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MRS. MARY f. POPE, PRINCIPAL. WILL
M reopen TUESDAY, September Ist. aall Il
STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.

rpHE Fall Session Of this Institution viii COM
rneuce on MONDAY, the14th Of September
Aext, WiIA a full ann superior Faouity las
usual in all the departments. In addition 70
have been made for a full conTse Of Lessons N
PHYSICAL CUL1 URE according 70 the sys-
TEN Of DiO Lewis This places the state Ee-
male College, in this respect, in advance OF
any. other school at the south, and parents,
both 81 home and abroad, VIII soon come tos
It's beneficial effects. -a ~
The City Rsiirosd Cars now run out % the
College, and Fender city patronage perfectly
practicable Parents and guaTGians in tue city
will md on inquiry that they can enjoy the
dement's OF this superior school and make a
saving-eVen when Oar-fare is added-of % 10 50
per cent. on tuition bills. For particulars OF
catalogues address, q. COLLINS, ~
AMI W President.
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SECOND DAY,

AUGUST l3.-Prayer having been said,
the assembly greeted newly arrived
rabbi, DIR. GoldschHidt, from Lefpsic,
who presented coDgratulRtory address
70 the congress from his congregation.
similar addresses bad been received from
Amsterdam Rotterdam and various
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL

TGOSHEN DEPOT, VA, CENTRAL RAIL-
"A TOs-d, Rockbridge county, Va.
Il. n. B. WOOD, Principal !; A. ]. WOOD and
THOS. H. HOPE, Associate Principals.
Third Session, September 10, 1858. to June Is,
1853 Ancient and Modern Languages Mathe-
males, Civil Engineering, English Branches,
Elements OF Natural and Moral Sciences and
History. ... Id -....l
Boys and young men thoroughly prepared for
University OF Virginia, Washington College.
and business pursuits.
Cordially recommended by the Professors of
the University Of Virginia and Washington
College and q large number Of patrons in differ
emit States.
Terms for whole Session, Tuition, Board, Fuel.
Washing and Light, $50 in currency, half on
entrance, balance LIST February.
p. D. Goshen Depot, Rockbridge county, Vtr-
pinia -. a ans lmdaW
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CHEERING.
Facts and Figures for the Cam
paIsn.

We have stated already certain reasons
for our confidence inthe election OF Sey-
mour and Blair next November. There
sre, however, certain figures involved in
the problem to which the attention of the
readers Of the World is particularly so-
llclted. In 1864 the popular vote for
President was as follows:
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INSURANCE.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HoAE OTEICE. 10. 5is olive Street,
'''.- 81. LOUIS.

D. A JANUARY, President.
JAS. H. LUCAS. vioe-Preside't.
VIM. T. sELBY. Secretary.
j. s. MILLER. Asst sooretarv.
WM- N. BENTON, Gen1 Agent.
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DIRECTORS;

James n. Lucas, Samuel Will, Theodore La
vetile, Charles ii. Peck, Robert K. Woods, Jules
z. Thornton, David K Ferguson. Hon. John
Hogan, Henry Overstoiz, Nicholas echaeffsr,
Willlam + Gay, VIM. c. JamisOn, R. P. Han
Lewis, =. RoEier, Jr., Jacob Tamm.
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POPLAR STRRET
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Majority for I.incoln.................. n, ,2sI
The vote of the same States at theil
last general elections resulted thus
Republican,. l32 70
nemOcnatic... - .s. 9s5 lsl
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Land for Sale.

N-OR SALE-PATENT RIG 6T.-The Patent
Il Right OF = newly invented - LOCK Gnssru
for ans State in the Union can be secured oy
applieStiSn to the unde signed. II Is userul,
and VIII say active men who engage In It's sale
one In use at this Office, where those tnterestea
sTg n SAN sHLOSS. Appeal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-21
Special Notices.
raIIacles of The FncuIty.

