Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1860, Page 2

= Mden's Parity. AUCTION SALES. ide Awake Demonstration in N. York, Cunsvs or CuLpsper County—ImProvement: The Ma! ‘ ) DHE EVENING SPAR [rr Aron Pemmerwestes 2 Rew vers. | Cemryen Cregeen Ceertreternorenere| Tae Mutouare Pure oi ee om weitere orton Wedenany rae | Repepionn tag tin fuontag eaten | Sarena tek geeden fling cenigan HonsES af auc. | 22/8 AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW. f., 1 chi WASHINGTON CITY: though falling far below ip inate at: | with the fellewing Intenesting’statistice of Cul- And the gentle eyes to all appealing. Moi Hromsf Qeacs, | -. Bz Jo, MSOUIRE & CO. avetoneers FRIDAY........- .....-«--. Oetober 5, 1860. | pers, what bad been claimed for jt. The Tribune Pe tounty Phyto | seals 300 5 | Very. SF ae Pe thes! Sein abouts | (CORPORATION eR ASHING aay ptr tse ——= = | talked of thirty to fort f thousagd mea partdisg in por a yee @; colored 73 other th at ta or ar new Dict ber sth at a oPeloek at the “—, valar family journal, | uniform, ting torches, an julring six hours | 9“) > oa : . i . hal tan Wenn wee fb eeoaat of Suateapalinn 1S PONEA Given TIE Tose ty fell far below | Realestate, $3,000.80) personal catate, 83,1 thing of them tyler would beebthe y0,ietpatistrctoriiy endorsed zone » ia sume 5 i Corporation ashington Six per Cont. this. The Journal of Commerce estimates the | total86,298,051._ Southern division, includ of” per news and gossip, and choice literary reading, is number in the ession at from seven to eight | town 7 now'on our counter ready for delivery to the pub- | thousand; the Herald puts it down, from setual | blacks, 277, thee! Pu < Iscartediliy heretie SE.NcGUIRE & CO. Avets. |) piuarietly Stook. blac colored |, THAE wah al gopdlto every comer, ood ds” SiO: MGUIRE & COy Ancte. - tertals ‘tentsare the | count, at ten ythousand seven hundred and one; , A them i Gieehcnesas ns ns | tao Times ss Gwetes thocped; Mate Weanel & Stout | t a an a a 4 RY & GRKEEN, Auctioneers. ike thegtin ard thedew of geutle summer. MW. os 3 HORRE AT AUCTION. SALE. OF ' thirteen thousand six hundred and fifty. The | $2-M1S50; personal estate, | $3 109.158. And pure—most pure, ob Ethel Vane, J U GRNING Soh ieetanto es UCHON, S4b8 | OF OE PR ‘where—a poem; Deacon Palmer's = $5.613,703; total in the coupty, $11,872,750 Is many a thing that art supplies us. Auction R. ‘00! at “ erp fend wer interesting story; The Prince | ¥;°!4 #2: id parade of Wide Awakes | lation of the town of Fafrfax.—W hites, 51 Weaving around us comforts chain, : ne xood iron axle Fa-m Wagon, oh, ‘eutire sork of - oer appeared to Artemus Ward; aoe = i tapis. took place, | blacks, 65; slaves, 471; total 1,056 And filling our hearts with sweet surprises eo, 8 00d Horse, &., &e, Goo: of « Bag. at Ro ‘Aulamoe_pocun; The Bourbon Dynasty Ia | Which bad been so long sur le tapi theadberents | _ Several Se og ee eee srme steele’ WALL & BARNARD, Avets,_| south greene, betwen “ Set] erection or m nis! a ulpes ng . ane,— = % pap gn de rg through the lorgnette Fe eh cee awe Cen, | fines, Kavong tees etoene toes, Resen,one| hough you for this aball ne'er be a lacker ;— Ry A GREEN, Auctioneer. The Lady Blain Disaster Horrible Murder in end, no one will gainsay. It was,without doubt, | for Mr-G. D Gray, one for Jobn H. Rixey, and | I love, sad the love hasmothing of New York; Outrages in Hanover, N. ; Mrs. o DMINISTRATOR SALE. BY ORDER OF the ‘greatest political display ever gotten up in | one for Mr. Hogg A tobacco factory is alsogoing | _Goopwin’s Patan? Patssme Toasteo. A ax THE ORPHANS’ ( OURT, OF ISEHOLD AND 5 ttime. Thi it, almost, as t Kitonzy Fuanirvre at Avction.—On * U RoterowsWesine Fownsend; New York at | tr Sct umm i te coun, net excong | Ohi Ad” atnct Qed ee tar wa | RRs arene avin beth,” | Rise Paateax ce Aveo. = ‘The Empress Rergeninges NetAL | the splendid demonstrations of 1510 and ists. | Will add. anot on here, and we hope it will meet | My hopes, till the very day of my death me. the perso Bice: Tue Dire Little Suse poccics Peosial | Zag military organization of the Wide Awakes, | slready carried on bere; and we hope Kilby bave |" Shall be all devoted to yous-and Geosw san Eleventh peer aoren - s poetic; thei: and queer w . : i loon Adventure; The Diamond Robbery | to the spectacles while the light of over thistens Delius sad den ee ————_—_—_—_—_— Mahogany Solas, Chairs, | tery. G \ ‘aratoga; Terrible Effect of Lightning: thousand torches made a coup d’ail that has sel. , 4 HE GREATEST JOURNAL Ad ai we, 3 y; * reparatory to putting upa handsome dwelling. re, Execution and Borial of Gen. Walker; | dom, if ever, been witnessed by the citizens of a he Epledopal Church, tee, indergoing repaits, See ener felled on in his raid—the Eat. | demccracy. ca fod'a writ. | and Will betnuch enlarged and larereres, ices OF THE Dax Is peror Napoleon implicated 2s his accom} Though the on proper presented a bril- a Goethe—a poem; A Bold Swindle in Balt | 1,22 cup Cad tae altaeet teal alate ee ee Serbia Ce ronsefiee ily The Household Journal. Tore; Horrible Tragedy; A Revival at Sand- | other demonstrations was quite noticeable. All teeek Genres ts, mek bothe raaceel covser E HOUSE URNAL. and Vest- wich Islands; Cold-blooded Murder of a wife; | Siong Brondway, with the exception of the three | internal ir “orci id g a HOLD JOURNA The Idiot Children at Randall’s Island; Con- | Pepublican headquarters, and 2 gle dry-goods | ment, but by the peo CONTENTS OF NO. 3. NOW READY. compe 7 of anoh Goods clusion of the Troubles at the “ Abode of , there were no buildings jiluminated or ee eee Kept yi 1 Love; Sucicide in Baltimore; Lord Byron's | hung with any kind of decorations. On the other | _ GaRiBaLpi Iv AMmRiCA.—On the Sth or 9th of | « phe Simagsler of Momphremagog ” A True Story Cros! > took is disposed Boot Last; . side of the city, the Tribune office was gaily orna- | September, 1553, the Peruvian bark Carmen ar- ~pol the American Border. By John Ross Dix. 1 tai her Sto’ oe oneh. Movements of the Prince of Wales, in detail; The mented with colored laiterns and globular trans- | rived at Boston with a cargo taken on board at The Ring of Matrimonial Fidelity.” A Knightly wel ~e tee, “A oe CLEARY & Anucts, Prince’s Suite; Preparations for the Prince in parencies, and the notorious Lindenmuller dis- | Isloy, Peru. Her commander was no less a per- “Birds and Fina Rights.” 7 James W. Ward. many 0: too ruaerous to mention. THOS, DOWLING ; Georgetown. Richmond; The Civil War in Syria—the fear- pla in front of his establishment afew flags | gon than G. Garibaldi, then a simple captain of a ‘An excellent tale ee . Hope me Of the Ad-ninistrator. LA CROCKERY, GL R: fal retribution at Damascus—detailed deserip- | 47, portraits on bunting, and let off handsome | trading vessel, now as the hero of Italy, and the | «phe Carlisle Heritage.” (Continued.) oo5d ‘ A GREEN, Avct, BNITURE, AT AUCTION, x tion of the barging and strangling of the Mos. | sreworks. Nor was the enthusiasm of the »pec- | subverter of thrones, occupying the aitention of | «Phe Last Hours of Lat, ete.” 1 the 6th inet, at® > jJems—Thrilling {ncidents—Fuad Pesha’s en- | tators what might have been expected. Cleers | the entire civilized world. he signature at the |“Pnose Siiver ‘Phread: Poem by Mre. M. D. = pdane phd * Auction Kcoms, for ascount of whom ergetic measures; were charily given, and es for any great outburst | bottom of the manifest at the Custom House isin FE mgs peg ME Foon by Jake ¥, AMUSEMENTS. may The Late Slave Murder Case in Mecklenburg | of applause, there was but little. When ——— an elegant hard, showing that in this particular he Worn out Pen’s Reply. ‘oem by John F. 3 A vonuty af bonsshe Parnit? Glass W: county, Va.—conviction of the murderer— the Bt. Nicholas, the procession was faintly bisaed, | his edncation in youth had not been neglected. | ., Mrs. Sigourney” in the Corner for Celebrities, GRAND COTILLON PART la of Ss are, sentence to the penitentinry—effeeting and ap | thongh the occupants of the bouse afterwards | The Carmen wae consigned to C. L. Bartlett, | Origin of the Rothoemiaa 5 HE First Grand Cot tion Party of the EAST . Bon pletoand opriate remarks of Judge Gholson; the Elec- | cheered the Wide-Awakes. The spectators, who | and the position of captain of the vessel was un- “Lord Brougham on Washington,” WASHINGTON QUADR E ASSEM- ‘hres is * ve Judiciary System in New York; filled the sidewalks along the route, seemed to | doubtedly accepted by Garibaldi asa temporary | New ‘Moet Military Galop.” By Theodore | BLY will take TPE eP AT ih ie ne rations ie Patent Oftice; ate Bell an: ‘ard themselves more as spectators than # - | occupation. it was the remark of the ma af ‘u on at four shillings; o '. Operations of the Patent Oitice; The late Bell and | tog