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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

bid, as against 1914 at the close yesterday. The
May earnings i Ii expected, viii show an increase
OF nearly 100000 over those Of May last year.
Michigan O. ntral and Illinois Central are each per
cent higher. The gross receipts of the last named
road for the first five months of the current year are
s2s4,e00 ahead of those for the correspond
ing period in 1852 Rock Island, and Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy are without change. Toledo
sold in the afternoon at 292 but closed ct 29A bid
an advance of l. The financial exhibit to be made
at the annual meeting Of this company-which will
take place in few days-will, it is said, show
reduction in the floating debt since the last report
OF 100000, leaving the amount outstanding $780,
600. The bids for Michigan Southern guaranteed
were advanced per cent without Leading to any
transactions Galepa closed at GA bid, with sales at
that figure. II ia understood that this company
will adopt, after to morrow, the system Of transfer
introduced some years ago by the New York Central
railroad Company, viz: to allow but one tr insfer
day on the same certificate. The deliveries OF
stock among the brokers will, therefore, be made
by certificate, with power of attorney attached.
The transactions in State stocks were few, and
WI bout important fluctuations. The United States
coupon ves of 1874 sold at lO4} the highest point
reached as yet. In railroad bonds the business was
small. We note sales of Erie first mortgage bonds
at par, and of the fourth mortgages at &C.. At the
second board there was further advance in prices
with less activity, however, and the market closed
firm at the following quotations:-M issouris, S4l
.; Virginias, 93s q; Tennessees, 924 l; Canton,
20@ Il; Cumberland, l3a IA; Pacific Mail 93a
4; New York Central, s2l al; Erie, 1873 l; Hud-
son River, 4sa 40; Harlem preferred, 500 40;
Reading, All q; Michigan Central, So a 4; Michi-
gan Southern, 12a a Z; do. guaranteed, 243 a 4;
Panama, l34l 1876; Illinois Central, ssl GA: Ga.
lena, GA i; Toledo, 293 Z; Rock Island, 500
q; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, rs "A.
The business of the day at the SubTreasury was
as follows:A
Iotei recepU.. dol 800 70
- tut Cuetoms.. lV<VW w
noAI pay menus. To- ,osa "
The condition of the banks in the four leading
cities Of the Union at the date of their last state
ments was as follows
T. Orleans Nay H. SIS tss sss ts2is ii 900 So Is oss
n YORK, June a. 2A7sa27l ss6 452 ia 065 sss0 SIS
ss.ss june ss'i s Sss ss
TOTAL. s2,1 ~ sss Is ss ass sosoa oss lseass o,7
Last wsef.... ass os762 462Ollo S4ss col l@ 1888
i ncTs.::....".... ''''' sssI7s l.oa,.7s6
The circular Of Messrs. Neil Bros d Co., for the
Persia, gives the following statement of the move.
- Al Ia
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CLEARED
seamship James Adrer Adama Charieston-sponord Tes
stesnship Chesapeake Crowen. PortlAnd-H Cromwell
ss ssn.s.u;s s,;p S:.ss
BAH canada tkos), Forsen, Cork and mki-holmooe
-B.TtA .sns:r.on, thompson xcu.sySse.J Norton Sr
PIC SSs.sa.: rr.o Anasu.-s@nA, Jens. AGO
sS o;s~iss c'i 6l.se. Nay
s:s sSss g
SER P.sr Sssa 5s sP, Dos s:%aa.
scsr Ain. sSs. Cary Corn - cs;. Dswcf
ss5r Ro,ss. Ssnay yscisor vSis.vsn sruns SssSi ~
sssr r S bsS' JOHNSON Mott
sssr Gen 3. ssSs ssIT BSsiOs"svs,SsOn Co.
siOop y A.wssss, Damon, new LOudon-Nasisr.
s,oo. Wsp, walden Nsy aaysn-na;:r;
Steamer Concord. Newman, Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
Roanoke. Couch, Norfolk. &c. with mdso and
pssssnsen 70 Ludiam Heineken.
thip Princeton, Bell Liverpool April ~ With rdse and SIS
Ssnss ssd .s.s,y viaS: came q s. Stream Nay
S~ s:s %
;sss. s.ly p.rs ps.sss away he cap
SSs.ss. Ev:,s w.nsr London .sd 1ls ?, wss:
q lon g o. p.:.s an sssSs.s a s: Il o. su
