Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1855, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR, * PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) iidiags, corner of Pennsylvania -— eo ‘ant leventh stress, By W. D. WALLACE, Vil be served to subscribers by carriers at SIX <D A QUARTBR CENTS, payable weekly the Agents; papers served in packages at 374 THE WEEKLY STAR. This excellent Family and News Journal—con} rERMs. Single copy, per annum .......cccceseeeeees®l 00 TO CLUBS. F he = cts per month. To mail subscribers the sub- Ten cope. eran, +1 viption prices THREE DOLLARS AND FIF- eeesoess Y CENTS ayear in advance, TWO DOLLARS OF Caen, rrvaniascy wm apvance. ae as mente, cod OO se ee : ste conten, Immsatora tA? ts teeeee Os s ths ; s . x ‘ Seieee sa SEPTEMB Pes ane Baa corms egneane. VOLE NE WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, ER 28, 1855. NO. 854. | "Fovrestrms wnou‘ereqmuwut eanowe NN —— NS SS er eens —————— ——- nn . ; WILLIAM THOMPSON. dred dollars is hereby im to be reeover- Case of Modes’ Police Docket. ia "ELVANS & THOMPSON, — EDUCATIONAL. AUCTION SALES. E VEN I N G ST A R «| ed by presontuneat A ion, <a tam Daniel ise s sta that se DeaLEns 18 CENTRAL ACADEMY, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. SESS | action—one-half for use of the informer have been claret colored once. mesial ‘to . ARDWABRE, a &e., Piping eae heap: Washington. EAUTIFUL BUILDING LoT; on north A HOME PIcTURE. and the other half forthe ure of the Post Office plead to the cb: of intoxication. DE pie Te: & sts, Washington, D.C.| bev. G. W.Dornance, A.B. } Princtpais. H, next te the corner of 13th street Department. Sec: 4, aet of March 3. 1845. ~ aree +7 = salad erage: Boo. 14d. Be st further enacted, hat the | indeed, si,” said Daniel, “lam over whelmed—struck all of a heap, as the saying west, at Auction.—On MONDAY, the ist of ber of Pupils limited te Fifty. October, 1 shall sell, in front of the premises, at 5 | Ben Fisher had finished his hard day’s work, JOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE. i SLE course of study is thorough and compre- ‘4 Postmaster General shall havo authority to | } ‘i ouffusi 4 German Silver, Albata and Silver Pla- hensive co aent a Memes But ponngemry His good wife. Kate ort by aye pay or cause to be paid a sum not exceeding ieee Meredith's countenance was * ened. Tea, Table and Dessert § alittle east of the Chain B being parts o} ‘And the moonlight danced on the floor— two cents each, for all letters or packets con- ffused, but whether with shame ; een tnd Fal; Steels, Knives and with- cent Sand 99, in Squue No having a front | The moonlight danced on the Seat veyed in any vessel or steamboat not em- Old Holl a nd « ot “out Forks on H street, ranhi k 104 feet toa wide alley. | | Her beams were as clear and bright ployed in carrying the mail from one post OF | ras, ragga Pretend to say)—thatsuf- ~ Brarass, Britannia, Block Tin ag tee Cange: The above described is handsomely | As when he and Kate, twelve years before, cae to any other post or place in the United | fasion, re i on mess es — foal ‘sticks, Shovel and Tongs, Tons, located in one of the most desirable and rapidly | ‘Talked love in her mellow light. tates, subject to such regulations as the Post- a ‘oonalipath fer low, yori 3 11008 oy Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Grid improving neighborhoods in Wash @"22, and | Ben Fisher had nevar a pipe of clay, | master General may prescribe. Sec. 13, act | St, Deng arraigned ; hageeenaeren daa sao, Ovens, 2. 18 months, for notes bearing Interest froth day ot | < Ananever'a dram drank he; be fen gaping f tingle with the word; I feel my cheeks scorched {rons TILDING MATERIALS. IRORGRYO WRGLAMSICAE ANDI, | OX Rote bearing m csy °f | So he loved at home with his wife to stay, # See sectlous 135 and 190, above, for previous | bythe damnable coastionete ot wea on mara C , Closet, Cupboard, Chest, Till, Pad GEORGETOW NCLASSICAL AND MATH- A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Title Ree ays the whil } Provision on this subject. ou in pi aon me to hide my face from this 1 boot ‘nd Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut and HE rented the in | indisputavfe. 