Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1860, Page 3

' ~s . - ® |) slavery agitation.” Mr. Wise, bay LOCAL NEWS. ee > Though Tue Stax is printed on the fastest fteam j.ress tn ute south of Baltimore, ite edition is so large as to require it to be put to press at an early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be sent in before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. MeEEtinc oF tex REPUBLICAN AssoctaTION Last Niont —The Books ain’t Closed. —The meet- ing of the Republican Association in this city lest night, at their Wigwam, corner of Second street and Indiana avenue, was eer = and most entbusi: meeting of Kind thet has yet been held in thiscity. The recent b- can victories in Pennsylvania, Ohio, In- , Seem to heve imparted additional ener- to the old members, and had the effect of Gilpnten cendden and large influx of those who have heretofore been shy as to the policy of uniti * with such an organization. The capacious hal was ‘jammed.’ Esputa’s band was present, and, other rited airs, performed a new march, com andset to music by Prof Fsputa entitied *‘Lincoln’s March” The number ot applications for membership on this occasion was one hundred and five! Mr Hall submitted the following; which wes read by the Secretary: Whereas a report been put in circulation,— which hes gained additional credence from the fact of its publication by a city eae the Republican Association had closed its books. and would receive no more applications for member- sbip, because the ‘genuine original Jacobs’’ feared to incresse their list of members, in view of the in election of their candidates, lest there would not be ices enough for the appli- ants, the ssid Association deems it due to I's members snd to the large number of persons who wish to enrol under their banner, to formaliy deciare— That the books are still open, and members are ‘wanted; and all sympathizers are cordially invited to send in their names without delay, and be non. bered with the ‘-original Jacobs Mr Goodloe thought the e of such a pre- amble and declaration would be giving too much eonseqnence to that which had a said merely in a joke, and further would effect nothing The editor of the Star (in which journal the statement ref-tred to appeared) and the readers of that sheet would very soon discover that such was not the case, from the fact of such a large number of applications being received thisevening. Such ‘an interesting fact would soon become generall known; which, ia bis opinion, would Nea suf- ficient contutation of any such idle rumor. Mr. Hall said he thougtut some suet formal dec- laration was necessary. Scarcely a day passed without bis being accosted by some acquaintances in the street, and the inquiry made, ‘-How’s that about the republican association closi: their book itso? He thought a formal declaration on this subject would be highly proper; and not ouly proper, but it was necessary Mr. Cooinbs, the chairman, concurred with Mr. Goodloe in regard to this resolution He did not think a declaration framed in the manner of the one just offered would gomport with the dignity of the jation. It was worded in too loose and jesting a manner, which might subject them to unpleasant criticism. As had already been re- marked, the public would very soon ascertain the fact from the proceedings of that meeting that the books were not closed, but they were willing and desirous to have all sympatbisers unite with them ‘The position of this association and their partial sy ppathisers mig bt be {illustrated by the anecdote of Noab and the drowning man at the door of the Ark ‘fhe waters which were to deluge the whole land had been failing a few hours, when a aman passed near tbe door of the ark, knee-deepin ‘water. Noah noticing this man, invited him within to take shelter from the severe storm n the ark. “Thank you,” said the man, ‘but it is hardly worth while to come in, as 1 don’t think it will be much of astorm.”’ So it was bere, there were a number still lingering on the outside, in- 8 sting that it was not to be much of a storm. The proposition was finally withdrawn At the suggestion of the chair, the executive committee of We republican and wide-awake as- soctations retired toan adjoining room, with a view of arranging @ programme of the torch-light ession to take place to-night. i Dr. Breed being called upon for a s; b, oeen- the attention of the association for some fif- m or twenty minutes in a spirited manner After the expiration of balf an hour the commit- tee returned, and through their chairman, Mr. L. Clepbane, presented a programme, which was read by the secretary. 2s follows ; PROGRAMME OF PROCESSION TO-NIGHT ‘The association will meet atthe Wigwam’? at 7% o'clock. The procession will be formed at 5 e’clock, and proceed from the “« Wigwam” along Indiana avenue to Third street; down Third to Pennsylvania avenue, and thence to Seventeenth street: up Seveateenth street to H; along H to Thirteenth street; down Thirteenth to G; and along G to Twelfth; down Twelfth to E; along E, ing the rooms of the Congressional Republican ‘committee, to Sixth street; down Sixth street to Penn avenue, and from thence to Capitol Hill, if time will permit No intoxicated persons will be allowed iu the ranks. [‘‘Good, good.” No cheering allowet, except when called upon by the marshal = A Voice. —* Don’t like that much ” No hissing or insuiting remarks to any of their political opponents allowed under any cireum- stances. [--Good;” and applause } No transpareuces reflecting upon those who dif- fer with us in polities aliowed in the line [‘‘Good, good.’’