EVENING STAR, | Wastierox xaws amp aossrr, || the pid epprosch ofthe somion of Congrem. | 9 @RORGRTOWN CORRESPONDENCE” | FgmNOFICE “THE MEMBERS Cy Willard's Hotcl, which for some years past | © Guenndrobd, 006 7, 1 notified that be a meeting of the Clu! Tho Panio.—New York seems inclined to €° | has been the head-quarters of such persone in ? vas | THIS (Teoclag) EVENING, vu bouins, WYMAN IN GEORGETOWR:: Although we have as yet had no public HI FUN, WONDER, AND DELIGHT, WASHINGTON CITY: almost into fits for fear the threatened suspen- | Washington, soems destined to continue to be | a. onstration or Edbetin upon sae ange oto President. | yp pORREST HALL, GBORGETOWN, UES AFT! sion of specie payments in France may force | graced by their presence and enlivened by T DAY. ERNOON .....October 23. such a measure on the-banks of pepe their conversation. We notice these st 9 ADVER band: France is on the | period thers, Mr. Hargous and Mr. SEWERTS should be in | There can be no doubt that period, among others, argou by Id o'cenk, Me, otherwise they may ap ap- | eve of that description of bankruptcy, and | Ward of Pa., of Mexican financiering fame; matter is gradually gaining favor among and Members of this’ Tent are fratercally invited to be — of our citizens, who are deeply inter- | » nate os a THURSDAY EVE ested in our futuré prosperity. Retrocession | 25th instan’, at 7 o'clock, as business of a “ ESD ENINGS, of annexation to your city, wo Bind that the x 1.0. OF R.—HEBER TENT, No. 298. | ON MONDAY AND TUBSDAy EY pear until the next day. that her financial involvements also threaten Judge Golthwaite, of the Supreme Court of jeter remap ron Ae msigna Spa = — ance will be emg} tot cousiaeeatt jon, England. The decrease of the amount of | Alabama; Issac E. Fowler, Esq., postmaster z v : : Popular and Amusing Entertainments, Z entirely lost sight of, or abandoned as im 6 wx, Oct. 33-2t iii-tatectens AGENTS FOR THE STAR. "| specio in the banks of Franco and England | of the city of New York; and B. F. Angell, practicable or impolitic. Pn at a commencing ss shove, when UsiNG SCENES ‘The fc re authorized to con | during the last four months has been alarm- | Esq., late United States Commissioner to the | We learn that the bara of Mr. Geo Padget, . 0. SR An oe IN VEN TRILOQUISM, and the ever-laughabie tract for the poy of advertisements in | ing, and has beet caused directly or indirectiy | Sandwich Islands. in Frederick county, Md., containing several eves ott Chesser see eing AUTOMATO ~ ar heed by the war.» Frage has borne Ue peouiary | “The prewnes of Med. Margous and Ward | Z3%0le hem, wagon, arriagn, tod, we vedge ena dy Neca ee Boreas (mee ee m N. W. corner | brunt of the wir, and to obtain specie forits |in Washington at thie time, is indicative of | orig Thursday night. Loss from $3,000 to| 1 or Brother Jacon Suire tte uke Repoors at 63, Delusions ocmmence at 7% o*clk. New York—S. M. Parrigit & Oo., Nassau | expenses in sufficient quantity has been se- | continued exertions to induce the Government ctace ee & ” MORROW AFTERNOON, at ee suse : creiy paying « premium necewsrily hgh, t| to respect Sante Anna's mortgage or euign-| suaciiye mania net tts cen ae ng Sake | ene eae He ee araee wt | ~~ arioNaL SMEATES Bostor—V. B. Pasaran, Scollay’s Building. extract, most unwillingly on its part, from the | ments of the three millions stipulated, by ‘ ’ z idence, about a mile and a haif west | oc 21—1t* PRICES OF ADMISSION. OTI°-E—A MEETING OF shave heard it hinted that ithe old ferry Demoerati oo pro op) le to our city, is to be pur- | Ward will be held at tony posi y: pa on Bank of England, some $15,000,000. ‘The | treaty, to be ‘paid to Mexico on the final rati- Aon = caged «gang ys Imperial family in Russia are also understood | fication of the boundary survey. ; poked etre pth bores MES pe ge ‘edical ve i @ com: of gentlemen of our city | DAY EVENING, th Se ar ale rahe {or he | specie) their investments in the English funds, | TB Medical College.