yin pa. tion, 1 k of the mate of I ‘London at four shill Navy Vard,on TUBSDAY EVENI} Everett Demonstration at Alexandria; Results | thizers, thongh they re not to applaud any | the Carmen, In speaking of his commander, that | republished iu tue HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL ET Cenibteh have made sikieil provaraitons of ® Riot; The late Breckinridge and Lane | feature that chanced to please their fancy. he put bis lightning or electricity into every one | ,, A eter one thir Dek for the enjorment of those who may be prasent, Demonstration at Beltsville; The Hotanical | “ope Herald says: who was connected with him, and even his sall- Coaches will positively leave the corner of 7th Gardens; — ‘ So far as the metropolis is concerned, the Wide | f8 Would have jumped overboard to ey gace i preyed} Nogales Honda boty role meee _ Lord Renfrew's Arrival and Reception at the | , 5° fa game {s hardly worth the candle. The | On shore in Bosion he snally wore a plain citt- A Ea aban Sitoamanen o8 National Metropolis—full particulars of his Republican Committee gave us a good show, | 2¢n’s dress with a Kossuth bat, but on shipboard on mi My Al roe ghey saan oy Ne eae sojoura in this city, so far; A very interesting and pald roundly for it. “They went out into the | bis favorite costume was a sort of fez cip and testy mt rd,’ — q a, ee presen sen : Letter trom *:C. 8. ied: Up toa tree,” | ighways and bywaye, and beoaght form tna | sailor jacket Garibaldi, 2s much as possible, ee Fee: Beg Comerate sre npesed for taece CENTS, admitting gentleman See One River; New York; sick, the lame. the halt, and the blind, and by | @volded pubiic obse vation, and only on rare Miscelianeous Reading. Whole pagetull, Choice, | and iadies. - The Revolution in Enrope; Fusion in pap Airhe i} means of uniforms, lante: torches, music, and | Occasions was present at any large assemblage ‘Are we Human?” Leading article, s Lemreeinees of 4rvon — The Putureof the i 7 y in| other devices, took away a good deal of custom | f people He Walked the streets in a contem- *Public Education ” “ p teann hat wines, MeNelly ton and Havana Mai}; on rew i0| trom the theatres and the negro minstrels. They | Plative mood. and he then had a very large cor- ensing Honest Industrs.: “” p> ‘Thempese, _ joy ’ Washington; er N ratified their own vanity, pleased the ladies, | respondence with his patriot friends in Ita ly and duiteration of Foov and Drink, ro a Pere Jemes fe oo5-4:* ent News; copes sie myer ews | tickled the children, and gave the street loungers | those who had been ved apropos for political cause 2 i = Spe RPE and Gossip; Local _— pees and | Something to look at and talk about—otherwise | nd were then residents of this country. He re- | *: af gna tort AA waTHa BOYS PPS: Late news, foreign and domestic, by the Wide Awake parade amounted to nothing. | mained but afew weeks, when he left for ened ” ‘The HIAWATHA CLUB wt ? Inte or ag 1 Items: As for any political effect that may have been | York, where he put the’ veesel in charge _ e mnos. that. they i ivis Bele 1% Personal ee hoped for from this affair the Wide Awakes may | mate and embarked for Italy, where he has since FOURTH ASNURL BADE oi ae ett eapad coe ese te a neY, eetialan Ha eel hase bden Ghat tale. oe eee ea | commana. Chrontole. +-Leason in French? | HALL, on THURSDAY, November it = Prose and poetry, too numerous to men- city of New York are against Sewardism, in the on ta serene ‘Poetics! Goasip.”? ‘or full partiontars see futers agit OH yy ae Proportion of at least three to one, and nosuch| {[7- Henry Clay Dean is making Douglas ‘Witacd Humor!” ment 00 4~ ‘This is just the paper above all others for Per- | nonsense as midnight parades of small boys and speeches in lowa. “Dean was once chaplain of the © Answers to Correspondents " Ww ASHINGTON THEATER. res, works well tn eay tnd sens sojourning in the National Metropolis to | abolitionists from the rural districts will 4 n| Senate. On a recent occasion he was repelling ALL FOR THREE CENTS. = . one vote for Lincoln and Hamlin. So the Wide | the charge that the democratic party had ever] In No S oj the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, Sole Lessee aud Manager. . W. GLEnx. fane o elt friends at s distance. Price only | one vole might as well have saved their time, oll | missppropriated the public money. “Tell me,| ‘To bs had of ail News Agents, ea = ee erent O18 pw some; perege | Tamer "| Ser inapled'a dation a etghn iat | yearns NGA RVI TeR BSTbENCR | wan pen ZING STARR, Prepaid by stamps, when so arranged. Dea Becekenns uch fine writing, says: _ | | ever. misapplied: dollar.” I can tellty said a | Wy thepablisners, A. HART ’ on the night of THURSDAY, NovEmsan ler, ————_—_-2+2e—___ Down Broadway swept the gleaming t all | Piping voice at the rear of the hail ‘‘Stand uP] Any other number maiied on receipt of a three see a Morning Frees. the illuminatlons on cach side ofl in store-fronts, | then,” cried Dean, ‘‘and let us coed herman ” | cent stamp. JOSEPH JEFFERSON, oa The Constitution treats upon the case of “Henry | window and ary signe, paling and waning their ER they the owner roe 2 dolinr hae bec, | AL, POETS AND MUSICAL COMPOSERS | The pore of the Age, ow a Winter Davis at the Confessional,” in complain. | ineffectual rush [igh under thesupreme briiliancy | fe! sted?” Whee the demon tic Senate paid | Are invited to compete for the prizes, amounting to S*SDAY, November Sth. and will be patente Everett in | Of the onward waves of light. From many thous- | wasted?’ nay Mg A sess Eply | Luree Huncred Dollars which are to’be paid bythe ‘low-d bythe most LAS of the treatment.of the Bell- Everett press, in | Sf ihe onward waves of light. balconies of all the | Henry Slay Dean for his prayers!” was the reply | Unree Hundred Dollars which are to be paid by the BRILLIANT Sra RS Als Inte «peech In Baltimore chief hotels, spectators of all ages and both sexes | that brought down the house. best compositions in Poetry and Music. Fu In the Theatrical Firmament, The Intelligencer in contradiction of what it looked downs in 8 dream on the crimson Rillows ‘ Gai ‘ artoule mi be pase inthe GOUSEROLD of, Communications if ad dregned 3 § 3 ““ Md Consti- neath them. rill an uick were the words ri ish, over sixteen feet in length 2 No.5 b LENN, 5 7 a Emre a, ae of command, quickly, and slientiy obeyed. End. | an Fd oe rfectly preserved, its scales and fing | d&Y moving, the 18 h. To be had of al lod meet with prompt attention. au tb. Br BARNARD & BUCKEY Auctioneers, tutjonal Union party is not the exponent Of ay | less appeared the ever unfoldiz links of the | being distinctly marked, has been taken from the pl ety ipsa! 7. cont eiaeal ——— VED His Georretown. D.C. 7 distinctive princtples, “weighs and counts” the growing chain, and varied beyond the powers of | coal mine at Blue Mound, Kansas. Its species has publishers. me AR THILL & Ge im LIEBE: an ca ESSE Es Exe LENT HOUSEHOLD FURNT Ls principles of that party. n to describe were the movements and flerycom. | not been determined, but {t {s much larger than No. 20 North Wiiliam st., New Y heteasa Pucevemesens @ an oc 3 cole TF ee pe, J ——+20e-_____ inations of men in the ranks of the disciplined | any tish now found in the Kansas rivers. - Guna cin Ls cee TE — Ls pad haw W. Tilley ai “4 Navat.—Intelligence has been received at the | Wide-Awakes. ‘They kept adrairable time tothe | re-dote T Lerten, rainy ee SEAN | neat eal weet tp ok aid Preston tps fi ta Gf Geirgoton, iY ca i Navy Department of the arrival of the U.S. steam ee myn remem erch detach- | ‘Theatre, died in that city on Tuesday of pneu- JOUR eee prablshi auton ae a on | Families can be eupplied with puce Milk on mod-| ¢xesilent Household Furritare and oom- sloop-of-wer Pawnee at Pensacola Doodle," ‘ad popular pes teémn “Neen? mont “The Various Forces of Matter, in their rela ion site terms by leaving aware age aaee. Mahogany Spring and Binir-seat Parlor Set, con- _ 6 in APS TR tt 9 ia | ®Ppearing those most in vogue with the directors | = aor caah othaty ately delivered in, Londos, t 4 = - gisung of Sofas, Side, er, end c IEF" tm Baltimore, yesterday, a festival im aid | (PURGE ofthis pert of ent ee TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION—The | which have ex Gey ie gE D®Y coops—pry Goons: coops: ao rs ef the caase of Garlbaldt in Italy, postponed from | "Nothing printable with leaden types end black hed on SAT UD eee, AatOciation Will De | eee ned fi Nor ote eee eee ete rue e have now instore a very laren ad nce ee incbletop Foblee ere Monday last, came aif at the Bellevue Gardens, | ink could convey the impression given to the be- | h¢idons, eee nRHART. Seo | NAt, to be followed br thehive foliowing | cturers. clover bekanlead-ttniien Shades and Fixture, ‘and was participated in by