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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-08

vie. New Orseoas GsaGnee, Anseia, kaaeioa.
Oct 0iss ed Aussss; slse - stop rsats q
Austin
lllS7. From Magnolia, By Preparation, Bslviasrs
and Smithiand, to Corrsctioavills, 70 miles
and back once week.
Leave Magnolia Wsire sday att ~;
lrrivs At Co,rectionvills ssIt day byspa;
leave Correctisnvills Friday ats sn;
Arrive ~ Magnolia next day BY 6pm.
HISS. From arengo, BY Guinvills, Irving and
Geneva, to Vibton, 46 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Aarengo Tuesday At pm;
Arrive at Vinton nextday by 6pm;
Leave Vinton Monday at can;
Arrive at Marengo next day by I'm.
Bids to end route 1T keaman 20 miles )invitsd
Bids also invited to run via Lees Grove $50
Geneva to Vinton 80 miles, also for Two trips
week.
lll59 From Marietta, by Nevada, Boonsboro, And
New Jefferson, to Carrollton, lis miles and
back once week.
Leave Marietta Monday 1t an;
Arrive 1t Csrrolton next Wednesday BY = !;
Leave Carrelton Thursday 1t m;
Arrive at Marietta next Saturday bySpn.
1li6o. From Marietta, by Nevada, Boonsbsro',
New jefferson, Carrollton, Denison and Belvi-
dere, to decatur in Nebraska Territory, ITS
miles and back, once . week.
Leave Marietta Monday At am;
Arrive at Decatur next Friday by 6pm;
Leave Decatur Monday At an;
Arrive at Marietta next Friday by D N.
lll6l. From Marietta. by Lafayette, Lithopolis'
Ackey, Neumantown, Hampton, Saratoga,
sIainse Grove, and Doun Grove, to Mason
City, so miles and back, once . week.
Leave Marietta Thursday at s am;
Arrive at Mason City next day by 6pn;
Leave Mason City Tuesday at 8 m
Arrive at Marietta next day by6 IN.
Bids te commence route At Iowa Falls invited
lll6t. From Mason City, by Bristol and Bear
Lake, Minnesota, to Albert Lea, ~ miles and
back, once week.
Leave Mason City Saturday at an;
Arrive at Alder, Lea next day by6pm;
Leave Albert Lea Monday At S I'm;
Arrive at Mason City next day by 6pm.
lll63 From Mitchell by Plymouth and Shell
Rock Falls, to Mason City, rs miles and back
once week.
Leave Mitchell Wednesday an;
Arrive at Mason City by6 pm;
Leave Mason City Thursday at 8 m;
Arrive at Mitchell by pm.
lllea. From Monticello, by Castle Grove, New
Buffalo and McQueen's Mills, to Paris, "a mi lies
ard back, once eek.
Leave Monticello Friday at Sam;
Arrive at Paris by pm;
Leave Paris Saturday at s q m;
Arrive at Mon ecello by pm;
lll65 From Mount Vernon, by New Linden,
Springvile. PaddiLgton and Wapsa, to
Ciark's Ford. g milesand back, once week.
Leave Mount Vernon Friday at sam;
Arrive Clark's Ford by pm;
Leave Clark's Ford Saturday at 8 an;
Arrive ut Mount Vernon by SPIN;
lll66. From New Jefferson. by Lake City and
kaccoon Fork, to Sac City, 80 miles aad back,
once week.
Leave New Jefferson Tuesday at Gam;
Arrive at Sac City next day by II N
Leave .ac Civ Wednesday At | nm
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Gtopes an0 6eaters.

RIBLE HOUSE, No. 3 BIBLE HOUSE,
~ F0URTH-AV., NEW-YORK,
Use the oelebIs,ed VESUVIUS COOKING and HEATING
RANGE The hea which from ordinary ranges
nphs chimney Is saved and made available the
shove without 10 the least ssnng convenience efficiency
Kitchen Range. The ETNA HEATER degned In
the iott basement Ore place to the psor
70 's over the pa lo For efficiency economy durability a1e
sset they Unequaed Abundant references furnished
application. SPAULDING < SrRArTON
No Bible House. 4h-sv N y and Proprietor
FOR WARNING CHURCHES, HOUSES, &C.
Il Get BARTLETTS PATENT HEATERS, for Wood OF
Coal. They eConomi al aud free from gas.
BARTLETT a. LESLEY, No. 425 Broadway.
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Cost an6 fonno.

