Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1855, Page 3

| Beave’s Pawomama of the Arctic éon- abounds in LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, | Propiicl sie Eire td goo —It is with pl we state ‘Cuxrrs Marker, umes of Washin Fn have nobly reapend- tolerabl, attended ‘by Samad yang ed to the aeyeits — nary Arg: sheer an, , farrounding son — This rene ree in behalf of rs io w fever. Webave pe means of acettalnig Se precise | expected to attend. 3mou: heerful |, but express — our belie that they bave given as much as, if Pym yan | eit bas ely wede visited i J tation, than frost, arner weather toy other community. This is, to eay the | which will oon approach. tat highly eroiabl wp thelr enero | their E ietanet their plague-stricken neighbors. {oommustcarEn. All classes and conditions have nobly re- Sion seeshed vith s boormning eymyaiiy, bars touched witha ming , have denied themselves, and made their offerings. One Sabbath-school contributed = Siters—s fact that is eloquent of their el 7 Amid the general sympathy, no political nor sectarian Siege have been discernable; all have been alike influenced in the good work; nting a spectacle — to be- hold; while the contributions have doubtless been the means of imparting much relief to the — inhabitants of the yellow fever lo- ities Among the latest evidences of generosity and solid sympathy, the German residents of this city, yesterday, dispatched to the Howard A> sociation of Norfolk, for the use of the suffer- ers of that city and Portsmouth, a lot of clothing ce oad gabhyray te the value of about three hundred and fifty dollars. Tas Wasutscrox Carre? Store.—The com- pleteness of the establishment of Messrs. Clag- ytt & Dodson is justly a matter of pride wit all who desire hington to become really a city in its business affairs. We question «hether New York city embraces a sin- ,® carpet store wherein a greater variety of finer samples of goods in the way of carpeting eil cloths and other ———- for the fo rare to be found. Of course, in wholesale carpet houses in that city, larger stocks are necessarily kept. But in the matter of an as- tortment at ail conceivable prices, and of all qualities, and to suit all conceivable tastes of housekeepers, the house of Clagett & Dodson we presume has hardly a rival in the country. Those fond of noting the progress of the indus- trial, and, indeed, the fine arts, cannot find a richer treat in this city than by spending half aa hour in viewing some of their magnificent Specimens of carpet weaving, —- and —- many of which, in the brilliancy and elicacy of their lights and shades are posi- tively artistic a of a very high order. Year after year, for the last ten years, this House has been searching not only our Northern cities, but England and France, for recherche and saleable improvements in the way of car- pets and rugs, until so complete is their sys- tem that a new style in their line, if worth anything, is as certain to be found on their shelves as in the most fashionable carpet store in Paris and London. It is well known to our fellow-citizens that their sales are enormous, which means neither more nor less than that they draw an immense business to their house by extreme moderation of charges, and by taking care always to have on hand goods in their line to suit the means of those whe desire but a meagre domestic carpet or oil cloth, a2 well as goods such as an Eastern sultan might sit on during an occasion of ceremony. Paropt.—From —— indications, there will be a large attendance at Carusi’s Saloon to-night, on the occasion of Parodi’s concert. Many cexts have already been secured, and much eee evinced to hear the celebrated songstress. The programme is rich and va- ried. It will be a musical entertainment of the highest order of talent. M. Strakosch, as a performer on the piano forte, and Madame Strakosch as a vocalist, are well and favorably known to our community, they having pre- viously assisted at Parodi’s concerts in this city. Leonardi, we believe, has not hereto- fore sung in Washington, but the accounts which have reached us speak in commenda- tion of his artistic merits. Altogether, the bill is attractive. Tut Lopcers.—The nights are now becon§ ing rather cool for the unfortunate poor tu make their beds upon the fields or in old barns, stables, or the market places. The Captain of the Auxiliary Guard is beginning to supply the unfortunate ones with the shel ter of the guard-house. Sober men who apply for lodgings at the Central Station are always accommodated and dismissed in the morning ; but the vagrant, inebriate or disorderly person who applies for lodging and is identified, is certain to pay for his lodging by serving a term at labor on the Corporation farm. - cently the police have had but little todo at the guard-house. The city has been remark- ably free of candidates for the farm ; vagrants are scarce, and other offenders appear to have changed their mede of living. The mofority of those who are brought in for trial at pre- sent, are only} visitors in Washington, and we are glad to be able to state that very few of our own citizens suffer for violating the laws. Tae Pressytery or tHe District or Co- Luxsta is to hold its next meeting on Wednes- day and Thursday, October 34 and 4th, in the Western Presbyterian Church, H street, near 19th street pe Pennsylvania avenue There will be preaching every _— during the week, unless the business of the Presbytery prevents. On Monday and Tuesday nights, the Rev. E. J. Newlin, of Alexandria, will supply the pul- pit, and on Wednesday night, the Moderator ——_ the opening sermon before the Pres- ry. On Thursday night, Rev. W. T. Eva, f Rockville, and on Friday and Saturday nights, Rev. Dr. Sunderland, of the First Church, will preach. Services to commence at 74 o'clock. Wnuo Wants 4 Hovsexerrer ?