Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1854, Page 3

EVENING STAR. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. A Macurve To Crean THR CanaL.—Every body must acknowledge the neceasity of keeping deep sand cleaning the Canal, this “important inlet for ‘wood, coal and other matters of consumption by our citizens, and outlet of the sewers and other ac- cumulations of the town. Should there not be ob- tamed a suitable machine for the work, it will.cease to be an outlet, become a receiver of filths, finally fill up and be worse than worthless as it will be- come a mammoth nuisance. It is almost that now for want of proper dredging. The Committee of the Councils who visited New York have reported against all the machines there used, as uusuitable for the work needed here, and after visiti g our neighboring city, Alexandna, come to the conciu sion that the mach:ne used there is best adapted to cleaning our Canal. They say, after condemning all the New York dredgers:_ ~~ “Your committee was at Alexandtia, and exam- Aned the machive known as Osgood’s, aud find that at Is so constructed that it can be ustd at any lide ‘The scow is placed on the side of the Machine, aud partly in advance. This machine can cut its oun Wuy at any ude; when the tide is high it can be useu 20 cut a channel for the scow to float ia when the tide is low, and by this means can be used at apy tide, which is a matter of i tance It will keep Aue men employed at work all day, whilst by the Others they could only be employea part of the day; (we mean inthe canal.) This machine will cost a small per diem more than the others to work it, be- ‘Cause of the neeessity of having-a practical enginee: employed, to whom you would have to give more pay than to the man who is only prepared to stari ~aad stop an engine. “Your commuttee would alzo state that it has an- other advantage over any other we have examined. A machine of this kind, suitable for our canal, cau ‘de used for cleaning the channel of the river. “Your committee would, therefore, recommend ‘this (Osgood’s) machine as the best adapted to the ‘wants of this Corporation.” The engineer who accompanied them, Mr. 8. S Briggs, partially agrees with the committee, but stil! thinks the Alexanuria dredger not quite the thing Reeded. He says: to speak of Osgood’s machine “T come now which comes nearer to meeting the wants in the case than any other I have examined ; but to this, also, there are some objections. ‘This machine + capable of digging its own track at any tide; but in consequence of the scow for the reception of the inud baving to be placed along and in advance oi the machine, it will be rendered necessary to dig al high ude a pace for the scow to float in while the machine lt operating at bap nies 80 that, to se- care @ continuous operation of the machine, a chan- nel sufficiently wide for the machine and the mud scow must be dug regularly along, as nothing nar- rower than that can be dug without stoppage on account of tides. The capacity of this machine fo. work is said to be about four hundred yards per day. As to the price of the machine, I have not been in- formed, but understand that it will be commun cated to the committee at an early day. ., ‘* From the peculiar construction of this Machine. it is rendered necessary to procure the services of men to work it who are particularly acquaintec With its mode of operation; and 2uch Iaen com- mauding higher wages than thee given in other In a postscript be tells. the commitiee that— “A machine can b. > alk die her way through t" v@ constructed which will diz at€ entire leng h of the canal, work- ing at ail tides , without the Tees of time for shiftin ne -ctivering her diggings in scows immedi ately in "ser rear and following in her track. If such at stineis worthy of consideration it will be looked T "That last line is significant. The Councils should “ake heed by it, and, in looking after the machine, mot cease their labors ull they find it. There cer. tainly must be mechanical genius enough in Wash iugtoa to construct an appropriate dredger for the canal, and, if not, they can invite talent in the line from other cities. One thing :3 ¢ertain, that the Canal must be cleaned better than itis. So the City Fathers chotild promptly see to it. ; Parp Ur.—Our fellow-cuizens erally will be extremely gratified to learn that thése who were on the bond given by the late Colonel Romford, as ad- ministrator on the estate of Koseffisko, have becu repaid out of Col. B.’s estate, the amount they were a few years compelled, by a decision of the Su- one Court of the United States to make good to osciusko'’ heirs—some $40,000. Although the sen ‘ent ef this community very strongly endorsed the judgment of the law which restored to Kosctusko’s irs the bounty of the Government of the United States, great sympathy was certainly felt by ail for those out of whose pockets the resioration was originally made, not one of them having been prorit- ed by handling the proceeds of K.’s estate in this country to the amount of six-pene¢. We hear that vhey have to thank the prudent management of J. B.H. Smith, Esq.,who bas realized Qut of property ivtt by Col. Bomford sufficient to repay them, each the 313,000 they were called on to pay by ihe judgment above referred to. Finrny -‘Sewers.—Nearly every sewer on Penn- wylvania avenue—all, we think, except Kirkwood’s— emits an effiuvia not at all agreeable to paswers-Ly. * Especially is it so on the north side of the street, and ‘80 bad is it (bat people have to hurry by to avoid tie sickening =mell; and if they stop w talk, a warning soon comes from below, making them move to the windward in quick time. That these useful recep- tacles should sme‘! so at tis season is unaccount. able. Mechanics say it is owing to their imperfect construction, others think it is from neglect or crim- amal action on the part of neighbors, who are sus Prete of casting filth in them beyond legal bounds. hacever may be the cause, one thing is certaiu, that the nuisance should be abated by the Commis sioners, avd not any longer be allowed to “stink in our nostrils.” Drunken Scounprers.