Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1860, Page 3

amy exhibitio: * President of the United Sta ‘LOCAL. NEWS. === i[7 Though Txx Stan is printed on the fixtest ‘steam press in use south of Baltimore, its edition 3u.20 large as to require it to be put to Press at.an early bour; Ad: thetefore, should be sent In before 12 0’dlock m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. ee Crone of Columbia Advertisements ‘msetexl in the BaLtmcone Sum are rece! ved at and *orwarded from Tux Stax Office. Tue Paixce visirs tae Parent Orrice— $. Surru’s Sewrvany—Posrtion at Dinwer —Rotts Tesrixs wr Miss Layz—Axnivar oF Tae Manqvis of CuaNpos—PRESENTATION To Tus Paince—Tue Dinner Last Evenine— ‘Tre Fraeworxs—Tair to Mount VeRxon. Yesterday afternoon, at half past two, Baron! Renfrew, In company with the Duke of Newcantle Thempeon to” the tof the Tatcrie? jor ‘whieh had been closed in the ear! of the ‘day to prevent the ingress of others apartments of building, viewin; ac 0 ion te tc Sad aay edifice. VISITS MRS. SMITR’S SEMINARY. From this building the rm ‘Voung ee nee Mrs. street, wi ey Were accom y Lane and. Secretary Thompson. PT he Prince In- in ‘several games at ten-pins with the and made excellent roiling, THE DINNER—PoOSsITION OF THE PRINCE. The dinner fre, den! suite, the British Lega’ of the Army and Na: among the guest Last evening,the Executive Mansion wa caromg Paha. Spectators, by engi mete ot invita ving previously been issued. Eve - the oa beta > > sera paiese Ae yma | rom without presen tbr. be gages 4 pom poe At dinner thd Princaeceuyl ed a position to the tight ef Miss Lane, as ber guest. . ROLLS TENPINS WITH MISS LANE. sznged in several games XC terpips vite Sis eng: a se games naw 6 ne, it ‘ mae gee an =p aera! pore making. not a = nahn ten re OF CHANDOS. ‘be aga the Marquis of Chan- dos, president of the Great Western Railway, England, sea innet by the marchioness of Sonvatinen of the Baltimore ‘nd Oblo Kalle imore and OU! road, arrived at the R. ‘House yesterday after- noon, from a trip over Baltimore and Ohio Railroed from Aire. The tourist was joined attbe Relay House by John W a eee ef the Baltimore Obio Railroad. The Mat- quis reached this c last evening, where he joined the Prince’s royal . Previous to ing with Messrs. Garrett and nis expressed himseif in strong terms concerning the. Perfection of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. His Highness wes yesterday presented bj Sf was y ¥ 3 Philp & Solomon with a large and ptar cent —- taken by — ission from ossiter Mignet’s painting “The Home of ‘Washbington,”’ tastefully framed. Also 2 c: of $ Lessing's Llustrated Mount Vernon,” bound in royal blue, with elaborate gilding, Serrano | a beautifully embossed presentation ieaf, ing the arms of the Prince. This was intended as a- memorfal of bis visit to Mount Vernon. A THS ar aon 8 early es seven o'clock pm , notwithstending moapatennu as pooh a ee weelner, ah ga people we t in the grounds south o: the Executive Mansion, and to poe all avail- able points of observation contiguous eto. On they flocked from all points, not alone citizens of Washington, but from Georgetown, Alexandria, and the adjacent counties of Maryland and Vir- al 2 full molety of the crowd being of the fair Sex, who tram through the wet grass in the cari ty to witness the dis y of fi works—or the Prince—they had become indlifer- ent to the terrors of wet feet and consequent doc- tors’ bills. By nine o'clock p. m. the crowd that bad thus gathered must have numbered five or six thousand . Who, during the time that were waiting for the “show to in,”’ em themselves in discussing the probabilities of there being any ——- at all, and various and curious were the opinions and speculations thus jal. grted; and curious was it to witness the effect of an occasional new and startling idea thrown out ‘Dy some mischievously di individuel.which ea would generally be highly unfavorable to the wishes of the multitude, and yet had only to be uttered to ebtain instantaneous credence on all fiends At the Marine Band, which was #ationed In the Kast Room, struck upa livel air, and changed the current of inquiry in the direc- tion of the brilliantly lighted ‘windows of the Executive Mansion, and speculation at once was busy as to the cular window at which the Prince wes likely to appear, and the diversity of opinion was equally as preat as it had Previously been with respect to the pyrotechnic display The strains of *‘God save Queen,”? by the band, in their best style, were next heard swelling through the open windows, and at the same moment 8 bomb from the direction of the Mali announced that the affair was really coming off. The windows of the south baleony were thrown Esp and President Buchanan appeared escorting isa Lane. and was almost immediately followed by Lord Renfrew and suite. His lordship ed- vanced to the front of the balcony, took a position on the east side of one of the large columns, where he remained, in