Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1860, Page 2

NING A “WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. ux PERORYTERIAN Stxop oF Vingixta aT] MUSEMENTS. -— aU v NING STAR. < as alg hone eae ‘The Synod met at 94 = A = § Disvxiox Crouy.—Each succeeding day | O'clock, and after prayer for half an hour, the} ) DD FELLOWS HALL. ~~ By BON1 BONTZ & GRIFFIT #1 2 : dical business was resumed. FFECTS OF WASHINGTON-O1FY : that bas passed since the late Pennsylvania elec- | “ey. Dr. Boyd introduced the following minute THREE NIGHTS ONLY: EEPING: Soc MONDAY. tion made the probability of the success of the Re- | in reference to Se baeaey CSch aay BIGHT PERFORMERS, 4 3% 9 nee ees peblican party in the national election on the 6th wii er oer - is -VocaL ann Ixeravmentar, oO rit of the Moreing Press. ptoximo apparent to all, has madeitmoreand more he General » pm ‘Besist : Tie Cansei betes erie asta MTL tat eat seas to to lowed by ree fee dtoe Bags ete “f BELMONT, of the Hon. Henty W. Hillard, of Ala., at Rich- | very wide-spread and dangerous thro M E , the Preseytae eC wh. MARSEATA, noes ‘Auctioneer, the South, to the bonds no: ding t, and Hanover, comatl- | Ldutssion Repvemp i By beteats Odd mond, Va. oat uth, to sever e Synod of Virginia, bi 15 and 10C Ho. 2th CARPETS The Intelligencer quotes an article from the | several States of the Confederacy u vious wate of withdra - se Pitowasfeorees, Quite Npsom sn wate ns Has: : Albany Argus to show that the prospect of the | government. Notes of preparation tosmeh an y, ve eonnection wi! 2 _ ANQ 7 J ah Sata my Arg Fie , therefore, the com 4 * ODD FEHLO S™LEVRE, Ware “ nston teket in New York 14 2iot 90 Wed After ail. come to us equally from South Cardljsa, of the Synod of Most Lar ceeeeree nicht ve , Foaraday aight deviroyed nine | St2re!s, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Missle ppl, | re-ommend thatthe bouads of the Synod of F FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN, TToether with a roneral aasortment of Witohen 17 A fre on and, we regret to have to add, Virginia and Ten, | Sy!vanla ps n9 extended nse Columbia; that the MONDAY NIGHT, the 29th inst., equist as wie tne bi stores at Opelige, Als + nessee also. They come in the shape of news- | Presbytery of the District of Columbia be trans, Cemmbureks glee. od wader. exch: over that gum e 077 Ihe London Commercial Record states | paper articles, embracing demonstrations on the | ferred to said Synod.and that the 3; ynod of that the Grest Exstern steamsbip Isso shaken up | part of leading individuals and public meetings, | Virginia be stricken from fe roll”—the erat All who favor COVENANT LODGE. No. 13, at the a F.. oe with their presence on that occasion | 09 “BONTZ & GRIFFITH, f Virginia deem it pr: to place upon peri ‘anti t tiene. | and weakened that she is unseaworthy. apd prove beyond all question that fent record & declaration of sentiment, Wwiieh) pay sutigtrate & plenaitt ties 5 EAR va re etable fortion of the soathern peopl after considerable di on on the proper form The fo following Brothers will act onthe Commit XPRNGIVE’ 06 Nias sire OOK. IL The Hayana correspondent of the Charles | to risk the eventualities-ef disunion in preference | of the document, was accordingly done. tees, the one fis rat named from each as Floor eae. “pate ee ton Mercury says the report is unfounged that | tg continuing under the Government of the United | The report of the church extension committee Reseptioa Sad the two others on the Committee of RI-os, Wacoss, Hocssxois Fuasiry traces ay was then taken up and: discussed at much Jen; 4 of 2 Dat Spain is fitting out afleet at Havagn to ald Aire- | states with the Republican party ia power. iP Loper.