Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1854, Page 3

EVENING STAR. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tue Graxp Panave Yrerexpay—Contribution: fo the Monument —Continuing our notice of yes:er day of the grand parade, we mention the review of the President and Secretary of War, This took place on the Avenue, tn front of the Presideni’s louse, and was a military scene not to be forgotten. ‘The Commander-in-Chief appeared with the Secre- tary of War, accom fied by Jonah D. Hoover, Esq., United States Marshal, and performed hhis duty in @ most soldier-tike manner.- After a salate, wit the highest honors to the President and his eom- ny, the regiment marched to Union Square, riefly drilled by Col. Hickey, and by ori Lae their arms,and were dismissed tor a colat f Was prepated in‘ ample profusion of edibles, at Flint’s Hotel, where the various compa- nies partook of the feast with appetites abarpened by the morning's exercise. The ime again formed, the regiment, now com; of ten companies, preceed- ed to the National Washington Monument Grounds, and, aftera few evolutions, commenced their ar- rangement to contribute to the funds of the Monu- ment. THE CONTRIBUTIONS. . The first on the list was Col. Hickey, who, witha Putriotic liberality which does him high honor, sub- scribed and deposited $100. The other patrioti contributors were as follows, as we quote from the hook: Lieut. Col. eae $5; Major Robert worth, $5; Major Peter. B con, @5; Quarterma: ter James E. McCollum, $5; Surgeon James Morgan, 31; Assistant Surgeon James M. 1; Capt. Joseph Peck, 35; National Grays, Lieut. Eychorn, $1; President's Mounte $17 50; John Peter Freeman, 50 cents; National Guards, $36 50; Capt.Joun E. Bright, for the Boone Ritles, $5; Samuel Butt, W. L. L, $1; Surgeon 8. C. Busey, $1, Lieut. C. W. Flint, down for a cont.ibauon ; Washington German YVagers, Capt. Edward C. ington, 25; J.D. Hoover, U. 5S. Marshal, $20; Richard Wallach, $20; C. Aigler, $1; Montgomery Guard: through Lieut. Fi + cl ity item and mili porter of the Washington Evening Star,” gl—thr whole amounting to $319 25. The companies not ‘contributing were the Washington Lightinfantry, the American Riflemen, and Scott Guards, who, Ww - ever, are to make thei deposits hereafter.” This daty over, the regiment re-formed and marched to the city, where they were dismissed, having honored the day with the grandest military parade ever wit- messed in Washington. ADDRESSES ON THE FLag PRESENTATION —The following are the beautiful and patriotic addresses delivered yesterday on presenting # American flag to the Scott Guards, by a lady whose name is signi 1- cant of good. I) presenting the National emblem, Mrs. E. H. Pendleton said: This national ensiz, the glorious emblem of our confedera ‘y, radiant with tue memory of the past, and reflecting a starry pathway on the future—this flag of freedom it is my pleasing office to present to the Scott Guard of Washington. I need not say to you, young gentlemen, that the duty you have imposed upon yourselves, is an hou- erable one, and that I feel confident that, at al! times. and under all circumstances, it will be henorably discharged. i ‘The well earned renown of have assumed, mot tail to be to you a spur to brave and how deeds; and should your country ever need your services, I am sure you will so bear yourselves that cach one of you will feel the im- portant trust that sturs the heart of every patriot. “ cur country’s welfare is eur first concern, And who promotes that best, best proves his duty.”” Let this sentiment be ever present in your minds, anc shape your every action in whatever situation you may be placed, and your deeds shall pluck the shining age trom vulgar time, and give them whale to late posterity. ‘To this, Captain Baker A. Jamison regponded ns follows : j Mrs. Pendleton: In receiving this flag from you as @ generous offering to our corps, it is due w the occa- sion and the day to make a-briet response to he very eloquent and patriouc presentation address. On ail cceastons when we behoid our national flag floats proudly in the breeze, patriotie emotions Atlee spoptancously tu our bosoms ; but when, for the first time, an American Corps 18 ena iled to bear American co.ors, presented by an American lad it is a seene calculated to make every Amer heart thrill with pleasure. On this day seventy-two years ago the good and gloricus Wasinun ton struck the final blow for American liberty, and ie shackles which bound us to British tyranny were severed, We should all be prepared to aid in perpetuating the invaluable liberties we have inherited. Desiring «s wr do to obtain efficieney in the Military art, we have organized this company, and are determined to uphold it to she utmost of our ability. Dark clouds hung over the horizon of its hopes; but nurs img it with a tender care, we arc ascured that ere Jong ut will emerge into a strong and vigorous man- houd. The respect and confidence whieh this occa- @iou inspires will cement the bonds of friendship which now biud us together. We mnst rem: mber that we are al! children of a free and enlightened couutry that throws its mantle of protection over ali its citzens wherever they may be. Our Constitu on guarantees to its ctuzens, of whatever condi- tion, the tnestimabte blessings of « Liberty, justice, and equality.” What sacrifice should We not make in defence of such a country? Our doties, which have been so eloquently deseribed, we fully appre- ciate, and are determined to Perform. We are happy to hear that you so cordially approve of ue name we have adopted. It was not te effect of political opmion, but an humble offering of grati- tude to tke gallant veteron who has croWhed Lin country with a glorious wreath of endusing renown. Amid all the convulsions of Europe the stars aud stripes proudiy float irom the mastheads «f our gal- proclaiming to the oppressed of afl na- that theré is yet a land where the standard of liberty waving. That glorious banner, which has waved in triumph over so many battle fleids issup by the vaior of five imillious of freemen, and the great name you that whenever dangers threaten the pe our glorious insututious, the members of thi will ever ve found true to the C i the Union, and true to the high and t American citizens. On bebalt of the I cheertully receive this beautiful fag, ten one who is justly styled the vaironess of the corps; » true to duties of and in doing this, we beg leave to return you Sar sincere a fer the honor you have conferrea upon us. Tunis day to us will lung be re =a ng remembered i end our youth will never be forgott~n. We shail endeavor to be worthy of the confideuee you have reposed 14 us, worthy the respect and es teem of our fellow-cilizens, worthy the wie ot —s Americans, and worthy of ue illustrivus chieflain whose name we bear. Batt ov THE Auemican RipLeman.