—Tho gen- tleman in whose family the advertiser for a housekeeper’s situation appearing in to-day’s Star, has lived for some years past (in Alex- andris,) writesus that any family or person desiring a thorough!y competent and reliable housekeeper who wiil under any and all cir- cumstances make herself an acceptable inmate of a mansion, cannot do better than to seck her out. Aswe know that no one can be a better judge in such matters than the gentle- man in question, who is as particular in what he says as in the conduct of his affairs of all sorts, we do not hesitate to call attention to the advertisement to which wo refer above. Tar Cavaury Har.—E. Owen & Son, army and navy merchant -tailors of this city, oa exhibition, we perce the new regulation hat for officers of the cavalry regiments in the Uaited States service. Itis a novel and beau tiful thing, jaunty, and at the same time grace- ful. Its style is much that of the cavaliers hat of the era of Charles II., the flops being Somewhat less ample, however. It should be seen by all who are interested in military ha- diliments. Tas Narioxar Taearre will be opened for the season on Wednesday evening, under the management of Hanry ©. Jarrett. The ad- Yertisement in another column gives the par ticulars, from which it will be seen that the attractions are such as to insure success. Tur Mixwesora, E will be launched, at the Washington Navy Yard, during the present season. We venture the assertion that this frigate, both as respects her hull and machi- pons will be at leas: equal to any one of the maining six steam frigates authori built by Congeane eee Caritas Doxz.—We notice that workmen are now employed stripping the dome of its copper covering, preliminary to the removal of that part of the bui ing. The panels of the rotunda are protected from the dust incident to those operations, b: shedding erected near them and close curtains in front. Ba, ron Court.—Yesterday, officer Cox Succeeded in arresting one of the young men who were e ed in the riot at the camp meeting, recently held by the colored le, on Mr. ? fore J moe und. He was carried be- ard, where he gave bail for is appearance at the Criminal Court. ‘colored, be ad workhouse 30 days; peasy nee ‘ying in the street, dismissed ou his promise to a the city; W. H. Mills, out r hours, Wa. Soop dak an Tinta mere 2 ple, , let off ; Mary B. Dade, taken as a runaway, di ‘ Warcu Rercrxs.—Thos. Prostor, Tam Prerry Foor axp ANcLE ConTROVERSY. Biddy MaGee to Judy O’ Brien—On the re- cent notices of ladies raising their dresses in walking when aera &e. Musha Judy Cushla: Tis seldum I rite let- hers, an tis seldum I have rasen shure, todo the likes, exseptin whin I rite to the owld ownst a twelvementh to our cuzen strates to sa if we bees about liftin up our pecky coag’s (petticoats) for thim to be afther os and tin manent ae shame nar ‘ney put an ackownt in the papirs sure. @Arah Judy cushla, sum owld kat a batch- ildur begun it, an undacent thrick it was thin, ta tawk about the cloas, ar fate an ankuls of dacent wimmin, yung nar ould, and no dacent man sure, that has muther or sisthers, or ivir had, would do so mane a thing as that same. My own deer muther (the Lord have mercy on bur) usta say, no dacent man wood hurt the failins of any dacent wuman. Thim ould bachild: or wi not, that print schandels on our 80 undacently, and on thim nice yung ladys whin thay wauk owt in opun day, dunt say not a wurd cumsarnin thim ladys what wauk at midnite in the dark allies. ah, cushla, not a wurd abowt thim 4rathurs, for sure tis thim thay like bether. Shure, Judy, sich min, or gossoons, (toys niver go with dacent ladys.) tis thim uther kind thay bees afther, and make derishin of thare own sisthers and tha muthers that bore thim—God help tha muthers of sich. Musha Judy, (God forgiv me,) whin I reed sich things as thim krathurs put in print, me Irish blud biles up so that, God nose, I cud bate tha life owt of tha mane thin Shure, if wimmin was haff so mane as thim, what fun an de- rishin thay cud make of tha krathurs that are nather males nar famales, but scrubbish iv all tha world. Troth, Judy, whin I see sum of thim /ashunadles an gossoons (very young men) with tite brichis on them, an tha shang Ay cowts, luckin for all the wurld like thim rappers owr poor granmuthers (the Lord be merciful to thim) usta ware in Irelend whin we war childers, that I think I am at home agin in the parrish of Kilmurny among tha owld wimmin. Arah, thin, dont ya mind tha fasoag (beard) on them—thay call it mush- tasher, luckin for all tha wurld like the owld cat’s tale on tha lip of thirn; an whin this fasoag gits long anuff ta git in tha mowths of thirns, an thay can ate it, thin thay are fine gintilmin. Judy, gra, I’m ritin a gudale— but, cushla, didnt ya rade the pace be the Frinchman; arah dusnt he cawl himsel ‘“ Ja- gis”’ ar ‘‘Jasques.’