Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1855, Page 3

EVENING STAR. _FOR SALE ANDRENT. | AUCTION SALES. _| TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ’ RR RENT—A CONVENIENT two-story | See Sirst page ford column of Auction Sales. | REPORTED FOR THE EVENING STAR, Sate . 9,136 street, containing | ee) ree LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. . C. | pfx rooms of f JAS. 6. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. - i { ~ | chased. ‘Will be given about proRurone AND HOUSEHOLD E¥F- From Norfolk and Portsmouth. A Neisaxcs asp Awxorance.—The con- sai fects at Auction.—On WEONBDAY Baxtixone, Sept. 26.—The Norfolk boxt re- dition of the gas, with which our fellow-citi- FOR, RENT—A RARB cHaNc dence of Capt HL Benham, No, 407 Third st_ | Ports an improvement of health in both cities. gens on Pennsylvania avenue and elsewhere 9 yp glyph pee re nP pt. cote avenue and C street, I shall But two new cases and fur deaths ee ggg mh gi oA : Pitbilcation ofice of the Evening Star. More per. | %lla portionof Fumiture and bifects, viz | ea ig Portemouth in the past twenty-four pany, was a disgrace our city, . sons call daity at th pene acd hair an ee natest Socio at oT. J sides being 8 positive —— = in _ ater able, W! aro he ee sage aceday 5 4 ee aaa, which extended at and Wasbstands Io aot ape d ‘estoy Bom there were s Soares bare beck the senate elaner of ero | has h sth ¢ : ’ Walnat and tunple cane-seut Chairs, Rockers Dr Riser is not dead, but is it 3 is must have beon the either of gross ec x . = . inismanagement about the gusrhoure, or of Apmy vogt at the-counter ofthe Slarofice. | Eeett ont only and husk Mertressce, The cool wether bes bad a favorable effect ity. over-eagerness to economize, which by no| The “Stabat jpocels was performed in a C | French China Dinner Set, Crockery 2 of the means squares with the extravagant pricesde- manner, and listened to pate gre (genuine) “Electric O11" sold as evidenced by the diminution number culeeanyane OR RENT—ONE OF THE, BEST BUSI_ | Camets, Matting, Olicloth, Rugs manded of our citizens for gas, which cause | with profound and marked attention—all who | practised on il peomast@asrene —_— F ness stands on Pa. avenue, aide, suita- | Cooking, air. ight and other Stoves of cases. the eyes of persons scoustameed $0: pay oats peaiieied in the execution of the piece ac- Prof. C. DgGRATH, pied eo ee a eae esp with ‘a general assortment of Kitchen Bia —a a. the rates of other cities to stare astonish- | quitting themselves with generally acknowl- No 39 South Eighth st. Philadelphia. > . F 3 E - redit Decre ever | New Orleans ent when they hear them mentioned: At credit & 7 12—3w » spe ply rae No. 630 Penna. avenue. Terms: $25 and under cash; over $25 ac crease in the State. \d 9) days, for no es satisfactorily endorsed St. Matthew's church, last night, with thous- of 60 an y% y early an hour was thus consumed, to the bearing int i New On.eans, Sept. 24 —The fever is pre- ands of persons within its portals, the gas | evident delight of the auditory. Ce | i. RENT—THE CONVENIENT DWEL- JAS. C. MeGUIRE, = to cn. went out, leaving them without light, other| The Rev. John P. Donelan next addressed | for the boncne ef Gtlene Tt bone bed wy ling on Peirce street, between Land M,and| sep 26—d ‘Auctioneer. | Vailing to a great extent in Alexandria, La., than that of candles, hastily procured, which | the assemblage, eloquently and touchingly re- | with the worst kind of Dyspepsia for the last ten lope nag street. To a punctral tenant the | —~ “By JAS C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer and many deaths have occurred there. There Z but dimly served the end intended. The con- | ferring to the harrowing, heart-rending scenes | oF fifteen years. Nothing seemed to remain on my | Tent will made very low. The house contains y i LDING LOTS | 2% #ls0 many cases slong the Red, Quichita, ~ uence was to greatly decrease the sum total | of Norfolk and Portsmouth, and impressing | Stomach that I ate or drank. I had used every- varias nicaeryuie dinar pa a ocd eeccrced 2 Herth ® cerese, | aud Atebaiadage tices 3 witch would otherwise have been collected fur | upon all the duty of contributing of their sub- oa Sen cente De wemnee: Wee som sg pergoee 21 SR between First ana Second streets at Auc- The deaths in this city duringghe week past : the benefit of the Norfolk and Portsmouth | 8'a1ce to the relief of the distressed—not as | ¢'Living me relief, I coutinued to grow worse. | FORLY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH | tion.