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q JULY THE FOURTH!
~ n ID G c
Georgetown Benevolent Association,
For the
BENEFIT OF THE p OR

The best Pie Nc of the season will be given at
ANAIOSTAN ISLAND, WED
of the poor Ez1s5zzZs<zas
The Association pledge themselves that GOOD
order VIII be preserved. They also guarantee [ ,
their visitors every comfort aud pleasure No ex-
ertIon on their paIt Will be spared TO make IL agree
able TO all who may favor them with their pres
ence.
The Declaration of independence will be read by
a member Of the association.
An Grafton Will be delivered by distinguished
gentleman.
There will be several Balloon Ascensons during
the afternoon, and splendid display of Firework :
on the grounds in the evening.
, Visitors will also have one OF the best views OF
the National FHcwoTkS-the Monument Ground :
being IN fol- view from the island The Holy Hill
and has been engaged. All the delIca les Of the
season will be served up for dinner aud supper Tho
best q9aiity of Refreshments at city prices. Tie
81 am packet HERALD will leavA HIsa - and the
Western Wharves every five minutes during the
day, free of charge This Pie Mic being solely for
patronIZe It.
Tick ts: LalIes and Gents palh Is cts; Children
!" cts; 10 be occurred of the Committee and at the
boat on the day. n ST.
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NEW COUNTERFEITs Counterfeit 800 bills
on general plate used by large number OF
banks In New England. have made their appear.
ance In Boston, over IS 900 having been presented
at various banking houses on the Prescott Bank
Lowell, and Newton Bank, Newton They have
for vignette spread eagle, with canal locks
and rail cars In the distance, and the numerals
"l00" Oh each side Of the vignette. ItIssnnnosad
the cOunterfeits are made In Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-02

, II Since the adjournment of the Massachusetts,
Legislature, and the cows have gone to grass, the
cattle disease the Boston Transcript says, has sud
denly disappeared in Maksac husetts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-02

IL With the LIST of July inst, under the let
tings Of April last all the mail service in Mary
land, District Of Columbia, Delaware, Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey, and Ohio, goes into operation,
on 500 routes.
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Constitution notes what it terms tue DIS
graceful Outrage recently committed oy the
Michigan Democratic State Conventian, at De-
trOit in tabling the motion to invite Secretary
Cas-, Who was in that city, to attend the Conven-
ton.
The same paper comments on the failure Of the
Hoard Committee to fulhl the object Of their ap-
pointmeRt.
The Intelligence is devoted to news and mis-
TellanY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-02

IL few nights since an armed party of twelve
d6,,,s,Ii oo.Si'ed entrance by stratagem to the
3. n'o, ana u sde an attempt to carry him off
1 ~, ana lis friends succeeded In beating Of
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IL The U. >. steamship Niagara, with the
japanese Embassy on board went to sea from
New York on Saturday.
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GRAND FOURTH Fl JULY EXCURSIO
VI To
Plney Point, Point Lookout,
Norfolk, and Portsmouth.

The Fine, Sac and Commpdious Steamer BAL
TlMORE, Capt. CHARMS y. Mir
cHELL, haylns been Thoroughly over Es4hzzRS
hauied and lifted up In the most sub u<-1<zk1kzn
stantlal manner with one hn dred berths aud four
teen state rooms, will be placed regularly on the
line between Washington ard Norfolk, making
two trips . week This dssirab Q and deiightfn1
summer route will commence on Tuesda, the al
OF July, with an excursion to the above named
place.
The steamer Baltimore will leave her berth foot
ofoth street ON TuESDAt ID of July, at O'Clock
p NJ, arriving at Old Point early merit mornIne
then proceed to Norfolk and Portsmouth. where
ing she Will touch at Old Point TO enable the pas
ssngers To witness the AID ds play of Fire WOLF
after which she will leave and srTive at Washins ,
ton at y 90 Ock on Thursday, the 5th.
Eare Tor the round trip including meals
To Plney Point. 10
To FONT Lcok- Out. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S60
Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth - son
The Baltimore will commerce Der regui ar trims
On Monday, sih OF July, leaving w gton on
Mondsys and Thursdays. and Norfolk on Tues
days and Fridays. For further Information appiy
on board to CAPT Cha les T.. MITCHELL or AT M
c2mPany's Office No, S7s Penn: ~ emu corner of
eth street, under the National HOTEL -
GEO. E MATTINGLY
SsneIa Iloket gent Potomsc Steamboat Co.
lie 26 duG2 Intel and Alex C;azette
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~ Mayor Lincoln, of Boston, has been invited
to Halifax to meet the Prince of Wales 1t /,
said that the City Council of Boston will be the
of the Prince in that city
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AUCTION SALES.
u For other Auotion safes, see Jfrst page

