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RU SSIAN WAR
BALLS, PARTIES. &c

CONGRESSIONAL BALL. complimentary 20
" Prntv tis-zs nSkI and daughter Will take "a
place ~ FIanklin llal, corner at 9th aud n u
streets. ON TIT RSDAN. Feh. cath. Ti~ksI>HN
60 10 adnIt a gentleman AMI ladies'. A. thu ~
nuinhHr "i tickets are limItei, Ca.y application y m
be nrccsSary. wa
To connaenc" al e: O'Clock pm. Ea7a.
TNION AND PLEASURE NOW ANplOP
u EVER, ONE AND iNSEPAR ARIE
tn" INloN Ill y hsrr,,, auroarr, that hoy
VIII CIV thclr First Grand BAH 1T Odd IL "a
lows Hall, NavN Va 4, ou MONDAY ENE a
MING, Feb list, lss,l. Thy will spare ~
pans or cNp"uSe IT, MAX" ~ tho Raj of tb-y n
SCI son. WItherS' Band j. engaged.
Inc Ladies VIII Pa - 10 accs RI this thou InvI-
tatIon.
Ttrkets 81. admitting gentleman and laiias %
u had 81 snN 90" t.a managers at the door an the
f'o1Blatffer:
VI MaIr%r"n, \. MITc"r"u. U. N. Robinson.
-; u. iaaNIn, J. Z. Johnston, John I.ac,
ThoS. ~. Prior, Ie 7IsIaT
T. OR NAME IL OUR MOTTO
III D. members of the GOOD WILL. CIR tas
leave ID announce &" their friends aud pu,ttr el
"a general that their First Grand Assembly, of "a
tha season wi take place al tho Hall Of thr,~9
the I'D instant
No pa * viii h. spared TO give satisfaction -
mo - VINO InaN iaVnT them with their presence for
IN ninnsIng ourselves VIC will try To amlusn ,nu.
ilcketS ~ cents. f. ls.l9.XlE'
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The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about o'clock:
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LOST AND FOUND

G IN REWARD will br given for tl. rrra,~r,
SIO of the goods stolen from my store ou the ri
hsiaai. v. IIN\EN.
I OST-Oa tn lash in tant, \ HAIR RG az
LEI. i. nj ~ Will receive liberal Tsna 4
Dr iraNlnE a. at tie othc" If Wii.art< fIo,-l.
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HHICKERiNG x SONS PIANOS.--Th" sub
~ scrIbar IL in receipt of further supply
ofthnsc superb Instruments, acknowled;edFfF
by the first American aud Foreign art stS tot II
be hey Ond competition ia elasticity of touch, vol
ume and purity of tone, and nicely of articulation.
La their improvements of the last the, have far
exceeded the excellence and tame of their -
years reputation.
The subscriber has in store tho largest stock Of
Pianos in this city. Elegant Louis XIV, Central,
and other varieties of STYLES.
Also. Pianos ofexcellent tone aud beautiful finish,
by ]. w. Vase Boston. maker conced al Ia DO
ond only tn the Messrs. Chiekcring.
Pianos sold lower than they can be bought in Bos-
ton or i'm this CITY, either for cash approves, paper
The Chickering Piano can be bought in this city
only of the subscriber.
Pianos taken in part ayinent. secondhand Pr
amos for sale low. Pianos foF hire.
MELODEONS, Martins celebrated GUITARS
&c.
Pianos tuned and regnlat ed by ]. III. Speir who
has had Is wears G. pericncs in has profession.
80 RICHARD DAVIS,
fel9-J Piano Warercoms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-19

This list does not include the six chartered
vessels in the Paraguay expedition, and yet it
shows an increase Of eight vessels since last
year.
The RuMoR that Senator q. w. Jones. of
Iowa, is to be appointed Sixth Auditor. and
Thomas NJ Tate, present Sixth Auditor tn he
'lahs,eried 10 the Fifth Authorship made va
can, oy the resignation Of Mr.. Mcconnell, is
wholly untrue in every particular.
The rurnored Resignation If GOV. Denver
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, is also untrue
The PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-In our Con
gresslonal report will be found n synopsis of
the Presidents message, to which allusion was
made in the Star of yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-19

RRsfGNED.-Thc Hon. Fayctte McMullen
yesterday resigned the Governorship of the
Territory of Washington. 1t is not yet surmiscd
who will succeed him in that position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-19