—R. Barnaclo, G. H. Birkhead, | bélouxing to the « b by various members of the Synod. Pendii 1 pes i deceased, at Publi AY ee Tt ee. neers. Nevertheless, we sincerely believe that if Lin- casidemtion the toned adjourned until 30 Asitina Tox. —J.Crut, J.C... Whaloy, C. B. ak TURDAY. taste ae et ma pry By wir | papery eye ery er. eqin bevelected, be will have it in his power in-| Afternoon Session —The aubject of the employ-| Hoagh. J. t:Pely;3. Ds R. El- | Denes — Set at He" & m.. on | evROCERI Qt 2 sme, © = & wantly to check thistouthern tendency towards | mentof an te cherebrae a celery of etenniee asTaRN.—J.T. Petty, J.D. Hatton, J, R. es cn weer a net ees 0 , a8 causing | interest vans. the Seventh street turnpik aoe Aspmediate discalen.. That is to any; iby ng _ ceammeeton by the church extension commit-| Harmony —J. P. White, Wm. T. Scott, H. N. | will dorigente the ena te fro kat, at it to be at once everywhere known and believed pag was pans ad up, and agreed to Ober. ‘Anotion Cow) a.—Wim. D. Stewart, Wm. R. McLean, qaors, &e , com = that his purpose is not to make an abolition gov-| The Synod then resumed the consideration of et ton ae Aad Yelrow Sueur mona, in Mexico. Snpeeiengeediepe eesti > On Saturday last, a large number of deme- crats, favorable to the election of Breckinridge and Lane, mei at Graves’s stand, near Silver Spring, Md. Amoug the speakers, who entertained the meeting at considerable length and with great ability, were Mr. Sproule of Indiana, and Fraak ‘ernment of his charge, as bis eastern supporters the subject of the consolidation of the Christian gto sd . Pennington, Wm. P. Brown, W. Obser' id the Presbyterian Witness, and after wl, 1 este . Young yson bi M. Spencer, Esq. of this city. Insist he designs doing; but, rather, the conserva-| 9:o°Teston, and « statement by Rev. Dr. Converse, PPafenpeus? —John Boyd, Thomas Oliver, 8. | 4™ tet w Pea = ‘one metre ne, st ee — 3 aoe —_—____ tive Whig government, which his western sup | a resolution was adopted approving of the union poy isan A.D. Baker, John T. M Lt ‘Santt id » Harness 8 own Cunsvs oF DaLawane —The census of the State | porters for the most part counsel. The absolute | of the two papers, under the name of the ‘Chrie- + D. * . Meem, J. T, of Delaware has been completed, and shows the following results: White and free colored in- habitants, 110,542; slaves, 1,805; in ber of dwell- ings, 19,257; families, 19,264; farms, 6,606; slave owners, 615. Total population of the State, 112,- 347, ageiust 91,592 in 1850. There were 2,290 Carts. witha lot ofa Harness, necessity for the promulgation of some such dee- | titn Observer,” ‘and to be published simultane- | F9Pdley | oy pated yw. Colley. 1. 5. Ally. 29 sets of complete vi an R Rail Iaration of bis porpove most alzeady be appareat | SUta ge nepaens ant Richmond, with an | etnorouis—d-8:6ia7, WB eee ee to him, if he has duly noted the current of airs | “4 vote of thanks to bas wrens of is Recanel ob Pore 28 s50R —W. 8. Roberts, R. B. Sacadead. Cutting-box ot, Cora Wet throughout the Seuth. If not, we fear that by the | Pfesbyterian Chureh, other citizens. ecuamtcs’.—Jon, Kooi, Jas. Yates, A, Del- RO, Ath of March next joint action on the part of four | 2ndriz, for hospitalities to the members of the} 5 .j)h°™* <9 Harn epg rea = Ww. Se er en ‘amoant 9 eredit of or five States to set up a southern confederacy Sees then took'up the subject of the loca- Ris = Ebert a. jetze!, F Scwering. a ‘ed for the occs- fans. Whosiba: Seythes, dgroved endorsed not slaves in the State in 1650. will have been matured, with all the solemnity | tion of a theo! pelea, ’ ; " per urnished af the ‘hreshing ings, eer ‘ ‘for MF thre “ee BARNARD, Aucte. and prestige that it