Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1860, Page 3

= LOCAL NEWS. a iL Though Tuz Star is printed on the fastest steein press in use south of Baltimére, its edition is so large as to require it to be put to press at ap early hont; Advertisements, thereforé, should be sent im before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they mey not appear until the next day. Notice.—District of Columbia Advertisements to be inserted in the Bat trmone Sun are received. atand forwarded from Tae Star Office. ‘Tre Examixation ov Jos. Crracen, charged with participation in the It on the repnblican wigwam last Tuesday night, took place at 10 a.m to-day, before Justice 2 John Alcorn, sworn.—Testified that he wes in the wigwam up to the time they adjourned. Th crowd crossed in front of the office, and attatked and stoned the office. Two officers who were there were requested to go and stop the riot, and “bey replied that if witness and one or two others ‘who remained there would go, they would. Wit- ‘Wess went over and entered the bull@ing, and saw considerable confusion and disturbance In the hall, and witness recognized the defendant there with the crowd. Some one turned down the Vgbt, and witness requested them to put itup'so ‘that the faces of the crowd could be seen. Saw defendant with a piece of canvass which een pulled off from the wall. Dida’tsee bim tear it down. Witness told the officers down etrirs to leave Creager out and not arrest him. Sere were tear oe Steen, sea, Sere oF et eS all Phil Kraft, watchman, sworn.—Testified that the was on the Avenue when he heard the riot, and witness and three other watchmen ran over there. and there was a crowd—two or three hundred—there, throwing stones at the bullding. Witness saw Creager, and asked him what wasdoing. He replied that he would goin if witness would it him, dnd try to get the crowd ont of the Hall. Witness didn’t see bim come out again. Just afterward Lieut. McHenry came up with two or three police and closed the doors to keep the crowd from coming out. Edward Lewes, for defense —W as standing at the democratic headquarters, and Crea; with witness. A crowd came out of the Hall halloing and went off Witness said to Creager ‘Come, let's go and see what they willdo.” Started off and followed them up Four-and-a-half street. At the corner cf C street witness and C; ‘went op one way and the crowd another. et no ane; aud when they got to the corner, Creager propesed to go down and see what was going on. Sefore we got there heard them throwing stones, ‘and witness turned back. Creager went on, as he £aid, to stop them, or see if he could stop them. “Witness went no farther.- Creager’s manner was not violent. Andrew Hoofnagle —Was at the mga anger: | headquarters, and the crowd came out crying “Ho for the wigwam!’? They went off, witness Iollowed them to the church on Third street. When there, Creager pro; to go over, and witness sald “No! Just then the police came ronning up, and witness and Creager went round the church the other way, and went over. ‘The windows were being broken in, and at that time Creager was not there, but with witness. James Magwire —Left Pennaylyania avenue with Creager, Lewis, and Hoofpagie, and fol- lowed the crowd te the front of Sey —_ — at that time the windows were going in, ani -reager proposed to go on and see what’ was being done. Went as fer as Trinity Cliureh, and no forther. Left C er there, who went on. iis manner was not violent, George Thompson—Was on the avenne, and heard the rioting going on; went for seme officers end went over to the wigwam; witness found Creager there; didn’t know how he came there; witness spoke to Creager, saying he was in a bad fix. Creager replied, ‘“Yes, he wished ‘would either let him out or take him to the watch-house; it was hot quarters;’ and witness, in attempting to puton the gas, was struck bya stone on the hand, and the light thereby put out. He was " and appeared not to exkubit any excitement jen violence. The Justice decided to continne Creager’s ba!) , with a view toe a more thorough investigation on next Monday,when the other cases come off. CoLtjsion oF THE Srramer Gronce Pack wit « CasaL Boat—A Cup Daownep.— ‘Yesterday, as the steamer Geo. Page was making her Il o'clock a. m. trip from Wasbington to Alexandria, while passing the mouth of the Ana- costia branch, she came in contact with a canal boat towed by the steam-tug Belle Haven, the usual signal to avoid colifsion, itseems, havi. been given by both Loats.. The ebannel bere 4 extremely nairow, and in it lay a schooner at anchor. The pilot of the Page steered to the right of the anchored schooner, the passage on either side being very narrow, and when too late, discovered that the steam-tog was beading in the some direction. ‘The engine of the Page was in- stantly stopped and reversed, and the steamer headed as far as possible to the west, in order to zllow room for the tug and eanal boat to pass be- tween her and the schooner. When opposite each other, however, the steamer stru-k the md and veered