} ‘The committee enjoin upon all the importance of observing the strictest es in all things, that their opponents might perceive that the re- peblican party was « law Negara 4 ty, claiming vuly its political and other rights, and nothing more SS cheering.j Torches will be distributed along line All who politically sympathize with the prin- ples of the republican party are invited to unite the procession. Georgetown republicans are expected to im the procession ¢ Wide-Awakes were invited to act as an t, and accepted the fuvitation ita’s band has been engaged for the occa- ‘be following gentlemen have been selected as rehals fer the Republican Association: Chief Marshal—George lt. Wilson. Assistant Marsuals— J Hines, First Ward; F. Reeside, Second Ward; A. Duvall, Third Ward; Jos. Gerhardt, Fourth Ward; Jas a Fifth Ward; W. E. Butchin- 7. —— ard; Geo. W. Garrett, Seventh ard. Capt. H. W- Knight will command the Wide- Awakes, assisted by Lieuts. R. K. Elliott and Richard M. Downer. A large turn out is expected. CAPT. GODDARD'S IDEA OF A TORCH-LiouT PRO- £ of P Phere sod The Chief of Police being walted upon by one or two officers of the Republiean Association, and formally notified of the contemplated torch-light ocession this evening, in order that he might i in readiness with his posses comitatus two eli any disturbance that might arise, he de- red to know *‘ why inthe d—! they couldn't have this procession !n the daytime, and then there would be no fear of a disturbance.” THAT SALUTE. We hear that it was the intention of the repub- Licans to bave fired a salute at noon to-day. from the Armory grounds, if permission could be ob- Saiued from the proper authorities, but it seems the project fell agh, owing to 9 failure to obtais guns in season. ~> THE PROCESSION. The republicans expect to muster one thousand Strong in their W wropreson to-night. Additional torches (lamps) have been sent for to other cities, for the use of the escort of wide awa es. which body will doubtless turn out in considerate force. Sowe epprebension is felt about town of disturb- auees in uence of the procession, and the police force will, it is supposed, be concentrated slong the line of march. ‘* maRsWal WISE’’ DEFINES a4 eer At the republican wigwam on the night before Last there wes a Livelytime, after the following ‘That well-knowa *- Original-Jacobs” re- bifean, Mr. James Wise, of the meal depot, enth street, and adelegat to the Chicago Con- vention, took occasion to refresh the memories of the new-comers and eleventh-bour wringers-in of the wigwam upon the fact that be had been both Wise and wide —_ the’ + 3 ogee the interestt po! fog se oF whic’ aber 2 fem pting and luxarious.s dispj of tat ies in tag petapective ’ Ar. Wise re- ferred w the fic + snug cnet to the constitution” of those republicans, and those only,who bad the fuside track at Chiesgo, and who, Ifkethe: er, could produce irrefragable testimony of fact. Ar W. proceeded to read (im spiteof much per- siscent ead superbundsat spplaues from the elev- enth-Lour mea, who didn’t sppreciate is posi- tion.) bis “original” speech at Uhicago, and was about to add expiguatory comments the eon, when bewas called to order, on the ground of mon y of time at the expense of the political prospec! of Me W over ed the olica: platform, CF fa im very iu ibis District | Here, the ent t the shi 48 Safe without new ks, Fan that it would be a useless if dl odatnnns Petterated, and remodeled in poe, form the *bigb ground’’ he took at Chi ; a usted (to use his modest style) ++ ros ik his oe ae sited intone ex- larated state of equaa' us btless with the “smarsualshi of tue District off Columbia les, Up big ta the future before bis fond vision. sty of edibles, served up in proper & of |) 4 ners and segars are ood gs, if not superior to, any in Washington, Cali gad try for yourselves. _ Tur P. aint Case ConcLupep.—The case of the Sane Bates ogee James Close and O. A. Daily, which was from the evening at the of the ation, was tesumed and concluded before Justice Donn \es- terday afternoon. There being no evidence to implicate Dr og, in any way in the affair. he ‘was immediately dismissed. aud wes swor a witness for the defence He steted that be was half owner of the patent with Slezle On the day in question Close called on him to know if he was willing ¢o take him (Close) asa partner, and said that Slegle was waiting for him. W it- Ress promised to yo down toa magistrate and ‘Then witness saw Slegle no more for a week. Previous to signing, Siegle said that Close said he wes to give him an amount equal to $200. Saw Close pay $15, and a due bill for $10 at that time. Heard Close say Le beld a note of bis (Sie- le’s) Don’t know anything more, but beard ‘lose say he would make it good es $200 if it (the patent) turned out as stated by him. Don’t remember that Mr. Close ever before spoke of buying the right. Belfeve that on next day (Sun- day) saw SieBle in Alexandrii. Slegle never consulted witness on the sale. The paint got by Prentiss was mixed according to tbe patent. HOW. Marti: n.—Saw Mr. Slegie on the evening in qui ter edeys — hed set Dally. Slegie perfectly sol abou wchek P = <ooe be drank eight or ten times before the arrest of Slegle by Mr. King. Saw Siegle Sunday evening at the cars. He said he ‘was going to Philadelphia. He came ina back, and bad a carpet bag. Rufus Prentiss sworu.