conversation with the Yresideut’s niece and her lady guests, until the which followed was concluded. yes, guests of the Executive ansion, the res of the assemblage being ght out in brilliant relief by the glare of the kets. The darkness of the night added to the ¥, which, notwithstanding various pieces - extremely Excellent order im the hout the evening, at the close of the ex y dispersed. Salil bition the crow THE TRIP TO MOUNT VERNON. ewe, This morning at 10 o'clock, the Baron and suite be left the Executive Mansion, accompanied by the ai , Mrs. of N. Craod the Misses Slidell, in cavagie and pro- ceeded to the Arsenal, where fay i] on board the steamer Harriet Lane for A considerable number of P dent's H sue bh res! iw louse. eager to catch a momen’ glimpse of the {illustrious visitor—emon “a jadi *; and as soon as the the been > 'rince came forth in company with President, followed by Lord Lyons and Miss Lane, and entered the open barouche of the President, which immediately Fagan pete the party a n the carriages of Lord *, Sere’ i and of Mr. } cGraw, of Balti: re At the Arsenal the Harriet Lane was lying at ith wharf, in the Eastern Branch, and with DSTARTURE SATURDAY MORNING, * P; jan, and t > a Ack aitted themselves el it style in whic! a ives at the bata. Both sides pla oa haeasomaly. r Kennedy's playing ‘was admired by all, he one of the best catchers in the otty—this making the Jefferson’s victory complete. Last Thursday, the game not being finished on account of rain. it was renewed on Saturday, which also resulted in favor of the Jefferson four runs and an Below we give the summary of the game on Tuesday, the 2d instant: Pythian ..3 Jefferson.1 0 7 Scorers—For the Pythian. Mr. Ogden; Jefferson, Mr. cee e ir. Umpire—Mr. Hibbs, of the National. Tue National GaLLeRy anv Scuoot or ARt, at the last session of Congress, held their first annual meeting on Tuesday evening, the 2d of October. The members present were Dr. Horatio Stone, Prof. Daniel Breed, M. Stanley, Col. Jemes G@. Berret, John Cranch, Dr Gale, Professorg Antisell and Ferguson, Major Eastman, Hon. ‘Samuel F. Vinton, A. F. Cun- ningham, Prof. S. E. Coues, and J. G. Bruff. Prof. Ferguson was elected to thechair. The Mifiutes of the ———— meeting were read and approved, and the act of Congress chartering the tution was also read. Dr. Stone, tu behalf of the committee ¢! ‘with that duty, reported the result of their labors code of bo we On motion the Chair read 3 -Antisell and Mayor Berrett ex- res their sentiments on the report. On ino- ion of the latter itleman the by-laws were unanimous): adepted: The Board ‘of Trustees were next elected, as follows: John Cranch, J.M. Stanley, J. G. tio Lat ne Robert Boyle, Cunning! » Alexander Provest, T. G. Clemson, Jas. G. Berret, F. A. Stanton, P. Thos. Smith; fl. G. Fant, Chas. Eames, B. Ogle Tayloe, Geo. w. Riggs Major Seth Fastman, Samuel F. Vin- ton, L. D. Gale, Prof James Ferguson, T. Anti- sell, M. D., Daniel Breed, M_D., Prof. samuel E. Coves, Joseph C. Willard, Col. Wm.G.Freeman, Then the officers, &c., as follows: W. W. Corcoran, Esq, president; Prof. James Ferguson, vice president; A. Thos. Smith, Faq., ete egiee | secretary; J. Goldsborough B: recor secfetary; Dr. L. D. Gale, librarian; A. F.. Gasalaghann, paomeat 3 : Council consist of Horatio Stone, J.M. Stanley, Seth Eastman, John Cranch, W. D pa ington, Dr, T. Antisell, and Dr. Daniel ree wale Fxocte Sl easneenowe @ = : g W.W. Corcoran, A. F. Maaner Priczs.—The following is the cot- rected list of prices in the Center market. It will be noticed that a number of articles have disap- from the list, these are now out of season, and others have been inserted which are just be- ginning to appear in the market. The prices seldom change much during this seasoi te 12) Lucks, % pr. 10} Suap beans, pk. 10@ 12) Egg planta,each - 10@12| Okra, pk. .: 10@12\Tomatoes, pk. wo Beans, & bu: Rye, ¥ bu ih, yi & SPABKF Ke 12| Widgeon DOM OF THE city.—Upon great oc- casions the “freedom of the city” is sometimes extended to distinguished visitors by municipal authorities. Whether this course has been adopted by our city officials toward all the hawks that followed the royal party to Wasuington, we do not know, but one thing was apparent yester- day, last night, and this morning, and that was the perfect freedom which seemed to be enjoyed by them. Notwithstanding there was a detail of the city police to do detective duty, want of knowledge of the service or a lack of willingness to attend to It, seemed to obstruct them. Cer- tainly there are many lawless characters in Wasb- ingtoa, ——- for op) nities to operate upon the unwary, ai they do not appear anxious to escape nekioe, but rather court obscrvation. A gang of Baltimore shoulder bitters passed up and down the Avenue, using the most profane and in- decent language, in the hearing of ladies, per- — regardless of the law and unchecked by officfals. At night they were driving about in coaches, singing and yelling, and ‘making night hideous;” but they were undistarbed. ‘This morn- ing a gang of “‘knucks” were going up and down the streets, and took no care to hide their weapons. Atan early hour they took their break- fasts ander the porch of the Bank of Washington butlding, from whence they were followed bya detective officer not in the city employ. A num- ber of fights came off during the early part of last night, and no arrests were made. Famity Quanen. —Yesterday, James Savoy and his wife, and George Butler, were arrested by officer Kimball for a riot and fight in the county of Washington. They were taken before Justi: Donn, when it appeared that they are relatives. all colored. The grandmother is very old and feeble, drawing near to the close of life, and she has a little property, which will be for disposition after her death. The Savoys have theold woman in care, and this excited the fear of Butler that an improper influence would be exerted over ber mind in the disposition of the property, Bad feeling was manif-sted by harsh language, and Butler, in a moment of anger, tq thrash Savoy's wife, during his nce. Savey returned while Butler had his wife by the throa choking her. pve. BE ae about eight feet long and about six inc! ia circumference. he approached Batler from the rear, aud with a blow of the pole ended conflict by laying Butler out tem; pans, te! caused some excitement in the = |, People fearing a dangerous effect of blow, and the officer was sent for. The jostice heard the statements, and made the parties give security for the peace. Viacinia B Visit to Tue Untvexsity Prorosxp.—The Alex- andria Gazette of this morning says: “The rail- rosa ites of this vicinity have not been be- respent eo suas Prince of Wales, ier in coed respect you: ince or in of for his odstion. On yesterday, John 8. : -, President of the Orange and Ale: ested asa visit to Virginii “@imposal for that A Waamine 10 Fast Yourns.—Y esterday af- lucated y bi men who live fast, eir class hardly ever esca; ne to enable them to “Yt that 4 pee es 4. —We notice that our citizens are begin- see the work of ing in their fall and winter of coal. may Rot Be amiss to mention a few of the mnaeearenncs of — coal, and put those who are not good mr ot to tell fot themselves the good ne e different. The two kinds of hard coal in com- mon use are the red and the white ash. The white is best for furnaces and ranges, as it does not “clinker,” or in other words the cinders do not run together and choke the draught, and by sticking to the bricks soon render them worthicss. For open grates the red is best, as it kindles easier and makes a more cheerfal blaze, and in addition is lessdusty. But coal is not alwayscoal. Of two loads of anthracite, standing side by side, one, will give double the i other S rere. yet nine persons out who are not fes- sional dealers will not be able to tell which is the best, or in point of quality decide between. the Whas hard lumps thet cannot be: burned beep it jumps it cannot ee} them in the stove as as you may; and ia bed coal tend! phcgaheg of “bone” is sometimes very large. ere Is a great waste that somebody has to the expense of. How shall consumers avoid 1t? Attention to the following rules will ina it measure insure a good cle of coal, and best fs always the : In propor- tion as coal bas broad fiat pieces of a dull or coal- dust look, it is ‘‘bony” and worthless. If the lumps are smooth and of a shiny black color and of ashape approaching a square. that coal is the sort to buy, even if it does cost a little more. We will add, in addition, that if In burning a good article of coal the fire should happen to go out if lumps are taken out and washed free the ashes, they will burn much more readily than without this treatment. With the hard. “bony” coal spoken of above, however, this treatment will not avail; it cannot be made to ade rag Examine the coal you buy.—Alezandria inel. Cuarzt Drvication —The new rr just completed in the First Ward on Twentieth street, near Hopkin’s brick yard, will be dedicated to the service of Almighty God on next Sunday after- noon, at3 o’clock. The dedicatory sermon will [SE gemeary by Rev. E. Yeates Reese, D D., of Baltimore. It is expected that Rev. David Wil- son, of Baltimore, J. T Ward, of Alexandria, and W. T. Dumm and P. Light Wilson, of this city, will be present and participate. The chapel is under the contro) of the Methodist Protestant denomination, and is quite an improvement to that section of the city. Tus Revivat —The meetings at the Southern Methodist Church were suspended last night, to be resumed to-night. At the Methodist Protestant Church, Ninth st., the meeting was not as largel attended as usual. Rev. B.A. Shermer, of Ball j= more, preached a very able serinon, which was Mstened to with much attention and apparent interest; after which the service at the altar was resum and several itents presented them- selves. Rev. Wm. T. Wright was announced to preach this evening. By tne Carp elsewhere, headed “To Inven- tors,” it will be seen that Robert W. Fenwick. Esq., has disconnected himself from the patent agency in, this oe the Scientific American office of Munn & Co., with a view of devoting himself to the interests of inventors on his ow; account. Mr. Fenwick is widely known as most energetic and successful it agent and advocate, and inventors will find it greatly to their advantage to place their business in his hands, Tue Potick on THE ARRIVAL OF THE Baron Renrrew.