—Yesterday afternoon, two rowdy blackguards from Alexandria, Va., un dertook to race their horse and buggy over the Long Bridge, and succeeded in shoutingjand beating their animal 80 as to make him run away, rushing at full speed up to the open draw on the Virginia side, and smashing into a sulkey, which the driver could not get completely out of the reach of their turiou-ly rushing vehicle, owing to the narrowness of the driving-way wear the draw. The person whose ye hicle was injured by them is very desirous to learn their names, so as to teach them a leseon they should be tanght. They drove a black animal, in a dark buggy. Any one who knows them will confer a f- vor by leaving information at ue Star office by which they can be identified, for prosecution. Circerr Count—Ocioter Term —This tribunal has been ip session since Monday, but so far has transacted but little business of public importance. ‘The appeal of the proprietor of the Empire Hotel from a justice’s decision, Was not sustained. 1 re- Jated to a fing for a violation of the city ordinancis. tn which the imposition of the penalty was «f a doubtful character. The justices decision being confirmed by the highest tribunal in the city, it now becomes the fixed law. The honorable judges Mur sell and Dunlop preside. We give it as a piece oi additional news that “the docket for the present term is a very heavy one.”? A Hienriier.—Yesterday atternoon our Avenue exhibited a species of equestrianism rarely wit nessed. A person from the country, having a very spirited horse, and desitous of showing his qualities, rode him, ata too rapid gait, from the Kirkwood House along the pavement to Niosh street, where he was stopped by our humane officers and taken to Grubb’s livery to be taken care of. After remaining there a short time, its owner, desirous of getting home, inquired the cost and being told $3, paid the money, sa; ing he thought stabling exceedingly high a Washingion city. Nomperine Nearty Done.—Capt. Ten Eyck and his assistants will have completed the contract for numbering the city in about a week, all hands hay- ing Worked most assiduously in the work. Their fancy plated numbers are really beautiful, and the plamer ones neat; while they have pr upon variens stores on tite Avenue, a class of painted figures which are quite elegant. As Georgetown is in want of beimg numbered, her do well to avail of the services of will be on hand forthe duty whenever called, we 8u; . A complete directory for the two cities will be the result of this wise undertaking of the ity Council. ‘Tas Circus —Spaulding & Rodgers Double Cir cus drew an immense crowd last night. Their per- formances are superior—far superior—to anything of the sort ever before seen in Washington. The audience, crowding every part of the large tent un- der which they exhibit, testified their approbation of the remarkable skill displayed by al! appearing in the mng- Their riding, balancing, gymnestes, trained animals &e., cannot be surpassed. We advise all who enjoy such amusements not to tose the treat whieh an hour or two passed under ‘heir canvas affords. On the whole, nothing in the cireus line saperior to their entertainment was ever exhibited in this counuy. Ric Dauiias.—The rich and beautiful’ dablias at the Capitol grounds are attracting much attention, notwithstanding the cool weather. Seme of them are really magnificent, and, we are told by the obliging Mr. Happt, assistant to the public gardener, that large numbers of ladies and gentlemen visit the grove daily to look at them. They are well worth seeing. thorities might Japt. T., who Centke Market.—There was a very fair eupply of all kinds of produce displayed in our market thi morning, and prices bave a downward tendeacy, wspeciully in vegetabies. Beef, mution and gork re main stationary, and the trade ttgrem was some what dull. The doh market was well furnished aud wales cheap. - % ‘Tae Mrutiky CeteeRition To-pay.—Sevanity- three years ago, this day, the war of the Revotutron was brought to a close by a glorious triumph over the British invaders of our soil, at York Franee, the one led by our own Washington, tue other by the generous Lafayette, and all under the command of the former. “It was the moat important battle in the annals of our history. The vi was won on the 17th of October, 1781, when Lord Corn- wallis, being conquered, sent a flag of truce, and by the 19th, the terms of surre: were We should not omit 10 meiition that tue Count De* bad command of the naval forees of France, and thus has linked his name with the memories of the oceasion. The anniversary of that great event is this day being celebrated by our citizen soldiery in a patriotic and grateful manner. The various comeanies have met and formed on the large space in front of the City Hall and near by their principal armory, Mili- tary Hall. From thence they marched through our streets in beautiful order, the wide Avenue afford- ing.a field for the finest display. The regiment was commanded by Colonel Hiekey, who was accompanied by his staff,-com- posed of Lieut. Col. Riley, Majors Keyworth and Bacon, the latter acting as Adjutant, Surgeon Mor- gan, and Quartermaster McCullom. The regiment marched in the following order: Three well dres-ed and equi Pioncers led the way. Then came the ¥ ion Light Infantry, Capt. Carrington 5 National Greys, Lieut. sutton Sree Mont- gomery Guards, Lieut. Feeny commanding ; ‘ational Guards, Capt. Tait ; Scott Guards, (a juvenile corps) Capt. Jamison ; German Yagers, Capt. Schwarzman; Boone Rifles, Capt. Bright, and the American Rifle- men, Capt. Smith. The latter made their first par- ade, turning out. thirty-four men, and luoked re- markably well. Their uniform is blue frock coats, blue-pants, striped with, gold, and black ca) jy SUr- mounted by beautifully Waving “white and blue” teathera. They would have been out in larger num- ccs they have obtained all the afore or- ered. The regiment passed the Star Building at 114 o’clock. At 120’clock, the Mount Vernon Guards, from Alexandria, commanded by ‘Lieut W H. Smith, appeered on the Avenue, and proceeded to join the regiment, which had marched to the Presi- dent’s House. A delegation of three members of the Union In- fantry (juvenile) accompanied the Scott Guards, that corps not being able to obtain their muskets ordered from New York. The President’s Mounted Guard, did not congre- gate until 12 o’clock at their armory, which pre- vented them marching with the regiment from the City Hall. They afterwards joined them at the White Heuse, and added greatly, by their elegant uniform and soldierly appearance to the gay and beautiful pageantry. After dismissal they will repair to the house of Lieut. Flins, where a splendid repast awaits them. Tue Tavern-keerers Mertixo.