Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1855, Page 3

» EVE How to cer Patsests into THe District} 1" Dr. Heoflana’ ot : TELEGRAPHIC G ST AR. Issase Hosrrray.—In answer to frequent in- Bitters. ~The condition of the stomach tsof vital + WANTS. —" oe ae re ——~— a ewe. quiries for information concerning the method WANTED—A RESPECTABLE AMERI-| . By C. W. BOTELER, Anctioneer. feapertance. No man. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, | °j (jects pact patent nthe Diet | iran a ante aiken eae REPORTED FOR THE EVENING STAR. of Columbia’ Insane Hospital, we have to | qorougly and vigorously formed. With three- | who understands mae cookiat oneal ake ST Esters Clears ata a arr aro a eentedaieeer it pened tin een | 2. Manag notin ne | RUPLI Ge By een | sali ems fei a | FAN es a Seterns comaaene ted to obtain relief for the | person on whose behalf the application is to Pr iG Me bee » Pahoa ree fas eure- | ree miles from thecity. Any oné suited to fill on. Gocenins of Resnepiroste. crmmnnnnd 12th st | Bautiwone, Sept. 15.—Letters from Norfolk — Fog tony tot manera maces Te fo made, it mast be aocompanted b the cer- | ly create a and healthy action of the stom- | sonnenthome. “Address Bor 2a Clit Pon ther, Siore Fintan ten comtaized thescia, comeing | State that the new cases have considerably di- * $509.75 from the hackmen of the City of Wash- | HuGMS of two respectable resident physicians, | #°h as lessen the of mac! sep 15—6t in part of— minished. During the 24 hours ending noon ; Let the victlm of 4 indi in any jaston, Nore directed the following fetter from | there: when he or abe. will be ‘recerved, | tts oums try 1, and we guaranie n good ap it, to be published Neti eo eid pany fog Hp gt fener ref High, fad creat cherune es WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. 1855. wee cieeatastantiee - f the ae = Hon. Joux T. Towers, Ma i LF = Es orn "i “ beg a ti ee q r, be., &e. = her friends—that is when > Inhalation for Disensed Lungs.—The Sir: Having been honored by ing selected | per, Patients eis sdniied'oce > Pep wile of Inhalation, tn cases of qh yesterday there were 29 deaths in Norfolk and 12 in Portsmouth. Among the deaths in the latter place wore those of Mr. Bartlet and Miss Patterson, a nurse from Philadelphia. Consus of Boston. Bo ell met) 1. Foahlah Bee ‘ FRE RSaMany Tom ae | "El ae Say ee ee eons” And such eckerartclesuvaally found in fam- | ily Grocery. ANTED—TO E WORK OF a}, Also, fine Wine, G! Whis- ‘mmall. tamil , & iy competent to oi ‘Rey, #6, in wood Poules, tageuner with com: diseased as the medium of disbursi alized Paupers under | tnd throat, recommended by Dic Cartier hind’ | wash. iron nd. housework. T I. by the hplknen oF this pee ts 10th ith. se alii P het Dog ne the Grand Jury | vertisement, strikes us as the trie one. It is now goed ore a permanen eituation ma Ve secured by Also, pores penis Havana Cigars, Boston, Sept. 15.—The census of the city Tifeel assured no better disposition could be | fore the Grand aoe Bnet: 0 lew lly admitted by ovr best physicians, that te application at No, 703 M, between 6ih | fvorite brands, part high cost, and of very supe- has just been completed. The total popula- made of it than to entrust it to the better | to obtain cree tt De petiods ine tyne Seas Wik he ee ET An HF ciniieg, bs well as the trade, are invited tion is 163,000, Of this number discretion and t of yourself and the va suljess to ai'veouh Beemer sdeg | perouea Sees the Aree with Slee WANTED —A SERVANT (American orcol- | tend hess, oa the avers aoe’ will be sald ith. ees 60900 use of gentlemen associated with you as 2 committee. | and that he or she is aes Se Peoeiial, Rxmmation and corroslentone Seacaeet way ored) to do the cooking and washing of a j out reserve, the proprietor having other foreign extraction. In addition to the above I enclose you, therefore, a list of the several fined oh ges ot diseases of the throat and lungs may not be small family. Avy > &. BOLMEAD, Grocer, es a ak % amount it is estimated that men of business in contributors, with their respective amounts,| Tunears xp Warprixa.—Yesterday morn- ~ sage See T= — mer! at near Centre Market. 112 ‘erms: All sums under cash ; over and the sum of five hundred and nine dollars the ; and seventy-five cents, their groes receipts on i tae bendy [omy wade bare: Sale gee = ee Bagh een bese that day, and ssk that it be received a8 the | and their witnesses. It appears that Buont | to the efbrte? vo cially, to avail themselves of contribution of the hackmen of W: to- | Wise had complained to the Justice that Eliza | Dr. Curtis’s —[One who has tried it.] See Far eres te piticved of the cities of | Moody had made a threat to kill her, which, | S4¥ertisement in this paper. Norfolk and Portsmouth. I shall be excused, | if it had been carried into effect, would not | ,,cAUTI°%.—Dr. Curtis s Hygeunaiethe original sir, if I add that I am satisfied that the effort | have been wise; and Susan likewise com. | “™? Omly genuine article. WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A gord Cook, | Fetoriiyendersed’ bein tence Apply to fe DUVALL No dst Pe avenucrog: CW. BOTELER, pete Browne? tosct sep i323¢ | —eP 15—e0d Auctioneer, ANTED BLA YOUNG WOMAN OF | 1 eaDy-MADE CLOTHING ond STORE vate family, to do chamberwork and plain sew- Fixtures at Auction.