies whe had fled RESIGNATION OF 4 Mipsitpman.—The resigna- tion of Acting Midshipman J. H. Comstock has been accepted. ee a APPoINTMENT.—Charles Miller has been ap- Pointed an Acting Boatswain in the Navy. Joes aaa THR WxatHeR.—The following report of the NOW OPENING weather for the morning is made from the Amer. T LANE's. New and elegant fall te Jes of SCARFS, TIES, attributable to Pacheco’s influence. Threats | !¢*9 Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith- 4 sy pesiuat Vera Cruz continue to be made, but noth- | sonlan Inatitution. ‘The time of observation ia PEOGHS, SAN Di ERChi EPS GLOVis sus about 7 o’clock. SEPTEMBER 26, 1960. New York, N.Y. Philadel; Pa. LANE’S Gents’ Fashionable Furnishing Store 80.2% 3t 424 Pacey. bet 4 and gth ste, NE W STYLES FALL é I> The committee of tifteen appointed under a resolution of the Cooper Institute Union meet ing have unanimously agreed upon an electoral lear, pleasant. Baltimore, Md... a jeasan' AND WINTER CLOAKS. tle to be recommended to the anti-Lincoln | Washi agton, D. C. poo Lae Ww We shall reesive and 0; thatthe gar Bat Voters of the oe of New York, without distinc- Richmond, Va..... ‘clear, 67° Status Sinceatig Set CIORES, OF oye tion of party. It comprises twenty-eight names we . “. : eer taken from the Douglas Bell ticket vise eightece rien Stay perini A lonate Hee 1m Chet line. Call gad see the new Douglas meu and ten Bell men; also four names} Rsjetyi, N.¢. Telear, 71°. 28 n. avenue, taken from the Breckinridge ticket, and three Wilming N.C. celear, mntia. Breckinridge men not on any other ticket. The Columbia, 8. C........ clear’ t. Se; amd teamer James Journal of Commerce thinks the ticket an excel- Charleston, $. ‘clear’ 52°, ready for frei t ee tho thon rt. H lent one as to the character of the nominees, and Augusta Ga. clear, pleasant. ‘To sail on dey morning. a 10 { 4m afl other respects as good and as equitable es Savannah. G : oo o’eclook. Apply to 2 elreumstances permitted. The Moza:t Hall de- 3 4 HYDE 4, DAVIDSON, | Mocracy have cordlaliy indorsed 1, Yat teveral _ 996 2t jeorgetown, D.C. | will probably elapse before the decision ny 4 either of ‘the regular State Committees will be i bee cole a aaa known in regard to it. The Journal has great harness nd can it hopes that each of these committees will give it ‘opposition to mow jni is very at thelr ssnetion, and thus unite the BUGGY: taped anes, Alto. & very fine NO-TOP Tear thtbleans throughout the State of New | P iy Suerise. fancy HARNESS m ade for said oat. Th own 3 of the es = at 7.2. m., (eor-| Tnguireat HOWARD'S Livery ‘Stoble, Seventh ae wo aheyepen ag at PF epee nek Se ere) pres oe oem 20) 4 atreet, between H and f, Se 26-4t" i Steere eee) heaee | Kidnapping of 2 man named Marsh, wherein be| Maximum during 43 hours ending 9 8. m. to- a AVE JUST RECRIVED & NEW AS. semi was fo.cibiy taken in a skiff to Arkansas. This moroing Marsh returned to the city safe and sound Jooking decidedly the worse for wear; and from him we learn the sequel to this hereto fore mysterious atfair. He states that ‘Ing ou the other side of the “big burried across the country & Sons’ over- trung grand square PIAN tae fiderent styles. pales &re now u) rope y ‘ostrume: |. We are eon! it that will iden soutien 7 oF t Eis fot sole at an early fear October 4 ‘ Richmond,—and withdraw fifteen of the 5026 Electors, such as be fa