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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-12

q Matter enough. Where's my pantaloons?
Here am, bound 10 be in Frederick by the
next stage, and that all ready to start, and am
robbed Of my .sses ftsia8
you'd have gone on in his indignatiou, this dc.
ponent cannot venture to say, had not Mr..
M, the confdential agent aforesaid, inter-
fered with words Of soothing import; closing
with O proEer of q substitute from his owl,
.ardrobe for that so mystsriously stolen from
the stranger. asAg0 sSsss
Il. But. But ny = money sr my money, that was N
"Well, my dear sir, We may possibly be able
to secommodate you in that respect, too. Bat
don't make such . row. You'll wake every
body In the house. Let me zee, you'll be home
in few days, mpposef'
"Of ceurseI Of course! within the week; bat
/ must bein Frederick to-day. and there's the
"No, You have FIVE minutes left. There, put
on these-and take this-tweaty Ave dollars.
suppose that will answer for the present; and a.
to the money you have lost, we'll leave nothing
undone 70 ind IL. Good by, sir! pleasant ride
TO you'll ssiss ssh gFsssa
And in Eve minutes more the occupant of
No. --w was on his way to Frederick, snd--
"The world before him, where TO choose.''
,yses2 ,s CHAPTER III. Nesls,1
AfeW wccks after these startling occurrences,
We have described casually met, and as they
smoked their cigars. their discourse happened
to fall upon the subject Of hotel robberies, and
the losses 10 which landlords are subject from
that fruitful source Of woe. This superinduced
the mention By mine host Of the Fountain Of
his adventure with the stranger student who
tarfied 90 long ct that establishment swaitiny
for remittances," and who left it, under cover
Of night, saas cnliotes. ss,slFE asfsG ~
"Weil, that was certainly curious affair, -
said Barnum. "But there was q most singular
robbery took place few weeks ago in my house
"a most remrkable affair, indeed How it
could have happened, who could have done it,
where and Whist had become Of the money,
declare I cam tmake head or tail out of il! I
was never so bothered in my life. have had
every man servant and raid servant, porter,
scullion, end everybody in the establishmsni
questioned and searched, but all in vain % '7si1s
"When did you say this occurred, friend
Barnunp' asked the other, a. soon as he had
gone into all the particulars. q ..s} 80 5
was the reply. "The gentleman, they tell me,
was yerybandsomely dressed. .',-..--- ,.s-----ss.s
In black?'' rkprY7ss rqKTeT
"Yes, in black % 2 y "a z
-" With . carpet bag2''l o. aha Ko.l ~ ~
sand long Black cloak" 's.1s .7 g s. 19 = ssY =
{" !. Yes. Yes an an elegant long black cloak y "
I" They did not mention those articles in their
description Of the trasslsr," slowly murmured
"Weil, friend B.n remarked Beltzhooyer.
With Knowing wink Of the eye, ana pointing
to the ceiling With bis dexter fhnmb, sIgaess
Tee got those articles ny yonder," ~
sts Wsnsp said aDsyid, taking . airemarkably
large pinch ofsnaf II s1oald,pt sscoa1dsr u
sIEIsant ths two i in divers. -, dere..iop, d ions,
asv = So 5s.s ssssss LIMO. Pieaynns
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Opening Of tn. NEW TRIMMING STORE, a,
No. 4S3 7th street, between u and SITS. Good
sssortment-the newest stylss-very low prices win
a,2v. ,s1oas7f F.MUHLINGHAUs.
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PASSAGE. fS$ ia h5% f$ SSotk HksALs AND