—We regret to hear of insulting re- marks made to respectable and quiet persons, ladies as well as gentlemen, who saw fit to attend at the railway depot here on the arrival of the Baron Renfrew, not only by membersof the police force, but especially by its chief, who bas a habit of being unnecessarily rude and insulting at times in the discharge ot his duties on such occasions, and,we learn,was particularly so on that occasion. , Centrat Gcuarp-Housz Caszs.—Albert Hebner was arrested for insulting females on the street, but was docketed as crazy; he was sent to the workhouse for 60 days. George Frederick, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, $1.15. Six lodgers were accommodated. . Tuz Deap Bovy of a white male child was found in Oregon alley this morning, laying against the side of an unoccupied house. N was known as to its parentage or the manner of its death, i BaLsaM or Witp CH any letter from Rev. Hzxxy Woop ar ot ee ener tional Jor in favor of Wistar’s Balsam Concorp, N. H., March Maussxs. Setu W. Fow.ie & Co.—Gentiemen Two years ago, a suddon and violent attack upon my Lungs confined ms to my bed for several weeks, and when I recovered, I was so much oppressed by difficulty in brosthing. rhe Iwas often unable to sleep or rest upon a be by night. ‘The suffering Was extreme, and judging froin the inefficacy of the remedies used, I supposed the disease incurable, Being persuaded to try a bottle of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. without oocfidence in its efficacy, I found the difficulty simost entirely removed be- fore one bottle was used op. Sympathy with my fellow sufferers induces me to make this publio statement, and recommend the article to others similarly afflicted. Vith respect, yours truly, Henry Woop, None genuine unless signed 1. Burts on tho Wrapper. . Prepared by 8. W. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for sale by Z. D. Giiman, 8. C, Ford, jr... B. Waite, G. Stott, John Schwarze, Nairn & Palmer, Wash ington; and by dealers everywhere. Oc S-lwyr Concord, N. F nal, speaks vo! Hottoway ILLS. Atrophy —Discarding the ‘te theory adopted by the modern physician in the treatment of gradual decay or wasting of the human hody, Holloway’s medicines azize on the direct cause of the diseaxo— the blood. They purify and enrich it—they stimn- inte and invigorate the exhans’ed system by giving Infe to each tiaeue, strength to tie muscle, energy to the invalid, elasticity to the spirits, and the bloom of health tothe pallid cheek. Sold by all Druz- gists, at 25c,, G2c., and $1 per box. iw To THR AvrLictEn !—Be sure to read the adver- tisemert of Mcl.ean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, in another column. uf Mzs, WiNsLOw,an ‘teneed nurseandiemaie hystoian, hae a Soothes Byrwy for Chalten Teath- | 4 which gtently facilitates ger of teething by softening the evme, reducing ail infammation— will elisy all 2, end is sure to. ulate the bow: y er pail 3 s ad it will rest greet aud folie and health to your'tn another column. inall cases. ccna sierra ip oo Homroratiic Rumenies All of Dr. Humphreys & Ci ic Remedies put "2, at 25 and 5 le containing 2) vials, from_ 84 to th book of full directions. For sal Gilman, 350 Pa. avenue, wholosa: r ent; W. A. Fitzgerald, 353 north F street; also by F. B. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ayo” nue and Sixth street. Aisn, Pond’s Extraft of Leda Heze, r internal and external inflammations. o: all kinds. Sold as above. may with ma 9-ly DIED, ! / On the 2d instant, GEORGE DOYLE, in the «7th year of his age. a ' " Cloaks: CLOAKS! N LIsH. . NEW A DE 100 Ladies’ and Misses’ Stylish Cloaks opened this mornin, our new Cloak and Shawl Rooms, all at = 4 itp ry p heed to which we ask the special attention 10 Dumhes JW. COLLEY & CO. Oc 4-5t 523 Seventh st., above Pa. I NOTTS. i HEREBY Respectfally call the attention of my customers the public in that I have eceived @ large and well selected stock of Fall and iter GUOTHING. "and GENTLEMEN'S EURNICH nye GOODS, whieh I offer to sell at ingly low pric>s. : Call ‘and szamind before porobasins elaewhi A Fashionable Cloth octet 414 Pa avenue, bet 10th and Ith sts. mel 5 SNS a vi 0" Prices. 