2 A. GREEN, pares 2A her breast ; veh | See. 145. And be it further enacted, That veupeetette assembly, and especially hen ‘watts roucht Nails, Bolts which the late Wm. K. Al Esq , 80 wep2s—ad_ Auctioneer. | witie . With a rosy smile | 20 collector or other officer of the customs | or, who, being m perfect model of sobriety Wroug! + iad so favorably conducted his By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. On his father's knee found rest. <— _ ser oh ) OF mola with; | yourself, cannot be supposed to bergeny sya afl Sree Site, | “Eivarstnmmemtanret opie, «| ENGRMNRE FORTIEERE © HOCEE:| poy how the poutos ew, Sines fo mao onry ov break balk wal al | Pal, raneeg beybet a beat nase. CABINET Fi . ? TUESDAY MORNING, Oct 24, at 10 o'clock. a letters on board the same shall be delive: lies. Where shall I hide??? ed M air Cloth, Curied Hair, Mess, Gimps, Sofs end otad e Pah ret conuiamand the residence of Capt a g | And the wheat on the hill was grown to seed, dies a er, in one of the | ““And promised a glorious yield ; into the post office at or nearest said port or Magrud buildings known as Gadsby’s Row, on Pennsyl- » “Tsrad’s Shutier Screws and Stubbs, Door Springs, | 22d so favorably conducted his actatany, laucing wildly over the floor of tae office, as Chale Serge mask Pulleys, Roller Ends ercises resumed onda: lace, nor until the captain or commander of | & ecare! uger-hole. * j vealtian Bund Hooks, Ra Nails tember Bs” a BOWEN, Prinet Zi5°P- | vania avenue, between and ist streets, I = ma Kia teeta wen ate ee rah ship or vessel shall have Signed and sworn | is am pre} ree 80 sensible of your Braakets ae eee hacen eeamaad Serew | 20.27 No. #4 West st,,'6 abal ee Furniture and Household Effects, | 11s sheep and his stock were in thelr prime, to a deeiaration before such collector or officer | fanit,”” ssid bis Honor, ‘ and I have strong pistes, &e YOUNG LADIES’ CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. Suite of walnut lush-covered Parlor Furniture ria tg ded Sh acs neon of the customs, in the form and to the effect | hopes thet assan who riences such 8 hu- CARPENTERS’ GOODS. . 400 E strect, between Sth and G¢h * | Rosewood marble-top Centre Table Kate said that her garden looked beautiful, following, that is to say : “I, AB, oommander | nijiating sense of his guilt, will net be likely , Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshaves, Removed from No. 9 Indians avedue ) Walnut writing Cabinet, What-not Her fowls and her calves were fat ; of the [state the name of the ship or vessel,] | to err again inthe same manner. You are dis- Chisels and Gouzes, Plane trons STEPHEN H. MIRICK, A. M., Parxcipat. | Chinese Teapoys, reception Chairs, fancy Tables | That the butter that morning that Tommy churned | arriving from (state the place,} and now lying charged, Mr. Meredith; go and take better agers, Braces and Bitis, Boring Machines, Hem- HE next Academic yea? of this School ‘form. | Bamboo, extension, and reclining Chairs Would buy him a Sunday hat; in the port of [state the name of the port,j do, | Sare of 3 if.” . mers, Hatchets, Devels Hy erly under the care of Rev. RW" Cdshaun, | Pair of four-light gilt gas Chandeliers That Jenny for Pa a new shirt had made, as required by law, solemnly swear (or aiirin Hy . pemepene! lik a Y aves, SATE Soh Ane, Se D. D., but for the last two years in charge of the | F:ench plate pler and oval Mirrors And that too by the rule; the y be) that I to tho best of hat was spoken like your honor. Yours cacksMITH & COACH MAKERS’ g0ops. sit Principal.) will cosmence an Sep. | Oil Paintings, China Vases, Clocks That Neddy the garden could nicely spade, | as the ease may be) that I have, is the mostexalted kind ‘of virtue, that can iack and Bright Springs, Axles, Pelloes, Shafts, | prevent Principal, _ coolers akg wh. | Wainat extension dining Table And Ann was ahead at school. | my knowledge or belief, delivered, or caused | overlook the mis-steps of an erring, frail fel- Spokes, Hubs, Bows, Poles Seed Ee eee dae ank mene are ean-.| Seas S Sofa, Chairs, sideboard to be delivered into the post office at ornearest | low creature. Sir, there is one thing more, if -igh Runners, Siivered and Brass Bands, Stump pet in every —— Every branch of e | frees "dasen-pl and Venetian Carpets Ben slow] ed his toil-worn hand said port, every letter and every bag, parcel, | [ might dare to speak.” Joints, Stump Collars, Top Props sol(d and ornamental education is taught, and di- Exee lent Matti Gnelot Ru Through his locks of greyish brown— pepe at Ye betters that were on board the | get Same boapenk.” wtain mask, Ben a e* e Lorre pl age ae SORES SNe Ere Mahogany French Bedsteads. Wardrobes ec pee a bee a ear lempr a [tate the name of the ship or vessel] during | ,; deme Ms. Meredith,” said the Mayer, jt Dacian, Searing , ‘ “We're the happiest town. } “ ndly. ete Buttons, ) Fringes, Laces, | Circulars, giving further information, can be ob- Han ecerie ee eaene: Washetands “T know, said Rees “that we all work hard— _ her last voyage, and that I have so delivered | Qh” what a model of goodness!”’ exolaimed tnd Plain and Enamelled Canvass Tuned S the bogiisteree and by eppiicetion to the | Eusdseme sebre wead enamelled Chamber Suite | _ Work and health go together, I’ve found ; | oF caused to be delivered all such letters, bags, | Mr. Mf, with uplifted eyes and hands. ‘Your assia Duck, Enamelled Leather, Dash Leather, | Principal. au 7—eo2m Gore plathentee Ehampes Sets, in imitation of | F or there’s Mrs. Bell does not work at all, parcels, and packages as were in my posses- honor encourages me to the loan of a quar- rae: ELVANS & THOMPSON, KUGBY ACADEMY. Walnut andoak ? And she’s sick the whole year round. sion or under my power or control.” “Andthe | tor. I'll pay i¢ faithfall” ag soon ae Y een pie Ea ayeten | ae orhemnth stvecl, opposste Franklin Sqware. | Superior hair and husk Mattrasses ‘They're worth their thousands, so people say, | Collector, and every officer of the customs at | iycasht up again.”” GLENWOOD CEMETERY, HE duties of this Institation will be resumed sters and Pillows, Blankets, Sheets Bat I ne’er saw them happy yet; ” Jevery port, without special instructions, and | ~\. This is modesty with a vengeance!” ex: | cutice Ne. 292 Pa. ave., corner ye street, bes at yiaptie heeoae in September. Num Ciper taeg nk eg on sang tr ’T would not be me that woul take their gold, every special agent of the Post Office Depart- | 419; i OVER THE SAVING’S BANK. a . And live in 2 constant fret. ed the Mayor, with justifiable indigna- " hen instructed by the Postmaster Gen- “ k eras sees Circulars of the A can be obtained at the | Freach China dinner and tea Ware, Glass Ware _— T gets - t Begone, you impostor, and take care 1wi3 CEMETERY is laid ont on the plan of quuideube ut thn Principal os between 12th and | Silver plated Castors, Fire Sets” vhse Benge’ eral to make examinations and seizuros, —_ that you are not selec up again, or your the celebrated Groonwoed, of New York, and } seh strects. G. F. MORISON. | Heil and Chamber Stoves, Gas Fixtures Six healthy cbildren, a merry heart carefully search every vessel for letters which | 9) 915 modesty shall not save you from the ex- vated on the bigh co tol. ~ firey oor y (epee — — Superior Cook Stove and Fixtures, Tin Safe, &c. And a busband’s love-lit eye.” may be on board, or have beon carried or | treme penalty of the vagramé act.”” / ati nding directly to the aio ee DR. L. B. WRIGHT'S Togetucr with a general assortment of Kitchen - Si trensported contrary to Jaw, and each and | “\ fleavens! who would have thought that eet le Li uisites. fancied a tear was in Ben’s eye— t h officers its, and eve ing Lingphmen rm Hee or ngutennt 7 mitnincroe awe path OC ROFULOUS ANTIDOTE. | ‘Terms: $90 and under, cash; over $902 credit | ‘The sunt nore brighter and clearer, Thatihal ofthe Unie States sed oz, | 2*king for the loan of a quarter make TESS, v * ermenent Cure marshal of the United States and his deputies, such an alteration'’’ said Daniel, meekly, as Tyee making a fee ti le to the purchaser, and oud all ether orms of SCROFULOUS of 60 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, I coulé not tell why the man should c1 ’ 7» aring ij : TY» shall at all times haye power to seize ali let- | 19 rotired ib: co.ibiting all encroachments from legislation or I Se JAS. C agree Hie lonted ee ade nate still nearer ters, and packages, and parcels containing let- | “° "°™ from the tribunal, Ngee free tay ape , a — Ss pecpasel by am eee “Seo 8 SRR gy nee See And took her hand in his— ‘ ters which shall have been sent or conveyed . who wish their dead to repose where they have siclan of years in New York By JAS. C. MceGUIRE, Auctioneer. T gue:s— (though I looked at the moon just then) | contrary to law on board any ship or versel,or| [It is a work ofconsiderable difficulty to | cisco them, for St has become = custom in all | eity, during ime pe has constantly used it | > EADY-MADE CLOTHING and STORE | | That ne loft ee bene tie on or over any post route of the United States, | believe all the stories of vegetable life ler casemate snite beg Gone oes ace fepscation ia private practice a ann R heer ge Suction-—Os MOND oe paar 2 2 and to clare eon letters to the nearest post come to us in the California rs. We can for of P x 6 ¢ | promiscously into one large pit, and legal | the history of codes. tacts immediately upon Sool an sail tas eating ie ot ee ae ee THE POSTAL LAWS: office, or may, if the Postmaster General and | stand beets as long as a senate le and thirty ing and Furnishing Goods at auction, contained | Omitting the portions superseded, or repealed, | he Seeretary hea piopeetlicer ers sedior~pickd e Sto! . of the National Hotel) (the flag will designate the or enacted for a temporary purpose. til two months after the trial and final deter- inches in circumference, onions as large as a peck measure, and cabbages weighing sixt; it from all t ound. impurities, reno its l= °N B—Office open from 10 to 12 o'clock a. m., | ar INVIGORATE THE Wi LE Se STEM, pounds; but when they ewear to a hu i | eesares cannot prevent it, as no titles are given | the blood, ao humors 0. | woere Pamphlets, containing the Charter, By- | in »rcof of which, hundreds of respectable wit- lace,) consisting of a e variety of fashionable mination of all suits and proceedings which | *nd twenty bushels of- wheat ty the acre and aws, and a map of the ground, and all other ia- | nesses from the doctor's private on have giv- | Ena well made oats, Pentelnons® Vests, Shirts, (corixcep.