—On THURSDAY afternoon, October 4th, a cs orphans as the result of the powerful discourse | sectarians, or as members of any particular Some of tay friends, seeing my declining situa- of valuable and ntly-located Dwellings | at 5 o'clock, on the premises, I shall sell, original | were 214, including 89 of fever. The physi- - of the Rev. John P. Donelan, and the beauti- | church, or denomination, but as Christians, | tion, persuaded me, gs the only resort, to try BA~ | 4d Building Lots, for sale in shares, at only Five | Jot No 2, in Square No 5°3, fronting 60 feet om | «ans report that the epidemic no longer ex- ful execution of Rossini’s ‘Stabat Mater by tho | acknowledging the same common Parent—as | KER'S PREMIUMPBITTERS, but without any | Pers each. Apply to JOHN FO n | Indi na avenue, between First and Second streets | choir of the Chureb. philanthropists and as men. He alluded to | faith, I sent and got a bottle, and used it, which | [ynd Oflee, Seventh street, above Odd ‘west, running Back that width te North I street. | isteds be pre ge habe ore gre ge od Octhotie prints nea Resrriahg tacle of | Four mores ores aa by the use of the botties I have boen oR RENT—THAT EXCELLENT STAND from cast to west Siang bie tern tw and Failure of Mails. 7 i law. Th ol tant ist - | '—THAT EXCELLE) I om - bi juires proper regula ont ey . of side, in their sckalabenthaes to entirely cured. 1 can enjoy qnything I think situated on the corner of Thirteenth and F Prodivials Spall ec ayy Bogan tarpon gel FEE ee Yorn, Sept. 26.—Letters by the great arge much higher rates—some fourteen per gaged b; rte ‘Without an uneas’ subdividing into three 20 feet lots on each street. Fi ; i ss Ee 'y sensation from it. | streets, for man’ occupied as ayrocery store. centum higher—than are charged in George- @ sick, in their works of mercy; and to the | }n fact I like a new man to what I have been | Jhis ache eae nt oes _ cigibe losations peepee want be offered ie or Ly part, To perso1 town, where the charter fixes a maximum | fatherless, motherless, nameless children, fol- | for the last tem years. I think Baker’s Bitters can rate, and neither our city councils nor any | lowed in sad procession from Pertsmouth to | never be overnned in cases of Dyspepsia, and in pheeindyy Fag proctt Bee aad, né manyot ‘0 ms desiring a gocd building lot in an Southern msils, fiom New Orleans, on the — 15th, 16th, and 17th inst., failed to reach Bo. - ae - rhood have expressed ttonable location, this gale offers great in- in time for the connection bythe other local authorities have the slightest legal | Richmond, under the conduct of a Baptist | various diseases, as a family icine, it has no | 9 desire for the re-establishment of the unexcepttonable location, es ton in time for the Ecropean 4 control over the manner in which the Wash- | minister and four Sisters of Charity. His ap- Syako ‘Eom, Tuos. 5. Yaxnonovon. | business at this locality, the outlay of a mederats bas ar pe Africa. ington Gas Company deal with the public. | peal was to all who heard him—to Jew or| Price 50 cents per bottle. pops would doubtless be attended with proft- | perme: One-fourth cash; the residue in6, 12 _ The remedy lies in'a general petition from | Gentile, Catholic or Protestant, Atheist and |, To be had of CHAS, STOTT & CO., Wash- | ab Charleston Market. 5 CaaRrcestox, 8. C., Sept. 26.—Sales of cot- ton for the last two days amounted to 1,600 bales. Prices are unsettled. Baltimore Markets. Baurmors, Sept. 25.—Flour is unchanged, e results. The rent will be moderate. For | 49 ang 21 months, with interest, secured by a deed nearly all housekeepers in Washington, that Sarees corseybedy-to render such as | Bq hte, cone GH, and SETH eS teen Sey ae SF Sein eee | oeerast plpcrge ; : i! will charter another company here, | sistance as is demanded by the truly distress- | 9 .a,4NC; Baltimore; cD oedbet a : oa and JAS. C. McGUIRE, and that the Government will patronize it, as | ing condition of the remnant of the inhabi- l [0 HOUSES AND LOTS AT PRI. | | sep 6—d Anotiencer. the ae company has become an odious | tantsof the infected cities. y U-The Marble Hall Clothing Entporiam vate Sale.—I will sell the two large brick By E. S. WRIGHT, Georgetown. monopoly rough the entire absence of pro-| The address was purely of a benevolent | Browns’ Hotel Building, offer unusual induee- | ‘hree story Houses now occupied a an te RTO RICO SUGAR AT AUCTION.— On FRIDAY next, the 2sth instant, at 12 vision in its charter forthe exercise of a waole- | Character, and affected all hearts. ments to purchasers of Ready-made Clothing for | east side of High, (Nos 104 and 106,) between rome restraint over its exactions and short} The result of tho collection was five hundred | Gentlemen and Boys’ wear. In order to present | Ist and 21 streets. ’ The situation is well adapted — oo equaled forthe orang masons cor pre tioek | inwesment.'* 'AGANDUS BAUMBACH: | false of the cargs of bras Win Chav, trom | with @ moderate demand at previous rte en ser aan | icoaea insted ea: | Tan ened eas Gave | "Coors Winsh pstaoe_ | Fa'ye wRTOm ee, | Bie a Sir Gencral Committee, (John P. Ingle, Esq., + recollected, ae | ces that cannot fall to please. Cashmerett — p : pve ay emer au Sdditional imittatce | ll amateurs, with the exception of their mu: | De Eta, Cassimeres, hipaca, Dillimer’ Linest, | A NOTHER OFFER, AND THE LAST.