Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1854, Page 3

EVENING STAR. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tse Tavern Krerers’ Memwontar.—The fol- Jowing is the memorial to the Washington Corpor- ation authorities, presented last Monday by the re- tailers of spirituous liquors : emorial of the citizens aud voters Toe nthe eity aforesaid, ully represents : Toat, in their opinion, the ordinances passed irs and other liquors, See respectively, on the 9th and 12th days of the present month of Ucto- ber, 1854, to take effect from the 6th proximo, are oppressive aad unreasonable and ought to be re- posted, meter chad, uot wadersate @ teens Your the validity of the said ordinances under the cPerter of the citvand the Constitution of the United states, by the terms of which latter instrument the several grants of power in the former are to be testec’, ‘These questions, whieh, as they are advised, the soidions of professional lawyers are divided, are proper to be considered and decided by the compe tent judicial tribunals to whom they may be reguiar- ly presented for adjudication. 1hey may be allowed, however, fo suggest that these es are found- ed upon 8 doubttul power. — Your memorialists submit that, even if the power were clear and indisputable, these ordinances are unreasonable and oppressive ; because of a sudden, in less than turty days, they utterly destroy a large and profitable wade, (hitherto lawful,) in which a at number of citizens have invested all their sty, means, and credit, thereby—without rea- sovable Warning, and in utter disregard of the hith- erto lawful its, interests, and rights of a large pody of ci lenly uprooting all their af fairs, cutting them adrift upon society to seek new occupations (which are not so easy to be found,) forcing upon them the most ruinous sacrifices to meet theif daily wants and those of their fam:lies— leaving them hampered with contracts for the purchase of liquors, agreements for salaries and for wages, and all the other natural and necessary incidents to the prosecution of a lawful business which has been sanctioned, and, for the sake of rev- enue to the city, encouraged, from its foundation to the it time. = ‘our memorialists ¢o not believe that any prece dent for such a sweeping and radical change, upon such short notice, can be found in the legislation of any country where principles of justice and a for the welfare of all the members of the commun- ity ae uaderstood and appreciated. The persons who are thus to be ruined are not criminals! No sane man will pronounce them 80, whatever may be the extravagant notions of fanati- cism. Conceding all the high moral attributes which belong to the “temperance cause,” it must not be forgotten that this is a question of civil rights and of duties defined by law, and not of abstract specula- tions of the moralist. Have these men, by tee cupation, committed any crim= under the law hith- erto? It must be aduntted that they have not. Hith- erto their business, by which they feed aud clothe themselves, their wives, and their children, has been ss lawful, and as much encouraged and protected by the law as yours, Mr. Mayor, or yours, gentlemen, respectively, and each one of you in particular, who compose the legislative bodies by whom they are thus suddenly cast upon the streets without occupa- tion, and many of them without the means of pro- curing the next day’s sustenance. Then they had a right to expect that, as the golden rule prescribes, you weuld not fail to concede to them what you would claim as just to yourselves. Is there one of you who would not denounce it as @ monstrous injustice if a law should declare that within less thirty days your whole business should be proneunced unlawful, and your whole means and capital be unproductive, and your occupation gone? Not one. Why? Because your occupations are lawful, and all previous legislation has encouraged and protected you in them. Soit has been with these men. Let him distinguish who can: but in doing so, let him point out the law or the ordinance which has hitherto recognized the distinction. But it is not these persons alone who are to suffer. Men in all trades and occupations -in society are more or Jess Connected together ininterests If you reduce these particular individuals to bankruptcy by this sudden stoppage with all its trait of sacrifiees, you thereby injure their honest creditors. Land- lords whose leases have been made on the faith of existing laws, and whose tenant¢must now evacuate their premises; clerks and servants who have been engaged forthe year, and who.must now be dis- charged and, in many cases, unpaid; merchants who have furni-bed fall supplies, trusting to future sales by the purchasers for payment; mechanits who have it up fixtures, made repairs; in short, all those who eee eoutracted with these persons with the knowl- edge that their occupation was not prohibited, and with the pledge of common ‘justice that it would not be suddenly and ruinously forbidden by law, must suffer losses, more or Jess, by the Operation of these ordinances. But, when it is added to all this that the power to pass the ordinances in such sweeping terms of pro- nibition, is the subject of reasonable doubt, it seems to your memorialists the more urgent that the period of their going into effect be suspended jor such a reasonable ume as will enable the parties immediate- ly affected by 1t to turn their resources into more favored channe!s, without the ruinous loases and sacrifices which must result from the edict which assigns to them @ peremptory term of a few days for aradical change in all their affairs, occupations, property, plans, and prospects. Your lists, therefo;e, respectfully pray your honorable bodies to take these views into con- sideration, and tO pass such an ordinance as will vent the wrongs and injuries which must other- wise be inflicted in the premises. And your memorialists will every pray, &c. Loox ovT ron THEM.