—Carusi’s Sa- loon, last evening, was brilliant with the grand bali of the American Riflemen, Cap ain John L. Smith commander. The hall was filled withthe beauty of the city. and the military appeared in Unusual Hum- bers. The Marion Ritles, trom Baltumore, wee 7b resented by Captain 5. ‘T. Harvey, at Lieutenant 3. H Haulin, and Second Lieutenant W. B. Gard- ner. The Continentats, President's Maunted Guard Washington Light Iniantry, Boone Rifle-, National bo ie me Guards, es Guards, and other com ere represented in uniiorm. The Gene- vieve Quadriile and United Clubs were ais ne sented. Among the ladies we might note many tor distinguisied beauty, but their initais Were a seal: d book, so we"can only say that the twofair ones from Bahunore attracted much tlention, and were among the best of dancers. Migf Buf. B., in white, was beautitul ; the ladies in followe in red, aud one hte charmer with & he VOL bodice, particu fariy pleased the beaux. Prosperi’s Band made ex- lent masic for the oecasion, Prot. Wagner having charge of the coullon part, and the former also. a t sug ae Dullet maaeter. 4 he refreshments were liber- ally supped by Mr. Albert Eckaralt. ‘To the com. suillee of arrangements much credit is'due. We leit them “ betweeu the Jate and early,” in the full tide of succes-tul bail-room hilarin , and trust that they are nove the worse of their pleasure to. day. Tue Poor, anv THER ReLicr— The Ladies’ Union Benevolent As:ociation, whose efforts bave heretofore been so enecessful in amelierating the sulferings of the poor of Washingtou during the bit- ter blasts of wiuter, are devising ways and means for the replenishment Of their treasury, now wtally ex- hanusted. A yndeuce has taken place between the ladies and the Philharmonic society and Union Choir Assocation, regarding the propriety of each association giving @ Concert, the proceeds to be aced in the hands ot the Benevolent Society. The Phitharmumic had the matter beture them Last evenug, and they have responded affirmatively. The segular montily meeting of the Board of Man- agers uf the Union Uhoir takes place this evening, in the E street Baptist charch, (their next rehear-ai being st down for next Monday evening, at ie same place.) when they also will consider the subject. We wisi the movement abundant success, that the jadies may be furnished with the means for accom- plisiung (aeir heaven born mission. Seazrxade—The youthful Scott Guards, in token of Wier esteem and gratitude fer the liberal and handsome gift (yesterday) of a magnificent flag, pre- sculed lu them by tit excellent lady, Mrs. Pendle- tou, resolved to testify their appreci: f, entertaining the magnificent donor wi Tast night. Kapetti’s excellent the occasion, and discoursed of music. Wasuixoton Liont Ixrantry.—This primitive and emment company (Capt Carrington) afver being dismi.séd yesterday, sat down toa munificent din- Der, at the house of Charies Kioman, a wember of the corps. Atter the cloth was removed,a basketot champagne Was furnished by the hberal host, when the Captain rose and made 8 soul eturrtog and payi- vile Sppet hin cetebra:jowof the day. This was ful- sewed by ethers of a simiat-oharacter, and the toe most Darmony pervaded throughout. ) @ serenade nd was engaged for sume exquisite pieces t] tcine throughont the Conowegn’s Inquast.—An inquest was held at the. watch hotise this morning, before Thomas Wood- ward, Esq., upon the body of a newly-born male in- fant. It appeared in evidence that the child was found lying in the vestibtile of the passage of JxM. Carlisle, Esq., last night, rapped in white cotton, and from appearance having been born alive: The jury, with these tacts elicited, rendered a verdict that the infant came to his death by foul means by the hands of some person unknown for the purpose of concealment. ALanog Acpience.—The circus tent was crowded last night, and the performances such as to make the audience desirous of repeating their visit. . It is an excellent equestrian company, and therefore fully deserving of the public patronage. There is no “Barnum Humbug” here, but a rich display of gen- uine talent in the line, worthy of all praise. They perform at 2 o’clock in the afternoon and 7}¢ in the evening, thus affording accommodations for families bv daylight, and thé public at large at night. Satur- day night they give their last performance. To Jovers of the ring we need not say go—for' go they will. —o Ovsrers as 1s OysTeRs.—This morning Schwarte, at the corner of Eleventh and E streets, “laid upon our table” four dozen of as fine oysters as ever re- j the heart of a hungry man. They were oys- ters * as is oysters,’? and we doubt very much if a better article was ever offered in the Washington market. Schwartz receives a fresh supply daly, which he is prepared to furnish families on the wost pleasing terms. DaatH From Issury.—Andrew Lauxman, who re- cently had his hand crushed, by a threshing machine, at Mr. R. Butt’s establishment, near the second toll- gate on the plank road, died at the Infirmary, of lockjaw, and was buried on Wednesday by the German Benevolent Society, of which he was a member, Make tHe Corroration pay For rt.—Mr. Wm. C. Sullivan, who resides at the corner of Sixth and Eleventh streets, in going home last evening, fell into the sewer in Sixth street and broke his leg. He has a fair action for damages against the Corpora tion. Two or three verdicts for damages will cure the habit of leaving such places as man-traps after night fall. Watcu Hovsr.