Evening Star (Washington, D.C.)
October 10, 1854

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THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (cxcntn siHDiT,) At tiif Star Hitiding*, roriutr Pennsylvania *rmu? trml huvntk street. Rt WAI'LACai eni ai Hie cibrs f Wa?h. iiHU>n,U?-o?*e.?wn, AWandria Battiaor* ?n to Ui?* Ag*iiu. To mail imh-wribere lb* ?nh*cripti?m pri>n u THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS 1 ypsr in advance, TWO POL LAKS lor SIX MuNTUt?, and ONE DOLLAR for TI1K EC dOSTHA corns nxi CBJTT. VOL. IV. WASHINGTON, D. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1854, NO. 554.

THE WEEKLY STAR, Tbta ueaiieai family and New* IikimI hbuIii bif (Ntw variety of interesting i Miltni than be found in any otber?ta pabllabed on frariiy. mil. 9taf!e copy, per annum J1 88 TO OLTOO. Fite copiw Ten do 8 Twenty do v. U M> 00- Ca$M, ixvabiaBLT III advance. 0&- Hinjtte copies (in wraj>per?) cu be procund a the ctNinter, inxin diaitly after itoe w>?e ot the |.ap?r. Prue?THaaa ctKTa. i'oSTMABTBRH wbo act ,U Uf?-UU wiU bo allowed a commission of twenty p?r ccnt. A R?*J?DY FOB "EACH DISEASE." AT the r-questofaany dray putienu*, I has* ?Dse..,red to put up a class of my most ?Ci cleat prescriptions in the (bim of FAMILY MEDI CI SES, each on? suited to a particular disease, as not, iike th" manufacturers of the nortrcrr* and pansoevi of th~ day, proaiulgite to the world thai an/ oae *ill euro all diseaw, and who. (in tha dial, frr II?ar; Lhseas", ail Nervaun Affections, Plat a ra4, Hurt Burn, Reatle^ea^s, Hdai>>B?es, N?u ralgia, -airing ths spirits, aad {ivies >*>wer so tL.* whci? system. It is aim .at miracalou* tn its effort (0 eate a boiila. J. 8. Ross's IVt9pipt!0 Oohpouwd. a sure euro for Dyspepsia. Uver Complaint?, and indigesti.ia, wtten *aX??? in conjunction with his Alternate or Family Pills. Pne** of both 76?. Da. J. 8. Rom's Goton Pam ;or Palling of th? W-mb, P"ca'? O.-hiTitv, and Re?axat*ot Th-y ha*.} s petulinr affiiity for the debilitate. muscit?e of the female, and in no ;n-*t*n,-? hav*- th*? failed in radically curing those dis'ressini* com plaints fcartles are so often su^eet rtea 6'.' jea: ku penor to all others. Price Ow. and $1. Db J. 8. Bcsb'3 Rus? jr Onci, tree f'oa a'l tfcr bad elfo"t* if Opium or Lanianutn, pii'-b a? iieel ache, Constipation, or 8::k Stomach. Frire 26c. All whoee Ooaatitation^ are impaired by iivv* n w-ak by mature, should read Dr. J S. ftCde'p -iledi ca! Adriser, ('which conte.his a iocrif tioa uf the Vl"1 ease-? of our climate and the code of rreanr*ni.y It can be had without charge of Z. D. Gilaan, Ch.-u-l?s Stott A Co., W. B 0il3ia--. John W. Nairn, Patterson Jt Nairn, D. 5. Uiari, H H McPiseraou, William I. Srans, iidwe.l A Law rence. J. B. iloors, Washington; J. L. Kidwell, fteerjetown. and by all dealers is AloianMk Yir je af? LIVER CUMTLAINT, DYSPSPSIA, J A U M DICK, CURONIO OK N?i?,VOo5 DIS5Ai23 OF TUa KlDN^y, AND ALL DtSBASSS AKIbiNU FROM A DLSOXD3REO L1?SB 05 bTOMAOE. fr?a as Jop-^lpato?. lavsrd P:.es Pn*h>?? of Bl?at*pg awmti j^a when if a lyin.' Wo' x:*, Disoti.' of Visi^r, Dot or We be before ?T?f ear". r>nu {-^jn 'u iu3 bea-1, itjtl' iensy ef ps-jpira3ou, Y^liowcre# o? the c'-in and fc^ei, Nu .a Uie SiU Cas=t u^'n, aciin.'i i.i'iiU t'l ijrtt, ilnruic( in the F.?-ib, Oooe'jk-.t 'Tssyiatarrs of e-?Pi. an 1 Srett J#epret!?ioa of Spirits, OAS XI X>nOTT}AUT OVXXB IT d r: hoo fland's Celebrated G-drman Bitters, PKHPAE&D BY PR, 0. M. JA.CKSON, Ma. 1X? Airtfc eirsct, PhlUdelvMla. pow r tr the i'oove Jiseaaas is not jxc?!led Ifei ^alis>?, Qj mi.y ol?.?i pteparit'ioa in the Unite*] SUt? *9 the tjr-' attest, ia -aaay -far itJ fu^phyebiaao failed. Ttsec? bltt*rsar-? wcrthj the attention oflarelidu Pos3ea3lc,ssn e-Tsreiy i'3! -ted with Lirer Coin pi vat, Imuuiw JUrrhoia. aad Piles, 4Ui fer:n^ in a gre^c 1e; -,e coustautly, tae pains and in ooarenfc'n ??t-ndau; r?;>on aeh Ji* ves, withon: energy, b??nj srarcel/ ao'.e tr attend t* any bn^ I l?>et a great i^al ?f tny ani nsed taany kinaed with yna- "Hm* vtd't Gr^mn.r, if-.'tei:." th? ha?e entirnly enred rte. I ha7e gaiaed ir weight ever fv^'j ;w(i since I eoruaenceii thsir nss, aul I aai a :w entirely i'r?s from pain aud amii?ii l your rfiUm to all invalid ?TO!t, reoK?;t.aIiy, Jctis r. oopr, Ha. 12 I^r .-.rr Pi%0; w. n. A Argue, W-^tcn. Mo>, Jaij IX, lSa't, oa;i: "I vas la? >um^ier So ?ery low and wees as uot to bo aole to stand at tae cas> lonz-r than one bonr at a tiia? I tried one botUe of your O-rman Bittera, which ?rtirely car?d me. I hare a?t Liver C-impiulBt, e* loa; ?t .a ling, ?hx,\ hid -'xirt i tht u.x.1 oj sat rrz* p^yrwiaat, was eati.ely curad by the a?e or Bottle^-' V. m?lr? Jewalleff, ^Vo>??er, O., D?v 2d,1851, "1 mbri?ce td? opportunity of in 'orxaiog yv?? o? the ?at betu?eo^ier?i 8t >maca;i tniak to existence." D. K. Sykes, ttsq KiMr of tA? Lbtrier 'orwich, C->na., eakl: "i ane be^n using your Ger n *a Ctuera for -touie time, for Dyepepsia, ?cj i*r,. f in 1 eo muoh raiief from then, chat 1 hare na.1# up ot mini to Co Jaaeeriiie, R'is. B??t. l**l, eavl; "Yourdermen Bitten are deserved ly poyjlar u?^e, and ajiong ail the prep&reu m^.ii d isa on our afcelrw, Hjv aar* eol!laad's tjcrmsn Bitters.' Jane Id, 1^6'f, th-y e^id: llvf. ^Qua^ni th*m aa lafalaabie spring and summer m"> iichia W. M.Orr, Wooster. O., ?)ctoNrr id, 1?62, e-ri You ask me my opinion of the Grrtaaa Bitters 1 uava need th*u> for Uy^p?}vsi? and Indigestion, etvi tak? pleasure in elating that I think th*y are the ?ery beet i*m?-iy for the above oomnlaint^? lltey a-e decviaiij in 'Jit jU,; i-w of all tht proy i etor j m^iictnAt the day ???"ir. Orr is a dixtiugulshe-J lawyer of Woosta; Th** Bltterii a. s nrnasLi vurn it The* aseer tAf tyiUn bat u?.jgorale U for eale in WasamgtOB by Z. D. OILMAN: IT la Owgefcjwn Of J. L KIDWBLL. Ia Alexaairia jj J. R. PIBrpont In Richmond by PCRCULL. r.ADD CO In Baltimore by CANrtY A ILATJ}| And by re?^et^b!? t?*l#rs i|? msdicias eee.-w W l--|? WABiiElTS IMPROVKT* P1RK AND rtR-PKrx'P COMPOSITION ROOFING. \lrE Uii- pletjiure ia culling the r.t'eution ot ff p ?rti?* '*J?t-inpl?tiu>f burldinn to thi? higb ly po^uiar n ?itni to pc?ae?uh^apnesii. durabi ity and security a^ainft !he action of the el- ?m^nt*. We are rea iy to contract f. r r lb the city 1 and eouoiry i>A>w lH.nr? rr. rij II to 1? s n ?ud I to 5 p m. C V WARheis A OJ, luth ft. ?i d-or ?bove M-'tuhs's AocUnn K-'cm. sug i- CAPTAIN CANOT, 4 CTHOR OF TU* GREAT BOoK. JUfT BE l^CTUBEUBLISUJiI)' SPIUKri of HAMPTOVB GREAT CURB OF RHSUMATIFM CONTRACTED UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATK8. Baltihohv, Md June 4.1S54. Mr. H'xJcbridgi, ofth*. J*wn>ain HoUl Light street. Baltimore? I>*r Sir Betas; on the point of leaving th* city, I avail myself of n few idle mrmsnts to thank you klndlv for the medicine yon .-*nt me, and ?hired ?e to the nse of my limbs. I b"g yon to send m? four bottle* more, to _ carry on my vovag". c? I h?d the fortune to ust- Lit. Hampton's Ve8. a*ier bav in^ been tormented with gal* auic ba ter;es, col J anj aromatic baths, ai)l hundreds of internal an>) ?sternal medicines, all to no effect, I am, so t?r by this Hampton's Ve*e able Tiaeture only. There'ire, my enr sir, accept of the assurance ut j ?Jf gratitude, and be;ieve tie your wej] wisher. Thomas Uawot REV. VSRNON E.-KRIDGE, D. 8. N. *rr v v n Portsmouth, Ta Aug. 18,1W1 Mr. J. E Berc ftrort '?rie to ?rre, b -t have never been I ???e J' account for auy apparent good, and it b a j lilessteg to SthumrrsftT !ha* thatmedMne is j round which ro.-*sser the wjnder' u- rviwcr of pro tngfrgr-ciasn iifs The many cures if b?s wn-ught 1 3J? 1 nf the benefic-ft! results j wnich may be e' -risaced frem its J.cii TArtTTAY pamphlets gratis, and see cur.s r.l OmmA, Bronchstti, Rhrumat sm, Xevralgia, Dysvrp I no. bcrvc^tnw nnd Gen urtl Weakness. As a fema'e i*-"linne or for delicate children we believe it ua ?-?qualed. AWHold by MORTIMER k MOWBBAY, UOBalti aore eet, Baltimore, and 304 Rroadway, New *ork; CH \8. STOT r A CO WIMER. j. B. MOORK, OH. CLARKE, CLAKKK A HOWLING, W ELLt *n where. H ug 31?tr TAKE NOTICE. HOUSEKEEPER and others are reminded that the followisa list of articles are of the verv best deecription, and can be portihaaed froai the sua sjribsr on as low ternw as any o ner bouse in the "ity. A laiga *a?ortment and sapplj ?!vay? oo baud: i i Ola cf all kind' Queerswar* P?t?t3 Prosh-t Oimphine Clocks Varrieh Lamps Turpentine Chandeliers Window ttl&aj Sirandolae China Vd?ee Kertaenware Brittannia Ware a^r 4c-' *c' i Goods sent to any part of the city free of chanre. Country dealers will do well to call. C 8. WHITTLESEY, 7th street, opp. Selden A Withers' Bank. ?ji?r 17 -tf &EMITTAXC?3 TO IBELAffD. ?ERS?JN8 desiring to seed money to Ireland, can "btafn checks for ?l or more, on the Belfast j -anking Cajnp>iny, payable in alJ the principal Apply to OnCBI? BROTHERc, Ban Ws, opposite the Tr.asurv tfu.Hh:a? '?K ri?mn" T TO MAKE YOUR HAIR CUKL. WOXOAK OF THE WORLD VIE Great W nier ?f the Worll has at length 1 b?>en discuverel. You cannot make f nehair a nit- or bUca, bat Mr BY HON H. U.iB .i has at l-nftta procured the truth ct the great secret, after mukh udv, toil, an 1 expense, how to mifcethe f;.ur c irl and wave in the most gr?c-ful manner for lift- The proprietor ha? travelled through varir us P srt" of Kuropo. for upwards of nine years in search of the e?l.-b.ated cht-mist aud pbyRiologi.'-t, M. %"jnes, and has at length fou.;d him iu ltalv. and P ir-lwseluo, and toe receipt will be im mediately forwarded to the person. All letters must be jKSt paid to secure attention Sep I? 3m ?AS FIXTTTRXB. ili Esr.hscribcrs take pleasure in anriounclng to U? public that their stoci of GAfi PiXTL'ivAS "Otnprisin- ^me of the Hvst and luteet patu-nah has b-eu receded, aad that iheyare now prepare^ to Ml! a .the lo wen rates. Per- -us iu Vsnt ?f Qas Fixtures ?JJIILT'Tk!!". \rA will no doubt nV t? iO their I>welUnc-i an j pa? |c buUdings 3tt?l tinM. w r?>u/ht aud Cast iron Pipes, aad everything in the IrP-' Protection Nationa! 1 Union ia on 7t^ ?tre?t. orpoeite the K?t Vot tT?ha b!>.*.H*t,'Ptr">gry' "U l iH DOW rw,,JJ" to ?ttend x .is bosiuess of its o-mhtM, namely ?n makinj examinationaade order at the shortest ?rt^ T. 0. CLAYTON, '?IT President I. P. N. U O YNONYM8 OF TUB $KwTtrUTAMK?.TTby^K. v 0. French, B. D., .1'itbor c*" "The fctcdy tf Worlds," Ac. A Tennesson Abroad, or Letters from Europe, Afnca, a'd Asia, by Hand. Iph MacGarock. A.M L. i* a~sat?r cf the ^hvilie liar. TaVLOK a MAURY'S Bookstore, near ?th it. 1 TAKE NOTICE. NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED. I) W. BKOWXIlXG, Merchant Tailor. Pa avenue, anf?Ki3,W*.,l'or the whole seasm, without regsrd t?expen->e. i*auiil-es and Parties promptly tmt'piird U>s Har and Laid-r is at all tim>?s pV> K'd with th^ t>e*t in the line. Making his acknowL dgments Iot pa*t encouragement, he respectfully invites a e n unu^nce of th* same, with every intention and ex ert on to piease. ??j" A lew Boarders can be comfortable accommo tatrd. sep 22?Cm uwonaii AKJ&ltfc, AC. CABINET MAKBB p U NDEKT AK?R. J UK under Igned would respectfully imorm hie L friend?, a^uaintanaes, and the public genera! U cliat he still ?jentinues to execute all orders in bf. line of business in the be?t manner and at the short ss; notioe. UkPAlItinO neatly and promptly executed ?f PDMERALS attended to et the shortest notice, and in the beff Manner. Bodies presmtti in the 'nett perfect rtuvn street, t ird Louse east ?i 7th street mar 17?ly UNDERTAKER. 1 WOULD respectfully return my tnanks to tht sitisens of Washington and its vicinity for then j udt patronage, and say tnit owing to the fri-qseut :?.lis in the Undertaking branch of civ basinet, i ??*.ve b*ec inuueed to discontinue the"manuTseiBe* 1 ;'o rait are, a ad turn my attention fully 10 ths 'iNDidlTAK-LVJ. i tiare spar??i no painn to hart -very thiag that is requisite to my business, and 1 ?ia theretorefci'; prepared to meet ?tny order afVei momentt u'.tice, and I assure thes* who iua> ^ive we call that I will fc'rare no pains u carry ou": ht-ir orders to ;beir entire sat'jrtaction. J A WHS F. ilASlVKS', No 410, ?Ui ?t., betvren ana U. CI. B.?Calls atieuOeU to at ail hours of the uigni taar 1?ly UNDERTAKING. i W. PLANT CO. bavin* removed from their f) s old stand, on D street, between ?tb and 10th, to ttieir present place of business, on the eust side of 7th, be.weei b and H ste, respectfully announce, chat they are prepared at the thortest notioe, a ?u a.l hours t the night, to attend to cails mad;' in ;he line of th?ir business. UeiDg prepared to fui- rji?i- faner?le ia the luoet complete and appropribU uixnner, and io devote thems?!vf?solely to the bus nines oi Uuderta&ing. nothiug siiMl be wanung ou i tb?-ir p?rt to give entire B?tijfacUon to ti.ose who Diploy '.heui. as sole owners oi Crump's 1'iUeia Cx'jpse Prtsetvtr, 3. W. I'laut Co. re?pectiuilji in it" public attention to the sup'riorrty of Crump's Oorpj-e t'ressrver o*" r e-very o.htr invention 1 the iiiid, as it may be eifectuallv used ior the dead bod} ttiUieut placing it in a box of ice, or the ice brfing ;u actual contact with the coipse. Crump's Corpse ri wrrez nas never been kn- wu to lai. a th' hot le^t weather, to give satisfaction, a* can be proved cy numerous certificates. Shrouds at different ksnds made 'o Older at tiie sh^xteot notice, and on the most res'KJiiable terms. Thi advertiser'-.charg* s aro below the usual rates ?A th-r Undertakers. A iiearso alwrys in realiness. aug 2^?eotf j ui BUSUsLbS UAiUJb. book iN aii its varmtie-i, aeaiiy exe^u^d, on rhe most reasonable terms, by TttOM^o Titlt'LiKTT k OO, Pennsylvania avenue, side, 2d door ap ?Ittf -r m U:th striw'. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR U-,m , Wiscans;;. Ohio,ani U nnetjc^, liori-ia, 0th. .bn.lt r, c. wim m Jt TTJlf. tfSF Jf'J& CLAIM*: A.KD JfOTARi' PUBLIC. crno OF?G3H* 10 I'd* TKSiijUal .Of li>?y WAaHIKGTOX. D. C, GAS LIGHT! GAS LIGHT! THOMAS life WIS, PltfTci'lOAL GA8 P1TTKR, 10th street, between Penun avenue and B street, doom about hicduire't Attclion Siore.) nAVINU -ierveo a regular Hppreniio^Bhipof over live year.5 at th? tiaa Fitt ng butiL.e->a a in uiie of the largest ejtabiLLments in Pisil- g w! he up Dwellings, Churches f ores, Ac., in a neat and suosttntiiil manner, s. d we.rrabttsd not to ieuk. T> Is. exe uteo all kinds of iron Pipe WorV, for gas ?team, and water, at the shortest notice, end on lecoinmodatiDg terms Numerous tefereiices given if required, sep 18? lm* roE P00E AND LABO&IHG MLN. C'MALL LUILU1NG LOt^ of 10 feet or more, in O various parts of the City, auJ Georgetown, at low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYU A CO. BUILDING STONE For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves in Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria. LLOYD k CO. For sale, a large and handsome CARRIAQE and HAH if ESS LLOYD A CO, 15tL street, opp Treasury Department jv518? ly "GLENWOOD CEMETERY." r|MlI8 beautifhl burial place d the dead having J just been dedicated with appropriateoeremonies for the purpose, i* now open for the receptiou of the remains of deceased perfoos. The MAUSOLEUM has capacity for a bnBdred todi?