can acquire from State legis- Rev Dr Boyd stated t it was or'! n- sual pi lerwer! coaches wi vi =on of it UL The &Vashington correspondent of the New cam and ly authorized State-convention | terded to locate Sm somiesy at Sen Fi ville in Halt tre af all bow Bours of the night upto two a ores at Er a Perowize Wheat. in fixe ue BE ADD. ~* gua whom . York Herald, speeking of the correspondence of legal order that the students miub¢ enjoy the advantages Fick ONE BOLLAR, admitting a entieman | 4900 * Timothy and Clover Bay, yt ch ba al of the University of Virginia leetares and Hbrery 4 904 indies m bushels of x-ellont Pointoes, oe — the Times, which we alluded te on Saturday, Hundred: of thousands at the South will spring | free. The socal were illisg, oS = Boa By order Com. of Arrangements. oe 2-% ahaa els of Corn, ba a pose the destruction of the Govern- | of Visitors refused to grant the priv! y a vote Ca = The reckless aspersious upon the postion of whol cierto chai eden tines reo otto. Fie abject fling. they ought that WAsHine weotcors ts ER. tates isreh Bg cal " t yar uadila ice of boar i é on comtemporary gain no credeaee bere, ‘He was the | by those intrusted with ite responsibilities, 1¢ eat- | te price ghomry wes toa high 1a Chace Bole oe Manager.........8.W.Giaun. | Mamas Cement, (00 ba Unfon Caudidste when he was elected Governor | isfactorily assured that the in-coming Administra- A lage lot of hot-ved rage The HOUSEHOLD TE FECTS, consisting in Pispo. Sto Stoo’. and Cov-r. Mah ‘The subject was discussed at length by Rev. HIS periniinitnen’ of Lae ‘ges in the days that tried — : sonls. | tion may be trusted not to perpetrate such overt | Drs. Nour +, dohahon, Lettwitch. Coy others in | Will positive an for the rear Fall and Win- To resist sectional ressien is true Unionism favor of Charlottesville as the ion, and Rev. r ease To sabmit thereto is the surest road to overthrow | acts—hundreds of thousands who now believing nd others { iti SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Sd, 1860, Mr. Cobb's antece aud Lis present position that the speeches of Mestrs. Sumner et al., and the | Df, Gaines and others in Son , Peuding the consideration of the subject, the i Parlor Chairs, Rooker, &c., vindteates thetr own consistency and pa: newspaper articles of the New York Tribune et | Synod adjourned until the night seasion The Comedie ty etiam an*en- De i pnts che! oe «, }al., are likely to prove the embodiment of its Night Session —The Synod met at 9 o’clock gagement of Tweive Nights o ON- pe tA aur. Gi'tand Bronge Can’ US We have received from Messrs. French & policy with reference to the South, see less to be aaa ad resnmed ue conalderation “a the soe eee ; DAY, lowed by tho moat will ‘Ne iz dos ‘ nabs mod on ments. Kichateia (who have the book for sale) a copy of } arended under the dark future of dissolution than | ¢Wological seminary the pending question being BRILLTANT SPaRs | Siracie weet, e “Methodism Successful, and the Internal Causes} wader the apparently still darker future to the | qucated to adherets their original ides of locating Sines savored Exesilect Pee ee eS of 1 <uccess;”” by Rev. B.F.Teift, D.D.,l. L Ds] seath of an abolittonized General Government. the institntion at Charlottesville. : late President of Genessee College, author of After farther discusston by Rev. Drs Mitchell, “Webster acd his Masterpieces,” &c; with a By this time Lincoin must surely comprehend the Leftwich, Gaines, Boyd, Gong and others, the force of this fact, and mast realize that his only Pario Bro. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. nee of Bolline nomicien at heal = Tae Pteten Tee 2 a , ‘a gi ne lankets, Com/orts, Qui.te, ‘Linen Sheeteand Dressing and other = motion was lost—ayes noes v7 , pans ce e — Janes; aca hope of coming into the Presidency of the Con=| The Syaod then Apes until this morning. I OOK OUT R THE SIL. YER UP Redeteadd, Warhetand tate, Bare ow ¢ Ma ‘Any Marble top Center, Side and Sofe ackson, publishers, New York. Among the federacy as it now exists, lies in the promptness members. of the OUR CLU ‘Andirona, Shovel | and Tong: re- a8, orner Book othe: subjects treated of by this book are: Te Srst | aad earnestness with whi h, if elected, be shall] i[7> Rev. Mr. Blackstock, 2 Baptist preacher, | BA sah! 24. Goorte c . ag dep oer | Method ist—being the life of John Wesley; numer- J araison cor killed In 2 quatrel ° Hair Femres | Spring Sofas, create a powerful real Union party at the South, | In = an ty was are 7 Sint * with a man named Philpot on the Ist inst. the | t ber of members pr it. Chairs. by dispelling re a 028. sos ad to his Sa ea ee ed Peiticuincs ts afutureadvertivement. oc eon” | $ peampa purposes as the head of the Governmen SS ical strength of Methodism; rank and power of English Methodism; rank and power of 4merican Methodiam; outside solutions of the success of ‘The current nominal southern Union party is | ‘J‘4E teserets SOME ANY, 1 PERSON. Together with a iarge Sten? axed wees ut asso-tment of pc Dining, Reception nd Cuamber Methodism; Methodism the recovered ideal of | almost as powerless at the South for guiding and ICHMO wD AL. i wviitahen, Pantry, end Dasry Wares. fs: over | Fiug Waiiutand Makorany Wardrobes, Bookosse Chefsttantty—the first cause of tte suc-ess; Methc- | verging popular action/ns fe ftsrepresentative-a | CA®® Carty... <n T RISSOLUTION. rouitof2,4-nnd 6 months will be giv ang, Bai! Sete, dism 8 recovery of the original method of the | Bell-ard-Hverettiam—at the North. Well nigh| |... ‘diva rAtanghlers.by Se. ents, HE COPARTNERSHIP Heretofore existing | ail care notes must. be magien wal pe wade Feces propagation of this ideal; Metbodism the recovery | as few live men of the times are identified with it | _©¢.2d-tr Offic, over ey WAS Age ington. between the undersigned. underthe name of Osborn | bearing interest, and made hes at some by uiture whieh we & Co,, was thi: dey si rise mutual consent. | in the oty of Waerhington of the ideal cf religiovs life and practice. It has} in the South, a2 in the North. Lincoln's ultra G[OODHUE Free INSUR «VCE COMPANY e oe MES OSBORN ee ML Wea 0 desire to eo angen Cee one of whieh been trathfully said that this vainabie and deeply | apolition Sapporters are relying upon its southern are Cision YORK, be cAMP, N.G ARWoOD., ea a moat interest.ng sale aperior, . ame interesting volume will be welcomed, not only by | power, im self-deception. We trust that his well- neared pariic a i October 23d, 1960: ‘Om Pe erro om ie Methodists, but by ail lovers of sterling religious | known sagacity prevents him from placing any carrier ny ony a ete MADAME FEAR, Pig ae on Pag a end sed aries sate literature. confidence whatever in it. We repeat, be amd he | 023 t-_ a over Bank of Washington. ‘* leave to in! her former fi nd ttre A ied to riends, W. H.CLAsETE. B out of the houre by the Also. the ao rally, that has removed 50 ¥ lat of Noventber, bargelos may Oe et Will He nd | ooly may ward off the threatening danger, as ex- Dw J. CRAIGEN hes just received Blair | Ninth messi a of N, w ra the wil cond SSUBARV s GREEN, ancia | EONS : A GREEN, anct Her,” A Romance of New York and New Orleanr; plained above. yethvs ‘acompound ‘Syrup of the Phosphates or Rp vee Cha jee all w: p mag desire to have the past, By WALL 8 BARNARD. i Nvstioncers. by Winter Summertoa; Derby and Jackson, New rr ood; Li Plaster: tt Sap erat, ates) = sage Patlafas rily explained. EOF