a number of the Italj- | bolder looking up and down Broadway from the VS THE MONTHLY MERTING OF THE | Sulketneenenrta Ihity-one onrravingucomemten ; all personsin waut of Dry ‘and ouner Tables, fans; German and French residents of that city. | St. Nic a Sheet Arid pay Young Catholioy Friend. Hoes inthe best manner. ‘Lie HOUSBHOLD JOUR tier purabaees elsewhere. very aisle metre} = Po Piece, Berepan aes N's gro In New York, on Tuesday, Mr Thomas neath iteleven or twelve thousand torches of held at St, Feter Churoh on SUNDAY = nm ped To be had of a News Ag ake, or sold ai Sas iyeceen areas Fe TLE BRO. Sapient oothas canenes hyp te ee many colors, cach blazing likea star. At reguiar | NOON next, P. J MoHENRY, Reo. Sec, | from ths Publishers direct, on teoe pt of tor bo Sy re Collyer, the well-known slitp builder, launched | {ntervals along the line of march rocket batteries — vasaapar | the amount, by A. HARTIHILL & CU.,20 Nort Between sth acttet ean from his sbip-yard, foot of Forty-second street, a | and Roman candles sent > glittering streams of | ' LACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIA- WitttaM Sr, New STEROL D JOURNAL coa- | _0¢3 eolm Oppomite Center Market. Deen Delt ey et nied the Hankow. She has | fire, these lights casting sudden and strange tints | G4 | TION —A on 13 (Friday) EVENING. at sis 8 Wlograptical Beet et Peres Lz MUSICAL NOTICE been bullt for J. M. Forbes & Co., of Boston, and pea ar ne hie come hall past 7 o'elock. Hon. Lewis swe and, ramen of-Corner for Celebrities; ING_Been induced to accept the posi : a +, ele 8 ie ie of May ny s 2 is {ntended for the Chinese river trade. each window, like pictures in a frame! Address tho Association: A fall toner yas d quantity of the beet reacing mat- | organist At St. Alo [pp et on Froutma Orrosxn ro Distwion.—It is said that | The Tribune 1s of course in the heréics: Bed sarrousding conics ee ereaT oF fhe. iis UARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, jon services to teete heer aL tts —__BARNARD & BUCKEY. Anots_ all the Presidential electors in Florida have de-| _ A® Fah ge cloek those companies that “CORNELIUS BOYLE, Pres, | Q U. 3 M. CORPS, T. By THOS. DOWLING ; Georgetown, Pore set down iirst in the order of march began] wM. J. DONOHOO Soe It Wasnincton, October 4. 1950 Professor of the Organ, Forte, ITURE AT AUCTH clared themselves opposed to disunton in case of to prepare. Tbe club-rooms were crowded with . fxaLED PRoposats will be received at this office i Gintk: io" pone the oft ft on Lincoln’s election. Mr. George Call, the Breck-| citizens and invited guests, and every thet TLAND EPISCOPAL Mision — Tue until 3 o’elock p. m., of Wednesday, the 2lstday of | For particulars as to terms, a inquire at retook t without inridge elector, (says the Floridian and Journal, a | Was a starting place or headquarters bad its own sTand, hse been encaced tor Epiocopal werktis’ fyovember poxt. for ip beet fe tar ngenig bg Music Depot of JOHN F. ELLIS, 3 | dence Ovater, inno on te ce happening ef such © eae | Sen,-A tog! ean eromoduingamn | Way Gb SaMOG eR See ne TS | te lees pan easesSie ete oma | em 7 areata Gisunfon on the mere happening of such @ con-| xtdicated, and left the field to his rnale Senn | BAY iA! Burien, of Trinity Churoi. 004-R*" | Gelphinn ts gach anecinen be wey Rooke oat eatine er Mahogany Soine, Sideboards. tingency forthwith’ burried to their respective stations, TERT | ime berequired. uz tery, conducted by the Spanish Go pg eg re ands of music were heard in every direction, | ( GENTRAL BELL AND EVERETT | “sm unifoem caps with plates complete the Captain General af retary, Bureaus, . U7 The Newfoundland telegraph lines have} and from every quarter the soldiers of the torch | pot, CLUB Tho recula wockly meeting of tho | 1,000 fed worsen pris mee tals shape, 5 inches in ? been leased for a term of yeers, dating from the | came trooping to the rallying point The Fifth | Bel and Bverett Club wil be p. tponed until TO- MORROW (Friday) EVENING, at hall peoed circumference o'clock, for the purpose of giving the mombers an 1,090 pairs yellow metal cresnentsand scale atraps rockery and Signs Wor ‘oon Matt reads and Mattresses, &o. SATURDAY, Ocronzn 20, 1360, é rs : ‘2 sets epaulette bullion for sergeants and corpy- Chatea Cook Stove, Kitehen Furniture, &e, SORTEO NUMERO & ORDINARIO. aye Ist of November, by the New York Associated | Avenue Hotel was the centre