4. W. COLLEY & CO. 100 Biack-middie STELLA SHAWLS, jnst eras Be WED nliotaco requested eee Oc 4-6t ., Mrs. BELLE: — Men aities of ot Bs _ 0 eahionsbe PALL and WINTER BONNETS. on ridey eed Saturday, 5th and 6th instant, when she wi'l yy to hay exami DR hier stock of pe green DO fe a dana Bat ih SHAWLS, XTENSIO SKIRTS, co! all mzes aud 5 saw, large of oo4 Ni aTCHE 8 INIMITABLE HAIR DYE, itst-o'ass Toilet be t Braid.aud Curl Banutastore 942 isso3. ig $u avenue, near 13th st. ¢08'sm Sn LPR aot psi vant Moslliog Mackie," applet HE BILLIARD HALL, ~ ‘Will reopen aed orn fivy gr. sxp Pa. Ay : Tra. The Proprietors ceedcr i Sp Hele gents ‘ WR & FISHER. ‘0 SMOKERS OF ie has Riga ee er ta saad. ‘fhe above Cigars are . A. BRO’ & BRO. KUN as » a a veRTARCUS REBLYE, first quality 002.5t* PL | @akes. Apply day. osed'} INVITATION. a De Publis i ANTED-T fi rate ESSMAKERS, Ww ginquire at 344 D street, arene ‘9th and loth’ WANTED-A_ 00d CONFRUTIONER—one bs pe Be wabine aide eae teline at this ofics from3to 5 Se te TANTED—A NUR‘ recommended. A rst +t . Georgetown. oc 3 t* ANTED-—A fret-rate COOK. Apply at Mra. NA Matitia tenes meee rt Pa. aven oe 3 St’ ANTED-AtNo 484 E street, betweon 5th WANiod WOmtaX, too" the woon to do the cooking, washia, ndassist at ceners| housework of @ fami ‘son! German or Pi i. Recommendations required—none need apply without them, oo ANTED—By a youth, J2 years of writes s good hand and is quick at , & SITUATION as clerk qoher store or in any aotive busin Is willing to make himself gen- erally and can sh the best of reference. dre: H,, City Post Office. oo $:3t* ANTED—A HOUSE of medium size, with modern conveniences, situated between 13th and 20th and F and I streets; for which a liberal reat be given. Address A ‘and B., Star Office. WANTED PLUMBER. Inquire at MY- ERS & McGHAN’S. None but a first-class workman need apply ool ANTED.—I would like SS pecobses! the half of LY the stock of & well estatlished Grocery and Liguor Store situated near the Avenus. If I conld not Sree upon terms I might enter into ment of a per centage on the gro: I bave had cigtt years’ exper’ 1p this city and am well euaual, ited Athi iee ugh the city Post ice, Co KE, who caa come weil Fe eS WANTED-To have everybody know that they ne find and ll nel FALiand WINTER THIN Ing GOODS, HATS and CArS Sigtbing Store, No, 460 Seventh st., 108, cu ri ra we Fefpronces required, Address TB ice, pS ero ee enenee > WANTEDS 2D. 2 steady and industrious man, 5 SITUATION ax collector. Best of recom Be given. Address M. C., Star Office. iy LOST AND FOUND. Lo $45. T—Last nicht, (supposed to have dropped in ack rerock eT BOOK containing asout ne Ander will be liberally rewarded on re- turning it to this office. REWARD.—Lost or mislaid, > October the «th, ifth Ward, a donb e- hy the barrel, representing & man shooting a deer; Manton maker. Any person returning the samo to 616 Ps. evenue will receive the above rewara and thanks of the owner, oe 5 3t* Lor —Strayed away, on Sunda; COWS-one smali-size brindie cow the other red, with red and white face and wh te back. reward will be grven to the finder, by bringing them to DAVID HARRINGTON, on G street, between North Cay itol and Ist sts. 00 5 3t* 5 REWARD —Strayed or stolen from the sub- +2 soriber, on the 2th uitimo, a red and white COW, with long borns, and @ bell on; with brass knob on the right horn. The. finder will receive the above reward by returning her to No, 218 Sixth street, between M and N. oc 5 St the night of 00 5-) SE AE eet Sees eeeeee | L ST—On Tuesday evening, October 2d, a black thread lace VEIL. in going from 3iand F sts, toéthand F. The finder will receive a reward by leaving it at the Rev. Mr, KENNARD’S, No. 37 4th street, near E oc 4-: Se 1 REWARD.—Lost, on tho 2d instant, in an L omaibus, or in getting out of it at the corm ineteenth an PURSK, with steel ol ith abou init. The finder will receive the above reward bi leaving it at the Star Office, 00 4-8t* OST.—Strayed or stolen, on Wednesday eve from the Center Market, TWO 2S, with gears on—one black, with i the other sorrel, wit! white spot on the foreh: ad J Peniven to find by leaving them a: DORSE oc $3 REWARD.—Strayed away from_ th Ped soriber, on Tuesday morning, a dark red milch COW ,with the followire mark: 8 white star in the forehead ; with white dim mark over the loins and rump: with a ait in the Tightear, The above reward will be paid by deliy- ering her to the subscriber, in Willow Tree Alley, between Sd aud 444 sts., Island 1 Oe 4-2" MRS. GALLIVAN. 20 REWARD—L ost, on the 34 October, either in the Center Market or between there a: reand Mechanics’ Bank, geen etown, ON HUNDRED AND FORTY '[ LLARS. ail in ten-dollar notes of the People’s Bank, Baltimore. The finder will receive the above reward by return— ing it to the subscriber, three docrs east of Farm- ers and Meecranics’ Bank, Georgetown, or his Sta!l at Ceuter Market. J. M. CRUIT. REWARD —Strayed or stolen icriher on the 29th of Sep- , & larze WHITE COW, wita horas, end roack back, with small ‘brown dots on the neck. [ re on Seventh st., between H and I st eets No, 403, oc wl A. FLEMMING, CAMETO THE PREMISES S seriber. between the Eastern Toll Gate and Benning’s Bridge, and adjoining the farm of John Doneglaas, on the 34 a drove of 24 COV purple ail A liberal reward will P. Ww. prove property, abt oc 4. ALDRIC BOARDING. NINTH STR 45 [ Persons returning to the eity from mer resorts will find vacant several desirabie rooms. having the conve niem fas, water.and bathing closets, at g Ninth st., one door south of F; suitable either for families or single gentlemen. "Table boa: commodated on moderate terms, PERSONAL. I NOTICE, 1 HEREBY Forewarn all cereons from harborin or trusting my wife, Mary Virginia Sherzer, for f im detormired to DMS aioe she may contract, as rire JOHN SHERZER, 00 5-3t Loudoun eounty, Va. Sa a eter rere eee ere oereemeceeee teeters eal TUTE CURIOUS OR ANXIOUS.