The stomach ia the ruling organ Of the system. II
the digestion imperfect every member, every gland
muscle every and hbrs 10 or les ont
Of order. All the fluids deprsvsd. The brAia h
coudsd. Tho apirtts srs depressed All byspsptics
kaoS this to be the truth. II 10 not however, half the
truth Columns would b. repaired to enarpsrais the
pains and penalties Of peps, could any pan d.
then ju4tirs. Tens Of Thousands feel them no
dsseff5s thsn.
Can they be prevented, Can they be relieved ! Gan
they be banishsd At and foreyeri USauEeroHA
rHnI aAH. No dy.peptic hiss ever taken HOS rEf-
Tghs STOMACH BIrTKRs In rain. Believe no on.
who says the complaint b incnrabie. This steass
bic samacAie will eradicate itis Graduating II ID sh6
srds which medical prsctonsr haze sha-
ken thsir hsAds ominously, saying Nothing can be
done.-
Ts seuity has it's fa.lacies One Of them Il that ind
sestI,n Il the deult Of ill the ordinary ailments
Of mankind to combat and hubdue This h . mistake ..
Nothing be esrier conquered II the ff,a. spsese
be administered. This vegetable combination which
has become famous thrsashout tbs civilized world =
HosrgrrRRs STOMACH BIrr2Rs il an antidote to
the dissass which has been known fail asd
tnuatsly it Il everywhere proenrAble yeu wish 10
fool with the dyspepsia, try the phsrmaeorets pre-
sciptions you want to root II oGt and prsSent IL
reeurrence take the Bitters daily There nj discount
Who has essf tried for Indigestion vishost bsiax
ksee1tted the fact has not transptred. Universal
contrAdictsd praise it, wonderful toni, virtues
apr2l 6AW
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,

AND THE HAPPIEEss OF TRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay FOR Young Men On ths Criae
oil Solitude, and the Physiological RrroHa, Abssss
and Diseases which create impsdiments 10 MAI
RIA3E, sth sure means Of Relief Sent In tsaed iat
ter envelope nee ofchsxse. Address. Dr.. J. 1KILLkH
HoUoHfoH Howard Association, pbilsdslptIA, p.
febf5m
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STATE HEWs.


--Appanoose is getting TO be lively coun-
ty. The Citizen chronicles this chapter Of
incidents: " Isaac Howell was killed, near
Movaria. He had been walking behind the
wagon, and ia attempting to climb on, his
foot caugh. in the lock chain. At this instant
the horses took fright and started to run. Mr..
Howell pulled on the lines but they broke IN
two. and he fell with his head and shouldern
on the ground, his feet still fast in some way
by the lock chain. In this condition he was
dragged about quarter of mile when the
wheel caught his head and passed OVERT. His
skull was crushed and his shoulders horribly
bruised and mangled. ......A young man, son
of James Smith, of Dennis, was killed on the
same day by an accidental discharge Of hisg gun.
......A man WAS killed by q team running away
on the road to Corydon....... Mr.. Thomas
Bowen was digging we'll, and was down
between 80 and 40 feet. His brother-in-law
wss drawing up the dirt with . wisdlaas'
When be had . tubfull part way up, the Wind
lass gave way, a1d the tub, with its contents,
was precipitated on Bowen's head. His
|skull was frscsured. and his shoulder~biade
broken. At last accounts it was considered
doubtful whether the man would recover OF
not. Mr.. n. C. Howell and son, of Gen.
teryilie, we're hauling hay. The son, by
some means, was thrown forward on the
horses. This scared the team. The boy
chung to the horses short distance, ba,
soon lost his hold, and was run over BY the
wagon. Mr.. Howell was also thrown from
the load Of hay and badly injured. Both are
likely to recover
A Mr.. Schroeder, Of Dubuque, has rur
away with Mrs. Baade, of the same place
leaving the copjugal Baade masculine and ths
little Baades TO loneliness and pining.
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REPUsLIcAHcOUATY c0nvnHTI0a