— ry "| Grain—Wheat—The market is frm and wn- of $1 000, in equal proportions, to the cities of | $y°%, Professor and yal epdage age ALE oe — fc: of siperor ei and work manship..| on ine corer of hand B utrests, Having here. | A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE of the Per- | °* ol. Goel to pee Pane wa ae - ; + Palmer, whose execution on the organ was 5 * ; Sere ya Ee . rei $1.85. € rnin bg neo ae te relief of the | 145 theme of universal raion rane tofore published a full description of the many sonal Eifects of Angustus A. Nicholson, | yoiiow 80.886. r4 - F hae ae advantages this perty embraces, I do not deem | deceased, by order of the Orphans’ Court — The committee acknowledge the receipt of | 2) S08 company. for its shortcomings, | mode of aiation for Disensed Lungs —The | ttnsconary tester again into al the particulars, | On MONDAY, the ist of October, 1 shall sell, at the following sums since the [8th instant : should 2 ightfully d $100 to the fund and throat. recommended by Dr. Curtis in his but invite persons who desire to enter into busi- | the late residence of Major Nicholso::, . Fi eetaskan Chase. 4k wtsnek but for its failure to discharge its duties, the | vertisement, strikes us as the true one. It is now | Ness to examine the a to look well into | on 2d street east, between South E st. and South ‘irst Presbyterian Church, 44 street, amount would have been muc! ate! nerally admit ‘ the nimerous and extensive improvements that | Carolina avenue, immediately east of Dudington, Rev. Dr. Sunderland $327 22 greater, doubt- fe itted by our best physicians, that ; m 2 J rl seen sees $32 less. onitini ocal mities can only be successfully treated have been made in the last five years, and still in | commencing at 10 o’clock a. m., all the perso! McKendree Chapel, Methodist Episco- ‘Tc-Day our city has nearly th by local applications. This practice has been conmesapianien for a continuance. An extensive | effects of the deceased, viz: pal, Rey. Mr. Hild seces 89 87 bath, The sta y the bs | apr eg jursued from the first with respect te external in- | Grist Mill 1s about to be erected near my property, | Fine rosewood Tete-a-Tetes, with velvet cushion St. John’s Church, Key. Dr. Pyne, and secular purists pastel aap 'y closed, Tausmation and corrosions, and we see not why | PY some of our most enterprising and wealthy | Rosewood, mahogany, and walnut castor, arm Provisions—Mess pork $2la$22; prime, im bbis., $19.50a$20. Shoulders 12) py 13¢a13}. Bulk meat—shoulders 114; 12; hams I1jal22. ~~ By JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. GUFERION FURNITURE & EFFECTS ibuti ‘ led, with but few | diseases treated | Citizens. A Glass Factory is alsotalked of, all and ‘gothic Chairs, velvet, damask, and of a Family removing from the city.— — Promo: eer a = 68 00 | exceptions. Although the observance of the in the ir Sahin eh ving ley me In | Within the range from 12th to Ith streets. The brocatellecovers ” J , On THURSDAY Morning, September =~ ¢ Tith and K streets, Rev. ‘Thomas in View of the Sovagee of Coy ear | Ge raratle climate of cur, "where Tung and | ements wll eee a ee eae ea ea ee et waive og: | 10'S essnceat of suputer Persie aad S, . in setor. . SED 5 r , mal v an - a loge Magee, by Rey. E. Wegecl........ “58°60 view ef the rav: of the yellow fevor, | throat complatats have become so prevalent and 5 . Housckeciog Efect, comprising— was merely in the nature of a recommend tion by the municipal authorities, the cessa- tion from business on the part of our citizens, 216 . Sah pen lg of a respect for the obliga- sees . ion of religion and their deference for thi Methodist, Rev. Mr. motive which prompted the pious = ltl og 5 00 In various a, Sg divine services were 250 this morning ceJebrated, and in some of them earnest . Ifnot sold by the Ist of October next, it tre, side and pier Tables rie, we coracstly recommend to the publle, end cei be olered fel teat. 1 copia | Dapiean veesieticead hae Wikkew Cadains ee Curtis's remedy —([One who has tried it.] See N pleasan athe 2 fine ae French plate Mirrors, 72 by 2 vertisement in this paper. third story, with or without furniture Apply ; L ang ZTtOn — Dr. Curtis's Hygeana isthe original | to GEO WILLNERSS Paper. banging Store, 464 | M@hogany and rosewood parlor and reception Y gem : ™ Walnut Whatnot, Divans and Union Chairs Ninth street. _,_ sep 20—if OOMS FOR RENT.