—Madam , 80 well known asthe most ancocessful ex- er of tho Past, Prosent and rders qe- se5 iw without cause. Future over in ashington, continues to be consulted weekly iv hundreds anxious to know of things at present hid- den from them. Her consuitation fee, to beth zen- en aod a. is gutremal iz ee Me at On 801 Massachuse' reen 17th and isth sts--the only house ther F.8.GAITHER _ Respectfully informs the citizens of, Wa:hington that he has taken the Dro rescription Store at the corner of Sixth fected ‘and asnorted stock of pare MEDICINES an yor sl of pure ‘s. a and CHEMICALS, STANDARD EAM IEY MEDICINES, TOILET AR‘TICLES, PHR- FUMER &c: and hopes, by careful stten- tion to bu: , to obtain & fair share of the public B. Strict personal attention given to presorip- oo UNION RESTAURANT, By JACOB RUPPLI. ‘orner of 19th and fH sts., few doors south of ingtog. ‘Hite tor Constantiy she. Li Ci i. Maston can te obtained lnoe. ied with Oysters in eve- ‘6, and at reasonabls prices. 80 28-eo6m CEIVING FROM NEW YORK, OW RECHITMAXWRED SY FORK POPULAR FANCY STORE— Rich French Embroideries, — Ruches and Quiii Paris Ribbons—new styles, + Lees at Clouds and Nubias, Elogant Real Lace Goods, s Hair Nets, ornate areas ; ce ee a Prin, Black and Colored Feathers, eiaess ; 1 Eugenia Headdressos, pence e 3! Bertha Capes, Gold and Chenille Headdresses, " 2 vi B Pelerines Capes in bats nae and White, very style eaddresses, Real Laces, Real Lace Sets and Collars. Buttons, &o .&e., . J a aul Srery doeart tioa of Goods tisually found in Oc 1-s03t N ‘stores in WELL’S, 328 Pt. av.) oT E. ‘ TC ®. REMOVAL. notify my custo; aera 1 have remov: street, (three doors from Rvenue.) where I shall kee; consta: ¥ on large De Y, FANOY A LIN, » * 0. ys PHEk yal ele etning wae TT FALL AND W: sets inte scieterere poten oe FALL ani WINTER ARTICLES GENT! N’S WEAR, some novelties and let fabrecing - choicest % "7 REAR aii Prt CRS Fe lesresian bf dtvoh 94) med ly immediately at No 99 | ares NT—in George two firet-cl —In Georgetown, two -class SES, situated 2 reet, on- taining ‘ooma. a The tee “ and bath. rooms e' t 49 high at Goorsee FOR NEW Yorke will sail as above wit! Giepatoh, BB Spply to McC ‘oo4 i bath- FFUTT. No The proket schooner Ham- er DODGE. & Du 63 Water street. a A rarecuexeprouane CHAS! AND RECEIVE A Paty T. * The subscriber being desirous of closing out her busines: fers one of the most choices stocks of BOO! ATIONERY and FANCY GOODS in the District, for ashort time only. As an in- epee, any purchasing goods at the amount of one doliar (@1) will receive a present worth from 12 cents to four dollars {2% dat MISS THOMAS’S, Oc 1-e0St High street, near First. E WISH RY ONE TO KNOW Tuart DRY GOODS can be repent cheap at N & WHITE'S, No. 140 (Noxtu Sips) Brings Stexet, eorgeto’ Cc. And to convince yourse! of the fact, call and see Black Silks, Printed and Plain Delaines, Poi! De Chevres, Merino Plaids, French Merinos, Valen- cigs, paccas, &c., &o, Cloaks; Tyrin: ectro aad other Shawis; Bian- Men’s and Boys’ Wear, @ good assortment; nd Reys’ Meris:o Shirts and Drawers; La dit Misses’ Merino Vests; Bajou's Kid Gloves; Hooped Shirtes Corsets; Pisin, red, Hemstitched, and Embroidered Linen Cambric Handkerchi very cheap, Bod no humbug; Hosiery and Gloves; White Goods; Yan- Kee Notio: fu'l line; Li » Osraburg Calicos, and Servants’ Wear in abundance ; and many other things; which we will tell you of when you ca'l at the Brown & White Post Store. All of which, we 11 sellascheap as the cheapest, “or any other maa, Come early, and don’t forget the place, se 29 2w HE UNDERSIGNED CARPENTER AND BUILDER offers his services to the Georgetown, Washington, and vicinity, nd wil contract for or eritend the construction of idjogs. Plans aud crhi- pubiic anf 4 bi cations will be furnt at short notics hi gn Congress Georgetown, immediate- ‘OB! = Irnorthat’ aS fENRY WINGATE. c.C.ATZ3 PECTFULLY Informs his friends and the public generally that he has removed to No. 55 High street, adjoini lasonic Hall. He is pre; to farnieh, at the ‘test notice, Dinner and Evening Parties, and feels assured that he will give entire isfaction to those who may favor him with a all. is All kinds of CONFECTIONERY gad CAKE at the lowest priees, BestICE CREAM =o SO per ali C. ATZS, gallon, 55 High street, Georgetow! se 4-im FOR SALE AND RENT. ee [ For other “For Sale and