—The issues of the Trans- Alleghany Bank, and those of the Bank of Kanawha, Virg'nia, are reported to have been refused payment. Amerehant of this city, while in Baltimore yesterdays discovered that the rumor of therr stopping payment was believed by the brokers there, who were re deeming the notes only so far as they had funds of these banks ; s0 it will be well to look out for them- Our merchants and dealers who have been such paper, may find this hint worthy of their prompt consideration. . The Exchange Bank, of this city, this morning, we learn, exchanged am amount of their own issue for Trans-Alieghany- notes. This is done by Messrs. Selden, Withers & Co., under the new law of Vir- ginia, requiring the issues to be secured by stock and countersigned by the State Treasurer. e Gomme Aneap.—On visiting, yesterday, the aban- doned hotel of Col. John Foy, we found the work: busily engaged securing the foundation. Strong wast poe 8 are being erected, well-seasoned timber laid on the bottom of the creek, and ample room given for the escape of a floods that may fill that suri “‘ Which once was goose creek, But is Tiber now.” The work is being done at the expense of the Cor- poration, and is being well done. hile we were present, the dam which held the water of the creek from flowing on the workmen (who were laying stone, shovelling, &c.,) gave way, but that accident did not interrupt the go-ahead action of the hands for halfan hour. We should judge by appearances that the work will be sufficiently done to admit of opening the hotel next month. Ax Appropriate Magziacs.—A loving couple have just entered the united state of matrimony at the United States Hotel, an appropriate place for the “ anion of hearts and the union of hands, and hurrah for the union forev-r.””, The happy pair are T. L. Pleasants, Esq.,and Mrs. M. A. White, both of Virgi Punning aside, the ceremony was one of much interest, and is spoken of as such by all who had the pleasure to witness it. The groom may say, with Burns— - wear Not vernal showers to budding flowers, Not Autumn to the farmer, So dear can be as thou to me, My fair, my lovely charmer!” @ Tur Detvor anv 2 Deivor or Peorie.—The ex- hibition of the panorama, se graphically represent- i bi ht a deluge of people last even ie oe Gad Fellows? Hail. ie was an exhibition most sublime, id and beautiful. The vocaliza- tien of Miss muons, the blind vocalist, made a ebarming divertiement in theentertainwent. Re- member, it remains in this city until Saturday, af- fording full opportunity to witness the resemblance ofthe floodon record, of which Father Noah is the bero. It is exhibited at3 o’clock in the after- noon, and at 74g o’clock in the evening—en accom- modation to all parties. Tuisore To Onrsans.—Mrs. Margaret Lenox, the respected mother of the late Mayor Lenox, bas raised herself a monument in the affections of the parentiess, by contributing one doliara to st. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum. The trustees of the institution acknowledge the benevolent tribute with heartfelt thanks. It will be appropriated to the edu cation and support of the orphans. The trustees et? Wibet Bin I pay thee for this noble usage, But grateful praise! £0 Heaven itself is paid!” Beramtine THe Paesipext’s House.—Messrs. Parker & Spaulding commenced painting the White House this ing, and will have it beautifully white ail over, in a short time. The President’s House will therefore present a new appearance to i and members of gress, at = eof of the national legislative people and their adjuncts, ia Washington. Seniovs Accipent.—Mr. John Keitly, a carpen- ter, was severely injured on Tuesday by falling from scaffold, used for building the new ship-house at tee Navy Yatd. Weare gratifi-d to learn that, though much injured, he is doing well. Wasurxetos Moxeuext.—The New England Society, of Montreal, Canada, have informed the “National Monument Association that it is their in- ponent arn Ra 9 4 er ree an 2 inseription, inscruon a Be euan. g Tus Case or Davip Broruertron.—Mr. Brother- ton, of the’ Arlington House in this city, was cited to Baltimore on ‘Tuesday, in-relation-to the attack upon him in that city on the lete.election day. The Sun says in regard to the matter: a “It will be recollected ceived an accidental istol in the i nth parties the ae officer, Eytawe consented to a dis- misea e cases, ie matter ly (on Tuesday) amicably settled. eateries Mr. Brotherton tells us that out i the ade he ut of kind feelings to : to the a: rangement, as abov. announced,;which included their iene @ suit of &nd came home tolerabl: isfied with th > 8 ‘ably sat: with the result—hut is almost an eye out in the affray. Ixptan ScuMeR—We cannot record that the Present beautiful weather constitutes the regular In- dian Summer, but it is so much like it that we should receive it as such. The moon being far down South, we may such delightful weather till its fulf—after wh. nobody knows what the Clerk of the Weather may do. A Bogver ror Tax Battimore Posiic Scnoots. Mr. Thomas Wall, assistant public gardener, sent to Baltimore yesterday, for the commencement of the Eastern Female High School, the most rich and berutiful boquet that could be presented there. It was composed of every flower that now blooms, freshly plucked, and is a tribute from Mr. Wali thankfully to be appreciated. Waerzazours or Tue AnceL.