-s, in which such triends c f the dea^ as may apply can pla- r the departtd until they select sites foi th? Knaves. Tn>* plan of th* incorporators is one of equality in regard to the lots, whi h will not be put np publicly tor sale, (although ti.ev usually bring a premium,) 1 making tne early selection of lots t&e mo *t desir able. Until an offlo* la eetatlished in the city of Wash icgton, applicitK ns wi i be punctually att?nded to bt the prep-rit office, in the east wing oI the build ing cn entering tho Cemetei-y. WM. 8. HUMPHKKY8 N. B.?Glenwooil is situated a short dictance due north of the Capitol. nog 11 ?fcin IT N D It li G AHMKNT8 ?.-haker flimiel, ca?h J mere merino. Saxony So-.tch wool; G.use me r no, lisle thread, sdk and cott u USDtnGAn MKN IS Stirta, CvUars, Limn and Musl n Pntcm?, at blGL'8, Jep 19? W'.llards' llobcL t TOE UNION ACADEMY, Corner of llth struct and ye*o York avenue. TniS loritutien will be opened for the next yea; on f!iit Monday in September. 1954. Ibe number of pupil* 1b limited. Tha ?cbcoi will eor pi-t of three claws, Junior, Middle and Senior. Kr ery desirable facility is offered. Ap lieation- shoui be made Immediately. Preference given to the*' who enter for tie longest time. Circulars at the Bookstoree. THB ONION FEMALE ACADBMY will open st the same time. Circulars as above. Z RICHARDS, jy 31?d3a MRS M. A. RIQWA ttDt; GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY, gbombtown, d. c. R?w. MTm. J. Clark, V.mmvklj;e, the rooms capa cious, a Lid the grounds tor recreation are very am ple. Terms tor boardirg pupils, ('100 per sesFkn of 10 month*, payable on lie 1st o September and lot o! Februiry. This charre includes boarning, tuition in English and Mathematics, room rent, fuel, light? and was'nig. Muioc, French, Spanish, Ac. Drawing and Painting extra. Pay Huhoiars from $5 to $10 per quarter, according to the daises which they enter. Reference ?s mad, to Dr. Grafton Tyler, Captain Geo. F. de la Roch-, W. G. Ridgely, Ksq., "V llunrei Ksq, W 8. U. Tajlor. Keq., Francis l>odg?, Ksq_ |lot>ert P. Dodg-, Ew., and Dr. O. M. Tinthicum. Georgetown, D C.; nod to .los. 11. Bradley, ilsq.. Aaron C liavton, tsq., aud Mr. Fitxhugti Coyiv, Washington, D. C. iyl4?tf (Intel A TTnion) JGI1N REESE, thOntltTOh. OF THE Eagle Plamliinj and fias-Fittiiig Dcpt, W/ OCLO re.q>ecifuily call the attention M the citizens of Washington, Georjp toTvn, and vicinity to the excellent assort. ro? nt of Goods in ais line, which he haj^ on hand aadiadaiij receiving addition U 1 Chandeliers, Crop Lights, brackets, Penlan's, and in fa t every article connected with the GT osU %'ijr 10 "danoing academy. I)ROF H. VV. MUNOKK tike; gr??t pleasure in an-ouncing to hii? fri>*nd8 HUU the pub ic gen erillyj that he ha.s returned to W>,sliingtcn, end )1 resume ttie duties of h.s SCHOOL on Saturdav, October 7th, lt. private vnd central, and iu pr^nt o! Nsaiity w'll be suri.ass'd by none in the oity. It consideration th?t Hail will nervie?j to those who wit-h to b? pi-rf*c"ei in any dcpRrtm^nt in the above b> antilul w-cr-riipii^b ment. Hit* style of daucing nredw t f riaer rlasH ?i 1 tef-t.fy His new llall will be open*J *i*h a large Bad ?infi Kzhibition. Alltho-ewfeo wi;h to participate ar requested to join immediately. l'rrius. Ac., will he made Known upon appVcUion at Mr Juhn F. JUlis 6 Music Store, Pernfyitania avwnuiv T?ar Ten h s' r?et, s?v ?-.olm KOT1CE. Ordsahci Omcr, WAiuiNGTON, Sept--mber 28, 1?61. CID.VjrRISfl, during it.* la-t ,^"f?i^n, hp.vinw' read# y ao appropriaiion for tlie purchase of the bet.' breech-loiwling Rifles for The use of the United States rmy, "prevised Uiat tbe Secretary ot Tier, aiX..r a fdir practical te.st tberwof, sin 11 deem the purehaw! advisable and proper," icventors and manu(kitur trc are hereby notifo-d thct spveim. n of ecember next for preliminary exiiciiiau- i*; v, i! if found to offer reasonable exyectatiop ot b^infr u-eful, a purchase will be ma-'e of a suffl.dent n^ui ner (day twenty tire ot e ich of tht uti atJoroing auch ejpectation) to be plaod in the hauds of ine isol dkrs for trial in the flel l. Ike result of this prac tical test will aid the l^eeretHry in making a d-* tirt(?n. 1IKNRT K CRtlG, wp Co^inol of Ordawiw CAUTION. Wj: the und"rsij;ned, I'otUer.i, have jointly r? soivel that if we detect an* p^rtou or i errons hmcafl?T in buying, s^iliny. filling, 'e prices. b*P 3J?tolin FOll SAL. K?The Sloop GEO. WASH INGTOy, lylug at 17th &t Wltirf. She is iu e-dling order Steven toai freight. Vor (eiais enquire at the corse] 'Jtb and K meet*, aug tti?tf EVENING STAR. Promotions from the Bank and File of the Army. The following General Orders." which are beiDg issued from the War Department, are (if great public interest: GENERAL ORDERS. WAR DEPARTMENT. /?Adjutant General's Office, No. 17. Washington, Oct 4, 1 ?*>i. The following regulations have been estab lished to carry out the provisions of the 5:b section of the act of August 4, 1854, relative to the promotion of non-commissioned officers _1 ??An Army Board composed of four rank, will be convened, annually, on the first Mon day in September, in the city of Washington for the examination ot such non-commissioned officers as may l.e ordered to appear befort them by the War Department. 2 ?To aid the Department in the selection of proper candidates for promotion, company commanders will report to their Colonels al. such non-commissioned officers as, iu their opinion, by education, conduct, and services seem to merit advancement. In these reports must be set forth a description of the candi date. his length of service as non-commissioned officer and as private soldier, his character as to fidelity and sobriety, his physical qualifica tions and mental abilities, the extent to which his talents have heoncultivated, and his fitness generally to discharge the duties of a conimis aioned offiier. If recomme'idpd on account o! meritorious services, the particular service referred to must be stated in detail. On re ceding the reports of company commanders, the Colonel will assemble a Board, to coc.-i-i of four officer3 of his regiment, of as high rank as the convenience of the service will ad am, to make a preliminary examination into tht claims and qualifications of those non-com missioned officers who may appear to him de serving promotion. Where the Colonel ha* not authority to convene auch Board, the regi mental officers necessary to form it will, ol application to the proper Department com mander. be plased subject to his orders. Tbc Board, constituted as above, will submit, a full statement in the case of each candidate ex amiued; and on the e statements the Colonel will endorse his remarks and forward them, through the Head Quarters of the Army, t* ttio Adjutant General, to be laid before the Secretary of War. p.?The foregoing reports must be trans iuitted iu time to reach Washington by the 1st day of May in each .year, and such non-com missi ned officers as the Secretary of War may consider suitable candidates for promotion will receive otde.8 from the Adjutant General's office to present themselves fur examination by the board to be convened on the first Mon day in September following. As a genera! rule one-fourth ot the vacancies occurring an nually in the Army will be tillea irorn tho non commissioned grades The persons thus up pointed shall, as far as practicable, be at taehed to the regiments in which their meri torious services had been rendered, and will thereafter succeed to vacancies in their par ticular arm of service according to seniority. 4 ?.No candidate will be examined who is married; who is under twenty or ovor t*entv ei^ht years ot age; who, in tbc judgment ol the board, has not the physical ability to en dure the expoeur?* of service: who haa any deformity of body, or whoso moral habits are bad. a.?The board. beiDg satisfied of the?e pre liminary points, will proceed to examine each candidate separately: ?fcirst. In his knowledge of liDglish gram mar. and ability to read und write with facil ity and correctness Second. In fl!.-: knowledge of arithmetic, and his ability in the application of i.s rules, to ali practical questions, and in his ksowi cd^e of plain >tnr forwarding, n due season, the reports neces sary to aid in tho selection of proper candi dates to ba brougiit before these first two Boards of examination. By order of t he Secretary of War S. Cooi-EK, Adjutant General. A Fearful Lesson. The record of our criminal court shows a horiible condition of me youth of our city, and lJ. is really deplorable that it is to; while at present there is hut little hope of a reforma ti m, at least until the house of refuge shall be completed, to ufioid an asylum to those children who either from force of circum stances or from inclination are led to deeds of piltering, and ultimate robbery of the highest grade. A few days since a lad thir teen years of age was con igned to the peni tentiary for theft of a hat valued at one dollar Tni is not an isolated case, for scarce a ttiui of the couit passes that one or moro of lender years is not incarcerated in prison.for some petty theft; and though a rigid discipline may be enforced to prevent ther mingling with those whose lives have been spent in dissolute and immoral practices, it is impos-ible to evade the pernicious influences which are thrown around thein, and which must have an evil tendency One of the boys now in pri son stated that he had parents living in the city, but that he had, six mouths before his arrest, abandoned his hi me, and took up his quarters with the band of juvenile delinquents known as the forty thieves It is a fuct that most of these children can neither read nor write, in cousequen.e of the fast that their parents exercise no control over them and though there are school-houses in Almost every street, they are not compelled to em brace the advantages presented to them for improvement 'Ihere aro now two children in jail ot iioi more than fourteen years of age. wh oso inevitable fate will be an incarceration in the penitentiary. These are brother and sister, and they wure nrrestc d iu the very act ot robbery, so that no possible chance of es cape is presented for them It is plain to Sae who u responsible tor all this. The burden of ldanid rests upon parents alone, whu en ooumge these acts of wickedness by allowing their children the full sway of their own voli tion while their own lifes are-spent in de bauchery and idleness. It ie gratifying to know that the house of refuge will >oen be completed when a place will be afforded where 11 proper roui>e of instruction and moral train iog will do much to win back these youthful ileiicquenta to the paths of virtue and isteg rity.?Baltimore American. A Good Anecdote A correspondent of the Boston Transcript gi\es the following good anecdote I have heard a good anecdote here, of oue of your Boston men, which is too good to be kept Iroiu your readers Theodore b. Parker, Esq., a merchant id your city, happened sfew weeks hlc8 to be a guest for one night at Mr- Knapp's hotel. After tea, as he was enjoying the cool ncs* of the evening breete on the piaiia he not.cud u gentleman in ihe office who w?? ex* amiuing the hook of arrive, and who after wards walked up and down the piatia, scan tling him (Mr. P very closely Some ten or litteeo minutes passed in this way, when the tvrauger broke the sib-nee by addressing him Is your name Parker, Sir?" Yes. sir.'' I'heodore Parker Yes, sir." Do >ou come from Boston, sir V Yes, sir Then, sir (wi'h a look as if the ideality of fiie individual were fairly established.) "I suppose 'hat you are the man who goe* abonr i" -New England, villifying tiio institutions of the South! '"??do, no!" answered the astonished Mr. i'arker before whose eyes a bag of feathers a:ii a kettle ol tar danccd a momentaryj?i.stab eg, and s >me lawyers, wbo were en gaged in the perpetration of robberies by the wholesale, plundering otores, hotels, stealing horses, tliers e-capod. it is believed through the 01 mpliciy of a police officer of this city, now d jaa. To thi- gang Dr. Felt belonged He vt u afterwards arrested here on a charge'of boise-.stealiiig in JSew liamt shire. and carried there tor trial, the result of which we do u?*t know In 1852; soon af er a number of bold forge ies had been committed upon the Boston banks. Felt presented the foiged check upou a l,o ton lirm for about $1,000 at the counter "t a bp.r;k at Cambridge, lie w?s arrested tb?> spot. but made such disclosures relative to his accomplice-;, a Bnetrm lmrjoi and clerk i bank, who, it appears, were engaged in or and more extensive forgeries, that he was accepted as state's evidence, hut the i iwy?r and uiinunic ttion from France s ates that Mt S >uie arrived at Toulouae on the I7th. and whs a -compatiied b.y Mr Sickles, the I'mted States secretary oi Legaiiou at London The Emperor of France is expected te pay return visit to Prince Albert, or, rather, to vbit ilur Mi'jestv the Queen. It is expected bo will be accompanied by the Empress Eu genie Apartments are titling up for him in Windsor Castle; they are the same as those used for the recent ion of tb-j Empeior of Rus sia when b?i visited the Queen of England ilie visit is expected to take place after the return of the Coiiri from Balmoral. mpus nit/Kin'. ITS PlMSHMKST iji #NjG l.vm>?A fraud in railway management iu England. recently detected, has been visited with prompt and merited punishment. John W Stale, formerly attorney of the Manches ter-. Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway C?.-m pnnv. having, by the utterance of forged docu ments of certificates of payments oflionds, obtained the sum of about $35.(100, he hag la-ely been tried in London, convicted, and sentenced to fil" oen yeuTi transportation. Dick, who wm hang at Dayton, the other day, was inalined u> have no faith in any religion but the Catuolio. yet he was vis i'td occasionally by Protestant ministers. AI out a week before he was hung, he was ns!-'ed by one of these gentlemen, a worthy and talented man, Have jou any objection to my praying with you"I gueas not," said ihek; every little helps." WASHINGTON FRANCX RAILROAD. CU~,iye of P.icet bfJwtt* Was/nai/Urn Bait m?rt. NrOTIC(?.?tin ami hi't?-r Mi>naay, U't..ber2d, the lare betwe* n Washington and Baltiajtr? id b?' on* dollar and Mitv cents A coinniu atir a f t?n wnts wi'l be ailowei to alt who procure (''?St ets brf^re enti-nng the oara An a diticn of ten o-nts wi 1 ?lso t>?* oi?1h to all way ftatians unlo^a tb-kets are purchased at the office. Kound tiio ticketo. for litre* davs, will bj isauad on the 2J, K.1, 4th, nnd 5tb tns aut, at $2, to aH who n.av wi-h to vidt the t grirulturtl fair and Xar> laud institute. Leave Washington for Baltimore at. 6 acd 8}^ a. m ?>nd 3 at.d 5pm On aundavs nt 6 a to an^ 5pm Leave rfuiiiin ue ti r Wa.binfr'on daily, except anuria) s, at 4}4 a^?l 9 a m, at d 5 atd 8 pm. On euuua>d at 4l4 a hi and 6pm lSy order: X. 11 PAKS0N8, Agent, o^* 2? lni UNDERTAKING A CABINET MAKING. ndrertifer retnrrs tincere thanks to l.is a frlendu a??a the pefedc in t eial 1' v th*?r put patrouagi;,! and informs tb* m th t witb in-1 Cfa,-' .1 facilities, he ia p*epared' .10 ati> (t-1 tu all ori>r? iu id* tine ol bcru?M witb pr. tn --tnesj and dispatch, lie (lives bis prr-onal at '?uti'n to Uiid-rtns.lt.g, avid tbo e requiring bla rerviiwHWill always fina Km c*r?fol ard obligtng. t!ai.'s atteniifd to at al' hout*. day ut-d Die't In thirab ne: mak'Ui; iiuo be tUJ 10 tw bla to ?atisf. et on ?s ler?tofor?* ll?s est'- Lnsbmeot i?>in t*a avaiue, Not. lei atxl between 17th utd lath tU, s'irat W?ia, Waeblngtoo. JUS S Pd U4WLBR, off! Cabinet Utkn aad Lnderukar."