—Talked with Slegle about purchasing the patent-right; examsned it, aud carried it to a painter, who proucunced it worthless. The painter's name was Carr. It was also tried in New York; also, Mr. Kiell tried it, and said it was not good Dr. Daily offered me bis interest for $500 Dr. Datly re-cailed. —Said he never knew Mr. Close to carry liquor about him. Did not see . that day before he called to get him to sign patent. Mr Atlee re-called.—On the Saturday evening Slegle walked down the street, and a red able to waik and take care of himself. After return, Siegle told me he was to get $250. Dr Daily also told me tbat Close was to pay £200 or $250 On last or Slegle got on Ciose’s colt and rode him about the street Mr. Piggott sworn —Knows G. W. Slegle. Serveda warranton H D. Hatton for Lim. He appeared to be intelligent and able to attend to business. RW. Fenwick sworn —Mr. Dailey, Close, and Slegle came to bis place, and he referred them to hisclers. Slegle said Le was selling bis patent. Did not notice ay bea a unasnal > Justice Donn having heard the testimony, re- marked that he could discover nothing in the tes- tlmony to justify him in sending the ces: to court, and that bis opinion was that the prosecuting witness made the oath of the drugging under a hallucination of mind. The case was dismissed accordingly. Beit ano Everett Meetine Last Nieut — There was quite a large and enthusiastic meeting of the Central Beil and Everett Club last night. After the transuction of the usual routine business, and a number of gentlemen had enrolled their pames ou the list as members, the Spon ga Mr. Kennedy, made a few b»ppy remarks, reviewing the Pennsylvania election, and saying that they had met the enemy, and, for the present, they (the Bell men) were theirs (the republicans), but in a few weeks they would again meet face to face. when it was hoped the tables would be turned. He also poured ‘‘hot shot” into those traitors who Were rushing to the republican wigwam and joining the Wide Awakes, because they now thought Lincoln would be elected, and there would be some chance of getting an otfice Mr Tayloe, of this city, and late president of the association, making his appearance in the room, was loudly called for, wheu that gentleman mounted the rostrum and delivered a lengthy speech, alluding to the defeat of the fusion ticket in Pennsylvania and saying thet New York was yet to decide whether Mr. Lincolm would be elected, and from information rece} from that ‘Stite, be believed it would cast {ts vdte for the Union. He alluded to the fact that it was claimed for Mr. Lincoln that be was a Clay whig, proving conclusively that such was not the case He also poked fun at the office holders, siying thata trunk inannufacturer bad arrived in the city, who ex- pected shortly to make large sales of these conve- niences. ‘There were a great many gentlemen now realding bere who would go traveling after thed4thof March He spoke of tbeantagoniom ex- isting between the Douglas and Breck!uridge men, and urged them to rally under the banner of Bell and Everett, as the only hope of defeating Lincoln. The speaker was ee uently and loud! applauded throughout his address) The elu then adjourned with three hearty cheers for Bell and Everett. ar At br Acatn.—Fight No 5. —Even after the last arrest mentioned in the Star yesterday, bel- ligerent spirit was not extinguished in the locality of the “‘old stamping ground,”’ Sixth street and the Avenue, where the city authorities in ther zeal for the preservation of the public peace bave ordered a detachment of policemen to b- stationed. The last affair was between H A. Cook, P. M Dubant and George Dubant. The parties were arrested and taken before Justice Donn. who held all concerned to bail for a further bearing on Monday next, at 5 o’clock p m. Considerable excitement was caused by the complaints of various persons that a police officer refused to do bis a when called upon to make arrests. Dr C. Boyle, President of the Jackson Democratic Assocfation, went with the parties to the mayis- trate’s office, and there accused Policeman Jaines Irwin of refusal to arrest an individual whom he had pointed out as requiring to be arrested After the a were beld to ball, Dr. Boyle proceeded to the Mayor's office end reported officer Irwin for refusal ty do duty. The “stamping ground” begins to recover its former notoriety, and last night quite a number of ‘the boys"? were about, to havea sight of any “‘sclence” that might be displayed. Even the residents of the suburbs were arriving at the ground and making inquiry relative to the time set for the next tight A gen- tleman inquired at the Nationa! with the most perfect simplicity, “Can you tell me, sir, what time the next round comes off?” The person asked replied that he did not know the exact time; but presumed that by inquiring of the uni- formed police at the corner he could ascertain. The charges to be considered next Monday by Justice Donn include assauit and battery, pro- fanity, and boca by 3 concealed weapons. The arrests were ma y county officers Piggott, Basher, and D A. Harrover, except the last arrest = ae Cook, which was made by policeman rwin. Temperance D. IN ALEXANDRIA. The Gazette of this morning 2 ‘Phe Recha- bites of Virginia Tent, of this city, made a de- monstation in favor of total abstinence from all osemtaages. beverages, in this city, yesterday uf- ternoon evening The Tent, accompanied by 2 junior tent of small lads, fell into lineat their hatl, about three oclock, under the Marsha!ship of Messe. Jefferson Taceyand George Lyles. The Tent was preceeded by an