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ALEX ANDRIA.
Correspondsnes Of The Star.

CT'ssPo'oeHes " AHe c1of.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept 80, 1859.
A dispatch received from New York states that
the steamer Mount Vernon arrived there yester-
day morning at X O'Clock, making the trip in
tile more than 81 hours.
The Hebrew portion Of our citizens have sus-
pended business operations to-day, in order to
celebrate the beginning Of Rasch-Haschannah, or
the Hebrew new year.
The October term of the Quarterly Court COM
mences it's session on Monday.
The members Of the Corn Exchange also hold
their annual meeting on Monday.
The rooms Of the Alexandria Library COMPANY
will, We requested to say, be closed until next
saturday evening" in order to afford the opportu-
nit OF making some necessary REPAIRS and also to
clean the roons
man named Bill Gray being charged with steal
ing hogs and sheep. Weare requested to say that
VIM Gray the butcher is not the man referred to
In that article as some persons by the similarity
OF the names might infer.
The time for the meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Manassas Gap Railroad is liked at the 2uth of
the coming month.
At Prices Varieties, last night, Mrs W. c.
Gladstane as Mrs. Haller in the stranger" won
fresh laurels from an appreciative audience, a
large portion of whom, we were glad to notice,
Mrs. Halter deserves much praise, and Mr.. T.
Barton Hill, as tire Stranger, showed himself to
the best advantage. The other characters in the
piece Were also well sustained.
Steuaft Robson, as Dipyory, in the Spectre
Bridegroom, kept the audience in perfect roar
Of laughter by his inimitable drollery. BY the
way, it may not be generally known that friend
Robson made his debut in Alexandria, some years
ago, at w Washington Hall; since which time he has
rapidly improved and is now among those at the
head Of the profession low comedian. The
performance for tonight is the famous tragedy Of
the Lady Of Lyons. Mrs. Gladstane appearing
as Pauline Deschappelles The afterpfece will
be the COnjugal Lesson-Robson as Mr.. Felix
Lullaby.
We would suggest that as the Odd Fellows are
disappointed in giving their last excarsion they
give grand tournament at some early future day
This kind of amusement seems to be the order Of
the day, and one held under the auspices of the
Odd Fellows cannot fail Of success. Who will
DENY it, CARLOS
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IL In New York, on Tuesday evening, mys-
FERROUS affair came to light in the Sixth ward, the
dead body of a man being found in bed in a
house on the Five Points, corner Of Worth and
Little Water street, covered with blood, he evil
IDENTITY having been murdered but few minutes
before. From papers found on his person, it is
supposed that the name of the deceased was
Niece. The house in which he was murdered
was occupied by man named John III. BenJa-
min, and his mistress, Jane Bradford. The former
Is a vender Of hot cakes about the Park, while his
mistress gained livelihood by at times harborng
girls of bad repute.
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IMPORTANT FROM BUENOs AYRRs -1Ir YGaeev.s
Mediation a Faiixre, Se.-By the arrival of the
Lightning, at New York, we have advices from
Buenos Ayres 70 August 10th, ten DAYS later
On the I'd Of August party Of Urquiza,s troops
Invaded the Buenos Ayrean territory, but few
shots sent them flying with no casualties few
days afterwards Crquiza's four steamers of war
that were fitted out at MOntevideo made their ap-
Pearance In the outer roads CT Buenos Ayres Two
provincial vessels offered them battle and the
Wnole city embed on the bank of the river In
&c IS. 'ne ngnl The four steamers would not fight
out on tne appearance Of their opponents steamed
away 10 Colonia, in the Banda Orieptsl and the
busnos Ayrean vessels concluded not 10 follow
On ,he iith OF August the peace negotiations
ticipated, the preliminares on each .;dn ,, On
jectsd, the Intervention of Mr. vance, tam &c. re
ground The Confederate (Soyernr.,, ,e i W 'he
an immediate suspension Of hostilities tn To-
eminent Of Buenos Ayrcs the retiremrn, NJ c..
Urquiza from public life. The former ,r.. zen en-
viously inadmissable- by itself and tbs I.. oo
could hardly be expected during the present ne
caliar organization Of the Provi ncial GoyernmsI,.
On the 18Th Of august, an agent Of Urqniza's,
tatons had been terminated, arrived at BueSo,
Ayres 70 confer with Mr.. Yancey. He Was allowed
70 land; bat the following mysterIous paragraph.
Rrs ,n In the BaenoA Ayrean Commercial
tns american Minister was rather a stormy one !:
the Asaneioa yesterday arrived Don Fred
sfico Segni, FROM the Parana with rornrr,u MICA.
mrn, 0 a., MI fsneey from the Central G. .rn-
table table Of Mr. Yancey received a. VIC nospi
.hec5 ast nj ght-piates, bottles &c. sanaIv,r .
the place Of pleasant words snong bis
tse fan snesy having bad his spectacle! SroIen in
into the nature Of south Aneric.n a,
The next day the Governments osdsrsS o..
sugui TO embark at once and leave ths citg 49,
- ea "'shout delay. - -,ss
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II The Panama star says of the Chir,qul gOl