—The Wash- ington correspondent of the Baltimore Clipper makes the following ill natured, and we may say ignorant remarks, as he could not have known what was done in a “strictly private” meeting : “The keepers of taverns and restaurants held a meeting last night, in the Saloon of Odd Fellows’ Hall. Atseven o’clock there were twenty-one of such persons present, only five of whoin were Americans by birth; and one of these left in disgust saying he would not associate with such a hard party. But ata late hour, the assemblage comprised thirty or forty men engaged in the retail liquor business. Four men who could not produce their flicen-e papers, as their credentials, were excluded from the nall; nor weve grocers who sell in quantities not less than a pint, adinitted. It Was exclusively a meeting of keepers of taverns and refectories. The p o- ceedings were strictly private, and therefsre we cannot give the result of the deliberations. Proba- bly, we guess, a fund will be raised to test the sound- ness of the act to suppress tippling shops, and to de- fray expenses of suit; for we can scarcely believe that there will be a combined attempt to openly re- sist the law, although grog, in many cases, may be sold on the principie of “striped pig,” or by some other mean device.”” Gur infomation is that no proposition was made with a view to any Violation of the laws, but action Was taken to petition the Councils to give them six months time to close their busines—a_inost reasou- able request and one which ought to be granted. Fiac Presentation.—The Scott Guards, at 10 o’clock this mo.ning, marched from their armory to the residence of Mrs. Pendleton. On reachingthere they presented arms, after which they were invited by the amiabl - hostess inside, and being formed into line, Mrs. Pendleton came forward with a magnifi cent flag, whi he presented to the Captain in a speech full of patriotism. The Captain (B. A. Jan i- 20n) having received it from her hands, responded in feeling and soldier-like sentiments. Before leav ing, the company gave another salute to the liberal donor, and then marched to join the Regiment form- ing at the City Hall. Tuer Wantep.—A boarder in one of our hotcis was robbed recently of two shoes, the rogue fool- ishly taking the odd ones of two pairs, thus obtain- ing nothing of use to himself, and leaving nothing of use to the owner. He is, therefore, requested 10 come and steal the other two odd shoes, and he wil! then have two pair of shoes, all right. In the event that one pair will answer his purpose, perhaps he might condescend to give and e in the matter, an be satisfied in making the necessary correction of his bungling mistake. The gentleman robbed is willing to give the thief one pair, so he is respeet- fully requested to come forward and receive his dues. Tue Recuasites.—The annual visitations of Co- lumbia District ‘Tent to the primary tents under its Jurisdiction will take place, we learn, as follows: Virginia Tent, Friday, October 20; Mount Vernon, Thursday, October 26 ; Eagle, Tuesday, November 7; George Washington, Monday, November 13; Arling- ton, Friday, November 17; Heber, Thursday, No- vember 23. Sons of Rechab: Eagle Tent urs- day, November 30; George Washington, Wednes- day, December 6. Tua Rvvemes’s Batt To-xicur.—tIn the enthu- siasm of tie day our military readers should net for get the ball of the American Riflemen, at Carusi’s Saloon, to night. Itwill be an appropriate clos of the celebration, in the old style of the days of Washington, when all parades were wound up with a ball. We look fora bright military display, and bright eyes will doubtless cheer them on in the merry dance. ET S2-Jox SHILLINGTON receives all the new Books and News- Papers as fast as published. He is agent for Harper's and all the other Magazines, and our readers will always find a large and good aesortment of Blank Books and Stationery at his Bookstore, Odeou Building, cor Pa. avenue aud 43s et, ang 19 8@ Invalid recovering from the effects of Fever, Bilious Diseases, or long continued illness of any kind, wil find Carter’s Spanish Mixture the only remedy that will revive their drooping constitutions, expel all bad humors from the blood, excite the liver to a prompt and healty action, and by its tonic properties, resture the patient to life aud vigor. Wecan only aay Tky rr. A single bottle ig worth all the so-called Sargaparillaa in existence. It contains no Mercury, Opinm, or any other noxious or poisonens drug, and can be given to the youngest infant without hesitation. See the certificates of wonderful cures around the bottles. More than flve hundred persous in the city of Richmoud, Va., cau testify to its good effects. *,%8ee advertisement 2-ODD FELLOWS’ CERTIFICATE. TIMONY NEED AE ASKED. "Wasuinetow Lopox, No. 2, I. 0. 0. F., -- Norfolk, July 26tB, 1864, Mr. . Boxkow—Dear Sir—In compliance with your re- quest we inform you for the Leneilt of the public, that a brother of our Order, John R. Jasper, became sick’ while @ stranger in this city, aud tn consequence of hia destitute con- aition was sent to the Hospital, where he was found by « committee of this Lodge, sulfering from a disease termed Scrofula or King’s Evil, aud in #0 low a state as to be pro- nounced by the physicians incurable. Qn recommendation of « brother he was induced to try your medicine, and in three weeks was declared cured and left the city for New York; and in our opinion his restoration to health was caused solely by the use of your specific. Given under our Lands and seal of opr Lodge the date above written. Beal Jas. H. Bannon, N. G. KE. CHAMBERLALM, Secretary. A MIGHTY TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE. MASONIC CERTIFICATE. . Norvoux, Bept. 6, 1853, Dear Sir—In compliance with your request, we, the un- dersigned, cheerfully state that in the fall of 1844 our atten tion was directed to the deplorable condition of a atranger named John R. Jasper, wlio had been treated for Scrofula without effecting cure, and at the suggestion of a friend with some others of the ‘Masonic Fraternity, of which Mr. Jasper was a member, directed you to administer your ELix- tg Vit, aud that after he had taken it some weeks he was declared cured, and left Norfolk apparently a well mau, Respectfully, ac. Simon Stone, F. F. Ferguson, Mr. B. Burrow. For Huwors, Inflammations, Venereal and Murcurial Die- gases, Scrofula, Conghs, Colds, Fevers and Consumption in ite fret stage, it is the only infallible specific. pine senuiie is for sale {n Washlugton by C. STOTT & CO., ‘ennaylvania avenue and 7th street, and all dealers in med. ictue shroughont the District of Columbia. oct 13—12w Philip I. Cohen, Ww. D. Seri. eae leer ‘So Iv suouLD be universally known—for it fe — strictly nS iat Indigestion is the pareut of a large proportion of fie iaial discanes. . Dysentery, diarrliwa, cholera, morbue, liver complaint, aud many other diseases enumerated Iu the city inspector's weekly catalogue of deaths, indigestion alo: are generated by ve. Think of that, dyspeptic ; think of it all » aud ifyou are willing once—on"t delay a day—to Hoofland’s German Bitter: e- pared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, which, ag an alterative, hte. lve, aud invigorant, stands alone ahd auapproach . We know that they are excellent for For sale deale: bar henrmte sale ra in medicine aps & Seventy Picrvass.