ted arnenere Se ae a DLAINFIELD ACA DEMY, ’ upon an abolitionist, and also im com- | but one common ticket, and have the isth Naan Cantisze, P. Plicify with ‘Teron lucendiarien; Dut the charge | whole electoral teket pledged to cust the vote of vomper Shek on rchool omireusee No- not being sustaired by direct testimony, be was | Vitginia rateably and Se the vets, to 8, one rt and improvement discharged from immediate c: , with an ad- | Wit: Each Has vote counting the same as | 00" ime bak memes, ot ipal is dew movition to make himself ‘scarce’ as soom as | each Breckinridge vote. Mr. cones Teint. Batre ge Croulars at Star might be. He accordingly struck a bee line for | 24 re ek hea? Axe | Office, To fil «few and 193 ay irkwoods’ Men and, a6 before stated, arrived here this | Committees of tickets meet at Richmond on | from 3 to 5 p. m., Octuber 18 and 19; o¢ reas #- —Memphis Argus, isth of prietor, Eisinge a a0 % wow F aod, Fe j — WASHINGTON THEATRE, Jnear; by any Company, native or foreign,in UnsarPatpe United Staten ard ly two Leg THIS ( Wednesday) Sef cg ill be presented tti’s cl ing Opera, the eee ee rere RIR OR LOSE TE CPt Supported by &n efficient Chor us and a powerful Orchester, ney Lata leader of the CRNNLE MILNER (Pr Pros open at 744 rices of Aduissi 5) cents ; secured seats 25 cents Chairs $1; Private Boxew $8 each. eats secured at Metzorott’s Music Store, NXON’S ROYAL AMPHITHKATRE, Levers’ Quarrel. “Dil break the match—I will, if I die!” Cried Julia fair, with a flashing eye— “ T will, if you keepign chewing !”’ And Charles looked up in a fearful mood, For fear his darling Yet prove hi ho Red Oharles Inge to Charles happily sat beside her : she let him ¥ Kiss her, without removin; 'W hat purpose new cou! The mystery is soon explained : chi By seeing ne, passion should love's undoing. Nor gore I are $3 MM, f i ugbty weed!” for gy a hes say, With 2 quid in Bis chee! iss her—yes she did! his quid! gitide her? guide and his irl retsined lace he stood in; ~ A sant vesting «ite caaae? In the Parent Dear Julia scolds Thou; she thoug His sin so bieck and ESsED of Goopwin. and fumes no more, ht, a little while before, flagrant: ‘She’s rather giad that Charley chews, W hile Goopwin’s only he will use— Sv pare, and fresh and fragrant. AMUSEMENT. COOPER AMiRICAN OPERA TROUPE, tates, aud numberi itemate Lyric Artistes. VENING, September %, = To conclude with the msics! afterpiece of NO SONG NO'SOPPER! hote a COUPER, direction of ima Donna Assoluta ) Dress Ci Viblo’s Garden, New York, Astley’s, Lon- oF don, and the Philadelphia and Boston Aca demies of Music, On its Southern Tour by Railroad. THE COMPANY, M'lle ELLA ZOVARRA, ion I. Equestrienno, Th now ned Sensatios TheSIX HANLON BROTHERS, The Mighty Acrobate— Mons DUVERNE Herr GHARLTO M Master Mr. TH MA! GEORGE WILL Sis, SEBASTIAN Dashing | ofa 1AM, and FREDE! FRED, ICK, talian Equestrian. ‘housand Forms, ‘The Comic Aerial Stilt Performer and Dancer. Mons. DE BACH Mr GEOR “Phe Daring and Graceful Principal Rider +3 tr Mr. W! uestrisn Revolving Orbit Performer. GE RUSS. 1 The best Master FRANK The Ri L,s& The Troupe will be Band, led The wor! carnstion of The beautiful A superbstud of did condition, fres! saves itt Admi Cotfil DA re irs 0 at2sand AMES WARD, Sai e great Rope ere ia Rlcsdis. ol @ Ar t LLIAM KINCAIDE, ape and Bridge Leaper. NEAIDE, General Performer in the World. AM PSO