1 OST or STOLEN-CERTIFICA No. 9751.
for so shares Gaena and Chicago non Railroad Company
Stock in the Dame OF s. SANDS Co All persons are an.
toned sgeinst negotiating receiving the sae The transfer
has been soIPed suitable reward viii be paid for is e.ura
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NEWS AGENTS ARE INFORMED

hs all who disappointed IN getting copy Of the HOUSE
HOLD JOURNAL Fri and Saturday last account Of
the unparalleled demand can row be supplied BY any Of
the Wholesale News Agents in the city The paper e.ctro
typed aud quantity bach nombers be bad at time
Retsl plce Three Cent. per Copy. showbs may be bad
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Spring Beos.
Gonse-f furnishing GOODS.

ne no S.eaPeSs ana pest pace
and all Minds OF House Furnishing Goods Is D. BAsS.
FORDS, at Cooper Institute Astor place. Sd and ihav
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Amusemenfs.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-ROBERT LIE
fA DIABLE.
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
First sppeasnce Of The slebTsted artistes
MONS PHILIPPE snd MONS. GENEBREL,
from the Imperial Academy Music Paris and he Grand Opera
ofNew Orleans.
NINE PAULINE COLSON,
for the time In her great role Of Alice.
NINE. BERTUCCA MARETZEK
viii appear In French Opera Isabella.
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept 2s, at g.
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
Nine PAULINE C0LSON In geat role of........ Alice
Nine BERTUCCA MARETZEK .Isabella
Mons Rob.r
Sig sCOLA........ as: .'''. .'hamoaut
MILE HELENE,
fayorite danseuse will Elena
Grand Double Orchestra Chorus and Corps de Ba let
Mueal Director and Conductor. MAhErLbh
NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN CORTESI OPERA
MOST POSITIVELY TIE LAST WEEK
Prior " their OPP ming Oct. J. in Boston
THURSDAY
TUESDAY EVENING, s:Ps %
FOR THE LAST TIME. -
sigpor F. AMODIo,
Brother To the eminert baritons will make
HIS FIRST AND ONLY APPEARANCE. so..
Admission ST. Family Circle rs cents; Private Boxes $50
THuRsDiY SEPT a. FOR THE FIRST TINE,
PAcnis sple ,did Tragic Opera Of
MEDEA, -
with Madame CORTESI in Of her vos sublime charactsrs
SATURDAY, SEPT %, GRAND FAREWELL MATT NEE.
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pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Unds tsf 81 P.Es9 g { saasu
the sS TSfRY sPd 6sY sSP EESS eel Nd 'Ssfn TS WEEK
COMMENCING TfSfan MQEPAY' MPAY 6sp Sept a. 1850.
THE j6sEPa AND his sssrSRea
scoREs s'i Sf'R 5tSsIsf sn
& pRSaS S'd e e "a IN Ts
SCENERY is GRAND BEYOND -, COMPARISON % The
the gR2GnF s on .s q "a iRS
beau y Dnequaled. - ,,,,,,,,,,,r> ,r,o,,,,,,,o>, ,
NcREasEb RI0sII sPEsNpoR G1 Every kFTERNooN and
EVENING nj 1 THIS WEEK, a. and y o'clock ...,,..--
Roaring and Baking Living ,,ou,
NEPiTNE, the most aAJEsTd TERRIFIC though ys %.
ce nhabtn of be great deep the most interesting creature
alive All who would rec him must do 1t soon.
hNo WEFh FsIS III Sn' MHrE Wi E SEeaoEs or MooRs
The neIe human curosities seen The pa.ents
b As i5s t sHS sGay HAIR S hy G WHT A
their of the most delicate though decided piH They will
beth r The fs9 sTRSSE AD D rs; ANIMALS
The WHAT CAN THEY BET"
One Of which has TWO DISTINCT HEADS, but ONE LEG
LIVING WHAT is Tri" or MAN;MoNKEY;
The most interesting amusing s9d wonderful crsssaTs lnoSD
the Sh, 6a%iny though hs ns: the face sHd
0O'Asp HS Ks
$# =; sz Fl If sSh e. $s
a s m tn: a5SsTsk SSS kN sNaKE ESS
VARIETY or NEW WAX FIGURES WONDERFUL
All these beside Wonders and Novelties the
collection which embraces not less than S5ooOe CURosrIEs
"'n every al ALL 10 % BE- SEEN F6R ss CENTS
Children under 10 years, Is cents.
MUSEUM OPEN from a. N. till lOp. m.
7 AURA KEENE's THEATER.
IL THIRD WEEK
Of the
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
BY T. B. DeWalden esq,
THE MoSkEY Ssllsf BOY,
MISS LAURA AURA KEENE.
EVERY MEMBER of Of THE COMPANY
In the Cast.
Doc" att o'Sst psTsETnPos sS% se
THREE-AfT Fn,I.fid IsIsH DRAMA
ALrES y, 4RooN' n
WIN be immediately produced
WALLACK's THEATER.
w Mr. Wsllack. Lessee
M Lester Wslack..: Manager.
The great success Of rr ,,... c.u..u
THE YALIsT,
EVERY EVENING, till fu'lher notice.
Second time in America of
a
RACE FOR WIDOW.
TONIGHT
THE ROY ALISTi
Or,
FORTY YEARS AGO.
RACE FOR A WIDOW.
The above programme will be illustrated BY the combined tall
ent of
Mr.. LESTER WALLACK, Mrs HOEY,
Mr. Bike Aiiss MARY CANNON,
Mr. WALCOT, Mrs. SLOAN.
Ar SLOAN, blTs REEVES,
NJ. NORTON, Miss TREE, and
Mr. FLOYD, Miss CARiAN.
Doors open at Il; to a. 8 O'Clock.
Places msy be secured three days in advance
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Gxfursio1Is.