? Musha Judy, “Jackass,” shure, wood bees good anuff name for sich a mane krathur that tawks so about the ladys in this counthry. Shure, Judy, I’ma poor Lrish gerl an dont know much, but I dont want owr Ameriken ladys nar owrselfs nather to have all tha fashins of Frinehwimmin. In this free counthry, Judy, we have a right to ware sich cloas as we plase, and we shall lift them up or not, as we plase, too, an divil a bit we care for “‘jackass’” Frinchman, or any other jackass ather. Good by, cushlamachree, Biopy MaGeg. = + oe THE FALL OF SEBASTOPOL. The newspapers are filled with accounts of the fall of Sebastopol, or, in other words, of the blowing up of one part of it by the Rus- sians, and their retreat to the other, and the attendant fighting and slaughter, A few particulars in addition to those which we published yesterday, wiil doubtless prove interesting to our readers : The Paris Debats contains an editorial arti- cle. discussing the question whether Sebasto- pol is tenable by the Allies while the Russians are masters of the forts on the north side, fronting the sea. and asserts that the town is quite tenable, the possession of Fort Chorsone and Balaklava superseding the necessity of entering the harbor. The Russian armies will probably continue in observation within their strong positions until the Allies make some movement—hence all speculation as to the plan of the campaign must be purely imagi- pary. We have already given the English and Russian accounts of the action before Sebasto- pol; the following are those of the French and Sardinian, which are more spirited : PELISSIER AND BRUAT’S DISPATCH Panis, Sept 10—3 p. m. A supplement of the Moniteur has just ap- peared. It publishes the following : The Minister of War received to-day (Sept. 10) at 3 p. m., the following telegraphic dis- patch from General Pelissier: Brascion Repovst, Sept. 9—3 a m.—Kara- belnaia and the south part of Sebastopol no longer exist. The sire Pp ae our solid occupation of the Malakoff, decided upon evacuating the place, after having destroyed and blown up by mines nearly all the defences. Having passed the night in the midst of my troops, I ean assure you that rey ing inthe Karabelnaia is blown up, and from what I could see the same must be the case in front of our left line of attack. This immense success does the greatest honor to our arms. I will send you a detailed account of our losses during the day, which, after so many obstinate combats, must be considerable. To-morrow I shall be able’ to form an esti- mate of the result of this great day’s work, a great portion of the honors of which are due to General Bosquet and McMahon. Everything is quiet on the Tech and we ace vigteat there. eee Paris, Sept. 94. p. m. ; toe following was posted up at the Bourse jo-day < The Minister of War received at 10 o’clock this morning the following news : Caimea, <i 9—8 p. m.—This morning, I ascertained that the enemy has sunk his steamers. Their work of destruction continued under the fire of our shells. _The explosion of mines successively and on different points makes it our duty to defer our entrance into the place, which presents the spectacie of an immense conflagration. Closely pressed by our fire, Prince Gortecha- koff has demanded an armistice to carry away =~ caging of the wounded near Fork Bt. aul. The bridge, as a precautionary measure, hes been broken down je his orders. I am collecting the returns of our losses, and you shall have them as soon as ready. All goes on well. We are vigilant on the Tchernaya. Panis, Sopt. 10—7 a. m. of War has just rcoolved the following dlopetsh ‘ar has receiv @ following dated Varna, Sept. 9—3.35 a m.: The assaalt on the Malakoff was made (yes- terday) at noon. Its redoubts, and the Redan of Careening Bay, were carried b: “trp our brave sol- diers, with admirable intrepidity. Aa immediately occu: ourselves in lodg- © succeeded in doing so at Malakoff. The Redan of 0; ing Bay was not tena- was poured upon the first at work Our installation at Metokot pt Redan, salient with their usual vigor. were to give way between the enemy we and pocdhas Gaarae : ry ourselves there. ble, owing to the heavy fire of artillery which not fail soon te the cage at the Redan of ©. our eagles floating on the Mal- centred assault was made on Sebasto- pol yesterday. It was crowned by a brilliant success. ‘The Malakoff tower was taken by the corps @’armee of General aay bord Our soldiers, h they did not take part in the assault, had 40 men killed and wounded in the trenches. The French and English assaulted with true heroism. the night the Russians retired, after having burnt the town and blown up the for- tifications and buildiugs, and having sunk their last ships. On the 27th ‘ev’ Wm, F. Speake Mr WM. T. WALKER to. Mig ADELAIDE R. HARRIS, both of this city. DIED, On the 29th instant, SAMUEL EDWARD, in fant son of J. T. and Mary F . Jarboe. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral to-mor- row (S y) afternoon, at 3 o’clock, from their et on 9th street, near the corner of I, bags On the evening of the 28th instant, ALFRED wee oe 7 months and 14 days, only W. and Martha W. Young. juaintances of the family are invited to attend the funeral on to-morrow morn- ing, at 83g o’clock, from the residznce of his = rents. - z WANTS. ANTED—A GOOD COACH SMITH.— Enquire at this office. sep 29—3'* ANTED—AT THE GOVERNMENT Hos- pital 7s the Insane, two Washerwomen. sep Wrens A YOUNG WOMAN, who has been well raised, a situation as House- keeper, and to assist in the sewing and domestic duties ofafamily Shecan bring the most unex- ceptionable reference. not s9 much an ob ject asa good home. Apply at this Office, or ad- dress e to J. C. ALEXANDER, Alexandria, Va. sep 20—St V ANTED—A GERMAN BOY, ABOUT 15 or 16 years old, to learn the Confectionery trade. Apply at this office. sep 23—3t ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN to do the work ofa family of three persons. Apply at 326 North G street, between 12th and 13th. sep 27— ANTED—EVERYBODY TO KNOW that they can get a lot 2i feet front by 130 feet deep, for the low price of $75—payable $3 a month without interest. A yar tee nion Land Office 7th street, above ellows’ Hall. ap 2—bm JOHN FOX, Seo. BOARDING. OARDING—ONE WELL FURNISHED Room, with board, at No. 421 Eleventh street, west side, between Gand H streets Also, a few table boarders can be accommduted. sep 27—3t OARDING.—MRS. DUVALL, No.331 Penn- sylvania avenue, opposite Brown’s Hotel, has several large and desirable rooms, suitable for families oy single gentlemen, which she will rent with board at moderate prices. She can also ac ——— six or eight table boarders. Jy OARD,&c.—MRS. BATES,ON THES. W corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms. with or without board. Every effort will be made to render those comfortable who may favor her with their patronage. ap6—tf OYSTERS !_OYSTERS!—OYSTERS! SCHWARZE, comer of lith and E streets, * acquaints his customers and the, den leas in general that he has opened \« nis Oyster and Pickling estab ishment at the corner of 10th street and Poto- mac river, Steamboat Wharf, where he boried a large cellar and vaults, to keep Oystersin the cold- est weather Hotels and Restaurants are invited to make now the contracts to be sure to get their Oysters all the season round, at the most reasonable terms. Orders left at the corner of 11th and E sts. will be promp'ly attended to. sep 27—1m* HE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE will leave Alexandria and Wash- ington at the following hours: we Alexandria ati, 7¥,8X, lla. m., 12%, 2,3%,5,6 p m Leave Washirgton at 6, 8, 94, 114 @ m., 1, ae UTE 7P.m. LATHAM’S OMNIBUSES will run in connee tion with the Boat, starting from the Capitol and going. up Pennsylvania Avenue as far as 12th st., snee to the Boat. Leave Capitol at54,7%,8X%,11¥ a.m, I2x, m. 23%. 5% ‘ne BUAT runs in connection with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and with the Trains on the Baltimore and Washington Railroad. RATES OF TOLL. eros Pare from Capitol to Boat.. 6x cents. 10% Market Wagons and Dra = 3 se *Round Trip Wegon and four horses All kinds of Grain Sep 27—tf ANTHONY’S HAT ESTABLISHMENT, On 7th Street, near Pennsylvania Avenue. HIS is the where HATS and CAPS are retailed at Wholesale re - —— — only; con- “9 nent cent. extra pre nat be chi to offeet bad debts. ‘he very best Dress Hat $3.50, quite as good as those usu- ily sold at $5. A firstrate Hat at $3, equal to any at E $1. A fashionableand du- “3 A rable Hat at $2.50, and no humbug. “Quick Sales and Small Profits,” is the motto. A fall supply of the Fall style of HATS, sep 19—6w OTICE.—Having located my Yard on the west side of 9th street, between D and E.I would call the attention of my friends and the public generally, to my stock of HICKORY, OAK, and PINE WOOD, which I am now re- ceiving. Daily expected, one cargo of White Ash brcken, and twe of RED ASU EGG COAL. All of which will be sold at the lowest market price. 2,210 pounds to the ton. A deduction of — cents per ton on Coal taken from the vessel. sep 21—eodtf P.L. MOORE. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. HE co) hip which has heretofore exist- ed between the subscribers, under the name Sie Cee Ee. wae anes on the rl Septem mutual consent. B ev P- CHANDLER, GEO. E. BOWERS. The Bi E will be continued by the onders' by ne aan eos to his friends and the tra Z public. sep ‘ed H. P. CHANDLEE. GLOBE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, No. 20 Ohio avenue and 212 D street. THE House being all newly furnish@d, and the rooms and comfortable, will open Mon- day, October ist. Also, provided with good sit tin; ee See rooms for dinners, suppers and patties. ines and Segars of the best brands, and all relishes of the season. The subscriber respectfully solicits a call from his friends and the public in general, and will en- deavorto give them entire satisfaction, by his most scrupulous personal attention. N. B.