Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1860, Page 2

WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. ————_.—__ Dusvnion.—The public will doubtless be grati- fied at perceiving that the Conststution this morn- ing takes occasion emphatically te discomnect the President from any and all responsibility fr Its brief article of the day before, that was very gen- erally construed to mean an earnest justification of the propriety of the secession of the South be- cause of the succees of Lincoln in the recent elec- tion. Those who knew the President's views were well aware that he entertained no such sen- timent. But his many personal enemies here and elsewhere instantly seized upon the Constitution's article to injure him In public estimation; which itwould have done, doubtless, but for that journal’s so prompt disclaimer We regret more than we can express that it en- tertains such views of the propriety of secession on the part of the South on account of theelection of Lincoln. They are exceedingly obnoxious to the democracy of this section of country, as well as to all others who have aught to lose by revolu- tion; as the Constitutton cannot fail to comprehend, when its excitement growing out of the.recent defeat of the party so cools off as that it may take common sense views of the exigencies of the times. Under the circumstances of its late defeat before the people, the Democratic party will cease to exist asa substantial party in thirty days, if essaying to stand upon the doctrines thus enunciated by the Constitution. Throughout the South thecon- test is to be, clearly, between revolution and anti- revolution; and in Virginia, Maryland. Deleware, North Carolina, Tennessee and Kentucky, if not Louisiana also, the revolutionists will not number one in five, even though it be attempted to aid their cause with the prestige of the democratic party’s name in those States. North of Mason’s and Dixon’s line there can be no such contest In the cotton States, the success of the revolutionists is not impossible; but their success in them will, necessarily, number the Democratic party every- where else, among things only to be remembered, if its name becomes identified seriously with the scheme of revolution now sought to be carried out. HE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: Sprit ef the Merning Press. The Constitulion disclaims having recom- mended disunjon In its late remarks on the result of the election, and denies that others are respon- sible for its language. The plea treats at length upon theseces- sion movement just initiated by South Carolina, giving « bistory cf former movements of the kind, and expressing ils belief thatthe present Demo- cratic Administration will, simply by the exercise of its moral strength, avert the evils of disunion, as former patriotic edministrations have done. I~ New testimony in the Burch divorce case has been taken in St. Louis on the part of the de- fendant, Mra, Burch. Sundry women of ill-re- pute are the witnesses — New Pvsiications. —We have ftom the Messrs. Peterson, through Shillington, Odeon Building, acopy of “The Man with Five Wives,” by Alex- ender Dumas, complete in one volume. From Messrs. Taylor & Maury we have the Westminster Quarterly Review, (October,) a fine beunber, reprinted from the English edition in the usual handsome style of Leonard Scott & Co. From the publishers, Luther Tucker & Son, Albany, N. Y., we have their capitsl ‘Annual Register’? for 1861. A dispatch from Fort Kearney states that wo Pines Peak Express coach passed on Bunda: Clark, Graber & Co., bankers, estimate the gold yieid of the Pike’s Peak region for the current year at about $5,000,000. Great numbers of miners are leaving for the States and New Mexico to pass the winter Capt. Sclley, of the Second Infantry, with his command, corsistin: b AR nae , Second _— fantry, G0 strong, an: ont ragoons, ha arrived The oilicers attached are Lieuts Bond snd Hunter. Second lufantry, and Lieut. Berry, S:cond Dragoons. When Captain Sulley left the Pawnee agency there Were no Indians there. gtr bad left ona bunt, . The agent was dissatisfied that the aye 2 were withdrawn, for fear of an attack from the Sioux, and it is understood that he has applied to Washi for a company of infantry to protect him, and it is known here that the Sioux are also en their winter bunt, as both tribes are hunting on the Republican Fork. It is hoped they will meet there and seitle their difference to the satisfaction ef themselves and the frontier settlements by using each other u: The ple of this frontier are greatly dissatisfied that jovernment should protect the Pawnees against the Sioux, when it notoriously gives license to the former to commit depredations on the latter. ee Democrat Coneressionat Gains. —The Dem- octats have elected nine members of Congress from New York, and not seven as the Baltimore Sun of this morning supposes probable—viz : E H. Smith, (vice