~ For other AuotisH SAFES, see FIRST page.
b. J. c. Mc6UIRE a CO., Auchoneers.
EURNITURB ANp HOUSEHO' EFFECTS
At PuBLIe AuCTIoN;-On II II
sGos N me Non S B E. as 81 ih .
between and streets, we shall eel the fuTni-
ture and Ell -cts, comprising
Mahogany hair sprIng seat Sofa,
:, Dc Divans, Rockers. and Psrlor ChaIrs.
Walnut seOret.Ty and Bookcase, Gilt frame Mir
WndGy I sSss. sRS saSs .ua s:dss
Brussels and three ply Carpets,
WslHgt ETtensioh Table. M.hoEany sidebosra.
oak Chairs, " slnut Hstrsck,
Hair and Hqsk Mattresses,
Bolsters and Pillows
'BIsnkets. Comforts, CounierPaPes.
Clocks, Toilet sets, Looking Glasses,
straw Mating, Lounge,
China, Glass, and CTookery Ware, Table Cutlery.
Together with the ususl quantity Of Kitchen Uten-
Terms: $40 and under, cash; over that ,um a
Tad J. MCGUIRE a CO, AuOt..
By !. c. MCGUIRE A CO. AsosloBe.rs
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHOICE WINES.
II LlQUORs, HAVANA CLGARs, Pickles. SAUCES.
PKEsEEyED EhuITs ANP MEATS, laos sAFE' sUFE
TUESDAY MORNING, JuiJ 5. al 10 O'Clock. a.
the Natiora Hotel, we shsl SCI the entire stock In
trsde a valuable store Fixtures, VIZ:
Jules Mumm, FIeur de BOuzy, CARDINAL sbd ubies
Champagne.
Choice Brown and Pale London Sherry imported
. direct hy HAM ton each,
NsrF superior Old Port in bottles,
"e.oh MedrlTa, m demgohns and bottles, very
hne article.
MarEaUI Chateau. LATTE, Chstesu Seoville, 81.
Pierre and - Lambert Claret Winss,
SparkuUE Hock Johannes beTE aud NJ orelle W ines.
I.arse QUANTITY OF Burgundy and sui Wines.
lounge., = lmPerIal, Knox a sens Ale,
Canada Cider, II IbbcIt BrowE stout
Alisop's Ale, French Vinegar,
Lar(e qusntit, ef Cstawha and other BIttsrs. IN
Superior Old Apple and Peach Brandies. ia bottles
and demIjohns.
Fine hrandies, whisky, Rum and GIn.
English and French Pickles,
Sa1sss. Fru q. Jenes,
SaTdInes and Vegetables,
10: Of fine Cireen Teas m 6 b csddIes
Olive Oli, Olives, Turtle Steak.
"a apssh and Celpee sauces, IN fancy jas.
Prunes, fIckle Mushrooms, and Potted Meats A.
FANCY jars,
Large loi Of choice Hsvsnx CisArf. Of various
DeskS, Counters, Glass Case, L OUnier Scales
Staud CASKS Copper Meatures dc.
AT ! O'CLOCK, IN FRONT
One hne Roam Mare, vel broke. 10 ha ness,
h1r'esS W sOn and hhInass.
Terms: 90 aGd uEder ca~hs over that sum a
crea Of sand months with interest for notes
EtsfactOrllg tndOIfed.
DJ-Caialogues ready on nFfT.eay nsxt,
Surviving Partner.
jeS-d J. c. MCGUIRE a 90. A1ots.
DTHE ABOVE sALEIs UNAvoIDsBiY
postponed until FRIDAY MORNING s.h In.l.,
same hour.
JOSH e. LEACH, Surviving Psrtp.-.
g2d ), {. MCGUIRE a 90, Aucts.
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THE ORIENTAL TREATIKs.-AmOng the acts
passed by the late session of Congress, was one to
carry into effect certain stpulations in the treaties
between the United States and China, Japan,
Siam, Turkey, Persia, Tripol, Tunis, Morocco