—Gentlemen wishing to secure rooms will call. ALEXANDER TONNET. sep 23—3* NIGHT SCHOOL. GENTLEMAN, cee bois ign 24 sight ive at and ataeanned cot nq Washingtos Library, 11th, oF “3 » OF AMON. at Bhs Perlodical Store "700 City Post Office. sep 19—I1m = PAPER HANGINGS, &e. Sevemth Street, next door to Odd Fellows Heil. J ee ae wend coll he statin aie ° and the to his selection of new Paper , Window Shades, vor to merit a continuance same. n FOR SALE AND RENT. PBL rad ere saccres wo NEE T° shed oly OF THE TWO NEWLY. HILTON No. sep 29—eclw Houses on N st. north, betw. west. of JOHN Pe 5 Se | FS RENT—A SPACIOUS PARLOR, with Marble Mantel, and several Chambers, in a healthy and @ele-iabls location, within = few minutes’ walk of the and convenient to the Spring Gardens. For terms enquire rt the grocery store of PATRICK O'CALLIG, » Core acr of K street and avenue. sep 29—2t# T° LET—TWO BRICK HOUSES ON 7th between N and O streets, two stories hig five rooms and in each house. iene ere a Ta . Apply Z 81, Farmers and Mechanics H \ nd Mechanics Houte, on the premises ee Fo RENT—The House on the Island, con- taining 5 rooms and basement, now in occupany of Mr. Anthony Holmead. The loca- tion is one of the best in that part of the city, fronting on 13th street, and in the immediate vi- cinity of the Smithsonian Institution For par- comes enquire of the Rev. ALFRED HoumeEap, _sep 23318 J. B. HOLMEAD. Fee RENT—LOT No 713, WITH HOUSE and Stabling suitable fora market garden or dairym.n, si on ist streeteast, Delaware ave- nue and K streets, Enquire of WM. H. WARD. Exq., _sep 27—31* At Todd’s Buildings. OR RENT, IN GEORGETOWN —A two- story and basement Frame House cn Prospect street, containing 6 rooms, Hovse in good order and rent moderate. For particulars enquire of J J. McQUILLAN, Undertaker, east side of High street, nearly opposite Forrest Hail. sep 27—31% R RENT—A CONVENIENT two-story frame Dwelling, No. 69 13 street, Island, con- trining six rooms. A part ofthe Furniture can be Purchased. Possession will be given about the ist Uctober. sep 26—4t* RENT—A RARE CHANCE.—THE small store on Pennsylvania avenue, next but one to the corner of 11th street, and adjoining the publication office of the Evening Star. More per- +ons call daily at the Star office than at any other business point in Washington, which makes the location of value to any treder wanting to rentasmall, neat and convenient store, in the centre of the business portion of Pa. avenue. Pos- session given on the 15th of October poximo Apply soon, at the counter of the Star office. sep 6—tf OR REN OF THE BEST BUSI- ness stan yn Pa. avenue, north side, suita- pe for any kind of business Also, for sale, Counter, Shelving and Glass Ca- sez. Apply at No. 530 Penna. avcnue. sep 26—4t# OR RENT—THE CONVENIENT DWEL- lng on Peirce street, between L and M, and North Capitol street. To a punctual tenant the rent will be made verylow. The honse contains ~ix good rooms. Apply to CHARLES THOMA, near the premises. sep 25—2w* ORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH of valuable and pleasantly-located Dwellings and Loum ann, Lor for sale in shares, at only Five Dollars each. see, to JOHN FOX, Union Land Office, Seventh street, above Odd Fellows’ Hall. sep 24-tf NOTHER OFFER, AND THE LAST.— I wish to dispose of my Store House and Lot on the corner of 2thand B streets. Having here- tofore published a fail description of the many advantages this Property embraces, I do not deem it necessary toenter n into all the particulars, but invite persons who desire to enter in'o busi- ness to examine the premises, to look well into the namerous and extensive improvements that have been made in the last five years, and still in centemplation for a consinuance. An extensive Grist Mill is about to be erected near my property, by some of our most enterprising and weakhv citizens. A Glass Factory is alsotalked of, all within the range from 12th to 14th streets. Tbe payments will be made easy. Apply to the a. prietor. Cc P. SENGSTACK. N. B. Ifnot sold by the ist of October next, it will then be offered for rent. sep 2-tOl OOM FOR RENT .—A pleasant Room in the third eri with or without furniture Apply toGEO WILLNER’S Paper. hanging Store, 464 Ninth ctreet. sep 20—tf Fo RENT—A desirable Dwelling House on 6th street, between D and E, being near Penn. avenite. It is lighted by gas end heated by a fur- nace. The house is in good order, has 2 bath room and all the conveniences for comfort. Pos- session can be had about the middle of Novem- ber. For further iculars apply to THOMAS PARKER, opposite Browns’ Hotel. P S.—Any person renting the house, if they pre- fer, can purc he Furniture at a fair valuation which is new and in good order, only being used ime. an 39—colm iO LE’ ME HOUSE on Fifteenth street, No. 363, near L st. north. The house has ten rooms, and is in good order. A pump of ‘cod water in the yard. Possession given on the frst of October, by applying toA. BORLAND. sep 27—eo3t# OR RENT—A HANDSOME FURNISHED Parlor and two Chambers for rent, Pa. ave- nue, No. 215, opposite Willards’ Hotel. sep 27—eo3t* 10 LET—A CONVENIENT BRICK Dwel- ling on 6th street west, between G and H sts. north. Rent $15 per month. Apply toJ.C. Mc- KELDEN, No. 416 F street north. sep 25—e03t# OOMS FOR RENT.