II The Panama Star says of the Chir;qul gold
diggings:
From the most careful investigation and after
duly weighing all the evidence it posi- bic to
about 400 pounds weight Of golden images have
been obtained from the graves; but taking into
count the amount Of copper with which some Of
them are alloyed, it may be fully est mated that
800 pounds OF pure gold represents the entire guam
tity. Calculating the value at $3.50 per pound
this would give the sum of SIS coo; and as it is
generally admitted that during the month of July
at least 500 persons were at work at Bugabita
this represents the labor of IS 900 persons with an
average gain 10 each Of S1.6I, or deducting fifty
cents for the value Of their labor. of Sill; but
from this calculation no inference can be drawn
a. while some obtained large quantities, others
were entirely unsuccessful
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Perssnal,
Bailey, Of Georgia, is at Kirk

woods.
Hons. n. 8. Clark and lady. N. C; II. w.
H HoMman, and ID. w. McCleary, Md; are at the
Ex-Gov. Purdy, Hon. e. Stanton and lady
McLane, Md, are az wiIlards''
L. Olmstead, Architect-in-C Chief of the
New YORK Central Park, has gone to Europe 70
benent his health During his absence he will
visu all tne celebrated parks Of the Old World tc
catch wrinkles for adoption upon the New YorI
Central Park. " "
'''' Henry B; Anthony, who has for tyent,
years conducted the Providence Journal viii
marked ability, Is asors ~ retire from its super
of Brown University, Mr.. Anthony takes his sea
an United States SENATOR for X hode Island in tb,
next Congress.
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The MIssING BALLoONIsTs SAFE.-Private In
telligence from Kingston, C. w, announces the
safe arrival at that place Of Prof La Mountain,
the intrepid eronaut, and Mr.. Haddock, Of the
WATERFOWL IN. " Journal, who made a balloon
ascension from watertown, New York, on the
22d inst and about whose safety serious appre-
tensions had been entertained. Ii may be inter-
esting to some of our readers to mention that Mr..
Haddock is a printer, who formerly worked in
ity
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III Mr.. George F. Thomson, Of the New York
Daily News, who was so brutality assaulted by
McCabe some days ago, is. In very Precarious
condition. Yesterday he was so low that the at
tending physician deemed II nee sssary to exclude
all visito from IN e bedroom Of the patient.
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IL \ Panama correspondent, writing on the
18th September, states that the Isthmus was very
free from tropical fever, and exceedingly healthy
for the season. The L. :. ships Merrimac and
Vandalia had left for Valparaiso aud home. The
Saranac was the only vessel at Panama. Professor
Dimitry had sailed in the steumer Guatemala, for
Punta Arenas. Tine Guatemala was much ad-
mired, and would, it was hoped, open good
trade with Central America
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LANBNTABLK STATE OF AFFAIRsIx VENEZUELA
The Boston Traveller saws:

The Boston Traveller says
"a file Of the st. Thomas Tidende to Sept |.
received at this port, confirms important docu-
ment, showing the terrible condition of affairs in
Venezuela. where war of races, famed by polit-
cal and military asPirants, is rapidly depopulatng
that beautiful country, possessing one Of the finest
climates and most fertile soils upon the fsce of
the globe The document in question Is an ap-
PEAL for protection of the foreign consuls at Cudad
Bolivia, 70 the Governors Of the French Danish
and English West India Islands. In this appeal
the consuls say that the contest now going on is
not one of ordinary revolution, having for its OBJ
Ject political end, but the contrary the motto
now Is, violence, Death and Pillage" The acts
Of atrOcity committed 10y these vandals are they
say, numerous that il would be difficult 70
enumerate them. In the provinces Of the interior
whole communities, with their inhabitants, hav,
disappeared. Nothing but foreign intervention
probably, Will save the country from entire des
fruction -
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NOTICE. NoTIcE& NOTICE"
Opening of Real Partisan Goods.

NOTICE! notice. NOTICEM
Opening of Real Partisan Goods.
On merit Monday, Oct 2, IpiH open a large stock Of
FRENCH GOODS
OF my own imp. rtatcn ell o. which were carefully
confident that now offer the greatest variety and
Exhibited for sale In Washington ety sSes
earnestly invite the ladies' of Washngto ton ard vi
selves ofthe truttflIness OF what assert,
Tha sttIntion of the sdie; l. gectfny directed
@1ss
Flower Head dresses,
White MsIsbout and Gold Head dresses,
Queen viot vt I.I Hair nets,
Bla,.k Plumes, ornamented with Gold, for the
stee; Eackle1 aid handsome Hair Ornaments.
All kinds of REAL LACES, made to my order,
Xa.encen2e. Cha9tjIly, and Guipure,
Ghantliiy Wells and Collars,
fisi,s y Lace &C. Sets az 2, d Collars,
svi. ), Jseonet. and Cambria Embroiderie.,
The latest Pal isian styles orTRIMMINGS, such
Crotchst FrInses Crotchst Buttons,
Efile Plasse, Vetour Faconne.
GUIpura ct Boutons, Pompsdc ur ct plisse.
A magnificent assortment Of FLOWERS. far
rlchar IMAM any eyer before sold In WASHINGTON,
Marabout and Ostrich Feathers.
Gag &c P9mes.. bought expressly for the pur-
pose OF trimming the Sombreros Marion,
the latest style of hats worn by all fashlona-
bic ladies of Paris and England,
os R,bSo assortment Of Bonnet and Trimmin
Bertha Capes, Ia Ma lie Anton nette,
SXS + iSDc8.,iia Black and High Co ,er..
Bl,ck and ColoIcd Bonnet VeIvets,
Bonnet silks, in al colors, g..
Partisan Bonnets, RELY beautiful, .
Partisan kuches, Tor Bonnets, - -.--
splendid Stock Of Cloth and Velvet Cloaks,
toss, and Raslans both plain aad embroid-
All OF the abavs arti> ss and great many others
not enumerated, were purchased ut the opening of
the present Partisan season, and ere o.SeQ uently
whole season In q tvsnoe Of the styles nsually
found here, e the soots imported 10 this country
hence Ire nseesssTy Of the previous tss Pas as1
styiss. Hence, 70 avoid the .annoyapee Of beinT
aways behind the fashions, while makins visit 10
europe stopped ssW weeks i1 Paris and bought
the above goods in person, fiom fFst hands i kors
the kind at-onaEe of the ladies will enable me 10
make yearly tfip 20 Paris WITH the sole object OF
keepinE pee ysth the Parlsiaa fa.hions, and to
have ail Ssv :tyl:s q sosds hsFs q the same time
nd EiR S sssss e order in tn.
II Ssi'si ;i|;s'i: a' e.:
$50 .saSAAF6i8a Market sP.oe.
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A LASTING TESTIMONIAL TO SENATOR GwIS.-
The Mariposa tCal.l Gazette says: "a. F. Shriver
and several other gentlemen OF Mahposa are pre-
pairing csst-iron plate TO be sunk IN the largest
tree in the grove of big trees, near the 20 Semitic
trail upon the south fork Of the MERGED In raised
letters upon it will be the inscription: "senator
Gwin, June Is, 1889"
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ID PARE FOR WIN TER
Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Stoves!
Crates! Crates! Crates!
Parlor Companions! Parlor Companions !.
FURNACES! FURNACES.
&C., &c &c.