Nor REsIGyED.-Thomas A. Hendricks has
not resigned the position of Commissioner of
the General Land Office; nor is there any pros
pect of his doing So
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The GREAT FALLS WATER FALLS CASE
We learn that the judge before whom the ques-
ton Of the propriety Of the amount of damages
awarded by the jury of landholders TO the own
ers OF the riparian rights to the water at the
Great Falls Of the Potomac, was not long since
argued, has decided against the verdict, though
he has not yet written out his opinion-or. in
other words, the grounds of his decision. This
decision will render a second jury assessment
OF the amount the Government should pay for
the use of the water, necessary, under the law
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r. CLoCKS.-CLoCkS.
i HEY can lie found AZ
every Store you come O., lut
Clock, your place to buy is at
FRANCIS'S
House Furn shiny Store.
e2 above Odd Fellows Hall. 9TH Il.
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THE LAGER DEPOT or SHt'I.TZ a co
Is n No. 4sia 9TH street, near the Gas Post OF
hee. They promptly hllotrce oi charge ior aoivrryl
al orders for kegs botses sent Ia them an person
or received through the Post Office Their Lager
manufactured in AieNandriaDis the best now sold
the nIt-l states. ana their terms extremely
moderate. They have also on hand a very hne
sortment Of HUNGARlANw WINES at low PTioes
fe lo-Sm
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HANDSOME ORIGINAL OH. PAINTING.
II THE YOUNG STUDENTS"
~ MIss; ihily VI. Spencer. This painting, so much
admired IN the northern cities, il on enhIbItlot
tireel nj 20. 40 7th street, where engraved copies
colored alter the Original, are for sale.
fe Ia-st- No az ,tb sfrs.,
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MlSCELLANEOUS.-Editrr IL 4 nerc JouTutl OF on
meTce Agent Northern Arizona Association; 4. B Edto
Of the l. tdI-s' Album; y. 7
iBTLETTERs MUST IN ALL CASES BE PREPAID.
February 10. WIN. JONES, p NJ
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-18
Railway Turnouts.

Petitions are now being circulated In the
"West End" asking the signatures Of those
favorable to granting the Cincinnati Railroad
Company the privilege Of putting down "turn-
outs" on their lines at distances of twelve
hundred feet, that their routes can be rendered
acceptable accomm odations to the public. We
hope they will be numerously signed and that
Council may grant the prayer. Such turnouts
as asked for are little or no impedimsnt to the
highway, and will enable the cars to go and
come on the same track, at short intervals.
They characterize the routes in Chicago and
ST. Louis, and have not been Objectionable in
the least possible degree. If We are to have
street railroads, let US have them in oil their
completeness, and not let them be burthensd by
unwholesome restrictions. The Passenger Rail-
road line, now in successful operation-their
ears passing our Office every FIVE minutes, filled
with people-shows how these roads will be
pstronised when entirely adapted to tho wants
Of the community.
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New York Financial Matters.

NEW YoRK, October II.
Tho stock market opens heavy, and with Q
few exceptions, lower range Of prices Is es-
tablished throughout the list. The market
feels the want of IN outside demand, which 10
unusually limited. Western stocks on an aver.
age are L0A per cent lower. Galena closed
OF at731s@74; Rock Island 90 1]1@63ss; Michigan
guaranteed opened freely ct decline Of per
cent; selling at 16, which 10 the lowest price
during the existence of the stock. There Is
decline Of per cent. in Cleveland, Columbus
and Cinoinnati Michigan Central is without
quotable change from Saturday; with the ex-
oeption Of the issues of the Erie and Michigan
Southern; railroad bonds are better. Illinois
Central Construction and Chicago and Rock
Island bonds rose u per cent; Michigan Cen
trail second mortgage brought 81, which Is
rather better than last sales.
There were no sales Of the other issues.
State stocks steady; U. s. aves Of 1855 ad-
vsnced u per cent. The registered fves Of
1874 sold at 1881. Exchange for the Boston
steamer opens firm with considerable demand
for sterling at 110N@110H. Southern bank
bills are scarce and command 110H. The
Panama Railroad Company are free; buyers at
present to meet about seven hundred thou
sand dollars in bonds held abroad and which
are due in November. Francs are the same as
by the last packet, 515. The money market is
unchanged.
AT the Second Board, State bonds sold at
full morning rates. Erie Seconds sold at rs,
an advance of l per cent; Pacific Mail fell
n; New York Central rose q; Erie, u;
Panama, u; Galena, no change; Rock Island
rose q; Reading, q. .r-... .....
The Bank statement is regarded as favor
able, and indicates anything but expansion
on the part Of tho banks or anxiety to borrow
by the public. The banks are in q very strong
position, and for some weeks will show q
rising specie average, and have the ability
to increase their discounts. At present the
greatest difficulty is the want Of short prime
bills at 6@6H per cent, sufficient to maintain
their discounts at the average of this week.
The following is a comparative statement
of the condition of the banks of this city:
Loans--October 8, $l17,2ll ,627; October
Is, $ll7, 7,2s9,O67 increase, $77,44O. Specie
October 8, $19,493, LA; October Is, $l9,65l,-
293; increase, $15S,O49. Circulation-Octo-
ber 8, $685., ,739; October Is, $8, ,463,8l6; de-
crease, 1921, 1928. Net defcits-October s.,
$69,5Ol, ,2O7; October 10, $40, ,ls1, ,o2O increase,
$57s,Sl3..
The statement is favorable in oil respects,
and shows that the tight money market pre-
dicted for the close Of October is postponed.
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Episcopal Convention.