—A PARLOR AND | Mahogany Hatrack veral leasant Cham French Bedsteads and Wardrobes several very Pleasant furnished Chambers for | Wotout French Bedsteads, Washstands and Fourth Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dr. Smith, for Portsmouth.. + 6500 Methodist Church South, Rev. Mr. Duncan. . Foundry C. ure! Phelps, additional...... eases F street Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dr. Gurley, additional.... s: wats ae a en Arm ap ‘ari 9 Walnut gothic plush covered fancy Chairs Mahogany case Pianoforte and Stool Solid Rralnut eet of Camber Furniture, consist- wna sie-tip dressing Dureaus’ end weshelands i et ul wi First rate curled Mattrasses, Bolsters and I> Dr. Hoofland’s Celebrated German Bitters.—The condition of the stomach is of vital they are to be resumed this evening. importance. No man, woman or child can be eee rent, in a new brick house. Apply to y, » ByT. J. Magrader, for the Orphans— All the G + healthy unless the work cf digestion is lar j E K. LUNDY. Wardrocs lows Wesley Chapel Sabbath School $31 00 are closed Ia respect to tna garporation offices | thorongly and vigorounly performed, Wik tee: | sep 19 No. 6 Louisiana avense, | One tne; large, gll-fame Palnting—the Virgin, | Plain set of Cottage Furniture Portion Pub. Schools 2d district. 27 37 4 iouribn of clvitized society Hits ts mot fhe case, | oe ann served NEWEY. FINISHED | Alarms seesber os Bis Rearevines Demeck covered Bray Cuairs Pr Sisolt We: Sheet Gla 58 37) Tae Prerry Foor an ANKLE Coxtrover- HOOF LAND SGERMAN BITTERS ey three-story Brick Houses on 9th street, west, | Fine mahogany case Piano Forte, of fine tone and | Walnut Extension Table, sup Hor Refrigerasee Mice a reser sty = nee or pla : I see that some of your | by Dr C. M. wltorey Philadelphia, will as sure- mews “= D = > sts., er and penis ome | a, 8% actaves, made by Andrew Stein; ee = c : y Tes seere tt eeeeeeees e corres 1 . | Church, containing each salcon parler, six cham- ane omen Primary School No. 1, fourth district _ | ual uae, Ponty ae Amt ous ore Sees ce a eee ‘oe Ariapetp locate bers, dining room ‘and kitchen, with ample yards | China, glass, croc! 4 i —o ee a among es chap gong ms — Carpets additional..... seeeeeeee 1751] to one of your lady corres cadena oh te Let the victlm of dyspepsia or indigestion in any | <¢. To punctual and careful tenants the rent will Plage epg eed oe g! ‘am cae ee — gy Mrs. 8. A. H Marks, Solicitor Sixt subject of the “immodest” habit ti of its forms, try it, ad, we guarantso a good ap- | oe ere tp ne ene nine’ for Im | One ine white French Chins Dinner Set indsome buff and gol Window Shades Ward, including $15 01 from Eben- + ammodest’’ habit that some | petite, physical vigor, firm nerves sound sleep by | @8y part of the city. | One fine white Frenc' na Dinner © 12 handsome ing > ladies have of lifting their dresses to keep | night, and increased cheerfulness by da CHAS. S. WALLACH Fine gold band chins coffee, tea, and dessert Sets | Lace Window Curteias, Rugs ezer Sabbath School, and $2 10from them from “drabbling” in the streets. Nas’ sdvertigamaae sf ar Opposite Washington City Hall. | F ine silver-plated Waiters, Castors, Forks Dish- | Superior cocking Stoves, cast-iron, air- do Po ee i nog A ee It was suggested that if the ladies would ~— - = = Ivory a ie Knives and Forks — “ ee a re. v. =. Vailan, <p 7s | Oat their dresses the proper length, they would a é ¢ | Fine set f T Wai . i e Furnit nearly new 70 79 | have no oceasion to rite ve for pede pts MARRIED, Til ocs: suitable tox cee Gr eee tenatitee, FWaleat E Ceenine wanes cellent — ma, . aa. 28 00 case The same correspondent replies that “ oe nig instant, at St. Matthews’ Church, | containing from 4 to 10 rooms each, on square | Qak and mapie Chairs Terins cash. JA8. C. McGUIRE, fore the ladies are required to cut their | °Y, ev. James B. Donelan, EDWARD DO- | south of Square 515, between 4th and Sth strects, | Dressing and other Bureaus sep U—d Auctioneer. dresses shorter, the gentlemen should have LAN, cf Providence, R. I, to MARY ANN 1 —i and fronting Massachusetts avenue and I street. | Feather Beds and Bedding Terms made casy. Enquire on said square at No 504. a $—eott Be MAHE r 2 coat tails cut off. This is all very logical and es he ae danguiet erie aes: 32 72 much to the purpose. When the gentlemen} nthe “4th tast , by Rev. G. H. Day, WASH- G. Haagon, Solicitor Fifth By 4. GREEN, Auctioneer. Hair and shuck Mattresses IFE-BOak, MiLoH OOw, DEE = Tablecloths and Towels Mrs. Sr m1 : - Bird, Household and Kitchen Faraitare, ters ; have their coat tails draggi: Fy i NGTOD 7 ie a3 RED Fine bronze Statues, Candelabras, and Girandoles ; “5 Mrs. Amon Woodward, Solicitor Fifth _ | it will oe oben tees caren | Sieeendrg ee nS CRT ot ee aon toaen we French China Mantel Vases, Fedéstals and Stat: | &¢, at Auction-—On THURSDAY, the 87th Li ear 12 25 | at them. On the 0th instant, by Rev. R. L. Dashiell, | street, near N, Northern Liberties. Enquire of the Washington Navy Yard at 12 0 mn. W.B. Kibbe , now in New York. 3. G. W. - Riggs. Mrs. L. Beaker ues e : > “2 = Tapestry, three-ply, Brussels, passage, and stair = aa It is really amusing to see that of all your pg eS Ai Behr dl SUSAN oe es vedas oe, ee Carpets . correspondents. not one of them can justify aid tend Bomeans 2 Hearthrugs, Oilcloth and Matt 5 00 | the habit of the ladies lifting their dresses to} ~ OS Cooking, Radiator Airtight and other Stoves an excellent assortment of Furniture, &c , viz: Bedsteads. Cherry Wardrobe, Mabogany Rock- ing Chairs = ~ —" 3 >I YS1 ee . me keep them from “‘drabbling in filth,” without WANTS. OF posing Noo aibine: reek “Georse: . pris geese F ore = fee eer yes and Stands, Glass and Crocke- OWES... ccccereseccccccoces “ 3 ; ——_—_—— —— — Emmert’s C tion- d tober, we 3, Merchants’ Exchange, by S. Bacon, the re aria and ankle” must be lugged into ANTED.