—On MONDAY eve- - Belief for Norfolk. Corvama, 8. ©., Sept. 15.—The collections in this city thus far amount to $2,000, and 7 ; 7 they will be increased considerably. of this portion of our citizens, so creditable to} plained that Ann, alias All ing. Satisfactory reference given and required. | Hind, the 10th instant, at 74 o'clock, I will th individuals and 1 » Bias Alice Moody, had} {7 Te Nervous Suiferers.—A retired Cler- | A; atthis office. 121w | | ceed to sell the entire stock of ready-made Cloth- —_ whan isis kaetn te per g Sgr Eemens threatened to burn her house. Such are the | gyman, restored to health inva few days, after Pply se ing and Furnishing Goods at auction, contained Baltimore Markets, - M troubles which exist to a at extent am man: of great nerv: affering, { tion, been a season of extreme dulness, will be | the less respectable mombers of. that as to make ‘Knows the tedhe “of cure” Will send ag properly appreciated by yourself and their | population. ‘Tine Justice dismfssed these eases | (free) the rrcriptions used. Direct Rev. JOHN pope parca et it must ne for good and sufficient reasons. Susan would i ae 2 ape Fulton street, Brooklyn, N.Y. is ar generosity. have made it appear that she was the ‘wrong. Se hla ee With much respect sir, | am sincerely your | est oman in d Pork” but the facts, as ek. i> The Marbie Hall Clothing Emporium SO RE W AR D.—INFORMATION | in the store on Pennsylvania avenue. 3d door east $ 100Winren Ry FATHER, MAT. | of the National Hotel, (the flag will designate the THEW MARKLAND lett his boarding house on | Place.) ——— ofa farge variety of fashionable C street, between 3 and 4%, on the morning of the | 2nd well made , Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts, 2d instant, (Sunday last) at about 8% o'clock, | Drawers, Stocks, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Gloves since which time he has not been seenor heard of. | Hosiery, &c. wore black cloth dress coat. i The sale to be continued every evening until attract here west By order of the iaiaiaee peg passed ped that she had bad ol the note “= ety | oe me e ay-mede Olnuing ior ima aed sat wrt te cra ii pple Sate positive. ws sold os and it is not improbable that the feito of : ned out that she assumed the privilege x ower, a new pair in boots. He was sixty 4 fered fo: ill draw sup- Ino. H. Rutuxy, Secretary. - Pr ines | Gentlemen and Boys’ wear. In order to present | JOWer: F t Bow =" uf Will draw large The “general committee” a pointed rv fee of whipping one of her opponents; so they | our customers with a bok: of Goods pos to be | yea n Soete tty eth ee uns heavy frame, sats ys indows and remarkably straight for one of hisage. An JAS. C. McGUIRE, person having’ information concerning’ Bin will | _sep 15, See. greatly ara pa family a communicating the By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. Sind ene Will cheerfully give 2 reward of | -~ROCERIES AT AUCTION.—On TUES- sio0 tag person who will furnish information DAY morning. ber 18th, at 10 o’elock. by which I will be coer @ MABRTAND, at the store of Mr. 8. Townson, corner of 7th and tain from the citizens of Washington relief for | “°° Tedtized to give security for peace. equalled for the coming seasons, our present stock . Rake Coats, Vests and Pantaloons wil) Ue sold #t pri- the suffering sick at Norfolk and Portsmouth, | Dex Franxiix TARGET Company, No. 1.—It | ces that cannot tail to » Gaxhmerctt, Ura acknowledge the receipt of sums of money and | is with leasure that De Eta, Cassimeres. "a, Drill Li “y Gy eee ag | tee Wag pani ac | Magn ie . . r . KS e fist of individual doneas. Im adition, nD ladies, that this company has yielded to their og from pHa eeaeneg The exports ‘or the week have been heaty Tbay em brace 7,095 barrels to Brazil; 2,109 to video, and 2,422 to the British North American colonies. } The sy of Grain is nd prices are eishaaatl’” Witet onan $1 80a$1 t orth N st I shall sell a small but excellent 8s t . earnest request to give one of the best military sep 10 B 490 Li street north. | SSSortment of Groceries, viz: good to prime 66a$ anabytaomnhoes. sums is acknow- ares — — awe hel rer ope DIED, {Country papers please call attention.) wate a , Rice, Starch ref, red. re ——— — . og” and respec ‘ity o} e indivi On the 15th instant, MATTEEW ST. CLAIR, ANTED—A STEADY, RELIABLE Youth "oaps: les, &e. Provisi . Mest Pork $21 50 a mop h gery temwew hae members of the target company we predict for | infant son of John G.and Bertha M. Clarke, Pegi eee ek een Toe at age, whe |” Eee cheats sa = $22" Prime. S12. 