} aarasney time within six a eathe hes such | potrtces weighing half a hundred we begin to por a ed gma ele FP. Harvey, No fomcsty eeotaeentiomy to call wpom them he daa ee) Canan ene iesy sees CHAPTER XV. seizure bo brought against any person for send- | heeetate But their big trees are the whonder OSeveuth street, or any other undertaker, will be | and sctisfy themselves. Tees eh ceulaed every evening uatil SHIP AND STEAMBOAT MAILS. ing, or carrying, or transporting any euch let- | of the world. Mhe Mammoih Grove is a for- omplly attended to. je is—iy A Trectise on Scrofulous Diseases can be bad | +6 whole stock is sold Sec. 188. And be it further enacted, That | tet contrary to = (vere of any act of | est of such monsters. Situated 4,500 feet COFFIN WAREROOM. 2. | Statis at PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 409 Broadway, ith he P : , Congress; and one half of any penalties that | above 8:n Francisco, it has come to be a sum- COFFIN WAREROOM, &c. on tt Drag Stores ; ? Sale positive. the Postmaster General be authorized to have ‘i d for the illegal sendi mer resort of the people. The lar; tree ia WILLIAM PLANT & CO., UNDERTA- CHARLES STOTT & CO., 3k (oer wens Dae ASC McCUIRE, oe need pes ee other ae ler canaries a ony otk estees Gh lest tn cleoninieronanc ond tee ten, G6 Boon ‘ hingten . . a et, in an 4 - 2 ; ; " aterme! ts procured in any ground DR. L. B. WRIGHT'S terms and conditions as shall be considered . by cemetery Codins, Caps, Shreads, Carriages, TASTELESS es LIQUID CATHARTIO,” PEREMPTORY ‘SALE DE Forty-eight expediont: Provided, That he does not pa: mont iad ne es ago or parcel ao seised, sect gg d “ei pats, horeaig ean “4 i every article bermen A : haces t! thre ’ : . . ih | ap qualit furnished ‘at short notice, ae Hts fs the B. CHEAPEST, and MOS? ral Sd a ae cnet bar opin eae fiancee Bairro iene omy | be forfeited to the United States, andthe same | ing alleys The stump of this tree is intend- 2 E i f ; $ y 3 : paper —Buffale Advert ost reasonable terms, and at all hours of the EFFICIENT CATHARTIC EVER OF- shall sell, without reserve, the elloetes Ust of |eonveyed in euch mail. Sec. 5, act of 3d | Proceedings may be had to enforce such for- | ed for a ball room,—Buffalo Advertiser. | ut Having hegnine right a. 's PU TASTELESS, toeuty avoldin the nau- | city Lots, viz: Mar: 3 1825. sj ‘eiture as are authorized in Ses fe to goods, BTA . = Perry te oy faces pre dey eS ioe rae ane: of Pilla’ On Se, io. Sted Square eae Ty Powe 7,8. 0 and 10 ., Bec. 139. And be et further enacted, That ‘wares, and merchandize forfeited by reason of , eae pac So oe. epee ‘as- ee | arcing no griping of other caitts. Unlike] Bo fies Lots3,4,5,6,7,8,0and10 | it ahait be the duty of eres mene ana | In Rane or etenas tens at ie U wl Decaieg bean; not eae DENTISTRY. all other purgatives, It searches to the bottom of ae ee ager of any steamboat, which shall pass from Se ee ee ee : fully calls tten- disease, thoroughly cleanses the stomach. “ . . i rotection of officers of the customs seizing | 4m oyster dealer, and who bears s good repu- iy ncohissenr tomate 2 mos ies the a entity Bee fromm rowtivencar a on is ie’ 9 and 10 the United Seas henselae igen ate wares, or merchandize for a violation iri tation, took his seat in @ Sixth avenue car on «IMPROVED method of Ar- NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. Do 942) Lots 2; 3, 4/8; 9'and 10 lished, to deliver, ‘within three hours, after | “ny revenue law of the United States shall ap- | Monday evening accompanied by a female of fcial Teeth, with Continuous Gam, Sepp rs ag oN er Do 87, Lots 1; 2,3, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 20, 21 | his arrival, ifin the day time, and within two | Ply to the officers and azouts making seizures | hit own race, for the purpose of goiag up town. ‘every PERFECTION OF THE ART. s | end NO MEDICINE I8 MORE HIGHLY RE- and 22. h after th ry agg : be virtue of this act. See. 5, act of August | The conductor attempted to induce him to owl over | COMMENDED by the MEDICAL FACULTY. . ours after the next sunrise, if the arrival be ™ 3 ae GREAT OTRE orn CLEAN Give git nnlie er ves. ig ner J Vande oe nee Philadelphia, in the night, all letters and packets addressed | 31, 1852 leave the car, but he refused. The conductor iz: a j- “ made by J. J. lerkemp, phia, af OMFORT and BEAUTY, vieing It can be had wholesale an atE.H.STA then procured assistance, and a demonstration was made towards his forcible ejectment. By this time, however, it became known to the other passengers who he was, and he was urged to remain, several gentlemen pledging them- selves to assist in his protection. He was con- sequently permitted to ride the latter portion of his journey unmoiested. BLER & COS, Baltimore, or CHAS. STOTT & co, Mea oe Cc. h DR. WRIGH "8 PRINCIPAL DEFOT, 400 “Please call and see specimens. Broadway, where r can be consi CAUTION —No other Dentict {a the District of | daily on diseases generally, from 12 to 2 p.m. Columbia has 2 right to make this of teeth. | without charge. je 13-6m N. B.