and NJ usCat and by which our laws, in criminal
and civil matters, are extended over American
citizens in those countries; also the common law,
including equity and admiralty. Ministers and
Consuls have full judicial powers, and can punish
according to tue magnitude of the offenSe. The
President is authorised to appoint seven Marshals
TO execute processes, one in Japan, four 10 China
one in Siam, and one in Turkey. Murder and
insurrectiOn, or rebellion against the government
of either of said countries, with intent to subver
the same, are made capital otfenses, punishable
with death. Our cOHsuls commercial agents
on islands not Inhabited by any civilized people,
or whom we have not recognised by treaty, are
also empowered to exercise judicial functions over
American citizens.
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CIn REWARD FOR THE CONVICTION
% lu of the person who carried of INV sign
Largest cd Bookstore in the South. Morrison s
Guide TO Washington. Guiie 10 Patebt Office" $40
fOrthe person who cut aud stole the Side pieces o NV
Awning; go for the thief " no stole tlu 22d volume
oI RapIn's History of England thus destro, Ing the
set OF 81 volumes; also, volume of Universal His
tory: volume Diet Onare Anglaes l. r ancais
Bonllact; volume Chambers Travels in Asia
Minor Greece; a Sign containing Morrison : View
of Washington, COlOred; a small Landscape Paint
ing IA OH; volume Sir Iodine jenkins Life, a
large folio volume heavy. Information collected Of
a Gold Five L anc Piece Napo con. spanish Silvur
Dollar, 1915, Ferdinand; English Florin, u of q (
ste ling, IA old English letters, taken by entering
the back window. Also, iniOr nation of SI7 con-
tanned il a package with papers and book sent 20
me IN Baltimore by AdaTs' Express Company.
CompettI n IN trad Is good, but sending anony
NOUS letters To an Innocent Manor, tea ing down
awnings gns, 4 C., stealing b oks TO DESTROY sets
Is not praise wo thy. In consequence Books clos
Ing off cheap. ALFRED III NTER
Je - ST Under Willarls' Hotel.
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~. NDTICE.
Il HI Sale Of WINES, LIQUORS, &c, the en-
tre stock Of Aessrs HaltIltOn& Leach, adverl Ise+
rIday, 9Th inst, same hour.
Ia this stock IS embraced many choice Mahelras
rnd she rIes II Welsh's and armony's and other
iiyonte brands, large collection of ed and lite
Wlnes of the most celebrated houses of EUROPE 10
gether with a large stock of Chs mpagne in great
variety as well As superior Old Rye Whisky Cog
nae Brandy. Holland Gin, Old Accomac Peach and
Apple Brandy &c
, Also, large asso tment of fine Havana Cigars
Preserves, Pickles, Sauces, &c.
All OF which Ispositively to be sold to close the
concern.
jy I'D J c. McCITIRES 20 snnts
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HAVE YOUR HOME COOL, AIRY AND
H PLEASANT
STORE AND " NDOW AWNINGS.