:S s:s:s s E: s
ga s:::ssssS: S.s:s: k:S's:: sssss mat
% Liverpool 'sSs sos pS Sy Ss
S.s I'D sis sss a,ss sso' Antwerp
BsIk alien of sav.nnah Patsn, sunderi.sd q days
ses beat s! su 1s No i, IT, 's On '"' '' ~ '' ''
s rom 9 s sSo run e
heavy weather for Is sueceNe Gays, WIN wsw and VIZ
sns Perry. Lien. @. r,shl.ap; ncnssydsc g
from s w. lon ~ ps.s.d An sssns barb SySs:
ga sun se & sisd M e - lon g =. p..so
n .Sip sssi. :sowins .Ai.s ase. WIN sl.es ,as
IL o. lon g. psssd B. clipper
FL. 3 S:-s Pd Il: As Il. s:: s:,:
S' aS e. q s sA &. GO, ..ao e.
Ss ,rsssi..:. dC:o p. Dos rsrosna Western Islasds
Brig spris. Price. Mo Janeho. April ID with coffee and
Big fons:ss sos BAN, Murray. r...nn.. l. days. win
nol.s e % wld Co "a inst lat. Ion Is a. sD'fs
BIG :s.sss Ssr ssss: Corn Ms y days. with p0.
Brig IIdspendenes IBID Hampton, Hlsboro NE 10 d,
Big Essn Ear tsr, Card windsor Ms II days WIN pAs
Bis In, Dsis OBJ, Stevens, windsor, Ns, asys viii
Brig BOnapAts stewart naohiAs days. viii lumber, 10
Big Vim Hklss srout Cher, field, days. Win lumber,
ss,sJ inds':sn, King, Bosom, days. In s.l.A. to
Is viii Sis.s iu.s ae % BsSoe Co fspsrsss:d Sss,y
ssSpPe o .sS g. s 'f
selr Insms DsDnson, csrdsaas. days wrh spsas, 70
s' 5ol" Wesley is1 New and
sy..ce CBr, Curry. oorpwal Ne. 10 d.ya win
sssr % @ gssd'0n Ai'000 SS Gays WIN
Ehr Qucinep, Do Windsor Ms, days. win plAser.
seir ucsss wave Orb I<clhar Windsor. Ss days. viii
scsT is.i. su,rss 80, wipss porches,sr NB da s.
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MICH cows
The market for goot quality mich continues
buoy ant, DotwbsA the receipts have been pretty
heavy for long time previously and sales were msde 1t
the nns dste resu Of the prevailing disease among the
cattle the Eastern States but while tho disease exists
no cattle VIII be taken for that direcon The poorer
descriptions OF have been In limited requesl, and
prices range low and may be considered ~ merely no
miDal Good COWS bring from $40 upwards, and inferior
quality The total receipts at ali the yards for the week
and last week follows
wssAinotoN Browrsns's CAamseylis's O'Brie~'a:
Lana Iaa week - = q q
VEAL CALVES.
The market continues TO be sbundanuy supplied With
veal calves Of almost every ooooevabe description, bu,
ne receipts CONSIST largely in tho poorer kinds and
Dos a. op mssfss ne% ma are %ssrses looking
days ola and scarcely able To stand, that Prices
sSsss ' &C. &c
feror portion sold 70 the lower cassss 2,so C. The
first Class offerings were sold at &c. &C. Per b. and
there Q few sales st trfe above 60 The total
cepts a all the yards for the week and last week were
wa.as:se". svo~"'ss's. cAam,.s'". 0Brss. =.
Last week. :. .sl7 l2s 4s ao7
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
the market remains steady ana tnere has been no
terial alteration In value for rome time past The OF
Dss though most Of N Ordinary quality es: :d fsy0rs
provemept noticeable over the offerings OF last week
There fewer poor sheep market than at that time,
There have been but comparatively few prime offerings
sale during the past few weeks however and this
kind wanted by all the nrs class butchers. Prices
range above The total receipts at all the yards for
the week and lest week were - follows
wasAsn0on Bv0o~tmo's. CAaSsb1liNa OBrie~'s
THIS week. .746 3,llo 2,48l ,s97
Last week. 800 3,282 ais ,62l
SWINE.
With increased receipts and moderate demand prices
declined &c per pound, There sale 6,oo9 head
and saes were effected, prices ranging from 6hc s6hc,
according 70 quality.
HDCAPTTULArION.
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The circular OF Messrs. Neil Bros. Il Co., for the
Persia gives the following statement of the move
ments of cotton for the past week, and since lst
September last, compared with the five preceding
years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07