—The reader will ind | chased by s company of g ery. cee Aer this meeting it ie intended ey, ae our prises very ble. Gi zn which amounted, when the war began, to | 0ur first page, te-day, an interesting ty- | “The flour market this morning is a little | Constitution of the Z : reasonable. of fis members. I $50,000,000 aan pecie i nopels of the introductory lecture of Professcr | heavy and unsettled, and we hear of no sales por =a — the Star office a call. Counsel before the iepeiares i aan: Saaans: int speedily drive them from the premises. | various oiher articles that | Re ee re) day. No spiritous liquors allowed, but Ccf . : istant Secretary of State, appointed when In the melee many ‘Were wounded, and four | and date when I bongbt; and the can fae fee, Chocolate, lce Cream. &c., will be for sale long since. It is, indeed, the duty of the | Asis ry y SEP so badly that they died that night or the suc. | value to anyone but if. | therefore request Weber's Brass Bané will PERSONAL. banks of the greateities to commence the work | C0!- Mann resigned, having returned to the | cecding duy, making five deaths in all. None Oe eT ee ee rae te eric cteat | day and Thureday evening, ++++Hon. Jaecb Broom, of Pennsylvania, is | of guarding against the threatened European United States from Europe by the last arriving | of the villagers were seriously hurt. D Cand I will thank them for tt Dat fre” oO Admittance free. i i * ., , ° i i a the! rou - a= —— at present stopping at the National Hotel. crisis with as little delay as possible; an ounce | ‘teamer, is daily expected in Washington to| 4 vincixia Kuow Normino pe Gr = pee Sea i'eny of my friends de. | CTRAYED TO THE PREMISES OF THE ++++Major 0. Munck, of Sweden, and Jas. | of prevention being worth a pound of cure, es- | ##ume I is position in the State Departmert. | met at Lynchburg lest week. Among other | sve to ces me, let hem call there at any time. and subscriber on the 12th instant, a large Weteon Webb, are both stopping at Willards’ penlalipy in such suaties A Mail Route Age Appointed. —Mr rene epee sae fila sear fietels Satine tronkocs tian wibandiceegaanet ee au eee a k one Hotel. % .—Mr. fia platform, jared that the National Con- | can rand, or they will recei » Pa- | er is Vy regu 2 4 vention should be postponed to a period not | Pers, oF otherwise for me. ¢ ner of Sixth and East Capitol streets, p PrOF later than the Ist of June next, and resolved OfN.Y Baier at the Pete Weningtion ae so Mops | OWENS. , i with the noise being made in Northern news- to hold a mass meeting at Richmond on the | p ¢. Gct.33, 1855, * oct 23-it* teckeral dings since Ss the ‘Territory bp the Abolition { PAPE sywpathising with Britain in the cur- Ist of November. The following resolutions | ~~" 0 7 e-—____ = SH, FISH.—so bbls. No.3 med. 3 days since in the Territory by the Abolition ary $700 per annum were adopted - FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. 50 half bbls. No. 2 Ma ty thereof, wholly without pretence of au | rent war, over the fact that the Emperor cf anity 4 i ji TRAY ED AWAY ON SUNDAY, THE 4TH S0qrbvols do petty thereof, 8 p pe Resolved, That the eighth section of the inst , a large light Roan COW. She 2 casks Heke. now tend per schr. Martha and nority oe to hol ne oO on Russia has offered employment to an Ameri- | Z}Appointment.—Wm. R. Miller has been | Philadelphia platform is not intended, in the | pas edie hin large aud two emell, for sale by HARTLEY & BROTHER, ‘shat Betyg 2 a ry) it of Patents—issued from the Uni Ristlved-cn the tak t of thi 3 Br | freizbt, apply to in wholly by the Abovitionists of the State. | nd, never, without making the whole country | States Patent Office for the week ending (ct. “that all corer ene atin, conven: | QTRAYED, A SMALL COW—A BRIGET IVE DOLLARS REWAR: HARTLEY & BROTHER, Agents, 7 ® a tion, that all ceremonies of initiation into the red colcr, with a long tail, without¢>>‘ 2 101 Water street, Georgetown «+++ A Spaniard, named Morales, who went pas re biti ed the re a = in- | 23, 1855—each bearing that date: Ameri n party shoud be discontinued, and lorns, raised near Teanallytown, and vas » ne a ee fi New York to Havana in the Cahawb: volved in the fact that the scientific of Europe John Bell, of Harlem, N. ¥.—For improved | all obligations of secreey removed; that its | white marks on ber Face ave Fe ~—#. aoe ak T last yt: was sisetat te pte arly were passed over to avail Russia of the go- dove-tailing machine. z meeting should be open and public, and its aor halt paid if delivered to me at the corner Se eet Poa, —_ « charge of bringing incendiary publica- | » head-ativeness of Americanism. As matte Oyrus Clapp, of Montague, Mass.