from which radiated Press and Mr. Mackay, Superintendent of the | 1" &¥' direction the long lines of uniformed ortunity of wi" the display of fi ki > immedi the above sale. at resi- met, every tert was lined on bola sides and | if frtspevied viral Wartacw Wit anieeee | wo fSbcreucne tance meen 1 prige of ----@lonois| Banger ct BA a lines. More extensive arrangements will be made all the avenues were thronged. ‘The hotel itself} Clubon that occasion. By order. SO red worsted sashes 2 i” cw ache “ ‘ahoy aay eh, ‘Mahogany ‘ for obtaining foreizn news, via Cape Race, and presented a sight of rare beauty—brilliantl: 06 4-2" G.I. CANFIELD, Seey_ | 5 on yards white linen for pants, 90 inches wide, to } & us patuntiaiaal aren top \Washstand, better facilities will be afforded the commercis! | lighted from roof to basement, not perhaps special DEMpSsiy & O'TOOLE 200 Serie in al aa pe vt > ly in honor of the occasion, but because every | | WEDDING AND V. TING 2,500 yarae dark-biue kersey.all wool, free from st. 10000 public for European and other dispatches over the room bad its bevy of delighted gazers Every CARD ENGRAVERS. Stinches wide, to weigh 2z0z. to the yard, (in Newfoundiand lines. window was filled with ladies. ‘These of ined, [mportare of fine WEDDING 6TA TIONERY, tet ing) A wool. frecSomuntr. Yes, ae who were wise had attired themselves in full eve- | WEDDING ENVELUPES, _ Tceckes ide, to ‘weigh 22 OZ. pe yard. (ia? ed at sight at 6 i" The Brazilian papers bring fall accounts of ning dress, because the light was quite as tryie the most beautiful styles, ign wen ae ely” VAEM 2208. per yard, Bills on aii solvent Panks the Ceremonies attendant upon the recent taking to the costume and complexion as the mest bril- $26 Pa. Av, between Sth and 10th ats 1 2 at par. an 276m Wasuincron, | 3.000 yards whit fe for shirts, 80 inches wide, to | , A drawing will be forwarded as soon as the result of the oath of fealty by her Imperial Highness the | liant light of the opera, and because the audience - —— By J. C, MeGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. —— = yeirseciny bopts intent ‘Alt orders for sohemes or eno be FPUENITORE aNb KFrects Pri la, to t fl was one before which aay lady might be proud | .— ares SHEE RE ts, to i a ¥ DEC! throne. ‘The aay upon whieh the oortiiany we Bien Urine nee ae Pauace of white mar. Newsry fee ZERiN WonerED oven| cunts enh, with inter UR MF in bine hee Surety ost, Chavcston, 8. Brcfelook, at house . . s c ~ CL NU 8, POS48, i en 10! in @ centre, to fee! E 4 o Place was the birthday of the Princess, who has} fairly bathed tn rich yellow light from nibone SCARFS. ZOUAVES, eee aes in ea ee Me long aud 5 feet wide, free from areace HERMAN Paes s g just entered ber fifteenth year, having been born | seemed the fairy palace of the Arabian tale, out | genta, and other new paerersles y vine and white. | 2,009 paire pes en Boks, 3 izes, pro; (gwen ale | f We mee o ar on the 20th of July, 1546, and is consequently | from ingle crystal, peopled by beings of more 0+ 5 cost 328 Penna avente. Faru, to pairs, free | which has heretofore beck nearly foar and a half years younger than the j|-| ‘D2 mortal beauty, who were gezlug from the to lustrious Prince of Wales, born in November, | ““obanted and enchanting scene beiow. HE OD?S OF HORACE, 5 ? * TRANSLATED made of b The glee clubs struck up occasionally their tell- into English verse by Theodore Martin: lor, Meit intin celia ee rr 1841, who is now agttating the Northern limit of ing campaign songs, and when the rolling chorus | 75,cen' ‘a , 3.000 yards dark biue flannel for shirts, all woo! ,(in- the great American continent, while hisfair cousin | was taken up by hundreds of voices the effect 4 tm were of the Alps, £0. &0 » by John L-yn- Gigp woo! dyed,) 27 inches wide, to weigh is causing a little seasation and is a object of obser. | W2% wond pe hg Before the signal was | “2, Tom Brot ori ay tIX Tom Brown at Oxford; price 12 conte. versagke, pil fven for the lighting up, the various delegations h ">. N i vation in the Southern. fica the streets in black and strange grotps, or LANGHAM DE gy Av. ee Cees seen pretest taenay aia By hi e. Personal. wound along {he thoroughfares in long, blak, REMOVAL! 