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EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY APTEBHOOH October 10. itEIIOTAL. jyiHE OFFICE OF THE "EVENIVO -IAK IS REMOVED TO THE LARGE i>MIOK BUILDING ON THE CORNKR OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEV iNTH STREET THE PUBLICAUON OFFICE IS ON THE AVENUE, ONE DOOR FROM KLEVES1H STREET. XST Persons wanting the Evening Star in Baltimore, can procure it early every after noon at Henry Tajlor's Newspaper Depot, Sun Iron Buildings." SPIRIT OF THE MORI! IRQ PRESS Tha. Intelligencer again consider? the grounds on which the Nebra?k* bill is de fended, North and South, seeming this morn tag to be inclined to ?co!d the Chicago Times lor exhibiting a southern phase in its last is sue. The same paper corrects the uufounded general northern impression that the slave at the South if not entitled to trial by jury. lha Union continues its discussion with the Richmond Enquirer in a temperate, digrified, and really powerful artiole, wherein it shows the worse than folly of gratuitous personal attacks on any Democratic leaders, in Demo cratic journals Florida Election?The eleoiion for a Con gressman and members of the Legislature, took place in Florida on the 2d inst Talla hassee, which, two years ago, gave Maxwell, dem., for Congress 9 majority, now gives him 43 over Gov. Brown, whig. Both candidate reside in that town. Three of the four demo cratic candidates for the legislature have also majorities. One precinct in Leon county shows a majority for the democratic tioketof 35 votes It is thought the whole State has gone Demo cratic. Nbw York Catholic Provincial Cocncil The Provincial Council tseembled at Ne* York by Archbishop Hughes was closed with public services in ths Uahedral iu that cit^ on Sunday. Ihe Bishops and their theolo gians marched in procession to the chuich where mass was celebrated, and a sermon preached by Bishop McCloskey It i? spokeu oi by he New York ilorald as a ??fine piece of pulpit eloquence, and a clear and logical argumentation on the Church's doctrine of in. fallibility Reflux or Emigkation.?The New York Express says: W e have before referred to the fact that la ge Lumbers of foreigners, who had sought an asylum on our snores, and not finding ihe land of lioerty a!l they antici paled it, were returning, and are daily back,' to their fatherland.' a morning con temporary estimates the total number of emi grants who bare left this port, since the first of August last, at six thousand, or between ten and fifteen per cent on the total amount of emigration into this country during the asm* time Tebbiblb TaA?k?r.-if Greene, Chenango county, N. Y a returned Califurnian named Davis had a misunderstanding with his wife whioh led to a separation. Davis met hiB law. with whom .is wife resided and after a brief conversation, tLey parte 1,' when he drew a revolver and shot bis relative in the baok, Billing him ius antl/. He then proceeded in search of his wife, whom he .ho shot, and she' expired a short time after. As a climax to this scene of horror, the wretchei man turned the weapon upon his own breast and slew himself. Th* Elections,?Elections take place to day in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, for members of Congress, State Legislators, and other offioers. Fifty-seven members of Con gress are to be elected in the three States. In Pennsylvania a Governor is also to be elected and the choioe of a United States Senator will devolve on the Legislature. Baltimore elects Mayor and members of her City Council to morrow. Annixatiob Opposed ?A majority of the Board of City Council of Charlestown. Ma*s *r* 0PP?**1 to annexation to Boston, and re fuse W certify to the retnrns of the late elec tion. They are to be compelled by a writ of mandamus. New Orleans Markets.?The first lot of new Sugar was brought in on the 3d inat., and ?old at 6 cents. Flour has declined $1.25 a banal. Good Ohio is selling at $6.25. The potato crop in Wisconsin is said to the largest and best ever raised in the Stat*. pbbroxai,. la terming the telegraphic correspon dent of the Naw York Tribune an abolition ist, we had no raferenee to *njor McRea, the special telegraphic correspondent 0f that jour sal. The editor of the Baltimore American, who is tttigrapkie a get at Baltimore for the &t?oeiated press, trtet to be severe on that por tion of the press who denounce the too often willlui blunders of telegraphio reports. He says they belong to that olas* of weaklj journals who, unable to pay for the cost'y use ?f the telegraph, filch what they can from their more et erprisn g cotemporariee, and then abuse the whole system." The editor is batting for his bread and but ter. .Ve don't thuue him. ....W W. Hawkes, Esq son of Dr. Hawkes, of New York, has bean vereignty doctiiue, we really do not know ihe first man in Wathiogton, Whig or Derno l orat, who belie.es in it in the ultra sense in J which tne Enquirer interprets it. That is, as I ihe right of settlers in Coited Sr.i esTerrito I ries by their action in any manner to inter II ere with the proprietory right* of the General I Government there, or with the political righs in connection with such territories whioh inuro to the citizens of the several States. As it* friends here interpret it, it is fimply the right oi settlers in United States Territories tomako all needful rules for their own government, which shall not interfere either with the rights of the General Government there, or with those of the citizens of the States, one and all. It does not acknowledge the ri^hc of settlers in a Territory to set themselves up as a complete sovereignty, like a State. That is, to take such action as a community, as will set metes and bounds to the rights of the citizens of the States there, whioh they can do on becom ing a State. The Fastern War.?Those who conceived that the Eastern oontest was about to termi nate, now realise that it has but commenced, it being known that an allied army or over sixty thousand men are tn the march to invade the Crimea; Sevastopol, the main military depot in southern Russia, beiug the Ultimate point aimed to be reached. Up to the moment of the commencement of the exe cution of this plan, H was pes-ible for Franoe and Eogland to draw out from the affair, with out awaiting the hazards of real war Now, however, the chance has pa*scd They are to fight it out, if it requires ton years to settle 'he questions involved by force of arms. To ua the invasicn of the Crimea is deemed of great importance, by public men i f all parties and nations now in Washiogtoa. Thus, it set tles the question as to the ability of France and England, if so disposed, to meddle with our interests and rights on this side of the Atlantic. They are to have their hands full in the East and Europe, for at least five years, inot for hve times five Our foreigQ commerce mutt greatly profit through their war, at the expense of tkei r tore gy commeree. The commercial effect of this surety that they have at length fairly en tered upon a long, expensive, and very uncer tain career of war, will be as remarkable upon American interests, as was the acquisition of California. We have no space to-day in which to comment at length on the contingencies to America of the invasion of the Crimea, though they crowd thick and fast on our mind. A New British Charge to Bogota ?We learn that Mr Griffith, the able and accomplished Bri.ish secretary of legation to this Govern ment has boen promoted by the Queen to the post of Charge to Bogota, Souih America. A Handsome Compliment.?The United Staea Light Hou e Board in this city have juat received from the wafers of the World's fcair. in New York, one of the sixty-two silver medals which ;hey have distributed, lhis with the diploma, was awarded to the Board for a Fresntre illumiDating apparatus of the firat o;der, manufactured by Mr Henry Le pante, of Paria. It is now in use at Cape Hat teraa Light House. The Board very properly design forwarding the beautifnl medal to M. Lepante, a* being more justly his than theirs. The Naval Engineer Board.?The Bo^rd of Naval Engineers, charged with tbo duty of determinir.g upon the plans and making the contracto for the six new steamers, are again in session in this city, and are now drawing up the contracts whioh were awarded not long since. As soon as they complete that duty, they will decide finally on the plans and ar rangements for the const; ucticn of the last two?one at New York and the other at Nor folk?not yet determined. The Texaa Coast Light-houses ?The Light house Board have information from the vari ot .s lights on the Texas ccast, that the terrible storm not long since occurring in that quarter, did no material damage to any one of those lights, though nearly every buoy on thatcoaat was swept from its position. An Audicw Pro Tempore.?Maj. Thoa. L. Smith, First Auditor of the Treasury, being away on leave of absence, the President has duly appointed D. L. Mahon, chief olerk, au iitor pro tem. in his stead. A Satlmakor Ordered ?Saiimaker Wm M. Mahoney has been erdered to the U. 8. sloop of-war John Adams at Norfolk, for the Paoi. Lilt Of Patsnti Issued from the United States Patent Oftoe, for the week ending October 10, ?Mb hearing thai date Charles P. Bailey. of Zanesville, Ohio.?For impToveiaeiit tn railroad oar seats. Lender W- Boynton, of South Coventry, Conn ?F-*r Improvement in machinery for making hat bodies. John A. BradshaW, of Lowell, Mass.?For shingle maohine. J ease Carpenter. of New York, N Y ?For improvement in spinning rope and corHa^e. btephen D. Carpenter, of Madiion, Wiscon sin ?For rotary pnmp. Samuel Carpenter, of Fluihing, W. Y ?For improved maahiae for taming bubs, tool ban dies. .rth, of New York,N- Y.?For im provement In turning lathes. Irvin A Williams, of Utica,N. Y.?For im proved locomotive lump. Thos B. Woodward, of K^sington, Pa.-? For improvement in smut machines Edward J. Woolsey, of As'oria, N. Y.?For improvement in the constriction of sugar boi'ors Samuel B Howd, of Syracne, N Y., as signor t? Thos. F Davis, J-tiues S. Leach, and Richard F Stevens.?Far improvement in pro cesaeB fur the manufacture of ialt. Reissues?Horace Smith wd Daniel B. Wesson, of Norwich. Conn ?For improvement iii fi earras Patented February 14. 1354. Samuel W'nltmaisb, of Normamptaa0 000. They were both consecrated daring the last week and the ceremonies were witnessed by large numbers. 'Captain Thomas R. Hope committed sat aide daring the early part of last week, at his re side noe, on Pina street, by shooting himself through tha breast. Ha wai Captain of tha Steamer Gaadalope. Io the early part of tha month, soma ap prehension were entertained that the cholera would be introduced among us and as the Chiqete, from their filthy habits, would be likely to afford material for tha spread of the disease, a crusade was commenced against them. The Chinese merchant* becaae alarmed, and agreed to build an bopital for sick China men outside the limit*, within the space of one month; but some officious persons g.t umong them, and informed them tney were not com pelled to do so, and bo the matter fell through. A stringent ordinance waa parsed by the Com mon Council, and tba new Health Inspector will no doubt oome down pretty heavily on the Asiastics. The arrivals of Chinamen at this port daring the present year exceed tec thousand. The contract for building the House of Re fuge, to b? located about three miles from the city, has been awarded to Messrs Ordemann A Lord at the low sum of $55,000. 