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MAsAssA Gao RAILROAD -We had the pleas.
are, last week. Of exchanging greetings and con-
gl,a .ions with the President, Engineers, aud
- Guse.o.s OF the Manassa Gap Railroad who were
s VIC aos1 on tour Of inspection. They report the
~ "a ong .ne line In state Of rapid and &C.
nv. eaI Ssnefgeuc progress The chief engineer.
.. , 90 - S pledged his word, which sis
as eI as M BOND that the cars shall RIM IN
Harrisononrg In one short wear from TO-DAY. The
Company are now fully able to rede.,o ~ 49,
ises the "ehief !" and the road win be anisbsS -
The Hue promised Roekissaam Rsgisi.,. -
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IL Miss Dix, the Philanthropist, Is In Michi-
gan. She recently visited the poor-kouse In Wayne
county, in company with a number of citizens
We regret to learn that Miss Dix was shocked at
the general condition Of the establishment and
particularly with the treatment Of the insane the
latter evidently being considered by the county
authorities as beings beyond the pale Of apathy
or kindness. Ii is thought that the visit Of thi,
estimable lady will be productive Of good results
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To His Honor the Mayor Of Boston.

CoLoRED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. republicans
of Chelsea, Mas, had procession on "Wednesday
night, and among the clubs In line was the
"Attucks wide-Awakes," composed entirely Of
black men Hon. j. A. Andrew, the republican
candidate for Governor, honofea them by taking
OF the city and other ,"whits folksi following.
Thee facts wetafe from the Boston Atlas, re,
Puonean' "a s.asd5Eag Ru 81
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IrA meeting of parties ownfeg and control
ling the Western telegraphc lines is to be held at
Rochester, N. Y, some day next week, to organ.
lie plan for carrying out the detoils of the con-
tract recently awarded by the Secretary Of the
Treasury to Hiram Sibley, for the Western Union
Company, for the construction of a telegraph
from the Missouri river to the Pacific ocean.
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II The first snow Storm OF the season at the
White Mountains occurred on Friday last. Snow
fell in considerable quantities that day on the
line Of the Grand Trunk Railway, between Island
Pond, Vermont, and Acton, Canada-places more
than hundred miles distant from each other
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A LITTLE BEHIND THE TIMEs.-We received
through the mails yesterday morning a copy of
the Pensacola (Fla.) Gazette, dated January 2
1855 Whether the Gazette has been nearly two
years In coming from Pensacola, or whether ii has
laid In the Post Office during that period, We are
unable to say--BaHimors American, STA
We received through the mail Yesterday morn
ing copy OF the Montgomery (Ala } Daily NJ all,
dated February II, 1858, with the margins ap-
Parently rat or mouse eaten. What has broke
loose down that Way2 $500
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IL We have dates from Port Cabello, yene-
zuela, to the 10th ultimo. Gen Paez has been
appointed Venezuelan Minister Pleni potentiary at
Washington. The spanish Minister had de-
manded and received his passports and sailed for
81. Thomas. 1t is affirmed that Spain, under the
pfetext Of seeking satisfaction for injuries to
tain Of her subjects seeks the reconquest Of vene
zuela and that the withdrawal Of her Minister Ia
but the prelude to an attempt to recover her
ancient American possessions. e.
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1.-THE great fair recently held in st. Louis
yielded to the Association profit OF ST., 600
Above s32 600 were expended In premiums, IL re-
ports correct and other expenses are estimated
at $1,000 Lord Renfrew was among the chief
attractions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

The Primers APPRECIATION OF HIS A4ERI-
CAN RxcErrION.-rhe Boston papers publish q
letter from the Duke OF Newcastle, accepting the
Invitation to ball In that city on the evening of
The 18th instant, which concludes az follows:
cannot say with what Kindness the Prince has
BEEN received IN those cities which he has vet
visited IN tne United states IL each individual
could not have shown greater delicacy of feeling
and consideration for the position he occpniss iS
England, though without the sli ghtest snrrender
They have all looked upon him as a guest ,nd
resolved 10 treat him rs such, but without ovs,
doing The character Of host. In return. Of conrss
every effort has been made, and stall continue to
osity Of our good eousns Ia the son OF m.
Queen whom they love and respect almost as
much az we do ~. 30 mo
am, my dear sir, yours, very truly,
Newcastle
To His Honor the Mayor Of Boston.
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IL The Louisville (Ky.) Courier learns that
convention Of Douglasitss and Bell men is to be
held at Lexington or Frankfort shortly, for the
purpose Of arranging electoral ticket that will
be mutually acceptable TO both wings Of the oppo-
sition to the democracy In that State
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sp,ri, OF the Morning Pres