—For im- | proceedings conducted in accordance with the J. BOYLE. | asp, commencing at 6 o'clock. His pupi's and tions into the island te was speedily tried. + Asmatters | ovement in sey the fastening. ordinary usages of political bodies; and that a eouban | former attendants. are rexpretfully invited to at- and s large number of these “discontented | Stand now, however, the fact of the tender to| " Wm. W. Cumberland, of Newark, N. J.— | we invite the co-operation of all good men Ww Ss : tend without further invitation papers’ fucnd on his person. He was found | the gentleman in question is attempted to be | For sanhy pa in felting hat bodies. who approve the principles and objects of the etwah ped frond verinr peg nese ng Eh His Sebo! for Dancing, Wartte Pe, bee guilty, and sentenced to ten years in the gal- | used to break the force of the British minister’s eee Ps.—For | party. diceare requesied to call and examine, consisting inc cegtianion aor be he ‘and pupils en leys. ener Par incr got SE notorious violation of the American naturali- ulius OC. Dickey, of Saratoga Springs, N. _Breap Leacues ix New Exaiaxp —Tke in Parket 4 ign ‘ered earns Oct 82-St =o 6 onaee See ‘eg | Zation laws, involving a violation of his tacit | Y—For improvement in gas regulators. citizens of Thompsonville, Connecticut, united | rine Emb'd Dress Caps BRIDAL, BITH-DAY, AND OTHER DeGrasse, of revelutionary memory, and Mise personal pledge as an ambassador. We need Samuel S. Day, of New York, N. ¥.—For | in purchasing two hundred and fifty-two bar- Fine Ribbons. Velvets, &c. PRESENTS. . Soubrick, daughter of Commodore Shubrick, P improved daguerreotype plate vise. rels of flour from the manufacturers at Roches- | And a fine lot of Hosiery, Net, Laces and Fan- UTCHINSON & MUNRO HAVE JUST Commanded as that sea is by the fleets of of opinion, both among the contagionists and | Ixpi4x Dirricutizs.—The latest news| gnuir AMBROTYPES OR PICTURES ON GLA ;, 3 ; “d 0 NT. TREES. " RE 2 5 mention of any new onses of yellow fever; from the Allies. Small invoices of arms have re- ae cedaglenine, thatthe yellow fever of the | from Texas brings an account of another bat- BRUIT AUD ORBAMENT AS wanes PICTURES POSSESS MANY AD. re : ts = . ries of the subscriber, at Linnen Hill, as distinct and accurate; more durable, and free disappeared. Ibis hoped that the inference | ™82Y: ultimately, we trust, to find their way | that all the earlier as well as the later cases | the Mexicans and Indians, during h the and on Mth street, fa W: may prove correct, and thst absentees may into Russia; our hope being that the Emperor : i 7 STS Tuesday, October 234, a! Janets and toro readings giveu by Madame | purchases connected with the war in Ameri- | protection against yellow fever, has been tried | Urey’ strong t cee ead eight hun- | the renowned Violincellist. Also, MRS. 8. L.| NETS, kc. on Tuesday - ARTH. i i inl li- | _ Tickets $0 cents—to be had at ail of the Music| Hotele A display will await visiters. Ss Pisinsse Meeker tats 4 eae A ae New Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal ries, among which the private Imperial i — ellow 2 ates into her po! rough the Bal- - SOMETHING NEW. oad Fover: tion thero appears to be an entire unanimity he Dnata it ‘which it is inferred that the fever has entirely | °eM!Y gone from the United States into Ger- | present year copnsten in New Orleans, and | tle between se Callahan’s Rangers and ied FOR SALE, AT THE NURSE- vantages over Daguerreotypes They are jus c my ton, from refiection ;can be seen in any light, lke an oceurred among persons who bad not been in | town of Piedros Negros was burned. It wae e ad well selected assortment of f RUIT and ons thousaz! millicn dollars, or an amount | 2° ¢@Ployment of American men of science » . ving; and represents the person as they sit, ed to the f i i reported that the Captain had returned toSan | ORNAMENTAL TREES. at . The only where they return to their Bomes, ~~ soon become an extensive customer of the sed pants, aleve contagion. Oe ms % Astonia for retuforcoments where a mecting qpmermttierns from 12 ae Mypeseene age pea Mr The Argus speaks of the increase of the | United States in that line. arton, recently read an address before the | bi im held and resolutions passed to raise par bandon assorted, eons, —_ a, Avenee. enee-ne signs of business and returning activity; but — Academy of Sciences in that city om the su one thousand men forimmediate service. It jewelry Store, Penn ~ 15 to W thousand PEACH TREES, forming a sal i ject of yellow fever, in which he maintained | was reported that a large number of the ene- ‘0 rede At abfaies aBeviéed ‘to! demain’ eniy’s titt, The Court of Claims.