—Our city, for quiet and good order, will compare with that of any other in the Union. This is the third day, without our having had a single case to report. No stronger evidence can be given of the truth of the foregoing. Ratner Curtovs.—The Philadelphia Ledger remarks: ‘Some two or three hundred per- sons drowned by the sinking of « steamship sends a thrill of horror through a nation, and the lamentations are yet loud on account of the loss, Mere than twenty thousand human beings slaughtered in the Crimea causes all the bells in England and France to be set ringing for joy, and the organs in the churches peal forth strains of exultation over the “ glorious” result. CARRIED AwAy By ENTHUSIASM.—So great was the feeling manifested on the arrival at Yonkers of Captain Luce, that it was with the greatest difficulty that the gallant Captain was enabled toreach hishome. Some persons even carried their enthusiasm so far as to at- tempt to cut the buttons off his coat! I The next Senate of Pennsylvania will be composed of 15 Whigs and 18 Democrats. re S2"J0x SHILLINOTON receives all thenew Books and News- papers as fast as published. He is agent for Harper's andall the other Magazines, and our readers will always find a Jarge and good assortment of Blauk Books and ‘Stationery at hia ae Odevn Building, cur Pa. avenue and 4g at. ang SF Invalids recovering from the effecta of Fever, Bilfous Diseases, or tong continued illness of any kind, will fd Carter's Spanish Mixture the only remedy that will revive their drooping constitutions, expel all bad humors from the blood, excite the liver to « prompt and healty action, and by ita tonic properties, restore the patient to life and vigor. Wecan ouly say TRY Ir. A single bottle is worth all the so-called Sarsaparillan in existence. It contains no Mercury, Opium, or any other noxfous or poisonous drug, and can be given to the youngest infant without hesitation, See the certificates of wonderful cures around the bottles. More than five hundred persons inthe city of Richmond, Va., can testify to its good effects. *4°See advertisement. ‘S7ODD FELLOWS’ CRRTIFIOATE.—No stnoxana Tx2- TIMONY WERE 9= A5KKD. Wastington Lopes, No. 2, 1. 0. 0. F., Norfolk, July 26th, iss. Mr. B. Bunuow—Dear Sir—In compliance with your re quest we inform you for the beueft of the public, that ® brother of our Order, John Kk. Jasper, became sick while @ din consequeuce of his destitute cou- 6 Hospital, where he was found by a committee of this Lodge, suffering from a disease termed Screfula or King’s Evil, and in #o low a state as to be pro nounced by the physicians incurable. On recommendation of a brother Le was induced to try your medicine, and tn three weeks was declared cured aud left the city caused solely by the use of your specific. a under our hands aud seal of our Lodge the date above written. K. Ouamanataiz, Secretary. 4 MIGHTY TRIUMPH IN MEDICIN®. Masonrd cKSTIFIUATE. Nozro: 1. 0, 1868. Dear Sir—In compliance with your pile heiolaries up- Gersigued, cheerfully state that in the fall of 1844 onr atten- flon was directed to the depiorable condition of a stranger named John R. Jasper, who had been treated for Scrofula WithOWr effecting 8 cure, and st the snggostion of a friend with some others of the Masonic Fraternity, of which Mr. Jasper was 4 member, directed you to administer your BLix- ie Vira, and that after he bad taken it somes weeks he was declared cured, and left Norfolk apparently a well man. Respectfully, &c. ‘Simon Stone, Phillp I. Coben, F. F. Ferguson, Wm. D. Berl. Mr. B. Barrow. For Hamors, Inflammations, eal and Marcurial Dia eases, Scrofula, Coughs, Colds, and Cousumption in its first stage, it is the only infallible specific. The genuine ix for sale in Waahington by C. STOTT & CO., Pennsylvania avenue aud 7th atreet, and all dealers in med- trict of Columbia. oct 1212 S@ As the season approaches for getiemen's Fall and Win- ter wear we call the attention of our readers to the very large aud well selected stock of Ready-made Clothing for men aud Youtha’ wear, imanufactured with taste and elegance, by NOAH WALKER & CO., of the well known Marble Hail Qlothing Emporium, Browns’ Hotel. Their surtoat over- coat is cut and tiulahed with a degree of taste that would do credit to the first clase eustom houses. Their assortment of combine the late styles and of goods of recent 1- portatiogg, Drees and Frock Coats of superior finivh, and of all faabiGhable colors, Business watts, of plain and figured Cassimeres. Black Cass! Pantaloous. Vests of rich velvets, inerinoe, pluali- es, plain aud figured silks, wating, cawsimeres, & have « large assortment of Shirts, Drawers, Und Collars, Ties, Gloves, &c. eskin and Fang S@ AxoTHeR Pe «1 UM.—Mr. WHITEHURST has been awarded another premium for his superior Daguerreoty pea, exhibited at the World’s Fair, New York. It will be reinem- bered that Mr. W. received from the World’s Fair, Londou, two medals for his unrivalled daguerreotypes of Prenident Fillmore and Cabinet, and Pantiscopes of Niagara Palle, be- sides premiums at fairs at which he hax exhibited for many years past. This speaks volumes in favor of his galle- rion. Call and Lave your likeneanes taken at Whitehurst’s Galle- ry, near Four and-a-half street, Penasylvauis avenue. sep 16—tr Sa" Ir suoun» be universally known—for It ts atrietly true—that indigestion is the parent ofa large proportion of the fatal diféases. Dysentery, diarriea, cholora morbur, liver complaint, and many other diseases enumerated In the city Inspector's weekly catalogue of deaths, are generated by fudigestion wlone. Think of that, dy«pepti¢s ; think of it ail who suffer from disordered stomachs, and ifyou are willing to be gided by advice, founded upon experience, resort at ouce—don't delay # day—to Hoofiand’s German Bitters, pre- pared by Dr. C. M. Juckson, which, as an alterative, cura five, and invigorant, stands alone and unapprosched. We have tried the Bitters; and know that they are excellent for She diseases specified above. For sale dealers in medicine everywhere. aps $2" SpLeNpip Picrvnes—Those readers who desire to paws through 9 splendid Gallery of Pictures, should not fail w pay a visit to Plumb's Booms on the Avenue. He has on exbibition there some choice specimens of the ew art of Daguerreotyping in Oil, which for beauty and excellence are incomparable. There