REPUBLICAHC OuATY COnvNHTIOhi
n. R.puba,s.as aLS oSsasy VIM - IL Ma
dsrenon Il chArissson On aasraay, ~ ~ day oil
April 1858, = II o'clock A. n u ssid ddy. III selecting
delegates totsprsssnt Lee eounty.in ths Republican
State Convsltion, which nssts u De- Aoinss ths
It'll day Of Nag 1854 also delsgAtss 70 the
oonvsstson sor the First Congressional Dssscs. and a,so
Judicial Cpnvsnson Of Lss and Hsary counfis 70
nemnass esadidsts for Circuit Judge. and sos TRANS
asas3 aiel DIR bssdaae asFnsy esas bslbes III
oaAsG.sion.
~ 1dsr Of the La County kspubscan Central
Comnistse. III sag ssSs
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Asslgnoe,s N0slce or Appoint.
ment.
District Court Of the United States for the District Of
Iovs--Ia Bankruptcy. In the matter Of y. 7. Cas>
sAy, bankfapt.
n SAon Il MstrsHeera:
Ths snSsrstgssd hersby gives notice Of his appoint
meet q Assignee Of the estate of r. cessdy, OF
nil1en II ~ county Ct Van Baren, II aaad Din.
es aa4 WAp ~, W.T. the 9ass d. of February,
ieoe aajudesd bAhkrupt upoa his own eettf!os. ~
JcAa sssee. asSissee a Bsnkruptcy Of said coart
DaAsa & kss6sh Iowa. hs eth dr. Of ApsisA 16o6
gH J0HAeT0N. Assignee.
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AEcoNsTRUCTION PROGHHssrUG.
The elections have resulted in the adoption
OF new Constitutions and the election Of Re-
publican State and Congressional tickets in
Louisiana, South Carolina and Arkansas.
These new States will be I'd nisted u repre-
sentasion IN Congress, and Ill their Suspended
rights and privileges win b restored. /
Now, the Northern Copperheads propose
to elect President and INACCURATE policy
which shah overthrow this settlement Of 1
vsxed question, restore the rebels to power,
and place the loyal white men and the ne
groes under rebel domination. And thstthis
thing may be done efectually and perpesu>
ally, they propose to deprive the colored peo-
pie Of the right Of suffrage secured By thess
new Constitutions, and to re-endorse the doc
tr'ns Of the bred Scott decision, that negroes
have no rights which white men are bound to
respect
ine democracy have blocked out very
extensive programme, and one the execut,on
OF winch wIll ksep the country in strifs and
turmoil for years to come, and a IA -,
best it can only be partially succes.ful hv ~.
terminating large portion Of the nesroe..
ana reducing the rest to slavery. Geuer..
,'ons must pass sway ia hatred, strife and
0'oodshed, before the South would reach An,
.es'led system Of peacsfdl development nm.
me Coppsrheaa prosramme Of in;ussiee.
.pl'e under the Republican policv Il .o..,
rights and n1ivefAl su0rase. ;rar.t.- 49,
and prosperity would Be inan,r,.,.d :
twelve months. -
The people Of The North cannot Afford =
feln.usara.e and upAolA On sris.scr.c, Il
reosl sla.sholdsssih he Soas1, a.d force a..
@aasea g he sabosins psepls Of hi ,,ce;on
-. sao1a quietly I'D t6asly y sAe;r ao.;.
.:.a Ne hsss ~ snossA 81 - -.
80 y !. sossAesn ssiaocr.cy. ~ g.
eooasof DE cosntry dem..a. ~. - 3 !: !.
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.. HAxrIL p. .. aAsrrl. Y. rAprlsrrIr
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Hiawatha viii stand
AT TIE SAME STABLES,

FOR sseh maze the ssasoa. FIFTEEN DoLLAhs.-
gaonld tbs mare prove not 10 foal she can pc fSan
d : u.xt seAsou for FIVE D0LLARS.
Evening star., 1868-09-29
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Gesrgetswn.