305820 in balk Mest avenue, of his i- — oe ta ~~ ieee a ips is ever bee ~ etowl the Mth f cane ry Barre, pepe palate gm Terms: Under $20 cash; over ‘$20 a credit of Shoulders Lc. ; Sides 11te ; — ‘ lie. ag ae the Lith inttesseeeseeenvee $80 00 ay eb eee ak inch sree ie | ned pelnial dimete, he RRR a RR ed ee God Ana re eee ee eTzac® ro, | {ality dayey tae. appeoved endaceod votes, tear | oon —Shoalders 12ial2ie.; Giden 12talie.; ittle boy, name unknown 25 “i ‘ years, six"months and 19 days. quired. ress, in writing, to Box 313 2 — : © | CAB sseesteenseresererseceeess 250 cocdlanlag, Onaiera, chap hone tne: The relations and friends of the family arein- | Georgetown Post’ Ottice, stating name and tesi- | septa Auctioneer. — First Ward Cold Presbyt’n church Vain Chapel Bev in 1 se = sented with a number of valuable prizes for neces her the be Wenonah cn Bridge street Union Chapel, Rev. r. Taras pings that purpose. ‘The ball will take place on the | tetween Green and Montgomery. *’ _ ; Bhan u =e church, pe : “gr 32] ume evening, the proceeds to be applied to| In Norfolk, on the 10th Instant, of yellow fever, pr Te By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ANTBD—EVERYBODY TO KNOW that bid HANDSOME THREE-STO: they can get a lot 24 feet front by 130 feet Brick Houses and atnet Anolon in New Or! Markets. New Orveaxs, Sept. 13.—Cotton—Sales for two days 7,500 bales. Prices are steady and with consumption, left that institution, it is 4 uneral to-morrow at 4 p. m., No. 393 First st. 16 04 | supposed for recreation, notwithstanding he | east. between A and B no bh, Capitel Hill. Thi 56 52 | had been cautioned in the morning, by the ai- | friends are respectfully invited. vil ™ . as ishi 4 . | WILLIAM H. JACKSON, , for the low price of $75—payable $3a month | THURSDAY, the 20th instant, I shall sell, in | uneh: , and receipts are very large—mid- Mee itiacrant comme Her. [tremens nP=Y Ti Arms AMareou | Washivin. 1 nin ah fear ivage | Wiener Af Puguihe ain and Ome | fa afte pinta gf bloc pew al ee Freight are if and wacbunged » Ls. Wilson... 0ccsscesessesceee ‘On the 14th instant, in the 30th yeer of her age. 33: 3 sick , 2 ights are sti Foundry church, Rey. Mr. Phelps.. 107 00] | Scovex Deatu.—Yesterday evening, a pa- | Mrs. SUSAN INGLE, wife of Mi Joseph Ingle’ = zs edn Seite aba peveoeted est indepen! meyer . E Street Baptist church, Rev. Mr. tient of the Washington Infirmary, Ss wont | 4, eee pep hry CAFOLINE C., youngest = a ae 1 | 00d aad convenient aceasta aa ea (See BE eran err 50 00] thither on the 27th of August last, afilicted | @2¥shter of Gen. J. P. and Mary E. Chase, aged FOR SALE AND RENT. property fronts on G, between 13th and 14th ’ Thirteenth Street Baptist ch Rev. Mr. Teasdale......... Christ church, Rev. Mr. Hodges. es i Sate—tenrs itreets west, near the corner of 13th street. BeAvTiFuL COUNTRY RESIDENCE for lot runs back to a wide alley, #2 feet 10 inane sale.—I have a beautiful 30 acre tract of land | ‘The houses are well built of the best material . ] : itio e with fine house and oth t- buildin hich : ; balance in 6, Camp meeting Jobn Wesley church, = tondant physician, not to leave the premises. | — = = cost $6,000. ‘Any one desiring such a Teaivence sind toca Prager ee interest freast ae colored ... srescseeeceesess, 30 36] A few minucs thereafter he was seen on the AMPS!—LAMPS!—LAMPS! within five miles of Middiesburg, London county, | day of sale. Navy Yard Baptist church, Rev. Mr. steps of ey tae vomiting immense quan- Sol: d lard of! Lamps e Virginia, can Ret a bargain. The lend is in a ‘A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Greer... se 10 12} tities of blood. The lady witnesses of the | German student’s or economical Lamp staie of high cultivation, and there aie two prime | ‘Title indisputable. > German Evangelical church, Rer. painful scene called to a to run for help; | Pine oil swinging Lamp orchards, wrbich yield several hundred dollarsan- | The Houses will be sold separately, with the lot Mr. Finkle.-.-.+.+.-see0-+e+-.. 50 00] but before aid could get tohim the poor fel- | Britaunta and glass spirit gas Lamp Bina io Ahk t cotter, (Ring atiached to the | on which they stand, a GREEN, The Hackmen of Washington, thro’ low sunk to rise no more—a corpse. Kis body | Splendid Bohemian glass centre table Lamp i ue a S00" for the — fe oa viishine : A. 2 2 = = - the hands of R. Wallach, Esq.... 509 75 | was conveyed to the Infirmary, from which it | Mica Lam; $2 ar a ‘capetaee: 3 f R. sq 3 C e ry, fr Taper hand Lamps $2,000 cash ; balanceon time to svit the purchaser. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Avetioneer. Mrs. George S. Gideon, on account of will be buried. His name was either Patrick | x} icher’s lard Lamps pply t> GEO. 8. MANEY, EREMPTORY SALE OF Fort ht collections making by her........ 50 00 | McNinnery, or McNanny. Lanterns, Candlesticks, &c. sop be Broker, 13th street, No. 428. ; seg | 7 00 > Ww # ember + 8t5 o'e! , at the Auction Rooms, | ice SAL ‘ety SORES OP wOOD LAND shall sell, without reserve, the following list of pleasantly situated, for only $5. Mey Leta ix: ng au at the na hana Office, 7th st., above Satan No. 93 Lots 3and 4 id Fallows’ Hall. _ sep 15_ Do —-916, Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,5, 9and 10 A “ERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT Do 917, Lots 1,2, 8,9, 10, 11, 12, 17, and FOR SALE.—This property contains about 18. thirty acres of land, which cannot be surpassed in Do 911, Lots 3, 4, 5 an fertility by any land in the county, with a very Do — 982, Lots 3, 4, 5. superior brick building, 40 feet by 50, two and a Do M2, Lots 2, 3. Beautiful wtherial oil Girandoles $1,441 07 | To Puysicrans axp Nurses.