—We find by an exchange paper that the Angel Gabriel made his first attempt at disturbing the peace, since leaving Wash- ington jail, at New Haven, on Wednesday. The appearance of a policeman was the signal for him to run away. Batu To-Niewt.—Such of our readers as may have a penchant for an interesting ball party, can take the boat, and be handsomely accommodated at the “Co and Co Club” ball, Alexandria, this even- ing. A charming fete is expected. Wartcu Returxs—.4 Sympathetic Case, §c.—The watch-house reeords exhibit for last night the cases of Thomas D. Smith, a “likely colored man,” out after hours, who was sent to the work-house for ninety days, in default of paying $10 fine, with co:ta, or giving bail. Patrick Farrel, drunk and disorder- ly, thirty days to work-house. Thomas Jones, a youth of about nine years, was brought in, badly beaten by his unnatural father. It appears that un- der the influence of strong drink, the father has been in the habit of much abusing the boy. He was very well pleased to be sent to the almsuouse as a vagrant for ninety days (the best that Captain Birch could do for him) rather than remain with such a parent. The little unfortunate excited much sympathy, this morning, as he lay asleep, from the effects of the = EES had eeoeet Are there no gener- us Or benevolent le in Washin; of the abandoned ey? wee Phe care This morning, Justices Birch and Myers had be- fore them, at the guard-house, a party of females who engaged in a free fight with one another, yes- terday afternoon, on 4 street, in the Seventh ‘Ward The amazons are put down as Sarah Osborne and Louisa Buchanan, white; Isabella Penny and Ann M. alias Puss Crecket, colored. The white creatures seratched faces, pulled hair, &c., most ferociously. They were held under security. The colored ones were dismissed. The whole affair was most dis- graceful to the parties implicated, calli for their being routed from the neighberhood they distu bed. ———SS—————— DIED. On the 25th instant, of consumption, FANNY THOMAS, youngest dai iter of W. and Josephine Slade, in the 5th year of her age. i The friend of the fan.ily are invited to attend her Tuneral to-morrow (Thursday) at 12 o’clock, on Massachusetts avenue between Fourth and Fifth streets, No. 481. On the 25th instant, after 15 days of intense suffer- ing, REBECCA JANE, aged 2 years and neazly 2 be ape daughter of Joseph L. and Melinda Wi jams. In Geo: wn, cn the 6th instant, in the 63d year of his age, FRANCIS LOWE DARNALL, of Prince George’s county, Maryland. On the 25th instant, after a lingering illness, JAS. QUINN, in the 16th year of his age. Wants. ee &Wanis” and“ Wanted” advertisements, four lincs or leas, fur each imsertign, 25 cents; each additional lime 5 cents. W aor ntout SITUATION FOR A COLURED house Boy about 17 yearsofage. A situation as « servant or at a bakery, or the services of a doetor would be preferred, as he is fully competent to fafill the duties of either place Enquire at the bas er tere street and New York ave., south side Oc! ae onan \ eae OR RIGHT MORE HANDS TO work on a piace near the city for the winter or year. Beard found. Also, a Man who has some knowledge ef black- smithing, and a good cook, washer and ironer. LLOYD & CO, Opposite , 15th street Office open from 9 bo Sdaily. oct Im ANTED A Si1UATION AS COOK BY 4 RE spectable woman, who can come well recom mended. Enquireat J G. Hempler’s, 0, htween Sixth and Seventh streets. oct 26—1t* We STOUT COLORED BOY. CAPA- ble of attending a small Steam Bugine, and doing work ahout the press room of # printing of- flee apply immediately st the Star office. oct 26—2t ANTED—AN AMERICAN OX GERMAN WOMAN to .o the housework of a emall ‘anily. Liberal wages will be given. App'y at No. 9 Maine avenue, Island. oct 25—3t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A small HOUSE, lo. ated about ‘he centre of Georgetown. Address ‘ BF,” Georgetown Post Office. oct 24—4t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—TEN JOURNEY- a tte inte wane bat goed ree men ne: 8) . ro Toonths worl 5 cet 23 arr ¥: PABKER & SPALDING. ANTED—AT MES. M. L. DAVISON, PA. AV- enue, between Ninh and Tenth streets, two experienced Mil/iners. The best prices will be paid. oct 23—tf 7 , oe SS SS See ANTS SKGROkS.—Thesubecribersare all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay ing the highest cash prices. Persons having Slavee for sale timore, il please call at 242 PRATT 8T , Bal- board at 25 cents per day. feb2—ly ‘Md., (Slatter’s old stand.) Slaves taken on B.M.& W. L. CAMPBELL. Boarding. Peszeize—s gentleman and his wife, or two Isdies or gentlemen, can be accommodated with in 8 private family, by early applica tion at No. north I street, oct 28—erdt* ret Ward. Bae ene a Hotek eee ven) nearly opposite Browns’ e and offers desirable tiom for. femilion or single gentls mat or transient. No more agreeable boarding house will be found in Washington. Je 15—ly PROF. SCHONENBERG, TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR OF Modern Languages and Literature, NO. 257 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. oct WwW GOODS, NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. N Just received, a splendid lot of— New Siiks of every description Cloaks and Mantiles, the newest styles Shawis of every kind Mousseline de laines and Plaid Merinos Cloths, Caasimeres, and Vesti: Domestic Goods of every kind 4,000 yda 44 raray ve é 000 yds Dress Calico. fast colors, at cont: 7 handsome lot of Ouriain Goods of various kinds ‘Tepestry Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Ingrain, oot 23--di0t HALL & BROTHER. ERGARMENTS in every vi Robes de lin Bosonts, &:., just recei at it a SIRGE’S, Willards’ Hotel. ODEY’S LADY’S 800K FOR NOVEMBER con- P for SHILLINGT ‘N’S fookstores Ladies National Magazine for Nc youn Arthur’s Home Bobert Bruce, King Zs Calsenates © Sets "a ine new Books received for sale as coon as at SHILLINGTON’S cor: Pa. av. and 4} st, Odeon Building. oot tf DR. J. B. GIBBS, Dentist, has removed his office from 4}¢ street to the ‘house of Dr. Arthur, Ps. avenue, betw: 12th and 13th streets, oct 14—8m* moda- | the wood without tearing or forcing the For Sale and Rent. LET.