wrh stone, 10 srnherp Co
sssI ...ns ss,ssT. Gaze n,s,ap SG sS.ys
lssr Pcoi, s..Ss s' is.ssssSs.. for sos:ss ~
seSr f s.sso, 'i ;oscss s- Rs.e,;s 10 d.ya
S: -: g.:
sehr sslssp oIlnord .bu:s. ssiiass asys
schr John : Psirn' Bsslel, Pos hand days.
esr M e . ss%ei ss sssi acsns
tohr Lucy whne, Arsy, kochlsna 8 days
s sssr . Ss ID sossspd aays
scSr Burd, Bsarss Rocs ana tdsys
Rckr NARY Wise, brewster, RochlAnd 4 Gays
scsr I sngs, Scnsry vnslh s, dAya
sctr su,ap Bssse Bosom DAYS
s ei c,r1 ' cs.nss'Iss Hsiss scsiss. day.
ses we s:se1 ~ s Albany
seSr 1ors' Rsie,. "pssssssr. days
sesr ESssiiin r,sros Eds src. gsuosssr, saAyA
ss. Ts,ssse. Ses.rsoS ssi.s:ss sos i,ssSsApo
sssr .ss ss. css fer Ea.ssApor.
sch, S,sy srs, p bos sss. a.
schr Clinton. XIII, rcrwss for Roedoul
sss c Ssn afIs. ssrssSs sss
soog s.ry Dsl.: h:ss.s rrV ;s. ,asya
asassr Dsn-sre osano.: rAnaAelpA
Steamer Aida. Robinson. Phladelphi.
$780, Pshs;aL AAnsa. Prvus0a
ship d Lamar Bradley. arrived ye.axdAy from Londoa
sSsss ~ pV ,ss os s.ss seoa VA b ara Hsaasss
The reosfved nrs dsnaes ths bsrt lot fcrs.aa
DAYS q SsssaeS viS hsSs 1ssssrS Wind end csns
Ss: Coz J.sos S.ds:r y.ps n.,A Jsss Sssss e.
Yt~h QW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

rHs MAINE CoSeREssAES.-A correspondent
OF the Boston Journals speaks as follows of the new
ly-siected Congressional delegation from the
State of Maine:
Our delegation 10 Congress Is composed entire
~ OF new men, which IL unfortunate I'm one re
specf, out 1t cannot, as a whole be Considered in.
ferior to any which has preceded it, Mr. Good.
win, in the first district, Ia a lawyer of ability.
Win experience In public affairs and throrouo nv
acquainted with the wants Of his constltuents
and VIII make an able and efficient We
Mr. walton, In the second district is also a Law
yer, at the head of the bar in this county and a
worker in whatever be undertakes. Mr Fes-
sender, In the third district, 10 brother of our
olsanggisnsd senator, and although not before
In public life, his friends have no fears that the
position ne VIII hereafter take will not Justify
tne wisdom OF his selection. Ex-Governor A. p
Morrill, In the fourth district 10 too well known
70 need any euiogy. Mr.. Rice, In the attn dis
Hlet, Is young and promising lawyer has been
IN tne Legislature, and Attorney OF his county.
MI Pike, in the sixth district, win certaiuiy
make bis mark in Congress, and has the STUFF IN
MIN 10 back up Burlingamo or Potter, should oc.
casion ever require il h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