AVALU tinued toes »the York. The author, if bis preface, says of this DEPARTMENT NEWS. for Mt Medical purposes, a Pitty SALE OF A ead) he) HARM. | ioc 26-4 ash ; most readable book, that it was not written for Se VESTS jones’ from the All weg ao nt BE CON- etm m ; PAPERHANGINGS. ; LAND, At PuBLic AUC ae publication, but for the entertainment of bie} LAND Salze ix Minxzsora- pele. A Also, Sloman mand Promades, to | A cuorce Seiccuon GID. LOW-PRICED rion Oa W soeuaaay, Sy ell ta aley ie FUTUEE | DAYS. ‘nvalid wife, who, on ber death-bed, requested | & Jetter from the Governor of Minnesuts request- at ‘at. 5. MARKRITER’S, Pari wn ase © Part of 6 i a & GREEN, Auctioneers. Lim to givé to the world the narrative that had | Ing a jement of the public sales advertised | "[\RISMINGS, BUTTONS, TASSELS! No’ 286 Seventh at ¥ pra the'¢ O'd Fie apo eter eee a filled her soul with exquisite emotions during the a p. GRS ieee the fall in genes. or TI _00%-Iw* _sdoorsahove Odd Fellows’ Ball._ w of the late Dy ip Darid Grantor, Albert P WB ae e eace . <: 2 E a * tee ae eat Musas tek: siesly epptonch-| Lote scuminels tales Wit rsllece’ ota! Shetland WOGL, are kept in V WINDOW SHADES. TED GOLD Bak D. Weai sone ng dissolution, He says that though the book is | iq repiy, that the edjusimentof the grants Teterred | Nox Bull, Green, and Blog Fath hts ey HUNDRED AND wave ACRES. e, between styled a romance, there is not a line, from the tirst | to has been made upon the lines of route certified more prices. . 3 at’ ae e Farm He civaded ¢ into Soar pele das rut the Brekiar e dy Governor of Minnesota and admitted | _&¢2) zw" F. MUHLINGHAUS ONS. 6 Reventh merost ent Wond and T.mber ne assortment of to the last page, unfounded on fact—that the aub- | to by the Gove: lw ad bor Oat. lows? Hall, Jects in the book are rea/, and owe nothing to him | 284 accepted by the General Government as the OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY—The follow- | _9°°6-lw doors aivve Odd Fe lows’ Hall, we fine Cutt and Patent Leather i z basis of said adjustment, and it is therefore bind- ing numbers drew the principal prizes in the picTcrE corp A ope <<, beyond the light and. shade by which he has ren- | jn7 epem both parties, and any change which | drawicg of Uctohor 20, 1860: AND TASSELS. Ss "aa Bacar - dered the dim nad undefined realities of life] may be made cannot be recognised by the De- | Ne sina | 2a. . | A variety of colors, I irom week RTE to > portrait aiters, loots Fi ie Bolder and brighter tothe eye and ulnd. partment Hage 9d ae | vee Rsrrathatect, | nabs ptarempuceonsitof « New end Com Pp 1 aie na ‘with aay counier’ which ant “ave | 2 ee . 00% Iw" _sdaornahove tad Pelee pe House. oe House, N oe ether with 6 Sestent Soiree SF fine Fancy ‘ersenal, iy ’, naw a 355, its2, 1203. EKINO seat, 0. G; Hitch, of Ind. and Lieut. Col] SESr oes seve sesniog to dee Thsemieredas : sant ier, M vite SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. = ot Rnd Bhoe Drawers, made in he best maa F ea y stock is now complete, comp-ising a large 5 the Commissioner. will proceed to complete the * 6 th int ms deed 4c liens, — burners, The London Mechanic's Magozine states | sdjusta ent upon the dats defore us, and te rertite ry = = i, ae ae oP 2512, | gortincat of Gents’ and Buys’ Merino and Lambe. | 12.1%, and, 24 month Sen to zh the =i od | BO : that Ho bs, Desir my relay tench has rr ‘d from | the lands thus ascertained to be due to the State | rhe next babe ofthis celebrated Lottery will HEN Tha EGAN, Pitmewedtately after the wu of I tows."sow i a ene fortune —and is about | for her disposal as the act of Congress provides. | takerinex ca the Teh ot yee particulars | 0c 26 6t 321 Pa. av. and $21 Seventh