—Those of our readers who den! to pass through « splendid Galley of Pictures, should not fail to pay & ¥lait to Flumb’s Rooms on the Avenue, He hag on exlfbition there some choice specimens of the sew arc at Daguerreotyping tu Oil, which for beauty and excel imcomparable. “There ts @ portrait execute: style, of President Pierce, that vacniee artist, every lineament ther Mr. Plumbe ia reckoned am have tried the Bitters; and he diseases specified above. last that retlects great credit on the eof giving & life like expression. ‘ong the first Daguerrean urtinte of our time. ma~ 30 MARRIED. In New York, on the 12th instant, by the Rev. E. Harwood, LEWIS J. DAVIS, of this city, and MARGARET JANE, daughter cf Chas. M. Kelle Esq:, of New York. : DIED On the lah iustant, Mise VIRGINIA g.HOW- SLL, in the 16th year of her age. Wants. r “Weante” and “ Wanted” 25 cents; cect ad Tines for each insertion, 25 cents; fuentes or. ye. G ARPENTERS WANTED—A FEW Appar Nari eamer wanted at Willards’ Hotel. oc! ee \ eevee SITUATION BY A YOUNG Wo- man to do general housework for a small family. She cancome well recommended. to Mr. Reynoldz, en Fourtrenth, oct 19—1t* yy as STEADY INDUSTRIOUS MAN, who understan3s pes To one who can come well recommended liberal wares and a per menent situation may bs secured. abpply to rs} c. FORD, Seventh, between D and E streete, Island. __cct19—2aw3w Appl: near F street. ey voce other need apply, the best wages will be given. Apply at No 716 New Jereey avenue, near the brick bridge. oct 19—1w* ANTS NEGROES.—Thesu all times in the market buying arava are th shest cash |. _ Perso Sr mle phi iene as eee eae Boarding. ee OARDING —Mrs. DUVALL, Penna. aven nearly opposite Browns’ Hotel, has fine BROOME and offers fat) desirable comfort and accommoda- tion for les or single tlemen— nent transient. No more egheashia house will be found in Washington. je l5—ly MUSIC STORE. We take great pleasure in returning {REY Lwusic] our gratefal thanks to our numerous = friends for their very liberal patron- age in the music business, and beg leave to assure them that we have this week received the largest assortment of new and popular Music ever intro duced in this city, principally from the celebrated publishers, Dilson, Waters, Hall & Son, Fir‘h Pond & Co. Lee & Walker, Henry McCaffray, Willig. Mil- ler & Beacham and others Our assortment will be found one of the Atel at and meet verted int His city, comprising ‘tts, Trios, Polkas, 101 tisohes, Waltses, Matahes, Opera Airs, Rendos Nee- turns, Gems by Wallac, Dohler, Beyer, Cramer, Voss, Tha: berg, Jaell and other eminent c:m: posers, Instruction Books for every instrument in use. Orders by mail promptly attended to, free of post- age. JNO F. ELLIS, Pa. avenue, between 9th ana 10th sts. oct 17—tf 5 RE W ARD.—Ranaway a few days ago, my servant Boy, Henry Read. He is about scout 17 years old, of ordinary growth for a Boy of his ege, handsome figure and uncommon likely face wich fall suit of bair. His comp'exion is brown, somewhat approaching black. He has a mother liy- ing with Mr. Fairfax, on Capitol ill, and an auat with Mr. Wasbington, near the Patent Office. He took with him many articles of clothing, among them sevtral pair of pantaloons on tne inner side of which is written C. Young. I will give $20 for the apprehension of the boy, when delivered to me, if taken in the District of Columbia, or $50 f taken out of it and secured in jail He is well acquainted with every part of the District and Alexandria Vir- ginia. LOUISA HUNTER. oct 12—atf [Baltimore Sun please copy and send bill to the Star office.] {= PORTANT Work for Pension Ciatmant.—Pension and Bounty Land Laws jast published an analyrical Digest of the Pension and Bounty Land Laws, the Desisions of Secreta- Ties, &c., arranged so as to be intelligible to every claimant. Price $2—postage if prepaid 20 cents. TAYLOR & MAUKY’S oct 12 Bookstore, near 9th at. CALL AND GET A GOOD STOVE. IRAM RICHEY, Manufacturer and Dealer in STOVES and TIN WARE, corner of Hand Seventh street, Washington, D. C. Ae, Particular attention paid to ROOFING & SPODTING, and ail work in his line attend. ed to at the shortest poseibie noties. ect 1I—im GREAT ATTRACTION. if 0 dozen linen cambric Handkerchiefs from 6 cents upwards 80 dos. grass linen Handkerchiefs from 35 cents up- ward+, very cheap French worked Collars in great variety, very low Worked lawn and muslin Sleeves Worked csmbric Skirts ‘240 pairs French kid Gloves, at 50 cents, worth 75 cents Oall and buy cheap for cash at WM. R. RILEY'S, cor. Eighth street, opposite Centre Market. oct 8—1m OLOOKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY. I have just received and opened great assortment of Clocks, Watches, jand Jewelry, all of which will be soid cheaper than similar goods can br bought in the - I have on hand » few costly Watches, which will besold a great 5 if called for s.on, at J, ROBINEON’S Jewelry Btore, opposite Browns’ Hotel. im oat 5—1i FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. 188 MORKELY will open Fall and Wiater MIL- ZLINERY, on Saturday, the 7th instant, com- prising a good assortment of Goods, and adapted to the season Wanted a young Lady of integrity and good ap pearance, as caleswoman. Also, several good Milli- ners. oct 6—Im OR SALE.—A pair of Vermont MOKGAN MARES, six years old well broken, n seund, stylish and capital drivers. They! are the property of a gentleman who re- cently obtained them at the North for his own us~, but now finds that a change in his arrangements mekes it desireable for him to dispose of them. They are just the hor-es to be driven by a gentle man or lady ‘Pheycan be seen at Southron’s Ce sep Birch’s) stables, on 13th street. sep 30 MANUFACTURING OF JEWELRY. HAVE now completed my arrangements for the mnufacturing of alll kivds of fine go:d Jewelry in the best wormanhke munner. Diamonds re. set, and every description of New Work made to order at short notice. No. 418 Pa. avenue, betw. 414 and 6th sts., sign of the Large Spread Eag’e. H. 0. HOOD. N. B.