The Herculean Acrobatic Artist. i he fati Herr K ‘a favori pen at 2and7; perfo 34 p.m. Twin Ponies, STARK enowned Double Somersaalt Thrower. r WILLIE The Juvenile Double Act of Obstacle Leay Petite Equestrian, in his in on his Twin Ponies. N, © of trave! cents; children under 10 years of servants 2) cents srfectly conifortatt riec' comfor' eo. * The Company will exhil wer or 12th street and Ohio avenue, nea: 12th ride, Octo! bit upon the ground eor se 25-w..M.w&s The members ta! many friends that ti lon Part EVE if selves to make thi: enga M ¥ E WILL HOLD BACK NO LONGER! PIRST COTILLON PARTY OF THE HERNDON CLUB. N at NG P eacure in infor for the oceasion ting a gentleman and !ad E. Piggott, %. Brad SS DD FELLOWS HAL 108, Committee. i J. 8. Rider, J. Murry. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY, Commencing MONDAY EVENING, Serr. 24ru. __THE HO: i Juvenile Parlor Opera Troupe, Miss S ed Cometiaa, Baritone, Bi vig: I. Drummer ; Mra ca Ss ‘Tenor a roupe are the same as arden and Hi e mn °o apel, New acd now at the Contiuental ‘Theater, Phila. LIE Comique; LITTLE JULIA Pianist and Comedieane; MASTER BEN Balladist and Dial T' HOLMAN, “La re a Snare jo, & EORGE HOLMAN. Prims lectatist; rano and Pianist; Mr. GEO. HOLMAN, Tutor, Price of admission 25 cents; reserved seats 25 cts. extra. Tickets for sale at J. F. Ellis’, Pa. av., between 9th and 10th sts. se 21 tf GPAND COTILLON PARTY! ANY tal fends that FY ORTH Will opon for the regular Felvend. Witter Season night of T jell on THESD, 86 26,26,29,Octl pore of: the FRANKLIN FIRE COM- eB jeasure in infor: their Pear OEE aks the 2d October, 1860, ASHINGTON THEATER. Sole Lessee and Manager. ......,.3, W. GLENN, ont URSDAY, Novemsan lar, JOSEPH JEFFERSON, The Comedian of the Age, will commence an en- BY Ne ier lights : vonber nueed etl eere WwW WANTED, FOR THE Mfeitn re it WANTS. ANTED AT ONC 50 LA VR ‘SS. Ap- ent SRA NE A oe ase (the latter the cor ry Offi WANE Ficase address G. ANTED—Six rafersed yt paprivate funtlgetecss 18 other tarde mifort of a home. statins terme and nd the advertiser enjoy ddress “Benedict,” Star jooality. : Fs ‘ood OYSTER SHUCKERS, 281 0 ice HARVEY'S Ne chy ~ ey aeieyen Hf, Sat Offices ea 35 figs WwW gssist in References office. A direot ¥ Sire Reith re ng and tromng. or plain sewing, if required. “Apply Bos 11, at this Tae RH le your | * Sti ate, Washington, b-€> table, settled woman, s cham! nurse; bermeid 25-2" ASIT- Please OL at, FATT eer ee 8) WNER WANTED Taken from a white man, thi elty, THIRTY SHEEP: marked Were? tape. the owner will apply te Wat, Dasa, ; isi District Police, and jrove property. x mo v ot od [TAAL CONG URN ys pital reau red, end a a soft isomer” Bhasueeariuat whiss eal ecie Plate Isties. "From s toile mand oop Ne 80 25-2. H. 'B) ANTED-. TST SH. . Sa E ny Ww EE ROL RUE A ERE out at the base of the by. | SS fides one ss opel teacher atts, roapeotailo not bean found. He ny rare a ed Sitar New York are between tel cat emcees irae nel cieiatartnroa | ae nae D on the date r I a at Mian and take caetiger sghogaa abe pe on time rat Winn Batty GPa bein, ent —— oe Sr as Metarnar aaa ey Sioks | WYANT LA Deomnond take ekae he tenasdoat nae = maz hand at the sity of Washington, | Gaerne ; or. Bae forests of Val (Meurthe) and Wassy (Haute- "9 * ts : oe sl Marne), and that the difference in price asked : Os. WATER Bie steady and roe . fered. that