—Any physi- | Bronze, silver and gilt candle do. Of the Benevolent Society of Christ Church, | cians or nurses who desire to go to Norfulk or Candle Tops, Paper Shades a box of clothing Portsmouth to attend the sick there, will be por pyre) baste * hts Taylor & Maury. two dozen blank books for | sent down free on application to our fellow- m Peers ae) 2 a ita 2 the collectors, and Mr. Moore for printing the | citizen, Mr. George Mottingly, the superin-] sep 11eo3w * "S34 Seventh st. same. tendent of the river portion of the Potomac SSG Haan NRE IET sue Charles De Selden, a package of clothing. | river and Fredericksburg and Richmond rail- Nz. MACKEREL, CODFISH, Herrings Mrs. L. Buckingham, a package of flannel. | road route. So, also, will any donations of Sua Ficeioed Salman. Se BoARDING —vRs. DUVALL, No. 331 Penn- ‘ivania avenue, a Brown’s Hotel, bas famili apie peau which she will ~4 jes or 5! * rent with board at moderate prices. She can also ac- commodate six or eight table boarders. 4) 5; 9'and 10 jy : So t Yauding his day, those vile: Motch: tiga Bic 1 h : Ro Of the above money $1,300 have been trans- | clothing, provisions, &c , which may be trans- ae aye s > half stories high, containing 3 large rooms and a Do 987, Lots 1. 2,3, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13,20, 21 ARD, & p> A i > * * = — ° *, . ¢.—MRS. BATES,ON THES. W. mitted, in equal portions, to the President of | mitted be the sufferers to the office of Captain | 102 barrels new No. 3 Mackerel, Boston pee large attic, out of which four or five commodious and 22. Bs wenvue and 9th street the pate Association, Norfolk, and to the | Mattingly. This speaks well for the public | 61 half Mae o <aiibes Pas ‘ton | rooins eorild be converted if ner essary, a good | ‘The purchasers must take such tile as can be rot Pummeytuais # Mayor ef Portsmouth ; and $100 have been | spirit of the company. ld barrels do No.2 do ao Placed in the hands of several ladies to pro- 10% bbls do do do do cure clothing for the orphans. A Grxenovs Doxation.—The employees on | 10 do No. 1 Pickled Salmon; selected ex- By order of the commgttee : board the steamer Baltimore and Mount Ver- pressly for table uss Joux P. Ixaie, Treasurer. non have prneronsy contributed 347.25 for 7 opine pens; * repeioc seme the relief of the sufferers in Norfolk and Ports- | 2900 pounds Grand Bank Codfish stone kitchen. and nesessary out-buildings, with | Made by J. J. Vanderkemp, of arya oe a geod barn, together with a choice selection of | Which is believed to be perfectly good, the frnit trees. particulars of which they may learn by examina- This Property is situated in Loudon county, | ton of the records, or by inquiry of Andrew Wy- Virginia, about 40 miles from Alexandria, and | lie, Fsq., next door to the Patriotic Bank. lies‘on the Alexandria Turnpike Road, 5 miles | Terms cash, in current funds. above Middleburg, 2} mi'es from Upnerville, and JAS. C. MeGUIRE, within § miles of the asses Gap Railroad It} _sep 4a Auctioneer. 's considered as one among the handsome:t local- SREE arr ities in the county of Loudon, and one which is moonn' A. at ag very seldom presented for sale in this section of tare eggs t Auctii =the ORE FIx- country, ting as it does acommanding view AY. the 19% <0o Bt Auction.—On WEDNES- of the Hine Rlaze Mountain, to say nothing of | DAY: the 19h in-tant, I shall sell, at 10 0°clock, the eurrounding scenery. @. m., at the Grocery Store of W. A. Orme, at the The House is well adapted to a Female Semi- psi depicts = se Sn ae nary, which is mich needed and desired in that | “Or ipent of Family Groceries, viz : nei-hborhood. The health of this section of | Zeas; Sugars, Cotfees country is proverbial, and needs no comment. ee By JAS. C. McG@UIRE, Auctioneer. aes CLASS BUILDING LOT FOR Sale-—That bi “—— lot of Ground adjoining the newly-! of Capt J. B. Montgomery, being Lot No. 6, in Square 218, fronting 50 feet on I st eet, and running back 80 feet 7 inches toa 7 feet alley The above descri! Ss SATURDAY evening , the 15th instant, at i oy rth of purchase money cash ‘erms: One-fou balance in 6, 12 and 18 months, for notes ‘secured, _Tuz Jewisn Houipays.—We briefly men- | mouth, which they have sent us tobe furward-| For sale, wholesale and retail, by tioned yesterday that our Hebrew fellow citi- | ed on its destination. It has been Desmnptly KE. E WHITE & Co. sae tot losed their places of business for | transmitted through Sweeny, Rittenhouse Louisiana avenue, opposite the Bank of Wash- tl da; in compliance with a religious cus- | Co., bankers, of this city, as per direction. inaton . betw. 6th and 7th sts., No, 63, iron front. tom by them sacredly observed. It may be Really, our fellow citizens are dving wonders awe? ess. £ interesting to many of our readers to learn| in this good cause—those whose means are RR. w. HENRY PALMER'S that on Thursday, the 15th, commenced the | least, striving to outstrip those who might fair- cer 1 C civil year of the Hebrews. The day is called | ly be looked to as outstripping them. 4 ea ators peer g ait N obedience to the numerous requests forthe in- Rosharn, the beginning of the temporal year, and is the first day of the month The = . . . by a deed of trust. 