—Particular attention paid to the repairing of fine Watches. oct 14 F. H. DAVIDGE, Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR THE STAT“N OF Virginia New York Maine Kentucky, Rew Jerse Illinois Louisiana, Missisei op: Connecticut Massachusetts Maryland Pennsylvania Florida Tennessee Alabama Iowa Georgia California Arkansas 8 Carolina 4c, &. Conveyancing in all its branches promptly and accarately executed. Office, Louisiana avenue, opp. Fifth street. oct 16—dly \HE STAGK—Personal Recollections of the Stage, by W. B. Wood. . Farther supplies just received at TAYLOR & MAURY’S oot 10— Bookstore, near 9th Ft. DR. J. B. GIBBS, Dentist, has removed his office from 4}¢ street to the house of Dr. Arthur, Pa. avenue, betw. 12th and 13th streets. oct 14—8m* A BBLS PRIME NORTHERN APPLES, OU “ie6 vvie No. $ Mackerel, medium and small; for sale by N. B. HARTLEY, Water street, oc 16—lw* Georgetown. WM. HAUNSCHILD, PAPER HANGER & UPHOLSTERER. MERICAN and french Paper Hangings and A Uphoister Goods, Pennsylvania avenue. betw. Seventeenth and Kighteenth streets, Washington, DC. ‘ Wm. Haunschild begs leave to inform his friends und the Sane that he has on hand a large stcek of French Gilt and American Transparepts Aiso, Hair, Mose, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses, which be will dispose of at the lowest prices. oot 10—3m_ REMOVAL OF THE 25 CT. DAGUERREAN GALLERY. E are happy to inform the pubiic that we bave W moved trom over Gilm=n’s Drug Store to the finest Daguerrean Gallery in the city, directly over Messrs. Galt’s Jewelry Store, between 9th ana 10th st’ eete, Pa. avenue, and by the new French process, which enabies us to make splendid pi:tures in all weather we are making from 20 to 300 daily, and we hope by our unusual swiftness and acc)mmo- For Sale and Rent. OOM FOR RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFUR- NISHED —A nice front room on the lower floor of a house, No. 479, on the West side of 13th earet ire doors poate hs ae ad avenue. It ¥ a gentleman ting Gomfortab's quarters for the winter, in thé imfhediaia vistaite of the Avenue. oct 16— Sw FoR Rerr_in Finer warp, A SMALL TWO story brick House, near M, and on Twentieth Street. three equares from Market. Rent $7 per month. Apply at Store ef T. W. JOHNSON £ Cb” oct 19—3t* re Fe RENT—THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT Concert Room of Forrest Hall, Georgetown; at- tached are all the dressing rooms, &*. It is the only plaos for public exbibition in the town. room is forty-five feet wide, by eighty feat deep. Height of ceiling twenty-three feet. Posseesio- may be had immediately. Terms liberal. Address B. FORREST, Georgetown. Fo RENT—A two-story HOUSE, with a back building, on 12th street. The House has been recently repaired, and is in good condition. To a careful tenant the rent will be made moderate. Ap- vis s0nm eh on 17th, betw. H and I sts. e061 ee shy LET—SEVERAL CHAMBERS, NEATLY furnished, on D, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Inquire of C. W. Boteler, Iron Hall, Penn. avenue oct 18—6t Fe RENT—A pleasant three story brick house a few doors north of the avenue, on 18th street west, and near the departments farnished or unfurnishsd, suitable fora family, witb 8 fine yard and pump of good water in it. ‘erms reasonable. L. B, TRUE. oct 17—3t F% SALE—A small FARM of about 25 acres— 5}¢ miles from Washington, and one half mile from the Plank Road. Enquire of B. T. Reilly, at the General Land Office. oct 17—3t* Fe RENT—Three new three story HOUSES, on Pierce street, between North Capitol avd lat st 5 avd Land M. They contein six rooms each. Ap ply to CHARLES THOMA, immediately oppesite. oct 6—2w* OR RENT.—The subseriber has for rent. Dwelling HOUSK, on Bridge street, George!’ wn 8 few doors east of the market house It ia large im good order, convenient, and quite a desirable res- idence Apply to TIMOTHY ODONOGHUE oct 5—2w oo R RENT.—The most desirable STORE now to be had on Pa. avenue is next door to the new Star Office. It is situated between the new Star Office and the new store on the corner of Pa. avenue and Eleventh street, being fitted up by Hilbus& Hitz, tor their contemplated magnificent Piano and Music establishment. Apply early at the Star of fice. oct 2~tf Sean See & Hope will store Furni- \ ture, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., in the extensive basement underneath the new “ Star Buildingr,” at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Klevyenth street. These basements are pave? with flags, well ventilated, and perfectly dry at all times and re- cure. Apply at the Star office counter. oct 2—tf a good ‘OR RENT.—For one orfour years—the premises from which the Star office has just heen re moved, on D street, near its junction with Penneyl- vania avenue ani Twelfth streets. It corsicts of two buildings—front and rear. and ample yard Toom. with a well of water for mechanical purposes on the premises. This isa first rate oppcrtunity for a dyer, Painter, carpenter, manufacturing hat- ter, blacksmith, wheelright, &c., to obtain working room within a slones throw of the centre of Penn- sylvania avenue, while the front building wil! answer for one, two or three shops or offices, Ap- ly soon at the new office of the Star, cerner of iy Wes avenue and Eleventh street. oct RARE OHANCE —For sale, fourteen acres of LAND, one mile from the city line, near the toll gate on Seventh street, four acresin heavy tim- ber, & apes ace suburban apres well adapted for market gardening. Enquire of i 3B. C. HUBBARD, Near the Toll Gate, on Zeventh street. sep 27—1m* By E. 8. WRIGHT; Georgetown. URNITURB AUCTION.—On T°-MORROW (feidas) ettanoon, the 20th Inmtant, at 8 ok at the residence of Mr. Petit, on High, neat Third street, I ¢iall sell bis entire Furniture, consisting Of Sideboard, do Tables Carpet, Beds, Bedstéais Mshogan: Chats, Boiding, Bureaus, Stoves . at cash. Kitchen Furniture, &¢ 2c WRIGHT, oct 19—2t Avetionser. By ROTH WELL @ BROWS, Aucts. UCTION SALE OF HARDWARE AND CUT- LERY —On FRIDAY (tomorro=) evening, at 7 o'clock, we shall sell, at our Auction Store. a con sigament of Hardware suitable for carpenters’ u e, consisting of — Locks, Door Knobe, Door Handles _ Hinges, Window Fastenings and Springs Hammers, Gimlets, Br:oe and Bitts Chisels, Gusges, Sqrares, Band Irons Hat Hooke, Measuring : &e. Also a number of articles for tami!y ute. such 38 Gridirons, Sad trons, Coai Shovels, tnuffers, Can- dlestieke, Knives and Forks, Scissors, spoons Hand Belis, &c. ROTHWELL & BROWN, Axctionsers, corner 7th and I stree‘s. oct 19—d2t = B.S. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. URNITURE, CROCKERY, FINE HORSE, &c. et Auetion —°n SATURDAY morning, 21st inst.. at 9 o’cleck, I shall sell, in front of the Auction Rooms a variety of second hand Furniture. First quality Fea her Beds, ttures Crockery and Glassware. ic. Also, a fine young caddle Hor.e. Terms cash. E. 8. WRIGHT, oct 19-d Auctionecr id J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE an¢é Lot.—By virtue of a deed in trust from Wm. F Austin and wife, bearing date on the 6th day of January, 1854, and recorded in Liber y. A. 8. No 70, folios 336, 337, 338, 339, and 340, the subscriber wi'l sell at public caleon Tuesday, the lst day ot October, 1854, at 5 o'clock p m,en the premires, on First st. enst, between N end O streets south: part of Lot No. 5,in square south of Square No. 744 fronting 9 feet 11 inches on said Firat stre+t by 7> feet deep, on a 60 foot alley, together with the bui'd ings «nd improvemen's, which consist of a well and substentia‘ly built two-story frame dweliing bouse. The terms of sae will be one half cash; and the balance in equal payments st eix and twelve month tor notes bearing interest from the day of raie, Be curgd by a deed in trust on the property. the terms of sale are not complied with in siz days ater the sale, the property will b> resold st the risk and expense of the purchaser, upon ont week’s notice. All conveyancing at the expen of purcheser. CHAS. 8. WALLACH, Trustee J.C McGUIRE, oet 11—8tawade Auctioneer By ROTHWELL & BROWN, Aucx SALES OF DRY GOODS AND OTHER ART!- \ cies, will be continued at our store EVERY ®VENING this week. There will aleo be sale- in the Af ernoonson Tuesday and Weiuesday at 3s o'clock, which the Latie: are invited to attend — Many useful and desirable goods yet remain to be sold. ROTHWELL & BRUWN, ocl6 -6¢ Auctioneers. corner 7th and I sts By GREEN &@ SCOTT, Auctioneers. OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE at Auction.—On THURSDAY, the 19th ins.., we shell sell, at the residence of a gentleman de clining housekeeping, on M street north, between 6ch and 7th streets west, an excellent assortment of Furniture, viz: aos ni Sofa, Chairs, marble-top centre and othr Tables Mahogany Bureaus, Wach and cther Stands Glrandotes, solar snd other Lamps and Vaser Pazlor and o’ her Carpets and Looking Glasses Feather Beds, Bedding Bed‘ teads and Mattresses China, glass and crockery Ware, Refrigerater Cooking and other Stoves, Grates, &c. With many other articles which we deem unnecer farytoencmerats. Terms cash GREEN & BOOTT, oct 16-4 Auctioneers OR SALE—DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND—Consisting of two HOUSES ¢L0T3, the first being a new frame House, fifteen by thirty feet, with four large airy rooms, and summer kitch- en attached, and other improvements, consisting of etabling, &c., on « fuil lot of 50 by 122 feet, running back to a 30 rest alley. The other is u frame houge of four rooms, situated on a Lot 21 by 75 feet 19 in All information will be given by app!ving in person or by letter to “SYPHAX,” st the &tar office. N. B.—The first named house and lot would suit any one engaged in huckstering, &. sep 25—1m NEW STORE!—NEW STORE! GEORGE WILLNER, Paper manger and Upbolsterer, 464 Ninth street, near E. | ee thanks for the very liberal patron- age already bestowed on one from my friends and customers since my removal to the new stand, I respectfully invite perks atiention to my iarge and su) ap*r Hangings for fall sales, embracing an elegant assortment ef real French Gold and other Parlor styles, all qualities, Land- seape Views, panel papers, for halis, 4c. with a small variety of low priced papers of desirable colors and patterns. Purchasers will find if to their advantage to give me a call. Paper put on in the best manner and at short notice. Upho! guch ss Union and worsted Damasks, Muslin and Lace Curtains, Gilt Cornices, Bands and Ornaments, Gi't and Flowered Shades rior steck of some nine feet long are beautiful, Feather Beds ans Mattresses. Oulcloths Iaid and Carpets cut and fitted in the most economical and neatest manner. oct 14—1m WASHINGTON INFIRMARY, Sttwated on E street, north of the City Hail, Washington. T\HE extensive additions to the buildings of this inetituiion sre completed and constantly open for the reception and care of the sick. Bvery benefit, comfort, and convenience which car be obtained in hospitals are secured for the Inmates. The institut on is visited daily (or oftener if neces sary) by @ Physician and furzeon from the Faculty of the National Medical College. Dr. B. 1. HELLEN, resident rbyeeian, is always in the building; also s-veral resident students and sli necessary attendants, The patients are nursed by the Sisters of Meroy, whose benevolent services have been found inva.u- able since their introduction into the institation. Physicians in the city and alsoinths country and neighboring cities having patients who need hospi- quesivanteses, are invited to send them to the la- ary. ‘The charge for board is from $3 to $10 per week, according to the accommodations required, payable in advance. = Persons will apply for admission to Dr. THELLEN, resident physician, at the Infirmary. All communieationsin regard to the institution must be to my address. GRAFTON TYLER, M. D., Curator of the Washineton Tifirmary r of the Washington I 5 oct 9—Im OYSTERS--FRESH DAILY. 1 ieee of these celicious bivalves, can have their various palates gratified by having th-m served up in every style by the undersigded. The subscriber has engaged s protessed cook, especially tor this department. whose qualifications have been attested to by many. Meals served up at all Hectr consletiog of every delicacy of the season. 