The unde' signed respectfully informs the pubIic
n he makes awnings and Vera ldahs of oil dyed
strip Due fast color. And TO keep the n $ and
mosquitoes from beds is prepared to put M in a
moments notice admirable
- MOSQUIiO CANOPIES
hese cahopieS nave many advantages over any
others In use. They ate graceful in appearance
more spacious and airy, easily adjusted TO any ID
stead, aud very simple in construct on y hev are
not IN the way OF arranging the bed do not scar or
inyure the bedstead In the least; In short they com
plIcity. sim '
These canopies are far superior TO thos4 made by
means OF rings IN the ceiling they are larger md
mo al at the top; also the bed NAV DE removed
To any part of the room with convenience
GEO. WILMER.
Jy 2-St' unt) Upholster. AGA Ninth STREET.
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ENeINEER's OFFICE.
SIX M AAS SkkEsSs R p
Of this road from Mt Jackson 20 . arlIsonhu, q,
Weges q day; b, ard 8 40 per month. For Inlof.
nation, Ac., inc aire Of WIN. 3. FEwELL Com
|/pany's Office, Alexandra.
Il 10 "a dtJy7oistvAns&l stvSep.
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FLIES, FLIES!
Il Mo- QgITOES, MOSQUITOES!

Procure some FlS Paper at MOORE'S West
End Drug store. Each sheet will carch 600 flies
IL conta rs no pnISol, nor does il draw them like
toes also. " fU'
ROACHES, ANTS AND MOTHS &c
Use HooTe's Insect EXterminator. IL is war.
Tanted, II us-d according to directions to clear
your premises OF any insect that crawls. Price 21
81 and 50 cents
q, Try these articles, and you will I've convinced.
Sold only at MOOPE:S
jy 26t West End Drug Store ia pa av
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By A. GREEN, Auc,loneer.

BY A. OkEEN, AGctlOneer.
I AR6EAND ATTR SALEOF DRy
IL GoODs AT AUCTION Il shell Commences on
w EDN hSDAl tie 18th inst at 10 O'Clock n. On !,
snd rniinue daily until all ls sold. at store ~,
80 Penn. avenue, south . se, between 9th and 7th
stIee& y sell the entire stock Of Dry Goods, con
slst ne Of
Cloths. Casnmers, NestingE.
Towels, Jeans. Linen and Cotton Pants Stuff,
de Lalns, Iawns, Grey Goods,
Beraze and silk Robes,
Blesched aad Brown Sheetings and shirtings,
irish Linens, fmhrOlderles HOsierteS
Black Lace Shavs and Manullax,
Undershlrts and Drawers,
IlneR Bosom Shirts, Linen Shirt Fronts,
Anu many ofheT Goods too numerous 20 mention.
AS the Uullolng rs % be taken down the entire
stock mast be sold without reserve.
Terms: All sans under 8 80 oash over that
amount . credit Of 80 and % days, with approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest fraua cav OF sale.
Ie2d A GREEN, Auet-
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MAR HAL ssAl L la virtue Of W il Of heri
1V1 faois-, Issued fcom the Clerks afIice q the
q elt y. urt Of the District Of 90 nmbs. for tie
expo 20 Pucic 60 Tor cash, Ia front u the cont
ho1 edNos 81 sal1 county, on SA1UhDAl, the
- osy OF July next, le6 st O'Clock the To-
~ihs IrJP-Tty, u wit: Al defendants RAG pc, nte,
6 m, aa5 Interest In and o. q certain dvs lhre
Gag Fee faurt4D Inehs "a lot nIns, 80 IN square
nsmbered taTee hundred and sevenfs-sevent tNIl
~ on "a the pros rts OF Ju Ins ledt, and VII be
! 20 20 "a isfy Judioials. 4 O so % October term
lss7, in fsvor Of Jonathan ]. WsAeIoov,,
Late u. Q. Marshal for DISTRICT colrmbf,.
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FOR RENTING beautiful new BRIO
Il HOCSt ;, on Eighth 81 Get west between NJ
and streets moth, west side. Apply 10 MARY
G. raAlSLJP No. AL Ninta street west, OF Dr.
10Th streets. je l2-Sws
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SAM'L BAKER, Capt.
Il Q q + U l. y.
EXTRAORDINARY EXCURSION TRIP
FROM
WaShfngtOn TO New York.