is # portrait executed, in thin last style, cof President Pieree, that reflects great credit on the artist, every Iineament thereof giving @ life like expreasion Mr, Plumbe is reckoned among the first Daguerrean artists of our time, aoar 30 —————__ MARRIED. On the 5th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Brown, Mr, GEORGE W. ROSE, of this city, to Miss MAL- VINA BUDINE, of Loudon county, Virginia. {Balt. Sun please copy.] = OOUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, . MeMefin Five Minutes. TYLE}'S COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SYRUP. i) Serres Anereasing demand for this most pleasant, and efiicscious remedy for all pulmonary dietaser, has enabled the Proprietor to reduce the Price so as to plaee it within the reach of ali classes. Its ruperiority over most similar preparations is ot tested by many eminent physicians who have neen cy: witnerses of its efficacy when the usual reme- dics have failed; aleo by thousand of Onr most re spectable citizens who have used it in their vamilies both as preventive and cure with never failing suc- cess for the Inst twenty years, during which period with very little aid trom advertising. &c., it has gradually spresd tation over the whole Union. In eases of recent Colds Coughs, Hoarseness, de. it gives immediate relief, ard gemtrally cures ina day or two, without interfering with dict or business, or c isthma, Bronchitis, sffections of the Ss, ana Consump- (ion, it is always very b neficial. and seldom fails, when in time to perfect a cure. Price = and Sea a bottle. Sold wholesaie by Patt-rson & Nairn, Stott & Co, ly £00, Alexandria by Heel & Stevens. In. Rescummes W Mr. Cissel. ae TYL. @'S GUM ARABIO GANDY DROPS; # similar composition to the above, but in @ miider and more portable form ; they act like = charm on ®@ troubleome Cough, and clear the throat and ‘voice; they contain no injurious drug. are particu- larly recommended for . frequenters of Pope rn speakers, aipgers, 4c, - Ss For sale at most Drug and, ly Btores. f oot 17 — Wants” and "' Wanted” advertiseManu, fou lines or ites foe each insertion, 95 conte; each additions: Vimeo 5 conts. sett tere le ee ANTS A BITUATION.—A FIR*T RATS Coach Swnith. One who understands his bus. iness ieee 4, W. Coty, through Post office. oct 20 8 TUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG Wo- A man ss house servant or chambermaid. Good reference cam be given of her character and capasi tyasaservant. Apply at Daniel Quipn’s, corner 183th and G sis ost 20—11* Wa A LADY, THREE FURNISHED Rooms en first floor, or two, and use of kitch- enin a quiet private family, where there are no other lodgers. Old gentieman and lady preferred. oe heen a A Ben “AZ,” ey Post Office cr tar oO! stating particulars. rme must te = oot 20—2te mederate. ——$—$$$$< \ ANTED—SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES, TO learn fine vest mating None but neat sew- ers need apply—to No. 438 Ninth st., bet. @ and H oct 20—eo4t® ARPENTERS WANTED FEW GOOD House Carpenters wanted at Willards’ Hctel. oct ly—3t A »TED—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, TO take ol of three young children. She will have the assistance of a servant girl. To one whoc:n bring the highest recommendations, and cone o'her need apply, the best wages will be given Apply at No. 716 New Jereey avenue, near the briek bridge. oct 19—1w* ANTS NEGROES.—Thesubscribersare all times in the market buying PUANES Day ver , Bal- fag the highest cash prices. Persons havin, for sale will please call at 242 PRATT 8TR! timore, Md., (Slatter’s old stand.) Slaves taken on board at 25 cents per day. B.M.& W. L. CAMPBELL. Boarding. Se __ OARDING.—Mre. DUVALL, Penna. avenue, nearly opposite Browns’ Hotel, has fine ROOMS and offers every desirable comfort and sccommoda- tion for families or single gentiemen—permanent or transient. No more agreeable boarding house will be found in Washington. j MUSIC STORE. We take great pleasure in returning our grateful thanks to our humerous friends for their very liberal patron- age in the music business, and beg leave to assure them that we have this week rec-ived the lergest assortment of new and popular Music ever intro- duoed 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 largest, and most varied in the ait: prising Songs, Duetts, Trios, Poikas, Schot- tisches, Waltzes, Marahes, Opera Airs, Rundos Noc- turns, Gems by Wallac, Dohler, Beyer, Cramer, Voss, Thai berg, Jaell and otter eminent o:mposers, 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 $50 REWARD.—Ranaway a few days azo, my servant Boy, Menry Read. He is about about 17 years old, of ordinary growth for a Boy of his age, handsome | and uncominon likely face with full suit of bair. His éomp‘exion is brown, somewhat approaching black. He has a mother liv- ing with Mr. Fairfax, on Capitol Hill, and an aunt with Mr. Wachington, near the Patent Office. He took with him many articles of clothing, among them sevtral pair of ‘Fenialoons 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 Oolumbis, or $50 f taken out of it and secured in jail He is well acquainted with every part of the District and Alexandrie. Vir- LOUISA HUNTER. oct 12—dtf [Baltimore Stin please copy and send bill to the Star office.] = [2 PORTANT Work for Pension Claimant.—Pension and Bounty Land Lews jast pone an analy:ical Digest of the Pension snd Bounty Land Lawa, the Deeisions of Secrete- Ties, arranged so as to be intelligible to every claimant. Price $2—postage if prepaid 20 cents, TAYLOR & MAURYS oct 12 Bookstore, near 9th st. CALL AND GET A GOOD STOVE. IRAM RICHEY, Manofacturer and Dealer in STOVES and TIN WARK, corner of H and Seventh street, Washington, D. 0. Particular attention paid to KUUFING SPOUTING, aud ail wor im his line attend. ed to at the shortest possibie notie>. ect 1S GREAT ATTRACTION. 