The Cons,itutron considers the defeat OF Lincoln
now certain. and gives an the two main causes
operai ny TO that end the course Of Seward in the
North and that of Douglas in the South.
The same paper treats upon the New York
fusion. 80
The Iax!Hgsresr argues that II Is the duty Of all
good citizens who have become Disguised by the
arts Of demagognes, and have Withdrawn from
the stage Of political activity, to come forth and
cast their votes the side of the Constitution and
the L MON ~. '.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

IL The steamboat Bayou City, Capt. Forrest,
one Of the regular packets which ply between
Galveston and Houston, exploded her boilers on
the evening of September 27th, when near Lynch
burg, causing great loss of life, though how
great was not known
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EAGLE STOVE HOUSE,
33IS

Il have Just received a new improved stnart,,
Cooking Stove, called tho Fuel Saver The i'm
kroyement on the old Stuart Stove is that they are
double the weight, and will last twice as long and
take much less fuel to keep them in first rate baking
And roasting condition. Ifyou will favor me WITT
the stove; the roasting and baking beog complete
Inc stoves are patented and manufactured by
Messrs North, Chase & North, of philadelphia. ~
New Parlor Radiators, called the Violet, with
porcelain lined urns; Franklin Radiators and Me-
teor Radiators, with porcelain urns
Also, q great variety of Cooking and Heating
c. WOODwARDS, 3Is Pa. avenue,
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IL The "Spartan Band,n an organization
originally formed In New York by the late Mike
Walsh. has been revived. Its objec. is to unite
in It's name men Of whatever party afinities OPP
posed to the republican party.
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The Richmond Examiner Is informed that
Is in contemplation to puts line of very superior
and heavy drsught steamships between New
York, Norfolk and Richmond, and that large
sum Is ready to be embarked in the enterprise.
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MORE NEW GOODS. a.
L HE Undersigned havo Just completed thai
steck Of Goods for the Fall and Winter cnmprisins
CASSIM Err ES and YESTINGS, with the latesi
styles OF Material for Business SUITS together viii
q va,Iety Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
EOODS OF the best quality, to which they respect
fully invite the attention or their friends and Gus
toners and the public generally
E. OWEN ( SON.
Military Ndcal aNd Cifizexs' Merchant Ta,Jo,,
oc 4-eom 81. No. ala Pa av,
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NoTioEt NOTICED -

49, Mrs, MELtEh lhYilss thu lsdIcs Of ~
= T.;Ji !;S: J sYsda 3SSsSssr s
a her :toc5 q aeeaT sbs very hsnds a oms
sfAWEs. ESTlNsiesg s fs, o sSdkIsfk S!s
HmaR sJ5Ii BIZ sea ssif large stock q
eet No. u Market sSsss, bet. ,th aud 9Th s,s,
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REMAINISks!'' R 8 g 9. tFs s:s' 5ssss, '

tOrdersd to be inserted in the EVENING SrAn, il
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
oil any daily paper published IN Washington.I
NrAl lersons applying Cor letters IN the follow :
ing liz, win please say they are Apvxr rrarn. -
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1.-THE friends Of Breckinridge and Lane
win give grand Mass Meeting on Monday nexi
q ut Ellicott's Mills, Nd. SIR. B. West, Of North
Carolina, upon invitation has con sented to speak
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NJ A. GREEN, Asetionesr.