= Il y.
Via Baltimore and Washington Branch Rairoae
PhladelPhla, Wilmington and Ba timore Raj
road, Camden and Amboy Railroad, and Ne,
Jersey Railroad Steamers, accompanied by the
FULL BAND OF THE INDEPENDENT BLUE
OF BALTIMORE.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT.
For oths, For Sale and Ee4t'' entertainments,
see trsi page
STORE ROOM FOR RENT-on the south
or OfJIs. +. Hall DAY, City sst je sO 1T"
EoR RENT-A three-story BRICK ROUSE.
Il on Fifteenth street. between New York avenue
next door at No l22. i 3pSts
EOR RENT-A new two story BRICK HOUSE.
II cont illrg live rooms Gas and water i'm eYeTy
MsE, 'fs ssT psS on
a GEO kka aith and e csT,. 10 k sgt5fs.
A RARE CHANCE FOR A HoME.-Eirhty-
from Washington, on which there is a handsoIne
sy IF aGS a az aSS sS.y Sut
SEsn iS%%IedG.tsy Il desired. Kddfes. 4 b ca
FOR PENTHOUSE No. 475 Massachusetts
avenue, between 18th and 18th sts., containing
SIX rooms, and provided with gas and water. adj
Dress 7. r. ID, Box a, star Once. je - 81
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE in Prince
Bladsnsburs; ~ from the Agricultursi College.
aud g. from Washington. IL contains S. sores;
nss and ana OAK r .s
orebard Of Peaches, Apples, and variety OF other
on the ss! ds s hsr in
arr Washington Railroad, on the AbinStou road.
adjoining Col. Carter and Lswysr Stevens. II has
on u snall House attaining four rooms. Spring
and spring Houss, and other ontbu ldlnss Per-
sons desiring 10 purchase Will please rail ON the
premises. or at stand Nc. 21o te.ter Narset
j. 2-lvs MRS. MnRTINER
EQR SALE OR RENT-The four story BRICK
Il HOUSE, No 4ss, north side Of ID Stree be
tween Second and Third, is offered for sale on a
long time; or Tor rem 10 good tenant; or will be
exchanged for property ii iua.ed between Seventh
orc w. BoTELER, a. Iron Hall
FOR RENTING beautiful new BRICK
II HOCSt =, on Eighth It Get west, between NJ
and \ streets moth, west side. Apply 20 MARY
z; hAlSllP, No. 2sl Ninta street west OF Or.
10th streets. ie ls-svs
ENGINEER's OFFICE. :
-. !, MANASSAS GAP k sStl. IA % iSe@
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Drafts hereto
fore drawn.
but not yet Amount suit.
paid, though jet % draft.
payable.
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TEE SELF-RULING ENvELOPE.-We understand
that the new, self-ruling stamped envelope which
was placed on sale during the last year by way of
experiment, has betn permanently adopted by the
Post Office Department. 1t will hereafter be sup
piled to the Postmasters, on request, and viii be
sold at the following rates: For single package,
the same price as the DID, when more than one
package is taken, an advance of = cents per hun
dred envelopes upon the sales of the old The
second edition, 1T is said, will be decided i'm
prOvement upon the first, and will be the most
substantial as well as one Of the most beautiful
letter envelopes in the market.
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PosTs AT WHICH ASSISTANT SURGEONS HAVE
BEEN AssIGNED-The following Assistant Sur
geons have been assigned to duty at the respective
p jrts mentioned below:
w. J. Strain, at Baton Rouge Barracks La .
Perrin, at Newport Parracks, Ky; +. w Johns
at New Mexico; Andrew J Foard, at Baton
Rouge, La; Roberts Bartholo, at Fort Laramie
Warren Webster, at Fort Larned John Vansant
at the Department of Oregon C. c. Byrne, at
Camp Verde, Texas; A. Nj. Faunteroy, at Fort
c Columbus, New York HarbOr
The INDIAN TREATIES recently ratified by the
Senate were those with the Sacs and Foxes of the
Mississippi, the Kansas or Kaw Indians. and
the Delaware Indians, all residing in Kansas
The treaties with the two first-named tribes mo-
vide for the allotment Of lands to the members of
the respective tribes in Severalty and the sale of
the surplus lands after the allotments have been
made; the proceeds Of such sale to be applied for
the benefit OF the said Indians
The WEArHER-The following report of the.
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time of observation ia
about o'clock
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D-THE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED
m conseq uenoe Of not brine ready, until THURS
DAY, the 18th inst, same hour.
jeI I'D A GREEN Auct.
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SENATOR CRITTENDEN SAID TO BE FOR BRECK-
INRIDGE AND LANE.-lt is rumored in political
circles here that the Hon. j. ]. Crittenden has
declared his intention of supporting Breckenridge
and Lane The reason assigned by the venerable
statesman for such action is said to be, that the
National Union Convention would have selected
Mr.. Breckenridge as their nominee, il they had
supposed that the National Democratic Conven-
tlOn would have made the same choice; and that
all they desired was conservative, national
honest man, all of which req uisites he thinks Mr.
Breckenridge possesses
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By A. GREEN, AHotiOneer.