'The work is to be commenced immediately. Thk State.?The miners are represented as doing well in every section of the State. The ravages caused by the recent conflagrations throughout the State bave, in a great measure, been repaired. It is now well known that the wheat crop this year will be greatly in exoess of the consumption, and it is expeoted that large quantities of flour will be exported. By tde arrival of the Southerner on the 4:h ins'., from San Diego, we have the particulars of a desperate affray at Monterey, resulting in the death of an American and thelynchijg of a native Califvrnian. The American was a peace officer, named William Hardmou'h. He waa attempting to arrest the Californian for disorderly conduct in a danoe house, when he resised, and finally shot him in the abdc* men with buck shot. The Californian was afterwards dragged from hie bed by a mob, and hung from the eyes of the bouse in which he had committed the murder. Election in WASHiaeTow Territory.?We have as jet no return lrom the election in W shiegton Territory, except rumor, which says the Democrats have elected a majority to the Legislature. Sahdwich Islands ?The lates dates from the Sandwich Islands are to August 7th Nothing of any importance transpired sincr. The restoration of Hnwaiian independence was celebrated on the 31st ot July, with great pomp. There was much talk of annexation. Marquesas Islands.?By the arrival of the Swiss Boy we have received later intelligence from the.?e interesting islands. The natives were rapidly depopulating them by intestine wars, and the French looking on tflth com placency, as it tends to their lacility for occu pying theffir* TBe-mi?ri?naries Lad met with but litile success, and were about abandoning their positions. Society Islands ?Later dates from Huah eine give information of the cessation of the war. and the firm establishment of the revo lutionary chief on the throne. IMPORTANT FRO\l SINGAPORE. We have received our files of Singapore papers to July 1st Tiik Chimkse Outbreak in Singapore? Punishmert of the Okpbxdkrs.?During the la ter part of May, there were violent eon flic s on the Islaud of Singapore, between rival parties of Chinese, who compose nine-tenths of the population of the Island So deadly be came tne feud, ard ro serious the disturbances, that the British Governor was obliged to call out the militaiy to suppress them This was finally accomplished, and a large number ot the rioters were arrested. An English Man or War Burned and SoMt.? ihc Free Press says that inteliigenco has been received from Menado that H. M. oorvette Sumatra, Capt. Wip'T whs totally de ^troyed by fire in the harbor of K|ld Ueliery of Prlilr**, flioulj uoi fall t I pay a visit tu Pluuib'8 lioUDl* on tin- Aveuue. lie h.is on e\ttiblt1i>n there some choice specimen- f ttie new at* or Da-juerreotypliit; in Oil, which for beauty and excellence hi* Incomparable. Theie 1* a portrait ekenitoil, In thi* l?-t dtylr, of Preei'lent Pierce, fiat rettect* meat credit on lift r'tict, every lineament thereof givlan lite like expr??elou. Mr. Plumb?** reckoned ituKiU? tha flial Dtl should be parr. *b.>uld h* prepare) In>m n>n* but fr?*b anl 2*||a>r l|tvr?. m Uui l? w; l J i for Cftl?m?n'aiblD? the late ,tyle* and ot ^.,1^(1)1. pertatioa. 'Drea* and Frock Coat* of e?pe*..r fti.tatv ?xl'-i all fUshienable color* Bn?ine?> anil*. pat.?*7??f \V.t of plain and ticured OMainwrca. Black dooklu and Fancy -Wi!3E?-w,wS- S3* rtrh V"TC'?. wtrlao*. pluab e?. plait) *hd Urn red a!Tk*. **t!na, ca?sime.-e?, kn that they are nuking tr ?np menu to give a Grand Subscription Bait on MouUbt evenin* Not. I^tb, 18>t. >or particular* em future adverti*em*Bt. B. 0. 8TlJk KKLL. Secretary of the Circa Live icKvitue. ost 7?If r?" At a meeting of tk? Kuter Lk3 Baker* of Washingtou, held on the Oth lust. in 'Md F.-llowa' HaU, it waii-*&fte4 of troraeu and children. Jobsso.x Euot. M D. Prof of Anatomy. ?Tis if. Mcioah, M. D., Prof, of Alod'eal Joriepru dece and HTK,eut5. J M (Imtoxr, V. Prof, of Su'p'T. v g/m, li. ii., Prof ot Medic*! Chami tn at d i hyfol-gy. U. P. Howard, M. Piof. of Materia Medka and There peLticx. Alex X. Y'tSO, M. D., Demonstrator of Am to 1 n?j. FLOD >ARD0 n.>WA: U, D?au. oct C?F?T.No?C corner lOih ?u.d i' et*. k U Jooj 1 IBS ART OF Co>tiRC8S. Oct 9, i854. OTICR ^en-bT jfr*en taat the Library ol cn:il tatur5^?On *01 nfter the above d t?*r into m our custome-e aaJ others that f.I c ?r> be h?t at the rednend j rics of 8J rent* per bbJ. at the latent Lime Ki n. ?3' 10-J" SKF.LKY CO. POUND?In the ricin'ty of oor V "V^CBanking Drnse, a few day* bieo*, p >u of JS^TaCLKS, which the'ownor ran obtain b/ prcri-g property, payiug Tor this advettiaement. a'id appl> ing to SWaKAtY, BigTOR A CO oct 10? it 1 ROOMS.?Back Parirr on 1st floor, and twe Rth s re*t n?ir the Po?t Offioe AdJrees K x>ms, 9th at., at this ofllce, for 2 da^?. oct 10?It* H1C ST AO 1C?Ppraonal R?voliect ons ol the Stage, by W B Wood, I'urtter 6u^pli*s just rrceivnd at TAYJjOR A M\URV'.-( o^tlQ? Bookstore, neat 9th 11. MERCER POTATOES '"IIK hckoouer Jo?-ph >ieish ariirea at Bi W^arf wiUi fine lot of Jersey Merger J t ATOKi- They will b. ciapoeed of in lota to mf fimiHee. App y on bo rd to Capt. CliA KLR8 fOH. **K Oct 10?4t* U. 8. MILITARY AXD HAVAL ABOUs!" rl^ ?fc u .der.-isnei having become the 8oatbro I. orr-5poudei?t of tb- abvve paper, edited by M J'r! r.twley, a:;d ve ngde^iroua totarniab eorr-ct an.i)t'D?ic in oitukUot> iu i?ftrer ce to ail m*t u rh a^pertaininB to the Mili ary, soli -ira the a d of rom|.o?inroc?eding^ for publication. _ _ O. W. MPAhPOK. I 'r*ncl1 has b?en e>taMlshed in tM* iity, where sub'cr ptiens, advertisemfnt*. and c mmnnicatlons will be r*ceiv?>i. Offe*,334, Pa avenue, bet. 14th and 15th sts c--t 10?ti T KEW PALL A5D WHTTEE millinery AND FANCY GOODS. Jtldf rec- ved ?nd s*:iln* very low, finest Freoe'j Plower* and Ribbons 8trttw Bonnets ami either?. Mohair Head Oresaea, Velvets, tratinn end Htik*, Blond lace, Cap T-imming\ Hosier,, Ok Onmbs, Brashes and Perfax ery, and aU kinds ol 5fPcoN will open FRKlfrj] MILL'NKHYon to day (Tun-day) the 10th ii?H:at!*. >. GRAY A BALLANTYv'K, NTo 40S f^T^nth street WM. haunschild, PAPER HdNGiiR DPiiOLftTERER A ^KICAX snd French Paper Hanuiogs anighletnU? streeta, Wa hingvon, W'm Haur.schiJd begs leave to inform his friends i ?nd Uie public th*t he han cn hand a large tUck of r. ench GLta^J im^r.oan Xransparects Ai o,ll air. Mox.?, Cot tun and Shuck Mattresses vh'ch no wiJi of thd lowest crio-s. oct 10? 3m NEW BOOKS. ITLLY GORLoil, ihe loaug Housekeeper, by U Co,an Kate iri.-4? Artay?a ^trik:nar KarratiTe, joet published b-tv,? American a. 8. Utl^n Th-J Caj-Uves of AbVs Val.ey, by a eon of Mary 3ioore Uttle work on the Death of litt.? children CapUTa Jfu'5-? Piet"" of Uaivent Life, by a Clergyman's Widow Jaquelice i'afcal, or A Glimpse ot Convent life at Tart Ruyal, Intrtduction by W R. M iliiaaia, l i> 0BAY A ballantynk, octl0-3t 4Wg Rwventh street CRA1TBERRIE8, HEW CIDER, &c JUiT reeernd by Express, a lot cf fine ranter- Heslet 11% cents per quart, 8we-t OiJer, Co ,kiaB ?nJ Yiuegar at 60 cts per hundred, j C ariflrd Su?rar 13 lie. for $1. Ray A Lyon's Family Flour at Mill prices. D'in't allow yourself to be humbugged in the be lief that superior black Tea cannot bov* toward w 11 hr iaia to the flu m JUIFK-HOVIHO rieiiftKI, ODD FELLOWS7Hall, 7tk ?r,er TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. A*D TEDm-AT Octoker 1*1. U'b, *M \rh. AT ODD FELLOWS' HALL. (NAYY YARD) FRIDAY ASP SATrtPAt, R E PENMAN. A^t. SPALDING ROGERS' TWO GIRGUSES! OOXX'UP*nxo tllWa ClUaa.TIB Floating FhIhct Circus From ita*lr KaUt.ai Aq.tai* Am. phi theatre. cn tb? Uifet*^) l&4 H?fc> riear?. end their NO HTH A MKJtiCASC f] firms o fvontb y known in tbe North la i Kast, nto One raana'er C?nc?m Wi;b tb? 1 wo OoaguiM, en?, prisiu/ resp. r iv*ly thetnnet din tir;ui?bt>i Nor.tern ud Soath ffr p? f rrners, IT? FEIWCrLY STBIFF, T>m1j. io liie ??me Bing, iu pr.j en> st-r> or at*.; HOktL.-: fom;lctr Drauiuti? iHt 'irnme every Afrr* tLrcuKh 'ut, udcd fb?? HC' elAbora^e ird m?fn??oent ?a>, ?f'h BILL ,AKb Ihe sreat 5 Orl"in? Oiowu; MaOH'M*. the Wnader'ut **an Monkiy; M'lle AGNES, tb' Cx?ietrlMi Oer?; >.rj Grm ?et. utifai Eoen 0 FifUefcJri'nn^; ilrj L- kl, tke ln trc,id lIor??w?in*ii; tht f?iroo? ?>'OTLIV JjfcfcTUIlU; H Ma.JISTT, ,tb? renowritil Toltigear; Von?in r La Tk ifcK, the Mo4eru e'eutw; Prrt Paidww, lb* Kji*li=h Wii? ?rd; V? Ki.nk4I>?, th? Ver?%tii? lVja^rtrau; H. I crajid. the ?ki! fa. Oyoinrs:; Fount W'juti, tl? sccrmpl>h?'i Miiifrt; W J. i'ALL ilits Xjuoui J chili C. Br t,Ti?,W t-nm R. Ac,will be ej Lilii'ucd at S ajad7)4 1 m., AFTSESOOS SIGHT AT ALfX'ND^IA OV ^ON'?A> tltb. AT GEORGETOWN nv TCKsnsl. OHoV^e 1- h. WASHINGTON CITY Ceuire .V.pen th- 1*11 with Mime of their feTCrit- g ?es Wibon'a Co :l!on P:md bu bet n en??ged for tha oc anion. Ticktti $l o be had frcm the n11 gat?, on 'b* Columbia turwpiV.e in Alexandria county. 1 h? ?aid t>ook wa? lurc? ar.i gtibruii'.. an! vw tied up aper. The had-r, if a" r^^nirin/, will be auitably rewarJe^i on iaaviug it at the Mar office. cct 9?i w K DFKA' O TUCK COMB'-, n-w .tylaa ani c^eap at i?t 9?3t LAMMOfJD'5, 7th at. L GRATES. ^HE lareevt aMorta^eut of t ?r'or and Cliamver ORATKS ever r.ff -rel to the Washington public b?sbr?rn rootived during the la?' werkatib* Wa?h 'tigtuu Stove Manutr-cfory, conrixting of two hua divd different pattern*, nil (t'.aea and shapes. The atea ition of I>aUd~ra ao l oth-:? i.? call- d to 'uerof fenn ar. and 11th (t. ,Int*i aid Union.] WASHINGTON INFIRMARY, Situated on street, north of the City Hall, Washington. THE ?zteoMTe add tiona to (be building* of tfcta institution are competed and eonrtantly open for the reeepti n and eare of the M?k. Every benefit, eom?t rt, and oontenienoe wh'eh eaa be obtained in boapital* are reenred tor the Inmate*. The i'.f?iiti.t on is ripited deily (or o!lei,er it aeeaa in t>y a t'hy&irian an 1 nrgeon from th* Ff.cn ly ot the Nationml Mniicei Cohesre. Dr. B I Hium, ree'dent pbTdicJan, in ?lw?yi 1a tb Grbiets Cups, Butter Oooler*, Fjoon'e, Forks 1 Hdie D? ?vtt Knives, Ac. Also, every variety of Fancy Silverware r. itabic for wedding and other preeevta. Tbe abxe are all of our own manufacture #nd artaCtnd ;n:e sther M. W. GALT ft BRO >lgu of the Go den kaaW, Fa. aveuu>, between 9th and 10th at'. oc: g?'"t FRENCH MILUNKRY. MRS. v. L. Da\ itOi*. 1 a. attnvo, hat-^ and 10th at*, raapsct'nliy anaoanaeaj to her cu-U meraud the Ledies of Wi t n and the vktaity that *1>* t>eT?Prom the Po-ouia; i^utwea. Pa avenue, a A POIN MUL POP, abour tonr months old?elm? w.tb white and Lver color-d speta, end 01 tbe UU o.ippad. ft liberal reward will be given to Utt tinder, oct 7?