10 dozeo Jinen cambric HandKerchiefs from 6 cents upwards 80 dos. grass linen Handkerchiefs from 98 conte up- wards, very chesp French worked Oollars in pe variety, very low Worked lawn and muslin Bleeves Worked cambric Srirts 240 pairs French kid Gloves, at 50 cemts, worth 75 cents Gall and buy cheap for enash at ‘WM. RK, RILEY’s, oor. Bighth street, opposite Oentre Marxet. oct 8—1m OLOOKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY. I have just received and opened # great assortment of Clocks, Watehee, Jewelry, all of which will be coid cheaper than similar goods can be == bought im the District. i have on hand a few costly Watches, which will be sold a great bargaid, if called for s.on, at J. KOBLNEON’S Jewelry Store, opposite Browns’ Hotel. ost 5—lm g FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. 188 MORHLY will open Fall end Winter MIL- N LINER Y, on Saturday, the 7th instant, com- prising a good assortment of Goods, and adapted to the season. Wantei a young Lady of integrity and good ap pearance, as saleswoman. Also, several good Milli- uers. oct 6—I1m GOK SALE.—A pair of Vermont MORGAN MARES, six years old well broken, sound, stylish and capital drivers. They: are the property of a gentieman who re cently obtained them st the North for his own us-, but now finds that a chenge in his at rangements meskes it desireable for him to dispose of them. They are just the horres to be driven by a gentle- man or lady -They can be seen at Southron’s (!ate Birch’s) stables, on 13th street. rep 30 For Bale and Rent. ; OR Rewr—a BRIOK HOUBK, wl = Jersey avétive, equare sou! ty itol. Enquire of R. Mf. Coombs, No. 613 Kiehth st, near Nery Yard Gate, ret D—see $n re SALB—Three hundred and sixty-five gtC of LAND in Montgomery county, Md, about 10 mnflee from Washington, towards Brookeville. The particulasty adapted tothe grestirorebert, * wheat. agacead = ALLEN DODGE, ost 18—e0' we Georgetown. \OTICR —WILL BE FOR RENT, ON OR BR- fore December next, the Building now becupied 88 Willard’s Hotel Ooach Stuble, situated on E, be tween 14th and 16th streets. It is « fine location, ani ean ba badon rearonabie terms Apply either to Mr. CHESTER WALBRIDGE, or at Willard’s Hotel. oc 16—e07 t* OR RENT—TH® DOUBLE HOUSE, BOUTH- west corner of 13th and H sts. Inquire No. 233 F street north. oct 18—2aw2w? FS. RENT—A VERY HANDSOME NEW BRICK House, situated on the corner of Massachusetts avenue and 10th street, in a healthy part of the city and containing ten 1ooms and cellar, with a go08 pany of water in the yard. Possession given imme y- Also, one adjoining the sbove, which will be ready for a tenant aa the lst of November. Rent moderate. Apply to Geo. T. Langley, No. 604 on L, between Nixth and Tenth s‘reets, 00: 18—eo6t* i fies SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STORY briek Building, siated roof, situated on M, bet. ‘Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Moreover, a Lot between L streetand Massachr- setts avenue. Application to be made at the store on the corner of 12th street and Massachusetts ave- nue. oct 18—eo6t OOM FOR RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFUR- NISHED —A nice front room on the lower floor ef a house, No. 479, on the west side of 13th street, two doors south of Penn«vivania avenue. It will suit a gentleman desiring comfortab « quarters for the winter, in the immediate vicinity of the Avenue. oct 19—2w OR RENT—IN FIR&ST WA’ MALL TWO story brick House, near Twentieth és street, three squares from Ma: ent $7 per month. Apply at Store ef T. BON & CO. cot 19—3t* OR RENT—THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT Concert Room of Forrest Hall, Georgetown: tached are all the necessary dressing rooms, &:. Jt is the only place for public exhibition in the town. The room is forty-five feet wide, by eighty feet deep. Height of ceiling twenty three feet. Possessio. may be had immediately. Terms liberal. B. FORREST, Georgetown. NO L&T—SEVERAL CHAMBERS, NEATLY furnished, on aber erent pie streete. Inquire of C. W. Boteler, Iron Hell. Penn. avenue ’ oat 18—6t OR RENT—Three new three story HOUAES, on Pierce street, between North Capitol avd lst st , avd Lend M. They contain six rooms each. p- ply to CHARLES THOMA, immediately oppesite. oct 6—2w* JrcS RENT.— The most desirable STORE new to KF be had on Pa, avenue fs next deor to the u-* 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 Hiibua& Hits, tor their contemplated magnificent Piano and Music establishmetit. Apply early at the Star of fos. cst 2- tf TORAGE.—Wallach & Hope wiil store Furni “ture, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., in the extensive basement underneath the new “ Star Buildings,” at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street. These basements are paved with flags, well ventilated, and perfectly dry at all times and se cure. Apply at the Star office counter. oct 2—tf F% KENT.—For one or four years—the premises from which the Star office has just been re= moved, on BD street, near its junction with Pennsy!- vania avenue ani Twoifth streets. It consista of two buildinge—front and rear. and ample yard room, with a well of water for mechanical purposes on the premises. Thieisa first rate opportunity z a dyer, Painter, carpenter, manufacturing hat- ter, blacksmith, wheelright, &c., to obtain working room within a slones throw of the centre of Penn- sylyania 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, cernsr of lvanis avenue and Eleventh rtreet. oct RARE CHANCE. —For sale, fourteen acres of LAND. one raile from the city line, near the toll gate on Seventh street, four acresin heavy tim- pe ane) site for s savarten inate weil ited for market gardenin; nire y ro HUBBARD, Near the Toll Gate, on Seventh street. uptime OR SAL.E—DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON THR ISLAND—Oonsisting of two HOUSES &@LOTA, the first being a new frame House, fifteen by thirty feet, with four large airy rooms, and summer kitch- em attached, and other improvements, consisting of stabling, &.,on a full lot of 60 by 122 feet, running back toa 30 ret alley. The other is a frame hours of four rooms, situated on a Lot 21 by 75 fect 10 in. All information will be given by applying in person or by letter to “SYPHAX,” at the star offine. N. 3.—The first named house and lot would suit any one engaged in hucksterinz, &c. sep 25—Im NEW STORE!