—A comfortabie HET if combbrtable three-story brick ¢well- few dope appiy to TO Moka Bates street, i oct 26—eo8ts TORAGE.—Those having Furniture, Dry S rman bf ard, Wi tag Cag at warn: commedations in the large, a and dry Basements under the Star Office, corner Pa, eerie Eleventh st. Apply at the Star office RK SALE OR RENT A TWO STORY BRICK House, on Pa avenue. Terms easy. Also wented, some 8+rvent Girls, and situations for men for every kind of work. CHAS. WALTER, Intel Office, No. 6 2 Poy Mage ges » No. 652 Leventh street. given OR RENT—Possession immedtately—the late office 0: balers fee D st., within ith Twelfth street and fifty yards of ite janction is of two stories. The Pa avenue. The bull ai into three convenient N ITOL HILL—THREE VERY DESIRA- \@ing Lo‘s No. 1, 15, and 16 in Square 787, between Best Capitol and A sts. south, square east of Capitol Grounds, will be sold on ac- Se W, areee GENTLEMAN, A RREOENT GRADU- ate of Dartmouth College, N H., and accus tne private ally, i oF meee We Bee ‘in 8 privat or near Washington, D. 0. or in any pact of Virginia, Address, through the City Post Oftoe, W.C Allen. oct 25—3te" Fo RENT—A STORE ON PA. AVENUE—THE neat and convenient sized Store in Stat Build ings, next to the corner of Pa. avenue end Eleventh street, which safd corner is soon to be opened by Hilbus & Hitz, as their Music Store and Piano ware rooms. The store now for rent will makea capital stand for almostany kind of business, as already the Star office is more frequented than any other business place in Washing:on. Apply at the counter of the Star offica. oct 25— Soe a He TO LET AND FURNITURE For Sale— A two and a half story brick House, suitable for a small gent-el family. Rent $225 per annum. Furniture new lsst sprieg and for sale low for cash. None but s cash customer need apply, at 382 West 13th street, between H and I streets. oct 25—3te ee ee Aor HOUSE ON 12:h STREET, between Cand D street, (Island wiN be rented for the present for $12 per month. App'y to B. L. Smali- wood, at the store of Clagett, Newton, May & Co. oct 25—3t* . DE YOU WANT A HOME?—100 BUILDING Lots for sale on easy terms to suit any person that wants to build. Fine store house on corner of Seventh and G streets, to let. WALTER A. TRUP, Carpenter and Bui'der, G, betwzen Seventh and Eighth street. oct 244—Im* Oe ———————— F®%, RENT—A TWO STORY FRAME BOURKE, eligibly situated, suitable fer a small genteel ae M, between Sixth and Seventh streete, No. Poseession given on or before the first of Nov Apply to JOHN M SMITH, on the oct 24—8t* premi F® RENT—A NEW THREE-STORY BRICK House on 10th street west, between L and M north. Main house has seven rooms and a celiar— back building four rooms beside a bath room. Gas and water fixtures. Apply to 8. SIMMS’ G: Store, corner Tenth and L street, or to James Barker, H street, between lith and 12th ets., or to Dickeos eats Lumter Yard, Gedrgetown. (Intelligencer copy and send bill to Star offica) 1 pays ALLOWED ON DEPOWITES.—Inter est obtained for Depositors and others upon first cleass securities, CHUBB BROTHERS, Bankers. ep 21—eo!f —$—$§$£ OOMS AND BOARD.—SEVEBAL SINGLE gen- tlemen cau be accommodated with pleasant rooms snd board, in a private family, with ail the comforts of a home, by application at No. 87 436 st. west side, between Missouri and Pa. avenues. oct 21—Im* (OR RENT—Three new three story HOUSES, on Pierce street, between North Capitol aed 1st st., sed Lend M. They contain six rooms each. Ap ply to CHARLES THOMA, immediately oppesite. oct 6—Im* TT 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 18th street, two doors south of Pennsylvania avenue. It will suit a gentleman desiring comfortab e quarters for the winter, in the immediate vicinity of the Avenue. oct 19—8w BARH 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, a fine site for a suburban residence. well adapted for market gardening. Enquire of B. 0. HUBBARD, Near the Toll Gate, on Seventh street. sep 27—Im* ‘AIRTY BUILDING SITES, containier about five T acres each, on a credit of ten y within twenty five minutes’ ride of the City Post Office, for Bale, lying between Washington and Bledensburg, distant from the central portion of the city from 24g to 3} miles The tract mts a front on three public roads, is in s g20d neighborhood and rapidly imp: section of country. s We will sell the above Lots on a credit of ten years, and on such terms as we are sure will insure to the purchaser an easy mrde cf payment, On many of the above lots there are fine groves of oak lore of original growth, and also some fine eprings of water. We offer these lots to residents of Washington, who would reside in the country and at the same time be able to attend to business in the city. Par- ties purchasing this fall will have the advantage of one yearin out fruit or ornamental trees. For lithographic plats of the ground and further explanations of terms of sale yee of JNO. B. KIBBEY,No 4, Golumbia Plece, corner of 7th street and Louisiana avenue. oct 23—12t BR SALE—DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND—Consisting of two HOUSES &4LOTS, the first being a new frame House, fifteen by thirty feet, with four large rooms, and summer kitch- en atteched, and other improvements, co: of ling, &0.,on @ full lot of 60 by 122 feet, ranning alley. The other is a frame house of four rooms, situated on a Lot 21 by 75 feet 10 in All information will be given by applyiag in person or by letter to “BYPHAX,” at the Btar office. N. B.