no doubt exists of the Commustioner of the Gen-Fal Land One, 4 , Raaelleger, ieee a ret 7 poate beng’ decided | mt + Siriaas Aline, . ‘talian Opera, London.) ; Opera to cor pree 5S vd jon: rq uel hoster _ accompanied by the Brass te the Mare Zarvrg, the in- uestrian beauty and intellig -nee. ‘upid and Diamond, ing and Trick Horses, in splen- and vigorous, Qs railroading ing. , and of a width to make tem street on MON DAY and TUESUAY, 8th and 9th rma .e¢ to commence their will give their First Srorr’s Hatt, on TUES- . Oct. 2. They pledge them-, re neither pains nor expense to! season. They ni no mn Tickets 5) centa, admit- children in the world. AUCTION SALES. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auolioveers. RUSTEE’ Sd ” T Cartror AFTERNOON, Co’ by viitee ote oO wh ie dated Nevem- in LiberJ A. &., re for and ’ ware ni 12 by deed of trust on at dhe sel7 facet eokde ing MUE JC. eae AL Eh BOR of the rohaner. SAMU OW DEN. ‘4 se 17 cokds J.C. MoGUIRE & C0 Rasta, By J C. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioncors, RUSTEE’S SAVE OF LOT FAST oF THE oe THURSDAY, PPRERNOON, ook, e@ Auction oome of Jag. c. & Co, by virture of a deed « {trust i dstel February 186), and oe taaten, the ined ‘Teeurd Wash- » Lshall seli Lot No. 5, ia i i nd 12 t, secured by a deed of trust at the cost of the 5 EL, SNOWDEN, Trustee, >. M-GUIRE & W., Auots. esil, Lots neve ry - a ing 41 feet on north D sirset, between L and running back that wi containing 6,198 square feet, more or ‘Terms: One third cash; the rer ainder in ¢ ay —, ‘with interest, secured bya deed loot on the premises. All eonvergneey ae 17 eokds 3, . LOST By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO,. Auctioresr « Te tatasday Abate Noon, ‘Rpsemer seh i eh ais Py i Spe Aves Rooms of ire ~ by vi irom ‘William n to the eubvortber, duly recorded amorg the ington County, D-Cal hall im Square No, 1.074. and the uare No. 144, PEEIRSTY pe Lu Cc. MewUT '0., Auct, AND FOUND. betw. BIN’ at the co. LSeteeon Fridi OG LOST—In or near small dark tan colored T. ¥! Thubb given if left ge% 2t* jay, 2st instant, on ith saad is seta i te: a ~ The Ender will be rewe banking-house of LEWIS rewarded icaving it OHN: peas ‘ax ticket Sara uponit. A reward will be at 157 H street, between 19th and 20th. of T at Morls will covery ue to no one but the owner. wi'l be given the finder if left att the residenes of Hr. GARNET PL, tween K and F streets. AKEN UP ASTRAY—A WI TR HOG, -np- posed to he lost by some drovers The owner is en to tgp ye rove . cl _ Ba eer Pe SH ROCHE Rideerte OST—Somewhere between the Norther! ties and Columbia Coil MOROCCO POC eo KET BOOK co-taining papsre A eward o} ‘Star a th stree: ve ‘etween M and N streets north, and between 4th and Sth streets west. YED 0 3 reersicet dark ba; MAR ands hi scent star in the fo etven for any information lead: STOLEN FROM THE *UB- @ let of Septet = E, four years old. and about igh No1arks reco!lected. ehead = Five dollars reward ng to her re HeNRY HARRISON. Pomontey, Charies county, ‘Ma. $ REWARD.—Strayed or stolen on Sunday, ‘23d, a laree BAY reservoir. near Georgetown; had from the hurt of the saddle’ biack rom the Beore neck | and ORSE, f TS THE CU _D , 20 we creer tions Past, wney me and Future ever in Vashi , continues to be con: undreds @uxious to know of things at present hid- n from them. beth lomen aod | is extremely moterate, her house, on the south side of Mnscachusetts av, ——a 18th sts.