Rent”? advertisements, see first page} OR RENT—Three neat BRICK HOUSES, with large dry yards, a'leys back and front, &c., on Second st., between Dand Virginia av., Iniand, Rent low. Inquire at H. McCAFFREY’s Groce- ty Store, corner 2d and D sts., isjand. oc 4 3:* OR RENT OR SAI.E—A couple of new brick HOUSES, (six rooms each,) situated on Tenth reer, ean Oand P ste. Apply to D. T. Cis- BEL, Re 504 L street, between 9th and loth sts. oc 5-6t* OR RENT —A neatly furnished HOUSE in the Firat Ward, on H, between i7th and 18th ets. No 227, ccntsining a double parlor, 5 or 6 cham. bers, dining-room, kitchen, and pantry ; with cas, cold or het water, bath-room, &c., &c. Apply to CHAS. C. P. BARNARD, hext door east. oo 4 2w ——— Fo RENT-—I will rent my SQUARE OF GROUND, with two Frames Houses on it, sit uated south of the railroad, near the —. for one or more years. For further mmformation call on ALEX. H. YOUNG, City Post Office. HENRY cosr, oc 4-7t* Jefferson. Maryland FURNITURE FORSALE AND HOUSE FOR R f.—The Furniture in house No. 181 G street, between 13th and 20th, First Ward, is for sale at a price consid though the Inrger Nn or worn in the least. A good piano is included. Th» Hou-e is adesirable three-story brick and was built only tw years aco. Oc 3-St* QEVENTH STREET PROPERTY FOR S SALE —The subscriber offess for sale at a bar- gain, House and Tot No. 282 enth st., between od M a's. The house is a three-story frame dwelling, with two-sto: k building. containing eight rooms, all well finished with nas throughout A wide paved alley in the rear and a pump of excel- lent water at the door. oc 3 3t JAS, C. MoGUIRE & CO. OR, RENT —Three-story FRAME AO on Twenty-second strest between gt enue and I st, (near the Cire! Apply 236 avenue, or corner K and 24th sts, ool (ARM POR SALE highly improved containing 115 ac: with two-story dweiling and all convenient out houses; fine ard, ntuated on the 1. » Va., 7 miles from Alexandria Terms: $4,000; one-fourth cash. balance in 1, 2 and S years. Apply to LOU SOME. the premises. cc l 3 Farm, fr cottage built BRICK HOUSE Ne. 357, between 10th and Lith flower garden and fruit treets, house contains nine rooms, beside bath-room, ets and cellar. A pum: f execelient water in re kitchen, and water and cas ——— A se 2411 BRICK STABLE on Twenty- 1 F, with room enough for six horses and two carriages; would suit a sackman, Ingu = W.H. DOUG AL, Georgetown, D. C. * Fo R DWE pleasant and healthy Jo distance of the Public Offices and Rent moderate. ‘pris tos 9th and it! st: The 1 OR RENT—Four of the newly-built B HO on Ninti strect, between M and N. ach house contains 8 reoms; gas and fixtures complete. R very moerate. Apply to I. S. penter, & few doors south of the houses, Als: rrentor & two-story Brick House, with 7 large reoms d passage; situated on N strect, between 4th aud Sth; will be suld cheap and ¥ re ter e038 Fo SALE—A ry basement, BRICK HOUSE, containing 5 rooms and cel- jar, situated on Ilth st north, between I. and M sts., No. 375—withiu 5 minutes’ walk of ths Northern t. Terms unusually liberal. ayy or to McKENNEY & LANS- DALE, cornor of Pa. avenuc and 7th st. se 24 im*™ OR RENT—Possession on the ist of October. The DWE HOUS . 435 D street, Stprovent occupied by the Rev. Lr. Butler, and next door e residence ofthe vertiser. . M. CARLISLE, aan will not be let for a boarding house. ze LD RICH, MELLOW AND PURE OM Fee BRN Hes MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKEY. Consoientious!y distilled by Mr ide, of Allegany Coun na., in D honest + from the choicest and most carefully ssiected Kye, and in no case ever offered until adapted to wholesome nee by age Once the most palatable, as 1 rest beverages ia the reach of the Invalid, as well as to commends itself for its ‘unrivalled qualities stimulant of the safest. and m joer of the most distinguished acted itin their practice with the ¢ STOC! LE, Proprietors, “338 Wan o c oat vaeipbia gent prictors, 226 Pa. 'a se 4-6m 7 a gto he Willards’ How.” NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK. i if Fall stock of PABEREANGINGS. IN DOW. SHADES, HADE HO’ LANDS PICTURE AN CORDS AND TASSELS, CORNICE, CUR- TAIN Bands, Embracing all Oual aties and Prices; All of which have been purctased direct from man ufactures, with aousual care. We foel therefore, that, with our large and varied stock, uperior indu Sane perebess- caly tainsney Work ip our te atewiar ‘workunen f city Or country, and war- e ranted in ever, tar, Call wo cavet NE SROEROTES,, OAR TEENS ries No. ahaa Wee? woop w.0.0 STOVE sad KINDLING WOUD, st the lowes possible price, J, & W.M. GALT, ith mena eet &v., between lith and Oe] J UST Reosived rami aos 28 me ete un he as SPEIR, . Tinea raatenet hu Pa av. Tray. At the last advices the fontinued from jand and ses, The Sardinians contin’ fap cues fortress of Santo Leo had surrendered after some hours’ firing, and was occuped by the Sar- note claiming the ers. The Garibaldians had met Capura, in aribaidi, between Garibaldi