IN resumed her route on The Poto-
mac river, viii leave Washington on
sna % i Sommsnsas aS b. s,s 81,
for rPINEYfoINrsnd KINsALE, al :. n. 70. ;
., m stopping q ali the regular lsndinTs eoins
and returning. LUCIEN 3. PAGE, hspf.
NATHL. BousH. Agent. Alexandria mar I'D
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r %. 9 Q MUSICAL. NOTICE,
To y ssessis eas ga. M 4nn.r viS
Wsshins ton. tuned In most sStisfActory and per-
feet mslner the grand piano used b. ne st Miss
1.''A. - '''e xRTHuR NAPOLEON.
I. Y. RECxRR ressivse orders g MI. John r, FL
ssS :sa sso:. s. issssHSSi es.s
tuned aud fep9irod. -rTEs no 1-1mA
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-, - F..W: RISQUE,
Trustees OF GEORGETOWN Building Association
90 2-2aw3M BARNARD q HOCKEY. Aucta
By A. GREEN, Auctloneer,

By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
q A1srISsSn w. tie ssTaS i1sS
day OF Ncyem6er, shall sell in front Of the prem.
BY Sass sf s s Sss d
.sa sS, oas u sHs snd
anpE snd aid dosS z
Lot numbered two 6. j in n Sou numbered seven
aandrsd ssIsh and sSsy nine this property front:
line Of Canal street no feet, containing over 5000
Ts!m.: One fourth cash; balance in and Is
All Il he oo.a a d the assp pu4
The term. Of sale should no. be complied with
IN i've days, tho trustee the right to resell
D%o si sassh
90 9-zaw&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
By WALL q BARNARD. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, sALE--By virtue of . deed Of
d Ssf s Dc July s s
The PrsR:ss part 81 Lot No. three, in square si %
SOUNDED . s In y, sss
east corner of that part of said lot conveyed to
:ss sii;;
ss'sfs sosss Ei rs ss ns
e ssssJs s .as
9Th said lot due east to the beginning, with the
ts be paid in cash and the Issidds two equal in
secured Oy note and deed q trust .'' " ''
MItAShHTEs ItSH 5sfkS9q55Ss. = s95s
90 q " 8Pipn RSAdkfs nass
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Re- 81 CENTRAL STORES. ~ CG
knb Rsvadsrs sim. n Al .olor..
Ha1d silks, Plain Silks, - faes 4 ~
Hfack Silk6 Of nj qualities, -
French Morin0es. I'll colors, s.se. -
H4nD4 Efouoh merlH0og, ~ = - g 7 =
zrinted Dc t.ains. ell styles, ~ 49,
Osoee Goods Of almost every description.
We eolcit . call frem our ffisnds and the publie
{s2frs4y bslfsying that We can oGsr then goods st
g WM.. r. RILEY q BRO.
- "a. g: Centy.I Stesss, Weet p1iid!ag.l
psoRuLAR sovKR MY!
,v,.. n..!l. lIsi.ssi.s1 . 60 Dsesss y =.
- eea = {foeNxy SESHnAks 4lAcxs
Z .s.,,. Z sou4He3k s. cgx1znN. Z. sssn =: Z. 3
nos eaEPnEk0e, cornsr nh sad D cts.
ADlEg wATCHEecWsha have just opened .
t ~ Ioeof re seoye, direct fF04 the maa- ~
'''sss'M e. = ".15iassiRlIe|'Sk ;;sl','f ;sS f::.s
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NoricE! TAKE TAKE Nor1oE
On and aitsr this date, you viii & nd at
H. Kings French Bazaar,
aga 4PESNsYLvANiA AvxxuK-north sads--
ss.st n. KiNG's FRENCH B2zSAR. % "
80 294 Pennsyivanis avenue.
Is cent RIBBON at 20 cents At
81. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
a.i.,s a - 294 nsylvania avenue.
Fine FEATHERS at 80 cents, at els ~
hes eEuf H.KIN6'S FRENCH BAZAAR, -
~ eer 8 z5.i 294 Pennsylvania avenue.
80 80 n. kING'S FRENCH BAZAAR,
g 80 ,,,, 29A Pennsylvania avenue.
Q.F7- E.ff H KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR.
80 - 294 Pennsylvania avenue.
Wg0hEN GOODS. less than any other house
ii. EiEG'S FRENCH BAZAAR,
go - asa Pennsylvsnia avenue.
& Am u = III. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
294 Pennsylvania avenue.
llsg- 90 II. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
= - rg S94 Pennsyfvanis avenue.
Fine COLLARS and SLEEVES at 50 cents, at
H. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
:il- 294 Pennsylvanis avenue.
Goeds cold to MilIinsrs At Kings old prices, per
- - H. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
no slim - 294 Pennsylv1nia avenue.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-26