—A PARLOR AND several very pleasant furnished Chambers for rent, in a new brick house. i brs . K. LUNDY, No. 46 Louisiana avenue. sep 19 AGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE. LIBERAL, EQUITABLE & CERTAIN The Franklin Land Association offer for sale in shares of only FIVE DOLLARS EACH 18 Farms, of from 50 to 100 acres each, and about 250 very desirable Building Lots and Dwellings. Apply to JOHN FOX, Union Land Office, 7th street, above Odd Fellows’ Hall. sep 17—tf OR RENT—SEVERAL HANDSOME PAR- lors and Chambers, with Board. Also, Table and Transient Board. Inquire at Mrs. SMITH?S, 233 F street. ap9—t OTS FOR SALE—TWO OR THREE ood Bu! Lots in a rapidly improving neighborhood for sale on ten years’ credit. ay ase J. H. DRURY. jy 21—t¢ ick) Sort te OR SALE—TWO HUNDRED LOTS Price $75 each. Two years’ credit, or 10 per cent. discount for cash. Apply atthe Union Land Office, 7th street, above Odd Fellows’ Hell. jy 3m I P 'E!—Just received per brig Mason B Davis and schooners Suwasset and Henry May, 750 tons first quality Boston Ice. L. J. MIDDLETON, Office and Depot, corner of F’ and 12th sts. sep 25—eolw <TAINED AND ENAMELLED GLASS, of all styles and sizes, furnished = Roane to suit purchasers. P. H. SIMS, Plumber, 5!2 Seventh street, sep25—eo2w opposite Intelligencer Office. ELzearr SAXONY AND VELVET C: petings.—Just received, and on sale, pieces of tue above goods, all in entirely new a different designs from any hitherto offered for sale in this city, which wilt sold at prices lower the same goods retail at in any of the North- “Also, ful supe et Ri 4. Door M: Also,a supply an oor Mats to ma'ch CLAGETT DODSON & CO. sep 27—eo2w D)"the partnersp heretofore exiting betwee fore tween. Wm. rereton & Samuel Brereton, of the firm of Brereton & bap ec me in the Grocery busi- ness, is gn ba by mutual consent. Persons to the late firm are earvestly requested to close theiraccounts with Wm. Henry Brereton, who assumes all liabilities, and bi whom the business will hereafter be conduc’ at the old and well-known stand, on the corney of F and 7th streets, opposite the Patent Office. WM H.BRERETON, sep 25 -2awim SAM.BRERETON. _ Ji qooa’s Indian Chelagagec, Rewand'® Fonts 's 8 Lon! Mixture, Ober’s Fever ethane 8) er’s Feverand Powders, Ki do. do., Fever do., and all the Fever and Ague Remedies in use. Also, a and fine stock of DRUGS, FANCY GOODS, PER- FUMERY, &c., &e. A 0. BOSWELL. ‘Md. av. and 7th st., and ig aoe the, opal. M&. WILLIAM * PROFESSOR OF THE INGING, 298 F street, corner of Fourteenth street, sep 15— sortment of H: et HS ae ific, Keen ’s Canal Pe batindee dks nena) SS See first page for a colump of Auction Seles. pod ER SESS REPORTED FOR THE EVENING STAR. —————————— Latest from Norfolk. «© Batiwore, Sept. 29.—The Bont of this morning brings intelligence that the fever is still abating, although the new cases are very malignant; showing that the abatement is caused by © wantof material for it to feed upon. In Norfolk, on Thareday, there were but 7 deaths, and on Fridey to 12M. 38. Bo new cases Were reported on Friday. In Portsmouth, there were 12 deaths on finished in crimsom plush, damask, and | Wednesday, § on Thursday, and 3 on Priday hatreJoth . to noon. There were carve any now cases josewood, walnut and Book- 2, —s Seer: taries, Whatnots Meee @tands, during the three dey. 4 PEE pacts bon Fyne and fancy | Dt. Jackson is ill The wife of the Rev. cen ¥ Tab'es in sta se walnut and mahogany, Mr. Armstrong is dead JE a Fake nite t ©" a private letter from a relisble ee peat styles and fini:h in the various | Source, vada Friday, nena a woods were but 7 on 4 ‘andsome full marble top Dressing Cabinets, a Warhstands, and lcmmnedas ef the very | Thursday. Dr. Moore wes taken sick om pa igen em ey wen PEF od Tucsday, but is now doing well. The weath- Becelient Lounges, Eas; Chairs, Feot Stools er is unfavorable to those who heve the fever. Rising see Breakfast Tables, Dining Chairs Owing to the death of Ool. Ferguson, Presi- atl Chairs, Hat Trees, Chamber Cabinets dont of the Howard Acsecistion, and the ab- Together with a very large oe Pisa . = sonce of several of the officers, that institution “ogany, walnut, cherry, and maple Plain Purs- | 1 4 etected A. P. Cooke, President; Thos. J. The above is all of Mr Kirby's cwn manufse- | Corprew, Ist Vice President; R. M. Ball, 98 len a os - e Ocemnes wit be reafly for delivery = a Vice President; R. W. Bowden, Treasare:; J. day, October 15th A. Saunders, Secretary; D. Wheeler, Ass’t Secretary; S. Cherry, Corresponding Secreta- ry; Jos. Taylor, Asst Corresponding Seore- tary; all of whom entered with ardor on their duties yesterday. ‘erms; $50 end under cash; over thatsuma credit of 2, 4,and 6 months, for notes satisfactorily endoreed, bezring interest. JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. Arrival cf the America at Boston. Bostox, Sept. 29.