at. | , Immediate) foot ¢ L a “orth ae ot to =~ ig, BR Ig paige ee family. Rectmnentin oe RON RO ODRIGt NEW AND SPLE YDID rock OF RICH ‘k and Carri “se A 18g ree » - en. J O8e) ne, of Oregon; Hon. John Army INTRLLIGENCE. leave of absense ha’ i nie — 2 DK ODS, Earning 1 Utensiis aod 1 er Brodhead, ef Philadelphia; and Mrs ex-Presi ing been granted Capt. P. T. Turnley, A. Q. F EW_ FOUR-HORSE Which We invite our iiculs and purchasers to ents, Ox ‘art. he, : ; nes notes eam re oe eadorees dent Tyler, of Virzinis, were at the St. Nicholas} he helt be. relieved in the duties of Depot Qu: 2OACHE:! TO. OP ER MAR LBORO’. call a xamine before making their selections po Hic lp ine ng Bavels of Corn, and other | b* 2 _— CLEARY & GREEN, Avots. Hotel, New York, on Friday. termaster by Capt R E Chacy , Chief Quarter. | ALSO, x Pall Y LINE OF TWO HORSE ore as we have umoaey enolos style co ‘Terns +, B25 cash; over that nt a credit of |} — “i nltinen Redpath, a well known ai abolitionist master of a artnet, whe will give the HES To CHaPric 20. 00 56 6t 523 Bevaue, four mouths fur Baltimore scceptancen, tatersor By J.C. McGUIRE & CO..A an frien. john Brown, was the recipient of eceassary rece! lor e le for rs Ropular ovation at Port aui Prince. ou t 27th of | which Capt. Turnley la accountable Per The sadersigned 1s now running Daily, (except * ded. LEGANT ANTIQUE CARYFD P. Sunday.) For horse Coaches be- Br? SLANKETS ‘Ths sale will offer an apportumty rarely occur- MADE CaBinet Fegarepna te PEARS ptember, on the occasion of his return to the| Brevet First Lleut- William B_ Hazen, 8th in- a W, and U Marl ND COMFORTS. ure one of the best farms in the county, | axD BRONZE «ANTEL CLOCK, Canvetasane ND Uniled States. He mad bas d ediatel: = er Fp n hands rg and fine assortment Soe Rich will sod RY On Scoount of the ULESTICKs To MaTCH,& CH GREEK AxD GoLD @ made a speech. fantry, been ordered to report immediately at Coach ‘oi Bankets, B-d Somntorts, Crib Blankets, Owner's removing x gay on we Fort Columbus for duty with the t to saif tor | twoed Washington and Chapt: F Wee Nae etes Quite.” Alo. 'arge, assgrtmout ren yg ARNARD. Auots - ak arrived in Boston on Wednesday. Texas on the 3ist inst , as far a8 San Antonio whe: dt Mee eas ove Servants’ Blankets HENRY E ; eee THARN nate EpDiNs. ac health fs not Sr Testored. - Durin, he will resume his leave of absence. Upp “iar bo 1] o'clock ,and arrive in and oc 23 it Wathtcxtore D.C. Ge THURSDAY MORNt a mbar isis ac ell accempanied by Messe” Cartan ax Cass ov Gxx. Hansa —The Secretary of| asta ¥ ier Haiinane comers 8 | ES TYLI | ey BG A;GREEN Auctionser. | W'eioeks ig ens sreeoristees “4 om a jaltimore. Joh B. Keyes and ZK. Pangbora, 7!) ] war, in his communication to Bon ones chee sre nes N jefe dent pe @ ¥ FATE Misiss Kove bosn ateaened for hee are new and commodiona, tha team: A} oles have a: Rev. Dr Cahill, the Iri<h R.c. weacher | Saturday, in — to his course in the San ee fer. ‘i ass in the hands of careful and accommodat. Opened to-day. large and beautiful assortment, heer: eure ELepepe, s SeErion. a F x ic) we Lamy | vel] the ture and journalis', has leased a dwelling a Rome, | *ffair, althongh he censures him for disobeying | IME ae ee Upper Masibo: gi0 piace expressly to our orders, and at mueh lessthad | 2” faust watt Ai wo ane Seventh | ali ed in Pas i N.Y", with the intention of becoming a rescue; | the orders of Gen Scott, yet, in consideration of Pasotbers a hep Indies before making there prechkesee on Me | street, corner D etrect, @ very Jace collection et | Burcotecta Ouk Antigone there. “ie isevidently enamoured of this country, | b'8 valuable services and of hfs high estimation | {V3} Passeus ANES OSBORN. Pronnstor. Se eg COLLEY & CO unredeemed