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evening star. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tnt Content.?Wf had not receiver! th? pro ceeuiiig oithe Board of Aldermen, up to the hour of going U> Jiress Com?i )n C4uiu.iL?This Board m? t at 7 o'clock, p o?.? -.-ived and referred. ?^r. i'ajri reported adverse 10 petition of orge H>-rrui>, asking the rer ,of a j?>rtin of money paw: tor a license ts. Messrs. Smith, Bamberger,an#liavis, (Pres ident.) idv- ta'Ji. the clmui. Mr. Barr wanted tt.? princip test'd. whetlier sue!) claims should be recognized ami agreed to recognize thera. A bill was then re;>orted lor the relief of (1 orje Haskins. and pasetd On motiou of Mr. Dunranson, the Committee on nanus w a? disciiaret d from the further consider* tion of the petition* or Jawed Patierson, Henry Tlicm, A. Heiuwiller, James Caspar is, Ltm) fcUl wards, and VVm. I>alt on. A hill for the relief ol* James Barry wo* pos; p^n d. B??I> from tin1 Borm] of Aldermen for the relief of C. Baker ami John BaM were {Kissed. Mr. Uill reported an act appropriate? #1.700 Kir griding and gravt line 7tn ?reet. West, pa?t d. Mr. Kelly, an act to re}kitr L street, no?tu, and Pennsylvania avenue, writ; passed. Mr. Bamberger reported in r. taticn to a House of Industry, on the petition of Kobeit Mills; referred. Also, a bill appropriating $2U0 for the 4*easuai re pairs of walls and bridge over the canal;" pawed. Mr. Busey reported a bill tor the appointm* nt of a Superintendent of Public Scho Is, aud to abolish offices of Secret .ry ami Treasurer; tabled. Mr. Barr reported a kilt making appropriations foi the contingent npi'iw- of the Pubi e Schools, anil of the Board of Trustee*, amounting to .51,71.") Passed. f he Mayor -nformed the Boa dthat he had signed Certain acts, arann; them oiws to a-st-*? the I erse ve anc- in puri-ha-n g a new suction. A resolution In in the Board ol' Aldermen, giving permission to Spalding St lingers to oeewpy tht pnb h lot souih of tiie c'eeire Market for a circus, wa concurred iu, ait*-r much ot>posit ;-n. An act to app opriate $40 to improve llith street west, from L to N sir. els north. Panned. A resolution troa the other Board, to niter tli grade of li>th street west, and 1 itreet north, was re let red to tlie d lepuion from the First War who sub.-equen ly reported favorably, and the resolution Was passed. An act from the Board of AMernifn to alter two water drops in the Si coad W. rd; an 1 a resolution authorizing the Mayor to furnish the Comm.ss,oner of the F t'th and fcixth W ards, with a copy ol the law? of the I ofporatirui, were passed. Mr. Busey fhea called up th bill to regulate huck stering, which, aft?T vaiiotts amendiner.ts, *n unaiiiriiourly )?s&td. ftfee another place for the bill in ML] "~l A message was received from the other Bonrrtioii of fre>h fi-h. The numbers to commence with th iigiire one., and couUi.uu iu regular nutueri cat w?geing, hirinc, orrtniiic the same,shail be painted in large aid legible It iti" together with The word Huckoier im niediately. under. Said name or names, and tin word fht^icster to Le pieced upon tiie front or fronis of every su act it shall not be lawful lor any p? rsou or person^ to fced, or i ff r for sale i* or about any of the mar ket houses or space* eoiinevtid therewnh. any goo.i w:.ri or mercbaodtse,? r articles of Ui >t d serip?ci -hail be limit* to e:?nry on said business: ProvUed liowcvci, tiiat no one encaged in the business ol lluck->teiing eii.iii be permtttod to oeetip,\, hire, or rent any of Use stalls or stands in or about the western buiidiug of the centre market-home, which stalls or stands a:c hereby made tree to any and all person.- who .tesi-c to sell or offer tor sale any of the articles eiiun.'. 5 That from and alter the first day of 'an iiar); IftlS, all slalto or stain's, m or about any of rttafliei honse* or spaces eoi necti d Uier?-wiii? i> s np?in any t4ail or stand fliall be on.-idered the oc cupier of tffbr that doy: Provided, that no depo^i.i s shall he nfsde ertriier than two hours before siuia t of tiie day prevents: ,1?l provided furthtr, no per s?n or co- partnership of persons sLa.l occupy mote than one ttand at the saine time, i!t.r shall tius sec tion be construed so a^ to sff -et tf-e butchers. See 6. That no person or co-paru-iship of j,cr son? who folh-w the bo-iness of Hucksteiing, shall be permitted to o? cupy, hire, or rem more than one stall or st,nd in or about any of the market houses or space* connected therewith, and the stand or stnll occupied, hired, or rented by ?aid perscn or persons ?h?II b?* wrthm the limits prescribed accord i. g to the finirth section of this act. Set. 7. Tilat from and after the parage of this act the lieence ol Hucksters, or per on* de U ng or irad m? in 'he articles enum- rati d in sec'tiou first of this aet, and who occupy, hir>-.or rent any stall or stai d iu or about any ot lUc markets in thu city sliall In at the rate of twenty five dollars per annum, and shall not be transferable. ^?e. 8. That the clerks of the several markets nMM. -whenever th* y decrrr it expedient or prope r, designate a pa.licular loc. iity, in or alKmt their ic specTive markets, w;iere nil melons shall be eipo>._d lor sale. Sec 9. That for the first offence against any of tke pfovHon* of this act the person or person* -o effeiifhng shall f>nfeit und pay tiie sum of five dol i*ni; f?r 'he second offence the sum of ten dcliari-; and for the third and all subsequent offences the som of twenty do lar??one half in all cases to go to Ute informer Said fines to be collected and applied anretown to do something in timt WrtV ??w"> rds increasing the beauty aud couitoit of the sifter irie--. t i ve doil .rs s|k nt iii setting uu fnrit and and ad? tr- ?ill in five years ?nabb tne owher to get at lekst .*20 per on urn more rent tVjfjwApHiy so iuipiovi 4, than without iu Su-cly, wtwr* 'he nwnr.1 reside, on his property, he can ap p^eefhte the value to hi? family ol a few eautu .l trees or bountiful fiuit irees, in the yard. W? adv.se'afl who would aki advanta.-e ol Uii? sea. on to -kt ot:f trees or make a g rd? n, at otic?- to app to Jfhn Saul, -eed?ma^i and nurseryman, who. vvu Itmrn-. s not only1 ib ?rouj;hjy competent, but leason al.fe in his ehnr^i Cmius Ui>w s in*. ijnuT*?The iw igluair .uwiodTtOTt'*rn!li, between 11 and II street--, aie t>eneechiV:j{ as to urge tl?o-ehaving ihe uianugruii til of, the u-iuej, i.? rvtraiu from cutting down Thir teenth sUeet, in that regi'tu. until ucit spring. They pray (.urut -ULy In lie detriM'eu agaipsi lie: iw a ol unit! tit ivlv.-h.lfe y uia>llik?.4ll the Wiuiei. if Uie work I* e vmuo ueeil t^ W.|t (he Spring. Aocortfiog to iticii .eaicu alioti, tbc wasULl rnjury to their cIoiIum. iati*j. av? ?.wl "'I "t pik'prtiv, c> liain to ^icw oat 011 ilea pi i,g ttiis work at Uus Mian u ot Hut year, tn >i. Lit el in Ui* SpriiifC, will thiow upon them a tax >.i !i ttjUal U. M?ft.*bole cost ol Ihe j. ojMised woik. U ,U it not be well lor the Mayor to heed ?ii*ii lamentations and so reas?>nable a request: ST4BBi.0Case ?This morning about 11 o'clock, l >ur men entered I be Empire Hot?l, and a tier drink? iiif a friendly manner, c?t into quarr I from some trlfl ng cause, when blows were given, and .'urtng llie melee one of them stabbed the other, in dicting a severe wound on the leit side, some'>U inches in enstb, and also slabbed him in the head The Hood fairly spouted, and in the midst ot" it die other two ni>-o ru-Ded in. toaether with the elerk Joseph McGuch an, aud the porter. Thomas O'Brtei! and iiicoceded m separating the parties before any 'lan? fatal was done. Da-. >d M Curdy, who was in company, seized th? man who used the knite, and carried litm be tort: JutfUct M?>r.?ll, where tl>e ci?e was ex^iniund wfcile the >tabbed man was taken to Dr. Boyle. who dressed his wounds in moet >>kililul manner, me wounded man not wincing from his operations. I be name ot the stabbed man is tieo. W. Olds ma that ot the stabber Wm. Weeks. Justice Mor -eli refused bail, and Weeks was com turned. wide zave security. W vm an. ?This magician is an extraordinary one, and, though now distant from Washingion, folks need not be surprised to see h m rise again sudden ly, as it were from the grave, to fright the town from ?t? propriety. Bironaaid? "Grfanjea-fer did'st ever see a ghost?" P. 8. Since writing the above, we observe that Mr. W> man will op* n at Odd Fellows* flail this evening, so p* and see the wonderful apparition. Don't Destroy the Shaoe Tp.f.es.?Mr. Mayor, for heaven's sake don't destroy the beautiful slia e tries ou 13th rtreet. Those which are to be cut down in that quarter, to judge from the movements of the workmen around them, have been nearly twenty yea s growing, and are at this moment thw nife t -jratefu! horticultural ornament to Waeh agt>m. t?l'? 1 .e andalism of llie corporation authorities of v\ ashington! The Washington lifriRMART.?Residents of Washington who are without domestic associations around, and stranaers on becoming sick, will find at the Washington Infirmary, immediately in the re >r ot the Cry Half, eveiy possible comfort which invalids need f?r tlif-ir speedy recovery. We have only to mention that Sisters of .Merc v a re the nur-es of tbe establishment, and that its" physicians are among the fir-t in this community to satisfy all that every tiling which human care and skill can do for the sick is done there. Daso*rocs Fellow.?La -t night, officer Stewart arreted a colored man named Eli Cioss, for beating a white man named Thoaias McCadden. He was t.iken betore Justice Clarke, where the fact that ih- le was doubt of McCadden's recovery became Known and bad was retused at present, and Cross sent to jail for a further heating. McCadden ih aw tullj beaten. It is evident that someone has been jttnp ng oh him with both feet. He may possibly recover, though he is still in a dangerous condition. Water Color Painting.?Messrs. Taylor Maury have received from London a scries or works by the most eminent artists, representing a complete collection of the modern s-hool of water color paint mi;, h e hkve ntVi r jweu landscape r enncry mu true to nature in touch, c- loi and effect; whilst the historical subjects tjhib.t masterly treatment and liosse-s hnlli.,* interest. To all lovers of the arts we would strongly recommend aa inspection. Centre Market.?Our principal market was well supplied this morning, and all saleable provisions brought high prict*. The gangways were, crowded, and the salesmen could harulv find room to off.-r their provisions. Prices have a downward tendency, which i? giiod news to those who struggled so hard during the summer mouths.

Careless Drtyino?Driving rapidly on the street i is a dangerOns practice and should bv stopped. La-t evening, a small child was knocked over on tie I avenue by a horse, the driver not being able to si e i the child in time to prevent the mi-hap. Drivers should he caretul how thry .irive at night, aud little cmlurt'n should be kept out of the atrccu. \V atch Keti'rrs?The only cases in the Guard house this morning were two soldiers from the Mili- j fry Asylum. They were taken iu for disorderly i conduct, and fisinissed ibis morning by Justice Mor- i bHI.

ALEXAJ DEIA COiiBESPONDEWCE The Weather?R-pairs to Steamers?Con tracts and Contractors?Round trip Tick- i 6ts?Noisy Boys?A Chase.. Aliucandkia. Oct 10, 1854. Another lovely morning smiles upon us, and J business awakes our streets with iu noise and business. Farrow e Southern burlesque opera troupo opened an engagement here in Liberty Hali la-t night. w:th a large audience present The steamboat George Washington h is been hauled up on the ways, at Hunter's ship yard, for repairs. We learn that it is in contempla tion to completely refit the boat, md render her yet more worthy the patronage of the tra- veli;^ public. 'J ho repairs to the steamer Powhattan. of the ."x?utherD mail route, have just been completod. and eotions 1, 2. 3 and 13, Robert (ientry A Co 4 to b inclusive. George Leary h.ing'on. (.apt Noale hsd FKF.V, of iM-. rit). till the .Mh I fist; III. t>v the Rrv 'barb's A. Davis, Mr. K??HKKT BOYD to Miss ANN ELIZATOTH, only daughter of W. U. liitncr. Esq all ol this city. In New York, on the 31 instant, by tb'- Rev. S. Pine, of Wa>binuton, Capt. t 'II AI(LE8 WII.KE"", I.* t?. N.jtoMAHY 11. ROETo.V, dauehter ot ih.; lata Henry Lyncli, Esq., of New York. On the 6tb instant, b> the Rev. F. Israel. THCif1. BltOWN to Mrs. NANCY W Y.MAN, all of U.is city m 1)1 KU. fhi t he Dili instant, SARAH ANN WHITNEY, ngedS' year*. On tbe 9th instant, Mr. CHARLES STEWART, in tbe bOth jear of his age. ~~JURGEN6EH'8 CHSOHOHErEBS. MW. OALT A KRi) h?vv.-juKt r?c>-ived Fmnl! invoiee o tho e celebrated Cbronome'erF, made by Ju'?* Jarzeas?s, Copenhs^n, w>rtain;y th? b*st pocket timekeepers ever Dade. Also, as large an a-sortm-nt of b*A andQ UentUmen's saperir r tfoM W?tehes as can found at an* tore in this country, aud at equally as low rates. M. W. GALT I BRO. Ptgu of the Golden Eagle, Pa. ave., hetw. oct ?8t 9th and loth srs. MILLINERY. MIS9 J A. C. LEACH, Bridge street, Oeorgetrrwr, next do^r to the Famtrs and Mecban- fL i"s' Bo?e of at re>Juc?l-sai*, ana plain Broocb-s Earrings, brace lets, flc., of which we offer ucusunlly low. ry* 0?3* M W GAL^ t BRO. N am Ui.UkM/U tiJ-'UP.- I am to havo this weeks-msof tbe al>o?? Go"ds, of th?? neatest r nd mo.t desirabU ^atterus in Collars, l^leerrs, and Mourniiif; b?tts. A TATK, f-o. 314, i'enn. avenue, bet 10th and 11th rts. ret ;t?fr.bt Union P. J. STEER'S NEW GOODS. III A VK iu t openet en elrgant stoik ot naw Val ana Winter Goods 'Or gentlemen, dtreet _ a fiom 'he best importinghouvea cf the North e n eiiies. QenMemec mar relv ufv n find- V*A i.-?{ a complete ?U*-k ot tha a?we* huJ t cjt JJL ocds Ip the marked at fair pric?s. Pare inducements cffwv'. Vl(tresV Mtua'ious asCler*, WHtebirien. eoachtnen. Tfi'er. gr'om "r b-irkeeper. No objer-ifm for letve in tae country or trwt-licg: with famili-* o* fntje m -n. S^eak in Eazlish. Can writ# in French very w'l. Good refe'enee. Inquire of ,;J L No. 19th street, between Ta. av nue aod II street, oct 10?It* TjriNTfD?An active and industrious Ht>?. t'at 1V t?nd ia a ^>ry Good* .Store. one tta: id willing to make himself genera'iy u*lul, and that ran iARM. with;n five mil-* of Washing ton, wan'el to purchase. Address Br x 254, Pont nffle, with term?, diataace, and the number of acres. o:tP?3t