from her course, coming in tact with the stern of the canal boat, and car- Tying away hercabin. The collision wasso great that It knocked a smell child of the captain of the canal beat overboard. The child immediate- ta k, and never rose to the surface afterwards, giving rise to the probability that it was struck bya plank. Every effort was made to recover it, hatin vain. Gnardsman Browers was on the Page at the time and upon bis return to this city he went be- fore Justice Donn and made an affidavit, upon \«bich warrants were issued for the arrest of Capt. Geduey, of the George Page, and Capt Levin Duke, of the Belle Haven. The Page being a Meensed steamer, comes under the recent law of Congress for the regulation of licensed steamers, which requires an investigation before the Kxam- iner’s Court in the case of that steamer. The tug does not come under the same regulations. The justice, toaliow the regular Examiner to arrive Trom Baltimore, set the case fora hearing on Mon- day next. at !2 o’clock. The two captains were held to bail fi $500 each for their ap Chief Enyineer Riley. of the United States mail line, became the security for Capt. Gedney, and, Mr. Davidson, of Georgetown, for Capt ke. ‘The arrests were made by Officers J. F. King and and J. Belt, of the police. DisxrsszD —Yesterday, Ransel Henson, John Sbrkells and Joseph Thompson went to the office of Justice Donn with Lieut. Thomas,where they were Lp some to account for the poss ssion of a prir of shoe tops that Henson offered for sale. It that a German shoemeker had his sho ‘bruken into and robbed some weeks ago,and with luis tools these shoe tops and other articles were stolen. Yesterday, Henson carried the tops to this some shoemaker and offered them for sale, and be recognized them as bis; and finding Lieutenant Thomas be asked. for Henson's arrest. Henson weat willingty, and told the Justice that he got them from Shel Shekelis at once confirmed the statement, and said be picked them up-in the suret,where he supposed some one dropped them; Thompson corroborated Shekelis’s statement; sej;ing be was with him when he Picked them = be Justice decided there was no evidence of larceny, but committed them to the guard- house until they should be in a fit condition to go to their work, which they declared had to do, with orders to dismiss them at nine o'clock bis morning. bodes Treas y Washingiaten Gentes the republican party Washingtonians seem ined, to lose nothing in the way of office under the incoming administration by delay... wer perceive that petitions are already Sad eibes sround the city for signatures recommending our well koown fellow-citizen, Major B. B. French, for the eat of the District of Columbia, Une of these is belng offered to citizens without: distiaction of party for their res, and’ ‘another to mem! of the republican party on! 'y. itis likely that ere twenty-four hours elapse sim- ilar petitions for the appointment of half a dozen otbers to the same office will be passipg around |. as “plenty as blackberries.”* Missionary Mggtixe.—By a not{ce in the poset columa, it will be seen that Rev. + obey, late President of the Maryland Angi Cc , is to deliver a discourse in the Washington Mission Methodist Protestant Chureb, on the subject of “Missions,” next Sunday. The} Ti, repuiation of the Rev. Mr. Robey will, doubt- audience less, attract a large to hear him on that occasion. ———__s .Buactarny —Yesterday afternoon, between one and five o'clock, the dwelling of Mr. George Browa, on Ninth street east, ¥ and, was en by a burglar, a bureaa drawer robbed of about $2 in money. The entrance was effected by the robber ing upon the roof of ashed adjoining, and into an upper back win- dow, and forcing drawer where the money was. Tux Tusatae.—Jeffersonian comedy, at the Theatre, 1s going off swimmingly as ever. To- night Mr —_—_ oo * benefit Ay Pan lowe then “Our Lape os Cousin” and erbe Spectre Bridegroom, tr. Jefferson representing Am T and Diggory. Secure your seats early, if you want to stand any chasice. Auniven at Carter's Pulladelphler with 100 tons’ of cash fet. M Philadelphia, J Drury, a 100%tons for Mr. H. D. Gunnell. Also. loop Delaware. Gibbs, Philadel; ‘with, 200 seg aaah tee Maseme, Dtapee eos” Lecturg, with experiments, by Prof. a before the Teachers’ tation, mH ing, at 11 o'clock, im oo the ithsonian institution, Ail persons ini ested in the natural whether not, are cordially invited... RST WinNT: m} eee Trial oF THE Rioters Postroxxv.