—the only house there. 86 17-1m Tue Copartnership heretofore exiati W.H. Godron and James T, Tarnbu dissolved, by to said lies, 1ith and Her consultation fee, MAN; steps short when walking: hart o ‘ope on the hind foot, T ve reward will be paid by returning him to RICHARD DON N Le corner Four and a half and F streetr, nd, Washington, se 35 St* PERSONAL. NOTICE. aes we Turnburke fs thie aay mutual consen’. Ail persons ill pease pay the same to Wm. H. sao MES Te TURN CCRRE.” M. H_GODRON, 2 URIOUS OR ANXIOUS.—Madam i gcoes ns ate PN ‘ N] successful ex- sulted weekiy by Call at F wide, top. ea th of per in acco: ranted ii A.M. nounce tit Ti Burgau ov Consravi Propossis will be reesiv-d at this Botil 12 welock m..op the for the delivery of the following artic! Prepared Stones for Belgian to lay down 5,500 superficial feet of pavement . Bidders must atate their price for ths livered, per superficial foot, m gad & separate price for laying, if they desire to lay A SBC. Five hundred and sixty (56 ) lineal Stones for sidewalks, & seven (7) fest, and 2 inches thick by 17 deep; ‘@ hammered straight and true, 8 inehe: returned down sens of On the other, and have their ends properly joint- Also, 6 quarte nece Of & radius of 2 fs the top edg: feet 5 inch pro) es PAPERHAN Sue lie oy" ner ie MING Ra bred for anle old four. handgotey parlors, be Eipok jon abe throws out more in the market ly yourselves, at 80 17 e06t EMY OF AMEN, Per OACH TREA ROPOSALS FOR MAT: ES OF hioknes* and depth and sides asthe cieege | Girele in visors of radius of 3 feet outside, of thi a turn duwn the sides 88 above, and 6 inohe: bbe jicces of biue tne! be Wo pieces « of blue fent 8 inches, zoos of blue North river Flagging, 4 test by 6 55 pieces of blue North river Flagging, Z es and lees. Bidders must stave the the above si ficial foot, and it must be prosered og manser to be laid down, nad "yet inches ok, w 98 joi juare dow: least two(2) inches frome theviaces All the a with thie soment, oo fal fos for all he whet meseralanat one or it fie vider wi G4 ip — wi UATAD! a is . 53 ~4 fg it must be went under sover to the Secretary o! e frene Matersal for the Treaty Benet ‘or seas (a «ed icaegt et ify ing the same, the bidders se 2t-lw NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK, CORDS AND T TAINS ¥ N Embracing all Ouahivies and Prices; au of ey ean aGom nn Spares Antone seed y¥ superior workmen in city or country, and war- iE Al GIL’ respectft A wt No, TA. i Ref Ls Ute URY EXT Agi0 . é ‘ReascuRy Derarrmenr, TON, Sept. 22, iin. riment » 1960, es, viz: pavement sadisiont 2d day of Octoh tof Curb ¢.,in length etic! than T circle corner piroé ms sincle 2 feet outside. and of the same same returoe dowa the tones; an acoanstares ir ength, of a eo same depth aud eathiok on North river Fiagging,4 feet by 6 North river Plagging, 4 feet byé pot logs than 5 feet in | 4 feet by 3 ies for dressed of izes ofthe best ‘ausiity _ ° clea to be delivered at the Treasury Extension. a used as may be directed by the ro] authority, frbtieptea of the auality of b'ue ing stone and the style of dressing reqnired oan be seen on sppli- cation at this office, and all the stone deliv will be required to be of t! jo guality ‘and style of dress- ing shown tn these les. samples. ids will not be ‘dered unless they are made