—NEW STORE! GEORGE WILLNER, Paper vauger and Upholsterer, 464 Ninth street, near E. ETURNING 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 public attention to my large and superior stock of Paper Hengings for fall rales, em. ig an elegant assortment ef real French @old and other Parlor styles, all qualities, Land- seape Views, pans] papars, for hails, &c., with a small variety of low priced papers cf 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. Upholstery Goods, such +s Union and worsted Damasks, Muslin and Lace Curtains, Giit Corn’ Bands and Ornaments, Gilt and Flowered Shad+s Just received from the New York manufacturer, some nine feet long are beautiful, Feather Beds ana Mattresses. QOilcloths laid and Carpets cut and fitted in the most economical and neatest manner. oct 14—Im MANUFACTURING OF JEWELRY. HAVK now completed my atrangements for the manutacturing of alll kinds of fine goid Jewelry in the best wormanlike manner. Diamonds re-sei, and every description of New Work made to order at ehort ee 418 Pa. ae tw. 434 and 6th sts., sign of the read le. anen ate H. 0. HOOD. N. B.—Particular attention paid to the repairing of fine Watches. oct i4 F. H. DAVIDGE, Attorney and Counsellior-at-Law, AN COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR TH# STAT&S OF Virginia New York Maine Kentucky, New Jersey Illinois Louisiana, Mississippi Connecticut Massachusetts Maryland Pennsylvania Florida Tennessee Alabama + Iowa Georgia California Arkansas 8 Carolina 40, &c, Conveyancing in all its branches promptly and accarately executed. Office, Louisiana avenue, opp. Fifth street. oct 16—dly HE STAGE —Personal Recollections of the Stage, by W. B. Wood. Farther supplivs just received at TAYLOR & MAURYS oct 10— Bookstore, near 9th rt. DR. J. B. GIBBS, Dentist, has removed bis office from 414 street to the house of Dr. Arthur, Pa. avenue, betw. 12th and 18th streets. oct 14—8m* 5 BBLS. PRIME NORTHERN APPLE! 0 106 bbls No. 3 Mackerel, medium and small; forsale by N. B. HARTLEY, Water street, oc 16—lw* Georgetown. WM. HAUNSCHILD, PAPER HANGER & UPHOLSTERER. MERICAN and French Paper Hangings and Uphoister Goods, Pennsylvania avenue. betw. Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, Washington, DC. Wm. Haunschild begs leave to inform hie friends und the public that he has on hand a large etoek of French Gilt and american Transparen ts Also, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses, which he ut dispose of at the lowest prices. t 10—: oct REMOVAL OF THE 25 CT. DAGUERREAN GALLERY. Kare y to inform the pabiic that we ha’ moved from over Gilm«n’s Drug Store to the finest Daguerrean Gallery in the city, directly over Messre. Gult's Jewelry Store, between 9th ana 10th St) outs, Pa. avenus, and by the new Frenelz process, whieh ensbles us to make splendid pi:ture? in all Weathers, we aré making from 200 to 900 daily, and end acepmme-: porta WASHINGTON INFIRMARY, Situated on E street, north of the City Hall, Washington. A ies extensive additions to the buildings of this institution are completed and eonstantly open for the reception and care of the sick. Every benefit, comfort, and convenience which can be obtained in hospitals are recured for the inmates. The institution is visited daily (or oftener if necea- sary) ty ® Physician and Surgeon from the Faculty of the National Medical College. Dr. B. 1. Huxian, resident physician, is always in the building; also several resident students and all necessary attendants, The patients are nursed by the Sisters of Mercy, whose benevolent services have been found invaiu- able since their introduction into the institution. Physicians in the city and alsoin ths country and neighboring cities having patients who need i tals advantages, are invited to send them to the In- firm The charge for board is from $8 to $10 per week, according to the scoommodations required, payable in advance. Persons will apply for admission to Dr. HELian, resident physician, at the I * All communicationsin regard to the institution must be to my address. GRAFTON TYLER, M. D., Georgetown, D.C., Curator of the Washington Infirmary. oot 9—Im OYSTERS—-FRESH DAILY. PICUBES of these celicious bivalves, can have E their various palates gratified by peying th-m served up in every style by the undersigded. The subscriber has engaged a protessed cook, especially for this favesement, whose qualifications have been attested to by many. Meals served up at sll ho consisting of every delicacy ofthe season. “fhevrs HOTEL, oct 8— Pa avenue. ——$—$ PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT. New and second-hand PIANOS of my own and several other factories, are always to be had at my Piano Warercom, on lith street, between Pennsylvania avenue and & street. Agq Old Pianos taken in exchange. F. 0. REIOHENBAOH. P 8.—A‘few very low pticed second hand Piano 1 omy $28, for nale. nag 10—s08m? IRENCH WRITING INK, by Perine Guyot F Bank of Englund Writing Ink, by Jones, ma- ker by appointmen: Imported direct from the manufacturers in Lon- don eee by FRANOK TAYLOR. cep CHOOL BOOKS of every description at the S bilsherw’ prises, ot lowest pul ‘AYLOR 4 MAUKY’S Bookstore, near 9th st. ae G NBATLY AND EXPE- a Nee eee TELEGRAPHIC. Expressly for the Daily Bvening Star. LATER FROM HAVARA. 155515 ee e—iror The Betrayer of Lopes Assatsihhted—The Seldiery attacked by the Populace, &o. New Orieaxs, Oot. 20.—The Black Warrior has arrived here from Havana, which place she left on the 15th. Castenado, the betrayer of Lopes, was assas- sinated on the 12tb, while playing billiards at 8 coffee house. There were no followers at the funeral ex- cept the Guards, which were attacked by the poptlace, when a general conflict ensued and Auction -Sales. —— eee ee By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auct’rs, GBORGPTOWN. ‘OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 40., AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY morning, the 2ith inet, at 10 o’clook, we will eell at the house of Mr. Jame~ &S, Heltsm<n, in Cherry Alley, on the eorver oppo- site the Cotton Pactory, his entire Purniture We * au Sofe; a yal ttee, Mahogany Rockivg Chairs ‘ Cane, Rush, and Windror do Wardrobes, Sideboard Curtains, Clocks, Weshstands Bedsteads, Feather Beds and Beddirg Cribbs. Mattresses Buffalo Robe, &¢ Bird Cages, Pictures, Parlor, Halland Chamber Looking Glase=s, Giass avd Crockery Ware Parlor Cook and other Stoves One fir t rate milk Cow, one Sleigh Many cther articles not enumerated. Terms 9! sale. BARNARD & BUCKEY, several persons wero killed and wounded. oct 20—d Auctioneers — By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctrs Arrival of the Africa. GEORGETOWN NRUSTER’S SALE OF STOCK OF GROCERI®S. Op MONDAY, the 23d inst., at 10 o’clock a.m. at the store of Mr. J. Lij mb, corner of Bridge and Jefferson streets, we I sell the entire stock. We New Yorx, Oct, 20.