—The London Times of Friday, alluding to the provavility of the Rus sians maintaining themselves on the northern side of the harbor, says: “ The forts will enable the Russian army to rest for a few days, but the works are inferior in strength to those just vacated and are sup- plied with water only by wells.” The same paper considers Gortecbakoff"s decision to retreat, beyond question. A letter from Paris on Wednesday says re- inforcements have been ordered to procesd immediately to the Crimea. Avother Paris letter says thet not less than f.ar French Generals were killed in the at- teck on Scbastopol, but the death of Gen. De Salles, who led the attack on the Central bas- tion, is not confirmed. Generals Revet, Le Breton, Neil, and De Marolles, were killed. Gen. Coneston was severely wounded, and the favorite aide-de-camp of Gen. Pelissier was mortally wounded. The total loss of the French was not allowed By JAS, 0. McGUIRE, on he TENSIVE SALEBY CAT. Rosewood. Waluu!, Mahe, E errand Maple Cabinet Farnits aoe on TUESDAY , October 16th, Commencing at 10 o’elock, I sell, at the Cabinet War.- see ene oe a ou made Furniture, forming assortment ever offered. for E 3 . 3 sep‘9-—codds By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. UR BAY MARES AT AUCTION.—On TUESDAY, the 2d of October, I stall cell, in f:ont of the Bank of Washington, at 10 o'clock a. m., four excellent bay Mares, sold on account of whom it may concern, a!l perfectly gentle ard work wellin harness, two of which area good match, and rua well toa eae ‘Terms cash. REEN, sep 20—d Auctioneer. By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- preved Property at Aucti —By virtve of a deed of trust of February, 15. ind doly re- corded in ‘ iberJ A S$, No. 55, folios 8,9, and 10, one of the land records of Washiazton covnty. in toe District of Columb!a, the uncerigréed Trustee will sell, at p»blic auction, to the highest bidder on SAY URDAY, the 6th day of October, 1855, at 4 o’clock p.m , in front of the premines, all that piece or parcel of ground and the premt- ses. with the improvements, specified in the afore- said deed of trost, being the west part of Lot No 5, in Square 378. fronting 23 feet 5% inches on n rth D street, by 1*7 feet deep, to a wide public alley. Terms ofsale are: One-fifth of the purchase money to be paid in cash ; the balance in four equel payments, at 6, 12, 18 and 24 months, with inter- est from the day of sale; notes for the defened piyments to be secured by a deed of trust on the ropert) . If the terms of sslesre net complied with in three days, the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk end cost of the purchaser. fe Gites Fume: to trangpire but some reports say that 10,000 sep 20-4 WW. BO ioneer, | French and English were killed. Latest from Mexico. New Onveays, Sept. 27.—The steamer Ori- riba has arrived, bringing Mexico dates of the 19th. Carrera has been abandoned, and # council appointed representing he garrison of Vera Cruz, which has uncond tionally adopted the plan of Ayutla, thus al lishing all fear of e collision between the army and the civilians; still as no government exists anarchy is feered- Yecatan and other places have declared for revolution. The Los Carner brigade, of 1,000 strong, bas surrendered to the pew national troops. Santa Anna’e son has been reprimanded fa h> severest terms for his late cruclties. Many of the citizens of Truxillo have fied to Yucatan for safety. The revolutionists are within 20 miles of Truxilio. Baltimore Markets. Barrmons. Sept. 29.—Flour is unchanged and active; there were sales this of 2,500 kes Howard street, Pa Rerery, be Mills $7 87%. Grain—W beat is 248. higher; to prime whites $1 90a$1.96—choice $1.97a$2; good to prime reds $1 87a$1.03 Corn—Fair to good white 85a38e ; yellow brought same E Provisione.—Beef—There is no in rices; Baltimore mess $18 50; prime $14. acon—sides 13ial3ic.; shoulders 12jal3e., hams 13jc. Buik mests—sides 12; shoulders 2; hams 113120. Pork—Prime $20; mes $21a$21.25 to $22. Lard 114. acco—Maryland common mi $6236.50; good to fine brown $7a$10. New York Markets. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auc'ioneer. MALL AND DESIRABLE Brick Dwell- ing House at Public Sale.—Un WEDNES- DAY afternoon, September 26th, at 5 o’c’ock, on the premises, I shell sell, part of Lot No 19, in square No. 369. mang feet on Ninth street~ west, between L and streets north, running back 138 feet 9 inches, with the improvements, consisting of aone and a haif story brick dwell- ing house, conteiaing five rcoms, with a carriage honse. stable, wood-sheds end other necessary outbuildings. This property is delightfally situated, with a well-im»ro' flower garden, &c., and is worthy of attention. Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 montbs, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. JAMES C. MeGUIRF, Auctionesr. sep 21—d i["_ The above sale is postponed until MUNDAY efternoon, October ist. same tour and piace. JAS. C. McGUIRE, sep 23—d Auctioneer. DMLNISTRATOR'S SALE.