EXCURSION TO THE COAL FIELDS OF
II PENNsYLvANIA-The Central Railroad Of New Jersey
month Of September Fare for the entire Excursion 81 20.
Tickets good for days Leave Coulsndt ct and O'Clock
" O'clock and o'clock m. Leave Pier No. 3
North River st ed M O'Clock and a. O'Clock p m
Apply for eckets either place
TO II. ?. BALDWIN, General Ticket Agent, No. 90 Wais-
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CAM AIGN DOC MENTS.
We the attention Of the friends Of the Republican
70 the following List Of documents;
THE POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
FOR 1860.
vol, cloth. Price 81

LIFE ANB PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HON. A b Il "A III A NJ l. N O o L N +,
(Authorzed edition)
BY d. w. BARTLETT.
Bound In CLOTH with Steel Portrait sa pages Phcs OIL
Postage prepaid.
An abridged Edition, paper covers IS centI
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90 n)bcm it FLAP GGurern.

VNFIDEL CONVENTION of 1860 The Infdef
X Association Of Americs will hold il pext Annual Conyen-
ton O. pe cling NDAY Oct the City Ase by RoomS
No Broadway stl0s m Th. public are Invited % attend
Per order HORACE sEAFEh, rresiieas.
j. NJ BECKETT Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

HORSES, CARRIAGES and PONIES for
IL sAlE-heionsins = / NJ SINGER, esq who (, aboa,
's'ei n Europe Cal At the Carriage hoase No @ West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03