00 yarde soarie let, (oochinen! dye,)54inches | Mr. B: = ~-*- Ex-President Millard Fillmore and lady are | {ortuous lincs, disappearing into the distance like P, having removed hi = stopping at the Lafarge House, New York. | huge winding serpents Soddeoly at the sound % 7. ard his Patented Ca: t Beretahe oehiel OZ. per 2 is er a 1,500 ye dark blus twilved cloth for uniform oats, | Po'yaramece eee eat ‘unpreced: avenne and D st, indigo wool dyed,) 54 inches wide, to weigh | ness and repidite. éaxin all te bran hes’ rd OB. per ya" vie > \< 000 yards Canton flannel for drawers, 27 inches OTICE! NOTICE eee ve See emake per )ard = N a of the grand salute of thirty-three guns that was -eet, +. uP rot. De Bow, editor of De Bows Review, | fred thon, the adjacent Park, a mest wondro still continues the above | is in N. York, stopping at the Fifth-avenue Hotel transformation took place. The long streets, | Persons having left artic! » U. | bitberto culy dimiy lighted by the occasional | them by calling at No, 50: stablishray it from D street to No, Es A Tho opening of FRENCH GOODS, for the + Gen. A.S. Johnston, U.S.A, fitcker of the corporation gas, became radiant Pa. evenue and D st., third door from reve: at ap pesuncion ‘oap pouches " Trade, will bs next Mondi _ Soprembse 24th. are at Kirkwoods with thousands of sory torches, and the scene (ANT JOUVINGI Re JOUVIN FILS BREVETE =. a 8m bayonet a with brass mountings — ladi hy = A WiLtiaN r°* Mad. Jenny Lind Geldschmid ith ‘was instantly chan; from darkness to glorious NTS. I RE.VETES, 2 BOU- 5 be) is ; ~ “ husband and two children, bas arrived at ber | ight, The lighting epee ca kness to glorious | (SANTs JOU MONTMATRE, PARIS. 25 musicl ords we aw <Invel.& States) 33 Market Bpace. ” GALE OF 4 Presa ‘OF GROC! native city, Stockholm, from England. ous than it was universal—it was not the work of 200 dozen Paris Mare. i = aordremes ellow) ILL BE QPENED ON SATURDAY, ' 7 vj. Omer Wer, coro he Neher Fre se sre 3 detente eae twroggerenip coves, — | mtte'woad sie Wik = eens GaHONBAY Sette enact seat a's Trader. successor of Gen (2uitman as commander | thousands af the same instant gave a flery vitality | yp April last we gave an order :to Jouyin's sole} _§0 sets dram ansres NEW ESTABLISHMENT ! pet t of the Mississippi militia, is at present in N_ York. | 0 the hitherto unborn blazes each bore upon his | arent for the Unfit States) for 200 dofen of that | 100 drum heads, (batter) — ‘Coffees, imperial, ¥ ours Myson sed Black ae ee peiagmanh announces the death, at his | ye could compretand, heen fans dazzled | very. popular ani venowned make of Kid Gio #| 3 do do ) . CASH PRINCIPLE TRIUMPHANT? home in Philadelphia, of the venerable Rem- | 69° °°d comprehend, ina single instan re * tf od reigitnk-—peallcagaces mang Pet f black leather beandt Peale, the eminent painter, in tue “3d year | 0M darkness Into a new and Rery splendor. with all x-z9n- oolSres shade ae rite ott : of bis age. -_ ~--+ Marquis and Marchioness Chando; Mr. and Tux Wxaruee.—The rr of Mrs. Footal and Miss Karle, of Engiand; Sir. vege aloe Stanley, M. P.,and Mr. Archer, of Englond,are ai AN IMMENSE STOCK lied With all s z98, colors, sh: i ® f coat buttons, (eagle) Tniadtas 22m colgre. shades, aud ‘white of black “Bo” ‘do jeoket do’ det 0¢ 5-e03t MAXWELLS’, 328 Pa. ay. 6 do dovest do do OF BOOTS, SHOES, following HATS, CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS, weather for the morning is made from the Amer. the National. DUBAN ES ; No, 347 SEVENTH STREET. Jean Consolidated Telegraph Lino to the Smith- pRESPAUR AN » ae oats; ies dlestpagta: | Teed doord south of Northern Likersics Merke. --++ N. A. Woods, of the London Times; E H. | *2san Institution. The time of observation is pl’asure in aysuring th “y 5 ° Unmivaren ws Vapigty, Qvatity, axp Pics - ‘J o ublio that he is at all ie i aa Houte, ane co Ha rr. Heche, London about 7 o'clock. sdk teguanereneeae on LADIES’ SHOES, of almost Every Grade; by is; T. C. Evans, New Yor y orld, 5 ME, FISH, OYSTERS, tioned articles must conform issES” Towns. .N- edtbien? and with WINKS: MGCORS ak wT | jqfitthe shove mentio jod standard. patter sz ot ot ee The Duchess d’Alba, sister of the Empress | Philadelphia, Pa. GARS equal iT ity and fla: t that Se th “Ofiee at the. tpt ey AND in purity vor to at money | the a THY BOOTS Eugenie, died oa the 17th. The event had cavecd Sgr cloudy, 682. Tearaat o mipeonto decorate kink ° street delphie; and st the) With the Fi ee traveling in the south of France. Richmond. bo 67°, it. ng in . His R Washington; Assistant. (uar ry MEN’S BOYS’, ‘end mach distress in the imperial family, who were ‘aed aon Sioles. Ok nee ana batog Rint be N. York correspondent of the Charles- . succeeding Sunday ants jer says Mr Fowler, the defaulting post oud, 62. Op Suntars the entrance to his master of New York, will leave Cuba on the isth Dosa "hei PRO nth street, the fogrth of October for Mexico, where he will haye the : en er sree eee : bas general superintendence of a gold mine. ppt Fic, wind NE ‘Tus Axti-Lixcoty Frsiox In New Yore.