pled mpriging i Haney Gumsieting All_ bis letters to irish journals represent | of bis character as a soldier. is disposed to be M. P: 00 26-5t 523'8ev 3 - filver Hurting Caseand Lover Geers. two Bookossor, am ind a — thi ing in America colewr de rose + {light in his censure, Gen. Harney will remaia | ——-—_ — wid —— — = AL oe k, Fob. and Viek Tavies, all exqusitely car ~ Andiw B. Hutchinson, a son of Jesse Hutch- | {te will be allowed lowe of een fe ee é d : Jin mscnea atta TWO MORE Gents? Ditmond, Bad orher Direast Pines cone vhask Covered insep, of Milford, N. H.. and pserraedp porg ay STEIN'S, No 278 Pa. av, | Ladie id Pinsand Ear Rings, Single alnut Morosee Cove: well known Hutchinson singers, died ay ite et | Months, or will be assigned to one of the depart- 0 a ts. i +>y Winter Somerton; izmo., natic hospital at Sout Boston, of cpronic insanity, | ™" regpad < a Cane-seat Din ng i on Saturday. He was fifty-two years of age, an . $125 by Hf » Heavy. Go! i"Seal, Plain and Feney Finger cones ang,' Ww, gant r and Cause of its Suoe: ‘Together. with Laan variety of Ladies Nava —The following passed midshipmen E Rev. B. &. TM, ~ an al for many years was a grocer upon Broad street. | have been promoted to mestre tr the ies, Pro- fi le Me | peice sizs bem Y7 ble Ds eons gh an Sth yee pi Sickings a Walnut Secretary “Drs. Hdward S. Livingston, relict of Ed-| motion. fram the sith October, 1800. Freweig HATS Sikes a Viret th Ein ne ae Wriuae Desbe, Whetcorse - Te Mitingston, the stateeman and jurist, died | Blake, J. W Alexander, Henty D Toad, Jas. M- : pt * CAPS SRP | Genremon's wearing spparel, aus Mirrorar ion Ws Ward:obey Dasetine Table, at her nce. ape geen Place,” New York | Pritchett. Edward Terry, Charles T. Graves, "AND FURS sud Dress, do Pants, V os did Gite pa city,.on Wednesdat Mrs. Livingston was | Frencis M. Bunce, a Wilson, Héfiry 8. See- SEYMOUR, in Georgetown, snnouncss to the fcene Good werny Suan! Tasted leat tifgatethas 2 ae an, in the 79th year of baving been born in | ly, Fred’k V. McNair, John W. Kelly, Thos. B. war y = P | citizens of the District that he has now ready tor | Also, R Musical sities ed Handeor iT slab in the year 1781. She was ealicted tite ny Special | Mills: Arthui R. valde! Clarke Merchant, Henry iption. SD: feat extensive sssortmont of Mole wkin He's gh diséase, ard expired sizoply of cld age and debil. | W. Miller. yi HSS oben of Hirt and Cans to eaumernteta the h atte Haas naart hebind ‘ner bat one child i ype ee as gf maNsse ey gs Misses’ and hilaren’ Jockey Flats; Umbrelins | Sale tn Watohraaad Jewelry, fe of Dr Thos. #8. Barton, of Philadel. oat lowing report of ~ t , Pia. _In the Inter part of ther life Aire Living: other for the morning ls made from the Amer. Brass, Copper and Iron Wire. i Vaiss Canes, sree ie Prsey Vito OUR oo27 “iSaRe aa CRE ax ae s wi rawn from societ: Consolidated Line 2 122 Bridge street, she always tetsined the liveltest : clicetions ‘of | Sonian Institution. T! me of enecrvetion fs ofa Bleoe EP CLOTH, Brown, Blve, Green, pe we ee BARNARD, anstonsre the brilliant scenes through whi bas passed. | Shout 7 o’clock ‘arr:age Knobs, Gimp Tacks Silver and Brass WY RAE THE LADIES WANE TORNOW; Corner’ Ninth st. ant sovth dé Pe ‘wo. a 29. 