—A JOURNEYMAN HOUSE- one arb ans an wares see at ieavieck sma the ae piace > = ——— roe aarrec | a a Eaq., President. s+sr+ 46°00] I thought as much ; I thought that, although | ton or Actendrist Adaien spin tay P| Oe ae eer aes Coren heer ct many ober Articles in the Frarniture Line pa 79 , . J 3 ress ‘+ 4 2 z = —— ——--_______— —_—___- ama 7 4 Total $1,030 g2| CBt “‘strects”’ were at times very naughty, | Fauquier co., Va. dep 233" | WO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT ee ee ‘which we deem unnecessary to enumerate, and & Srrrrrrrrrrty et eecececeees $1,038 oe aon Athy,” et ‘a pretty foot and = NTED—TO HIRE BY THE MONTH _at472 West Tenth street. — sep 2—eost One fine military Saddle and Bridle, Holsters and & pres Wydoo Bird oar} Coge, very aout Tar Paxorama.—Beale’s Panorama of the | i their pow forages ody rrp drive nlp greg gpa oe re —— AG IBERALS EQUITABLE © CERTAIN One Ladies" side Saddle, perfectly new, fine ar tie eaten ey a3) ngs sae searches for Sir John Franklin, is now on ex- | old men, of young men, and ‘‘ Old Bachelors,’’ | to other maiters about the house nna lot. To one | The Franklin Land Association offer for sale in oO. = i" ted double set of C se One fine Miich Cow. hibition at Odd Fellows’. Hall. The scenes | who, it seems, do ‘not know a pretty foot } that can come well recommended good will | Shares of only ne “rena ees jounle of Carriage | One Francis’ galvanized Iron Life-Boat, 18 by were taken from the drawings and descriptions when they see it!’ I am half inclined to ® be given. D. ENGLISH, FIVE DOLLARS EACH 4% feet, with ears, stern grating, a , cush- » awning, of Dr. Kane, who secompanied the Grinnell ions, sails, and Masts complete. Terms at sale. 18 Farms, of from 50 to 100 acres each, and about | Cutting Box, Stable Implements, &c. expedition, and who now is in the Arctic Seas. think that ‘‘a pretty foot and ankle’’ are the 5.3) Georgetown. 250 very desirable Building Lots and Dwellings. | One Stone Roller, for garden gravel walks prime, moving cause of -all this twaddle about ANTED—A GARDENER Ti q With many other articles which we deem unne- | P22-4__—S_— A GREEN, Auotie._ Se The representations of icebergs, the employ- | our dusty, and even “ filthy streets.”? “hel eae 0 WOGS 20] Apply. to adapt 125) cess. ry to enumerate ~~ By J, ©. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. mento the explorers, Ges adler of Posen ao y acres of land on shares, 14 miles from the Union Land Oftice, ‘Terms: Ail cums of and wader @05 cash: over y Bat it seems they are determined to pene. city. Also, an Engtish, German or colored wo 7th street, above Udi Fellows’ Hall. MALL AND DESIRABLE BRICK incon on surrounding objects. lighting them | vere in their -‘ immodest” practice, although | man to cook, wash and tron for a small family, sep 17—tf $25 a credit of G0 and 99 days, for notes satisfac- with rich and variegated tints, the perils en- | in exceeding bad taste; and even ‘‘ A Young and a boy to take‘care of a horse and carriage. torily endorsed, bearing interest. Dwelling Mouse at Fublic Sele-—On ne ee * oe a7, > MIC a WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Bees 2th, at FA - > > > Te 7 SON ~ ‘J countered by the hardy sailors, shipwreck and | Bachelor’’ volunteers to defend them, and|__=quire at Mr Upperman’s Grocery Store, Pa. RM FOR 8A A DELIGHTFUL SU eHOLAR ATE 5 o'clock, on the premises, f shall tof Lot fire, and other incida is, are vividly depicted ; poantkichly nope he may still “have the re- | “Venue: Ren ad street. sep 25—de" a. ee A highly cultiv ed ICHOLAS CAL 7 No. 19, im aare << Leo popes Sepa pen, not mere daubs, but just in such a manner as | fined pleasure of seeing a well-turned ankle he Gan Hospital fort ¥al e skville turnp! sep 25—d A. GREEN, Auct. cme 3 Sane we should expest frou: George Hielge, the di:- | and crowning foot,’’ notwithstanding all that At the Government Hospital for | Yate sale, on the Rockville turnpike, about fi pee BREN: Auct. | ning back 136 feet 9 inches, with the 5 ne—Two Journey: Cabinet-ma- | Miles from Georgetown. There are two dwei —_— has been said—“a pretty foot and enkle’’ | kers and two Washer-women> sep Moat ings, barn, stable, corn-house, smoke house, &c.; By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. again begged into the account. Sept. 21. tinguished artist, whose ships, water and sky, are particularly well executed on the canvass. But while thus expressing our opinion as to — consisting of — ot abalf — ling house, com ve rooms, a —_. Deca fhe ected ha! at the door; two apple XCELLENT FURNITURE and House- carriage house, ‘stable, " weot-sheds, and other "e8 ANTED.