—The steamer Africa is now below Sandy Hook, with later news from Europe. She will not reach her wharf until tee Dani Reseed Sugars, Syrup rie <r age hrown 4 Sava and Bio Coffee 7 Messrs. McClelland and Campbell. Green and Black Tees Molasses, Vinegar, Lard, Cheese Large lot prime Bacon, Cand.es Brown and Toilet Soaps, Starch Spices, Mustard, Pepper, t owder and Shot Prime Butter and Kegs, Word ware B andy, Whiskey, Gin, aud other Liquors Tobacco, Cigare, Snuff With alarge assortment ofother Goods. Algo, Platform ana Counter Scales, Casks, Measures. &c. Terme liberal, and made known at sale. By order of the Trustee: BARNARD & BUCKEY, oct 20—ts Au ictioneerr. By J. C. McGUIRK, Auctioneer. Boston, Oct. 20.—Secretary McClelland and Postmaster General Campbell, are visiting Lowell to-day, accompanied by the U. S. Mar- shal and Postmaster Brady. Baltimore Rarkets—Fire, &o. Baxrrmore, Oct. 20.—Howard street flour is held to-day at $8. 5,000 bushels of wheat, and 9,000 bushels of corn sold at yesterday's Prices. The fire in old town continges berning, with the probability of a heavy loss from it. Ecce: SALE of Valuable Buildiog Lot near the Railroad Depot —By virtue a deed in 4 trust, bearing date on the lith day of April. 1854 Philadelphia Markets, &o. recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 74, folios 271, 272 273, 274and 275, the subscriber will sell at public sale on Tuesday, the Sist day of November, 1854, at 414 o'clock, p. m., on the premises, all that piece or parcel of ground lying and being situated im the ci'y of Washington, and being part of Square No. 630, beginning for the same on New Jersey avenue, at 8 Point 250 feet 6 inches from the northwest corner of said square, and running thence at right avgie:, to New Jersey avenue eastwardly 136 feet 24¢ in; thence due south 28 feet, more or 1 toa parallel line 22 fect from the line first dessribed, and run- ning parallel with said first line weetwardly to New Jersey avenue 130 feet Zinches; thence northward On New Jersey avenue 22 feet to the place of begin- ning, containing 2,930 square feet, more or less. The above property is eligibly situated near the Railroad Depot, and offers a favorable opportunity for investment. The terms of sale wi'l be cash, and !f not complied with in one week after the day cf sale, the property will be re-sold, at the risk and expense of the pur- chaser, upon one week’s notice. All conveyances at expense of purchaser. OHAS. S WALLACH, Trustee. JAS. C. MoGUIRE, oct 20—eo4ds Auctioneer. By KB. 8S. WRIGHT; Georgétown. YURNITURE AT AUCTION.—On TC-MORRKOW (Friday) afternoon, the 20th instant, at 8 o’clk at the residence of Mr. Petit, on High, near Third street, I shall sell his entire Furniture, consisting Purvavevpara, Oct. 20.—Our markets to- day exhibit no change of interest to your readers. We have news of the death of Wm. H. H. McKee, editor of the St. Louis Democrat. New York Markets. New Yonrs, Oct. 20.—Our grain market is unchanged ; flour, wheat, and corn, bearing the prices ruling yesterday; 4,000 bbls. flour sold to-day. Cotton is firm. Stocks are dull of sale and depressed. Counterfeiters Arrested. Lovisvitug, Ky., Oct. 20.—We have advices here of the arrest of two counterfeiters at La Grange, Indiana, with $42,000 ‘of New Haven City Bank notes in their possession. Robbery. Witmineton, Del., Oct. 20.—Last night the office of Adams & Co.'s Exprese, in this city, was robber of over $2,000. oF A Wreck Mahogany Sideboard, do Tables J Cha‘re, Carpeta, Bod, Bedetcate Hatirax, Oct. 20.—The brig Reindeer, of Sintespheerenay ad caste New York, has been wrecked here. E. 8. WRIGHT, - oct 19—2t Auctioneer. Vermont Senatorial Election. Boston, Oct. 19.—Mr. Collamer’s majority for the U.S. Senate for the fall term is 10 in the Senate and 14inthe House. The free-poil vote was cast for Mr. Shafer. | Congressional Nomination. | _ Boston, October 19.—The Democrats of the Eighth district, in this State, have nominated Daniel Needham, of Groton, for Congress. Bank Defalcation. New Yor«, Oct. 19.—A letter from the cashier of the Ocean Bank in ntly denies the rumored defalcation of the first teller to the amount of $150,000, and eays that his de- falcation will not exceed $75,008. Hefurther K. 8. WRIGHT, Auctioneer adds that there will be mo {mterruption in the PRORNZORE, CROCKERY, FINE HORSE, &e 4 business of the bank. Auction. SATURDAY morning, 2ist inst. at 9 o’cieck, I shall sell, in front of the Aurtien Know Nothingism in Massachusetts. Boome a vertety of fecond hand Furniture. 19.—Th ‘Nothing State First qualtty Feather Beds, stoves Bostox, Oct. 19.—The Know Nothing fms fine young meddle Ber: being 2,000 delegates presout Tost session oung saddle Boree. Terms cash. eing 2, jeleg: 5 pee ae was Jay but it is said to have been ve: stormy. It is rumored that they have nomi- E. §. WRIGHT, ot 19—d Auctioneer 2 nated for Governor Henry J. Gardiner, a ulti aah eee ee Sennen ane: merchant of Boston, and for Lieut. Governor ALES OF DRY GOODS AND OTHER ARvI-| cles, will be continued at our atore EVERY j Simeon Browa, of Concord. | More Bank Failures, &c KVENING this week. ‘There will also be sale: in a iain end and sshatorard at 33g o’clock, which t! are inv to attend.— as teall & Co. Many caval and dssttaho geodat gateceniz es tat ORC sree Oct. ft ry seg 4 sold. ROTRWELL & BROWN. private bankers, i ocl6—6t Auctioneers. corner 7th ard I ste, | beenno runon them. The run to-day was confined to the banking houses of Messrs. Ellis By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.| & Sturges, the Citizens’ Bank and the Central INE FRAME HOUSFS AND LOTS st Auction.