—This tribunal is fair- it origin of the disease there, and eg {my had crossed to the Texas side of the Rio ape name, at $12.50 per hunzred, or Sette. mt work, and is transacting business in | sorted that some of the authorities and news- 5to 7, thneannd PEAR TREES, dwarfs and S oetee Cumestey £0 beens iach Chuan There have been a number of cazes of bilious | rusimess like manner. It is yet impossible, Pee eeciy have wrought great injury | Tos,cco Ono ays | MK Tow hundred DWARFS of extra size ‘Almonds, Raisins, Pecan Nuts fever among those refugecs who have returned however, to form a satisfactory opinion as to ai vee! ryt ae ba Thee pain this! there have been killing frosts; but i¢ hay| with eral assortment of PLUM, CHER- Ground Nuts, Filberts, Walnuts, to Norfolk and Pic pues partie A the weight its recommendations are destined proper fémpdigl oanecar the adoption of every reason to believe that the entire crop of Ry, APRICOT, NECEARINE and QUINCE Bin Saag crop, Ay ee mg sale country, where they were encamped, living in to bave with Congress, which will depend = rag Virginia and St Persons Granville, Also CU ER ANE 8. COOSERERRIES, her ee barns, stables, c., and, naturally cnough, | BUC on the result of the sifting of their action and Warrenton, in North Carolina; was on the | RASPBERRIES, STRAWBERRIES, de, of | oct 19-6 bet. 6 were made sick by the exposure. Some of on the first two or three of their cases which oe or iy — pred a frosts — Mihe Stole et ORNAMENTAL TREES isex- | F)NCE IT WAS THOU: these are very malignant bilious diseaser, and ecme before Congress. Those members who a oe E pe: is, is scarcely Avenican Surgeons tn THe Russian Anu We have seen, says the Baltimore Patriot, letter ‘from Dr. J. B. Stoddard, jr., of this of li size for lace for business but the Avenue. Now, d gity, in which he states that there are eight | averago. ' The Charlottesville Advocate states | streets andl awas are wneay thoussnds of suck. a8 | the penple And. in making tuelt_ purchases, ‘bey will no-doubt prove fatal. are noted for paying particular attention to| American su ns attached to the Ru thar at’ the tobacco in Albemarle county was E mn E'ms and Lindens, Tu- | can ‘on Seventh street. There is no place Dr. Willi [Ch the private calendar will surely examine their | 4*my in the Crimea—Drs. Eldridge, Jones, | housed before the recent frosts. It adds that i en eng ee ee rt suis phyainn, ba determined ko tke ap | Mt 0% stpecally aft with erat fmm #34 Ml, ove Macpaod; | Ghat county neve made beter erp. | mand Ammen one Cry Sag cite Hey Raven see any ae as mins e = eed an enninger, ol ‘en! Vania ; J , bis residence in Norfolk. He was wety ae acumen and earnestness. Unless the result Of Holt, of South Carlina, and De. Smith, froth Dreaprcot Hourricaxe.—Advices from San ye oe Waite Aah oe Lge = Ps Haveckesping Paciamen Outny, Gitver Puma, cessful with the fever. this examination shows, beyond question, that | Louisiana, Ho states that they are treated | Domingo to the 1ith ult., state that a tremer- G Albata, Biitanuia, and Japanned Wa-e, Clock , There, have been two frosts at Vicksburg the recommendations of this Court are based nahi consideration by the officers of the | dous hurricane was experienced there, which Ornamental Evergreens and Shrubbery. Bird —— ayy vga bone hes, &c., they = = e~thi the houses of been made to make him. Others, in msk ng their pur wi and Natchez, Miss , and the yellow fever is | 2?" earnest efforts to get at all the facts astepol, which resulted in the blew down nearly one-third of Gish por ry this = mak ag c chases wil ¢ { eit s * s the city, tore up an immenss number of cocoa- artment

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