EABszzLirG LBrrKzs FROM THE Posrovvrcr
hskssf OF APosrAAsTKR.-Somet time since
lhiormaton was sent TO Washington that there
was leak" In a post office in the northern M "A
OF ibis state, and Col. North, who was then the
man superintendent, set about to ascertain WHERE
u was, Tor the purpose of arrestiny the person en-
gagged In the theft. One Of the Charges WA nv !,
lady, who stated that SO had been enclosed IN !.
ieuer, ana before 1t reached Its destination the
Ie''er was opened, IS bill substituted I'm its
pace, ana The letter altered that IL read five in
stead of ten dollars - wv "
The newiy-aPPointed agent, Mr. Bull, followed
ING matter up, and by putting In a decoy letter
containing several bills to himself under an a.
sumed name, TO Peny's Mills, Clinton COUNT.
ano on applying 10 the Postmaster at that place
ior IL ne Informed Mr. Bull that letter VIZ. re-
celved there, but he (fhe Postmaster) knowing
that no such person resided In that place and a.
ne Knew the letter contained money had for
Wnaeo IL 10 another place. Mr. Bull, not satisfied
wtn tnis explanation, left the cars and upon the
ARRIVAL OF the pouch from the Perry of6cs he
took charge Of and opened &C. Among the letter.
WA one marked ssffee, addressed 10 a Arm n
TOY, which he opened and found to contai n two
% ne Identical bank bills which he had out INTO
me oeeoy letter He thereupon caused Henry A :.
WnIPpie, TIE Postmaster OF Perry's Mills 70 he
arrested on a charge ofembezzlement, and bronpbt
him to this city N osH'
An Investigation was had YESTERDAY bsso,s
Cni'eo states Commissioner Hilton which 20
suited IN MI Whipple being held to bail 10 await
"a. S semon OF the Grand Jufy.-Albany Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

STILL FURTHER BIZ FHE Error. v.,u
iases. lnteiiig by the Europa says il was con-
sidered In London that the government had re-
Ga,' eo q dispatch on the sth announcing that
without opposition W VIC ~
There We're four hundred insurgents engaged
IN The instruction at Pezaro
TURIN Sept s-Th,es 60. H..
70 be placed on the war footing, and the soutSe,n
portation OF troops " '"
\ ,sLHasAs sept. e.-The Emperor gave an au-
plained the historical rights Of Hungary, when
tne Emperor pronounced himself favofsble IN ths
Hungarian programme. = = = y 'A'
dina, AFTER holding a conference with Ca,
hslchcurg, at Vienna, returned To Turin.
IL Is believed here that the King of Naples will
90 70 Austria instead Of Spain. Preparatiops
NeIe ne king at the imperial Castle OF Hoizendorf
ne, near Baden, for receiving the NeapolIian males
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

ihE DlsokDERs IN TnxAs.-The runored az
go anu ,oooeries In Texas, which have recently
Is 80 large space In certain "sensation iour.
nss ef Particular political school, occupv a
Tsry modest place In our Texan oontem pors,,ee
lie oaveston tfexas) Civilian Of the 7t, instant
can be escertained from the nef,rion. t,.d. -,
klanspPins,n as stin prosecuted by . few des.
Pefado.s IN that State. To this effect that ionr.
nsI hoids me following language In reference 70
vas 70 steal negroes, burn and plumber and lea We
VIC inl preston that abolitonists were at the hot
0n 81 me work. This we think, has been the
- IN Inost other coantres where these troubles
pave been experienced Kidnappefs and rohhs,s
nave oeen The main instiga tors Of the outrares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

IL In New York the Fowler post office de- :
falcaton ID up before the United States District
Court, the plaintiffs being George Law and JUS
tavus A. Conover rs. the United States, and sew
enteen Issues have been agreed upon to be tried
These issues relate chiefly to the questions of the
knowledge of Law and Conover, bondmen Of
Fowler, Of his being defaulter at the time Of
giving the bond ". - - = :. y :. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

IL To-day Thursday the Prince Of Wales for.
mally opens the exhibition Of the Provincial gri-
cultural Association at Hamilton, Canada, and
leaves for the United States In the afternoon Al
the barrister's reception In Toronto there figured
prominently black barrister, named Sutherland,
who was rugged out in full Court costume gown
bands, and badge. He mingled freely with the
tItts Of the city, IL is said. r--0E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

IL The mission of Hon. Mr. Lindsay, nj. p.
for Newcastle-on Tyne, England, to this country
is much discussed and somewhat criticised by the
British press, the Times especially Directing. MIR.
Lindsay is free-trade man; but though himself
shiPowner, IL is disputed that he represents the
shipping Interest, The object of his mission Ia
understood to be to induce the United States %
open their coasting trade to England, If not to
the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