SIBLEY & GUY most especially invite the at
tention OF their Customers and the pub IL
nifcept stoek Of the a5ove-~unsnr ~
- pa Q ID by any thing offer ed In this Y Ar
ket ioL erg ance qua ty, and durability. visit to
ehassrs may judge ri ;htiy for Themselves
J. Tbs pame, Cox, WHIrEMAN & Co ,Phsdel-
2hia j. suilclept soasaItee for tie Nkw APPROVED
c G9ss Tssrss
BuRSlNs SEA SHELF is another of the best and
IT, IT, T TIE "SIEEARD sIovI" with Reservoir ard
most perfect Stove ever made, can also be had at
In fact have the exclusive az ency of the Stove.
Our assortment of PERFECT COMPLETE, FrS,oR
COMPLETE, ROYAL Cooks, BALriNoRE CoMPLKrK,
&S &c;; &C tlsrge ard carefully selected.
our "GAs; BURNING PARLoR He TER," declared by
t9 DO lar superior TO any thing ever produced
As evidence Of the fact, we have already this
time we have ever called the public attention. to
- On the shortest notice we are ~
also prepared to furnish and Z -
erect HkYwARD's or KIsrrR- af
BOOKS FURNACES. The single I'D.
mention OF these cannot but ga.
tur ...o IsG%as o y Pst ao g
are all Of the newest ANA most improved style, and
seldom 10 suoh variety offered TO the WaShi1efos
pxb!ie, combinins, - they do, all the sdvantSxcS
'? sfsLEY& GUY would further inform IN. ), M.
that, IN connection With their Stove bu sness fhSS
have largely increased their HousI-FURNIsIfixe
:Hs shs They
rnssmSat ever isvenssd. - 80 S'nvshisn' az
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THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA
The following is list of the districts into which
the department Of California has recently been d.
vided: .... ...-.=
No. 4. City Of San Francisco, Benicia Barracks,
Presidio, San FraneiscO-Major G. Ii. Ringgold
paymaster.
No. =. Forts Umpqua, Terwoia, Humboldt, Gas
ton, Crouk, Weller and the camp at Antelope
creek-Major III Leonard paymaster.
No. 3. Forts TETON, San Diego, Mohave, and
Yuma-Major 5. Woods paymaster.
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Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Constitution reierates that the popular voice
Of the country supports the bred Scott decision,
and that Che Democratic party regard that adjudi-
cation final settlement of the slavery question
The Intelligence congra:ulaies the country upon
the propriety with which the American officers
acquitted themselves in the Chinese affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-29