RICHMOND, October II.
Both Houses have agreed to hold the next
Convention at New York.
In the lower House to-day, the report Of
the committee on typographical errors in the
standard Bible was adopted, and Mr.. Mason,
of Maryland, was appointed typographical
corrector. The order of the day, the report
of the Committee on Domestic and Foreign
Missions, gave rise to a lengthy debate. The
report chiefly relates to the extension Of the
missionary operations in Japan, China, etc.
All the resolutions reported BY the commit
tee were adopted except the last, which is to
memorialze the President to address the
Court Of Spain respecting religious liberation
in Cuba. Pending the debate on the merits
Of this proposition, the House adjourned.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-18

FIRE AT VERNON, INp.--About 12 o'clock on
Thursday night destructive fire broke out
in Vernon, Jennings County, destroying al
most entirely the business part Of the town
Twenty-six buildings in all were destroyed
including the Masonic Hall, the post-ofi
and the office of Adams Express. The names
Of the sufferers are s. Read a. Co., H. I. Vaw.
ter, McClelland & Riley, Joseph Feting, and
John Casper, dry goods; W. Sharp & Co..
druggists j. L. Henninger, M. Goodiug, gro.
GERS; M. Wolf, confectioner; George Spech
and VIM. Lowe, boot and shoe dealers Jas
H. Wells, timer; and 8. Cowell, saddle and
harness maker. The loss will amount tc
about O,OOO, upon which the insurance will
not amount to over $4,000.
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G%The natives of the Sandwich Islands,
like the Indians of this continent, are gradu-
ally disappearing before the approach of the
white man. The present number Of Hawaiians
would not probably exceed $4,000, and should
the present ratio of decrease proceed unch ecked,
in few years the number must be very small.
The decrease is due in o great measure to
licentiousness, incidence, the prevalence of cpl
denies, and the great demand for Hawaiian
seamen, who go aboard, many of them, never
to return. While the aborigines are decreas-
ing, there is also steady increase of the for
eign elements by birth and immigration, most
of those born on tho island desiring to grow
up and spend their days there.
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BOOK NOTICES.

ENTERTAINING DIALOGUES. By Ohas North
end, A. M; pp. 3l2. New York: A. 8. Barnes 4
Burr. Cincinnati: Hickey, Mallory d Co.
This volume Is designed for the use Of young stu
ents In schools and academies, and Is well calcu-
lated to further the end In view The dialogues
we'll chosen, and embrace large variety that will
prove attractive to the class for which they In
tended. '.' Hsf 30 .1.
THE NORMAL. BY Alfred Holbrook; pp. 4s6. New
York: A. y. Barnes Barr. Cincinnati Hickey,
Mallory 4 Co.
Any new or improved method Of teaching the
common branches ought to be encouraged, ifit have
the least merit, and any pretsnson to this desirable
object deserves examination. This book assumes to
teach orthoepy, orthography, grammar, geography,
arithmetic and elocution, aud to simplify those
branches, not, We think. without reason.
BOOKKEEPING BIZ SINGLE AND DOUBLE
ENTRY. By W. w. Smith and Edward Martin;
pp. 100 New York: A. y. Barnes Burr. Cincin-
natl: hickey, Mallory Co.
The system OF book keeping is here made clearer
and moro concise than usual and persons may got an
insight into the mysteries Of complicated accounts
that will be Of much advantage to them In after ife
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-18