officer, carrying a crook, and in the line, the charter of the associa. tion, a handsome ay ofthe Holy arf. porns and 1 echabites, other emblems were displayed. The senior, and junior, wore white and colored sashes, the regalia of the order. The Senior Tent car ned the superb banner presented to the assocta- tion, some time since, and the junior branch, the time honored banner which once beloaged to thatold sf ety hee Harmony Divi- ston, No 2, Sons of Temperance. The line was led by a fine band of music, which, during the progress through the city, discoursed various beautiful airs. The line of march was extensive, comprising all portions of the city, and the asso- ciation attracted much attention wherever they moved. The demonstration was concluded at night, By a Lepemes. bp the Methodist Protestant Church. ‘The church was well filled, the larger portion of the audreace being ladies. After prayer, and excellent singing, Theo. Fiske of Wasuing- ton delivered an entertaining and forcible address upon the evils of intemperance The exercises were concluded by the Benediction Perctyat’s Pagopa—We entered Odd Fel- lows’ Hall last night quite in the fog as to the na- jure of the performance, having a vague notion, acquired from missionary books or some source, thata Low eg fe ghd er a og for ae we waNs were ee ‘egoda means fun, a mesns ca) singers, urst- rate delineators of Ethiopi:n character, and the prettiest danseuse we have seen iatel: Undoubtedly the first-best darkey agoing is that eccentric genius Billy Pierce. tide his “‘sewing-er mash:en” song, and other side- splitting comicalities, M Fanny Forrest made g great bit last night, and wes called out Fog and fn Be her enthusiastic admirers politico- ieics} genflemap, Col Billy Barlow, bad also to ree mene tenwanee to the audience, who were immensely taken wit! is suave manners. Jn fact all th» performers were complimented with encores, so excellent. were their renditions Our mind is made up Others may for Breekluridge, or Bell, or Dougtas, or Lincoln, bee 7 yd the Pag Long may it wave! A great bill to-night. Tue Wassincton Moxument —The Ladies’ Ww Mohument Society appeal in earnest terms to the § and inspectors of elections of the towns, precincts, and election districts in the United States, as well a8 the whole people, to ald in carrying out the plan which will enable them to complete the monument of George Wash- ington tm the capital which he founded The Jadies ask that contribution boxes be placed at Re poll in the county, and that every voter con- tribate something, poouvet mwells S nidbry Rf after the presidential election, it is the #0 contributed a = draft or postaye stamps to Mrs Auna M. yy, Secretary ofthe society, Washington, D.C. Tar Revival —The revival which hes been Pegentee in several of our churches appears to increasing in tnterest, and in some of the churches strangements are making for its contin- uance several weeks longer At the Methodist Church South, last night, a very interesting meet- ing was held. Rev. Mt. Proctor delivered a brief exhortation; after which tbe service at the sitar was begun, and several penttents presented them- selves and one professed conversion. Rev Dr. { tr Sunderiand was announced to preach to-night. Atthe M.P Church, Ninth st , Rev. Mr. West- wood, of Union C 1, delivered a very able d's- couise upon the ‘ These go away tuto everlasti punishment, but the righteous into Pict aieetineranee in yer at altar. vere J. Ward, of Alexindrl, was announced preach to-night, and the meetings will be continued through the ensuing week. Tae Cuunns o ‘We are assured, and indeed know the fact of our own knowledge, that Mr. ‘f. Allan, of Ga, who became involved in one of the political fights of the night before last, duly chronicled in the Star, isa we dig- nified ves, by no means given to associe- tions likely to lead him into any such difficulties; and we are further astured that he became so in- volved only by an effort on his part to prevent a fight between others. which was met instantly by an unexpected assault on bimself. We are further assured that no person named McGee was involved in either of the fights in uestion—in No 1—No. 2—No. 3—No. 4—or No. - Some one else having been mistaken in the melee for a Mr. McGee. Woon’s Minstreis.—We would call the at- tention of our readers to the announcement in our advertising coiumns, of the return of this talented troupe. On Monday evening next they commence a limited number of their Ethiopian Soirees at the Washing:on Theater. We nnder- stand that since their recent visit, several new artists of acknowledged telent have been added to this fine Land of musicians, and we are prom- ised a series of new ballads, farces, and jokes, in fact, a very strong bill. No doubt our amuse- ment loving citizens will take advantage of this opportunity. ANoTHER Roppery snp ARREsT —Yesterday Mr. Hoover, whoirsale and retail dealer in boots and shoes, called upon detective officer A. R. Allen and informed him that a large amount of his stock had been stoien, and he suspected a col- ored boy named John Tenney. By searching in various localities a considerable amount of the oods was recovered, and Tenney was arrested and taken before Justice Donn, who held him to ball toappear at the next term of the Criminal Court. Centrat Guarp House Casks —Wm. Smith, vagrant; workbouse %) days. homas Herren, sleeping in the market; do. 90 days. Jolin Jones, do ; do. 9% days. Jobn Welsh, drunk and sleep- ing in the street; do. 90 days. ApRivep st Carter's wharf (foot of Thirteenth- and-a-half street) schooner Mary Elizabeth, Mad- ary, from Philadelphit, with 147 tuns of coal for Messrs. Castleman & Bro. Martiner at Opp Fettows’ Hatt ‘To-morrow afternoon, George Percival’s com p® y of t lassic, Pathetic, and Comic Artistes, give a Marrin= y “performance for the conyen ence of lad: lies and children, at 2 o'clock A select pro 3 of enter duced. wiivh The adinis TWanty- IVR CENTS. Children and Servants ‘T. CayTs. 