2 : ri, whieh Sail inne - | © troduction of the Piano forte Classes into the} If tie quantity of land is not sufficient for the Soap, Candles, Molasses, Syrup ‘ enter is ae! first civil and the seventh ecclesiastical a haaeipeper ge sae eigen erabint e ad ee | hy = ease diene at archaser I have Svacres nearly adjoining, which Ee near (vid aa itte Seconi tatians colagiael with in three da e: = rv A nm eae ty, P conduc! vi 7 wale. resold is the 5, Cltth in the Hever chaccony he dpabed up Penneylvanja avenue on horseback, | on the same principles as those already formed in | ~ Yor farther Saformation apply to AMOS DEN- AHI Ce one El eines and Segars | Tet and expense of! — the month are the ‘feast of trumpets’’—“in | 904 idle inn. ou: the pa abe rushed to the | Mr. Falmer, at bis residence, No. 233 ¥ street, sep ti_ste” ae ee: Tea Caddies and Measures = — - the seventh month, on the first ay of the edge of the vements to see whether she | Washington. Terms $5 per quarter. =a 2 PY pees Counter and Bins, Store and Pixtures F OR REN T—A NEW THREE-STORY | With many other articles which we deem un- Brick House, at the corner of Vermont ave., | Recessary to enumerate. and N street nerth ‘Tbe main building has six } |The sale will be without reserve, as Mr. Orme is chambers, and a parlor extending the whole range | #bout to leave the city. e of the house; the back bullding contains a kitch- | | Terms: Under $25 cash; over $25'8 credit of en and dining reoms, and there is a Woodhouse | 30 and 60 days, for notes verre | endorsed, attached. ‘To a good and punctual tenant the rent | bearing interest. A. GREEN, month,”’ (Numbers xxix, 1,) the “feast of broke her neck or not, the opi i sep 1u— a 7 pinion seeming to} “SP °°’ fae be aes ised ag gor- | be that ere she reached Fifteenth street ake COAL!—COAL! 334, 2th 2: x ba 3 7 orth yet would certainly catch a high fall. She was HE: consumers of Coal are respectfully 1a- Pasa _ = vate ie voy S| certainly doing a risky business. formed that the undersigned can furnish them po mer pw oar edaria ae dane with a superior article, and at the very lowest ee ey soutd of the trampet bs Tar Compiimentary Benarir of the Metro- | Price. Punctuality and just weight is his motto, By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. No. 79, folios.235, 236, 237 and 238, one of the land Hi La and e8 ma’ far him be mi se} —a records for Washington county, in the District of “ > be assures all that may faver him with their | Will be made to suit. iit tras Auctionser. | Solamb ‘will sell, at public sale, in front of honor of the day, and also as the anniversa! litan Hook and Ladder Company, by their | Srders that they will have no cause to complai: Apply to AUG. €. GILLETY, or Wu. ¢. | ————————-——_ — Columbia, we w . (according to porn \ Of the mitaenions rig Ronen firemen, will take place this evening, | Call at the Yard te dd ayer ase fo complain REDDALL ot the Department of State. By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. the premises, on THURSDAY, 26th day of Sep- tember, 1555, at 5 o’clock p m , a partof Lots No. 10 and 11, in Square No. 297, in thecity of Wash- ington, 1a said District, and being described as follows: Beginning on the line of south D street 56 feet and three inches from the southwest corner of said square, and running thence east with said street 25 feet; thence north 100 feet; thence west 25 feet; thence south 100 feet tothe of - ning, with the improvements. ‘be said lot is well improved witha neat Cottage House Terms of sale: oe et) monk Bon mainder in two payments at twelve months, with Ske to be secured by a deed of trust. The terms of the sale to be complied with In five days, and upon default therein the Trustees reserve the right to re-sell the premises at the cost and risk of the first purchaser. All conveyancing 2 "s cost. JY DAVIS, '¢ Trustees JAS. C. McGUIRE, ‘Auctioneer Zz, terpositi inet 5 at Odd Fellows’ Hall. A splendid silk Na-| Pa. avenue. H.C. HARROVER. The followin; kk. (Sat 4 company selling the greatest number of tick- RUSHED " of atonetent (Kipar) vocurs, On this ees. | ol. The entertainment will concit of both | [,QA¥ CRUSHED, POWDERED, Growna sion the Israelites abstain from food and drink | YC! and instrumental music ; the best talent gars, Sirups, Teas, kc.” {rom sunset to sunset, in ordination of thelaw. | 4aving been secured for the vccasion. We have received from New York, per schrs. The week following is the Feast of Taber- Veirtay, Ashinnd and Volaat— nacles, which is observed in commemoration} Sazsatsa Scnoon Exrentamwext.