—The first named house and lot would suit any one engaged in huckstering, &c. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. HEREBY make known te the public that I have I obtaiced a Patent from the United ‘tates for an improved Saw, and am now si Ghd dispore of rights, or furnish those with Saws who wish to avail themselves of this vast improvement. This Saw wil cut double the amount in any given time, with the same power es that of the o: . The Sathte of tay invention ia e0'to constrant sn tee h | taki of,the Saw that each tooth shall cutits ey through law, each teoth acting as a mortising chice!, and cutting a chip or core of the same thickness; that each tooth stendsin advance of the one next behind it; the cutting part of each tooth is exactly vertical; and, notwithstanding, each tooth edvances in front of the one next behind it; the blade of the saw to be of equal width. uiring the back of Saw to be in- clined forward; the sise of the opening between the teeth to be increased or reduced, according to the length of the 8aw and size of the timber to be cut, 80 that each space between the teeth hall be capa- ble of holding the entire chip or tore that the tooth behin¢ it may cut of. The Saw is capable of being attached to ap Aah eae L. STEWART. For further information Ors : STEWART & McOLELLAND, oot 24—e06t Warhington, D. 0. A CARD-TO HOUSEKEEPERS. Leh Fahagatintd begs leave to call public atten- T mn to his ascortment of House Furnishing Goede, which is now rendered con plete in every de- ent. He has recently reorived, in addition to former stock, « cheap and beautiful variety of— Cut avd Prevsed Glass Ware i Plain vy, 80}d band, and fichly decorated French ine Supericr?Table Cutlery, Silver plated Goods Lamps and Girandoles, Block Tin Goods. Japanred Ware, Bronze and Ivon Goods Fire Sete, Gas Fixtures, Baskets and Brushes Britann‘a Ware, Irom Stone China Mantel and Table Ornaments, Altogether forming the |: collection and b2st hing Goods that He pledges himself to sell as cheap as can be bought in this or any of the Ksstern cities. An ition of articles and prices is ereeeay solicited. ne . W. POCRLBR Lew Hel, Pennsylvania avenue street. ost 21—eod Gt : CALL AND GET A GOOD STOVE. IBAM RICHEY, Manufeotarer and Deale? in STOVES aud TIN WARK, corner of sad Seventh street, Ws D. 0. articular ELEGRAPHIC.— BALE OF, AND OLD AND KITC Bxpressly for the Daily B Bedding On SATURD Ostob-e | LL Milsh Cow at auction sar gree TEER & yBeting she. org 8m. at our A Room, AY, the 30th instant, we shall sell, at 10 = St publi sareuue and Ninth street, we chall sell, ,clock a. m., at the residence of a gentleman dectin- Bridge. Broken Dowa. : Lain! “Bede Ged Sette wel ‘essorted lot of | ing saa ee south of Barrmons, Oct. 38.—A drove of cattle pass- "28 Botstoads, single and double of Thos. eqs an oneellnt saenerast ty | 18g Over the bridge the Susquehanna 10 Feather Bete °° ee a Oe at Port Deposit, brok the biddge and Lot of Pillows and Bolsters De ond rated were precipitated into the river carrying with 20 paire Blanks F Do! Dining, Gard, and other Te | them and breaking the wires af the Morse line 20 Marseilles Spreads 0 Girandoles, 80) and __ | telegraph, suspending all telegraphic opera. 30 Westiohe Olock, W. Washstands and Wardrobes tions with the North. The amount of damage eae ie moe China, Glass, Crockery and Stone W: not ascertained. Sofas, Chiirs, Tables Andirons, Shovel and Fenders ONE Fewmzn a oo, | fiessntcoaestings comerenttinte | thas wer an eet erineasy otpetae oot 26—3t (Intel) yen Btoves, and a general assortment of Kitchen Re among the cattle. By ROTH WELL @& BROWS, Aucts IXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- at the Mi vane We | Pennsylvanis avenue, quisites “ — With many other articles which we deem unne Hack Driver Stabbed Cessary to erate, ‘Also, a goed Mich Oow, which now gtves milk. | New Youx, Ost. 26.—An Orleanian whose a Terme: All sums under $25, cash; over that sum name is unknown, stabbed a hack driver last credit tine for notes satisfac night in front of the hew York Hotel. The GREEN & SOOTT, driver is dangerously wounded. Auctioneers P.8.—The House is for rent, » good two-story and Baltimore Markets. attie brick, containing ten rooms and all necosraty Baxtrwore, Oct. 26.—Breadstuffs have ad- Apyily on the premises. @ £8. | vanced. There have been sales of Howard By ROTHWELL & BROWN, ducts. | ‘Tet flour at $8.75, and City Mills at $8.50. AUCTION SALES of Dry Goods, dc., will be | Wheat—7,000 bushels sold, white at $1.80, a agtaned ss our eae the | $1 90a$2, and red at $1 75a$1 85. Corn—3,000 ate. “vee | bushels sold, white at 720., and yellow at 750. ‘ust opened an additional supply of new Goods, ———— =— ot Blankets, Shawls, Cloths, Casshneres, Earthquake in New Hampshire. Fiannels, Linsey, ROTHWELL & BROWN, Keuns, N. H., Oot. 25.—Shooks of an earth- * Ki one ay Re’ Gubler pci = | oe ag_ag ome rma eh and Trea, | quate were seraraly axparianond bare at 10 epTorms ofealo: Cash for all sums under $35; over | By GREEN @& SCOTT, Auctioneers. | ‘*ken, but no damage was done. smount s credit of two and four months, for ANDSOME TWO-STORY FRAMB HOUSE an: |" Doubtfu = jotes, notes satisfoctorily endorsed, bearing interest. H and Lot on north L, between 18th and Dh a Boston, Oct. 25.