'S HOTEL, oct 8—1m Pa- avenue. COME AND LEARN YOUR FATE. Me GEOKGE, late of England, with+s to intorm the ladies and gentlemen of Washington and vicinity that she can be consulted on the past, pres- ent and future events, at her residence, No. 607 :ev- eoth street, between Maryland avenue and D street, West side, Islend. Her name ison the @oor Ladies 25 cente—gentlemen 50. Hours from § o’clk in the morning until 10 o’clock at night. oct 7—1m* CARD MUSICAL. "LLE W. KY, late of Stockholm, Sweden, has arrived in this city aud is prepared to give lessons to advanced Scholars on the Piano Forte and in Vocal Music. Orders left at her residence, Mrs. Gildemeister, on 434 street, near Pa. avenue, or at the Music Depot of iia a Hits, will meet with prompt attention. oct 7—1 NEW AUCTION GOODS. HAVE just returned 'from New York and Phila delphia with a lurge and splendid st: ck ef goods from Auction, consisting of Kmbreideries, Lace, Silk and Millinery Goods, Head Dresses, Drees Caps, Flowers, Feathers, end Dress Trimmings, all of which will be sold at unusually low prices. Call early and examine them at just received from the New )ork ther Beds ans | F. F. MYERS, dating principles to guin a liberal re Pa avenue, between 8th and 9th etreets. oot 17—ec3t* c.D ', Prop. oct 17—e03t FOR SALE —The Sloop GEO. WASH- A CARD INGTON, lying at 17th st Wharf. She is in 8. 3. JOHNS 2 goou order. Seven tons freight. Vor terms ten on ON Bucoessor of D. B Camp- enquire at the corner 19th and K stzects, i, will, im a few dayr, per Schooner Humi!- sug 28—<f ———— Pesce NOVELS—By i atta and oth ers, imported from Paris by undersignei— aaa varying a 16 cente upwards; mupy of any ci 00: RARE TAYLOR. 2 is other, daily ex 3! KEEPING is respectfully invit. d. the public T. 8.°J, JOHNSON, South side Pa avi om cote sat Wan) |, be in reeeipt of his of FURNITURS and other #OUSE- ARTICLES, to which th: attention of By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers. FS FRAME HOUS#8 AND LOTS at Auction. | fron: of the premises, at four o’clock p m. part of Lot No. 20, in Square 516, with the improvements, whieh are five aearly new Frame Houses, &c whioh rent readily for six do!lars per month. ‘The above described property is situated between | and K streets north and Fourth aud Fifth sireste | west. i Terms: One.fourth cash; balance in 6, 12.and 15 | months, on notes bearing interest from th+ day oc) the sale. i A deed given and a deed of trust taken GREEN & SCOTT, oct 14-d Auctioneers By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers. ALUABLE BUILDING LOT on the Island, et Auction.—On THURSUAY, the 19th instant, | we shall teil, at 44 o’clook, on she premises, Ect | Nos. 10, 12, and 18, fn Square 589. rituated at the } corner of H street south and Third street west; tle! whole containing between 15,000 and 16,000 eqna H feet, and form a handsome square of ground, end } each lot having the advantage of a wide alley. H They will be sold separately or together, to suit | purchasers. Title indisputable. Terms: One-fifth cash: the balance in 3,6, 9 and 12 months for notes bearing interest from the day of i the asle A dead giver and deed of trust taken. All conveyan:ing at cost of purchaser. GREEN & SCOTT, oct 13-4 Auctioneers | By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTRE’3 SALE of Valaab'e Improved Proper- ty on Seventh street—On SATURDAY after- noon, October 2lat, at 414 o’clock, on the premises, | I shall sell parts of Lots numbered 7 and 8, in &@ 454, fronting 21 feet on Seventh, -en G and {ft streets, running b ck 102 feet. the improve | ments, consisting o: a twostory Brick Dwelling House. The above property is located nearly epporite the | Patent Office, endis well wor:hy the attention of capitalista, Terms: One third car he residae in two equal instalments at 6 ond 12 months, vith imterest, s+ on the premises, are not complied with within five days ‘after tie saie the trustes reserves the righi to resell at the rick and expense of the firet LW Oo PRIDAY, the 20th instant, we shall sail, in | } ‘ { ‘ TELEGRAPHIC. Expressly for the Daily Evening Star. Things in New York. New Yorx, Oct. [9 —The flour market is slightly depressed. Wheat duller. 30,000 bushels mixed corn sold at 79 cts. Cotton ad vancing. Stocks firmer. No tidings yet of the Africa. It is reported here that several Indiana banks have failed, and that others are shaking. A dispatch says that the river at Wheeling is falling. Baltimore Markete—Military Parade. Battinore, Oct. 19.+There were sales to- day of Howards street and City Mills flour, at $7.75. Wheat—5,000 bushels sold at yester- day’s prices. Corn—10,000 bushels sold, at 74a76c Other articles unchanged. There is a grand military parade here to- day in honor of the battle of Yorktown. Massachusetts Politics. Boston, October 19.—General Wilson, the noted Free Soiler, has declined the Know Nothing nomination for Governor. Gardiner Brown, also a leading Free Soiler, has the best chance to obtain that nomination in his stead: The Middlesex Democratic Convention has passed Administration and Know Nothing reso- lutions ! Testimonial to Capt. Luce. New Yoru, Oct 19—The City Councils have appropriated five hundred dollars to pur- chage @ suitable testimonial for Capt. Luce. The Revenue echooner J. P. Kennedy, has been condemned to be sold at China. From Rio de Janeiro. Satxs, Mass., Cot 19.—We have an arrival here from Rio, with dates to the 26th of Aug. The news by it, is unimportant. Emigration to Kansas. New York, Oct. 19.—Three hundred emi- grants passed through Worcester, Mass., yes- terday, on the way to Kansas. —— Crxcrxnatr, Oct. 18 —The Kentucky Trust Bank, and the Ohio Savings'Bank have both failed, and there has con tly been much excitement on Third street this afternoon. A run has also commenced on ome or two private banks, which wiil be renewed to-morrow. Woman's Rights Convention. Paitapetpaia, October 18. —The Woman's Rights Convention met here this morning, and was called to order by Mrs. F. D. Gage, of Missouri About six hundred persons were resent. The following officers were appointed : President, Mrs.E L. Rose, of New York; Vice Presidents, Lucretia Mott, Frances D. Gage, Y. W. Higginson, Martha C. Wright, Thomas Garrett, Caroline M. Severance; Secretaries, Joseph 4. Dugdale, Hannah M. Darlington. Resolutions were introduced by Lucy Stone, who spoke upon them, and was followed by Mrs. Cutler, of Illinois, Mies Anthony, Mrs. Young, Mrs Gage, and others. Adjourned till three o'clock. sw eee REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES. & are now receiving the largest stock of GAS FIXTURES ever offered in this city, oom- pri: g every variety of style and finish They have been selected from the celebrated factory of Corne: liue & Co., Philadelphia, and inelude a!! of their patter. a. . Owing to a reduction in price in Ges Fixtures wa are now prepar-d to furnish them at a less rate than Ubey have ever yet been sold bere or elsewhere. ‘To keep pace with the above improvement the price of gas Tubing has been materially reduced, and our increased facilities warrants us in saying that we are prepared and