—On Mon- | 100 vag om ipeoencary Pacervae a eaterecr uf of the exodus from Egypt. when the Israelites | day evening, the 17th instant, the Sabbath gars sd thd ’ 7 wandered in the wilderness for forty years, | School of the Sixth Presbyterian Church will] 51 hhds. New Orleans, Porto Rico and Musco- and dwelt in booths or tents. In the Holy | repeat their entertainment of the 27th ultimo, vado Sugars Land, in the palmiest days of the chosen of | for the benefit of the children who have been| 2 tierces Stnart’s refined Sirup the Lord, it was usual at this season for vast | made orphans by the yellow fever in Norfolk | 2 tierces Lovering’s Golden Siup Bumbers to assemble at Jerusaiem, for the | and Portsmouth. S Suitable opportunity is spigot a black and green Teas, part Purpose of worshipping in the Temple dedi- | thus afforded for the juveniles of our city to . - Loft: cated to the worship of the Most High. It express their sympathy for the poor, bereaved M00 bags Hic, Laguyra, and Marzcntho Cofices Mee rT G e Coffee Was on one of those national assemblages, | children of our sister cities. cng ais a en ry ee sep 13—2w sus eee aes THE MOST vor POE RENT-A LARGE BRICK toUsk, |') Sele Building Lots for a Private Resi- with stable in rear, and cistern of water in | demce im Wathington.—On WEDNESDAY the yard, cofMftaining nine rooms, on J. st., near | toon. September 19, at 6 o'clock, I shall seil, $th street north. , ? on the Eames, part of Square No. 375, fronting For sale, several Lots of ground, in the First 48 feet 10 inches on 9th st., depth 101 feet, contain- and Fourth Wards. For terms enquire of the | ‘FH atony Gta square tm» Located on Sth street undersigned, north wing Capitol cepemsloNES, | between G and H, and is known ax the property = SS, fot ire Humphreys. It fs situnted en an ele- OR RENT—A desirable Dwelling House on | Vation of about four feet above the level of the 6th street, between D and EF, being near Penn. | street, and is deemed altogether decided!y one of avenue. itis lighted by gas and heated by a fur- | the most eliztble localities for the erection of a nace. The house is in good order, has a bath | @ private residence in Washington. room and all the conveniences for comfort. Pos- | Should it be desired on the day of sale the lot session can be had abont the middle of Novem- | Will be divided, making two lots of 21 feet five ber. ior further particulars apply to THOMAS | inches each. PARKER, opposite Browns’ Hotel. Terms : $1,000 cash ; residue notes at 6. 12, 18, P S.—Any person reuting the house, if they pre- } and 24 months, bearing interest, secured by deed fer, can purchase the Furniture at a fair valuation | in trust on the property ey which ix new and in good order, only being used Cc. W. BOTELER, in the house a short time. au 30—eolm sep 13—d © Auctioneer. though at a different period of the year, being 1 bale Mocha Coffee at the Feast of the Passover, oceurring in the | CzLenration or Constitution Day.—The| For sale by E. E. WHITE & CO., sep 7—2aw&ds month of April, that the last and mest famous | anniversary of the adoption of the Coastitu Louisiana avenue, bet 6th and 7th sts., opposite = —— . = By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. Mica Sta a —$—$____—— Siege of Jerusalem commenced. Jerusalem | tion of the United States will be celebrated on me Seeks - Washington, No. 63, iron front. Pine tee aie ns arnt nelgha ie RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE Real ws Aad S sate on sesame or Ep to te ee much worshippers, who had come | Monday evening, in the hall of the Smithec-} P10 ret ane House, with ab by Estate.—By virtue of a decree of the Or. | STRUSTEE'S, SALE @ by é up to the holy city, when the Roman army, | nian Institution. As we have heretofore pub- | NEW PAPER-HANGING AND UPHOL- | a substantial fence, situated on L street, between | phan’s Court of the District of Columbia, ap- round.— By virtue deed of trust bear. under the command of Titus Vespasian, laid | lished, an oration will be delivered by Hon. STERING ESTABLISHMENT. Sege to it, and in consequence of the masses | R. H. Gillet, and Dr. William B. Magruder IME subscriber having taken the Store, No 291 of the people collected within its walls unpro- | will read the Constitution. The public gen- Seventh street, between H and I sts , would vided with provisions, succeeded, after one of | erally are invited. a his friends and the public gen- the moet obstinate defences in the pages of his- erally that he reo soap one a - sere sat ef tory, in starving them into submission, The} Tue Hasiin Hovse.—The propriotor of this | Of the Jatsst patterns of papers, and «i! other art{- aaie s Pet Pe 4 cles in the above business, which he is prepared to Year 561 deficient leap year, containing | well-known establishment, on the corner of | Gispose of on the most ressonabie terime Being ~ thirteen lunations, comprising three hundred | Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street, yester- fully prepared to execvte all work in bis line at and eighty-three days. day paid to our Mayor $20, the proceeds of | the shortest notice, he flatters himself that he will his business of the day before, to equally eo of sore Loe eae ‘i Tug Penits or tax Pave.—A communica- wera between the Norfolk and Portsmouth sep 12 <i ON. E. WORTHINGTON, 102 appears in the New York Commercial ; Fates = ae eS aad Advertiser, to the following effect : Warcu Rervrns.—Night before last, “a Set iceee teen coeeee _“‘I noticed your article of Wednesday, rela- faring 2 to, ad .