1t* Hottoway’s Pinus. Debility and Languor —T'o remove the cause and pr: vent the effects is the true theery on which the treatment pursued by t-ese medicines is found d, Languor arises from debility aud deb-lity frem toe inpove ishment of the blood or derangemont of the di-estive organs If from the latter, the Puls ave the best tonic medicines in use, aad for their puri fying and sanative properties they stand unequaled, For sick headache, nervous disorders, enervation, indigestion, ant depression of spirits, they sre the only remedy, Sold by all Druggists at 250 , f20. and $! per box ec l2-lw Wistan’s Batsam or WiLp Crerry, Cures Bronchial Affections and all Di-eases of the une, From the Boston Evéning Traveler, January 6, “Itis perhaps but a simpie act of jnatice to the proprietors of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry for us that our personal erperience inthe use of severs cough of four months’ cor ace, by the useofthis Balsam ,and several of ourf-ienduayl ao quaintances, who have tried the article, have found i: Of great service in relieving them of severe coughs and shortness of breathing, with which they had beew afflicted.” p None genuine unless signed [, Butts on the wrapper. Prepared by S. W. Fow!le & Co., Boston, and for sale by Z. D. Giiman, S.C. Ford, jr. 3. B. Waite, G. Stott, John Schwarze, rn & Paimer, Wash tgton; and Ly dealers everywhere. oc 1U-1w,r Hoygoratuic Rryepies All of Dr, ucaphrova eto specific Ho- meopathic Remodies put ees sly for family use, in boxes, at 2 and cents each. Also, in cases, containing 2 vials, from $4 to 4 each, with book of full directions, For sale by Z. B. Gilmag, 350 Pa. avenue, wholessle and reta:l agent; W, A. Fitzgerald, 353 north F \t; also by F. 13, Winter, corner of Massachusett nue and Sixth street. Alse, Pond’s Extract of Witch Hi |, for internal and external inflammations of allkinds. Sold as above. ma 9-ly ‘To Tue Arriicrep!—He sure to read the adver- "s Strengthening Cordial and other column, u Mus. WINSLow, An experienced nurseand {female physician, iaa'a Seething 8 ‘up for Aslan Teeth- ing, which greatly facilitates the procexe of teathing by softening the guins, reducing 4!! inflammation— will allay all nm, and ie sure to reguiste the Weis, nd upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourseives, and relief and health to your i te, Perfectly anfe inal! cases. See advertisement ip anntnar aninenn i DIED, Trusting in Jesus, and iu the hope of a blessed eternity, on Wednesday evoning, the 10th instant, of consumption, Mra. LUCY CAMPBELL, inthe Sith yoar of her age. - . Phe friends and poneeieane=s of the family are invited to a tend the her husband, W. W. Campbe |. No. 374 13th st., near | st.,on Sunday, the Lith instant, at 3 o'clock pm = ~INCOLN AND HAMLIN MEDALS, at GIB- SON’S, on Seventh st.. 1244 cents. oc 9-6t Bok AND EVERETT MEDS, at GIB- SON’S, on Seventh street, fur 1234 cents (ee BRFSEINRIOGE AND LA GIBSUN’S, on Seventh st oc 9-6t "INE CANDLES! par OLE R EINE CANDLES! A beantifol Lats sgualin si eeranee to igre be i el an much less cont ing olvar Sng aNG & BURCHELL, oc 10 Corner Vermont av. and 5th sts. YSTERS! OYSTERS! OYSTERS! Fresh every day, . Served in a)l styles, at SCHAFFIELD’s Battim Re CONFECTIONERY, Y Sixth street, between G and H, Families supplied. Oc 10-3t* HAVE IN STORE AND FOR SALLE ANEW 7 octave Rosewood PIA O, with full 2 frame carved f et of very full andi sweet tone, and warrant the instrume t' five year for durability tv every respect, and that it will stand up to concert pitch always and the tripple will not fail below the other part of the in- teument, which no other piano in existence has ever sone before. Please call and examine at No, 57 Louisianaavenue, Respectfully MEDALS, at 2s3 cents. WANTS. =o ANTEDIMM: — rate © WY AERO TEES Ted eA fist ty pir to RICHARD FULLALOV , Georgetown oe NTED—By a roung m AND FOUND. |, OUND=Onmy praeenan RO Oe OUND—On Bromises e 7th of October, Fcntnite bene COW. oe Ao ASITUATION as ods store, or woult 's piace. No objection to the coun- testimonials. Adiress Box 4, Star oe 12-2t* Was fon *#NTED—Bs 8 reep-ctabie woman, & 1UN as housekeeper, 0 "Address ‘MC ee WADSTED—at the refreshment rooms cf the ‘ashington Pranch Railroad,a settied MAN or WOMAN to cook. jnges,an the duties a e lirst toll gats or one bay HOK: saddle and collar marks 'y roan herse; three ‘he Owners will come — _ and biez d - ‘ward, prove Ownerrhip, y hen ewer Appiy at the: noes STRAYS —Came so: of red COW, with a iitds white along the telly, ex the. fianks CIGAR MAKERS. Ap- Pa ust unders:and the bu ight and the wages an lib- Tae avepcniren wiccce of Nini GENCE OFFICE. for servants, where he will at- tend also to ‘etting of houses and the collection of Persons wishing his services will please Pare A. 8. SCHOOLCRAFT. ANTED— te WELLING. Hous: Lost, on Mon st , hetwoen 17th’ and ’ between 18th and 9th, or on Righth st., be- e Patent Offer L comprised in three bank Ly ceive the above reward on lea ing the $5 Boeke REWARD,—Streyed away on Monday last & stout grey MAR h street and New York av. bove reward will be Tat oe find » SHANAHAN, oc 10-3t* ituated between 13th h,and can eF ure ane: tirely satisfactory te: ant apply to JAS. C. McGUIRE 0, Auction and Commission Merchants. oc Fonrth st and Net REWARD— Wednesday eve eriod of 4 vears. » strayed, or stolen, on ter Market, TWO HORSES. with gears zone blick, with white hind foot: the other sorrel, with white spot on the forehy ad iven to the finder, by addrese- VEN, Sandy Spring, Mont- sober, honest, and industri Hill ee ‘7th street road, near the First Toll gate. wi ing WILLIAM BO MMEDIATELY. 