—The notes of the Bank of Bolsters and Pillows Bedsteads, hair and shuck Bureaus, Basins and Ewers» chamber Ch: Cooking and other stovés, in varisty ras Knives and Forks Glass and Crockeryware, Table Linen. Rugs in great variety The attention of perso furniture dealers ie argane fernabing, and sin of streets at Auction —On THURSDAY, the 96th inst. amount to be sold bergsins may be expected. | V¢ "ball sell, in front of the premises, at 43¢ o’ci’s | Hollowell andthe Shipbuilder’s Bank of Maine, J . m., part cf Lot No 8, i jusre Ne. 140, frontin; ‘used to-da: Suffolk Bank, ies te "BROWN, Auctioneers. = i renters new Pep imi The house = = by the ~ tains four and conveniently putable. : Onehalf cash ; rooms. Massachusetts Politics. By J.C. M y cGUIRE, Auctioneer. balaneo in six and twelve | Bostrom, Oot 25.—The Norfolk County Con- RES CoLe AND HOUSEHOLD EF. 3 AT | months, for notes bearing in ti f Hunker Democrats Publ c Bale—On WEDNESDAY morning, i x beeen BB to-day nomi- ember In at 10 oclck atte reed Siosslin 1 ac. | 4 deed given and a aes trust aee : pace ep ek ved Governor, and tween Trrelfth and Thirteenth creete Tey ony | ot a ———— rt T shal all his Furniture and Household Effests ving By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. Departure of the . ae Dpenttos ae ORRITURM AND HOUSEHOLD BFFROTS AT| Boston, Oot. 25.—The Cunard steamship Plush Rocker, easy Cheirs Public Sale.—On TUESDAY morning, October | Europa, Capt Shannon, sailed at noon Cane and wood seat Chairs, Loun, Slst, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. Offey, with a8 passengers-for Liverpool and 15 for Carpets, Oilcloth, Matt ge No 285, south B street, between New Jersey ave. ji * : ‘hb, Matting nue and First st. eart I'shall eell-— Halifax. Among the former wag Mr. E. Stan- Curtain: Window shea” = Damask covered Tete-a-Tete Sofa {oy Rogers, of Baltimore, bearer of dispatches = om Sao e Mahogany pa' lor Chairs, Centre Table to ion. She takes out $226,000 in ie. Wardrobss, Bedsteads, Toilet bets ange, cane srat Chair Also, among the are the Bishop of Mehogany Crib, Swing Cradle, Mattresor Dining, breakfast and other Tables Montreal, and M. the French Consul 6 Ghee Octtage Boreaus, Washstands . Dining Tables, Olocks, Looking Glasses a0 aes sborerins at Boston, and family. Superior cooking avd other Stoves mre “Cart i wane, Shad ts Together with assortment of Kitchen Farniture. : Terms: $25 and under cash; over $25 a credit of sixty and ninety days, tor notes eatisfactorily ‘en- dorsed, bes ing interest. JAB. C. MoGUIRE, oct 25—d Auctioneer. eet By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers. OUSEHCLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE at Auction—On WEDNESDAY, the Ist of No- veraber, we shall sell at the residence of Wm. Flye, Eaq., at 10 o’clock a.m, on north K, between 8th and 9th streets, near the Western House, an excel- lent ascortment of Furniture. vis : Mahogany Sofa, parlor and rocking Chairs Do ~ marble top centre and other Tables a Increase of Cholera in New York, zw York, Oct. 25.—Startling casesof sud- den death from cholera, a be - duced by eating oysters, are trans in this city. Three fatal cases are announced in the afternoon papers—John H. Camell, cash- fer of the Mechanics’ Bank; James Foster, agent of a line of packets; and Morris M_ Davidson, counsellor at law—all after a few hours illness. Rumors are also current of like oases of sickness from cholera. Trial of 8. T- Beale—Robbery. PHILADELPRIA, Oot. 25.—The case of ST. *, Oilcloth, Rugs or, Airtight and other Stoves Together with a general assortment of Kitchen Requisites xf PP oes ae $20 and under cash; over $20 « credit of ity y days, for notes satisfsetorily en- dorsed, beating interest. JAS. CO. MoGUIRE, oot 24--d Auctioneer By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. f Moe SALE of Valuable Building Lot near the Railroad Depdt—By virtue of a deed in trust, bearing date on the llth day of April, 1854, recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 74, folios 271, 272. 273, 274 and 275, the subscriber will sell at public sale on Tueeday, the ist day of November, 1884, at Do Whatrot, French Bedsteads, and Wash- | Sc delock wnt, on the promises, all that piece or seaatut erie da a ed i stands paroel of ground lying and being situated in the eit: ad: “ fe mother randoles, solar, hall and other Lamps of Washington, and being part of Square No. 630, ist lady was examined, ang corroborated China, giass, crockery, and stone Ware beginning for the same on New Jersey avenue, at a| ber testimony, stating the of her visttta Maple B+dsteads Point 250 feet 6 inches fiom the ncrthwest corner | the city, and giving a of the occar- Cane and other Chairs of said square, and running thence at right aogier, | rence on her return. 