Carter—gain,) Odell, (vice Hum- phries—gain,) Wood, Kerrigan, Ward, (vice Briggs—gain,) Delaplaine, (vice Horace FP. Clarke—gain,) Haight, (vice Huskins—gain,) St Jobn, (vice Van Wyke—gain,) Corning, (vice Reynolds—gain.) To offset these seven gains. they have lost the districts now represented by Messrs. Maclay and John Cochrane, both largely Democratic, by running two candidates. The defeat of Mr. John Cochrane is a great loss to the public service, Mr. Maclay was not a candidate for re-election. They (the Democrats) have gained three mem- bers in New Jersey :—Perry, vice Pennington, (Rep.,) and Messrs Steele and Cobb, vice Messrs. Adrain (Rep.) and Riggs (Douglasite ) We have seen nothing so far to induce a doubt that Mr. Appleton {s elected over Mr. Burlingame in Massachusetts. Thus, in these three States, the aggregate Democratic gain for Congress is eight members—equivalent to a change of sixteen votes; or quite sufficient, with the Democratic gains Previously made in Pennsylvania and Obio, to secure the opposition to the incoming adminis- tration a working majority of the lower House of Congress. Tae Wax with tHe Inptans—The New Mexican mails, with detes to the 22d of October, Lave arrived at Independence Colonel Canby bad an engagement with the Navajoe indians on the 2d ult. Forty horses and five Bundred sheep were captured, and five prisoners and six Indians killed. The Utabs, under Capt Ptieffer, captured five thousand sheep and a large number of horses, with nineteen prisoners and five scalps Captain Buckman’s party of volunteers took seventy horses and one scalp. The Indians are sorely pressed on all sides, and if they are ever to be chastised, now or never is the time. The Utahs had proved treacherous; after recelv- inga large number of borses they put out with them, declining to have any more to do with the caropaign. By their treachery the indiana re- covered 3,000 of the sheep that was taken from them. Tbe command of Captain Pfieffer was put in immtuent danger, but after a hard battle they nees at Santa Fe is very doll. Flour is at $10 per sack, and is very scarce. ‘The weatber on the plains is coid. There is no news ef impertance from the Bisins woe. DEPARTMENT NEWS. ——agee Naval INtELiicgnce.—The Board of Naval Engineers, which convened in Philadelphia on the 18th of September, for the examination of Assistant Engineers for promotion, and candi- dates for admission to the Engineer Corps of the Navy, have concluded their labors, and the fo!- lowing promotions and admissions have been recommended : First Assistant Engineer T. Alpbonse Jackson, to be a Chief Engineer. Second Assistant Engineers Geo. W City, R. M. Bartleman, and Wm. H. Bunt, to be First Assistant Engineers. Third Assistant Engineer w.w. ge rg be a First Assistant Engineer. Third Assistant oe George 8. Bright, M in H. English, William H. King, Joseph H. Bailey, Jobn Johnson, and S. L. P. Ayers, to be Second Assistant Engineers. Warrsnts have been issued from the Department tothe above- named officers agreeable to the recommendation A Cuntovs Disctossae—The Baltimore Son of this morning says: “The election returns of this city exhibit in a very striking manner the charac- ter of primary meetings, or at least what such meetings may be made by adroit and unserupu- jons manipulation. The twelve upper wards of the city, constituting the fourth congressional dis- trict, were represented orivinally in the Charies- ton democrathe convention by twosets of ene of whom were ejected by the committee on credentials, and the other, the ie saya of Mr. Douglas admitted. On Tuesday the election in this district resulted in a vote 8,410 for the candidate who, it is reasonably to be ted, would have been sustained by the ejected dele- «ates, while Mr. Douglas, the exclusive nominee of the admitted deiegates, received only 720 votes; | of the Examint Board; also to Newton Cham- on being something over thousands jon, Frank H. Fletcher, George W. Sensnor, of Veshington. D.C ; Robert 3 Talbot, of Moss ; and Joseph Walters, of N.J., as Third Assistant Engineers. The following named candidates a suc- ceasful examination as Third Assistaut Engineers: Albert Aston, Middletown, Ct; F. G. McKean and John Wilson, Baltimore, Md ; P. Voorbee Annapolis, Md ; H. H. Molony, Richmond, P: 5.8 Tucker, Norfolk, Va; EJ. Whittaker, North Adams, Mass; W.C. Williamson, Phila- delphia; S.R. Brooks, St. Louis; Jas. J. Noble, Baltimore; A. H. Able and J. H. Toombs, Phila- 1a; H Missiner, Port Richmond, Pa; A. Murray and W'S. Smith, Baltimore: stead, N. J.; Liye a Y.; C.W. Jordan, Norfolk; G. : W.H. West, Philadelpbia; Albert Jackson. ° Y.; W.H. Jackson, Baltimore; W. B. Fairman, Philadelphia. Chief Engineer Elbridge Lawton, bas been ordered to the Warrington (Fla) Navy Yard; Third Assistant Enginesr Jolin 8. Carpenter, to steamer Mystic; Third Assistant Geo W. Sens- nor, to the Anacostia; and ‘TLird Assistant Wm. C Selden, tothe Water Witch. Third Assistant Engineer Frederick Barlow. has been de- In Evrorz Bzino A®PoLisHED —The Swedish government has taken = step in advance of all continental powers. It hes abolished the port system. Anybod hereafter may enter Swedish territory, vel through or leave it without any molestation from the civil authorities or any police interrogating him, as Sf he suspected the ers with being ecriminal. Russia has also ified her pass- port system. These steps show that Europe is etting tired of ber absurb restrictions upon free ntercourse between the people of different coun- tries. The interests of trade and the convenience of the world require that travel shall be free over all the countries of the globe. encanta Parnvet Accipents.