NJ A. GREEN, AnetiOneer, o.
A DMlNlSTRATOR SALE. BY ORDER oY
"A THE ORPHANs' toURr, OF BousRHoin ~.
hniTSHxN ryESITuRF Ar AUcrIoN.-On nc -
DAY the yin instant, shall cell, ut 20 o'olo. a
n. the personal effects II the late Franoss EodeS
acc esSsss s on Esyenth st.s bstyssn "a ayssss
Mshogsny sofas, Chairs, RooEers,
Maroie top Center Tables sri 81
Cane. Wood and other Ckairs -
Mahogany Bedsteads, Wardrobe and wash} -
10 b9resus and Foot Stools,
Eeether Beas, P,llors and Bolsters. -Ss
hhsm; ha en an Cot,oa ;tsg M.tt,ssses.
Three. pls. inxraiu AND a aneor snsoe., -.
Sonie,ts, BlAnhets, sheets and Cases,
Rsm 10 tsoie Si9ths. Napkins snd Towels
Cook, Air-tiEht and other Stoves -
Lot OF Kitchen Regui sites, :
Terms cash.
7 By order Of the Administrator.
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NOTICE! notice. NOTICEm
., The opening of FRENCH GOODS, for the Fal
Trade, Will be next Monday, September oath. Tn,
ladies are respectfully invited 10 inspect the novel
ues 11st arrived from Paris. y: WILLIAM,
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aaqA AUCTION SALES. an
THIS AFTERNOON & To-MoRRoV
Dy oLEARY a GREEN, Asstiosssr.


A uCTIos. SALE OF STOCK OF DRY
n,,oSoo p.i &e-On SAL URDAY MORNING,
Octoost oth, commencfnf at 40 o'clock, No vii
CO.. oss q RssiiS sSetlon, tAs entire stoek of Dry
uovSs, &c; OF r.. r. MADDOX, ESQ q No, rel
soutn tde fepnsyl wanna Avenue, between stk ~
10Th streets, eomp rising-
Fine Drses Stks. kobss, Brillissts.
Lawns, Challiee, Caahmeres, Poplins,
bereges: Cling hams and Calicoes
Table linens. Brown and w hite ehsstinrs RI
Driils, Cambrios, 80 :
woolen, Stella and other Shavls
Liuseys, yeans and Dom sstlcs, Say
Eiannels Of ID klnds ard descriSooes
Hosiery. Gloves and Ribends, Ls01s,
undershlrts and Draws, Collars,
Mooieu Cioaks. Hoods and ScArfs.
Iioking, Cottons and ehsetings,
Muslin Curtains, brocatelles, 40.
lAfg &c assortment OF hIliinsry 6oods.
Fine Wooden Blankets, Spreads, az --9
rhenon AND Ensash Cloths, cassimerss and vsst-
Together with general sssortnsnt Of such Goods
rs.nahy keSt IN retail Dry Goods Store.
,n sae VII De continued Prom day q day until
SD cLEARY q GREEN, Aueta
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ADJUSTMENTS.

oiI3TIktoN RARTY e e svsn ?,
TON, No. /, NJ coIUMBik HhI.i'. CaSi- -
,os. Hill, on WEDNESDAY,, October 10th, ~
.soi llekes - cents. admitting . gentleman g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

Ntoto uaIurf, lteD YORK, AsfLeyS, L0u-
don, and the philadelphia and Boston
Academies Of Mnsic,
On its Southern Tour By Railroad.
NIL. ELLA z GEEE fSR9aNpANr,
The aaf Ink
ruoTWhss Mighty A0robats-
S., s saSHff, .ns rarD EERRE|is6'
Mons The 6 Rsv;h!Rs LILLIAN Equestrian.
Hart The ssE M.R f e : Thousand Forms.
MoI The re GsPiG Aerial Silt Performer and D.no.r.
Mr. The bSqsstT R9; R.vol'ins orba Psrormsr
The Daring and Graceful Principe. Rider
M, JAMES vApn and Bridge Leapsr.
The great Rope Suspe nsionist, Q 10 Blondin,
NJ, WILL, aR EiS STeiss s Of the Art Masaus.
M..tss FRANZ sf 8s sTR Rs5torm'r In the World
A The Renowned Double somerssalt Throvs,.
The Juvenile Petite Equestrian, in ms
Double Act Of Obstacle I.esping
The Herculean Acrobatic Artist.
The Troupe will be accompanied by the f,ra.s
oi The E seS Sf h isrof SitSpP n. e.
catn,tion Of equestrian BEAUTY and intslI,xence
superb stnd of ing and Trick Horses 10 splen.
saves it the fatigue of travelling.
Admission 50 cents; children under 10 Years o
Seats are covered, and OF width to make them
perfectly comfortable. Ushsrs in attendance
ar ne ne SSSSppany Will exhibit upon the ground
6rldse. on MONDAY and TUESDAY, sth and 9th
Doors open at and =; performance to commence
y hl-w
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py 9foef OF the Admlnistrator.
90 50 A GREEN, Auct.