| GREAT INDUCEMENT AT THE “WASH. tive to the ebay the leg ofa young wo- cemnetated with | iidgiags at the whine holies, INGTON STORE.” man, in the Bowery, by the carelessness ot the | Last night two men were ked up in the AS the store will positively change hands by the Person who threw st are of rind on the side | street bythe guard. They had been drinking first of November, and in order to reduce the walk. Will you advise the city fathers to} a kind of liquid which deprived them of their | stock as much as possible by that ime, we will of- f,, Passa law making it finable five dollars, for | strength, and reduced them to the gutter. tet the mening ook De Biceniped Fy *, this same offence, be it a peach, orange, or : gui Persons in want of some rare heresise = do ad —e fruit peel. This is the law in Dub Moki aewing st oes iad oe our aa of os steers Ary gaa enforce an ordinance} Epizon ov tue Star: 1 observe that the | effort to please our customers. ‘ : . Ma: i THE WASHINGTON STORE — pect fice side-mall is too frequently | to an patie Ceeetacn Hee great, exceptions | 16 opp. Gentre Market, bet. Sth and Sth sis, ing date the 5th day of May, A. D. 1852, and dul recorded in Liber J A.S , No. 39, folios 195, 1 and 198, one of the land records for Wash: county, in the District of Columbia, we will sell, NESDAVs the ith day of Scpuembers 1955, at 5 DAV, the 1 : September, % o P in. all of Square No. 85, in ihe city of Washington, in said District, the said Square be- ing unimproved, and one of the most rable pieces of ground in the northeastern part of the city Terms of sale : Daopalt in cosh, and, the s0- mainder in two eqval payments at six ve months, with pre Lay to be secured by deed of trust on the premises. The terms of sale to be complied with in five days, and upon default therein the Trustee re- aio the cost and risk of the first purchaser All genvapancing = —— —o- x ERY, W. i. WARD, } Trustees. JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer Sd and 4%, Island. To a responsible tenant the pos by the Circuit Court of sald District, sit- rent will be moderate. Apply at the Grocery Store | ting in chancery, in the matter of the pe- of R. B. Clarke, Esq., corner of 43¢ and M streets | tition of William Whitmore and others, children or at 2il F street north, near 14th. and heirs-at-law of Willfam W. Whitmore, de- sep 4—eotf ceased, I be wo gale hereon the reagan. | OR REN T—TAR BRICK DWELLING on | f September, isss, at 5x 0'e! Pp. m., in front “the corner of Massachusetts aventcand Ninth | Of, tue, Premises, proceed. to ell lots of gromd street. Itcontains ten rooms and has been recent- pumsberes_soseeeeee (2) ane: sone ¢ ‘ant ly painted throughout Attached 1s a Iarye yard, - suate in tha tte of Washington, D. C ? in which is a pump of excellent water. 'Osses- The above doetbea ropert fs situate on 6th sion given on the 1th inst. ‘Terms, $400 per an om a rip Redbone om street west, between N and O aes Apply at No. 7, Fowler's Building, 7th st. | “(01 17 and the north 45 feet front of Lot 18, will —______________________ } be sold at the risk and cost of the persons who RIVATE SALE .—SEVERAL FRAME opiienageiny same at a former sale made by the Houses, suitable for large or small families, | Trustee, and who have failed to compiy with the containing from 4 to 10 rcoms each, on square | terms of said former sale. south of Square 516, between 4th and 5th streets, Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the residue a Sictgeiar 8 Massachusetts avenue and I street. | in two equal payments, at 6 and 12 months, with Terms easy. Enquire on said square at No | interest, the deferred payments to be secured by Sut satisfac ” ke an 4—eotf pout ns aerf of the purchaser or purchasers, Fe NT HILL FOR SALE.—A beautiful build- | torily endorsed ing site, of about ten acres, over-looking gun en he se Fi bperr tod = erthe sale by tes Sci oT OU IEe aad Sone poe? | Oomtt, the trusine Will Convey oshd lots of rent valk Bena ii genie fa apple eg tothe purchaser or purchasers thereof, at his or utes wi mm the omnibus s: n Georgetown, i 2 on the Virginia side, almost as convenient for the their he ontpereee Bede — bee er a business man a3 if he resided in thecity. It bas aaa Gare ene the da of ealee ae tx $ a+ ever-failing spring of the best water, and some |!" five aig ote ve-eail hea ae sper oe wood. Price to one who will build $1,0 0. ee ee rig’ ; + Be r Also, ROCK HILL, mre gan b ( joining, pyre merken e notice, isk and cost commanding the same view. about acres. Cn tis pace there fea ange market garden, froit RICHARD H. LASKEY, Trustee, trees of every description, raspberries, strawber- . , ries, &c., a neat fardeners house, tne spring of | _tep 4—eo2w&ds Auctioneer. excellent water, an inexhaustable e quarry * 7 TELER, Auctioner. peri pene lpr nar Pore tlw es EXTEssive ne OF GROCERIES, ee ee oe ee ne Wines, and Liquors, by Catalogue, at hands, together with every description of farming Anciie Jn MONDAY, Se rizth, “ ons &e..3 a Suter on a’ seencing at 10 o’clock a. m., Tenall sell, at the Cie ee res te cesta, [Sener Ne tel ther Noh oon Both of these places embrace the most pictur- | Centre Market, a assortment ‘amily esque and majestic views on the Potomac river, | Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c., consist- ” sep 7—2awhds [cosaronrcatep. NEW FALL GOODS. — ‘COHN