—Teeth constitutionally healthy, plugged hich is believed to be ctly good, and the | 0, or destined for, such port or place, to the | _# Sections 140 and 157 also make provision on patticdlaes of which they may pF examina- | Postinaster there, for which he shall be enti. | this bead. tion of the records, or by inquiry of Andrew Wy- j tled to receive of such Postmaster, twot cents See. 146. And be it further enacted, That it lie, Esq., next door to the Patriotic Bank. for every letter or packet so delivere: less ‘1 to ‘tond cut, in current funds. y P vered, un! shall be lawful forthe Postmaster General the same shall be carried or conveyed under | make provision, when it may be necessary, for sep 14a ah cet a contract with the Postmaster General; and, | the receipt of all letters and packets intended The Sale of the above mentioned is if any master or manager of a steamboat shall | to be conveyed by any ship or vessel beyond peuhoned ant MONDAY, the 15th of October | {#120 to deliver any letter or packet, which | soa, or fyom any port in the United States to “gaccaaiek teeta: FISUHER’S BRASS AND STRING BAND, “Ome =< house Ne. 228 E street, near the cor- | "PIE only regular Band, now numbering 20 ES hall been brought by hi ball h: been th therein; and the letters so re- a Py f sep 21 shall by Him, or s! ave | another port er 5 Su ec — = zer of Penna. avenue and Lith 5 Fok mem Seen, on! hg med codpealy 5° = id in his care, or within his power, he shall incur | ceived shall be formed into a mail, sealed up, NG rp rst Birr ep Ss a ap Ht art etitnclion wetvaniod of all. oceadions “ = ® penalty of thirty dollars for every such fail- | and directed to the postmaster of tho port to siclils hos eandbama ae omica Giada as her P. FISCHER, Leader ° asain or ’ ure. And any person, employed on board any | which such ship or vessel shall be bound; and face! It is thought th. = ment of thi IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN. Residence, Pennsylvania Avenue, north side, steamboat. shall deliver every letter, and | for every letter or packet so received, there aeitikhdd wa aaie sua “ REAT INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU TO | next door west of Iron Hall. sep 8—2m* || REAL ESTATE AND LAND WAREARTS, packet of letters, entrusted to such person, to | shall be paid, at the time of its reception, a ye greet aren peanty etinst, —— ; sot oe = iene wok ce pablic t a be bes __ESPUTA’S EXCELSIOR BAND. aNbs poveHt AND SOLD THROUGH- the master or manager of such steamboat, and postage of one cent, which shall be for the use ma Ase on her busband it will me emp of 5 ee cree peg pore herp 13 Bend is now egain folly ized, to OUT THE TERRITORY. Taxes paid, | before the said vessel shall touch at any other | of the pustmasters respectively receiving the | the old wrinkles! comprising all te latest styles and cclors of Cloth, T which has been added Lewis Webber’s cele- | Collections made, Drafts cashed, and the highest port or pee ; aud for every failure or neglect | same. And the Postmaster General may make i Cassimeres, and Vestings; which goods will be | brated Cotillon Band. They now number 18 per- | Prices given for Land Warrants. 80 to deliver, @ penalty of ten dollars shall be arrangements with the postmasters in any for- Tu Bany Ssow —The Board of Aldermen made up to order in the most elegant manner, as | formers, and com the best musical talent in | Government Lands located with much care, and | incurred for each letter or packet. Sec. 6, | eign eountry, for the reciprocal receipt and he has some of the best workmen in the United | this city. This Band is now ready to furnish if desired, the profits and losses shared ly at | act of 3¢ March, 1825. have refused to grant alieense for this dis- posting exhibition. For so doing, they will have the warmest thanks of every man in the comuunity not low and brutal in his instincts, and of every woman not coarse and vulgar in her uature.—Provsdence Jour. (> Dr. Chas. Kidd, of England, announces - - delivery of letters and packets through the Gms U toene wales Ruorcincmrssaunet oon cent purer legislation in the matter continued in | post office. Sec. 34, act of 1525. ions a le i to be deducted from the subszribers’ interest. To | ‘lon 144. 5 5 persons wishing to locate Warrants entirely on | Seo. 140. And be tt further enacted, That |, Satrrstne.