—It having those the Pee ea a: Ly ferdaye no0 four ‘o'clock, quite lange a 1 assembled aroun: justice of the justice to be more densely fi! than was either convenient or comfortable, it was determined to hold the trial at the Guardhone>, The crowd accordingly repaired to that locality, and tn a few minutes after wards the trial room o! patly fuinering Wwe mir tet» ew of the well we saw not a few we known Sno the town, and it was pretty well t quite a portion of the crowd was to the teeth with revolvers, bowie-knives, &ec. After waiting some time in order to secure a full attendance of the witnesses on either side, the justice decided to proceed with the trial. Mr. J. J. Coombs, who appeared as counsel for the United States, said he was informed that some of the defendants who were under cognizance to appear there that afternoon were not present, though their sureties were making an effort to brivg them in. He thought it hardly worth while to enter upon an examination of the cases unti) they were present, and therefore pro} that the examination be postponed until a fatare day "At this ion the justice postponed the eeipation until Monday at two o'clock, at e the interested parties are notified to ir. Russell, of G: .» Who became security for one of the defendants dona Ogden) on bg a a font sstioned BF iouaie’ canomdieg tae concesn! Shereabenta ck his friend, who had not opmaned. Mr_Ruasell replied that be had su; he should find him present. Had been to ee the mm sarong be ascertained tha’ Ved ecrt| been there for a day or two. Supposed he wou! be in directly. ‘After the arvanp meat hea been made to postpone the examination till next Mon- day, Mr. Ruseell was again questioned, and asked If he would continue bail and be responsi - ble for the of his friend on Monday. Mr. Russell po-doubt at all that b: would 7 on Monday. The magii Te- marked that if Mr. R desired he could have a bail piece, and cause the man to be re-arrested, Mr. Russell curtly declined the offer, ying eae he would never arrest a democrat for the of an abolitionist.. The remark producing some sensation among the bystanders, the magistrate immediately administered a rebuke to the utterer, and cautioned him against any farther like ex- Pressions in the court room. No little feeling was manifested among the repablican rank and file present by the te - ment of the facts that strong attempts were being made to buy off the prosecution in the case, and that the attempts was likely to -be successful apparently. Several of the republicans de- nounced such a» pecuni: compromise with the ruffian rowdies as utterly unworthy of their party, and urged that those who would accede to such propositions could deserve scarcely less con- sideration from good citizens than the violaters of the public peace and the rights of private ad who should thus be screened from pun- PoLice Matters —Before Justice Barnaclo — — Leoffier bbe with setting up — permitting a game of tenpins to be on ‘without first obtaining a Teens soto do e was fined $10.55. Charles Steel was accused of using indecent uage in the streets; and on proof of the otfense being duly made, he was fined $1.94. James Clagett being accused of disorderly behavior, was brought before the magistrate, who upon hearing the evidence fined him $1.94 Patrick Hogan was charged with vending I'quors with no license from the Register. He was ex- amined and fined $20.94. Robert Richardson, charged with disorderly conduct, was taken be- fore the magistrate and fined $291. Henrietta Mason wa und drunk, and on examination was further discovered to have no visible means of support She was sent to the workhouse for 30 days. P. Bryan, accused of selling liquor on Sunday, was fined $20 53. Mary Eaton, accused of disorderly behavior, was tined $2 4’ Louisi Sandford was charged with selling liquor without a license, and on examination was fined #20 91 F. Smith and M. Stahl behaved in a disorder! manner, and were fined $2.94 each. Daniel A‘ worth, accused of indecent behavior, was ex- sunired and fined $1.4. Jobn H. Evans was brought up for disorderly conduct, and upon suf- ficient proof, was fined $191.) Eli Shorter, charged with throwing stones in the street, was tried and fined $1.91. Temes Clagett, accused of indecent conduct, was tried for the same and fined $4.4. John Newman, accused of throwing stones in the street, was fined @1.91 Patrick Murray was arrested on a charge of stealing sundry Colt’s revolvers from FE) Kingman. He was examined, and held to bail In $100 for his appearance at the Criminal Court. Before Justice Clark.—Alfred Pugh wasbrought pp ona charge of being drunk and disorderly in e streets. In default of security and costs he Was sent to the workbous for sixty days. Wm. May, Corinda Jones, Milton Jones and Lewis Donoho were each bronght up for throwing stones in the streets, and each fined $1 and costa M. Oppenheimer was charged with creating a nuisance. and was fined $1 and costs Anna Minor was brought up for swearing, and, after examination, fined $1 and costs. Anna Maria Crocket was accused of profanity, and was fined $1 and costs. Frre.—This morning, between two and three o'clock, a fire broke out {nm the direction of the Park, which fllum{nated the surroundi ng country. The alarm was given, but few firemen started, believing It to be nothing more than a bonfire A piece of the apparatus of the Franklin Fire Company was taken ont, and the firemen report this morning that the alarm was caused by the main of the large double trame cottage on Seventh street, near the boundary, built fer Dr. Morgan. it was unoccupied, aad was destroyed by the tire. Stotex —Last night, a workman in the employ of Cleary & Green, baving a little work to do ou D. near Thirteenth street, drove up to the house with the horse and wagon belonging to the firm. He Ie? the horse, as he thought, securely fastened, while he went to his work; but he was consider- ably alarmed and astonished upon coming out to. find the horse and wagon non est. The animal had but recently been purchased by the firm. Nothing had been heard of the property up to the time of this writi Discnanezp.