THIS NATIONAL MILLs--We are much gratifed
to learn that this mill is again in iul blast and
turning out -four that cannot be surpassed in quail
ity by any yet known brand made by any process
OF manufacture. Mr.. Geo. W. Howe has associa-
ted with him as partner, Mr. IL. p. Pulling, Of
Albany, gentlemen of high reputation snd res
possibility. Every known modem improvement
has been introduced in the construction of this
mill. The wheat before being ground passes
through cleaners and seperators, which take from
it all dirt and other impurities including all kerr
nels which are imperfect and below the standard
weight OF perfect ones, thereby producing -four
not second in quality to the celebrated ST. Lousis
or Hecker brands. Besides 1t has every facility for
producing -four at the lower possible cost, being
directly in counexion Without carriage with the
lake canal, and all the railroads entering the city.
All parties that have been interested in getting up
this mill are entitled to much credit for the plan
aud perfection of all ofits parts in detail and we
have no doubt it will meet with the success 1t
merits.
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ARRIvAL OF Tue uALTIo.

NEW 1ONhi OCt 81.
The North Atlanti, Steamship Co.'s steamer,
Baltic, Capt. A. G, Gray from Aspnwall with
California advices TO the 9th inst, and SlSO0, 900
in lpecic arrived At this port this evening. Her
passengers have mado tho trip from San Francis
co to New York in - days, the fastest timo on
record
The Baltic brings 700 passengers who have been
10 days, hours. Tho steamer Golden Ago with
Gen. Scott on board sailed from Acapulco on the
gth inst. for San Francisco.
James NJ. Crano died of apoplexy.
Collector Washington, Of San Francisco, had
entered tho field for tho u. s. Senaiorshp.
Advicos from San Hommdino report a serious
row between the MormOns and Gentiles, in which
several persons were wounded, but none dangor-
ously.
Capt Porter, Of the u S. ship St. Mary's had
authorized protest against Capt. stones expul.
sion from Sonora, aud the usa Of any force no
oessary for their protection.
Victoria dates to tho 9th gives no now devel-
opments in regard to the San Juan affair.
An outbreak has occurred at the California state
| prison which was suppressed after 3 men were
killed and II wounded, including one Of tho over.
seers.
The schr Bolivar lying at Quany point was tho
scene of the ARRAY Of the conyios, having attempt
| cd to run away with hor.
| Tho San Juan udylcos say that notice had
| been posted on tho wharf that the revenue laws
lands east OF the lIaro Channel, and that proper-
ty or vessels landed there will be seized and cons
dsoated, if tho laws are not complied with.
A vessel which had landed liquor had been o-n
lsoated, and the party fned $500 and one years
| imprsorment
| SALT LAKE.-The Salt Lake advices are TO the
2lst Of September.
Mr.. Carpenter prominent merchant, hal been
murdered by the Dantes,
RumOrs prevail olseve,al companies ofemigralt 4
having been pundered by the Indians on the nor
thern route, and several killed.
The San Francisco markets continued dull an,
were without Improvement.
Money was unusually stringent.
The United States irigate Suranac left Pdnaml
on the 9th instant to protect the transit routo
BOLIVIA The revolution In the State OF BOlyii
Il attracting attention.
The adYices represent that the national gov
ernment bad declared the State TO be in Stage 0
Beige .t i
Rumor says the government forces were defeat
cd at Memphis. with IA loss OF 60 Killed and 2O
prisoners, and that The reyOlulonisls had taken VI
strona position TO prevent the national force Iron
descending the river .3
OosrA RIcA--- Mlnister Jones hal presented hl
Credentials 10 Costa Rica' Minister Dimitry ha
I; GArTrMALA-The British boundary treaty ha
been ratified.
SAN SALVADOR Several shocks Of an earth
quake had occurred az la MiOn aud that vicinity
| ihey were not attended with loss Of life.
, CHiLI--ValparlisO dates are 10 September IL
+ An expedition OF 1000 men were preparing
ohastse the Auricnniun Indians, who were In eniir
possession of the Island Of YergaTa, which ba
. been deserted by its Inhabitants
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rnoM PHILADELPHIA.
PuLADrLpurA, Oct, SO.