3ply, Angrein, passage and stair Oarpets to New Jersey avenue eastwardly 186 feet 2¢in;| David Paul Brown opened the case for the Bugs Payee Mattrosses bran poor ame oheesd ane ® Parallel | defence, and took the ground of the : ine m Cooking, radiator and airtight Stoves a first lines ine good character of the defendant, and juet- Jersey avenue 130 feet 2inches; thence northward | nation of the lady while under the influence 0a New Jersey avenue 22 feet to the place of begin- | of ether as a natural effect. ings containing sede a ee more or less. os Several witnesses were then examined as to above property is eligibly situated near the good haracter and standing allsoes Devoe ant oftere & favorable opportunity paced 2 . of the Se, , =e Last night the jewelry store of Samuel Ze: The te f sale wi'l be cash, and if not jed * with in one week after ihe da ct aale, the property in North Second street, was robbed to tl will be resold, at the risk expense of the pur-}amoun* of six thousand dollars, the entire chaser, upon one week’s notice. And a good lot of Kitchen uisites With a large lot of other articles which we deem unn to enumerate. Terms: and under cash; over $95 a credit of two, four and six months, for notes satisfactorily en- dorsed, bearing interest. GREEN & SCOTT, oct 26—d Auctioneers, a ee By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. stock in the store being carried off by the rob- ANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD] Ali conveyances at expense of purchaser. bers. H Effects at Auction —On THURSDAY morning CHAS. 8. W. ACH, Trustee, the 2d of November, at 10 o’clook, at the residence JAB. O. McG A of Mrs. Gibbons, on Indiana avenue, ‘between First | oct 20—eodds Auctioneer. THE UNION ACADEMY, and £econd streets, I shall sell all her furniture Corner of 14th street and New York avenus. and household effects, compris ag— BY @. F. DYER. 'HI8 Institution will be for the next year 8p) fee Rosewood Ens pote =A ba E, 8S. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. on the first Monday in ber, 1854. The Pair ef handsome walnut maroon plush eover IRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. | cumber of pupils is mised. schosl will con- tete-e-tete Sofas, with arm and parlot Chairs T By virtue of a deed of trust from Patrick A.| aist of three Juntor, Middle and Senior. Ip micas oes ‘ood Centre Table Byrne, and Mary Jane Byrne his wife, to Edwin C | ery a facility is offered. Apslications should He fe Reception Chali Morgan and William E. Howard, the same beligre | be made Im nce given to those Maroon damask Curtains, Cornice, ac Peautifal i gilt Mantel Ornoments, Vases Walnut atnot, papier mache Tables Handsome tapectry, three-ply and ingrain Oarpets Brussels Stair Oarpet Matting, Ofleloth Mahogany epring Sofa, p!ush covered Chairs Fine oak extension Dining Table Oane seat oak dining Chairs, butler’s Tray pee Ere China, Dinner, Dessert and Tea Ser Silver plated Castors, cut-Glassware Superior English ivcry handled Table Cutlery, fiity Piec's Silver plated Spoons, Forks and Candlesticks, Fire corded in Liber J. A. 8., Ne. 15, one of the land| who sedi me time. records fer Washington county, in the District o Circulars at Columbia, we, the raid Morgan ard Howard, will] THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY will opes st fell, in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the | the same time. Circulars as above. 8th day of November, A. D. 1864, at 44 o'clock, p. ie Z. RIO! jy 81—d3m = the mllowing Piece “Ts parerl ots ecard and rs MRS. M. A. RICUARRS, the city of Washington, in the iscictefOotembs,| WASHINGTON INFIRMARY, Sttuated oe north of the City Hall, and known as parts of iots seven (7) and eizht 8) in square No. four hundred and. fifty-four, z as! “s { i= extensive additions to the buildings of this institudon ere completed and eonstantly opem ning for the same at the northwest corner of Lot for the reception and oare of the sick. eight, and running south on Severth street, twenty- one fect, thence esst at right angles with Seventh Every benefit, comfort, and convenience which ean obtalned in hospitals are secured for the inmates street west sixty-five feet, thence due north forty- one fest, thence west twenty-seven feet six inches, thirty-seven | The instituton is visited daily (or oftener if ness thence south twenty fee', thence west y feet six inches to the place of 4 Superb iron high post Bedstead, entirely gilt, with | "Terms: One halfeach; the ial nein Gand 1% 227787 2 Phyeisien and Surgeon from the Booulty cenopy and elegant eile eek curtains months, with interest, the deferred payments to be] ” pr B 1. HaLEm, resident physician, is al a Handsome Dreetng Buea Wasbstands seoured by a deed of trust on the premises. the building; aleo several resident students aa all Best hair and huek Mattresses EDWIN O. MORGAN, } Trustees. | necessary attendants. ~ oct 6B—eo W. E. HOWARD, By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. Fine Tunis wool Mattresses, Blankets Bed and Table Linen, Window Shades, &c. Together witk a general assortment of Kitchen The patients are nursed by the Sisters of Mercy, whose benevolent servicas have been found invaiu- able aince their introduction into the institution. tena RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE ané| © Physicians in the city ard alsoin thecountry and y pean and under cash; over that sum a T in Be upheld See a neighboring cities ol ——— who a credit of mont tistacto ustin and wife, bearing on advantages, vited to send them do! coe ee iti ood ed eh January, 1854, and recorded in Liber J. A. &, No ope - si - mane TAME. gaurmn, | SS 8 ch | in hn fm #8 0 0 pew 3 at pul taleon Tu y; ns ont A am | October, 1854, at 5 o’clock p m., én the premises, advance. ae Gg on First st. OR SALE—A fine young HORSE, warranted | part of Lot sound, and ly safe in harn or under the saddie. Can be seen at Earle’si Stables, First Ward, from 9 a m to 3 p m ect 16—e06t* in east, between N end O streets seuth; for = No. 5,in square south of Square No. 744 Persons will apply for aimissi Heian, resident physician, at the J; 3 fronting 69 feet 11 ims on aid First strest by75/ all communications in regard to the institution feet deep, on