—This morning, Wm. Bull, who was arrested here for robbing a captain of a river beat, in Baltimore, was brought out of jail, and taken before Justice Donn No requisition hav- ing been received from Maryland, to await which roa committed, he was discharged from cus- y- ONLY Two more nights of the of Arctic Regions, the most nificent paintings ever placed before the public. Every lover of the beautiful should witness this sopesior work of art. To-morrow (Saturday) positively the last exbipition in this city. reat panorama Remember the exhibitions this afternoon and evening of the Mirror of Arctic Regions, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, for the benefit of Protestant Orphan Asylum of this city. Central GuaRp-nouse Cases.—Mary McCar- thy, drumk and eee fine and costs, $2 15. Andrew Myers, do.; $2.15; Jack Simms, colored, do ; $2.15. pans Sere Lavins, fail not to go to Stevens’ fancy store on Saturday, 10th November. First winter opening. ATrTEwtion, all lovers of the Union—ladies es- ially—first winter coating of the latest styles wg any oe flats, on Saturday, November 10, at fancy store, 336 Pennsylvania ave- nue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. at Even THosE who are in the enjoyment of perfect hesith frequent; e need to have recourse tu tonies as preventives of disease. W. ir ‘the ills Such an invigorator they may 's Bitters—a medicine that Senne be wlarly without giving vitality and elastici- to thé system. Atthis season, particularly, the gest MAN is not root @gsinst the malaria, in oe tain nections of the country. In ali cases of fever and ague, the Bitters is more potent than any amount of ine, while the mort dan erous cases of biilious fever yield to its wo P oe who have tried the medicine will never ur another cer of the ail zeats which the Hostetter Bitters professes ta ve, To those who have not le the ex See Dee aly recommend an early app! jon tose Bitters, whenever tirey are by of the digestive organs. Speld by aggists and dealers sonerelly every- m MARRIED. On the i be » Rev. Mr, Griffith, W. eae: tetas aARE B In Geo Be on Wednesday, ins a " , Dr. Woods, Lewistows, Pa., Rev. aR GBR CORRS er Garter Pas SHARES RSP Sal Siete: bot! city (Columbia, 8, C., papers copy.) Hope roan Sheng ther eo BoD Gurley, VERE W.6UR EY lates , . Ska A of city. ns DIED, A! Greenwood Porm. neay the Old Fields, ty id l- ‘s fe of fr. Benlamis Podgetts 3 cis resitied for fifteen years oes tm tae LJ ) é reeal ee. cher na ration, fe (an only Ds at ur revi’: AMUSEMENTS. _ WAPHHYS ION TRA EA oun x: HIS EVENING BENEFIT oF MR. OSRER dem gan WANTS. Waprmancey sci Ta wax eepéotable woman.e SITUA- MOND et mutes, Apply at No. IIT Eicon wr. On whioh he will sppear in Tabs doters— | tt Gecrgeto . os Tronoherdy 4 YVANTED—A SITUATION, Dra respectable In Tom Ta: tare world-rencwned | WwW woman, to A canons or mind auldren, UUR AMERICAN COUSIN; The best of refereucn given. Apply at the corner Ant“ Dicgocy stn Bonere BRIDES va rovof of G North Capitol sta. __} nod 3t* rted th lented ¢ any. ANTED—Fora I family without child- Novextra sherge for reverted vratnn oo=°* 8° | Kadrone No. Too Winder's Boliding., mo} DD FELLOWS’ HALL = - ANT AN, to do plain oook ~ we Sb linonr’ | WANTEDSA MONT, = Wolfstenberger’s Mirror =| 22 Wth sts.. south side, =se ————— i WE 54 good JOURNEYMAN BAR- ER. Good wages ant stealy employment iven. Apply to O. B. CHRISNOND. No, Garrison at., Navy Yard. no 8 2t TED—A SITUATION, dy’ girl, to learn xtra attenti, gece le pce abs sige e the: OW i of oe duniness.” Address Box jo. 13, Star Office. no 8- A new Painti i ucing re tists, new Paintio, is English Artists, seraung the Ba oral ons of Si John Frasklin, hibited at into a m DON, fora ative nights, to than haifa mi and i fred befor her Majest, Sasa es female mended Apply stree| ghee ty ear the cans! A Tred, and must be we'l recom. Apply at RODIER’S White House, on 1, D. intings have been toabunsed. by Kuno: PRAN Ann Auxxfoan Conwoinexune, 0 be the most productions of ai 6001 no ee WANSTE —| FE pod that PAGE'S Rantectonety Ps its Seren street, above q enobantin; istic. genius in the 5 are quite ‘eny similar of wor “te eeny attempts ic Produced from origin yo Frith every at- ition to a intings pe Secouhie iy relic on; fe tha subject irae fopiete ‘with scientific gems, and offers & rare intellectual e: ment. The attraction of the Arotipentiost” the i Bftistic ment of the painti: feli ‘Of 1i- justrat:en—the el: of di jon. and clea pence, of thought conveyed e lecture—rarely fatis to en- engin every oultivated irtellect, z 16 thrilling scenes of those da navi the Arctic Zone are portrayed with & vivi starting lienee are led to beli ves ly amid the scenes represented |h seene is adorned in fresco with authentic boca oer by Winterhalter, of the principsi Arctio 161 eB. L te by ALFRED SyiTH, Esq., of London, Admiszion 25 cents; chilaren 15 conte. iberal arraneementa made with schools, ré open at 7 o’olock; Entertainment eom- menoces at 8 o’cloek. aaa ‘Soe descriptive bile. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. HeFRAH! FOR_THE HIAWATHA BOYS ARE IN THE FIELD AGAIN? Bos intend to le, ir F os GRAND & request o} ir many fr 8, Taonn's Hauiion 1th st THURSDAY the = teria of the nos-s COMMITTEE, yO FUN WITHOUT DANCING! The SIXTH GRANDCOTILLON PARTY ofthe = LAFAYETTE CLUB will take place on TUESDAY next, Nov. 13 t i HoRN's Haxt, 7th st.. between D and E., =sputa's celebrated cotillon band is engaged! for the occasion. By order of Committee, no 7-6t* Firstin War, pts Sonn eee at in the Hearts es Countrasen ! HE FIRST'GRAND COTILTON PARTY of the GEORGE WASHINGTON UADRILLE ASPOCIATION will take pisces at Thor Hal! on MONDAY, Nov. . ae ag 8 ee ne Ae, engaged for the occasion. For furthe iculars f Committee. see futureadvertisement By order o! mmit, no 2 7t* in the place to get fres! fot" ns Dilees to eult 6 times. tise farnianed with leo ppt ach other WANTED IMM eon Y—From Auatolal i ere ede the: Isheet prices, Sad, 50 am Lee” no~ + J : 4 SMhirts bots @ nnd Hi euat a le. ED—Au ki of SECOND-HAN WATER 'TURE, for which I will pay the » at 369 ith street, between I and K. orn "Be IFFITH. ONTZ & inane Sasu. sufi pdck? Ake moutpine EST. 'ABLISHMENT, No, 662 Sxvantu Steuer, opposite Center Market N. G. CORNING, Successor TO H. W. HAMILTON & CO. I take this opportunity of oalling the attention of Carpenters and Builders to the immense stock of SASH. DOORS, INDS, ‘MOULDINGS, &6, re second to nons. Our stock wa warrant a= foctured from well seasoned ‘umber, and finished by experienced workmen. ‘edo not heritate to sey that wo sow havein store the most oumpiete stock of the above-mentioned articles ever b-fore offered in this vicinity, to which we reepectfully invite tho attention of the public. SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY, by arenes your Balle Materials at the Old Ufabitehments 0. 662 Se-enth et. eet, where you will gotag: Srticle at a fair price, OUR DOOR DEPARTMENT 1s we'l stocked with @ No 1 article of ail the va jous sizes, styles, and thicknesses. A small lot of 'reminm Fancy ront rs, which are worthy the attention of those about building—having are the first premium at the Penni ir, a ania state nd manufactured at the Empire Mills of Messrs, Potter & Co. PERSONAL. OUR SASH AND BLIND DEPARTMENT ONORABLY DISCHARGED—Mr, J.T. | weonll particuiaruitention: Gineed Saehccutee rrr ens wap CHARGED Mee desir: | woes pertiogiar ag Sash, Inside Shutters, &c., ing bo ictionaries, &c..)und was yesterday honorably dircharged by Ferguson, there being no evidence to hold warrant his arrest. I M42AME MORRICE, tux Garat As - Gist AND Doctress, from Ewrope.—This highly ifted and intalligent lady§ can be consu’ on Past. Present and Futura Events. Call at No, 608 Eechth st., between G and H, Washington. no2-im’ furnished at short notice. ‘OUR MOULDING DEPARTMENT is also comp ete with all the styles now in genrral use, We are also prepared to furnish Mouldings of ny desired tern. Alec, all kinds of Turn Eorizt: Newell Posta, Balneters, Door Frames, aud Window Frames. of all kinds. Also on han',a general a.ecrtment oi Glass, Futty, &¢ . which we are offering at low A ‘call is solicited and ratisfaction given or no ssle, . B.—A liberal di int for cash. are wen. G. CORNING, Proprietor of the Empire Sash. Blind 8nd Moulding Establishment, no 2-tf No. 562 Seventh street. He HAVE THE LADIES VOTED? Evias Howr, Jn t of Boston, who is the inventor of the **loek-stitgh? used by the principal sewing machines, requifes sworn returns to be made to him of the number eold by each company, and thein to pay him a license for + very machine nt is copied from Mr. 1858 and 1859, It will WILSON’S SEW- preferred by an immense ma- ie of the efforts of inter sale, ADAME FELIX, Fortuno Teller from Paris ‘3 leave to inform her former friends, and the public generally, that she has removed to’ 25: SE h street, northeast corner of N, where she will be happy to see ail who may desire to have the past, precen' aes future satisfactorily explained. 00 !1-lia* BOARDING. BOAk. with comfortable Rooms. for single centiemen, at396 D street, near 7th. Di at half-past 12o'clock. a OARD accom earner & of R —Six er eight young men can be i with Board at 353 Fourth st, loeated near the Infirmary, Al ins for rent, —— eo : : 1858, 1859. ID FOR THE PROTESTANT ORPHANS. Wheeler & Wilson. 198 1,36 a Grover & Bake: 5A 10,230 The marasement of Wolfstewberger’s Great 1. M. Singer & S584 10,958 Mirror of Arctic Regions now on exhibition at Odd ebster._—_ 490 1,988 Pellows’ Hall and late of Egyptian Hall, London, 179 ‘gz anpennes two Exhibitions in aid of the Washing. 