—The Kanawha co. (Va) Republican chronicles a number of accidents in the Sugar Mills In that vicinity. In Roane county one surgeon bas amputated twelve handsand arms crushed in these mills this seasen. A little boy in the opper end of Putnam county, a few days ago, had bis rigbt arm crushed in one of these mills. It wag amputated at the shoulder Mrs Mary Henson, wife of Jas. C. Henson, died last week, from the loss ofan arm. She leaves eight children. On tast Tuesday, Capt. J GriffimRader, of the Greenbrier co. (Va.) Cavalrv, hed both bones of bis leg broken completely off, just below the knee, by a fall from a horse. it? Im Baltimore, on Tuesday night, police officer Benjamin Norwood was accidentally shot by a revolver inthe possession of officer Moran while they, in company with other officers, were endeavoring teat) goo a dismrbance between the Minute Men ap ‘kioridge men at their headquarters, which were in the same meighbor- Bailey, bas been ordered to the steam sloop Wy- oming, in place of Second Assistant Thos. Cro- nin, condemned by medical y- The resignation of Third Assistant Engineer E = Archer, has been accepted by the Depart. ment. The list previously published in other papers ‘was incorrect. ee Tre Contracts ror Navat Scrriies.—Navy pigs supplies for tbe year, commencing Dec. 1 r the asbington, Gosport, Charlestown, Kit- heed. The patient was considerably better tery, Brooklyn, and Pensacola stations. has been terday evening, and there was but little doubt awarded to ‘H.N. Gibbert, of New York, who that be would recover. He was almost entirely bas given the necessary bonds. These supplies consist principally of lumber, copper, nails, and oils, to an estimated amount of upwards of $100,000. + Arrointments.—We understand that the fol- lowing appointments have been made by the President:—Theodore B Wheaton, United States Attorney for the Territory of New Mexico; J. Hoaford Smith, of New York, Consol General at Constantinople; Daniel A. Robinson, of Michigan, Consul at Aspinwall relieved frcm pain, and his physicians are of opinion that the ball did not hod part t! wilt render bim disabled. bee = a How Mr. Lincoty Vorzp.—A dispatch from Springtield, Lil, speaking of Mr Lincoln's visit te the to vote on Tuesday, says: “Mr. Lin- cola advanced as rapidly as possible to the voting tab'~ snd banded tn his ticket, upon which it is 1- ly necessary to say, all the names were repub- iieans. The only slteration he made was the (Qiog off of his own mame at the |, Where it Lad been printed. ‘As be 5 t voting, Tux Wzarnex.—The report of the from the temporary enclosure, the manifestations | weather for the morning is made the Amer. of entbusissm were Ra sep and Mr. Lincoln, | ican Consolidated Te: Line to the Smith- Temoving bis hat, ber in acknowledginent. sonlan Institution. T: of observation is *ERSRRR lb hile ta. ~ ees aot about 7 o’clock. Tux Nxcro Act —in ail the counties in Mary- Novemaer 8, 1860. Jand, from which we have received returns, ahd Burlington, Vt. cloudy. whieb the act for the enslavement of free Regroes | N. York, clear, wind NW ‘wes submitted to the people, the voters have em- lear, wind NW pbatically and signaily dencunced that unjust and loudy, pleasant. uachristian law. question has been met and clear.” decided without any reference to perty politics, lear, 60°. and the law is defea‘ by majorities amountin; rlear, 60°. almest to unanimity. The resuit is yreatly cred- lear, cool. itable to the counties In which the vote was taken, lear, cool. and honorable to the State at large. Bult. Ameri. r b can. Crnxsvs oy Minwxsora—The fol! “ia the “i summing up of the marshal of the census of Min- epoatts eet. ‘lear. nesota :—Total 176,635; nam! of y ferms, 19 095; nui Steligetictatiog snattuns Srey ments, number of 1,25.” Phe total ‘ area of nesota is ut 51,259 square bor fw ng of Mincesota on the ul over peraous the square mile. on - * meetntndenasinneai-tntuonioishing - 17-The trial in the mysterious wealthy old lady at Stepney, Tandon, vesstiod te the conviction ef Mullins, the man who came forward 8 an informer, jocen man with the commision of om ‘eg Ben - Opgxatives on A StRixx.