H SMOOT, No. 119s. side Bridge, near High st., GEORGETOWN, D.c., Has pone, and offers cheap for ene rompt paying ci @n assortment of sea- 100 pieces new style English Prints do Merrimack ings, and the passage way | smafiest child in the cit. +) which jared in| 2¢P2—tw (Organ&intel) Finda which cape raed by venders of all} the National Intelligecior ot aati aes EVERY BODY NOTICE. ; ; ue! je remc ved by the po- | and causes to be published the /aw on the HITE & SONS wishing to give every pur- subject. Now, sir, I would ask of his honor chaser an 0; unity to contribute ‘some- lice at once. Yours, &e. Savery. We have to complain of the same thought- | who the first to violate thi of the | thing towards alleviating the suffering caused by lessness, in this city, of throwing waacacied Carpiration? Why, sir, the Bac Bone lds Sour in the two ill fated cities of Norfolk st are aeeateats oasien the Pavement; which | They notified the pablio that carta would eall | Fovemonth OP Teste sales for the werk entice acts repea’ occasion Injury to individuals, | for offal; but do they call? and if they do. i benev _ who ae to the ground. We are acquainted | where and when? Now, sir, I wold’ ek. Rees Geeheeoe Sp,.t9 hat 3 teh ed with a ledy who is now suffering severely from | where is the rubbish and offal to be thtown * P. S —Goods, if possible, will be sold cheaper the effects of a broken leg thus produced. But wo ought to besatisfied and not complain, | than ever. WHITE & SONS. We have a law imposing a fine, such as | as the throwing of the offal has one very beau: that to which the writer alludes as being in | tiful effect, that of producing grass, weeds, | 8¢P 11—St force in Dublin. but it is difficult, if not im q ° 5 5 do it make black Silk 30 do check’d Muslins, cheap 20 do white Cambrics do 25 do Swiss and Mvll Maslin No. 321 Pa. avenue, sopth side, &c., &c., which, certainly, when taken in| » ayERPOOL SALT AT AUCTION.—On . ing fi of— The Shirtings are manvfactured to order, Possible, to enforee it; and hence the perils} connection with the beautiful trees planted FRIDAY, the 1th instant, at 11 o'clock a. | Put Purchasers are inviled to sre for themselves. Sees eg Sauces and can be highly recommended. 4 of the pave continue. throughout the city, makes ourmono of the | m., will be sold at the warehouse of the under- eppisiie the Freaiary, iti chest. Pickie, Preserves ba spew York Mills and other good brands. most verdant citi 2. ere can lj ‘perm daman' Candles Pieces heavy “ Haxpsome Containurion.— Messrs. C. Nord- | be, under the present rances, no ocea- 9,000 sacks coar.e Liverpool Salt sep 11—eo3t Fancy, Tyliet Soaps and family Groceries gene- | 25 ai nanay blue Onnaburg Prints hause, M. Boe, and P. Schweitzer, committee, | sion at all for removing this beautiful |, 3,00sacks factory filled tine do FOE SAL E-EW0 HUNDRED Lots. v ap The Way best goods mele on have deposited with us $41.90, (which we | place to any other country retreat, if sickness San ee Remeet caching, all in fine order, and sett Ae seus quale Wiper Alao, the Anest guolny cpihawncn. a hp eye te ps ‘do ee ee Oe Ee eased fe Li | ‘Termsatsale. | §FOWLE& CO. | Omice, 7th ellows? Hall. bbe found twelve dozen of Newton, Gor- | 60 dozen Linen Cambric Handk°fs, Se to $1 transmission. ing amou. ected | sep id by them from members, calling on them indi-| ir rmportant Notice.—But one solution to ge Ee angel sth an assortment, of Table Damask, Crash, vidually, of the German Winnebago Wigwam, | we vnyatriecs ots ‘performed by my ELEC ACUB WOLTSTEINER, No 407 Eighth st beeen Sb wings. Jeane, ‘Sat No. 9, of Red Men. PRLC OLL, that For Say Ph oan thee | Jace eee alg , Spreads, 5 . inthe way of sing fords bya egy ae | wane ck or nerves le afte tne | BEng Baraat ety ar ey race ar aking ee fcaes io wa) ing funds, avery le f Reeran | to industry.” All who fee! will zave for the reliet change cf the nervevf seusstion tee ailenons | Branch tify hima in saying that his bones Rooxs Fo A MGleimest tov Uicpas, ee ommnnion “Large eddicions ae tofae ie 3. H. 8. of our deeply afflicted friends of Portsmouth | {rors “of "), noticed by Sil who use my Kok, Oty chee i boots cannot pe pegs Catalogues will be ready for delivery on Pidty sep 10 and Norfotk. — (genuine) Hlcetris Ou, from 29 South Eighth st., | SS on anda lot alteady made up, to which Rouse. APF ‘Conp a eae POST OFFICES tn toe Unied States Le Seti 0npties ballosist, bes returned fo Bal. near ws the prope wae Ens the particular attention of gentlemen ave Invited. | au® ¥ not exceeding $900, 6) jared 00 4 month, of Fost Offices in the United timore, preparing, we learn, to gratify | Pom actual experience. cniaiog. oa 09 es ; ; OTS FOR SAI rw for notes salletactorily cudersea ; || ames of Postmmasters an the it Be bepun. the citizens in short time with an ascension other ‘combination, i R RENT—SEVERAL HANDSOMEPAR- “ } JNO. T. TOWERS, 5. | the principal regulations of Svion ine pan? anal | “ke oceagna st, Pot c.beongra | Rue eeP Ge SOK. tee wl SO OT Ly OAS eban [ene nAVCOR 8 MAURY, on To! : ve is cent . .c, i = y 3 ° . W. : ; ri STOTT & CO. sepS—iw | Mrs. SMITH’®, 233 F street, aoe | yd sep Lingeod ‘Auctioneer, | sept pear