TIE SURVEY or TIE PROPOSED ROUTE
FOR TIRE CoNNECTIos WITH THE LoUDoUS
AND HANFsHiRE RaILROAp.-1he survey for
the route Of the propo-e ed railroad 10 connect
Georgetown with the I.oudoun and Hamp-
shire road was commenced TINS morning by ID
w. Brewer, ESQ, CITY Surveyor, with the
following assistants Charles Wilson. Esq
list assistant, and Mes rs George Magruder,
M. Platter A. l.. OautL and II. NJ. Matthews.
Their hcaaqusrters for the present are st the
Rosslyn house near Fort Corcorsn and form
erly known as the Hoover property.
Coal TRADE.-The Cumberland Coal and
Iron Company has released the site OF their
present coal depot in Georgetown for nve
years, and intend 10 continue their agency herr.
Ii il understood that Inducements have also
been made 10 the Central and Baltimore and
Hampshire Companies 20 remove their agencies
10 Georgetown from Alexandra. which 10 is
thought Will prove successful
THE ANNOYANCE II TIRE EMARKET.-Another
OF the parties 10 the rcent annoyances IN tns
market wss yesterday arrested He gave his
name a. Charles Williams. and was fined si0
Tor dlSorderly conduct. ln default OF payment
ne was committed 10 the workhouse, with his
companion Moses Snowden, who was arrested
Tor the same offence and could not ralse the
wherewith 20 pay his fine.
RIvER FroST.-Enterer Steamer = &.
hnleht, Denty, New Work: New York. Jones,
Philadslphia; Columbia. Harper. Baltimore,
Hartley a Brother. Entered and cleared
Steamer HI Livingston, INwler. from and 20
Baltimore. The steamer Empire, from New
for District merchants.
MERCHANTS ENCHANGE.-The Exchange
rooms looked this morning like sssome hanqnet
hall deserted, there being no offerings nor
sales IN consequence Of the scarcity OF gram n
the market.
1NPRoVENKNT.-ln accordance with A resO-
luton OF the Councils, passed some weeks
since, Greene street. BET yveen Bridge and Water
streets, Is beng macadamized with blue rock.
under the supervision OF Mr.. Newman, acting
Street Commissioner.
LAST EvkNING.-The exhibition OF fireworks
last even ing AT Analostan Island We're a decided
success. and IS spoken OF by all As the best dis
play OF the kind that has been witnessed an
this vicinity for years.
THH CANAL-Busness still continues lively
on the canal, and the arrivals since the Ist INST
number 5S3.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The Train containing
the 2Sth Infantry TLrotcn from the Trdck-LoSS III
LJe.-The train from this city containing the
10Th Infantry, en- route for Memphis, Tenn,
ran off the track about p. m. yesterday near
Keswich, Va, short distance from Gordons-
vile, owing to one of the switch bars breaking
Seven cars were thrown dswn an embankment,
making a complete wreck. The followipg 2
priyates were killed: George Hewitt, Comp IN v
G; Leopold Marcus, Company 1. Wounded
Privates Joseph Myers, Ira U. Blan, James
Cosgrove, and Lewis Belufels, Company Il;
John Baker, Henry Schlerker, ]. Holden. Ed
win Snow, and T. Kelly, Company @; VIM.
Ramsay, John Farlayer, Thos. Kelly, T. An.
A: lanes Martin: ,,omnanv I. CornoraI Pstsr
Troy, Company G.; one brakeman. The
wounded men were placed on train and con-
veyCd 10 Lynchburg, and as soon as the wreck
was cleared up the train proceeded with the
regiment.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

RUNNING RACES AT THE NATIONAL COURSE
Mr.. Donoho. of this city, is in the receipt OF
letter rom Governor Bowie, Of Maryland Civ
mi the information that he will take active in
terest concerning the running races that are TO
come OFF next month over the National Course.
Gov Bowie, in his letter, refers to the fact tost
he has b en- IN communication with Mr.. Zadoc
Williams, OF Washington, 4 man of means and
intee rity who proposes to back Mr.. Mofft, TIE
owner of the course, in giving suitable purses
will be preFent NJ ssrs. Bowie and Halls
stable, and we have ALREADY heard of the
names of one or two others South OF US. Mr.
Mofiit has put the track in fine condition, ani
has added an excellent inside track fer training
purpo-es. The stands have been improved,
and hotel Of considerable pretensions for per.
sons who may drive out from the city is nearly
cOmpleted.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

MIsCEGREATIoN CAsE.-A wal rant was
issued some ten days ago for the arrest Of
prominent Gen man citizen, Ernest Wagerman,
proprietor Of Ar liter Hot3l, who was charged
on the oath OF one Rene Price, colored, with
being the father of her illegitimate child. The
case came up last Wednesday before Justice
keaB, and was continued yesterday afternoon.
There was a large crowd present, AID ths
Justices Office was completely packed with
people, white aud colored. The plaintiff
in the case a jet black color. d woman of
very small stature and sloveniy appearance
She was cross examined by Col. NJ Thomp-
lon, counsel tor Mr.. Wagerman, who con-
her examination on last Wednesday she had
called on some of Mr.. Wagerman's friends.
and coalition had been formed by the plaintiff
and her friends to levy black mail on Mr.
Wagerman. Mr.. Martin. Intendant of the
Washington Asylum, testified that he
would not believe the plaintiff on her
oath; that she came to the workhouse
under commitment about six weeks since, and
some time This month she asked witness to call
while up town and ask Mr. Joseph GeIhardt
for S., with which to effect her release. Wit.
ness called on Mr.. Joseph Gerhardt and deliv-
eryd the message, and Mr.. Gerhardt gave him
IS to give to her. rSome remark was here made
as to the paternity Of the child in connection
with Mr.. Gerhardts name, when the plaintiff
spoke up sharply, "Yes, he Is SO the father OF
it," when she was ordered by the court to be
silent.l The testimony of the plaintiff was
recital Of disgusting facts unit for publication
After a consideration Of all the facts, the case
wss dismissed.
Evening star., 1868-09-29
nj z ID.