—The, operatives in the Newton Upper Falls cotton fattory ( Mass.) are on 3 ‘strike’ for a reduction of the hours of labor from eleven to ten hours per day. The o eratives met some tne alc abd drew up & pe tion to the c: oe the ‘The request not being: the greater part of the hands left. T}~ The freshets uced by the late 1 banks ¢ tha rivers fowia tie wig Li) ol nt , at Easton froma flood at the Lenk j} on the — of the ae ae on all — low from mountains. Several ‘ht Rev. Mi- B pad chael Dome ened laa beeen potted y tae aes, ight Rev, Bisb- - Bishop Dom sraibe — ae "pe of ; ‘2 number of years pastor of the church i ee ae — at Germantown, rd omen iy op tepe 4 = acébunts with the yur 1800 wit! SmvoURTR the tenn eaeiBD foe the igus of the Times. How tus Evsction OP Lincotn 1s Taxen. The old Norfolk (Va.) Herald is actively con- tending agsinst ibs ultraists and their extreme measures, in that section of the State. It meets them at every tufm, and denounces their efforts to overturn the Government, or resort, at this time, to revolutionary proceedings. Gov. Letcher having refused to arm the Light Dragoons of Petersburg, Va., with Colt’s revol' as was anticipated, they have determined to themselves with carbines (On yesterday, four of the officers of the company waited upon the efti- zens to aid them in the purchase, and in less than two hours secured the suin of $1,450. The pur- chase will require some $1 .600. The Alexandria Gazette of this morning sa: “The election of Lincoln, as next President, at least, not taken the country by surprise. T result was expected as well as dreaded. It has long been seen that the organization of bis friends i ail the Northern and Northwestern States was so thorough as to give him the major! over any other party, but over combined 4s. 8 1s upon us, and we must con oar country! Rasbn ness are not now to be Wisd not only 1. other parties The crisis is ught of, or countenanced. lom, moderation and patriotism must now eck. or the direst coi uences may follow. rawling demagog wes must not besuffered to per- vert the public judgment, or lead the people to their own destruction.” Wuart Prorection SHALL we Havz?—It is conceded that Lincoln is elected. It is a question of importance now, ‘‘W hat has the South for Pro- tection?’ Let us see. 1. The Supreme Court of the United States. e We should still have the United States Senate; an 3. We shall have the United States House of Representatives. 'o bill could come before the Executive for his signature that had not received the sanction of houses ot congress. No Be pepe could be made by him without the sanction of the United ‘States Senate. But let us suppose that he attempts to do un- lawfal things, that he attempts to violate the rights of a portion of the people or States of the Union, or to transcend in any respect the authority in him by the Constitution and laws. What is the remedy? Impeachment by the House, and trial and punishment by the Senate if found guilty. ibe both branches of Congress on the side of the South and the Constitution, can any man doubt that Sy, won perform their duty? Weshould thus have three distinct ram- mg against aggression between usand the Presi- lent Such a course would be at once dignified, constitutional, safe, and would raise us up hosts of friends everywhere. The sympathies of all conservative men of all classes would be on our side, and with such a basis of moral and pallies! power, and a cordial union North and South, against sectionalism, can any reasonable man doubt that at the next election the repubiican sec- tionalists would be routed, horse, foot and dra- goons?— Baltimore American. The Baltimore Exchange, 2 Breckinridge pa- Per, speaking of the result of the election In the city of Baltimore, says: ‘The South may rest as- sured that Baltimore will unite with her in all lawful efforts to check any further agitation of the slavery question, and to com, the Republican party to respect the Constitutional guarantees which protect the institutions of the slave States. We say that Baltimore will unite in all lawful ef- forts to secure these ends, and it is but frank tosay that in our judgment she will only be the ally of the South so long as the latter seeks to tight her- self through the laws and under the Constitution. Though we in common with the South have just reason to feel aggrieved at the treatment we have received from the North, we do unhesitatingly assert that we have not yet been driven to the point at which revolution alone can remedy the wrongs ofa people. We do aver, therefore, that Baltimore bas not by her vote of yesterday sanc- tioned any disunion scheme or sentiment whatso- ever, and it is our earnest hope that she may never feel herself impelled to seek for justice through secession. We atilitrust that Mr. Lin- coln, if he is, a8 we presume he is, elected, will hearken to the conservative counsels of the better men of bis party; and that the patriotic desire to leave the Republic stronger and more prosperous than be