ETMrs. Saloma Schneider, young mar.
ried woman In St. Louis, died suddenly in tha,
city few days ago. She had been in remark.
ably good health for some time. The pos
mortem examination revealed an extraor rdinary
cause-it was ntin the heart, which allowed
the blood contained in that orgsn to aecumu.
late in the sac which invests the heart, and thi.
also was ruptured. She had, in physical
sense Of tho word, died heart broksn-an OK.
preston only true physiologically, for she was
greatly loved by her husband, and they lived
very happily together.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-18

TRoTTING-HoRsE "JoHN LErcHER."-Mr.
John Bridgeland, of this city, sold his famous
trotting- horse, "John Lstcher," few days
sin GO for 81, 500 cash. He paid $3.50 in tobacco
for him one year ago. Indiana has the honor
OF having raised three FIVE year-old geldings,
now in Cincinnati, which can beat any other
three horses Of their age in America. Two
Of them were driven at our county fair last
year and were sold at low prices--one Of them
in fact sold In 1858 for 1925, and his owner re-
fused 50 900 within the last few days for him
so We go.-Richmond Indy Raladi,im.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-18
Cricket Match.

HAMILTON, 9. W., October II.
The All England Eleven have arrived here,
and their match with the Canada Crick eters
commenced at half-past two o'clock this af-
ternoon. The Canadians were sent to the
wickets at o'clock. When the play closed,
they had made 30 runs, with wickets to 60
down. The weather was showery, but, not
withstanding, there were from 5000 to 5000
spectators. u..
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-18

G9-The fishermen have very curious way
Of fcatching fish in the Rhone. They wade into
the water at night, with knife and @ water
tight lamp. They place the lamp under
water aud the trout will soon follow it. As
the fish come up to tho surface of the water
the fisherman kills them with his fnife, The
above is warranted q vertable fact, and no
fish story, though it has strong odor about
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-18
Y. M. M. l.. Association.

b RWMSG. DIE, Esq, will lecture at SNITH &
Nixos's Hall this evening. Subject: "spanish
Power in America" The Boston Press has
spoken in high terms Of Mr.. Drx's "Leotures
on the Andes," which leads us TO expect
something classical and entertaining.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-18
Important News.

The telegrsphic column contains all the
particulars. learned up TO late hour last
night in relation to the Harper's Ferry In
eurrection. The noon dispatches Of to-day
will be looked for with some anxiety.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-18
New York Bank Statement.

The Bank statement for the week shows as
follows: Increase Of loans $77 900 /; do. specie
$l6s,OOO; do. deposits $5sO,OOO, and de-
crease In circulation of$l22,0OO.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-18
River News.

PITTSBURGH, October 17--P. NJ.
River ..23 inches at the Glass-house and
falling. Weather clear.
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MARRIED,

HUBBARD-BURGATT Monday eve ming. oc.
ober II, by Elder William P. Stratton az hi real
dence No. 36l West Eighth street, Mr. Charles Hub.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-18

N%- PALMER's LIQUID BLANC
GH DE PEARLE is fast superseding the use
of powders for the face as in addition to all the de-
srable properties Of the finest powder, 1t possesses
burn and freckles, and when properly applied, Its ef
fecs not be distinguished from those of Natures
own beautfer 1t is applied with soft sponge, rub
bing the face gently with piece of sos flannel after
1t has become dry. Price 50 cents.
S0L0N PALMER, Agent,
Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery, No. 3S
West Fourth-itreet, oc5
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MEDICAL DIS.

Hc COVERY 10 acknowledged by the most em-
nent physicians, and by the most careful druggists
throughout the United States to be the most eecual
bood:purier ever known, and to have relieved more
any preparation known to the profession. Scrofua,
Salt Rheum, Erysipeas, Scald head, scay eruptions
Of whatsoever nature are cured by few bottles and
and explicit directions for the cure Of liberated sore
legs, and other corrupt andrunninR ulcers given in
the pamphlet with each bottle. For sale by J0HN D.
M. DIXON. Prics$l. sepl9-ay
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~. PALMER,s DEPILATORY

~ POWDER will remove snperauous hair
,ithout fail, II used according to the directions
icing entirely free from all arsenica other poison.
us Ingredients, no danger needbe apprehended from
Is application. Price so cents ocb
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-18

Three OF the four have been In session the
past week at Columbus. The Grand Council
hos closed its session, re- eleoting all tho Grand
officers. The Grand Rnoampmsnt and the
Grand Chapter closed on Saturday. To-day
the Grand Lodge Of Ohio will open with
perhaps four hundred representatives In at
tendance, Alt El t4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14

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cur I-uti oi LED nou c,eaiy. q ile so tay
81 Marc i-i1.
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b-tfF Iru'g 3 steve sou. J.-~ru A. R-.
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