DIED.
ROBBINS. On the 18th fns.., THOMAS ROB-
BINS in the 74th year Of his age.
His friends and relatives Are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence CO.
nsr Of nth street end Mos ss,Aehuset.s avenue. on
Hol5roo Cemetery, Geergesown.
q tUnion ,Ixpfess.
WHlyLER September 99sh, JAMES "a.
WHILE, fsq., In the 9Th , eaf of kis age for-
merly Of Baltimore, No.. - : : :. -'N
The friends and scquain tanceI Of the family Are
invited 20 attend his funeral from the residepce OF
his soa IN hv. ". =. yehpson, Ne: 46A Sd street
east, between stseet south and last Csp,toi
street, on wednesday, Sept. eth, ss sx ,. N.
The funsrsl Of Mn aARRirr C. KsLEY win
take Place g, borrow aWedlesdsy,l eeptemIer
ssS, g o,sloef y; IRON ths rs.lssncs si Ssr
sS:s:Sd ~: 4. - a. HslsS 81 ~ 10 30 pssnyys.s
sttsna y Nitf out farshsr petios. = :. -'''' ;"
BADLY; In Cpmberiand, nd., Sunday
illness. Mrs. SIDNEY A BRA DL1l, wife ~ he
late VIM. A. Bradley of Warrington.
.4 PA ns9S 4 ~ Eh!s. S:!Dsi.. On sss m inst !,
tse, h ne AtA ysaR sf his sss.
Evening star., 1868-09-29
THE COURTS,

ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purcell To-day.
letters OF administration were issued 70 Helen
L. Morgan on the estate CT ThoophIIus G. Nor
gan-bond S3.C00; Nathaniel Pitts on the esta.a
OF Nathan Pits, sr.-bond Sl,2C3; Charles -
Wallach on the e-@fte of VIM. Owuer-boud
:3f 0. Miehrel Tally was appointed guardian
TO the orphsns OF the late John and Il lin da
Talty-tond $1,000. The first account of guar
dian TO orphans of Henry and Louisa Emmer
OF executor of Henry Cammack and OF execut Dr.
OF Elizabeth THOMPSON
Evening star., 1868-09-29

The POTOMAC FRoNT.-The decks OF the
steamer Arrow were well filled this morning
with pleasure seekers for Mount Vernon
while those Of more leisure took passage on
the steamer Wawaset, Capt. Fowke, for Cur
rIman and way landings, for a trip of two or
three days. The wharf reports will be found
below:
Hdrrey's WbGrf-Arrived-St Pioneer,
Olden, from Accotink, with wood for Harvey,
Clark Given.
Cdrtef's Who1.-Arrlvsd-Schrs America,
Paul, Ifom Spes utia Island, with lis tons coal
for Henderson and Fowler; j. j. Barrell,
Perry, from the same place, with ia tons coal
for Geo. L. T. Langley d Son. Siiled-Schr.
Flight, Stone, and Thomas G. Worrell, Sew
Jas. e.. Taylor.
Beyrys asT.-Arrived-Schr. Oceannus,
Latterly, from New York, with stone for
Nicholas Acker.
Government Wha,f.-Sailed-Schn Pioneer,
for New York, light.
B,Oun's f.-Arrired-Schooners Tropic,
Banks, from Havre-de Grace, with lOI tons of
coai; Alex Wiley, Avery. from same port, wit h
III tons of coal; Maid of the Mist. Wright. from
Port Deposit, with 10000 feet of lumber-all
for 5. p. Brown & Soa.
Fdy's hIrf.-Arrived-Schnr. Star. Shack.
elsord, from Cockpit Point, with wood for Mr.
Frazier.
Fouler's UharG.-Arived-Sc J. ID. Smoot,
from the lower Potomac, with wood for Il. f.
clark. Sailed-SchrS. Sarah &. Smith, Banks,
for Georgetown. to load with coal for Brighton,
Mass Julia Delany, Tor Annapolis, Nd, with
a cargo of brick.
JOhnSons Whdcf.-Arriyed-Sch Sea Slip
per, Faunce: Mary Elizabeth, ]. Fauuce; John
Gun: :erland, Crump, from the fishing shores,
with assorted lots of trout, spots, salmon, d q,
for Thomas Reagan. Sail d-Schr. Rough and
Ready. with ice tor the fishing shores.
R,tey's Wb1rf.-Arrived-Sch Jsmes Gal
lagher, Gallagher, from Philadelphia, with
$50 tons OF coal Tor riLzhugh ,oyle; Charles H.
Bramble, Crosby, from Hunting Creek, Va; :;
Marcella Ann Trader, from Hunting Creek
Pocomoke, Crowder, from Blacksione's Isle nd:
Ocean Qucen, Chester, from Georges Isla ad:
J. ]. Maypole, Burkett, frsm Cone river; job u
T. Francis. Evans, from Nanticoke river, aud
sloop Past Grand, Bitchell all with oys'r for
Turner Go. and for market; Flying Clouf
Russell, from St. Clements, anC steamer EIr-
GINA, Gregg, with wood for market.
Gaindnds sWhdT.-Arrived-Schs .Arlingtou,
Bradshaw, with wood for market; Pilot, Nor
ris, wood for West d Lusby; Four Bows, MUIR
dock wood TO market: Sarah Ellen, Shannon,
do; Constitution Perry. do
Evening star., 1868-09-29