-. Col Steptoe, Of the United States Armv Ia
lying dangerously Ill Of paralysis at Lynchburg.
IL 10 said that ex- President Tyler, now sew.
ehy-nve years old, and looking more robust and
younger than when he occupied the White House
mas an infant dauxhts only two month"; old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

IL Mr. Shaw, the rio y old bachelor at st.
Louis, against whom Enie Carssang brought the
famous breach-ofpromse suit, il assessed 1885,, 600
Tor real estate, and si3 500 for personal property
Efte Is still living at 81. Louis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

NAVAL ORDERS Surgeon w. s. w. Ruschen.
berger has been ordered to proceed to Norfolk by
the 18th instant, and report for duty on board the
steam sloop Richmond
Boatswain John Mckinley has been ordered IN
the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, N. H., to relieve
Boatswain f. Bell on the 18th Of October.
sailmaker VIM. N. Maull has been directed to
report for dutys the Norfolk Navy Yard.
+ Capt Duncan N. Ingraham has been detached
from duty as Chief Of the Bureau of Ordnance
and Hydrography, to take effect on the a3d ms,
and ordered to the command Of the steam. sloop
Richmond.
+ The resignation Of William Chauvenet. profes-
sor Of Mathematics, has been accepted.
Assistant Surgeon A. 8 Garnett has been de.
tached from tho Navy Yard at Washington and
ordered to proceed by steamer of sth October
from New York to Key West, and report for dutv
on board the United Steamer wyandotte rs the
relief Of Assistant Surgeon Stewart Kennedy; and
Assistant Surgeon J.W. Sanford, IT,, has been
ordered to proceed to the same port, By the same
conveyance, TO relieve Assistant Surgeon H. Law
renee Sheldon, Of the United States steamer Cru
sader r
Assistant Surgeon Thos. J. Charlton has been
ordered to the Naval Hospital, Chelsea
Commander III. F. Maury, Superintendent of
O. the Observatory, has been granted six weeks
leave Of absence, with permission to leave the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

UThe Mayor Of Pittsburg has received note
from the Duke Of Newcastle, announcing that
Lord Renfrew win arrive In that city on the
afternoon Of Monday, October LIST, and remain
until the following sfternoon. 4 % $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

u tns Adams (Mass) Transcript says that a
All f.i m Wa,amsown Las large lot Of buIlfrogs
have been big bly, fed }or several Yea md are ~
enUInous size, weighing about forty pounds!
~ !ohn Sereitsr, Of Detroit. challepoes ,nv
eiLsLd player In the United States. retired or not
IN 49,, zane u similar to the match PLAYED
eaIonn gaine-2,otO points up, for 81 500 = ada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

ADDITIONAL OFFICERS ORDERED TO THE Cum
ZEALAND In addition to the list published few
days since, the following officers have been or.
defed to the sloop-of-war Cumberland, to report
on the 17sh Of October: Chaplain J. l.. Lenhart,
Boabwain E. b. Bell, and Gunner Eugene Mack,
the two last mentioned to consider themselves az
detached from the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, N.
H., on the 18th of October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

SECRETARY OF THE MEXICAN LEGATION.
Saturday next Mr.. Larcentree leaves this city for
Mexico, in company with Minister Mclean, as
Secretary of Legation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

ABSENCE OF THE sEcRxrARy or WAR.-6ov
Floyd having left the city on brief visit to Viz.
ginia, the efficient chief clerk Of ths Wsr Den.rt
msnt has beea appointed Secretary I'd i.ssris..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

W c GCEEHSTEAL BELL AND EVERETT
ala Everett Club viii y. h 4, meeting Of the Bell
~, fT noSIDA9 EVENlNG, at 3 O'Clock. Hon. ~ 81
TksshY - al" ~ = DuLANEY, OF Va, and w. ri.
leu, ,s Also the arrsugements will he made 10 an
a. "a ;, barbecue az Rockville on SaluTdsv
ChAS. i. CANFIE;I.D Sac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

!. ARNr Company E, second a.
tillery, now at Fort Smith, to repair forthwith TO
Augusts Arsenal, La, and there take post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