2 2g m7 togetty Protestant Orphan Asylum, confid: hat bey 23 ie cernrounity mith one. socor bd) Shee and i 4 iberally co-operate in this charitable work. ors. 5 >, FRIDAY next hi wuted for the occa- | The Wheeler & Wilson Agency is at No 346 um_ will be present in| proceeds of each exhibitio will be equally divided with the institution, there. fore itds earnestly hoped that the citizens general- ly, and espeeiaily those favorable to the asylum, wilLoonte bute to this praiseworthy object se These Paintings have been pronounced by Eu- ropéan and American connoiseurs to be exquisite egms of art, end endorsed 83 such by the press and ergy. Alternoon Exhibition commences at half-past 2 o'clock ; Fveninug Exhibition at 8 Admission 25 cents; chil dren 15 cents. TO THE LADIES. i LEIBIN Would respectfully in- Pennsylvania avenue. Prices range from 33 to $5. Fall instructions given to purchasers, ct MS Botts Needles, Xc., for sale. Bulk, Cotton, edlos, 5 "P. FSTEER, Agent, 346 Peunsylvanit avenue N. B.—Send for a Circular. oc 25-3wif AMILIES WANT A HEALTAY DRINK! “Y WANT IT PURE, TEMPERATE and THEY WANT IT PURE, 3 COLINEAU’S TABLE BEER 18 THE THING ! It is less intoxicating than cider, and is far more _no7 Mas. c. A. {o-ma ber former a a Eecelly palatable and strengthening. athe has removed te No, 3 reet. between ater: i3th and wh sts.. whore ske bas enlarged fneilities For sale by all Grocers, 3 cents glass—6% cents for carrying on fashionabie DRESSMAKING in | a qanrt. no 6-Im allits branches, ‘The latost fashu von 88 published, N. B—Several fine Rooms unfurnished. Apply asabove. we SFAWLS. THAT SURVIVE ALL THE Li HANGES IN FASHION. BROCBE LONG SHAWLS, one,two, three and four-faced, in rich combinations Shawls of the above kinds ope a rich, warm Winter wra; ping: never go out of fasinon, and are durable and sty ish for years, We aiso name large lots of other new style 8 received as ERY VALUABLE SERVANT GIRL FOR V DALE—A likely, well disposed, and excellent rai he Servant. about 16 years old, ve for life, will be sold to any good ery’ © District: of Columbia, Apply to JAM McGUIRE & CO, Auction and Commiasio: chants, ‘ mm CHEAPEST STORE! SAVE YOUR TIME to let, furnished or no 7-2) oid AND MONEY) on “4 2 AND GO AND PURCHASE Y CL 8, MANTLES, ARABS k ZOU SV ERS oye oiler net ooln te Beeioead DRY GOODS mont stylish assortment in this market, but vastly thechespest => o Desi: | | pongo = pues nate fine, me~ em, @ OW, priced > ‘Our stock of All other kinds of Dry Goode adapted AT THE CHEAPEST STORE, 356 SEVENTH STREET, (Mast Side,) between I and K. N. B—A very large assoriment of new CLOAKS to the wants = persons ork ai ee (latest styles) just reserved. Was never fo large an rt ively varied as . a CRWPEIS CURT AMR ROSS MESON | ep peta S . mB Olle 2 CITIZENS OF WASHIN N— &e , upper floors. PERRY’s BRO. "| 'T Seige deih pee ‘and will commence tuload- ‘a. avenue and Ninth streets, | ing to-morrow a cargo of the very best Red Ash no 7 ot. Perry Building,’ COAL tosg and stove eines) ever broucht’ testnis market, which I can send direct from the vessel if your orders are left immediately. Ww. nd Coal Derler, oe SL Corner C and léth +ts . near Canal. Fr Y, SEWING MACHINES, Hatchcmren’ Sewing Machines, Planters’ Sewiog Machines, ‘Tailors’ Sewing Machines, i:tptye and Shuttle Lock siitch| a sblomuat clove ranging from $30 to 8100 Agency at FeRs Us F si ow ready for exhibition andsele my si whioh I invite the attention of the ‘ E yee Fanoy Store, 325 Ps 8. ust RECEIVED TO DAY TWO MORE OK, MHSTEIN'S No. 278 Pa. av. RANCH & ler, ok Winter pha ‘idms., cloth; prise $125 by 1. F of ail kinds for Trii ee iis crane of cataeeUTaTRS , & fine variety o! 1 ‘ Lechcits oa | from @ ladies, and every effort wAIE a eas! id Cause of ite 81 ; tol! Fars so'd by their real names, and warranted |b) Wov. H. a Tem, D. Des Lis Ds 1amo., sloth no 8-Sw (int Con &States:) “late Todd @ Co, | Prive $i 25 by mai Persons je molesters pereieaesh aati reul BZ gat DRY BOODS. CARPE Sune a C., faci! in- spect our vast stock. Thish ‘was eclocted and the prices Srranged with'an Lorpecisl ie oa Pena, avenue sad Ninth ERreSt, i ‘The entire building, five floors aud ti mide- nO 7-5t voted to Dry Goods in all departments. Tas tal tte ae ee Seas gata ma ree at Havana “<= TUESDAY, Novemsen 21, 3000. SORTEO NUMEKO 6% ORDINAKIO. CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000. GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS,—One very nice seven-oc'a ve Carved Piano Fo loaving the city, for aale dor 6200 Bis Scananaiced COTE 1e it ro of . Reesor of ' away & Sons’ Overstruns DO AGENTS, ashington, BATH A ASTMES Naming Ese pe tow i Aig We In MERCHANT tages pd vite our customers, ly, to an inspec ton of our present new, ve. and “al it sesorgn: Cie ieee eee make to order superior ‘we will 1 prize of .......§ 100,000 | 5 of-——..