The Washington correspondent Of tie n Y
Times furnishes iull aualys ol Senator Douglas'
Tujonder 10 Attorney General Back's vi ws Of his
article on Popular Sovereignty
MIR Douglas enters into ihc meiiti Of the sub
ject at considerable length, arguing with great
force IN layor OF tie position which he orig nally
assumed.
Authorities are extensively quoted to sustain his
views.
In conclusion, he rcpels with much indignation
the charge preferred by the Attorney Geucral that
he Is u hard-workiug candidate for the Presidency.
aud says that at time of lie he would much prefer
TO iluish out his tenn n the United States Senate
with the chance which he las OF u re election, 10
being nominated fer four years Presidential
term
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-26

POwERLEss FOR EvIL-PoTENT FOR Coop
When pain Inflammation is present. aud Brandreth's
Pills usod they seize upon the humors which
the ison Of the pain and Inflammation and remove
them from the rojy his qiilty OF tlono sezlng hold
aud causing the expulsion OF demtvel humo possessed
bv other medicine. For Bandrolhs Pills operate solely
upon those mpmi les which surround and affect tho tis
sues and organs affected by disease BY natural uinily
tthey seize these humors, because tho life below that
OF the surrounding paris and oxue them rcm the body
Young people cannot midd aged and old people can
in measure, appreci e tht cine which, being used
in sickness acts only upon the Of dsoase aud which
has power except upon those humors whose presence
Produces every pain, aud whose removal removes oor
disease. Whatever organ is affected there these wonder
full pills penetrate sud impurities tcm pre-
veang settling of the humoH; hecauso tteg are removed
from the body lu Ihrumaism iovers, plturs pains in
the side dyspe,i heal aches co'ttyoness Asthm colds
coughs thro1ts, piles ucerf, bols they give imme
diate reef and taken early, prevent organic disease
RIaladies pronounced beyond human sk H. have yielded
their influence and miions OF human lives have beou
saved By their timely Oh how important ia scEnosi
that sdicpo which onl eI,hguishos the denst
and leave evil enoc tohind
Sold No 29t Canal St.. Drlndre,hn Building; and y,
A s. 0atdu-r No. 800 SUI eur street. Clevenud and bl
j. D. ~heedon, Hudson, uut all respectable dealers
medicines dkv
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The PowRR Pass This Is the appropriate
name of new monthly sheet published by L, T.
Wells, agent OF the Cincinnati Type Foundry, aud
devoted to matter pertaining to the printers art
and to typographical advertising. In mechanical
execution it is as near perfect possible, and in
matter it stands as high as tue highest. The ad
verisemcnts in the October number, especially
the cuts, are elegant specimens, and we commend
the Institution from which it cmanated, to all
printers aud publishers
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-. The wide rennlaLion which de-. ]. HOS.

LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs" have attained cur
ing the past spesksis excellence in more lorcible
than words which offer. II rcnOyates,
purfss aud strong hens the system and aids the stomach
the peroau Of its fuuc ions It is regarded all
sides sovereign &c, and, therefore, procure it
ia the best possible should be the ohet Of the public.
We ID itwth than usual zes and confidence,
elisyiug ard knowing we do, that stands foremost
among the many preparations OF the day for mpsrthg
strength ger and tho system, and ssessng the
curative powers for all similar diseases arising from dis
ordered stomach. In the Of cramps d.
arrl ga and weskness in the stomach, the Bteis have
been rgdy tested and always wi tho grealcs
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
oc25 lw
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FROM WASHINGTON.

" AbHINUTOHl VCIs II
number Of papers brought from the insur
gents camp ut liaIpers Ferry and in possession
stitution TO morrow. Somo OF thom are signed
John Smith, In the hand writing of one of the SOUS
Of OssaWaiomic Brown, aud endorsed in that OF
the latter The documents show that the conspi-
racy extended throughout portion Of Ohio New
York, New England aud to some towns in Penn
sylvana. One letter says: "Our bands so far are
coming forward, probably better than l expected
as we have called on them" The papers give
the number Of pick axes, shovels, and articles Of
personal comfort, together with the bills for the
same; while others ask for money. j d. 3. of
Concord New Hampshire, subscribed S55. There
IL also a letter dated Oct, /, in which tho writer
remarks that he was iu Ashtabua county aud met
with some success. "our Old friend j r. G., he
says, "took stock to the amount Of thIee dollars.
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rnOAI WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct, 20.
A letter from U, g. Senator Mason, after due in
into the llatpers Ferry difficult y, says
there was no nsurroct0n in any form whatever
on the part Of the inhabitants of that town or vi
ciuity.
The fact is undoubtcd that not man, black or
white joined the invaders after they came into
Virginia or gave them aid or assistance In any
form 80 far eau be discovered Not one of tho 10
escaped. Not slave escaped or attempted to fs
cape during the tumult. Ofthe few carried otby
Cook across the river all escaped from him and
came safely back, but one who, II appears, was
drowned while crossing the river homeWard bound
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-26

Lisr NioHr's CoUSciL The prinolpaitopic
Of debate last evening In Council Was The kins'
man street railroad. OF course all the ancient
and honorable objections which have eyor been
urged against street railroads In any form had 10
bs brought up and told over again until the Weigh
~ arguments told with powerful effect upon the
eyelids Of reporters and non speaking memb,rs,
It was finally adopted by vote Of "A to O. as will
be seen In the rerort
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CHAPIN's HALL,-We learn that Wolistenber.
gers Great Exhibition will positively close on Sat.
urday evening next, and as we are assured by the
proprietor that they cannot ever again be shown in
this city, We advise all of our readers, young or
old to Immediately go and sec these great miracles
Of art To person of any taste or love for The
beautiful, they are the rarest treat of lifetime
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-26
rnnM rnILApELpnIA.

PHiLApELPHIA, Oct. 25
Hon. Joshua r. Giddings, or Ohio delivered his
lecture on Scenes in Congressional Life" this
evening at Concert Hall. Tue atter dance was not
very large.
Before entering upon his theme, Mr., Giddings
announced TO the audience that on Friday evening
next he would address them on the subject OF IN
surrecdons, riots, &C. caused by the Institution Of
slavery, in which he would give TO the public all
he knew regarding the late sad affair at Harpers
Ferry, and what ho knew from experience of pub
lie 0puion IN the north on different projects for the
aholitiOn of slavery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-26

PERsoNAL.-Among the arrivals at the Angler
yesterday, we noticed the names of II. Pertsch,
c. Littowood, Dwight johnson, NJ. c. YeHe,
F. I. Waldron and wife, New York, J. A. Rich
ardson. Baltimore; E. S. Goodrich and lady,
Samuel Colt, Hartfordi ] B. Wilson, washidgton;
L. sholes, Cincinnati; NJ C. Cook, St. Louis;
Chas S, Stouow, Lawrence, Mass.
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