—The Now York Horald says: hetr own account, the chazze will be, for forty | 20 ship or vessel, arriving at any port within | Theimmense consumption of gunpowder, which acres $15; ip rg, ett | one hundred the United States where a post office is estab | has been for some time going on between the 5 Mates at work for him. Being agent for Scort, | any number of Musicians on all occasions for he Reporter of Fashions, ou'may rely upon get- Milita: or Civic Parades, Parties, Balls, Pic ‘ing the most fashionab‘e Clothing. Nics, Serenades, &c , and they tee to give } READY-MAVE CLOTHING entire satisfaction on all occasions. The Band | thisown make; such as Over-garments, Frock, | thaukfal for past favors, would respectfully solicit Dress, and Business Coats, Pants, and Vests, from | a continuance of public patronage. = uedium to very superior quality. Allorders leftat Messrs. Hilbus & Hitz’s Music All the above goods will be sold at low | Store will be ponctually attended to, or i ek oo Prices—for instance, a whole suit, Coat, Pants, | cation to the Leader, at No. 42 Seventh street tnd Vest, forthe seul sum of Si Sea near tne Navy Yard. SnbtGnd Urpin afte | abe al be pormitied E roort mato on | Balligerety inthe Haier wa, han Dogan {fs lar is tet eure or bydrphe Overcoats, Deautifal style from $10 to $20 . JOHN ESPUTA, REFERENCES: try, or break bulk, until the master or com- tell upon the prices of lead and saltpetre. form is to be sprinkled op » handkerchief, and Saal, ae ae 3to 10 sep 17—2m* Leader, MinxesoTa—Gov. Willis 4. Gorman; Ex-Gov | Mander shall have delivered to the postmaster | Since the arrival of the Baltic, lead has ad- laced on the paticnt’s fece to smell, and @ Vests: do do 250to 10 —_ Alex. Ramsey; Hon. J. T. Rosser, Sec. M. T.; | all letters dirccted to any person or persons | Vanced to Gja6ée. per Ib., with free sales, on ayes ker is then, withia half an bour, to He respectfully solicits acall from all in wantof Men yh G@OoDs. Messrs. Ames & Van Elten bine the United States or the Territories vpn ra maaan bane — be anaied to the bite. , 5 ys OT, 4 Druze ercof, which, under his care, or within his | 3,200 pigs of Galena chan, ‘ands yesterday FURNISHING GOODS, No. 1193. side Bridge, near High st., BaLtimone—W. P. Preston, Esq., Al ey at | Dower, shall be brought in sach shi or vessel, | at the abere quotations. At last accounts the “3 A gentleman passing th: the depotin ime Sy Van ae wn | tn mene, and etn caper ni | Mri prs S'S Wer cies | exe cach. ted to" ons tk i Bagdad was ery materia | EPA ema pemighrogh ibe dept ote, Seam, a ee ee prompt paying customers, an assortment of sea |g Bam.” is . consignee of the ship or vessel. And it shall | While | gre ruled at higher figures. The} ombretia on his erm, found, after taking his Under United States Hotel, sonable Etabic Goods, viz: Wasuincron—Hon. W. W. Seaton; Hon. J. | be the duty of the collector, or other officer of | 8tock of saltpetre in the United States has be- ¥ seat, a watch aod chain dangling from the % % 100 pieces new lish Prints between 3d and 4} streets, Pa. avenue. — style Eng! Hon. Judge J. Bryan; J. C. | the port empowered to receive entries of ships | Come very small, and prices have undergone a | yy ahchones of hig umbrella. He had unwit- sep 14 do C. Hamilton, Attorney Law; Col’ Wm. | or vessels, to require, fi ti great advance. Crade, which before the war]. )~ 1. a we Manchester and Lancashire Ginghams | Hickey; Col! J. Riley; Messrs. Taylor & Mai 3} | commander of pa, ship or Sh f baapeerd ri sold at about 7aTio., is now very firm at 15e. Masiy reekes Shs pockst sf toakh tne. FIRST WARD ee AND SALE STA- 3 See ee ee ope Johnson m4 oss eee &. C. | amrmation, purporting that he has delivered There can be no destructive wars without | ~~~ JN s220mzeing to the public of Washington that } 39 a9 cheek'd Musiins, cheap iy 17—eoom” : all such letters, except as aforesaid; and if | “villainous saltpetre.”” It must be had in a I have taken possessfon, by purchase, 20 do white Cambrics’ do any commander or master of any such ship or | large supplies, or the system of war must go Shbenies Seeckcuues Ang. 8, 1865. the War Department, Untely sosapied To do Kichardson's and Barkles Ir Lt sobre wil Tecate Land "Waraie | costed wight eer ball bare | Back to the uo of hand to hand implements: | Tatasyny Devancensr, Ang. 3,106 ar ment, occupi 10 do Ri son’s nen $ sul w compli it! tf government, having experie: at by A Schwartz.) 1 wish * form, Pi) ao are heavy bleached Cottons, 12¢c. either in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois or lowa, and P ge e requirements of this act, fd it 7 ts them that {t will be entirely conducted by m: 50 de medium do., soft finish Senna an cours eR wan po Ep on bloat apenas. aimoeromry or genper ches Wiended to punctual it y es and can be highly recommended. Guetal érivers. The Riding —— con- New ¥ ork Alills and other good brands, jucted by 2 profeasio: jaestrian 50 ploces heavy 4- brown Cottons docile hoses; having hours for rod spec 25 Pao heavy bise Osnal Prints trans, = public, as at eee. The very best goods made for servant women Particular attention will bs to horses Kept | 20 pieces white, red and yellow Plannels every such offendor shall, on ‘iction there- | difficulties for the want o ring the revo- and give a correct description of the land located. of, forfeit, for ercry such pr aad "dane Sak lution, as well as in the war of 1812, has since If, upon examination, this description proves