Sardinian Government continued. ed The King of Naples bes published a ordering a state of siege in all bis provinces where the revolutionary exists, and cash- fering all the officers of Ly Be) ilty of Seeeahe abort these on the vet ok went to The Republicans were N ples. "nnd attaining ‘sihenses over Sonaan by the Dictator’s Government. France. It is positively asserted, yey the official contradiction, that the aaron = " bt an invitation to attend Meet- at Warsaw. readstuffs were advancing in France. The Paris Bourse “se at Of" Suc. NGL. A severe storm bed occurred on the Southern and Eastern coastsof England, and several abi p- “The weather "in Pagland broken but fine we 2 was and ising when City of Baltimore sailed. Two tail Syn the vain eros are . Messrs. Archer & Sons, on Habilities sterling. and Thomas Nickes, liabilities . Rio letters announce the failure of the house of Mello & Lodea, bide and cattle with liabilities amounting to £500,0W0 sterling. —— Later frem Catifernia. Sr. Joszrns, Oct 4.—The California Ex- Jaeger ee advices to the ult. he steamer Uncle Sam sailed with 61,040,000 Phe Beit stonm fraeie T and e British steam rat = of-the-line Ganges ned cutved age Viemene mente on tbe ih, under very iterate Sapte, on the 2 w and the largest receipts on t single day axcended $4,000. The best of the Fair is said to be the display of blooded Stock, requiring 450 Stables for their accommodation. of San Francisco tounicipal ticket jater concerning the Oregon Senatorial election [t is said to be the intention to elect Baker and Nesmith, whetber a quorum can be got in the Senate or not. As the Senate organized and elected its t-at-Arms without ® quorum, it is dowbtful if officer bas power to arrest absent Senators. Sy tbe arrival of the British steamer Terma- gant, we have received Victoria dates of the Sth instant. The recent auroral phenomena was distinctly visible In British Columbia. The Council has adopted a resolation bit. ing us taking contracts under the city for the cuaployment of Indian labor [nek ee 2 Victor! pe follo poy — cleared from Victoria the wing none cf wig sams sa 30 Sone tien a ete ad ships. 50; ¥ 5; brigs, 2; schooners, 3; besik brover She ekslantcatsine 15 tons and azen River. Fr The Wilson G. Hunt brought some $15,000 in aoe’ The — pe rete Pam creek are making good wages—from to tine be There area Tying 50,000 pounds, last week. The pony express arrived at Port Hope on the ad. A of miners came in and reported hav- ing struck bank diggi twelve miles from Rock creek, that two and three cents Pelitics. St Lovrs, Oct. 3—The Republicans publishes aspeech delivered yesterdxy by Major Jackson Governor elect) who recently speke in the Breck- uridge State Convention. and who bas since been claimed asa Breckinridge man Tbe men desiring to ascertain his sentiments appointed & committee to inquire whether he intended to upport Deuglas or Breckinridge reply tothe nierrogatories propounded to him, be said that he was never more anxious to be understood than now, and therefore desired the serious sttention of every one present. He con\inued:— ‘‘[ stated empha! y before the recent election that I believed that Mr. Douglas was the nominee of the Demecratic party, i believe sonow. Len- deevored to secure harmonious action between the Democratic Central Committee and Breckin- ridge and Lane Democratic Sta'e Convention, and regretted the failure to doso. { challenge any man present to say that I uttered any remark ia the Breckinridge Convention thet indicated L bad changed or designed supporting Breckinridge and Lane. 4 Major a ve oe for supporting Dougias, saying: —“- moenpqrenamion 1 now say that I am for Douglas, and that J think it is my duty to port him as the nominee of the party. If 1 live uni I will vote for Douglas, and 1 have never said that l intended anything else. [Appieuse.] Spr ereeregs The American Beard ef Missions. Boston, Oct. 3 —The American Board of Mis- Ing the causes of the late debt, avoid a simiiar evil Many distinguished clergy- men and laymen spoke, some favori exceed the probable receipts. The President, Rev. Dr. ——— SS a eee ‘bt in the Tremont Temple, age | Board to its nt position, the principies which have shaped its action of Parerrevitig, Ark , Oct. 3.— the two persons whose bodies were found on the mountain road between this place and Van Buren, om the 23d, was brought here last light. This morning a large crowd collected, insisted upon hanging him at once, but by the repeated efforts of our most influential citizens, the crowd ‘was finally prevailed upon to allow bis ‘wes committed, Ite thought that he wit was committed. to-day or to-morrow. His wife is in custody as accessory. wi oc 4.—The DENC! " - 4 elnioral Convention have nominated Duncan Amasa § Theodore P. Bogert of Samuel trict electors. Flerida Avcusta, Ga., Oct.4.—The Columbus Times bes a dispatch, dated Marianna, Florids, en the 24, saying “Florida greeting. racy have the State. ever, are very limited and