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-Supreme Chancel-
lor, Samuel Reed, Of New Jersey, and Su-
q. NJ. Barton, Of this city, have Just returned
from Richmond, Va, where, on Saturday eve .
ming, they installed Old Dominion Lodge, No.
4, Knights Of Pythias. After the installation
Of the lodge the memi srs and visitors partook
OF a splendid banquet at Sherry's on 18th street.
near Broad street, where the reputation Of Old
Nirginia's hospitality was fully sustained.
some OF the finest gentlemen in that city. A
Grand Lodge will shortly be organized In the
State.
The Supreme Chsncellor, with the Supreme
Scribe, Grand Chancel King, S. o. s. Harry
Kronheimer, last evening visited Franklin
Lodge, No. 2, at their hall in the Sixth Ward,
and subseq uently Calanthe Lodge, No. IL, cor :
ner tn and streets. At the latter place the
visitors took part in the interesting degree work
and appropriate addresses were made by
M"ssrs. Reed, Barton, King, Past Chancellor
E. E. Price. OF Webster Lodge, and J. w.
Thompson, Of Calanthe.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

CONTRACTS AwARDRD.-To-dayt the follow
ing contracts were awarded: Alexander Hem
derson, street, from lith street to Western
boundary. at lik cents per cubic yard; ]. y.
ary, AT IA cents; d. Hudnell, 18th street, al Il =
CENTS.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

NEW CAR new and handsome car NO
So) has been just placed on the 9Th street rail-
way route, under the charge Of Mr.. Thomas
Lewis, a conductor, and Mr.. Thos. Wallace,
as driver. ltwas built at the companys work.
shops In this city, and rs a decided improve
ment over the Old ones now IN use.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

SALE OF A STEANER.-The steamer Thomss
Collyer has been sold by the Pot om3e Ferry
Company TO parties IN Baltimore al a hand
some figure. and left Alexandria to-day at
twelve O'Clock for that city, where she will be
put In thorough repair and placed on some
regular route not Yet developed. The Collyer
is staunch little craft. and will doubtless
prove a favorite in her new home as she was
in this, where she has so long been familiar
fixture
Evening star., 1868-09-29

GRAND LARCENY. - Yesterday afternoon.
John ID CLARK was arrested by officer Daily.
OF the first precinct, on the charge Of entering
the cabin OF Capt. Seward, and stealing $40.
The vessel on which the accused is a sailor il
laying at Carriers wharf. and he was taken be-
fore Justice Tucker, who committed MN TO
Jail for court Over sS5 of the money was re-
covered.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

Hoe STHALING.-Yesterday, Richard Burrell
ana Mary johnson were arrested by Oficer
kearney, for the larceny of a hog belonging to
VIM. Walker, which they had driven into a
yard and slaughtered. Justice Tucker COM
mltted them to Jail for court.
Evening star., 1868-09-29

SALES OF REAL EsTArE.-Messrs Green AZ
Williams, auctioneers, ye7terday sold part OF
lot1, in square 5l.i comprising two building
lots, each fronting - feet inches on New York
avenue, between 4th and 5th str, cts west, 10
John Kaiser, Esq, at g. cents per square foot.