IL Smith FRYE, of Peoria, Illinois was fatally
shot, on the 10Th, by Charles Carroll. The two
had had dispute regarding the settlement of
their accounts.
III Enoch Bartlett, the noted horticulturist of
Massac husetts, from whom celebrated variety of
pears was named, died al his residence in Rox-
bury, on the 18th, at the age of 81 years.
ID The chest and left arm of human BODY
AID part of the abdomen were found on the 23d
Wedged In between the rocks opposite the Amer
lean Falls, Niagara. The remains were much de-
composed. They were probably those of a boy
III Mr.. Geo. ID. Canale who has been appoint
ed oy the President as Consular gent at the port
OF Patrds In Western Greece is d Greek by birth
Ibe Boston Journal states that he is a master of
the English language and that he has gained
quite reputation 6y his translation of Greek
poetry.
III The Auburn Advertiser of the 1ld hints
at the suspected elOpement of a gentleman who
has stood high in social circle in that CITY He
left Auburn two weeks ago, and has not been
heard from since. widow lady, quite attrac-
i've and beautiful, is also missing, and it is sur
missed that the two know know something of each
others whereabouts.
IL John Bighams, an employee in a brick
yard near Detroit, absconded on the Dist IA kin0
with him not only Mrs. Riley the wife of a fei
low-workman, but her child and mother Mr.
Riley pursued the fugitiveS until he learned that
they had taken the Toledo cars at Grand Junction.
on thelr way to Scranton, Penn, when he phil.
Osophically returned to his deserted home
MINING FURRY IN CANADA copper mine
sdld 10 Oe OF exceeding richness has been diScOy-
cred al Acton, q. E., on the Grand Trunk Rail
Road and the Inhabitants in the vicinity are wild
Wild the excitement Of pected wealth Tue ore
Is said to contain about sixty per cent Of pure
per- and the mine has been opened within twenty
RODS OF the railroad, and Is forwarded to Boston
In crude state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03

THE PROPOSED JUNCTION OF The OPPOSITION
To THE EPUBLIcAN PARTY IN NBw YORK is by
no means 4 hopeless scheme, If we may he per-
mtted to draw reasonable conclusions from the
tone of the Tribune on the subject. That journal
evinces uneasness about il amounting to pal oable
trepidation in It's efforts to pOoh-pO il out Of the
minds Of those interested in its speedy consun-
nation. The plan is in few words, to form an
amalg amation electoral ticket of friends and sup
porters of Breckenridge, Bell, and Douglas, in
proportion, as near may be, to the estimated
relative strength of the three parties in the State
with the understanding that, if elected, the whole
Of its members SHALL in casting New York's cleo
toral vote, throw il for whichever of the three by
giving 1t to whom Lincoln's election may be
defeated. II is by no means improbable that the
electoral vote of the State might be divided out
among the three, thus effecting the object of the
combination. That is, to prevent LincOln's cleo
ton by the people; devolving the final choice on
Congress. IL the supporters of Breckenridge,
Bell, and Douglas, In New York, will unite
| against the Republican party as proposed, 1t Is
| well known that they can carry such ticket by
| from 5000 to 100000 majority. Hence the
TribWne's so manifest tribulation on the subject
IL such combination can be made in New York
| We believe the example will surely be fol
| lowed in every non-slaveholding State wherein
| II may possibly be the means of defeating the
| Lincoln electoral ticket AS it is regarded by
every anti republican politician with an ounce
of brains offering the surest plan of comprising
Lincolns defeat, it strikes us as being likely very
| shortly to be consummated. AS for the slave.
| holding States, no such combination is necessary
In either of them; for 1t is already manifest thai
| the Democracy Of all Of them will so unite upon
| Brec kinrdge and Lane to give them a til
umphant majority everywhere south of Mason.
| and Dixon's line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03

TAXING WATER.--lt is understood that even
MIR. Clingman, OF n. c., has " taken water,,-
abJured Douglasism in letter to his constituents
Every other Democratic memb.r of either House
OF Congress, from slaveholding State save two
nom missouri, is known to have fastened TO de-
fine his position orally or In writing. against
Douglas-every one; though not few of them
were among those who worked most mischief tn
the Democratic party by doing their best to de-
ceive Douglas and his plundermongering " tall,
into the impression that he had substantial strength
at the South. Had that foolish idea not been
liked, thus, upon their minds, Douglas and his
managing council would have been slow indeed
to work the mischief they perPetrated at Charles.
ton and Baltimore. The public at large wbo
know how to construe personal manifestoes of
notwithstanding public merl-wiII of course
regard the death-bed repentance Of the southern
Douglasites (secret and avowed) as being simply
so many pleas for their own continuance I'm pnb
lie life. There are dozens Of them thus standing
on the brink Of political graves they have indus.
tiously dug for themselves, which II will be well
Tor the country that they should be made to I'll
II but to rid the councils Of the Union of much of
the overload OF the selfshness, intrigue and dem.
agoguism that have done most to iniure the
Hfndlng OF the Democratic party in the estimation
OF those who do not follow politics as trade-tbe
most pestiferous trade in existence so IA, "A tho
general public interest is concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03