found it, will lead him to abandon the narrow views and tortuous policy toward which we fear he too naturally inclines, and to enter upon a wider and better path. THFRE WILL BE A MISSIONARY meeting at the Church of the Epiphany, on atreet,on FRIDAY EVENING. at half-past 7 o'clock. Bishop Tabor, of Nebraska ‘Territ. ry, is expected to be present no 8-2t UNION PRAYER MEETING will be holden every day this week in the New York avenue Churoh, (Rev. Dr. Guriey’s) to commence at a quarter past 4 o’clock, to be continued one hour. nos NG meee SS & O'TOOLE, WEDDING AND VISITING CARD 'G. y, Arasora vane g# ORS HORER, 896 Pa. Av., betweon St api Ion sta 80 27-6m ASHINGTON. A GOUDSECOND HAND PIANO FOR 83, , one for $75; one for $60; one ior $125, on ly payments, or heavy disocunts for cash. JOHN F. ELLIS, no8 306 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10:h sts, AG MOORE’S WEST END DRUG STORE, 113 Pa avenue, south sids, the public oan, mon! always be ied with edicines.' Fancy and Toilet Articles, fine and cheap Soaps, Paints, Oils and Window Gisss, Kerosene and Ethereal Oil and Lamps for sane. Partiouiar attention paid to dispensing of physicians’ prescriptions. nos tw A LOTT! T ROYAL HAVA) aEY. HEN Swing of the Royal Havana Lot- by the Spanish Gover: inder rvigion of the Capiain General « of Cubs, at Havana on TUESDAY, Novemsxr 27, 1960, SORTEO NUMERO 64 ORDINARIO, CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000, ——---, 10,000 IN ALL 288 PRIZES, "Yee See ee iecras ee be as 600n as tho result pallordere for schemes os VHSB E, afiiromses no Str __ Careof City Post Charieston 8. O. F URS! PUR s ‘eady for exhibition and sale too! D which I tavite the attention of the ine taki he selects all N Lake - S(BER AS SQUIRR: and m any other varieties, R ofall kinds for Trimm a puerencar of CAEN? BEBE. ne varicty ¢ : it a cal from the fadieas and every effort WAU Pure coud By thet neat: shies! add waniaeds ry ir real Ass Y pykitn >> _ ‘ssod to be as represented. N Y no 8-Sw_ (Int Con &States.) late Todd & Co. (3% ‘TO FRENCH & RICHSTEIN’S No. 278 ¥ Penn. avenue. and look at the new Qi puesn pipe ee ester, Giliom, Hume and the Poets, lish editions, take a look at them. 07 T WINTER OPENING NTs aid FLAT: AT STEVENS §, between 9th and loth streets, The styles ere exquisite. Don’t fai! to e: ni them before purchasing. ae pera ct psi if not superior, to the Eng- FIRS Or BONNETS 336 OnbATURDAY NEXT, N svember 10, CUMMING’S NEW = Dieckh PREPAR Toy; ey eee ew it fT) - mistion.” First series iy this wish oes nor, OTHE MORAG HISTORY OF WOME Js Prone of Exooat Lagcare. transinted oy or almer, . One vol, uniform are i price $i. BLANCHARD": MOHUN. Ds a’ nd Eleventh st. 8. respectfully in- TO raids LA. W snd the ladies generally, Saas faurfoced wis ater wi Tgtl ip C vt 750A &o, we phen 4 Decited barrains it snd other fine, me- stock of totes ieeeta persons in never i y vari-d anew, "One pries ong tye , ever go out hp AKS, M a rich, warm on, are other new style NTLES, ARAB t inthis market, bat vastly AUCTION SALES. PUTURE DAYS. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALES. By WALU-@ BARNARD, Auctioncers. Corneriof Ninth stand eguth side of Pa av. (SECOND CON UTCH FLOWE 10 7 "4 ‘ LUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE D ESR sr} ron y ee cena Vie 469, on Oe eine ae F; AY AFT: x . at the Auc- RIDAY, Novem oh, d i wel, tof tion KR » at So we pall, by getalogne. the Ties Le toe rd a eeoond consignment of Du’ ‘lower Roots fre named handsome building lote, viz = 3 IS EVENING. nursery of Roozen, Florist, | lots Nos. 5.4.2. 19) 3, 22. and 3, in equare No ‘Will be pe care ‘Comedy called sariem, congivtiag in variety of— 469. containi gia’ @ pet en 3 and a VALS. le@nd Single Hyscinths, Double and Single | squire fect of ground. This ts --+-- ..Mr. Jos, Jefferson south & and [ streets. between and Sev ‘ N in. Irie, Deabigand Single Animonies, streets and wil! ue ond te lots to ewit pur- ISADY OF PEL IGN es he | Ranenamiag\rooe, Saowaron. Be. ovina, Gus eum ts eeenc MB ond Clod Meddlenot. --.Mr, Jos. Jefferson no g-it WALL & BARNARD, Auots. | 2 mont! 8, the purchaser to Kive notes ~~ aed = , = ¥ wy, = ~ a. «| payments, bear interest from - DD FELLOWS’ HALL By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioncers. pone p ren anda deed of trast keg oO TO-NIGHT! RGAN STALLION AT AUCTION.