By taos. BOWLING; Georretovp.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HORSE aNDClpY
Il On wEDNE SDAY, tas 10th OF October. /.
'front.' OF the Auction Rooms. shall sail, without
One 6ns Cart Mare "Fsnny," II hands high; one
Terms cAsh,
90 I'd TEOs. DowLISs. Ana
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By A. GREEN. Auouo,..,

~ AuctlOn00f,
SALE OF A FRESH STOCK OF GROCE.
- ~ IN rEg NokrHKRS LlsxRrIks n AUcTIos
YhmvNDAr the 9Th instant, ~ l0o'olock A. \. :
I sns seI ~ the store corner of Ninth apoe sta
noftn, genera asso. tment Of Groceries vis
"a, Sonses' Imperial Young hyson and Blact
fse.h sssdines, Piokles, Sweet OIL. Nuss.rd.y
Cigars, Tobacco, snpf and Pi ses,
RRSspnSss, Cloves MAes and Indigo Blue,
TvIne, Tubs and Wash Boards
Taiov, Sperm and AdAms ntine Cardles
Saatle Narie1eted and other Soaps
Stara Brandy Rye Whisky, Holland Gin.
SIose., fortI Madeira aud Sherry Wines,
reriect Love Cordisls and Domestic Whiskv
poured Liquors Of different Kinds
SIX Tea Caddiee good as new,
SSaaes and weights, Stove and Coulter Fixturos
WIN many other aruo.es usually kept IN a rets,i
r0Iooery store, too numerous to numernte
Iermss All sums Of and under 8 Is ossa over
credit OF 50 and 80 days, for approved sd
oo<-d AGRRRN An.s
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3, 7: N: MCCORMICK; Als1.naI3

Il D} - ~. McNORml0hs Alex4n0rA
N0MMIsSI0NER's SALE OF A vn<UA-
" BLx TRACT OF LAND IN THE COUNTY oDkfRk
AEDRIA, Va, ON TINE A.. l.. & a. X. R.-Hrw 49,
Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF All -
and others. the Undetermined vii, on TU1 ~.
the ID Of October, 1850, ~ u O'Clock, in n -
Mayors ohics, in the eity Of AIsxssdrIS-GSl;. q
zto seres Of land In the county Of AleIahdS', 81
from Washington and 6eorgetoyn. on the road
leading from # ais Church" 10 Georgetowr, aed
on the A erao6ria, Leudean and Hampshire all
road, water station being near the land. Tks
improvements oonslst OF q good tWo-story frame
dwelling house, with back building sprinr house.
barn end oil NECESSARY out houses. The proximiu 81
this farm 10 the three markets II Alex As6rsa.
.Wsshi9ston and Ssorsetovp p. the cha astsr q tss
land and the heathtniress OF the location, make u
o desirable reslderce.
The terms prescribed By tbs decree are; One ssssk
Of ths purchase money in cash; and the resinBs IN
four ea0ai lnstsmerts 81 s, II. 10 and % months
nom the day Of sale, the deferred payments q 10
secured b. the bonds VI tbs purchaser. besfinx w
htIs Until psid, II dssired BY purchasers tht 1cI
erty would be divided into tvo or more poForis.
:nd Hai thereof v' be s.hiSs,s !;
~ 3 atavtd coi3 80.
WTHE ABOVE SALE nAs eH1ARger-
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ORDER REvoKED.-The order TO Third Assist.
ant Engineer William Pollard for duty on board
the Richmond, has been revoked
I RESIGNATION OF MIDsHIPMAN-The resIp-
nation of Nicoll Lulow, acting midshipman, has
been accented
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0'Day, Miss Bridges
Pardon, Mrs NJ B
Perkins, Mrs NJ 81
Preinfert, Mrs c
PARKER. Mary 4
Pratsr, Mary
Prsbls, Sarah A
Putnam, Nlrs Edwd
Palmer, Mrs Ann
Page, sirs sophie L
Randolph, Hannah
Robbins, Susan T
Readon, Mrs L
Rsdisr, Miss virg's
Rinohisy,MrsChsr'e
Russsil M,ss Rhoda
Ryer, Miss Emma J
! Smit, MIS- Marion
Stephens, Mira 4 p
stepney, MissEmily
Singleton, Mrs q
Sullivan, Mira NJ Z
Sssnel, Niissslattis
Snyder, Mrs Maria
Turner, Mira Henry
Turnsr, Mrs kliI'th
Taylor, Margaret
Taylor, Miss H'n in
Turner, Alrs E9
ToIson, Mira Jams Z
Van vleet, Mrs } e
w ellis, blrs Mary
Woodside, Hannah
Williams, Emily
walker, Mrs c n
Wmters, Elizabeth
Winefrsd, Mira
Wilson, Elizabeth
Winston, Mrs 10 X 3
Willis, Miss M l.
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~ J. c. MoG UIRE 4 CO.. Auenon.er,-
LNUHNIIURE AND EEEE GEa on A NJ "A