a 60 foot alley, together with the bui'd | must be to my. address. imzs und improvemen's, which consist of a well end GRAFTON TYLER, M D. wines ly pout ey septa Spe Georgetown, D.b, e terms Of ca'e one 5 and the Curator of the Washington Infirmary. Limaanr or Conanzss, Oct. 9, 1864. | balance ia equal psyments at sixand twelve month} oct 9—Imb - ‘OTIOE is hereby given that the Library of Con- | ter notes bearing interest from the day of sale, se | —————————————_____ N grees will be closed on Thursday, the 19th in- | cured by a deed in truet on the property. OOME AND LEARN YOUR FATE. stent and wil! not sgain be opened until faturdsy, Tf the terms of sale are not complied with in six B8. GROKGE, late of Rnsland, wishes to the ladies and gentlemen of Washington the 18th of November. days ater the gale, the property will be resold at oct 10—eotw JNO. 8. MEEHAN, Idbrarian. | the risk and expense of the purchaser, Upon One| vicinity that ahe can be consulted on the ‘week’s notice. her CARD. All conveyancing at the expense of purchwer. seth otek teaeees dlamiont eae whee § JOHN J. Fadel i eealh OHAS, 'B. Cet West side, ies. =p ison =e 4 1008880! ‘ i 25 cente—gentlemen 50. Hours from ee enentole inform Bis ee jee rn | _ cet 1 Btawaede Auctioneer. | morning until 10 o'clock at night friends of bagel Washington SAT ect 7—1m' - it it he is now ail or- fers In his Line in the noc emt pouible manner. No F. H. DAVIDGE, ASTROLOGY DEMONSTRATED, expense or trouble has been sparrd to provide him.| Attormey and Couaselior-at-Law, ROF. LEO SOUND may b> consulted on AnD in that wonderful work of Ae ne ee of conveniences for an Under COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS ology, fvial ing pe doulas ev oo Funerals attended to at the shortest notice. FOR THE ma: life, such as description of husband Calis at all hours of the night promptly answered | Virginia New York Maine or wife, how the purties shall —— changing sib st bis shop and residence, opposite Forrest Hall, on | Kentucky, kew Je: Tlinois uations, or employm nt, specu! ¥ east side of High street, Georgetown. Louisiane, Mississi law suits, riches, theft, things things JOHN J. McQUILLAN, Masechusetts Mary Pennsylvania | found, sickness, death, and fu Successor to Richard Pettit, Georgetown. | Florida Tennesste Alabama ture events, and all concerns of life. oct 21—e09t* Towa Georgia California Mademe Rosillis be consulted st the same th Mr. Gritith, BBM | S r eel | oe ay My gts nectwast and RB SAL! of . Gri A each. \y corner ‘ nsec of loadin sonsuqeanerer ise ary cae 10, BE te Dramas Spemptly end | Oe Soe tice ket. oct 1-—1m* the U a8 — IA pats of very nite crsiage Horse, tx excelent | OM Uaulsane avomvo, opp. Pith tret HEAT AND VENTILATE. dit \e —.S —_——-_---— A. dark h bred Horse, exoelient for! FASHTONABLE MILLINERY. wi puost_ ta Set Sp chat ores Gaeaee a harness, admirable a6 a sxddie horse. 188 MORKLY wilt open Fall snd Winter MIZ,| Bsiok’ and Portable Hot Air Purnscis end Kitenca A light fourwheeled Phaston, complete, nearly M LINERY, on Ba any; the 7th festant age includiog the Chilson, Boynton, Beste, Yar mone nyicked ee used 9 few times. the mee ee) 4 ~ an ton sees neh ys weil ae noag found in this A pet le ry country. teh several and Wanted young Ledy of integrity and good ot queue of Gitte, fe for the horses. | Dearance, as aaleswoman. Also, doveral good Milt ect; On herds complete aesortment of Regisany To be seen at BOHRER’S Livery Stables, Beale, | 2°T®. = ae W. THOMPSON 4 BRO., Lpdaher A tl na berth hd nd OYSTERS—FRESH DAILY. jambing & Ges Fitting Haablishmen . set Ak : Econ of these celicious Wivalver, can have} _Payavenus, s side, batween NEW GOODs FOR GENTLEMEN. th-m their various palates ‘havin; served up in every style agree Bronte f Thi ibscril cook, J. STEER, Merchant Tallon, 3 constantly re eiphcially “WEW AUCTION GOODS Bul iber has engaged a protessed y ceiving new sccessions to and hi HAVE just retarned from New York aad Pb'le |sectoscterree cme Op [Sete a meee | Leteemanep mamas "| up to order in. a most superior style at short Picpectp pk Loe! Ba HOTEL, and Millinery Goods, Dresses, notice Gentlemen in want of superior a ‘oct 8—Im Pa- evenae: | Fi Feathers, end Dress Trimmings, all may rely on being suited by calling at No. which will be sold at unusually low prices. Washington Place, -eventh st. oct 20—6t OARD MUSICAL. = Cail early and examine 6 "LLE W. EOYE, late of Stockholm, Sweden, bh a2 io BCOND a eh FOR SALE. has arrived in this city avd is prepared te caer Da reve, between BO wee One at FRR ive lessons to Scholars on the Piano $75 é = ! ! Oat! early end secure = bargain at the Murle De . Orders left at her residence, Mrs. Glidemeister, on HATS !—HATS !—HATS of street ntlemen in want of a Hat of ele Us & HITZ. | 4% t, near Pa. avenue, or at the Music Depot oey “prertdipetashaan chat 4 “eae ns ae eee | Lean ab aes Cee e AKING-REMOVAL.—- Mus. M. 3B He 8, Gents Grocate weaicame Dress Maker, Las re- Mu. SCHONENBERG, ing Goods, corner Oth street a ‘and Pa. avenue, where moved from her late residence on E str-et, between Teacher of Piano and Singing, they wii! ony — , novel, 9th and 10th, ‘to ‘No. 479, Thirteenth street, two NO, 957 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. at aS, pare ice! pele doors south of Pennsylvania avenue. All ordersin| oot 23—1f fe United States. hee Tne —_ ANG OLASSES IN LANGUAGES —PaOF. FOR SALE — The Sloop G20. WAS —Raso! Combs, Brush. HONENBE wil! commence IGTON, Serine Gres Orting te P| si Lanne ensayo Ono Bee eis Soe Pa famery to every variety, just received at hi: reeidence, 257 Ivania avenue. enquire at the corner