—On nee A. GREEN, Avot. SATURDAY MORNING, November 10, at cy we wil sel!,in front of our Auction Wolfstenberger’s Mirror By A. GREEN, Anotioneer. M2 a ND, KITCHEN FURNI or One Brown Stallion, 17 hands high, fins trotter and x. — On aft any MROPIO REGIONS! — racket sau works well in and eight ey new Paintin, it- elms Lit rate, : ; street. qinsgeune the i plonaons ofr Foha Franke, | TE ASCEMUa ES tar NT oo tennerene, - | oat teeatnaster pene Dr, Kane, end Captain MoCiiatock. Forme onshe Mahogany Soft, ‘Castor, ooking aad Paclor As oxhibited at Ecyprian Hal: , Lonpon, for3 en WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. hie consecutive nights. to more than haifa million of Do ‘arble Contre, Extengion Dining. Reo! as exhibited before her Majesty Queen By A. GREEN a other igroRia, and the Extine Cova at Buckingham AMILY CARRIAGE, HOUSEHOLD. AND | Painted Wardrobe, Wathstands, and Toilet Sete, These Paintings have been pronounced. by Evno- . EARTHED aND HanSwaneat Avcrion Oa | Bethe hele ieee sree, and Bodstenés, ERAN ANP AMERICAN Connolseuun ve the most | EAPOGRDAT eell.an front China, Glass, and Crockrry Ware, gnohenting productions of ertistic: genius in the of my A lock @.m.,oneexce! | Castors and igcten amt Forks eae ae ike any suniise attempts of | font two! anda large ascors Thee-ply ‘ er Carpets, roduoed from original sketches, with every at- y She con yarionte mckrasy Sanat Shoes Pruning mm | Eeaher Bodh Beddlng Betetageand Mattrnses, | Wifi Sines niga be confidently relied on ; while the subject itecif 1s | Siders Lounges, Parior and Ri Cheirs, Kitchen Requisite, &o. replete with scientific gems, and offers ® rare and | Siy"faeGurhioned Back oot seat’ Office | “Terme at sale. 1, Fhe attraction olthe Aretio mbjeot—the wonder~ | ngq5t8!"%> center and Siae ‘Fables = 3 i artistio merit of the paintings—the felicity of il- Lookin; by any looke, Wood Ws By MARSHALL & at on—the eiegance of diction and eloquence of | thrna "Gases eee 4 anh No. 502 7h street aght ona y the lecture—rarely fails to en- ssels, Three. ply and other Carpets, th, . ‘every cultivated i-tellect. ‘aing, Break{ast and other Tables, f ue Matgoteare cima ety’ Manse’ cs | WIRE are attra the rss, wih sta-t ing that the sadience are Ted tor believe theme asoccenaty 0 on) selves actual: id the sce: resented “ A, GREEN, Avet, SS GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS For other Weorgetown advertisements | 508. | first page WINTER MILLINERY. M McDONALD would re- 5 liy inform her chstomers that she will open WINTER MI!t.LINER on iy = “sage November 8h, at 71 Bridge street. no am repres a adorned in fresco with authentic portraits by Winterhaiter, of the principal Arctic eelebritios, Leoture by AL¥axp Surra, Erq., of London, Admission 2% cents; chiluren 15 cents. .iberal arrany ements made with schools, rs open at i o'clock; Entertainment com- mences at 8 o’clock. i nod tf Sea desoriptive biils. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. no7 3% (Int.) MARSHA!L & PAGE, Aue! By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers. Neo. 502 7h street, under Odd Fellows’ Hali, Stew it Woaks Dene Rte pee Wiis fas reset WE ob erie ov eae November roth, at 10 ofeivox, at our tore, we URRAH! FOR THE HIAWATHA BOYS PPLES-ApPI, iS! & very elegant assortment of—_ H ARE IN THE FIEL. nei 1 BBis APPLES. i landing from | &s. loaks. Long Broohe, Chenille aud Stella Ve peel e er ee GRAND schooner nae Baker, which will be voldon ac- ards of Velvet Brussels and Ingrain ‘ bye of rmeny fr 8, modat rms, from w! tare, ore. Tyonste Hartson tth st, THURSDAY, the mie 4 he sp TG. WATERS, otenshe fart ee oe aisr of the melee. 10g Weiss =. Oteresio a bors Tint) MARSHALL & PAGR, Awete, 7 ad . ed coumrrrEWe | FORRES LENE Fe tpi concers os By A: ORREN. Ancuoner it lon ill commence O FUN WITHOUT DANCING! losding as above on PRIDS next, 22 inst. TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BUILD- For freight apply to NG Lots on TENTH STRERT WRT, The SIXTH GRANDCOTILLON PARTY ofthe MeCOBB & DODG ax Eaqrents NORTH. At Kecyion Oe 1- ‘ LAFAYETTE CxU 3 nol 63 Water st , Georeeto: IRDAY, November 10th, 1000,1 shall sell va will take place on TUESDAY next, Nov. 13 —- Of the premises. at 4 o’oloor p. m., by virtaect s at THony’s HALL, 7th at - betwoon D and &, NEW sToR, NEW 600! aed to Bs Ssputa's celebrated cotillion band ix engaged MRS. M. SIMSON Pt 4 for the ocension Informs her numerous friends and the publ ter By order of Committee. no7-6t* | erally that she is now extabliahed at her Ni tore, No. 111 Bridge street, Georgetown, Scie ntees tee old stand, where mzy be, ENB Firstin War, rsa Pease, and Pirst in the Hearts Ais Countrymen! an Siento ent a) oe oF pari ' . a is , an ' Tie Nhe GEORG. WoRHINGT OR RY | ERIES cetke tory cat ene ene eae commend tecice tik tp eesicaton SUAURIULE, PRP OLA TIO} Will take oclzim thirteen, « vin oquare nupibeced, =. beat : ¥ vi el .) and comprised in \-- fe Sohroeder's celebrated oti 5 miusio ie ee ane fribe rat aad bon lasts it Comme oocasion. rther particulars ; ; said mber' ve northeret re RceronavecCammert By order of Committes. Gooreeey fet = ington, ape visinitye. a uw areas oteuid tg i, and Tanning thenee soula s 4 no 2 7t* public and private Umidjoge. ‘Plase eed the line of Tenth’ st net west twenty five feet six > | Cations wi!) be furnished at short notios. Sed s pelt ireeey 525 ort Ot tanbany) Shenee cane WANTS. andshop on Congresa st.. Georgetown, = ct te t Office. ont OOF ENRY WINGAT! 