7a. Md , throngh the Post Office * WANTED, 1 HANDS, on pantaloons, —2 good COAT Merchant Tai'or, 426 Pa.av, between 443 and 6th sts, ANTED IMMEDIATELY—From_ $5 _t 10.000 worth of SECON D-HAN ofall kinds, for which } will guaranty to pry the highest prices, and, as usual at the shortest no- GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS f THE LADIES OF THE SUNDAY i with the Protestant Fpis- rgctown wil hold iy Dealer in Furniture, Stoves, &2, i erence < ime 40% 7th st., bet. G and H, east side. J ANTED—All Ww FURNITURE, for which Iw Seventh stroet, between | 6-t HENRY BONTZ._ Inguire at MY- Noae but a first-class 0 VENINGS of ths week, for the will be continued TO cy tad benefit of the & ‘The above Fair CIRCULATING The understgned bees leave to inform bis numer- ends that he has finally viel: quests, and will open h BRAKY on SATURDAY, ‘ No, 128 Rridga Cc LOCKS! A new, large, and elega: ust rece ved direct from ED—A PLUMBER, LIGRARY. RS N’s workman need apply ANTED—To have everybode know that they fine and wall selected FALL and * INTER Cl OTHING, F ING GOODS, HATS and CAFS at the Peopies’ Clothing Store, No. 460 Seventh st , opp joe. ded to their re- J LATING LI CLOCKS ith ly of CL s ANTED—A CLERK, who is acquainted with ¥ of CLOCK the city trade, for a J references required. Address T. L ee, porly adjusted h striking part pri nk cenned an! repairec FOR SALE AND RENT. (For other ‘ For Sale and R. ts advertisements. < frie ds atid the public gen- erally that she is now established ai h No. 111 Bridge street, Georget re tie old stand, where my larga ssortinnt of MIL &, HOSIERY, and EMB at the very lowest market prices, ui OR SALE OR RENT-—The vsry desirabiec and G covtaining el yer 0 294 Tweifth stron Fra: klin Row. For terms inquire of TH GRIFFIN, 582 M jarge Dwelling: house, 2%: miles trom George ow D. C., with exter sive caden and orehar tx, smay he desired. [t will be rented either with or without the furniture, a-d, toa coud H. LOUG4BOROUGE Gras land D.C (OR SALE--One two-story BRICK HOL with two story back bu: on Eleventh st , between O and P sts nort: JUN W REE OR SAIE.—Designing improving the store occupied by me, I offer for asle the two larze DOW>, with all the DRA WER SHELVING comp'ete az now int to HARMON BURNS, OF A HOUS Capitol desires to rent one with the uss of the kir . usoally moderate, as the ob ect for renting cure protection for the prop rty while absen Inguire at this office. PLS by 4% barrels No.1 Pickied Ka-tport HERRING, much more lan; St. John’s ALFWIVES, tenant, very cheap. r art Ng dare 3 um MACKER g. prose brick frou » on the pronis 5H halt barrels 25 bar e x No.3 iaree M And a f-w e tra Ri barrels aud half barre HERRING. im ea in . Vv & BROTHER 101 Wa'erstrest, Georgetown, D hen if required. Oh Th No. 270 on Market street, Setween 3d eorgetown, D C The house is te afford every comfort, with ¢: rounds to oultival ‘The lotruns back to xj a stsble. Apply to JAS A. SIMPSC Congress strect, near the Post Office, water; sufficient a and @ six foot pai ood water in th ar Possession give: 12.50 per month on on L street, of A. BORLA faqeiee S210: 882 Flas p:coived Sus 'tan FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODs. Purchasers will find the quality and price as rea- sonsble as eve’, FOR RENT —A very desirable STORE, to suit ful cash trade int A new and desirabls BRICK t; pear Fourteenth. Inquire of Ss RARE CHANC A large Store t five large Halls,on Pa. av-nne, between 10 and Dwelling situat Apply toC. WOODWARD, N RGE STOCK! D BOARD.—Boa) , or other Rooms, n st., between G an: 95 B idgs street, between MESTICS,&c Their «! H. 1c. Berry) haviae be«n remodelied and fitted up snner, they vesseas facili the p osrcuti n Burines*, They rosp-ct- az ol Georgs'own tore « the old stend of OR RENT—Furni: DWELLING HO lersant and health istauce of the Publi Rent moderate, A avenue, between St 8 comfortable BRIC ity, within couv ic Offices’ and —_ a in the most thorou ties unequaled int rg a@xeneral Dry & THE LATEST NEWS TELEGRAPHIC. PENNSYLVANIA Puuapetraia, Oct 11 —The Bulletie cisinee majority for Curtin of 32,000, end gives the com ‘xion of the ture as follows: Senate eee! fr. Juakin, Republican. Mr. Steuart, eftiican, te pr bebly elected from the twen- tet os enerem jonel district instead of Lazeer, PHILaDELPuta, Oct 12.—The officiel count of the ote in the first Congressional district shows e on of J. M. Buth: - over Lebmes, dem., by 185 majority.” “* ‘ Covesavs. ost 11 re: ‘.. bs —The In the State ticket ts over coy any Congressional delegates will ably stand 13 Republicans to $ Democrats imbie, Republi cx, bas beea elected in the Tenth District, and Nagent, Democrat, in the Fifteenth District Cc *LAND, Ort. 12 —Further returns have been which confirm the loss of republican Congressmen in the 98th, 15th and 17th disiricts, and a gain of Congressman in the 1ith district INDIANA. Inpianapotts, Oct i2.