Nv j. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auct,on.er.
EURNITUREA AND EFFECTS OF FAMI-
LY pkcL y aoustkHlrINs AT PuBLIc Ave
IIoS Ia MONDAl MORNING, Octapber 9th AZ
70 orcloof, ~ house No. asa Elshteenth M vesf
oetsee1 and ats. north, shall sell the Forni
LUZ t1 Hna Ensots OF gentleman declining house-
MAHOGANY Hair Spring Sofa, Rocker and Psr,or
MahoIany Center and Card Tables.
Mst hP.s 'op sofs Table, Mahogany Writing Ia
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase.
window Curtains, Shades and CoYn,oa
EngrAvlngs. Vases, Clock, Oruamerts
Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Lcunae1
nsdnosaEy pressipE Bureaus, washstabds,
Rsnssss 6SIs, Mattressss, Bolrers skd Piliovs,
China, Glass and Crookery Ware
Hat tree, Stair Carpet, Mating. "a.
SILVER plated Spoons and Forks cptl.r,
C9oklnE and Other Stoves, Tin Safe, &C.
,,sStm ~ "a - and under cash over that sam a
notes, bearing interest e"eo seu
oe t-d !. 6. MCGUIRE co ,.
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The WEArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning 10 made FROM the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation IL
i about O'Clock e..
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By A. GREEN. Auctioseer.

i sSfr srTwrns iTn asp siAs r4 s1s Per,
NtAR PHNN. AVENUE, WAsHINero cIry-Rs ~
sgs 81 deed o. trust from IoseBh
tolios ~, &c, Of the land records of Wa -.
so oS I'D D. Shall st the rec sest Of tk9lxlsr
DAY. the 18th day Of October next, al 4 Ss}Ssx !,
m, on the premises, reli, a. public auction. - Is
loving valuable property, or 90 much - 80
4; Ia. Is. u, Is. ls, II. 10, IN - No.
Terms: One third cash /; and the residve - 4. N
And Is month"; with interest Deed Eiven - n
deed OF trust taken 20 secure the deferred paw nes
terms Of sale are not complied with wTthinD 40
the trustee reserves the right 10 resell af pusSs
or's COST and risk, after weeks pu bic nod -
WIN. II. WOODwARD, TruiSa
es Il StAV&ds A. GREEN Hnox
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Administered Lieutenant 6. ID. Bayard
Isl cavalry, is detailed for duty at the Military
Academy, in the tactical department, vice Lieut.
Hood, ID cavalry, relieved, and will report In
person to the Superintendent with as little delay
as possible.
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TIE EVENING" STAR.