| Bank, all private banking establishments. By ROTH WELL & BROWN, Auc' UCTION SALE OF HARDWARE AND CUI- LERY —On FRIDAY (to-morro#) evening. at 7 o’clock, we shall sell, a! our Auction Store, a con signment of Hardware suitable ior carpenters’ u ¢, consisting of— Locks, Door Knobs, Door Handles Hinges, Window Fastenings and Springs Hammers, Gimlots, Brce and Bitts Chiseis, Guages, Squares, Band Irons Hat Hooks, Measuring 1 apes, &. Also s number of articles for family ase, such ss Gridirons, 8ad lrons, Coai Shovels, suffers, Car- diestieks, Knives and Forks, Scissora, poons. Hund Bells, ao. : ROTHWELL & BROWN, Asctioneers, corner 7th and I etresta. oot 19—dzt Oa FRIDAY, the 20th instant, we shall sel), in They paid every demand, and towards the front of the premises, at four o’clock p m, part of! ojos es excitement be; to subside. No Lot No. 20, in Square 616, with the improvementr, further failures are apprebendod, Woman's Rights Convention. Paitanetruia, October 19.—The Woman's Rights Convention is progressing very satis- factorily Addresses were made last Right by Mrs. Gage, Rev. J. W. Higginson, Mrs. Coe, and Mrs. Rose, Tnis morning plans have been presented from tracts and petitions, and a pro- posal for @ newspaper or; Was rejected, af- ter a discussion by Lucy Stone, Miss Anthony, Lucretia Mott, Miss Cox, Messrs. Garrison, Higginson, and others. A Duel on the Elysian Fields at Hoboken. New Yor«, Cot. 19 —A duel was fought on the Elysian Fields at Hoboken this morning, where Hamilton and Burr fought, between Peter Thomson, of South Carolina, and s Mr- Norton, of this city. They fought at fifteen aces with pistols, and at the second fire South Carolina received the ball of New York in his left arm, cee uite a ae The particulars of the are no . but it is announced chat hag ches: bands and expressed themselves satisfied. which are five nearly new Frame Houses, &c which rent readily for six dollars per month. ‘The above described property is situated between T and K streets north and Fourth and Fifth sirsat+ west. Terms: Une-fourth cash; balance in 6, 12and 18 Pontes on notes bearing interest from th ds; of the sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken GREEN & &8COTT, ort 14-4 Axctioneers. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. 1 RUSTEE’S SALE of Valuable Improved Proper- ty on Seventh street—On SATURDAY after- noon, October Zist, at 43¢ o’olock, on the ‘eaee I shail sell parts of Lots numbered 7 and 8, in 454, fronting 21 feet on Seventh, betwren @ and atreeta, running b.ck 102 feet, with the improve ments, consisting of a two.story Brick Dweiling House. The above property is located nearly opposite the Pate bt Office, and is well worthy the attention of capitalixts. Terms: One third cash ; the residae in two equal instalments at 6 and 12 monthe, with interest, se cured by a deed of trust on the premises. If the terms of sale are not complied with within five days ‘after the sale the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and expense of the first urchaser. e NICH. CALLAN, Trustee. JAS. C. McQUIRR, Auctioneer Fire at Louisville—Bank Failures, &c. Louis vite, Oct. 18.—A fire occurred here last night, which originated in the extensive bookstore of H. C. Morton, on Main street near Third. The tin store of Messrs. McDer- mott, Clifford & Co., and the queensware store of Messrs. Cassidy & — were yhily damaged. All of Mr. rton’s stock de- stroyed, McDermott & Co. saved a portion of their goeds. The loss is estimated at $45,000, mostly covered by insurance. The Bennersville Bank suspended payment to-day. Maj. J.L. Martin, one of the oldest and wealthiest citizens of Louisville, died yester da; oct 18--d By E. 8. WRIGHT; Georgetown. N TUESDAY, the 2ith instant, at 4 o’clock p m., I shall sell, without reserve, in front of the ‘ises— Lot 115, in Beall’s addition to Georgetown, front- ing 24 feet on Green street, by 117 deep, toa eix foot alley, with the frame Buildings thereon. ‘Terms at the cale. E. 8. WRIGHT, Auctioneer oot Li—d BY G@. F. DYER. E. 3. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. IRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY By virtueof a deed of trust from Patrick A e, and Jane Byrne. his wife to Edwin C. organ and William E. Howard, the same being recorded in Liber J. A. 8. No. 15, one of the of Columbia, we, the said so Howard, will French Merino Piaide, all in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the Stacy of November A D sete at 44 o'clock p.| _ 600 Diack silk velvet of all widths, m., the following piece or parcel of ground, and the very improvements thereon, the rame being situated in Plaid Bits, Plaid Ribbons Black Silks of every width and quality the city of W: in the Bistriet of Columb: and spaet as parts of lots seven (7) and eight (3' = French aps sens ~ —s ght = in square No. four hundred and fifty-four, Dg | seocl eyes ean _ ; inf forthe ame at a aah vee neeee: of eight, k, all of which $s — - nd running south en enth strest, enty-one we. soot; thence vest at right angles with Seventh crrect Corner 8th st. opposite Centre Market. oct S—im COME AND LEARN YOUR FATE. Mt GEORGE, late of England, wishes to ayery ictity that ae cau be eousulbd on the past, Pree ont ‘and future evente, at her residence, No. 607 west sixty-five feet thence due north forty-one feet, thence west twenty seven feet nix inches, thence south tweenty feet, thence west thirty-seven feet six ‘inches to the place of beginning. ‘Terms: One-half cash; the balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest, the deverred payments to be secured by a deed of trust on the prem ses. EDWIN C MORGAN, }.” cath street, between Maryland avenue and D street, cot t—eo _W. R.HOWARD, |" {Taster | Nertid,Leend: iz atmos om the done Ladies By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers | morning until 10 o'clock at night. EW TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND Lor} _ et 7—Im* aan ea in ont ofthe promos i tata fone Se ee ante, Only o'clock, 8 good two-story frame new and Unfiniehe™ MS bale ty preach mor) is po aey te House and Stable, and the Lot on which it stands, vaneed Scholars the Piano it being parts lote Nos 80, 31, 92 and 33,-in Austin’s subdivision of square No. 99, fronting on north M, between Mth and Zist streets west, ranning with a side alley 19 feet 9 tnches wide. Title utable. Terms essh. GREEN & SO0TT. ‘ oot 18 —eo feds _ Austionesrs. Dae aera er ras .