—Retaros from n- tes indicate a majority for Lave of 15. The Legislature will stand Ser crate, 29 republicans; House 42 democrat publicans = Craven fs elected to Congress tn the Second istrict The Congressional delegation stands 7 repubii- cans, 4 democrat e. Important News Arrangement. New Yorx, Oct. 12.-The Associated Press having accomplisbed the lease of the Newfound land and Prince Edward Island telegraph Lines, over which a large proportion of the Eurcpean intelligence will pars after the Ist of Nevember. are new organizing 3 system for obtaining news from steamers and safting vessels off Montank Point and Fire Island one day tn advance of thuir artival at New York. To accomplish this they have completed arrangements with the Long Island telegraph, employed swift yachts, and will azain b ing tnto use carrier plpeons These facilities will enable the sssoci tion to shorten the time between the Unt'ed Sutes and Enrope several hours, and bope to be sustained by the Press of the country, Murderous Assauite by a Convict. Bostox, Oct 11 —Joha Fitegerald, a convict in the Charlestown State Prison, this afternoon stabbed George J. Riggs, Charles Belmont snd Joun White, lis fellow pr soners, injaring them seriously, and slightly wounded several others before be was secured. There ts no known cause for the act. Neb = Territery. Baownssvitte, N. T., Oct 9.—The election for delegates to Congress is progress ngquietly The Mayor of the city issued a proclamation closing the drinking shops, and order prevailed. The weather is flue, and the vote of the Territory will be large Keturn of tured Africans te Africa. Boston, Oct. 1!1.—The ship South Shore, with a cargo of Africans from Key West, arrived at Moorovia on the 3uth August One hundred and eight of the nezroes died on the passage from dis- —s “s contracted before or during their stay at Key est. Latest From Liberia. Boston, Oct. 11 —An arrival bere reports thet the ship South Shore, with aca:go of Africa.e from Key \\ est arrived at Monrovia on the 30th of Auzust. One hundred and eight died on the passege from disers> con before and durlug their stay al Key West ndition of the Ohie Kiver, Pasx no, Va, Oct 11.—The Obieoriver at this point, the terminus of the Baltimore and Obio Railroad, isten feet deep and rising Boatmen cousider navigation resumed for the season. Steamers are up for all river landing below. The Effect of the Elections im the Seuth. Aveusta, Oct 11.—the election news from Pennsylvania, Gtlo and Indiana has created « p ofound sensation among ali parties in this State Carolinians are mounting cockades in their hats Stabbing in a Penitentiary. “Bosrox,Oct 14 —Jobn Fitzgerald, a convict in the Charlestown State prison, this afternoon stabbed. three of bis fellow- seriously, end several otbers were slightly wounded. Cause of the act unknowa. Baltimore Markets. . Oct 12.—Flour firm; Howard st. 75 Wheet firm; red $1 3uaS1 40; white $1 4028160. Corn steady; mixed GSa67c.; vellow 70872: — Previstous ; mess pork $19 25; prime $1450 Lard 13c. Coffee steady ati4yelsye Whisky dull at ae iw Yerk Markets. New Yorn. Oct. 12 —Flour firm; State $5 35a $5 45; Oblo $5.75 Wheat frm bigber; 71 Marc. Pork dull; mess $18 50a$i8 75; prime = 5081450. Jard dall) Whisky steady at ec. 7OR RENT—A BRICK STABL horses and two carriages; would suit a li - W.H. DOUGAL, Georgetown, 6c POR RENT--In Georgetown, two first-class ated on West street, one con ugh yo a she other 9 with wae ant Uath- taining 16 rooras, rooms complete 49 igh et , Georgetown. E WISH EVERY ONE TO KNOW Tuart DRY GOODS can be honght cheap at BRO wir RENT.—Two new three-story BRICK ES with back buildings, each containing 8 rooms, witn gas, pleasantly situated on &th street rocth, between M and N streets; rent LAZENBY. opposite or » Ohio avenue. Georgetown, D_ «. And to convince yourselves of the fact, cail ard Black Silks, Printed and Plain Delaines, Chovr-s, Merino Plaids, French nbazines, A prects, &e., unera', from the residense of A couple of new brick ,) situated on Tenth ) sts. Apply to D. T. CIls- 504 L street, between 9th end 10th sts, cias, Black Bom Cioaks; ‘1 n. Electro aud other Shawls; B Boys’ Wear, & good yx” Merivo Shirts and Dra' Merino Vests; Gloves; Hooped Skirts; (orsets; P ai Hems‘itehed. a1 n OR RENT—A neatly furnished HOUS Firat Ward, on H. bet No 227, ocntithing a double pa bers, diniag-room, kitchon. end paotry ; with gas. id or het wat-r. hath-roo-n, &c. S.C. P. BARNARD, aext do Soar te 8; Lins 'y, Osraburg Calicos, War in abundance ; and many other things, which we will teli you of when rown & Winte Post Store. All Will se!]ascheap as the cheapest, “Or any other a AKM FOR SAL. containing 115 acres dwelling ard ail convenien ard, excell-n* spring, &e river turnpike. Fairfax cou Alexandria Terms: $4,00) balance in 1, 2 and $ SOMERS. on the prem 'T—ROOMD Nos. 2. 3,4, 5, 6, 11, 14,15, 16,17 18, 21 and 23, in the new fi story brown stone building corner Tth street west and Pa. avenue, kaown as “Washington Build Ing.”” They are well adapted for Otfices, havi ‘as, water, &c. s 07 Pa avenue, or to John + No. 523 9th stroet west, corner Louisiana av MUR & SEMME. highly improved Pa:m, with two-story frame out houses; fine orch tuated on the Littie » Va, 7 miles from ne fourth cash; Come early, and don't forget the place, se 29 2w NEW SUPPLIES! HUTCHISON. 