TjlT'ANTKD-Btf fC*d and imnc'ual tenant, a TT small II0U3B, either.bri'k or frame, wnb'n abort Oiatanoe of tbe Centre Mark?t. Pbtase call on o- address .INO. REESE. E>g Plumbing and Oaa Fitti^s Establishment, corner o? f-ixth streot and Pa. avenue. oct 5 ?eo3t \\TANTED ?Two Plumber, wanted imme lia'ely. W Comrotent and steady baud* will find con stant employment tnd be.*t wages by applying to FUR35 ?&>LUNe, Bepl"?tf Opp^s:te Wtllards'IIotel WANTS KK6KOUS.?Thesubscrjbers ar.-. all tim desirable comfort and accommoda tion lor iaciili.-s or single gentlemen?permanent or transient. No niore agieeable boarding house will be found In Washinitton. j? 15?lv STATIONEUY,?Ourfrii.nds nnd tlie pub _ lie thr.t we have stwavs tux bind ?u assortment of all binds of f-'ai?er. Pf ns. Blink BooXs, Notes and Checks, Wafers, J-'acd and Sand JiiXi-e k and Standi?hes, fcnreiopos, P?ncT^, Ac., in addition to a well selected sto^'V of iVrfinuery, luusicsl lnttru m.*nts, nat;l; prices as any establishment south of New Yurk. J^O. F. i'i.L It, ot't 6 Pa. av-nue. "great attractionT^ d-.sen linen Ccicon" liandkerchiefjfrom 6 l"vJ cat-le upwardh Su uci. grasi lin'-n Handkerchiefs from '2X> cents up ward very ch'-ap French worked Cellars ;c im'st rariety, very low Wor>nd lat?n and muslin Slerve? Worked c-m'orre S?irt=i 240 pair- French kid GloYes, at W orot?, worth 7?> cents Gail and buy oheap for oa;-h at WM R. BILEY"?, oor. Eighth street, opposite 0?ntr?i Mark?t. oct 3?1m OLOOKS, WATCHES A JEWELRY. I have :use re:erved and op??nd ??r^at t.-s-rfment of Olock", Watcher. Und .lewelrv, all ff which will be hoi)' ihsap*r than similar ^oedfl can bt I bouTh' in the Dlsfrict. I have on hsnJ a lev eo-tly Watches, which will be fo'd a great bargaid, If called fors on, at J EOniS^ON'd Jewelry Store, opposite Crowns' Hotel. o?t 5?lm T LUMBER [?LUMBtfk! ?>11E un>*r business at 14'h stre-.t Bridge, n the Casat, wtins? th?y offer for sale a lar^e and reneral asrortinent of Beav.ned Luin1 nr at i?ir pri r>s und on reasonable terms Persons it ik> Irame buildings can have estimates farniaLei by rnllirig at the yard i>n hlud, a file lot ?t C?dar Pout*. sep 54*?'2?w4w 0hlPP8 A WAVLKR. FASHIONABLE MTLTJNERY. MI.iH SlOKaLY wii; open rail >-nd l.jUr M-JL IilXKRY, oo Saiuiday, the 7tu instant, com pri-ing u gocearau('i iiia liew an l e.eoi'b.- d work of Mrs. Southworth, in lh? t-o t i;>teusei\ interesting at.d popular worK tmr issued lrom the Ameroi'ii press 1'ou/^tioM Words for O^tobyr The New Yetk Illoft: \te.l Journal do. 1 uatV Mttichaat Ma^hznse do llnrp- r nil (>U>?3 kb pap-rn tor tbis week at J' t; 8fULLlNGTi>N'8 Bookstore, Odeon building,oornwr 4.1* street and I'cnn. oct 6?tf u?enne J7*Dll S A pair ?>t' V?cm?ut SiOKOAN Altr.a, eix years old w-il on f.-a f.i?un I, at} lisb and eaj.it.-. 1 drivers are the property a gentiervian wb'i r!X I centiy obtained tli-m at ;he North f.sr his o?u ua-, but now fiu is th?t a ch n:^e in bis >v rangements ni'hes it dcslreable for him to dispose of them, "'hey are ja&t t^e hor es to be ^rivcu by a fj-mUv ruaa r !>.ily Tbey oan b? s?en at BouthronV ^i*te liiich's) s^ab'.eP, on 13th street. sep 30 CjX/\ KMVAKIL?Ranawaf on tha20th tf V'-*" ptemoT, a yEGH't ii'OF, I' yews ''d, j? k.jO'.( u by the nama of BjII Nt-iwm, of c pp"r coi or, Lpad, thick lifts, soiali d.mp:eor dent on i U'i of his cL90 rwelfth strfft, Idand Oct 7? etlit* ANDREW MARTIN ssona to advacoed Kahiars or the Pisco Forte and In Vooal Music. Orders left at ber re?i i?to?. Vra. Oildemeist*r, r Or.to ber is the tM>?t number yet issued, aui con tains ttie on.y reliable Fail FarLUns Wocd's Keoo'lecfiour of ihe ctage Alone, one ol the niott iuieittfung Books e\>-r ie suel Mac oJ Wat's Man, by Eugeus Huu All the new I'.-oks received lor sale af soon ac published at SHILLINOTON'g Bookstore, cor. Pa bv. nud 4>i St., Odeoo Building, ?ot 3?tf I NOTICE. AND WARRANT No 86.;"j67 for forty aersc, un _j d?r Ihe ac' of tieptecub>r. I860, issi ed in favor of Andrew J Miller, a private in tlaptain An ier Fon'e Ooiuoany of Oeonria MUitia, 1&J5, was n.a ltd at New a lb * 8R, (No. 667,) two rtcr'es and garret. w.th a tric& bwiaent, situated in a plea??nt and healthy n? irhborhocd on the Island. To punctual and careful t tiani the reDt will be fiftaea dollars pez -itnlh Enquire of DAN'L B. T ARKK, Druggist, Potomac Hali, Island. Also, a phi?!I Store Room lor rent nnder Potomac Ho'l. rot. 7 S'? FOR SALE OR RENT?Convenient to GeGrir town, suitable for a market Gardener or a pri ?ate residence, a House a^d out bu'ldin/s, com how: and smoke house, toother with 18 acres o of L*nd There is an elegant Peaeh Orehatd on t' t premise?, with good spring and m'tic hou?* attache*] ?o it This property i? situated '2V^ miles from Geo' town, on th? Canal Rovi. Appliration e?n >?e m?df at tha Nat onal Restaurant, Ha. avenue, or to the owner on the premises. oct??3t? RQBT E BOBRRTg. FOR RENT?Three new three sto v HOC IKS, on Pierce street, between North Caoitol a'd 1st st.. and L >nd H Tbev crntain Pis rooms market h-'iun It is larat" in good order. cDir. wcier.t. and quite deg;raMe res ident- Appi, to TIMOTHY OT*0N03IICK oct 5?tf 1TOR RKNT?Th? Residence of ib? Ut? G? n Tow son. comer 17th and F streets. Roth hou?e and eronods have been put in con. p'e'e order. Gas and furnace heat are carried throughout tin hniw. to guthe- with hot anl cjld wa ?r in balb, in w*!e clo^'t". k't^nen. an1 butler's pantrr. Enquire on the prenipes. between 1 i and 2 o'clock. oct 6?-08'* FOR RKNT?The Imre and desira' le 'VFI1/ Nnura. Pecently occupied by Mr. Tyler. Apply personally, or by p^st paid letter, to A 0 YPi=, Georjjetown. oct 5??o3t* A ItARK rilA^OK Ti G?l- I?J> IM THE City of Washington lUvin^ nub livided 80s 815. 033, and fqnare sr^uth of i?ce 91d in Lots, :>veragiBg 20 feet tronr by f>0 leet deep, lam now prepared to fell the ?ause at prices rangr'og from pixty to one hundred OoUais. and upon very ac^em> modiiting lerms say $3 or per uionth until raid for. The aHotp squares front oa Maryland avenue, b? tween 8ib and 9th ;tre*U s.nd aituawd on tbt most thriving part of CaplP 1 Hill. The nbor* p-^or men of owning a Lot in the City of *V ashing 'on. GaO. S1. DYER, 11th street, enn hotise from Pa. avenue, oot 4?lw FOR RKNT.?The most desirable STORK now to be had on Pa. avenue U next daor to the n?? >OK RKNT.?The vac*nt LOF on Pennsylvania srenne neit to new Star 0.'lk*> is for renp, for one or five year? jit to the very br?t location in V-ashing on fori, al or Mar-le Yard. Apply soon at lha nn'er of the P'.ir Office. 2?tf fj^OR h KN T.? Per on" or tour ve?r+-i i,-. preii i-~ from which the Star cffic?"hH? ju-=t r? rnoved, on street, near its junction with Pennsyi vacia avenua &n-l Twetflh e jects. It eor^ t? nt two bniilings?front ant rear and ample yar'! T'crc. with a well of water for meobanical purposes on the preauFe?. Thi- is a flret rate orp rtonltv for a dyer, Palntsr, carp.ni^r. m*nujn fyive.nia avenue, while the front hnddln* wll answer for one, two or three shops or cfl?eeow occupy Hh* central and well kno-?n locality cfonr rrese-n t-^rtabosbment offer* a most rare opportunity f.r r-no dfriringin rscellent b'jaincf'S stand HI f, HtJS A HITZ, Eioojc Depot: pon'Jb ,=lde PfT?ntylyar>:* an-Que, c stwerii Teuiii and Eirventh .street*. sep 23 ARAJtE CnAN."7fc-#n acres c 1 LANi' one mil* from the city line, near th toil gat? on Seventh street, four ?cre-;ic heavy tin bt named hous.; and lot would su. any one enaa-jed in hn;S?terinj, Aa. set) 26?Ira~ OtSTERS^FRESH DAILY. I^PICURfcS oi taeiM (.eiioiatis bivaiv??. can have th-ir varicuH palates grau&>-d dv b'.vim; th in Pe ved u;? in every st^l- l>. l e underm clfd. The mbscribcr ti&s en*a>red a proto-SH^ cok. espfcially for his depar.meat wnoj-e quaina have best, uttefted to bv many. ?eals served up at all hours, consist'rir rf ev^rv lielicany oT the se.isou. JfLlNI'S HOTlfL, c ^m Pa.. r.Tenur. 4'.IOilTtfj A .?TJie fu!h st. NEW BOOKS! Tpi!? La-t Ife'wvia, by Mrs. E. L. N. Fouthworth, X io 2 vols, 50c each Ha? per's Mey?s lue lor rcL? 2 >c. Putnara'-Magazine do do Godey's l.aat she can be consulted on tte pxst, pr r ent and fnturt- event*, nt her residence, No. f07 ,-cv e -th strei't.h twee Maryland svi>aenn>l strce., ^;est^i?)e, lsiind. tier nhnie is in th? dix>r Ladies 'ih OHi't??K?nilemi-u &0 Hours frum 8 o'cik in tiie morning uutii 10 o'oi >ck at night. oct 7?lm* PIANOl^)R"t'K.S T0~RKNT?T. ler.l first rate 6-octave I'iAno Fcrt s [to rent at $5 p r snon-'h to caie'ul persons. Enqui'e :a HiLbU.r A HITZ'g o?t 3 M un 8 Dt po?. Mr. VEUBfON TBIP3 D?SC0NT7NTJtD CSTIL Furiiur Notlct. _jThe Ruiamer "George Wsslilru'toii" i-as nern withdrawn to make sotne repairo I>ua notice will be given of the tinr- of e-'mui-nci'ig tha route rgsin. 8AM'L GEDNL1. Chi tHic. not 4?6 ten tlAALFKTie Ci.EAP TRuM A UcTi appoiut"aeu liKpo tod tiineot IroiB the m-nuraCLurnio in i^ou don and Paris by PRANCE TAYLOR, sep Stt?

fSySSgQBBt: tHfTu: Auction Bale*. 8jr HOTHWKLl BROW N, Auca. \17 ILL be aided to th* nli of Dry flo^da at am it*WO? W#Jnf?da, Cuff v* 11-, T.d*?, Wokf*. Fmrft, ftp-fog.-, Otmn(li Cat Spray a, Silk Butto n, IIRoa?t^ea, Glo*f*, Co' r3? 1/^0^ hod ot Iter airoiitr G ^d* Aleo, Karri re nrum'pia#, CuC Pins, Ccm" a. Gilt Onm, Brae-let dc HOTHWKLL BKuWN. Auctioneer?, ocrr.er 7th a&d I atieeUt re* 10?It fly HOTHWKLIi A DKDWS, *ncta rpar> ra if 0*y 'Jo ids, Blankets, Clotting, An JL ?i1 be conticU'-l on Mosdi?, Ta>(d^T*n Wednesday Afftncon-i ^nJ i'.Teoioer, at tw 7'_4o'clock, *nd all well worthy the attention of a'. h_>u.-iekeep-;rs *nd otheis R THWELL A RR1W.V, Auetioa-*ra corner 7th anu I ?tJ to me dir ct'-d, I eh :l ?xp"*> to po*l?c psie for c&sS on MONDAY, tvr>und. j in* and beinj in the city or *?yngtcn. nnd dejii. u?*ted on ibe lat of said ci'y I t N K, of Pr. J to* Vay's jtilKlirJsion of,qnare No nlnehi:'d tnd three. (9 >3.) fronting twenty fm- on 1-igbt ttr 76. tn 4 in eHVor of "arnes Mitchell. JO.V AITD II-> tVER. >r*hcl for the I?Ltricf. of conxmbia ??r 9? If Th? Ml>;ive n?i?perly la pot* p-ned to MONDAY, th? 9ih w-.vobar, -am- b ur a riO(>VKH, Mar-h >.l f">r tho Li-trijt of Columbia. (Mp SO?d 6J* Thesbov* property- U farthei p^iponej until MO.'DA v'tsd^', tbe 16 h irn't. hour and Plyc-i. J. I). UOOVEK, Marah vl. oct '0- d Uy J. C. fflcUL'lliE, AUCSHKMPT-jRy SaLK O" OH(XTKttIV8, Ac ?Oj TUiihlMY afteruoon, i?ctobar loth, *t 4 o' J"k i i front o' tha Auv, ?a Kcoma, 1 ?hill eell. with^u r?B?rv? fa*- aooouu* e! vrhoiii i. laay coucera, th? following r'ie!?-a ?i?: 8 boxed Sperm O^ud'es 16 Jia'f n noM. tn nut-, between Foutte-nth mi-t 10 o'chcg. we proceed to at ;?so:i't> nil th" Eff 11? 01 "iie a >ov? eiUadre ??tote1, cdukI t ir?if of oTery de-i- ifi'ion of Furoitrirft H'ually lou J in fu'h on eetahiiabaiont. such Mxhoj^any fcuf^s hwr a at Chain A itocke n Di?Hn?. I^junffs, Mi-ror? Clocka. Picicrea. Tabl'6 Cnre?ui Wardro??e6, Wnchstaads. father B?d? 31altr??*aad?. Hi?nke onjfor:?, Couttf r;*anea, 8h?rwtx With ?er? vari*t? of Chamber Furniture Kitrbnn Uieneils 'okiticr ?.nt otte'" Stoves (Ila?r>. Onwikery, Of^pf ?n? under ca?h: orer th*t sum cr -dit o^ two a \J~ALII 1RLE HUILDING LO^}; SUI A RLK P-?" bufiaess SUn-iii nn1 Hrlv^te ^rses.-W i b? fold by au.-'rion n the premWa. b-. J. f. >i Guire. on MONDAY af ?rcomit.-0er"the k: lour o'clock, th? tO'!r*rii,(; ob?rto- !ot? nf jrrrtnn i: 1 br-e lot? r f eronnd north ot FVvr's H tei, oa N -x lon?*t, ard lun'iiu? Va?^k al;on* 130 feet. Tb- -ft'e >o;s h-u* b?- n mad-* complete by tjj* pur-E'an* of the c ninn of forvi^o hp*r?. i- so. oiih Ir.t of g-ouri-i on D ct?* t nirfh. a-'jrr. inff Poy Hotwl. Oi feet f.-cnt 100 d.Title ai-' ?5t of i-rcund, b-iai the nn-tbon'.' ?tTmerrrf y-jnarc 674, >n1 from! i iSt ;tct or it ir>a aver:LUX O ulrtet north ?nu Fir t ?tre-t. w*?. K,. iag cr-e oi the Do-t u: 6, Ti, a fi IS mcothp. for v. 1'i .le indisput tbl^. Tertuji: F VAI.i.AILS l?R?? KPTY' I- By ?irttwot a de-dot trust r-ocr VaUt k V Byrne, a;ri Mary ji no Krrne h>s wtte to *d"rin C. M r^a-' and vv it i ;m K. the nm- M-.. ro- e1 in I-iher J. A. f.. \o. 1(?. e ?f :ir ;i, 'l -'r'3 for n Liuvtoa unty in tbf l?>tti t fCo'-'iro Tt:. tu?j *.ii"l cri?a;i a If. wa-^. 't llj iu 'ruft of ihe -rvc.ban.-n !;I)VK Y, Krhtfay of No* mVr D l- -t tt 4U ??'??lo.-> t th-let -,tiiiui it*,* or patcel of ?rout ei,l)' ?fid rilt.nt.--jf wutb -tt Se?et rli fltro r, t*i nfi ri' t*et, tbt-nc- eat- n r'ithr an.'ct 8i*iy fife ieet tb^ijtv* rtie nor?h for.y-f>iit* f.** iheaca n-rt twentyf?t?i feet iasiws h-?t-uuii?a of MiUtn, Rell, W'l. lisEJED, .VcLennaa, Faila. 1 ini'-afone, Praenbint Mararo, nnd lli'i, ui the t:oprome Court e.t Ac t'i>. (raive=t>>n i-nd Tyler. Will a'a*"' act tv-" Laid gent, and (,ivf ?p? ial at t. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, rAl'l. t l'L.il*i-lptiia, n .^raduaUtia A'lovatb j and Uemo-op'tby, having b;ul axt n-ive -a. peri^nw in ihc v nour dxp-r'-uirnts ot tbep-ofos siou, ol'e.-o hi-iaer'ticna to the citizaut-of Wa^iucctoi. aji-J v ciuity. OfSctf i?o. 429 TlJrle. nt?: e(rt*?t betwoco ~i ann TI ?t.-tete t Ei^j h.inti) until 9 a. 014 fr w. Retereuc-a: Wm. A. GarJue', M. I>n Da^a of ;h IIomoB^taihio Cidb'gc, Pa-, end the pr->f-e-(os er .ll r#a -X>? 3m PHIL A OFLP3IA. AUCTION BAEGAlKn 1>liKMC?4 V??r.co', all 6h.id?s, at 75 Cvx:t', v?r^ cjeat? "*v F'en'h Merleo Plslds, all styles WOpifceg b!a^k eilk vel\e'. Ribbon*; of s'! width?, x-tv cb??p P!?id .Si'.kr, p'ai1' Pibbona .-tlae f er-ry and |W.'I y 2"H) Pren li variotis yl?e. t aotd at a .-r*n.l! a-lTi:uc^t or ca'h W'M. R. R1LVT. Corner *>'.h ojif orf*e Centre Markwf. ct 3?1 m FRENCH NOVKL ?Vy Ptfa:''. Hjtlsui;, and cth erp. Im-f red ft'.m Pt>r by the u.- ler-?v-n?-1 (trice? raninr frro 16 centa Ui'??eTils; a -i y if th*? hr'atiiully iliiuttn ci oc'. 7 FPAK1fK T?. 01 a-r'.n t.->i. h- hit V lev cat tuUUtiibra' prio a. a* TAY '4>?t A M*TRY^ r?r. R-r-it 9Xf??-, r te*? Wti nt, i^Oii HitlE?A j*t.ith-(j JjOT, 1 ymi* i u.-,e, a elate tor ilf?. ikaqulrv or Ja?. li. Blii^U. oct tf?in* TELEGRAPHIC. Eipreulf for the Daily Ereilng Star Verdict in the Cm* of Oraham?Political Fominatio:is New York. Oct. It. 18M.?The jary is the ease of Dr. Graham, after being out eight hours. returned a vsrdiet of guilty of manslaughter in the second degree." The court hasgranted a stay of proceeding* for twenty days. The Soft* have nominated Fernando Wocrt for Ma^or. The Whig* of the 7th diatriet hare nomina ?es. Oct. 10.?The stesiser Mar of the ->mth arrived here this morning, als4i.rmoKB, October 10.?The political es ci'ament here is more intense this mornng than it was ever before known to b# in Bxlti more. Elorida Election. CSbi'iuU. .S C October 9?The retornsnf tie election for member* of Cong re m thow a gain in Leon county fur the Democrats, as compared with the vote of 1852. The Fever at the South Colombia, S. C., Oct 9 ?The ferer is gratf UHlly ubatiag at Savannah and Charleston At Charleston on Friday there was deaths. and four on Weduesday at Savannah.* Know Rothiug Split. l*TK a. N. Y., Oct. 9 ?The Know Xothing Stute Convention recently held at New York is repudiated by tbe Know Nothings of tbn ?-ity Another State Convention will be held' Destruction of the Steamer E. K Collins. Detkoit. Oct. 9 Last night, the steamai T K Collins !eft this por. betweee lft AD>i n clo-ic with n large number of pafeengers oti uttrd, bound froia the Ssult St. Maria to Cleveland. .Vii' About midnight, when a little below Ma1 t 'len, iie.tr the iigo'hou.-e, at uho mouth of the river, the v*s?el was discovered to be on fi and before she could be got ashore, she was completely enveloped in liamea. The great est consternation prevatfei among the i-as-rn gers most of whom, aro sea from ?h?iraieep by the t'earfu' alarm, ran wildly ab ut tUc decks or plunged at once into the water. Twenty-three persons perished by firs or dr.twjod. i The uatnc- of those missing, as far ts can be a^ertaiped. are as tolluwg lit D?onle,oi New York; Samue?P. well. Lnwrenoe Wh:ifon Th O^k, Pittsburgh railroad agent, c-f 01-vol and Mrs MsSeilly. Mrs Walrous?nf Li? fri?n-?n""ui"iit -fci ipsUc i ;.j H in -r CI.O. III>rt, nairie'y: e I vns? r-yV-of f'sri*, Fr ck lire*s-Cofrti?. ati i 'Jver-?*:s f a'ii| nffric:i h h d K>??t Jhfn V?rt*. Ill-lunrtf;iilr far *f ho 'i*, i>'0 6', o: til ?n.?t uO'.Bfr o KiDK an>! fiUr-i?? -trwt"^ Aie'.jf tiria oet2-?oIiu WM NOT LL PEO K BOYDT" UPHOLSTERERS BUND MAKERS. /'it. oMtiti',h "iinuu ln>>ji- Bt'or'* V? of Hiwy B??nl I'tpn Curi*in, srd ry p*intrd ?ii*d?if A!m-, w? !'ori.i?h J i rurud nair, jbgbj. stiusk. ani other . urd anil wtrra&tei to fit old Biluds r.-p*iut?d aM i in t' o be?t manuiT. At" work pro^.p^ly, nnd pnarfiBt-ed to (tIt* s iti.' a tioo fwp SO?BT'Jm MILLINERY. fir"T. MR^ M. A. ra'p-crfuly |anuoiinc" fo th> Js#, io.ini y thut shr 1m? n w open a Te?y Uilte of l> iiitlfol lai! Oo J", ifi ctrd ti?m tbe tie* Vo'K. Ho i it tllmoru Ma,An*, cjta\>utiui ia part iijih Bou: fr. cbd N?iri"W i.!hh-ini? w Fh -triw bounds niid Friimea ?ti-a ?het i.ihb'ns A largi d )m ilfor. e RKhirtment of fine Freae1 It *cre,Crp', Ili-ad Oiewe^, (ia velva. an4 m- Iih'. p.ua inf?oi hoo-lg. I'?.UIP ^ILLl^ehV will be c|.ened on THUB5 1>AV* irt. hr-r 12'.^. l a c ,n e.--t Will find it t? th??ir edvanaage to ctsm I'm Hvenu be'w s h -tad 10th rtrwta. N 11 ScTera.1 experitno>d Milliaers wanted Im tii dia'el^. cot 3? eo6t FASfflONABLE MILLINERY. \i\t>. UUOATtt has i?sum?d th^i Mi'iiniry bus;!>efs. at ber if+ii?nr*,l ou thi* sou'h side of i/juis'iuih. ave^l unj?r tttii sirei-t, wne.?? s-he will b? (rind to Pi?-* hirr old uu 1 iaw fatrrii-. With nil tbe l?u*? t P.-? hi, a?, to phijjuf wiU be her oty?*t. sop 4 -O ,'Ul |i r