is not be cone: nless they vis: at materi i Did be considered unless it 18 Scoombani ° Sith he ble th Ratlela-tory more responsi in the presence ‘d ma . hating Engineer SHADES, coors with our large and varied ecu cosnawert ONS ROTEROES,, EAGLE STOVE HOUSE, 318 PARLOR ViOLER Gas eGR, re, her age saperetad sEareeoe fore het tie. DW. sft Penney ain rere MODERN LANGAUAGES, eatis- ASHINGTON BuiLpr Avenue, TRI AN Beas he will ative an ‘apon the O ; BN ORT stlt Corner of Seventh ‘Stree, Cc Profesor of Modern sroense eiaeeeeneaet ee Oe AUCTION SALES. THES OON & ow I iy J. C. MoGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers ane CORRELA ART ERMASY September with otk.on t i. we shall eel! part ~ — Street — at Mergornen oF . Ic strest, > fa two = nek tent: a ic ™M UIRE & CO, Avots. By WALL & BARNARD, Avgtioueers, ASOTION BALK OF A LARGE STOCK OF 0 0 Pens RaRee Ree Eee eee es: -On THURSDAY, | inst ,com - ripe acpi uttate fare belt ~ Ay caseetgahamnes, jounets, Cambrics, Bonnet Sie, jes’ Merino Ver 4 erchiefs, peers uckee. oT nares, anes. Lao: i all other articles eel y ep aoe A It will be to the Altead. as the be acc eae ages 3 cash; over 9m 6 under Pi ieee em = By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, EC! EXR00TOR'S SALE. BY ORDER OF Se CM - “TRO. ixth street, Bend | ets. north, vin: = ether. eds, Pillows and Bol: 4 irigerator Clock and Window Shades russeis, Tpcatnons o:ber © ‘vel, hina, 6. Sot enaeaeanes * of Kitehea R sites, wy other articies too numerous to enumer- Terme: Ali : @ credit of 60 and a0 Smenh: ome on Dotes bearing intersect tran aa ee FUTURE DAYs. By A. GREEN. Avetiovser. OY. Foner wie pean’ 2200, ws, shal wel, goes races is ko. of and so A. GREEN, Avot. AT AMARC SLE Is rorzroe eds A. GREEN, Avot, By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. YANDERESN Aeon 5o'ck on the premises, that dont ase the a8 ry ‘look, rable first ol uson, beq. jot on a treet, ro ISS feet, and is = Beaitsecreanrierss ese aoe ove render this & very estle wertake UABLE CORNER LOT att NA Vv: YaRD Baer 4 Arcripa. 0p PRIDE w instant, I I gett, on front of the promises, at o’siock p. m., Lot No. 12. in Square obs. heaving & ont on north D street § fe i inches, and leveoth street east 7) feet wal te That adction athe cuiyeucht eal ba ed Bett rve. tie good. ‘erms a. A. GREEN, Avet. Mie lege ory ak euu a Stora sa tanar so eee af Tight, titles of iis to x reaite in the a8, of 3 ington, A er Rae I god mm | 5 le falta peta Nea Scales aes 1260, in favor of Joes B. Wilson ~ Br A. GREEN, Auctioneer, Pavsrews SALE OF VALUABLE free ye uf u deed of trust from Joseph Curilien @ ay 13, 1854, dusy reeurded Bash es Sop corsa records of CT shall, at the request JAY: the loth day of Opiober i vemiees, sell. at pu jowin; opr tr, ports ae neceseary. Lote "2,5.6,7.8, i, i, Bs, 16, 19, aan Square No. ‘erms: One third cash; and the residee iné, 12 18 months with interest. given anda taki ferred of} > All conveyances at the rurchawer's ovst. If the terme of sale are uot complied with vais ste eH oe ht ae wee ight to Teas Se, r M. By A. GREEN, Anotroneer. i eo 2l Stawkde yureee esprest T PUBLIC —_- ie ATE Al —On 'U A 2d ef ber, at De wrelest com highly oath Pores : i toa city, D. C., on the Sev. Sai every Usscription of Parsi me Cot, if Wi = 30 pair o' te ee a! Uoh Cows, young Steers ko Le. airot tne Ca fiace fismea ot OF Sheen, ht new ble ap e-