By A. GREEN. AactiOneer.
NEW THREE-S STORY BRICK HOUSE axp
~ OF AT AUcrIoN-On TUESDAY. July Sd.
shall sell IN front OF the prcmisfs, ct CLOCK D.
m the north twenty fert front Of lot No. q m
CrutteEden's subdivision Of squsre No. Sss, front
log on Sth street west, running back bet cen ID
and streets, north, 90 q pubic lev, with the
IMPROVEMENTS, winch consist oi q new Three story
bnok douee, containing ak gCod convenieutlv
arranged rooms. with VIDE passag ca d buIlt IN
the oest manner, BY one OF the best workmen in
this city. The sale viii be WORTHY 4 any one
wishing 10 purchase a hne small house in hearty
Terr e. One-thlrd cash; balance fns, n, IT, snd
a montas. Tor notes bearing interest from dsy Of
sale A deed given and . decd Of tCust taken
NSd A. GREEN, Auci
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DOWN. DOWN. DOWN.
MARKED DOWN IN
n E alton
funr
mutbe cloedou
mfo sppl
those n O N call they herop that
ofein theuf I
r.. BRICE HALL, No SEVENTH STREET
No
W. hsveal
KS,wyhohw areSlHng IT bloW nunerpri
= We b marked IN plat figures
n.
June9 3and37
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WITHERS' FULL BRASS BAND,
(27 PIECEs,)
WiTHERS STRING & WIND ORCHESTEH

CoNvEYANCEs-Fro rom the corner of 9TH st. hourly
by stages. commencing at s a. M; fare Is cts. From
l4th st. bridge hourly, 10y the steamer George w
Riggs; fare lets From the Georgetown Adue
duct hourly, by the steamer FLYING Cloud fare Is
cts, for the round trip.
ADMISSION TO THE GRoUNDs-Cards to Gentle
men - cents; Ladies, Children and Servants free.
By order
~ 81 COM OF ANGEMENTS
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TAKEN Upon the 18th ms an, a small brindl
COW, with ears cropped, aud other 1901
wIse marked. The owner Is requested TO AZ
come forward, prove property, and take her -
away.
je - ST. SAMD Ell, LANGLEY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-10-24

Majority for Patton, $50. No return was
made from Shippen township, Mexican county,
which gives about 100 Republican majority.
Two years ago the majority of Hon. Chaplin
Hall, the Republican candidate, was 756. The
political complexion of the district may, there
fore, be regarded as permanently established.
Gen. Patton has reason to be proud of the
large vote he received, and his friends who
urged his nomination have the satisfaction of
knowing that he more than redeemed their
pledges. Those who sneeringly alluded to
him as having in his youth been ga clerk in a
country retail store,' may draw what consola-
tion they can from the fact that, whilst the
Democratic candidate, Mr.. Kerr, who is law
yer, ran Al votes behind the State ticket in
his own county, Gen. Patton not only ran la
ahead of his State ticket in Clearfeld, where
Mr.. Curtin is personally popular, but actually
obtained 81 majority in the county, which has
always been regarded as irretrievably Demo-
cratic. This, too, he accomplished in the face
Cd the bitterest and m ost unscrupulous opposi-
tion that has ever been waged against any can
didate within our knowledge. His vote at
home is the severest rebuke that could posi-
bly, have been given his defamers. A COM
parison of the vote for Governor and Con-
gressman throughout the district will afford a.
bundant food for reflection to the Democratic
leaders in this county, who had intended to
"show the people how bad they could beat
John Patton,''