NOTICE. YO^' L* th?. t m- fir tbe to esmrhie and M-li? wi,l be oJT,-rert. A TAT*, No. 814, Toin. avfauf, brt 10th and 11th ^is. oct3-6L0t Union MRS. L. ALLEN Will jwu PARIS MIlUMRYfr S.-e Full n*>d Winter l) MILLINERY. MR8 C'?0*T*i *ltl opuu iur Fall awtWi-ter .'?tit LINivbY ou tptij d ,y, Uie 1 It* ioateat, ott-lan aPtnoe -le*' Hx"fc?-,f?o -W. The iiis? of h* D1 ar* rmpeciiuly invic^i. wb?o steel ritiuts.t<&t of eill'lai-ry Til i lii ?*zfe!bitad. O t 9 eii' t

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EVENING STAR. TIII18 00 BY TURM. Turning the thoughts bacn to the pofts of old times, memory lights on a powerful composition by Robert Southwell. The singular condensation of language and ideas in the following poem, win strike tbe leant attentive reader. It woaltl be well if, in tbw respect, our modern authors would fallow the example of their predecessors. Writers of the rres ent day are as diffuse as those of the Elizabethian age were sententious. The latter bad more thoughts iEn words?the former have more words than ihrmfhtu?the one condensed an original idea into a single line?the others spread a single idea over a Tbe lopped tree in time may grow again Most naked plants renew both fruit and flowers; Tbe sorriest wight may find release from pain The driest soil suck in some moistening showers; Times go by turns and chances chinge by course From foul to fair?from better bap to worse. The sea of fortune doth not over (tow? She draws her ^ivors to the lowest ebb. Her tides have equal times to come and go? Her loom doth weave the fine and coarsest web? No Joy so great, but runneth to an end No bap ao bard but may in fine amend. Nat always fall of leaf, nor ever spring No endless night, nor yet eternal day The saddest bird a season finds to sing, Tbe roughest storm a calm may soon allay; Thus, with succeeding turns, God tempered! all. That man may hope to rise, yet fear to fall. A chance may win what by mischance was lost; That net that holds no great, takes little fish In some things all, in all things none are cross'd; Few money need, but none liavc all the wi.h Universal joys here to no man befhll; Who least, hath some who most, hath never all. Gajos of Chancs?Vexation of De feat.?I have beard a story of two per sons playing at backgammon, one of whom was so enraged at losing his match at a particular point of the game, that he took tbe board and threw it out the window. It Ml upon the head of one of the passengers in the street, who came up to demand instant satisfaction for the affront and injury ho had sustained. Tbe losing gamester only asked him if he un derstood backgammon, and finding that he did, said, that if upon seeing the state of the game he did not excuse the ex travagance of his conduct, he would give hitn any other satisfaction he wished for. The tables wore accordingly brought, and tbe situation of the two contending par ties being explained, the gentleman put up his sword, and went away perfectly satisfied.?Hazliti. How to do up Shirt Bosoms.?We often hear ladies expressing a desire to know by what process the gloss on new linens, shirt bosoms, &c., is produced, and in order to gratify them, we subjoin the following recipe: Take two ounces of fine white gum arable powder?put it in a pitcher, and pour on a pint or more of water, accord ing to the degree of strength you de sire?and then, having covered it, let it set all night?in the morning pour it carefully from the dregs into a clean bot tle, cork it, and keep for use. A table spoonful of gum water stirred ir.to a pint of starch, made in the usual man ner, will give to lawns, either white or printed, a look of newness, when no thing else can restore them after wash ing. _ Enthttsiastic, Vert.?An enthusiastic admirer of the fair sex, gives vent to the following eloquent strain: u A woman will cling to the chosen ob ject of her heart like a possum to a gum tree, and you can't separate her without snapping strings that no art can mend, and leave a portion of her soul upon the upper leather of her affections. She will sometimes see something to love, where others can see nothing to admire, and when her fondness is once fastened on a fellow, it sticks like glue and molasses in a bushy head of hair." 7* The first money ever received by Thomas Carlyle lor any book of his, was remitted to him from Boston, he always having published on the 4 half-profit" principle, and tbe English publisher's balance-sheet never showing any profits to halve. This money was for the reprint of Miscellanies and this was after he bad achieved an illustrious reputation as au thor of Tne French Revolution, which, together with his earlier works, was out of print Table Civilities.?"Shall I help you to some butter said a landlady of a cheap boarding-house to one of her guests. "Don't trouble yourself," was the reply, "the butter is plenty strong enough to help itself." (?7* A dime savings bank has been es tablished in Philadelphia. 7i me ef Departnre of the Ocean Steamers. Mam*. L*av c* Pot l>ays. A merica Boston Liverpo1.. Oct. 11. Atlantic .....New York...Liverpool..Oct 11. Canada .....New York...Liverpool..Oct. lr. Union Havre New York.Sept. 27. Europe Liverpool.... Boston Sep. 3U. Balic..... Liverpool...New York..Oct. 4. Africa..... Liverpool...New York..Oct. 7. fry- The California steamers leave New York on the 5th and 20th of each month. LXbT or AIUUVaLB at this hotels. Iatl?aal Hotel?m. a. diitii. W G Ridgeley, jr, DC Miss Schuyler, Pa 11 Dixon, NY Miss Magruder, Va E Lynch, do Miss Cove, Ct W E Everett, do H M Parsons, do G Temll, Fla J D Chadborne, Del J B Brooke, Md Miss Burr, do E S Bartholomew, Italy C Beits J A Green, Va J Brown, Md T F Bowie, Md W Moore ?;oi B C Sanders, Cal Mr Mrs McMurray.N V J W Magruder, Md 3 Harrison, Va Rev D Kerr, do E P Bryan, Md K Ford, do J Douglass, Ala E C Cabell lady, Fla G W i*coti k lady, Fla E C Hufller J Cre?swell, do G W Dobbin, Md Browns' Hotel?t.' p. a x. mown. W A Monay, Va R C Bradley, NY E M Braxton, do W T Wellborn and lady, R C Matller, Ala Pa J Pleasants, Va H Callender k lady, Mass B F Eshliman, La C H Keith, lady k child, J P Williams, Va do L Williams, do J M Causion A lady, Ny J Richardson, do M Kronberg, do J A Lock wood, USN E Smith, do M Sheppard, Md FT Neale, M i T S Wortham, Va J T Armstrong, Va U W Jenkins k son, Md A T Janke, do E Brawner, do T Sweeney, do Kev Mr Laner and lady, R M Robertson, Ala 8C J Bums, NY Mm M Potts, do 8 Dunham, NJ Mist E S Smith, do R M glutei, Md Kir it wood House?j. h. k a. kikkwodd. T Murphy, Md Dr J Moultrie and lady, J Tornw, Pa 8C H D Rom k son, Md Dr W L Moultrie, lady, 3 J Welch, DC daughters St serv't, do Mr Bam II, do F Brent, DC B Thornton, Va N d Hoover, Md S Weils, NC J Harris, do C P Hicginson, DC T W Weils, do W A Taylor, Md M Sniderlon, Mo T Thompson, NY W Harmon, Va J R Daugherty, Md Mr Strotlier k servant Wlllardi' Hotel?h. a kj c. wii.laib, G Baske, NY H S Keuiiey, Texas It B Sargent. Max* S Jones, do J Murphy, NY Mr Eagle, do R B Connolly, do C A lirwn, lTSN J G Noble do E C (iiaitoii, Mass H Goltrt, do A Edwards, N V R Teford a sou, do W Bates, Pa W M White well, do Tin LONG EXPECTED WORK HBARL.Y READY! WL'l be ready for delivery to subscribers early in October? RAMBLES IN THIS Path of the Steam Horse; Ok, THE PRO SB AND POKTRT Of THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Gorgaously Embelllsh-d with a boot 170 SPLENDID FINISHED ENGEAVINOS, With beautifol colored Fronti*pif?? One Yalume, 8m of about 600 pans, and bound in Turkey moro^ro, full gilt This ruperb volume. which has been und?r way lor some time, will be ready for delivery to subscri bers, aa above announced, and will present one of the moat splendid specimens of book publishing ever issued in this country. The Illustrations of the volume are without doubt some of the most magnificently executed pieces of Art rer produced. Kyery one of them were tak?n from Nature by the Artist in persen, an 1 the constant supervision of Artist, Author and Publisher has been givm to pro duce gems of Art?every one of which will reflect eredi en all concerned. The Type is large end clear, while the paper is of a snowy white texture, and very heavy. The Binding will be in the finest style of morocco bindery. Altogether, the Book ?ill be a GKM far exceeding in beauty and value, anv volume ot a local character ever PRODUCED IN THIS COUNTRY OR ENGLAND. All persons who bave net subscribed would do well to do so at onoe, in order to be certain of an tarly copy Mr. SAll'L B. HICK00X, Sesond street, Balti more, s our sole Agent for Baltimore ani tlienoe to Wheeling. From any iter point, pl-ase address the publishers. AGENTS W'.V'KL in every Town on the Ohio River. BKOM^KLL A SMITH, Publishers, No. 185 Ch9?tnut street, Philadelphia. oct 4?tf FALL DRY GOODS ?OR THOUSANDS OF PURCHASERS. \V* now in store and shall receive weekly V T supplies during the season? r>, lar9(> Hock aakt and fhncy Good*. .??.r!?ch M',ricoB Brccade and plain Bl?ck Pliid Merinos, Casbmers Silks '*!n and Plaid Moufse- Superior Bombazines an k j n, v Alpacas, Canton Cloths All shades Coberg Cloths English Crapes, ass'd Fine Printed Mouaaelins Crape and Love Veils. broideries and Kid Glevex. Misses Kid A Sik Glove* Ladies Silk and Cotton Merino and Oottou li o- Hosiery in great vari swrv Child'n Merino Shirt i A and Merino Vests Superior Cloths, Ca&simerts and Testings, I aasinets and Kentucky 2 pa 10-4 Flanneis, for _ Je*n? skirting Suerior Flannels, of all Superfine Tab'e Diapers shades Napkins and Towelling Piano and Table Cov-rs 8 Also, a full assortment of Gentlemen's Merino and Cotton Shirts and Drawers. Woollen and Cot Km Hosiery, Kid, Silk, Merino Gloves, Buspenders, Cravats, 8ilk and Linen RKket Handkerchiefs, silk and fine gingham Umbrellas. All of which will be Fold at fair low prices, for caah, or to punctual customers. MAXWELL, SEARS A COLLET. No. 533, Seventh st., three doors above Pa. avenue, oct 4 kln diseases, Eruptions, Bolls, Pimplea, Krysip?ias, Ulcers, Sore Legs, and all Rhei-matic and Syphilitic complaints, Ac. It is a most excellent spring medi cine, perfectly palatable, and safe for children or fe males. Price (pint Bottles) $1. VI. Dr. McClintock's Dyspeptic Elixir. Dyspeps-ia. or disordered dig?s ion, may be called the National Disease of America. Its symptoms are headache; giddiness; nervousness; low spirits; dim new ol vision, with motes or specks before the eyes; itching of the nostrils; dullness of hearing and ring ing in the ears; disagreeable taste in the mouth; constriction or weight about the ahest; difficulty of breathing; s^nse of suffocation in lying down, or in ssceoding stairs; (alp'tations, or uneasy feelings about the heart; irregular or deficient appetite, seose of sink ng at the stomach; acioity; heartburn; pain or fullness of the abdomen, and costiveness. r ome of these symptoms always appear in Dyhpep sia; and sometimes the same patient has m?ny of them at the same time, or at different times. For Attacking the>e Protean symptoms in their seat and source, viz: deranged ooucUtion of the digestive func tions, the Dyspeptic Elixir combines all the vxluable ingredients which the Vegetable Kingdom affords. Taken in connection with the Veg. table Purgative Pills, in cases where there is much oostiveoess, or with the Anti-Bilious Pills, where the functions ol the liver are irregularly discharged, It will be found a most effectual remedy. Price (in pint bottles.) $1. VII. Dr. McClintock's Rheumatic Mix ture. For internal use; a purely vegetable combination ?or the cure of kheumatism, Gout, and all Neural gic and Rheumatic Diseases. This remedy Is offered with the utmost confidence. It ha* been used most extensively, and is as near a Specific for Rheumatic Diseases as the world has ever seen. Price per bot tle 60 oents. VIII. Dr. McClintock's Rheumatic Lini ment, An infallible outward application for the relief of all rheumatic or neuralgic pitas; sprains, swellings, stiff neck, stiflTne83 of the joints, pains in the shoul ders, Iwk, cr limb It affords immediate r lief Irom cholio and pains in the stomach and abdomen. As a counter irritant, it is invaluable in all cases where an external stimulant is needed. Price (per bottle) 60 cents. IX. Dr. McClintock's Anodyne Mixture, Or Pain-Extractor, used internally and exter ally, for the instant relief of all pains. Toothache, Head ache, bolic, Ague in the Face, Chilblains, Neural gia, Stone or Qravel, Ac., Ao. No pain need be en dured a moment by a iy person who will use this invaluable Anodyne. Price 60 cents per botttle. X. Dr. McClintock's Fever and Ague Specific. This has been found an infallible sped fie for this scourge of new countries, and for intermittent fevers. No traveller or resident in any aguedis tricl should fail to provide themselves with this sure preventive. Price $1 per bottle. XI. Dr. McClintock's Vegetable Pwrgar live Pills, For the relief of Coustipation and its painful re suits, such as Headache, Dizziness, Sick Stomach, Pains, and all the symptomc enumerated under the Dyspeptio llixir." Prioe 26 cants per box. XII. Dr. McClintock's Pills, For Liver Complaints, and all forms of diseases arising from derangement of the liver, with symp toms such as Dizziness, Headache, Ringing in the j Kar?, yellow furred tongue, pain in the right shoulder, sense of fullness or pain in the right side, disordered stomach or bowels, deficient action of the kidneys, clay-colored stools, Ac. These Pills, if taJren In the Insipient stages of Bilious and Yellow or other Fevers, will generally ward off the attack. Prioe 25 cents per box. Tbe above Medicines may be procured of all the principal Druggists and Apothecaries in this Dis trict, and of J. L. Hxhsuaw, Agent, Washington. Sep 1 ft?fiin AN INVOICE of Harrison's celebrated iombian Perfumery just opened at JNO. F. ELLIS'S, Pa, avenue, between 9th and 10th streets jy *8?tf FB0P06AL8.