DEMPSEY & O'TOOLF
"ADDihG AND VISITING r
Importers of fine wrnGn4fExgg ENGRdyERs.
WELDING ENvELuPKs, SAiioNEhf'
so Pa Av between st s.9 9e i sI,f Ia Styles
--- WARRINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

IL The Virginia State Agricultural Society
will hold their ANNUAL fair at Richmond on the
22d, 23d, 24th, 25th, 26sh, and 2sth Of October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20
r OOK TO YOUR INTEREST pURcuAs
Il Frs OF CkBINET 4 EMENI innREEC ma

~ N
we nave now In store and daily receiving the
afgeft, handsomest aud cheapest lot of Cabinet
FURNITURE ever offered to the citizens of Washinr-
ton, 6eorgetown and Alexandria, which We cor
dlal invite all who desire furnishing 70 call and
examine Tor themselves. Our stock embraces eyery
eohceivaole article necessary to furnish a parior
eail, dining room, chamber, and Kitchen, Oar ex.
tsnslVe STOCK Is too numerous to partlcu lariTe.
we only name q lev OF the leading articles, such
Rosewood. Walnut and Mahogany Parlor suits,
upholstered In superior manner in Brocatele,
= SIk flush, Lsstiag and Hair Cloth,
Sut tame Mantel, Pier and other Glasses,
Sllt Base Tables, Gait Brackets and Marb Slabs
DIocatels. Plush. Rush and Cane Seats,
EteSeres, With Marble-tops and Mirror Backa
~ DO. Paror Desks and whatnots,
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogsny Bureaus
Washstands, Bedstsads and Wardrobes. yerv
handsome and cheap, ~
cottage Chamber Furniture, In Oak Imitation
=, TAX, Maple and Painted, with or without Toss
Marb top HatIacks, In Oak and Walnut,
Iron Hatracks, Hall StaLds,
seoretaries, Bookcases, Shaving Stands, 81
Marble top Center Tables,
Hair and shucx Mattresses,
leather Boosters and Pillows,
ankets. Comforts, Quilts, Towels &c,
:, In aadltlon 10 our stock Of Furniture our 6rst
npor CONTAINS large and we'll seleeled stock of
china, Glass and Crocksry, Plated Goods Janan-
TN foods, Baskets, Rr5snss. &o., altsg ether form
ing complete variety of every thing necessary 10
iufHish mouse In All It's apartmsnts
q. w; B6TELER & SONS,
{ Iron Hall, No. ais Penn avenue,
sc I1-M&Thd between 9th and I0th ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

PACIFIC TELzeRAPH BIDs.-No decision ha,
ye' oeen rendered by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury Win regard to the bids for the construction
OF Tie Pacific Telegraph. This viii probably be
uone within one or two days. 1t il said that sew.
efai OF the parties making proposals have with.
drawn their bids VIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20
Spirit Of the Msrripx Press.

The ConsfifHtion discusses at length "The New
York Embroglio, - throwing the blame OF q failure
to fuse, OF course, upon "Richmond, cagger &
Co.,
The Infelyigeaesr publishes and comments
favorabIy upon the political record Of the Hon.
John Bell. "a. t-.-.-- -s-E es.s.- ~. - ~.
The same paper plays ''See-sawr with the
Coastissfiox, In political matters. s--- s.a,-- -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

MADAME MORRICE,. TIE GREAT A.rRoLo-
highly gifted and intelligent lad can he oonspltad
2n the Past, Present and Future Events. Cali at
washington. ie Ia sIn> -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

SlS EAGLEsTovE HOUSE. 3IS
| wish TO call the attention OF the public to nv
NEW IMPROVED NOUR GAS-CON-
SUMiNG PARLOR HEATER as being the very
hest and most economical heater as yet invented
Will guaranty them to heat from one to four stories
OF house perfectly with about the same anantity
OF fuel as an ordinary crate stove would require
and VIII furnish satisfactory references from relia
bic citizens oil Washington and GEORGETOWN who
now have them An use to the merits Of this heater
over all Others which offered for sale 10 the pub
Tic. Please call at G. wOODWARD'S, -
BIS Pennsylvania avenue,
Between 10th and 18th sts
p. y. Manufactured by s. b. Sexton & Co., BaltI-
more, Md.
Parlor Heaters and all kinds Of Stoves repaired
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