IL The Baltimoreans are complaining because
the City Railroad Company do not put eho"s IL e"f'
on the track to accommodate the public.
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CONTRACT AwARDKD.-Messrs. Blanchard &
Mohun, of this city, have been awarded the con-
tract for supplying the United States Post Office
Department with stationery during the four years
commencing with October LIST, 1859
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Iowa SWAMP AND OVERLOOKED LANDS The
Acting Commissioner Of the General Lard Office
has transmitted to the Governor Of Iowa an ap-
proved list of swamp and overlooked lands in
Dubuque, now Fort Des Moines district, Iowa,
containing 81 ,5l6O6 acres.
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~ The bark Ocean Eagle left New York on
Tuesday morning, for the Liberian coast, taking
out several missionaries, among them Miss Marion
Melville Of this city.
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IL The Gothamites and Down casters are IN
ecstasies over an immense virgin oyster oed tnai
has recentIy been found in Long Island Sound.
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Nyw ARGUMENT In HIS FAvoR.-Each sue
ceeding mail, IL arrives. develops Ponucai
Douplasism in some new or al least oinerihS
phase In Ohio under the manipulation OF rather
mouthings of Mr.. Douglas himself, 1t was recently
., .H,-t 10 ma Ike the South content with an empty
declaration or admission Of her rights In the Ter
,itories. accompanied with the advocacy Of doc
trine with reference to the power Of squatters to
lawfully nullify those rights at will, designed to
secure the favor of abolitionism.
To-day we have from Mobile another phase Of
this same very slippery Douglasism designed, Of
course, for that particular latitude. The Mobile
Register the journal Of the Minister to Mexico,
and Douglas organ, earnestly electioneers for
Southern favor for Douglas, upon the plea that,
are, all, Douglas means by his theory concerning
popular rights to secure an eventual general pub
lie acknowledgment of the right of the South,
wholly Independent Of Congressional action, to
reopen the African slave trade. The Registers
argument to this end is as ingenious as bold, and
far more ingenuoss than Mr.. Douglass personal
defences of his positions to curry favor with abo
litionism-far more ingenious
But, while Mr.. Douglas is engaged in outbid-
ding the Republican leaders for abolti on support,
il will require more sophistry than the talented
editor Of the Register possesses (and he evidently
possesses much more than bis idol) to satisfy the
South of the intensity of Douglass pro-slaveryism
as seen through his Mr. Forsyth's) editorial spec
tacles Nor will Mr.. FPS current labors do very
much for the cause of Mr.. Douglas at the Mort !;
where the quotation of his doctrine as affordirg
the only hope of securing the speedy reopening Of
toe African slave trade can hardly increase the
popularity he is striving to secure In that quarter
D
SURVEYS ~ FLoRIDA.-Letters of instruction to
the Surveyor General of Florida relative to the
survey of portion OF the southern everglades
being prepared at the General Land Ofscc. The
deputy surveyor, who contracted to survey the
most southerly Of the line Of townships yet con-
tracted for, having been driven back to Tampa by
hostile Indians, after he had completed portion
of his work has stated that in order to enable him
to secure second outfit, and make another effort
to prosecute the work, he will require additional
com pensation and larger contract. The Sur
veyor General has therefore been instructed by the
General Land Office to extend the contract and
make small increase on the amount previously
agreed upon.
ARMY Observation-Disclosures Adjutant Gen.
eral Mackall has been directed to proceed to An
telope Creek, California, and ascertain the con-
dition of the Indians Of that vicinity. Capt. nj.
ID. simpson. Commissary Of Subsistence, is to
proceed to Fort Vancouver and report to Gen.
Harvey.
A general court-martial, Col. Hoffman, presi-
dent, and Lieut.. Confer, judge-advocate, assem-
bled at Benica Barracks, California, on the 2ith
of August.
Company f, 9th infantry, is about to march for
Fort Mohave. Rio Colorado.
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LOST AND FOUND.

e. -Strayed away, a White cow,
(C leopard marked, with red spots, and ~1ErA
a red calf four months old. and has on q SSP
Inuzzle. The COW has q hole in the lef
horn on the inside Whoever bring the above CO
and calf to me shall have the above reward
- JAMES JOHNSON
IT. Opposite Penitenfiary, Buzzard Point
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKEks-Th
n n. .d RsGsomae Steamboat Company. IT.
Of their steamer Powkatan To Nor
iolk, oher the public OF ton and vic nifty az
opPoItuniG OF enjoying trip on the beautiful Po-
daily during the hot weather
10 parties OF three or more excursion tickets vii
De Issued az one dollar . II each for Glymont, with
privilege OF remaining there all night ard returning
next days also for Az ala Greek, at two dol rs ga
VIII privilege OF remaining one or two dave
The angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
ne at either OF the above places, whlte perch sod
game being plentiful.
Good Hotel accommodations can be had at these
places.
Boats leave foot of 9Th street az sX a. m, and sx
p n. Returning, ~ ?. m. and 81 a.. m.
For iurther Information lnQ uire the Cornpsny's
once, No; 372 Pennsylvania avenue. next door 70
broWn,s hotei. GEO. r. MATTlNGLY
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Ok CENT CAPS.
~ See the folr different styles -
ID. for Gents and Boys, at
Sc E-St HENNING'S, Island.

LIGHTHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT.
IL PROPO AIS.
PROPOSALS will be received at this ofic. until u
o'clocx m on Tuesday, the 18th day of October
next, for furnishing the lanterns and work. and
Tor furnishing the other materials, and erecting two
granite light house towers on Thalcher's Island,
Cape Ann, Massachusetts.
The specifications and drawings can be obtained
by application at this Office, at the light house
office In Boston, No. 1 Commercial wharf; the
light house Office in New York, 43 Cedar street /;
or the light hon engineers office in Phi adelphia
n. r.. corner of Girafd and 18th streets.
BY order of the Light HOUSE Board:
w Ii. FRANKLIN, Secretary.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Ocsce Of the Light House 1Odrd,
Sept. "a, 1859. Us 2q-lwd ytOc25
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

oAAAo, xA6X4Eo, &C.
T. o o X o U T.
MERRIE SOCIAL BOYS, n
They will give their |"
FIRST GRAND COTILl.ON at "a
ODD FELLOWS HALL Nary Yard,) Oeto5er II.
Eurther particulars In future advertisement
by order OF the Committee. lts
THE STUART HOLLAND CLUB Take tins
method OF lnfsrming their friends and "a
the publc IN general that they intend giving ~
their ist Grand COTlI.I ON PARTYon Oc- -
toDer 18th; at The w ESTERN HALL, on z3dtStA
81, near Pa. avenue. Sc sg-5l-
WuI NJ AGRAND BALL
tAliL, Navy Yard, on THURSDAY, October 9Th,
Union LODGE, No. n,
M,AtGENENU ENchMP Phi + S1H No.4, ioof'
The proceeds to be expended in furnI Shne the
he superior Cotion Band of Professor Pro~ucri
VIII provide music for the dance" which will he
coIrtncted ny competent managers.
refreshments will be furnished by an ex perienccd
The Saloon will be gaiIy and tastefully decorated
anu eNeTy arrangement calculated to conduce to the
ENJOY Iedt of the occasion BY the ladies and gentle
made. f' " "
In this effort to raise the means To render our
Lodge Room fitting place in which to incucate
shn great principles of brotherhood, respect
luy sollct the support and liberal patronage Of the
Iickets 81, admitting a gentleman and ladies'.
N b.-Positively no hats or caps allowed in the
Sc 29-T,SM,W&Ts t an !" At>' EN- EN- .
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
EXCURSIONS, &c.
GRAND TOURNAMENT AND PIC NC AT
" ANALOSTAN ISLAND.
The Eagle Riding Club
Take pleasure IN announcing o tue public that they
a intend giving their first "a
A GRAND TOURNAMENT
"a AND PIC MIC -
- On ANALOSTAN ISLAND,

WEDNESDAY, October 5th, 1853.
fqll Band OF Music will be in attendance a.
10 O'Clock a. and remain on the ground until y
O'Clock az night, and every accommodation necrs :
sary for the comfo't and pleasure of visitors shall
be carefully attended TO.
An ampl. police force will be detailed for the pur-
pose of maintaInin order and decorum.
The procession of Knights will leave Geort e,ovn
Tin fun dIessD at o'clock q. m, for Washington
aud pa ade the principal streets and Avenues and
arrive on the Island at u a. m; The riding for the
hono-s Will commence at O'Clock D. m
A Steamboat will be in ATTENDANCE at the foot Of
hlgh stree, Georgetovn, and lsrge and commodl-
Gus beat 1T the foot Of street Washington for The
purpose OF taking visitors to the grounds free Of
charge.
The refreshment department will be N der the
supervision OF caterers well known to the public
Tlcktts D cents, admitting gentleman and ladies.
Messrs. Ellis and Metzerott. National Hotsl.
kiIkwcods, yno. ID. Hammack. WASHINGTON, ana 81
". Nj. d q. w SothG m and Geo. Barnard's drus