—100 barrels CIBER. Apply im- | 'chards in full bearing, with a variety of pear, held Kifects at Auction —Ox MONDAY | necessary eee the panorama, the critical eye will not fail to mediately @0 ARNY & HiNN, nion | Peach, and plur trees. a moruing, October Ist, at 10 o’clock, at No. 333] ‘This property is hifully situated, with a discover imperfections ; which, however, may | CANings.—Our citizens never exMessea ap- | Bottling Depot, 57 Green street, Georgetown. The stock and implements will be sold to the | Ninth street, second door above L, I shall seli the | weil Improved Bower garden, &c., and is worthy be excused in a work of such magnitude. | probation of the liberty given to dogs to infest sep 21-tf i s ee ee ee ce pen Eercts ot 2 press Sens ao of sale One-third cash, and the residue And in this connection we may refer to the | the Centre Market—on the contrary, they have WANTED—A DINING ROOM SERVANT. | |, 4, Tore opportunity for any purchaser wishing Ha.dsome walvut spring-seat Divans, with par- | in Gand 12 months, with interest, secured by © attempt to represent a storm at sea, with the si ccemee complained of the nuisance. The Also, who can take’charge of a Horse, must | '0 obtain a healthy summer residence or a market lor chairs to match - deed of trust on the premises. accompaniments cf thunder and lightning. | owners the canines, in many cases, have | be well recommended. Apply at No. 130 Seven farm. Address or apply to Rosewood marble-top Centre Table JA8. C. McGUIRE, pe hese are incompatible with a painting and Cc. 8. WALLACH Waluut Etagere, fancy Tables and Chairs sep2i—d Auctioneer. cannot be rendered in such a manner as to sep 19—colw them with the loose bits of meat and other NJTANTED—A good Wien and Tin. Opposite City Hall. | Excellent Venitian Bl nds, Shades and Curtains Spproach to nature. The scene of Sebastopol | kinds of food of which they are fond lyin, AE TED — hs ge BOY goad, Tin] GREAT BARGAIN—FARM FOR SALE. | Vélvet Carpet is interesting to adults, and the pyrotechnic y lying Worker. JOHNSON, GUY & CO., bout t! mise: i s : e Large quantity of superior Matting display interesting to children; the latter par- peace! = the mesckiany tees “aiher ee. a ei os Atemunncia toe Oren nalccandsie Ratlroed rsd. edetpraliey “_* se ———s taking of a fourth of July juvenile demon WANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW that | passes through it; coatains two hundred acres, eam: * Avy Orv Bacweor. taken their animals thither in order to feed | Buildings. sep 24—3t* FOR ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO. port the quadrupeds at home or to place them Solid mahogany extension dining Table ‘ORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. stration. “ ” they can get a lot 21 feet front by 130 feet | eighty ecres in cultivation, balance in a heavy rac ter Ae ~ BALTIM! - The Panora ‘ ity | kage Ce eg) al A | eo Walnat marbie top Sidcbeetd, Dining Cbalrs ASSENGERS leaving Camden Station, Baltl- ; ma, we repeat, is beautifully | the decent dog may without interest. “Apply at the Uni i cut thi four thousand cords, which rae peg 4 goon) rt inted, and Z a x y at the Union Land Oftice | will cut three or four thousand cords, whic’ Silver plated Tea Set, Castors, Spoons and Forks more, by the Express Train, at 5.10 p m., or a 7 » together with the explanatory The firmest friend, 7th street, above oad Pulows® Hall.- makes the place valuable, being near market. The = > 7 Washington at 4.30 p.m reach St. Louis at 18 ecture, cannot fail to prove interesting to the The first to welcome, foremost to defend’’— ap 23—bm JOHN FOX, Sec, | land is good, and a part prime meadow. The —— Se pen) eee Vases past 2 P- paged. iy afterwards, thus public, especially those that love wild, novel | his presence, we repeat, is not agreeable in batldings are’a two-story brick dwelling, barn, Mavhia top snd picia Dusequn, Wasbatenads the trip in forty-five hours from Balti- adventure, and who desire to be enlightened | crowds of men, women, and children, with r corn house, poultry house, and other out build- | FOC cient curled hair aud huss Mattresses more, and forty five hours and three quarters from Tespecting regions of perpetual ice, where, in| their constantly moving market baskets and BOARDING. ings; an orchard of choice apples ; healthy, ood | Bolsters and Pillows, Toilet Sets Washington, by Railroad all the way. Return- the absence of the vegetable beauties which | butter kettles. In vain has the market mas- ea a ar and an agreeable neighborhood. A larze | Cane seat Cottage Chairs, Walaut Crib ing, the trip is made in forty-six hours, including adorn the temperate and the torrid zones, the| ter given them verbal notice to depart, and CARDING —TWO ROOMS FOR RENT, | quantity of very best chestnut timber on it, very | Bronze Hat ‘Tree, Astral Lamp a. with board, at 403 F street, in Union Row, | Valuable forfencing. ‘This highly desirable coun- 3 and the imrbediate vicinity of the Patent Ottice. ’ | tty residence will be sold for the very low price of | Kistezbock Cooxlng Stove es Superior Refrigerator 21. T acre, considered worth $50 a it. se es | bard eco H.C. SPALDING, Rediator and air-tight Chamber Stoves * solar system gilds the objects peculiar to the | alike fruitless have been the various shakings polar seas with Sorgeous hues, rich and lavish, | of ‘‘the big stick’? at them. They cannot, inexpressibly grand, as if thus silently, but| will not, take the hint. But, we learn, that Baggage will be checked to Columbus onl rectees or Indianapolis, and thence to Louis. . ‘Through tlekets, $25.30, to be had at the Ticket eloquently, to delight the voyager and to cheer | dead dogs have recently been seen in that BeAsoine—MRS. DUVALL, No.33i Penn- Attorney, No. 338 north D street, a assoitment of Kitchen |, bhreus' raped pry + = his heart while resident ia that inhospitable | neighborhood. It must not be supposed that | sere ghrp yr tee ft entabanisagaphr ves eee sep 18—eo6t Washington City. Tonk: qsaed uader, cosh; over thatwhat's | Waenin a Seats INO. H. DONE me _ | they fell vietims by their own paws. It is] families or pr Rcrs gentlemen, which she will rent | 10K RENT—SEVERAL HANDSOME PAR- credit of 60 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed sep 19—eol0t Master of Transportation. onray or Patroxace.—Those desiring lors and Chambers, with Board. notes, bearing interest. . C. Me > shrewdly suspected that something had becn | with board at moderate prices. Sh ANTHONY'S daguerreotype pictures cannot do better than | $Ptinkled on their becfsteak, which, disagrec- | commodate as mmeeiiniabases: alsoac |" ‘Also, Table and Transient Board, Inquire at | sep A—d Auctioneer. HAT ESTABLISHMENT, to Patronise the establishment of Mrs. Ked-| ing with the digestive machinery, has prc-| 17%) tf pot ee ws By JAS. C. NcGUIRE, Auctioneer. On Tth Street, near Pennsylvania Avenue. ond, on the i is . att a ‘ I _ F pe 5 Same ba ~ fs pes aes dharani OARD, &c.—MRS. BATES,ON THE 8. W F Sank Hee at at peas te Vice x \Rare and Beautiful Oil Paint) isin hades. eae 7 son gage onic sad Bieveath sirest, ictress, Mrs. Red. | _ Eumanon Davis was taken before Justice | jg ome of Pennsylvania avenue and oth street | and N street north The main building has six | end French Chine, Glassware, ke kc. On | oy eed at Z : rothe: proprietress, Mrs. Bates yesterday, accused of making an ac See eee ences wiaronde, chambers, and a parlor extending the whole range | THURSDAY MORNING, Oct. 4th, i shall cell sault on one of her acquaintances. The squire De pode Ae pa sess igh emo ete pd teed vider oe yee =a - | at 10 o’clock, corner of I'and Fifteenth streets, 9 ere ‘woot it inister heard the testimony, and ordered her to give | with their patronage. ep6—tf | attached. Toa and punctual tenant pobpened (le Hero ng <a ie Seoarie samo — security for peace. ; anne ——rm Witte org Gee ert the country,) his Funitureand Household Effects, to . C. GILLETT, or WM. C. ‘sl NEW CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & VEST-| RebDALL at the Repartment of Star. Walnut heir spring-seat French Sofa sep 13—2w 12 oak green plush-seat Chairs mond, executes her pictures capitally, and oe deserves encouragement from thore who are blessed with true public spirit. We have satisfied ourself that she is a very wor- thy widow, with » family of three children = depending on her exertions, and that the duty | ,_WAtca Rerurxs.—There were no cases for bol wg for her establishment has forced her | ‘til at the Central guard-house this morning. . ER APEC gE ay Sree enna 3. A and o deny herself almost the bare necessities of | We hope this state of things may continue. form the public that he is now receiving an OTS FOR 8A LE—TWO OR THREE | 2,7212Ut morocco covered easy Chaire rable Hat at $2.60, end no life during nearly the whole of the lato dull | ene | cacellent stock of Fall and Winte Chaiken | La good B Lots ina rapidly improving | Eiseant carved rosewood aaa orate runic | Bumbug. “* Quick'Sales and Smell Profits,” ts term in the way of bus If industry and otis Letter trem Hen. John Minor Botés, | meres and yon a ee noe: Coats | neighborhood for sale on tem years’ credit. Marble. top Centre iy, the motto. HATS. ee Perseverance to discharge pecu- irginia. 