@1, 1088, 1 deo ie| —— Tiyleat vey ORAL, STEPHENS & CO 1 do us ———— , 4] o025-tf 222 Pa. av., betw. sth and 10th ats. } 20 approx. — 8,300 RAVELING TRUNKS. We Hay tip the largest assortment Ge ae ao wee, 4 } ‘iet; wAGIE rg A Ain 2. ; cor Pee ef WALL, STE: HER iS | J poke unfair BUYS ‘ z mi Goo Rr ATCHELOR’S INIMITAB: bg DYE. al! first-o'nss it Ravis ve pectes x avenue, near } on ismapern es ee |e 2 UA L# pe teed 7 - GEORGETOWN, Correspondence of The ° i Guoneztown. November 9, 1960 ‘i election, and the Star was latest retarné: Al acquiesce im the will of the majority so decidedly expressed with fee bert , and we Siete tess strong for “the Union as it is.” Colieze Cadets, , our str my Morning on their way to the sy jt soldierly bearing and fioe elicited favorable comments from the spectators. There seems to be adecided tm- provement in the corps ‘The revival meetings at some of. our churches still continue, and “at’ West Georgetown M_ E. Church, Rey. Mr Ristand interest bas been seekers of religion ited ives at the altar thére on Woe yand that the cause still prospers. day. Washington A. utt dé~bsing vigorously pros- ecuted. “Secretary Floy¢ rite the distribating reservoir yesterday mi +a learned w! an immediate resumption of the work at that peint’ is - We hope the uisite arrangements were made to that cad, Phe brick work of the dome of the higb- service reservoir tel nhs pee et: but will net probably be fin! before severe comes. en GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS For other Georgetown advertisements see first page POTATOES, POTATOES. 1,000 BUSHELS Of prime New J Pe Blows, just arrived per schooner Alired Buntin, aad for enle from vessel in lots to suit par by PETER BER _Bo 5 eotf 85 Water street, Georgetown. 1,000 ppAbPhEs-AreLes: BBLS APPLE landing from schooner J. dN Baker, which wil be sold on ae commodating terms, from wharf rmodatng rm. in wf e, nol 2w* 109 Water st , Georgetown. Fos NEW YORK.—The packet schooner York- igading a able on FRIDAY ‘ost, 2 an Se McCOBB & DODGE, nol 63 Water st , Georretown, EW STORE! NEW GOOD8! Ne ie ah ig bli - ni er numerous frie: ie erally that she te now established at her’ New tah Store, No. 111 Bridge street, Georgetown, two doors above the old stand, where msy be. RYORYG0ob SWISERY cca eM BHOND: ERIES, at the very lowest market prices. ‘00 12. FOR SALE AND RENT. Vito arg Paes oe pope =| by er ming ei 8. cue atrest. ig i. © no 8.1013" F%& RENT—A two-sto:y brick HOUSE, on Fourteenth street betwean R and &. Tene go per month, Inquire of JOS. P. SMITH, above, no OR RENT—Tho two-story Frame HOURE on P Four-and-a-half street, Le ‘ie Fant sts. osseasion given ammediatoly: For ter apply toJ. AIGLER, Confectioner, near the 108 BO FOR RENT—The three- ~and-basement F back HUUSE, coctaining ptirs at No. 350 Eleventh street, between M i, ent S25 er &unum. Inquire next door, or of GEO, . ALL, Metropulitan Coach Works, corner of avenne and 13%; et; or JAMES A. WILLIAMS, Agent no 8-St* NS nn silent msantneiacune ahi F 98, 3448. OR EXCHANGE FoR PRrop- RTY OF LESS VAL An elizibiy sttv- ated, well Durls, ag Rael finished two story.and- base=nt brick HOUSE, 2) feet front by 8 SSF with carriage house &nd stable—situated No, 357 Fleventh st, between Land M. Lu JOHNSON, No. 9 434 at. T—-STABLE and CARRIAGE- convenient to Willards’ Hotel. In- quire at this offive. __Bo 7-4t* T—That pleasant COTTAGE RES!I- 10 R T DENCE, ng 7Troom@ with front bal- cony, args peak fe trockaan sears hremtoe id te in Printing Of Square, between North Capit: and First ste, Rent $240 fo annum, Address, by ep e person, WM. STICKNEY. BO FOR RED five-story HOUSE, con aininy 12 rooms ad} ne the corner of Fourth and ts thi Apply to JOSEPH Ey tent e City ppiy 7. Lact A care Seen ret Clinton HOUSE, now occupied by w. Dorser, will be for on 1st Jpauipr 1861. For further infor quire of MOORE & CISSEL, 7th st eet get, Washington.” no2 Inveim™ good two-s! Brick DWELL eenth st near H. Rent iow: Apr no 3-e03t NT—A desirable and weil located first- c'ass RESIDENCE, No. 469 sn Sixth street, between D and E sts. The house # furnished with all the modern improvements. Apply to THOMAS KARKER. no 2-e03w* SNT—A handsome, plese : DENCE, No 442 E street, a Tth atreets—one of the most eligible iseade is of thi city. ‘The house is furnished with all ‘2 im provements, such as bath room, hot 8 on e&ch floor, range, first and govcan Bow: aX! le cold water from ba t, & Al to De sement, -» £9. oly me por, * Jax. To WARING, No. 4148 stent betinen gh and 7th. oe M6 iia: ry, Esq. ‘third rea fouth sida, bet £3 Set on Pa avenue,: south a rt an . For, terme, 0) apply to WILLIAM H- PILI, At torney-at-Law, No. 40 Lac avenue, | moa-tott SALE-A rewt tory brick HOUSK on eoth street, Solow 5 ow to kavenue. The house is 20 feet front and leet deep ; has ¥ pascage, parlor, dining-room, kitehen, and G chambers, with wi pasesge and kitchen, with good ¢ liar under the whole houxe. Fo" terms inguits at 499 Seventh street, opposite Odd F °no. JAS. 8. TOPHAM. Fok, RENT FRAME. HO! see and is ent » Dea 8v., on LS t id H sts., No. 413. Inquire at Sir CUS Heeware Store, Pa, roy oc Dt For RENT—One new BRICK HOUSE, with back building and cellar, having 8 room. with gas, and side alley, situated on L street, near ‘Thirteent! irate to & good tenant, Ih no 1-1 teenth and L «ts. paved is near Fr fin is property is rani Row, only a f tee" walk from the Treas . Buildings, one of the healthiest locations in ‘ashingtoa, 00 27 2w* brown-front DWEL < a desirable tee eT and water fi: aoe with ie ion 5 he es u bath-room., Inguireat WM. P. SHEDD'S Store, No SOU Uth ot oc 27-13t™ a OR NT—During the session rese—a FGhcciase three-story BRIG HOURES =n Fa:nished Rooms, situated in one of the most de- sirable and healthy locations in the city For terms, &c.,apply at 373 Seventh st, | 00 27-12t FOR RENT—The new brick DWELLING- SEN The grou 5 treet, G wns in tine torte and” asennad above Sn agg geen and servants” room; gas ‘water in ‘ises. Rent res- to a permanent tenant. Apply to D. ENG- LISH, 13% Bridge strect, Georgetown. ‘00 aw . RK. RIN T—Possession on the Ist ef eg oes pobeldrpescyazs N. Brit will not be let for a boarding nding horse, se THREE i in Fairfax county, Va., ine: Hathered; sock ees igs; & orowu pane: erected on the farm. Also, a new Steam Ml rude . A purchaser can s of GW, GRAY, Agout, 16 Seventh st. u he oois im* Fo. a fine BRICK HOUSE No. 100 West st., wn, at present ocou pied by the subscriber. it bas 12 Tome. wuk and thi ‘hout, & yard, &e,, ey fond betahvorhood. "Apply Yo 7082 <: OR RB 1 Sadar dg three-story BRICK So -, FaS Pores sees te JOHN TLE MAN, Ubto wrenues”Sangeon UNDRED AND FIF CERN ACR: aa = axcellent cari N 12th and 13th streets. | We continue in the has carried Virginia. iad .: BgheBi eet 1,492 ——*T hese : Majority in heron pm thonyee vr nt) This may be slightly varied by the official returns. ILLINOIS. ‘The returns so far received make !t probable that Lincoln's majority in illinois will reach 20,000. KENTUCKY. Breckinridge gains 300 in Fayette county. FLORIDA. The returns 0 far received indicate thet Breck- inridge’s majority in Florida will be quite 4,000. TENNESSEE. At 10a. m. to-day, we bad ing from Tennessee. We helleve that Breck- inridge has surely carried ‘Stzte. MISSOURI. No farther information has reached Wasbington Bell and Breckinridge, rather than Rell and - Douglas, as yesterday’s telegraph would seem to indicate. LOUISIANA. New Oxveans, Nov. 7.—The returns thus far prsicate that this State bas probably gone for Bréckiaridge Breckthridge’s plurality will be about 3,000. Avevsta, Nov. 7.—Returns from fifteen coun- tiiclal) give Bell 6,665; Breckinridge 5.267, Dongias 1,360. The returns come forward ex- compete and the result is uncertain. returns from 38 counties show the fol- lowing vote in round numbers: Bell, 19,000; Breo- kinridge, 17,000; Douglas, 6.000. General indica- thons favors considerable for Breckin- tidige, and perhaps « majority. ’ ALABAMA. Avcusta, Nov 8—The Montgomery (Als.) Mail says that Breckinridge’s plurality in that State dg fully 10.000. KN o ef gy zw Ortzans, Nov. &.—Scattering returns from Mississippi give Breckinridge a major! ‘The soturos thus far indloate Breseinsidee cian, ARKANSAS. #8: Lovis, Nov. 7.—Fort Smith—Bell 250; Breckinridge 231; Dongias 164. Fa Bell 355; Breckinridge 336; Douglas 70 KANSAS. Sr. Lovts, Noy. 7—Returns from Atchison, Kanens, elect all the democratic members of the Legislature, all the county officers, by about 200 majority. Large democratic gains aie re- Boiler Explosion and Less ef Life. Cuicaco, Nov. &.—The ler Globe, which arrived from Buffalo this morning, exploded ber boiler, it her dock, atten o’cloc! fe aipeenmerd ing up steam for the parpose of hoisti out ight e cewersl persons fet killed, ay 3 number injured. The killed are Mary Ann Gol- den, Patrick Donohue, James Hobbie. all of Chi- cago; Benj. Wilson, first engineer; Fi ~Sec- ond engineer; and four firemen. infered the clerk, slightly, N. Luddington, and Micbael Cusick, of Chicago, Peter Barnbalt, of Erie, John Hayden, of Rochester, Julien Hatch, and David Dena, and the first mate, all badly. The boat {s acomplete wreck. The boat isowved by Wm O Brown, of Buffalo, valued at $15,000 and sured for $10,000. Fires in South Carelina and Georgia.” trict has, datfoyed the Williamston Speinge ict amston Springs Hotel. The hotel and furniture is valued at - 860,000. B. F. Marsden’s store was also burnt, with iis contents. The goods were insured for Re in Northern insurance companies. Loss wget Satmns. Ga _Nov:7.—A fire at this place vus'and stores and Gwellings. Loss be- tween forty and ~ thousand dollars. The fire was the work of an a ite niernsto ae From Havana and Mexice. New Ox.rans, Nov. & —The steamer Empire City, from Havana on the Sth. has arrived Sugars were quiet but prices rm. boxes. : Advices frou Vera Gris to fhe Ste nt ant the assault on G was made in beavy rains would render the coffee c:op scarce. Another United States Judge te Resign mec we ape gph Mail blishes from Apalach' stath t Ju ° Mciatarh: of the Federel court of Western will resign om the inauguretion of Lincoln Nearly all the votes of Apalachicola were cast for Breckinridge. The United States Stenmer Seminole. Puapetrnia. Nov & —There is no Sots ot She was tp leave Maresham, = canal from Clara to Pernambuco.