THE Power OF MEDICINE OVER DISEASE
We know of no better illustration of this fact than
the wonderful effects of the Oxygenated Bitters,
In graduating from the human system dyspepsia
and all functional diseases Of the stomac h, and
restoring impaired digestion. 1t is no new rem
edy. Ten years Of trial by the public has estab,
lished it as a standard medicine aud no family
in the country should be without it as a safe and
sure remedy with both sexes in all ages In our
large cities Ii has been much used by the regular
ph ysicians and is Endorsed by some of the strong
est certificates from well known individuals For
sale by all the druggists Weekly NOcslIetts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03

By J. &. MCGUIRE a CO. AuctIoneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHOICE WINES.
II LIoUoRs, HAVANA C!GARs, PICKLES, sAucKs,
RIoR SToKE FIXTURE, HoKsE AND W IsoN, &c TO
cLosE THK BUsINEss o. HAMILTON a LEAcH.--On
the store Of Hs1ilton Iesof few doors Sss 81
the Nauona Hotel. We shall eel the entire STOCK in
Jules Mumm. Fleur de BOuzy, CARDINAL and Rubies
Choice Blown and Pale London sherry. imported
direct by Hamilton a Leach,
Very superior Old Port In bottles,
Welch's Madeira, In demDohns and bottles, . very
M.tEsu1. C6stesu. LATTE, Chateau seOvins, st.
sparkling Hook, Johannesburg and Mo.elle Wines.
gaIge quantity Of Burgundy and stiil Wines,
Canada Cider, HIbbert'F Brown Stout,
AllsoP's Ale, French Vinegar,
LarEe quantity Of Catawbs and other BItters, m
Superior Old Apple snd Peach BrAndiss, in bottles
Ems EHsi.S . md Fis WSfgs Rum and en
ssrdipes and Vegetables,
olive 81 6 1ie Olives Olives fSfte s s Sc Essad
Prupes, Pickle Mushrooms, and Pottsd Meats. m
Large Ict q choice H.vsn, Cigars. Of v.riOu,
One large Herring Safe, neary new,
PssEs, CoEntegs, Glass cssss, Counter Scales.
One fine Rosn Mare, well broke. o Ia. ne.s,
Terms: So and under cash; over tina, cum
Great Of l. 2 and months. with interest Tor notes
III Catalogues ready on FRIDAY next
John r. LEACH,
jeS-d J. c. MCGUIRE a Co ,AUcts.
nTTHE ABOVE sALEIS UNAvotDARty
postPened unni FRIDAY muRrING, SIN InsI-,
JOIN e. LEACH. Surviving Partne-.
H<d .. 4. Nc7L ihr. a 90. AuctR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03

SCRATCHING on THE LIDS OF THEIR CoFFINs-
The politically dead and long since buried Of the
South. seem to have been suddenly smitten with
the quZzica notion that the resurrection day is at
hand, such scratching and humping on the
lids Of their cotfns do they keep up. While all
the recent Douglasites of every Southern State
who have political vitality enough in them to
keep their noses above water for the nonce are
already shrewdlY protesting their devotion to the
fortunes of Breckenridge and Lane, they are
shouting out for Douglas evidently as being their
only straw within clutching distance; for they
realize as well as all others do that unless they
can manage to compass the overthrow of the
regular organization of the Democratic party in
their respective States, they may scratch and
thump on the lids of their collins from June to
eternity, In vain. From Mr. Robert J. Brent In
Maryland, to Mr.. Isaac T.. Morse in Louisiana
and Mr.. Scion Borland, now in Memphis, Ten
nessee, including Mr.. HerscheI v. Johnson, 1.-THE
ultraism of whose intense animosity to every
Northern Democrat so disguised the people of
Georgia that they some time since laid him under
the turf-Political with few regrets) not a man is
there in any Southern State whose name has eve,
been heard of out Of his county in connection
with politics who adhercs TO Douglas, except
long since dead, buried and POLITICALLY id
Observation-Disclosures enemies of the regular partv
Organization in their respective States In every
contest OF late years the Democracy have had 70
contend against their bitter, secret or open oppo
siton TO Its candidates and have had no dIficuItv
whatever in electing them notwithstanding. So,
we see no reason to anticipate that their Douglas
ism will strengthen the prospects Of the Bell and
Everett ticket anywhere in the South, to the ex.
tent OF endangering the triumph of the Breckin-
ridge and Lane ticket in any slaveholding State
unless II may be Missouri, of whose political con-
dlton We are not as yet sufficiently Informed TO
Justify us in expressing decided opinion with
reference to it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03
WARRINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