17 feet Tear of anid lot; north 3 by morte of ce ee eS ra ANTED—A WOMAN, to do plain ccokin and washing, at 299 Pa. avenue, between th and 10th sts., south side, WANITED-A ood JOURNEYMAN BAR- _BER. Good wages and sek employment veh, Apply to O. B. CHRISMOND, No, 606 @rrison at., Navy Yard. no 8 2t* FOR SALE AND RENT. For RENT—A comfor‘able brick HOUSE, con- taining eight rooms, with gas—No. 529 Twelfth street, mo 8,104 13 ANTED— an,8 SITUATION | {OR RENT—A two-story brick HOUSE, on ‘8 cook, saaeaen eon the eas ily, Fourteenth street between R ands. Terms A pply at No. 23 K street, between 2ist and 22d sts. er moth. inquire of JOS. P. SMITH, above, £0 3- ¥ peat twenty five: feet, 1 1 theuge wenty . Mundred and sevon foet t inches: 107 feet? inches) | to the rear of snid lot; thence OR RENT—The two-story Frame HOUSE 4 Four. an 2 bali aes hewn F ot sts. a ‘ossession given immedial * ‘or + ~ . e = apps.to J. SIGLER, Confectioner, near the > Rai *Ferins of eale: £00 cash: thé remainder 1n sim. FS, RENT—The | three-story-and-basement bnek HOUSE, coctaicing 3 roome, at No. 350 Eleventh street, between Mand N sts. Rent $225 er annum. Inquire next door, or of GEO. R, AlL.L, Metropolitan Coach Works, corner of Pa, avenue and 1 3 or JAMES A. WILLIAMS, Agent Ro 8-3" FOR 301, OR EXCUANGE FoR PRop- PREY OF LESS VALUE An elisibiy ats WANTED-Bys lady, EMPLOYMENT as operator on Wheeler & Wilson’s or Grover & Baker’s sewing a Can cut dresses or teach 0. cluldren, Inquire at 329 G street, betwoen 12th and Isth ste, Ite ANTED—A SITUATION, by a girl, to learn dressmakiag—a place where she can receive extra attention and acquires thorough know'edge of Sa business, Address Box No. 13, Star Office. no ANTED—A good femare prefe mended Apply at High street, yoar no 8-3t Le convey’ of hacer. Should the terms not bo ive Gaye ‘rustee r the property at the risk oma coet of the . CARRINGN: i mstee. ove AO GRREN. Avot COOK A middle-aged recom Ted, and must 1 ERODIEB'S White House, en the caami, Georgetown, D, C: 506 Ninth street. ated, well built, and finely finished two story-ao in SALE OP ODREROLD AND A MIDDLE-AGED RESP: deep, with carriage house No. | xp Liguons at Avcrios.—By virtue of s deed of desiresa SITUAT: 357 Eleventh st, between Land M. Appiy to J. trustfrom Jacob Schmidt to the a ned ae roacbee a nitpeiloe ps on L. JOHNBON, No. 9 43s st. 09 2" | trustee, I shat prooced to sell, om MONDAY’ the ‘ “5 ber, 10 o’elock & m., all the Work, The best references can be given. Apply at | OR RENTS TABI.E and CARRIAGE- | lzth day of November, : Ld venth stroct, between F and Gror wkizons | E HOUSE conveniont i Wilards’ Het In- | Household and Ritchén ursture, Liquors, Bar Box 14, Star Office. 1t™__ | quire at this office. Bo TH" | street, between Lovivinne avenwe ea i A SITUATION WANTED, by a respectable young girl; as chambermaid, or to do plain sew - ing, or nurse. Apply at No. 453, corner 13th and Ds no7-2t* A THOROUGH ACCOUNTANT wishes to employ his spare time 1a posting the books of merchants or tradesmen, by douh‘e or single entry, Addreas S., Box 461, City Post Office. no 6 3teo' AN astonery Na ENT—Tiast pleasant COTTAGE RESI- DENCE, containing 7 rooms, with front bal- cony, large yards in front and rear, fronting H st rinting Square, between North Capitol and First sts. Rent 0 annum. » by Fetter or in persons WA STICKNEY. no Beading and Pilon ad > tea jodi: a lows, jardrober, Mirrors, Tab er, Chaira, | Pictu pete. Allthe Li uore and tar Room Fixtures, Stovos, and many other articies too numerous to meniion. T sale art for a!) sums unde: each; einai cams sreditof end s, for notes |» Aucts. t turily endorsed, boring in! THOMAS HET Frumtee, CVBARY © GREEN ‘OR RENT—The large three-story FRAME HOUSE on New York avenue, ‘Darween 4t and Sth street~, recently cqonpied by Rev. Mr. Ca- rothera. Apply to JOAN W. MANKINS, or to Mr. BOSS, next door, where the key may be found. | ae lee three three-story Bricker at corner of in to know that PAGE'S nfectionery, No, 436 Seventh street, above iace to et fresh Cakes and other Con ons at prices fo suitthe times. 3B: a alle and par- and N_sts.. Northern Liberties. Apply at! | 09 31-Nov2 5,8,9 10k: ‘urnished with foe Cream and other Refresh- | Mr. HAGGERTY'S store site, for the teri : Tents. oo H-3w* | and the key, or to DICKSON & KING'S wood ard | By BARNARD & BUCKEY. Auctioneers, coal a Laon ens Vermont avenue, to the subscriber, eorgetown, Ohno 6-e0tw "TORN DICKSON._ VURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT—The @. orgetown, D.C. AP USTEE’s SALE.—By virtue of s deed of See te pie ie FACS ae Ree bert ree tee re -orts of the Dietrict WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Prom $5 to — worth of SECON D-HAND FURNI TURE ofall kiuds, for which } will guaranty to pay the highest pric nd, as usual, at the shortest no~ tie, R. BUCHLY,. bso! t im, 1 sl ', at pubdlicfaucuon, on WEL oo hd Al east wi eenth and f ste Lot in Heaty Ni ¥ sorge: y y the same at the sout! WANTRPr As emo, PEGONRHAND | arenes Nermeoue tac teal owniot Morlock | Seeeeruetans Cortener tome b me wat Fee Sho cashs | MoGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers aud Cominierion | with Marke: st $2 cet 6 inches, more or leas, $0 Hx | Fe ee ey ane Reerrel erchauts, Bo26t_ | Frunuel’s its tnouce with his lot enrtwardy 7 melted FOR SALES wey org ney biek HOUSE on Bi Ss col; and thenee weatwardiy 20 street, below New Yo k avenue. rh LOST AND FOUND. 