can execute any work we | may undertske cheaper and better than any other establishment in thos city. J. W. THOMPSON 4 BRO., Plumbing & Ges Fitting Establishment, Pa. avenue, & side, between 10th and 11th sts. oct 18—dtJen1 PHILADELPHIA AUCTION BARGAINS. | press Merinos, ail shades, at 75 cents, very om > French Merino Plaids, all styles 600 pieces black silk velvet Kibbons; of all widths, very ches Plaid Silke, plaid Ribbons Bisck Silks of every width end quality 200 French Shawls, various :tyles, very low Customers will do well to call and look at my stock, al! of which will be sold st a small advenca, for cash WM. RB. RILEY, Corner 8th st., opposite Centre Market. oct $—'m \HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that the subscriber hath obtained fmm tne Orphans’ | Gourt of Washington County, im the District of Go- lum bis, letters of administration on Lhe personal es- tate of Jabez travers, late of Washington C unty, deceased. All persons having claims against the fail deceased, are hereby warned to e hibit the same with the touchers thereof. to the subscriber, op or before the 14th day of October next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefits of the sii estate. Given under my hand this Iéth ‘sy of October, 1854. SOLOMON STOVER, oct 16--W3w Administrator. HATS !—HATS!—HATS! Geotiem-n in weut of @ Hat of ele- gance of tabric, beauty of etyle and ge I sap rior work, shoud visit BUTT & Hui STN 4%, Hatters aot Dealers in Gents Furnish chaser. ing Goote, corner 6th street and Pa. svenue, where J ae NICH. CALLAN, Trustee. ths i | dad everything new, novel, and beautiful, — JA3. C. McGUIRKE, at prices hat will compare fevorably with any oct 19--d Auctioneer Bowes e United Stetes. oct 17 -eolw By E. 8S. WRIGHT; Georgetown. NOTICE. N TUESDAY, the 2ith instant, at 4 o'clock p be m, I chal] sstl, without reserve, in front of the premises— Lot 116, in Reall’s addition to Georgetown, front - ing 24 feet on Green street, by 117 deep, tow «ix foot alley, with the frame Buildings thereon. Terms at the rate. E. 8. WRIGHT, oct LiI—4. Auotioneer. NEW FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. UST received and selling very low, finest French Flowers xnd Ribbons Straw Bonnets and Feathers, Mobair Head Dresses, Velvets, Satins and Silks, Blond Lace, Cap Trimminge, Hosiery, Gloves, Combe, Brushes and Perfumery, and all kinds of goods in the Millinery and Fancy line. N. B.—Will open on the 20th ot October a select assortment of winter Bonnets, which will compare in teste and fashion as well as price, with avy in the olf ty. SHEDDS. oot 10—eot20th No. 502 Kieventh st Lrnzary oF Conaress, Oct. 9, 1854. OTIOR ig hereby given that the Library of Con N -Bress will be closed on Thursday, the 19th in- ‘tant and will not »gain be opened until raturday, the 18th of November oct 10—eotw JNO 8. MEEHAN, Librarian. CAUTION. E the undersigned, #otUers, have jeintly re so.ved that if we detect any person or persons hereafter in buying, selling, filling, or collecting bottles with the following names on, viz: Maack & Arny, Aray * Shinn, McKeon & MoGrann, Jobn McKeon, unless authorized by us so to do will be prosecuted to the utmost extent of law. JOHN MeKEON. ARNY & SHINN, Georgetown. Washington, fept. 26,3854. 325 REWARD. E will give the above reward to any person who will give us such intormation as wil lead to the detection and conviction of any person or persons who buy, sell, fill, or collect our bottles without being wuthorized by us so to do. sep 27—eolm* NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPO:1TES.—Inter. est obtained for Depositors and othera upon firet cisass securities CHUBB BROTHERS, Bankere ep 2i-—eorf PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT. are New and second-hand PIANOS of my own and several other factories, are always to be had at my Piano Wareroom, on ilth street, between Pennsylvania avenue and & street. Sg> Old Pianos taken in exchange. Taning aleo attended to. F.C. REIOHENBAQH, P S—A few very low pticsd aecond hand Pianor fim @26. thr wale 5 ang hs. LOT of OLD NAWSPAPERS FOR SALE 48) A THIS OFFICE. at ney Mg ORDNaNcz Orricg, } Wasutnetox, September 25, 1854 JONGKESS, turing its last session, having made ‘& au appropriation for the purchase of the best breech-loading Rifles for the use of the United States sTmy, “provided that the Secretary of War, after a fair practical test thereof, shall deem the purchase advisable and proper,” inventors and manufactur - ers are hereby notified that specimens of such arms will be received at this office till the first day of December next for preliminary examinations; and if found to offer reasonable expectation of being u-eful, ® purchase will be made of a sufficient num- ber (say twenty-five of each of thcse affording such pecta’ to be plared in the hands of sol- mere fo ay in the fielt. Te result of this prec- tical te aid the Secretary in making ade sision HENRY K. CRAIG, PENNSYLVANIA. Post Orrick DEPARTMENT, "_ October 11th, iss. } ; ALS for conveying the mails of ni- | hagetognees from the 3 of December, 1854, to tue 30th of June, 1856, on the following route, in the State of PenNnsYLvaNia, will be received at the Contract Office of the Post Office Department, in the city of Wnehington, until 9 o'clock a m..on Mon- day, November 20th 1854, to be decided on Wednes- day, the 131 November, 1854; No, 933) —From Harrisburg, by Lingleystown, Ma- nade Hill West Hanover, Kast Hanover, Ono, Jonestown, end Fredericksburg, to Pie Grove, 39 miles and back, three times a week. Leave Harrisburg Monday, Wednesday and Fri- wives ut Pies G same days by 7 pm Arrive at rove 8) Leave Pins Grove Tuesday, Thursday, and Sst urde; atéam Arrive at Harrisburg same days by 6 p m. No, 9372.—From Mahanoy, Greenbrier, Ace Mountain, Upper M: tango, and Bar- ry, £0 Minereyille, 38 miles and back, twice a week. ’ Leave Mahanoy cere owe! ign y = xd am Arrive at Minecssille same Leave Minersville Tuesday end Saturday at 6 rive ae was ne days by 6 p m. Arrive at Boey same %5 For form of proposal, guaramtee, and certificate, and alto instructions embracing conditions to be in- corporated in the contract to the extent the depart- ment may deem proper, see the Greg crear’ . viting proposals for mail service in the States — Jersey, Pennsylvenis, Delaware, Maryland, and dates the 22d of September, 1854. oct 18—todw P. J. STEER’S NEW GOODS. , if HAVE ‘uct openet pen oh oa ot new Fall ares ms bata wtcne houses of the North- ‘may fély upon find- a complete water Ree plore. best wosq mest =