— cloudy. The Journal of Commerce, of yesterday, says on * -eoeaes 75°, wind NE Sesgnsted cloudy. INTERIOR ADORNMENT. 4 6 PAPERHANGINGS and WINDOW sw A86 New Pall stock of rhangin, is expense. — ih proposal mast be by the foilowing guarantee: this subject:-—“ The electoral ticket 8 from the rich by the Committee of Fiftee: 1» Appointed ee Form ; t EW Ha’ and ornate Loe » moat haste ant teeta, —, REE In hie cprons pirose no agp Cooper's Institute meeting, rs ead libraries. Als warragted | 5 ao ot a dupe Or aoe Deen forms: ly adopted by the Douglas State - Gold Band Window Shi taitat on Gold “f Assortment of LA Committee whereof Dean Richmond ischairman, el : fom: Bi Chay ee Biue Shaie Hol ted, wil ‘etane he 4 : With the single variation tuat instead of Beary S.]| Barometer at the Smithsonian at 7 2, m. (eor- unis Eitare ee © from puke rnton. Scarlet. | the receipt of the the ¥en Boys, Misses and Randall es elector at in place of Hon. | rected for tem:perature,) 30,003; at noon, 29°97 we Toosived at ttre raph to portrait contract for the never was ‘8a at present, 7 Reuben H. Walworth nominated by the Douglas] Thermometer at 7 , 62°; at noon, 69° ings or Windo hader spfipent agouritiess f trou ow good : Fae osemtvention, the Hon. Greene ©. Broagon| | Maximum during 48 hears ‘ending Ds. m.to- | ai2{icT in elty Or country. ‘Satisieation | ail fai! to enter ood 1 ~ SST 936 Pa av. bi the consent and a day, minimum 60°. tied oF no ‘quired, Pleace give mea oc? ‘ear corner 13th st. . mittee of Fifteen, represented Amount of rain yesterday, four-hundredths of | esll. Doa’t forget the number, a: i i ae » atterworth as a sub-comuittee. | an inch. No. 486 Seve ARERITER. rr BE alee & a wes found to be : aus vent! Sia Ssluer ‘ESS AGAIN. c een cone. ne) it heirs understood that ‘@ Boinkr Exrtosion.—At the a °6: cid Bes } Bilttee of Fitters weet pominee of ‘the Com- | ing} ttebutg, Pennsylvania, upon ti TOINV iz, Pe pon the ‘EX RS. i at viously nawni- | remains of the victims of the late bolle OBERT W. FENWICK, wi n and 0 | Shout hetseon Obed uated by the Breckinridge State Conventcou, ves [tn that citys the pee eee eee ake ten Rox years bien connected” with te acne eee E ; fed to furnish the very bene quails not prepared to accept the presest nomioation If | the exploslon of Sad bay eos bya defect | American Pateut Agony of Mana ko, Bahasa e | or eRESH OYSTERS tee, - Judge Bronson is a Breckinridge mean. | in tue tron of the head, which blew out, | ihe three yenre past had ohaczo of their Wastine No. proposal wi!l bs considered unless acoompa- a) 0t the shortest aotien. to. happily. comme resies, tat the electoral ticket | and by a scarcity of water jn the better thereby | Wu Beeeen OF taierve a tn Breet eiwemote thst | wieh, aoet aes Lbs cone Ve : 80 and creat} Fie eee enna beyond its stren to ducting inte: and maki : talfortged to % resist; thei ‘the mie charge ae = Se ine jty xan b ERS atone coi seyer eit paper conts So Een ashore Tu > y incom; e Inventions lor nts. He all Democracy the ‘severest censure ey made over four t! ouapnt nations] mea, the Breckinridge ad radician Medal gous oust estate tfnan Se psesoaly sta Democratic Vo! boys and i and foals Lally o¢ to give i ts mast De ° 2 stiicerane cae toergraes GR eaten ts| ere eam ES | Ue wepaarerenee ae ‘ons, could annexed lott the Hon. Charles Mas - Bree e State Comunltiee, whiveot Joban® late Comitizaioner of Patents: aon, | be pwarded $6'the lowest fespon- long co-operation and have almost ensured the dearel oo tteaks tm this State, whing oc 5-lawiw S is equivalent to his defeat in the nation at large. Ww DANO SAIR Mart. But, even without soch there 1 the 2 ‘avenue, pear < Liacola ‘A very aaeort- encouragemeu for the unti- forces fident W to sectionalisin. State Committee, notwithstanding the known opposition of its chatrman and some few of its members, may yet, #s 2 committee. cadore 1 vy ? ¥ do. pot gelber lathe Cnabat hop Fe end EAD bite. S E55 F Ij