20 fort front and 43 feet deep ; haw 5 ee = mi lor, diniog-room, ki a truston T- bet: Uth street st} ° be: Pith airwave te poser and iteben, foe prosatees td oF —On, jaday. Ae hoy ha BRACE Sp, | with good c-liar under the whole hone For ter: ifthe terms of axle be not complied with im five stthow’s Chureh. 8 lady's go! g | inquire at 499 Seventh street, opposite Odd Fel- | days irom tine of eale, ty will be at tbe he finder will receive a libera’ reward by | og > Proper’ the same at KING & BURCHEUL’S Grocery, | Ws! Hall. rax oj defaniting purchaser, All at hs JAS. $. TOPBAM. | gost cf purchaser, oorner.Jath street and Vermont avenue. no5-3t an aaa ys eae pen UHARLES M. MATTHEWS. ruston, ‘ou 9! AKNARD & BUCKE PERSONAL. Pin a Fock ter Peace (etRy | _no6-T.ThsMa toe : Inquire at S1#L. Hardware Sto 6, Ps. ay oe YOR RENT—One new BRICK HOUSE, with ba: 8 rooms, EGRO FOR SALE.—} Q) REWARD Will be paid for information the Orphae® Coart of Prince $10 Beran oN -— the c -nviction of the per- ok building and cellar, having id, the subscriber wil! olor for the, by back and tan te: dog at ra i "4 ; ee dour Upper Mariboro’, on fas, last Thareday. Apply on the promises. Tea Porsroees Lew mp § rape Foams he on 1ath inet at 30’ look p.m, 8 wal young Ne- oe aren aed ; Sees ree ys Cpe Re "Perms of sale cach, or an [MADAME MORRICE, rx Guzat AstRo1o- = he ae Ee wall tea the Ton . H. TURL, Gist 4xp Docraxss. from Ewrope—Thiatighty | Row. only & few minutes’ walk from t Aéwiistrator of Aun 4. Hilleasy. fires pisonaad Fate Prete "G01 cia | Wanhingtats == wh Icote Sev | sos unmts_*Afarltoa papers co it, 405 — st., between G and H, Washingten. fa" By CLEARY & GREEN. Auctioneers. OR RENT~A four-story brown-front DW j M DAMB ag? bi gg Ncheingg i Paris | locations in the city. ‘The house 1s furaished with E VRORTABLES, FaRMine I rite Can he put fo generally thetake bar womareekan” 9 sence mention 5 OR Pst oe tee Flom, Syasons, Hopagne ay o + | 4 ~P. ertate ial happy to soe all who ney desire tohare the pear, | Store, No SOSLith wt 00 7-18" | decnased, at Pabiic Auction—Ow FRIDAY nd zl =i at Prosent and future satisfactorily expleined. SATURDAY, ths i6th and i7th at, 00 1i-lm Store, No Soslithet "oe 37-190" FRib OR RENT—During the session t H a oj Pi sct a aerate, Sik gow eps | pes aud tea at eaten & as irable and hi i the city. Fo: BOARDING. terms, &c- apply ar379 Seventh at.” “OSes from te ef ots belonging to Seventh estrect turnpike, it desig Laer erat § Sr ot Site Fefee id deoer sed, city, ith com i OR RENT—The new brick DWELLING- | Sid 4 pee Tey : neck Sere, ear an phage Fr oi s. teear stopite asd Tedamont above Strorlient Milch Gower Hsiiore = ; H 1 1 Male, a “ = ——— | sround ; & nding it servants’ | tJ gee Agr it can be . ‘Seon. Bcscmeasied ih Sans 2.36 Pout te | Sa Tye ENS. corner K, | near the Infirmary, Also,® suit | LISH 38. of.Rooms for rent. noé 00 9% 2w ‘one or two is te. a inte A ores plete every ELECTION BY THE PEOPLE, raise ot tee ett F RYgtoUSe Nase P hvala sp potween ieee HE Ve peor! Wwoop- LEY’S AMBROTYPES are unequaled by any in the eit, or brilliancy of tor jegance of 5 terme and life ‘© Bppeara oe. io 240 Ps. avenue, Pictures In neat cones foc 25 conte oad waver Be. Particular atten! 3 ali zg on ‘Tet saturon for Tookets, pines aad riuger silat theckece- FR DWE LLING HO i Ne" fb Bees eV OUDLEY'S GALLERY is at the corner of | nextdoor to the residence of OE Lisin, avenue & sf no 7,8&10' NB it wall not be let for a A DFOR THE PROTESTANT ORPHANS, The maragement of Wollstesdiece » HREE HUN DREDAND FIP: CR. bite dal pinta Nia at tau Cee en zai faseliant order wel achat yep aur | got aie ae baa haa thi share : of G. ys BAY, Adeat, O16 Seventh at, ve been ated Occa- feo sheets pot the ar a c= R RENT_—The fine BRICK HOUSE No bay bo equally a vided aaa cn Xoo Were w. at present eccu 6 ent fa ver. pert 2 ‘snd urea e citizens general- pied Sy tie se ber. Tt has 12 rooms, with a ven ly) nad eapecially those favorable to the ssyium, | Aud water pifine yard, Een gad nle-tap. wii contibute to this praiseworthy object, aE. Appirto 148. 4/MA eager and 6 reuisite ex@ul press and A rnoon Exhibition. commences at half- 2 lock hi eclock; Evening Exhibition at & Kimientn 38 CHEAPEST STORE! SAVE YOUR TIME AND LC hal AND GO AND PURCHASE YOUR DRY GOoDs AT THE CHEAPEST STORE, 358 SEVENTH cpp (Maat Bide,) between N_B—A vory large assortment of new CLOAKB (Isteat styles) just recerved. U ocl2-Im © MATTHEWS « GORE. THE CITIZE) Boing, Z iH artcand endorsed az tack teas gems o1 ergy. a 8 rooms, cas, FIRS at ete