No PAPER To-MoRRow.-In order to give our
little army Of employees an opportunity to enjoy
and celebrate " the Glorious Fourth as well as
out Of respect for "the day we celebrate" no
p,per will be issued from this Office to- morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03

49, Capt Van Vliet, U. 5. A, is at Kirkwoods'
-..' Senator Douglas (says the Hartford Times)
Is on his way North, aud II is said he will stop a
week or more at the Sachem's Head, in Guilford
Conn, cool and popular seaside resort IL is
also reported that General Lane, the national dem
ocratic candidate for Vice President, is booked
for the same hotel, also Col. Orr, of South
Carolina, Hon. Erastus Corning, of New York
and others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03

Van Amburgh glued his lion together with. is
doing wonders hereabouts. boy up town glued
his play wagon together "wrong side up" and
to be broken again before 1t could be made ri ght
,Sprina field RkDnblirnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03

IL The Great Eastern was to be opened TO the
public to-day, at one dollar per head. Two OF
her crew have lost their lives since her arrival
one by falling overheard, and the other by fall
ing through the wheel-home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03
Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Constitutions reviews the political history
of Mr.. Douglas and Mr. Johnson, contending that
each has occupied opposite extremes on the slavery
question.
The same paper denies most unequivocally
statement Of the Providence (R. Post that Sec
Eetaries Floyd and Toucey are in favor Of Douglas
The InteHigenetr, in view Of the approaching
national anniversary, indulges in Revolutionary
"Reminiscences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03

THE FIKK WORKS TOMORROW EvENINs.-We
are authorized by Major Ramsey to state that
pyrotechnic display, similar to that of last year,
will be given tomorrow evening, the ith inst,
from the same place-MonumentS Square.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03

II -Four Of the democratic papers in New
Hampshire win support Breckenridge, to wit =
The Portsmouth Gazette, Dover Sentinel, Con-
cord Standard. and Manchester Democrat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-03
GRAND FoURrH -; r6 July EXCURSION
Piney Point, Point Lookout,
Norfolk, and Portsmouth.

r, The Eine. Safe and commodious Steamer BAL
TlMORE. Capt CHARLES T.. MIR
cHELI., having been thoroug hly over Eas4t-H
hauieo and lifted up In the " ost sub-ur11zx.xA
stantlal manner with one hu bred berth. and f,ur-
teen state rooms, will be plac regularly on the
line between Warrington AID No,flIk ro.king
two trips week Thu desirah AID deiiKbt11l
summer route will commence on TUESDAY the Sd
OF July, with an excursion to the above named
The steamer Baltimore will leave her berth r,ot
of6th street on TUESDA sd Of July, Az O'Clock
p. M, arriving at old Point sariy neat tnornIng.
then proceed TO Norfolk aud Portsmouth, wberi
she Will remain until Q M, of the 4th. X eturn
Ing she will touch at Old Point TO enable the pss
sengeTs 10 witness the aid display of Fire WorkF
after which she will leave ard arrive at Washing,
ton at II O'Clock on Thursday, the 5th
rare Tor the round trip intending meals
Marsnah Peviilon- .-.-............ $500
~ Ilhes roiht .-..............-...... $50
10 Point Look Out. -. 500
Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth - 600
a. m ne BaumSre vii commerce her regular trips
Monoeys snd Thursdays. aud Norfolk on Tues
aas ana trldsrs. For further InformanOn apply
on board TO Capt Cha'lss Is. Mitchell, or at the
Company's Office, No. S7s Penn. q, emu corner Of
9TH street, under the National Hotel
GEO. r MATTINGLY,
UeneiaI Ilcket gent Potomac Steamboat Co
70 % oQuS Intel. and Alex. Gazette I