- WASHINGTON CITY -
SATCRDAY. .............. %. October 6, 1850.
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WTaE ABOVE SALE nAs gD1HPoer-
! !sSs s :ss =. sdaT siss: the i'A
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NAVAL INrKLLIeENcE.-The U. 9. sloop-of-war
Marion, Commander T. W. Brent, arrived at
portsmouth, N. II l., on the 5th Of October from
African Station, having been absent from the
United States thirty months, within afew DAYS
she LEFT st Paul's de Loando August 10, touching
NJ Monrovia on the wav home. She bringstwenty-
seven invalids from the squadron and the o. g.
ship Niagara-among them Lieut. II. NJ. Garland,
of the Mystic; Passed Midshipman F. IA. Blake,
Of the Mohican; and Sailmaker d. J. D. Black
ford, Of the Constellation; and as passengers,
Third Assistant Engineers James Plunkett, of the
Mystic, and George w Lennant, Of the Niagara
She also has on board, to be delivered to the u s.
| Marshal, four seamen from the American sloop
Erie, recently captured by the Mohican, and one
| seaman charged with mutinous conduct from the
American bark Cochituate.
The U. 9. steamer Richmond drifted down TO
the naval anchorage, Norfolk, on the Sd instant
preparatory to her departure for the Mediterra-
mean. 70
The DEPARTURE OF BARON RENrRRw.-The
young Prince left Washington city this morning
| on his way to Richmond. During his short 30.
journ in this city he has been I'm fine spirits and
| has apparently enjoyed himself heartily He ex.
presses much qualification with all appertaining
| to his visit to the seat Of government and there
cannot be doubt that the happiest effects upon
the future relations Of the two countries will fol.
low this pleasant acquaintanceship.
| NAVAL ORDRRs.-Assistant Surgeon @. J Ingle.
hart, to temporary duty at Naval Academy 1t
| A. X. Hughes and Midshipman X. T. McCoot,
detached from prize ship Storm King and wait
orders Carpenter VIM. w. Laughton and Sail
maker David Bruce to the Cumberland, at Ports
mouth, N. Fl.
| MrLIrARy.-Sec0nd Lieutenant 6. ID. Bayard
LIST cavalry, is detailed for duty at the Military
| Academy, in the tactical department, vice Lieut.
Hood, ID cavalry, relieved, and will report In
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NJ o T E.
REMOVAL.
INVITATIONS hereby notify my customers
and the public in general that have removed to
NO 349 Seventh street. (three doors from Mass.
avenue.) where shall keep constantly on hand a
large assortment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
m MY ,GSGGPS, HOSIERY FANCY ARTICLES,
SO 29-lm@ FISVMAN
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T. FALL AND WINTER GOODS
4 HE Subscribers beg leave to inform citixens
and STRANGERS that they are in receipt Of A.
For W.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR III
embracing some Of the choicest novelties and lat
Importation to which we invite your attention.
Z 81. -as HINTON Il TEEL
Tailors, 400 Perm ayenne
seH-2w fStates.) bet. ~ and 6th streefs
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AL Accounts on our books are made OF mp 10
the LIST October, and wsli be rendered in . day or
will come forward and settle With us ithout delay.
oo,-s. aoA D. CLhsS ~ IN a. MAJ IA IS.
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\IXON'S ROYAL AMPHITHRATRE.

Nibfo's Garden, Ne1p York. Astlsy's, Lon.
don, and the PHILADELPHIA and Boston
Academies Of Music,
On its Southern Tony 5v Railroad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-13
AMftioir gaIes.
WEDNESDAY, 00T 17M, 1860.
BANKRUPT SALE OF planning Ma,
CHIMES.
ATAUoTIoN by...........o. CUTTER a so
MONDAY, 0oT. 14TH, 1860,
AND DURING THE WEEK.

LARGE SALE OF CHINESE, JAPA
y NESE AND PERSIAN GOODS,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-13
In,urrsotIuuury War n FiorIdn


Accounts fom Calhoun county Florida, TO
the I'd inst, show strange state of affairs
there. A party styling themselves Regulators
went to the house of Jesse burden and shot
him, then met and shot Willis MusgroTe from
his horse, who died instantly also mortaly
wounded Larhin @. Musgrove. The Aghts
between the Regulators and the burden party
had become so serious, that Calhoun county
was declared to be- in a state OF insurreeaon-
ary war by the United States Judge of the
District, and the u s. Marshal ordered a
Brigade Of militia to the scene Of tumult.
Ofthe causes of the " insurrectionRry war;
the accounts are silent 50 far though the
proclamation of the U. S. Judge says-"lt is
believed that persons from other States are
engaged in the commission Of open hostilities
against the good citizens of this State, and
10 violation Of the laws Of the United States.