2 peraeee dune y Sleving a —— — sopra oa he) J. H. DRURY. Splendia onze Table Service, comprising pla- a ee ala Fall style of 4 obligations amid crushing difficulties ICHMOND, July 9, 1866. “ Seesere ys confine him- |, J teau, flower vases, fruit stands, &c. 4 nd | Messrs. Wm. 8. Beers & Co.: Gents—Consider- | self for the future exclusively to the eash t “/ farely hare fe wcase in whch those Sia as | alens of dtr to the aaicad alone prompt me a | invites hs ends and tho pric Getting tayar:| FOE SALE TWO HUNDRED Love, | Ries goldand pupleband French China Dinner | BE STEAMER OP tar oan " =o cle in his line for cash, 5 . n truly benevolent and public spirited enanot | ‘enters tals voluntary ‘eatimon Mo, {ne Great | very effort Will bo nate Gee rae en nen | cont, discount for cash. <Appiy atthe Uton Land Beautiful Sevres snd French China chécolate | ington at the following hours better than to patronize the daguerrcotyp- | almost incurable res] y ellows’ Hell, HE undersigned begs leave respectfully to in- ; ; : pect WM. PETERSON Offies, 7th street, above Pe ey soe es Leave Alexandria at 4, 7%, 8X, Ue. m., 124, ing establishment in question. nella g han Oe it Sth street, Ba. avenueana Det. | JY 3 Ghempsgnes, Cordicl. Finge Bowls ide Washington at 6,8, 9%, 11% a m., 1, ESTERTAINMENT.—The Scott Guards, Capt ee D. ¥SO) sone Comey akebeaen Wrynacnis, Louls ’ Es is 7 My re A Jamieson, were, last night, we have been as W Bag epee ON TURSDae, APOTHECARY, Meyer, and others, beautiful specimens of art | 1407 with the Boat, and mested €0 state, entertained b; o of alse 1 i Corner of Pennsylvaniaavenue and Twelfth street, po bk mere Pennsylvania Avenue as far as 12th st. eir friends attached Tite eee of perint after ‘Theories of Divine Dispensations,” a Discourse | T¥AS now on hand and will be constant] Vv es Bs 7 - ose rae to military organiza- i had Yorechos. in the Unitarian Church {n behalf of the H celvi FRESH DRUGS FAMILY 7 ase t, Brussels, and three- ply Carpets nee to the Boat. % ~ ouths. = 2 sufferers on ea a fRe , ’ , iated by their we ry pooh E soon ir ma Sepeanber ith, 1:35, by MD. pitas age MEDICINES @ERTUMENY and TOI- Gotage ‘Chamber Bee slagie Iron Bedsteads 23 gig eh ON selves for soldiers, to defend, if necessary, | that drecdtul ter; price 12% cents.” At i CIGARS cre ae deaty. Also, Prime Necaient Gorkinn ove, Realator tie OKs ria He their homes in the event of foreign invasion TAYLOR & MAURY’S He bas the pleasure to refer to the M it tensils, kitchen Fnrniture, &e which, however, is not just now anticipated. sepat___ Book Store, near #th st. } man, in whose stores he has been long and favor. RRS sore Sxtcles are'all nearly new, some of Tn re’ ion to the military drill and the pa- Je GOODS in abundance, and at low rates, awn: them having never been waed tnd the Furniture rade, their conduct is approved; but as to the at JOHN F. ELLIS, Tesh Blue Dick, Congress, and Soda Waters | was made by Roux, and is very superior. entertainments, we are not repared to pro- under cash; over that sum a 306 Pa avenue, bet. 9th and ith stre-ts. siveyign band, and for sale as above. ‘Terms : and Bounce an opinion further than this: that if eae bate pas sf We 96 30 Guys, for Sve eaiteey gl 4 th ES SES ee re” ee bearing 4 Sor pGuenteenes indeen oan AEs Pe Bere “wrest side af te slices ketenen Brand et ‘ JAS. 0. MeN choneee ren-in-arms in that rei 5 st E. > have advanced too rapidly in the eae of as. to Mrs. Parris’s Boarding aotos, beatin ented would call the attention of my friends and the | Se? 22—4 ciality, and are apt to eoniract habits which of E and Thirteenth streets. sep—ik | Poblle generally, to my stock of HICKORY, | ao CHAMBER GRATER, cannot morally result to their benefit. The OMETHING NEW,—Japanned Iron Clothes elgg te ee Ta re store one of the assortment of Parlor youth of the couutry should discard entertain- thetr hightest fos | SS teands, a durable aa comet mie ter ‘expected, one of White Ash and Chamber GR A ments, except such as their parents or guar- their superiority of Phi phs, Stereoseopes and | the nursery and ordinary use, with a general as- | and two of RED ert EGG COAL. - dians can approve. Tr. W fois sortment of Housekeeping Articles at 490 Seventh | All of which will be sold at the lowest market poe it eat becae reosiwod two medals at the World’s | street. G. FRANCIS. | price. 2,210 pounds to the ton. Masosic.—Upwards of seventy-five mem- New York.’ ® premium at Crystal Palace, sep 22 A pang eo -five cents per ton on Ts of the Masoni is ci | Also, the first awards xO R as 4 ‘cod E tray aon to uit fm the ceremonies | OHRGyoa Pe pe ca Tune ste | FSi Rane, and wil have quck age | MEHL __f. u. MOOnS._ Weta ete wane, attending the dedication of the new hall, in Whi ’s Gallery In this city is on Pa.ave- | despatch for the above . For EW MUSIC received weekly at 306-Pa,-ave+ SE. cornet of Pa. avenue and ithst. | Philadelphia, to-da: J rae Four-gnd-a-half and Sixth street. | apply to HARTLEY & BROTHER; nue, near 10th st, . F. ELL JAMES SKIRVING. 4 v an sep 21—St 101 Water street, Georgetown. au ; sep 4—eolw [Intel]