ine exceeding one hundred di Si been more provident for fature contingencies, correct, they will themselves take the land, giviug ne bundred dollars. Sec. 17, act P gencies, for it another warrant for the oe ee of March 3, 1825. Congress har for some twenty or thirty One of the firm resides in the West, and will | | Seo. 141. And be it further enacted, That | Years past a ore about $20,000 per an- ve the business his personal superintendance. | the postmaster to wh bh num for the purchaso and storage of saltpetre, . LLER & BROWN, delivered cuah afer iat Ah P rage j loan authorized by the act of 1846, redeemabie on and after the 1th November, 1356, that the whole or any part of that stock will be purchased by this department at any time previous to the 30th No vember hext, for which 3 per cent. premium wil the master or com: , | 80 that we might now probably stand a five or | be paid in addition to the sums expressed in the a 7th st., opposite Post Office, Washington. | or othor Person delivering the shereaeil ten years’ war even without entirely exhaust. | certificates. [avery be Ris oxtebitie aches or famnily ear- | 22 g 22nd and bro. Canton ee jy 13-coom the commanders of foreign packets, two cents® | ing our supplies. This precaution was the| And to the holders of the stocks of the other a rly, scconmuedaich es | 20 (gz, Linen Cambrie Bor pore pte NEW GOODS. for each letter or packet ; and shall obtain from | more necessary a8 the most prolific mines in | tans of the United States, that purchases of the 25 those desiring riding horses for gentie'sem | With an assortment of Table Dace, Crash ND SILVER WATCHES, JEW- | the person delivering the samo, a certificate, | the world, on the tributaries of the Ganges, in same to the amount of 81,310,000 will also be made agg OT lt Ra, Huckaback Bird Eye Diapers, Marseijl e Goer, , CLOCKS, FANCY ARTI- specifying the a of letters and packets, India, were under the control of England. | ® aring the same period at the following rates : ’ Spreads, Sheetings, Jeans, meres, t LES, Ps received, and can be wil e@ name e or vessel .. ty 213m Agzat. plingtia bes * pm ; eae ponght Be ibe cane" cheaper than similar place from whence she last sailed : Shain. A Bosrox Juvexite.—The Boston Times| For stock of the loan of 1342, a premium of 10 — ad GEO. H. VARNELL & J. W. MANKINS, van age to call before making their purchases. House, Sign and Fancy Painters, he additions made the month. we UD especially call the attention of the*| sep J. H. 8. per cent.; for stock of the loans of 1547 and 1848, a is can be bought in Washington, tificate, together with a receipt for th telis a rather ‘tough story’’ of a precocious ood Clocks, $1. Gece joel Silver Watch. | shall be. pt for the money, premium of 15 per cent.; and for stock issued un- with his quarterly acco ts, youth in that city : ‘ 83; ISscarat Nom wee ee aoe mitted to the Posts . besetspeen Yon A few days ago a youngster some six or seven Levers, jewelry, amet ae : = +, | derthe act of 185, commonly called Texas-in- “ * a. 4. ik : credit him with t! b Riee. years of a; stepped into Dr. Fred. Brown’s ? iiss times their place af Goies’ | THE FIANO FORTE CLassns | stm old Chale, vor.cheap nd th great ra | S047, Tub the amount. “Sec. 18, actof| Jours ogo, sloppad into Dr. Fred. Brown's Eeepavatantte dive nevi Rote pes a ES MR. WM. HENRY PALMER excelled, Knives, Sclsoare, Clothes and Steir | msase gon 12: Sct of March 3, 1617, (see No. 14, OE De yok “ceo; “Daisy? taigease ess Line thigneneipunam, fine ta WO dehy mente exertion oa our part to give general satisfaction. RE now nearly completed, but a few shes, Tooth Brushes, aad’a great many arti- Beo. 142 patie on cn this suyigect. Doctor. i‘ the day of settlement here, with one day in addi- Place of business on siana avenue, between cies yet rocnaln to be filled, for which too to mention. Also, some very he Paetm: a tt further enacted, That “Now and then,’’ was the reply. tion, to enable the Treasurer's draft to reash the idin, ‘i ; iz contract w: 2 «“g ish— ” . Old Glazing promptly attended to. aro elt harap determined to take no | $50; Gold do., $175. owners or commanderg of any steamboat ply-| .. They Hod Groner day; she was| Certificates transmitted to this department un- <a be given to each pupil of the frst meeting for In- iuvariatip ee er Youlves. 7° Terme Wnncn Bane Sp earadberig of the dressed in deep morning. Who is that for | der the present notice should be duly assigned to A CAUTION struction, and as an ve to improvement he N. B.—Watches and Jewelry at wholesale — r ul , ‘ransportation of the | Tomy?” the United States by the party entided to sscsive fesrasr arch fe a omen | Ely gee came fg Se | me ge en ml a ng of inno poe | EWE, yu avy that aber has nen vey | Seen a ” sain the imposition that is dally attempted by which the parents and friends of each a will 29 Peas cv, pps Bite hotel. | transporting the mail cf the United Btates are eek Yost but bless me, he ain’t dead, is he?’ | P#y™eutfor these stocks will be made by drafts me persons of elastic conscience to palm off Tea | be invited,-and will be awarded to those | sep 5—eoim now usually made under existing laws, and| <<jjoa? no! Hers’ yell; and | "Pon the assistant treasurers at Boston, New York Ter renting it to be the same kind as mine. ‘The | who may have o ned the greatest proficiency: JEW SEWELEW, WATCHES cicvam | Without the previous advan ta ead? no: He's got nearly well; and in person, at his | (EW JEWELRY, WATCHES, SILVER rtisements now re- Way to nail tue deception to the forehead of the plication to be made to uch ante ik abaya cf | ara a owen \e the chop-mark, forty-five boxes of thie article of by ea Eocereé ¢ the latest importation is ia my store, and by we | —S2P $ = box families can have it reasonably less than at re- NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN. tall. J. STEER, Merchant Tailor, hast just re- One hundred and ten Magnolia hams, the last e ceived a |: and beautiful stock of new Fall to be received this season, to be had only at my | and Winter , to which he respectfully in- sore — the attention of his customers and the pab- Green conserve and preserved ginger. All the | lic. condiments necessary for a reach, and | Ina@ditiontoa and varied stock of Cloths, or Philadelphia, as the parties entitled to receive = = JAMES GUTHRIE, au 4—dtNovd Secretary of the Treasury. jy ange he have this day inted Mr. Joun Scrivener collector accounts for our Establishment. Those persons indebted to > mother was so disappointed she put on mourn- WARE, &e.—We have for the last week | quired before entering into such contracts, , and says she o wending it for an aunt of ing daily, large invoices of the latest styles of | Whenever in his opinion the public interest = who died some time ago; but you and I and convenience will be promoted thereby : | understand it, Doctor, that’s allin a pig’seyo. A WALT Provided, That the price to be paid for such You don’t want to step over to Young’s and FINE WATCHES service shail in no case be greater than the isten the aliment a ie PURE SILVER WARE, &c., | average rate paid for suet service under the | moisten! entary, do you? to which we Invite the attention of purchasers in last preceding or thi No. want of first fate class goods of the Most modern re As rting the mall sentra “ el: Frank Goell’s a perfect tramp—I at the lowest rates. him. Good morning, aie y M. W. GALT & BRO., may 80 for a less time contract for the trans- | onetiaty 0 and see - that they vite Pa. av. , ion of : ¥ wil be called upon by Mr. Scrivener, who is fully English preserving and Lear 9 'arecider vin- | Cassimeres and V of the newest styles, his Py Far Aiea igen te Breet 3, S15. We SE: ., RTA SAG, t":* How do you with your ar- are We hope they will be propared to ssttie See Dees and ane Jorn of all sizes for jellies, stock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods is also STORIDELO A Whee. tal tka 9 N Seo. 143. And be tt further enacted, That it | ithmetic ?”” asked a father of his little boy. without further deiay, as it is © matter of great Ceries unsurpassed.” Z.M.P. KING. Seutis Gowen, onan ‘Ties, Gloves Nua ‘Augus tor sosinee eRe yee shall not be lawful for any person to carry or| ‘I’ve ciphered through addition, tion, | importance to us. Comer of Vermoatavenue, Land street north- | Sonn oretts! cks, Ties, terundad t0'aly. akkome pm Fhlladeipa, ‘from transport any letter, packet, newspaper, or | subtraction, distraction, abomination, justifi (GLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & 0 cast of Jackson Statue 2°Pt$. | SUK, cotton and woollen Undershirts, Drawers, | the Commissioner of ? Office, and from | printed circular or price current, (exeept | cation, hallucination, darnatio m, atputation, | sep AMERICAN HOTEL fee. from the Post Office at Phila- | newspapers in use, and not intendod for eirou creation and adoption. OMETHING NEW Tron Clothes oe ’ He Is prepared to make up Clothing to order at age no such document has reached there. lation in the eountry to whioh such vessel may Stands, a durable end convenient article for Pa idcsessen man daa detbdidlte short notiee in @ style of unsurpassed elegance, ment is in bar of the same. Abo bound,) on board the vessels that may | [ap*Never did school text contain a more | f°) y and ordinary use, with © as- Po a tween Ls 8 and at fair prices. caveat has been entered in the Land Office. hereafter transport the United States mail assured truth than that which records that ent of Housekeeping Articles af Seventh : Saaea ooeee choice styles, 7? mlcited to call sar aon sant Company “6,” La Varoovis. [provided for in this act; and for every stales | idieeess is the parent of vies and of all idle- | street’ G. FRANCIS, ty 8m sep 1l—eo3w 73 4 Washington, Sep/ inh. “sep 19—Wot | tion of this provision, a penalty of five un ness the worst isfat jeness of the mind.” sep 22