42 Market &re now receivin: their stock of F. Tavror « FALL AND WINTER GOODS. _ jeave to inform citizens HE Subscribers bez and strangers that they are in receipt of a. nt of WIS TER, ARTICLES or GENTLEMEN’S WEAR, embracing sume of the choicest novelties and latest te your attention. TON & TEEL, Pern. aver: select Axsortin: — 4 ‘ory -aud-basement SE, containing Sromns and cel t north, between L. and M sta, inutes’ walk of th» Northern i ae impo; tativa to which we invi HIN ‘Terins unusual. on the premisez, or to McKENN DALE, corner of Pa. avenue and 7th at. oc 10 3t™ 62M WIGHT. RY GOO ¥ GOODS! D** PSY GOODS_DRY Goops: We have now in store a very large and well as sorted stock of Dry Goods, of every kind and qual- lity We cordially iavite all persons in want of Dry Goods to call and examine our stock before making treir purchases elaewhere. ery article will be sold at the lowest marker Page WM. R, RILEY & BRO., ‘0. 36 Central stores, Between 7th and 8th streets, _9e¢ 3 colin Opposite Center Market, _ OTICE, TO JOURNEYMEN TAILORS, AT HO) D. The following tae rreot List of th empl fo! n correct list of the employers who pay the bill rh zed | y prices of, and are recognized by, the Society, to wit: W. H. Stan‘ord, per & Griffith, uval: & Bro,. atlock & Herbert, Wa. Tucker, James Lackey, G W. Hinton & Co,, J.T. Meintosh, as & Co., Ei bog. Gray, . kt. Drew Vas . se 27 & Bm I OO won RESTAURANT. y {ACOB RUPPLI . of i9th and H ats, lew doors souty of ce Ward, Washiugton. ‘His ter ist chvatant . Washington, His fantly sup- ed with the choicest Liquors ‘and esd The best Fried Oysters in Washinton ean be obtain at Mae pines, Families supplied with Oysters in eve- ry style, and at reasonable prices. se 2-e06m LY 6 NTS TO RID! M VY Yeu te ¢ BSON*s, Sotoath ut, where datars saycd. 9-6t G EMBER! j IBSON is selling 2 ever, 2 his ex- = ae are very light. On Seventh st., 333, GUESS, WIS BRAID AND CURE MANU- ner of Th apne 4 242 bar areane, ed tnt M nth street.—, won lq notice | Hate Work repaired or taken in exchange, Wee? woo pe STOVE and KINDLING WOOD, Sethe lowes pousihit as Dotwoon llth sud 1th ata, P ay. ‘ malt * perth ad Tar and Iron @ tal Saki or Japanese Worm Confections, Seitacs Ot 2, RENT—Possession on the Ist 0} io DWELLING HOUSE No. 438 D street, Qt present occupied Rev. Dr. Butler, and r, next door to the residence oae oe N. B.—It will not be let for 8 boarding EVERYBODY’3I f sons your aitentio FURNISHING GOUDS lower prices than aay, A BROCHE SH. BEAUTIFUL A A peacat Bula widths, just received at enna. avenue. Ww R ONE FT A Loe MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKEY, Consoientiously distilied by Mr J. of ‘Allegany ¥ S Eee WINTER BOARDIN( without Board, toa sin- mfortable and vei ROOM, on Eleven’ t from Penn. ave: and Herearsaesuail chi te the renter’: he star Oilce. ps Cte as A SA ea A RR ear Al NINTH STREET,—Persons teturming to vow their summer resorte will sirable rooms, having the con: f gas, water.and bathing. at 453 suitable either for ‘Tabi eg use in the cit; No. 460 Seven t of Hroche Shaw! every attention pl rate 8 ‘ comfort. For address apply at oc 6-lw én door south of F; * ih ote sale we by PERSONAL. NOTICE. I HEREBY Give parle ee L bacco ny F iy Toreware all persons not to trust it. ARON, Sth at. east, 10, Oe 12 St* Washinston, Oc:ober UR a al hn pee wr hedtinaas a LS sec ateaeat ce! i wis ir practice with Aerator te LT ALTIMORE LI aM 7 Mare Sven tay ent. move teeth ae Bir SP Sigma Laetciees Woon ashe sil Wart eoatracted on im, ption. and many myse! hysicians are asing iti: DRA , Fertune Teller P a ai jOUS.—Madam "Dy Teo well Raswune tie vat stoscuatel ox wer of the Past, Present aud F as) contin hundreds auxious to Of thivgs at present hid- fee, to en Peiewate. at As-achusetts av, iy house there, tx Ste, ei erate ELODEONS Noy in store Crus, | 3C6, between 65 cueste'S cont por pound. Try tive & BUN CHE: Uhh st. aad Vermont BARD BLACKTEA Atco INTERIOR ADORNMENT. ‘ PaPERHANGINGS and WINDOW SHADES. New Fall stock of Pay ngings from the sich Bnd Ornate to the mo: te ani single patterns, appr. priate for par: balls, d ming rooms. cham bers and libraries Als», a choice ‘k warranted Gold Band Window shades. mest or Gal: and conm n Shades, Bu: res d 8 , lends Picture Cord Blue and Green eovo siza | Just received Urd-rs fo” Pap r Ow faithful y execu-es in city or county Sati xuaantied or no piy requied. Plence call. Don't torzet the pumb sr, JF YOU WISH TO PUR. MASE CORSETS less than the usual prices, call at oo 6 CGI BSUN'S. 355 Seventh st DURBAN? ‘ POM. DUGANT takes pi zevre in a suring the publi: that he is at al) yf od Risa toacco~motate them with the finest GAME, Fi8h, OYS' S. MAS. amt other edibles ; and with WINE: ‘ORX, and Ch GA4RS equ! in purity will bu. in aay erty in tae tau aot conurues to dese: the manner in which 6! 3 may call for. On Sunday next his K_t ng Room will be oven, aad on each succerding Sanday anti! fi Tr nonce On Sundiss the entrance to his Eating Rooms door from Pa. H MUSICAL NOT.CE. VING Been induced to accept the posiiion of organist xt Mt. Aloysius Church in this eit, | ba ve deter:nined to remain curing the es wenger, se shali * _ y to fenton my prrefesmonal services th one whe may ure T. N. CAULFIELD” Professor of the Organ, rane ‘orte, t la to terms, &e , i at the susie Depot of JOHN F ELLIS; Pasneitace avenue. ooSim* OTICE. REMOVAL. INVITATION.—« nerevy aiff my customers and the public in geneal that 1 have remove! to No 349 Sovesth » treet, (three doors from Mass. ee Bss0l a1 a > “RY GOODS, HOSIERY, FANCY ARTIC MILLINERY, 30. New Goods reoet wed wock ; whieh wi b rome hin i vil be On Sixth street, U se 2-im Ptrortant TO HOUSEAEEPERS. E. R. DURKEE & CO’3 es SPr pAeeOLyTEL AND PERPRCTLY 5, bs om 'y for packet TER UNDERSHIR ADWCAW tae, toc peationen, yectas and born, Tabet sk ht a venue, naar Oe