1960. Head Lining alls. Katle Carriage ITs ids XCRLLENT FURNITURE. Ca 177 The estimate of the cost of ihe New York t. cseioudy, 47°. Bolts, Nuts and Fishers, Bridle Bits kpure: Bo, | ager’ they vet Af en ggg ae prod, Min urn AND Gate W, city public school system. as just submitted, shows } 3 ay, 470 a ais ‘cartes eat unity Ke | TP Oa SAURSDAY. MUR NING: Noven tor eo a total of $1,300.00, which is $175,000 In excess of ; cle NMSA anther fot songs thdaurtate jotta at @itah, I ment cf Ladies’ | icoins, the Faretture ard Household Rfsete oy the estimate of last year. Of this total the salar . jecidedly thi END: Misses’ Fieeoy: ined silk and. Th Gaunt 8 Esq, removed for cok. 2 of teachers and Jepiiors amounts $0 $725,000, and . Hardware Tok or. Al Pa av, Soop? it pcs adie Sod nee eo" i docks to $05,aa” The commttee on studies made loud . i pposits Brown's, ie orino Ves en. some avvel recommr: dations in Pat a ear pri Cambric and Em- Q Drosder dkerehiefs at lo 3 Milk Robes © ary gud. grammer scbcola et isto be p E E rete ere = i een thal prices eu Fi i pat peste et recente, hat in, sesrhit (Boats Soar dsat frat don era dort aes given tothe children in the primary department ee ae, |b idee d ith Sod eth poet yard Ps. av. larga and handsome gagortment or C de studied st home: that the lemons take pri- 3 lond ; T. DRURY. PMY (Call cariy Sum go frat emcee: mary department sball be given in the class room cloudy. P? i 321 Penn, av. and 21 Seventh « at, ‘Shad: the grammar schonit the achers ate equied t Ala. fongy. J ak his forme, ner pat _20%5-8t___near Avenue House. _ V okie Hens. Sort Gnk Extension Table and Dining occupy two hours iu each day in preparing the | Fi for the reception o| and i i t Oil Scbelats for for the lessons to be recited onthe ater at7a. 51°; at noon, 70°. ReRmmence his first quartr /RSDAY | opens 70°88 iste ned oeees quent day, and no tracker te to be permitted to give hours, ending blr a ed aie Vag sat Wai ere tinber Sot, Marbie- at lessons that . cerner of Fourteenth str: — Will take more than one hour to | 48 imum aa wanes ati Bedstead, Washstands, and t Stott’s Hall, corner oh Twentieth street and nnaylvanig avenna,on FRIDAY, at 3o’clock. = HE ATH & ar For eetlonlnns 30, Circulars. Spring Guried’ Hair, Bhuck, sad Cotton Mat- #ON PRAYER M MEETS 6 Bill, be ii ‘s Finpe MARL MBROIDER MPL all rere, very day this week iz Fin- Ot AGENTS, : A WaRNING. material, done ‘4 atte beet: saannon Tech Rigrre and Eicken Furnere, &o. st Wards soma fa one" pe ane SCHRIDES oy and dia ste days, for one hour. da high, tim 2 for alt rH tees tit pote eg he lhe hy 9 can Forma: 38 ona; over that among, « oret of tad iae : —_ ‘8, NSOF NY in 3 ’ om ‘ BS Peas ivza Cog E, bg Srna en hes TiNEMENTZ H nar Botts ‘256 pers WALL & BARNARD, Auots. ae ard. TUESDAY 300,600, tod faot. that h vainek ta 40 fe vari ‘suit all who y fave in price & quality without lookiag fake N ‘ VESTINGS, &o. peg BUCKWHEAT, ° AN oi ior 3 pete Ya noe, f aT —On aieced if BLO ER. ko, mats Hinton & Pe Pa a) vi toa 7 ae mabe ea , pitty (Monday) na, Bye I’ ‘and W mite! 6 VENTH St., B: ABD zie BUFR, point» Oppo: Patent utes: a8? Fe ATEST INVENTION: Ral ENGLISH AND BIGELOW LaDD, WEBS SB) VENTH WARD —Tie ie pe Fir : HRTINGS AT PRIME C + , ba reacieg tld ned oe A pacime nt of 8 the rtestones by Miss THOMPSO: ree No She ira iy % BARR & CO mire B sock i in trade ‘Tight-Stitch Sewing Machines sale ain ve Seven ovis | St tutnzes patton eas] akg ARE. | MRSS Seer at cM 5 Wie o'o-ock a MUNRO. | ( EF, OBRIEN, me DODSON, ining. ad opportunity of wea ROCERIES AND VARIETIES: CLAGRTT dee iat i of cst oh ous west corner nes Ninth sts, 0 22 6te0 arket Space. 200 Waris ais ao chee aie TERT Sit pose ae ar Lae aa =| Aste ERE up| Cir sscbamnnn te ALC Ontiat iat a) eee ee of Estat wis fp hal rh Rhirts and ere eret gia sri A SUPER: OT OF : which sub ent 2y would ¢ et t ioe attention at See ittook hr tied stad ede suitable | per por bottle,” Tatton estas the lowest om gee, Southwest corner of FES ue ILE R Es cas vi wi abit tore eS ectEsa| | Nz.30 Central Sion testa bo ts, Sistas nit i JETIES, VARIBTI aaperee TSaeees spec gee Ntial cee 0 bret Ea Ea eee | Seg fopure " Southwest corner of L Esea Nias; ¢ 8 « OO Fae WESSINS ER Ee wnat Ay,