Nm Dvimrar, Bum of Tarda and Docks, Sept M, 1884. j SEALRD PROPOSALS, endorsed "Proposals for C!aas No. at navy yard," (name the class or classes and the yard.) will be nwhtd at thla i ffloc for furnishing and delivwin g at the i ?v> eral navy yards the materials and articles embraoed In any of om following ela mm, a* more particularly described in printed schedules, to be famished, upon application, to those desiring to offer to coatmct for My of the daans named therein, vis: FOR PORTSMOUTH, N. H. Offers will he received until IS o'clock on the 1st day of November next. Glasses. Articles No. 1 Bricks 3 Granite 3 Lumbar 4 Iron eastings 6 Paints and oil 0 Stationery 7 Wood 8 Charcoal 9 Hay 10 Meal 11 Steel 12 Tiles f 13 Chandlery 14 Excavation. FOR BOSTON. Offers will be received until 12 o'clock on the ft th day of November next. Classes. Articles. No. 1 Lime and hair 2 Cement 2 Charcoal 4 Gum elastic packing 6 Hay and straw 6 Provender 7 I von, iron spikes and nails 8 Pa tots, oil, glass, do 9 Steel 10 Files 11 Ship chandlery 12 Hardware 18 Copper 14 Stationery 16 Sand 1? Bricks 17 81ates 18 Pine and spruce lumber apd timber 19 White pine boards and lumber 90 Granite 21 Yellow pine timber 22 White pine and spruce timber FOR NEW TURK. Offers will be received until 12 o'clock on the 6th d?y of November next Classes. Articles. No. 1 files 2 St? el 3 Iron 4 Hardware 5 Ship chandlery 6 Paints, oil and glass T Prorender 8 Lime and cement 9 Stone [0 Bricks .1 Gravel and sand 12 Iron work, Ac. 13 Timber, lumber, Ac. 14 Stationery. FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NAVAL ASYLUM. Offers will be received until 12 o'clock on the 8th day of November next. Classes. Articles. No. 1 Bricks and stone 2 Oak and pine lumber 3 Chandlery 4 Tools 6 Iron 6 Stationery 7 Coke and wood 8 Bind and lime 9 Hay and straw 10 Provender 11 Files 12 Steel 13 Miscellaneous. ASYLUM. No. 1 Clothing 2 Hats, boots, shoes, Ac. 3 Provisions 4 Groceries 5 Dry goods 6 Bread, Ac. 7 Tobacco 8 Miscellaneous 9 Provender 10 Wood and charooal 11 Paints and oil FOR WASlftNGTON. Offers will be received until 12 o'clock on the 10th day of November next. Classes. Article*. No. 1 Brie is 2 Stone 3 Pine timber 4 Lumber, Ac. 5 Lime 6 Cement 7 Pin iron 8 Iron, steel, nails, Ac. 9 Paints, Ac. 10 Chandlery 11 Hardware 12 Stationery 13 Wood, Ac. 14 Charooal 16 Sand 16 Belting, Ac. 17 Leather hoee 18 Hay and straw 19 Provender. FOR NORFOLK. Offers will be reoeived until 12 o'clock on the 10th ,4ay of November next Classes Articlts. Nc. 1 Bricks 2 Sione 3 Yellow pine and oak timber 4 White pine plank and boards 5 Cement 6 Iron spikes and icon nails 7 Steel 8 Copper, lead and Mac 9 Paints, oils end glass 10 Ship chandlery 11 Hardware 12 Files 13 Stationery 14 Slate 16 Charcoal 16 Hay 17 Provender. FOR PENSAOOLA. Offers will be rece ved until 12 o'clock on the 10th day of November next Classes. Articles. No. 1 Bricks 2 Pine lumber and timber 3 Oak and hard wocd, timber, and lumber 4 White and yellow pine, juniper and cypress boards and lumber 6 Lime, Ac. 6 Oment 7 Iron iron p'k*s and nails 8 Paints, oils, gla s, Ac. 9 Steal 10 Files 11 Ship chandlery 12 Hardware 13 Copper, copper A composition nails, Ac. 14 Stationery 15 Iron castings 16 Fuel 17 Belting and packing 18 Hay 10 Provender 20 SheUs 21 Slate 22 Granite. The printed schedules may be seen at the respec tive navy yards, or at the navy agent*' offices near est thereto; and will be forwarded by the navy agent for the particular yard nearest to lus office, er by the bureau, for any yard upon application, stating the classes and the yards for which the applicants desire to offer. The schedules will state the times within which the materials will be required to be delivered. All the articles which may lie contracted for must be delivered at such place or places, within the navy yards respectively fer which the offer is made, as may be directed by the commanding officer thereof. It is to be provided in the contract, and to be dis tinctly understood by the bidders, that the amount and number of articles enumerated in classes head ed "Miscellaneous," Hre specified as the probable quantity whieh may be required, as well as to "fix data for determining the lowest bid; but the con traetor is u> furnish more or less of the said enume rated articles, and in such quantities and at such times as the bfrrtiiu or commandant may rei/uire, (and re quisitions sent through the post office shall l>e deem ed sufficient notice,) during the u.-cal year ending 30tb June, 1835, and, whether the quantities n* quired be more or less than those specified, the prices shall remain the same. All the articles under the contract must be of the best quality, delivered in good order, free of all mid every extra charge or expense, and subject to the inspection, count, weight, or measurement of the said navy yard, and be iu all respects satis factory to the commandant thereof. Bidders are referred lo the yard for more particular description of the articles, Ac. Contractor for classes headed ?'Miscellaneous," who do not reside near the place where the articles are to be delivered, will be re quired to name in their proposals an agent at the city or principal place near the yard of delivery, who may be callvd upon to deliver articles when they shall be required. The periods of delivery of all building materials inu.-t conform to the schedule. Approved sureties, in the Aill amount of the con tra^i, will he required, and twenty per centum, at additional security, deducted from each payment until the contract shall have been completed or can ceiled, uuless otherwise autlrorzed by the depart ment. On classes headed "Miscellaneous" to be deliv ered as required during the fiscal year, the twenty per centum retained may, at the discretion of the commandant, be paid quarterly ou the tirst of Janu ary, April, July, and October, when the deliveries have been saiisiuctory; the ba!antters addressed to B. DOLLARD 177 CUR8TNTJT niiKKT, PHILADELPHIA, will reoejve attention, jan 28?lj AT PHILADELPHIA. J OHM V. IAIDBB, Dealer in Wines, at the former old established Wine Start of JACOB HyiDKR, Jr^ No. 76 Walnut street, four doors be ow Fourth street, where contumrrs will be supplied with WINES tod LIQUORS on the most aooommo latini; terms. JACOB SKIDKB, Jr., Agent for the Im portation ot FOREIGN WLNTZE, Office No. 70 Wal out street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared to reeeive orders for the special Importation of Wines, tc., from various houses in Europe, in quantities of a single do sen and upwards; and also solicits for his Son, JOHN VACGHAN SNIDER, the patronage of his friends and termer customers. All Wines ordered for Washington win be de livered by Express free of frright. je 8?ly ROGER BROW? CO., WHOLXSALK DEALERS 41MJPOR TER8 09 WINES AND LIQUORS. No. sai man street, (i*twun tiigkiL and iVinik. north sidt,) PH1LADELPIUA, PA. cos is mpa. I oc 23?ly I wiluam walucs DOCTOR fOCB8ELF. THE POOKET JESCULAPIUS: OB, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PMYSIC1AN. The Fiftieth Edition, with One hundred Engraving* showing Diseases and Ma! formations of the Human System in every shape and form. To which is added a Treatise on the Diseases of Females, being of the high est importance to married contain people, or those conlei plating marriage. By WM. YOJNG, M. D. Let no father be ashamed to preaant a copy of the ifSCULAPIUB to his child It may save him from an ?arlv grave. Let no young man or woman eater in to the secret obligations of married life without reading the POCKET iESCULAPIUS. Let no one offering from a hacknied Cough, Pain in the aide, JC8CULAPIU8. Hava the married, or those about T- be married any impediment, read this truly uee ul book, as it has been the means -of saving thr.us *nda of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws ?l death. 49?Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS sncloee-i In a lelter, will reoeiys one copy of thii *ork by mul, or five copies will be sent for One Dol lar. addrfaa, (post paid) DR. WM. YOUNG, No. 162 Spruce street. Philadelphia. ap 1ft?ly BEAUTIFUL TEETH. DR. O. V UN SON has fitted up the house and ofiioe on Pennsylvania ave nue, formerly occupied by Dr. Hum phreys, and is making TEETH on an em tirely new plan, with continuous gum?the very im ps sonttiou of nature hrrself, only handsomer if de sired. Public Inspection respectfully solicited. Dr. U. owns the patent for the D. C., Va.. and N. O. All departments iu Dentistry attended to aod war ranted to h* done in the vnry b?rt manner, mar 14?lv INTEREST ALLOWED ON DKPa?lTEB.?Inter est obtained for I epoeitqc? and others upon first ciass MtourlUes. CHUBB B BOX HERS, Bankers. aapSl?-aoU MtftOtttS YOft 1IKAV 00 TO. Of Ct B 1 0?oe Indian Aflkin, flnm?hei 14. 1881 l SKA LCD PkOPOtALg. endorsed PrZpesole'fee Indian Good'." will be rmfiM at Um I See of ?dian Adair*. Washington eity, on til 10 P'okwk a. on the 1Kb dsy of October utit, for furnishing goods tor Indiana, as follows: CLAM Ho. 1. Mackinac Blank-fit and Dry GWt 2,300 fair* 8-point white Mackinac blsnketa to wwun 60 by T2 inches, and (o weigh 8 pAtintf* 2^00 pairs 2V igh6 round# 100 pain 3* point Gentinelln bine do, to mm ore e? by 84. and weigh 10 pounds 400 pain 3-point do, to msasnrn 00 by 71, and to waif h 8 pounds 800 pnin 2} unbU 8,' 00 o? i do sheeting do 6,000 do nhsek*, stripes nnd plaids 100 dosen woelien socks 1,01-0 yards flannels, assorted 000 pounds cotton thrend 400 dsssn spool cotton 350 pounds out ton maitre 36 do bert Chinese ?emilttoa 1,600 do Uronn gil.ing twine, Mo. 88 1,000 flannel shirts 1,600 caiioo do CtAfc8 Ko. 2. Keady-madt Ck 600 blue ciftth frock cants 600 do pantaloons 300 do vests. Cuss No. 3. H%rdmtrt and. 2,000 pounoe hni kettiss 1,200 tin kettles 80 nests japanned do., 8 in i 10 do sen 10 quart (in |_ 16 do 6 quart do 20 do 4 quart do 20 do 2 quart do 70 do butcher knives 24 do ecnlping knivea 10,000 gun flints 8 gross run wcrtns 30 do squaw awls 6 do fish hooka, i 100 dosen do lines, do 125 gro?s needles, do 126 dosen combs do 26 do sdseon do 6 do bush erythss 8 da grass do 4 do grain do 2 do adses 15 do grubbing hoes 48 do weeding do 100 pnin hames 200 do traoe chains 200 log chains 100 mul? collars 100 drawing knives, 10 and 12 inches in length 200 aug*rF, in equal proportions of 1)4, J, and inch 160 hand saws 25 cross cut saws, 7 feet in length 26 do do 6 do 20 dosen hand saw files 8 do cross cut saw files 6 do wood rasps 650 quarters sosket chisels, 1, and 2 inch rO planes fore and jack 10 dot en shoTels 15 do fpadeg 800 eamp kettles 200 short handled frying pans. Class No. 4. Axes. 100 doien axes, to weigh from 4% to 6 pounds 20 do half axes, to weigh 3% pounds 24 do ha 1; to include the covers and paaking-caser. Said goods to be furnished at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, St. Louie, De troit, or Chicago, cs may be specified in the ais k ner f Affairs, tor th? taith'ul perfoi manoe of tb? same." Karh proposal tnu-t also be accompanied by a gr.atan'ee, in the following form, to os signed by two r more responsible persona, hose sufficiency must be oertified Vy one or more persons, personal ly ->r officially koown to the department: "I (or we) hereby guaran'ee that the abore bid der (or bidden) if a etntiact shall be awarded to him, (or them) aooordinc to his (or their) foregoing bid or proposal, will execute a contract and give se curity far the perf.rmanre thereof, as prescribed in the aiverusement for propoenls for Indian goods, dated September U, 1864: and 1 (or we) agree to pay any and all damages or losses which the United States or tbe Indians may suffer by reason of feU ure so to do on tbe part tf as id bidder" (or bidden.) No proposal will be oonsidered 'bat does not strictly conform to the terms and dlmetions of this advertisement. CHARLIES M. MIX, Aetlng Co asp 16?ditAeotOctll