—On MON- DAY next, the Ist October. at 10 o’clock, in the furencon, by order of the Orphans’ Court, I shal! sell, at public auction, at the late residence of Vincent Lewis, deceasrd, No 21 Green stree’, Georgetown, D.C..2l his personal effects. con- 8 sting of Household Furniture, Ki:chen Utensils, and oue valuable Hog. WILLIAM LEWwiIs, Terms cash. sep 27—3t* Administrator. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. CRNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF- fects at Auctien.—On WEDNESDAY morning, October 3d, at 10 o’clock, at the resi- dence cf Capt. H. L. Benbam, No. 407 Third st between Pennsylvania avenve and C street, I shall sell a portion of Furniture and Effects, viz: Mahogany heir and spring Sofa and Chairs Marble top Centre Tabl+, W ha‘not Mabogany match dining and o'Ler Tables Boreaus, Bedsteads and W ast stands Black walnut, maple and cherry Bedsteads Walnut and maple cane-seat Chairs, Rockers Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Excelleat bair and husk Ma‘tresse New Yoru, Sept. 29 —Flour is firm; sales French China Dinner Set, Crockery of 90,00 bbls’ good State $7.81; Ohio $7.87; Carnets, Matting, Oticloth, Rugs Southern $8 62¢. Cooking, air ight and other Stoves Together with a genera! assortment of Kitchen Requisites Terms: $25 end under cash; over $25 a credit of 60 and brn for no.es satisfactorily endorsed bearing inte: JAS. C. McGUIRE, sep 26—d Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. DMIN'STRATOR’S SAL: sonal Effects cf Augustu deceased, by order of the Orphans’ Court — On MONDAY, the Ist of October, I shall sell, at the late residence of Major Nicholson, deceased, on 2d street east, between South E st. aud South Carolina avenue, immediately east of Dudington, commencing at 10 o’clock a. m., all the personal effects of the deceased, viz: Fine rosewood Tete-a-Tetes, with velvet cushion Rosewood, mahogany, and walput castor, arm, and gothic Chairs, velvét, damask, aad brocatelle covers Mahogany Velvet and hair-seat Sofas Marble top rosewood, mah: y and walnut cen- tre, side and pier Tables Damask. brocatelie and white Window Cartains Grain—Wheat is firm; ssles of 41,000 bush- els Southern white at $2.03a$2.05. Oorn isa tride lower; sales of 30,000 bushels Western mixed at 84a86c. Provisiooe—Pork is dull at former rates. mess $22 50252262: Beef is firm; sales of 100 bhis. Lard is firm at 11Jal2e. Whisky is firm; sales of 150 bbis. Ohio at 4le Stocks are better; sales at the first board of Eries, 55; Cumberland Qoal Company, 263; Reading R. R. 93}. ——_—EEEEEEe eee By JAS. C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer. VXCELLENT FURNITURE and House- held Kifects at Auction —O1r MONDAY morning, October Ist, at 10 o’clock, at No. 3 Ninth street, second door above L, I shall sell the Furniture and Effects of a g declining ho mexeeping. viz : Ha. dsome walnut spring-seat Divans, with par Rosewcod marble-top Centre Table oseweod mar Walnut Etagere, fancy Tebles and Chairs 2 fine pitame French piate Mirrors, 72 by 52 var Giee , Shades and Curtains inches Mehegeny and rosewood parlor and reception Seale Cleese, yt La ee Walnut Whatnot, Divans and Union Chairs ——— — poet Tat s - ora rg eee Wardrobes Nerdham’s patent Sofa Bed, article Trenc! a is >. Walnut, F.ench Bedsteads, Washstends and Sliver pate ane ee ning —- One fine, large, gilt-frame Painting—the Virgin, peeled a. c Vases Infant, and ear Marble-top end Bureaus, Weshstands | Tecra ree ary Excel ent curled bair and busk Mattresses Fine mahogany case Piano Forte, of fine tone and Bolstereand Pillows, Toilet Sets touch, 6% octaves, made by Andrew Stelnj | Coe seat Cottage Chairs, Walnut Orib Gite waare = ard stone Ware, among | Bronze Hat ore! Ast:el Lamp which se fine lot et rich cut glass Tumb- —, Coo! ng oa ers, Goblets canters & 0 white French China Dinner Set RK and air-tight Chamber Stoves Fine gid’ band china coffee, ata dessert Sets Fy, eS an e.cellent assortment of Kitchen Fine ares. piated. Waiters, Castors, Forks Dish- as equi a ‘ a es, &c. ‘erms : under, cash; over that sum Fintaeageed Wales wet gue To meURE. 2 Walnut wining ot cegages sep 4—d Auctioneer. Ozk and mape irs 7 Dressing and other Bureaus yey — mers cimets, Sine Feather and Bedding Slabs shame losets, 7 Cle Bair and shuck Mattre-ses pee 5 a a a ; Tab ecloths and Towels a Girandoles | Hose Lead, Iron, Tis, © tvanized and Eaithes . Fee Onin Manel Vanes artery Pipe, &c. 5 and on short no French C! Mantel Vases, P and Stat- hag ey r ‘Sims, q mend 512 “Tapestry, three-ply, Brussels, paseage, and stair ae - —— Seventh 2 Srosiesge, Cicicthoon ae. TO THE PUBLIC. Cooking, Radiator Airtight other Stoves in “hovel ahd Tongs, Fenders Ff phe sein with ee tp Pree And on Tuesday, 24 Octoter, we shall sell; | ion tn a very superior manner. We bave in store at 10 o’clock a. m , at the same place— é - lot Very superior RinglistML. the and $i One fine and nearly new. two horse, fei Sl fect Pickets; also 4 and 5-4 pine Caroling Hee Sng “hates Se aca. and Eestern Shore dreased in an un One dine military Saddle and Bridle, Holsters ana | ¢auulled be olen, length ae oe 3 description of White Pine Lumber, One Ladies’ side Saddle, perfectly new, ©8n0-81- | 94 ana ready for working. All of which will One cle mounted of Carriage sold st the lowest mar price for Cash, or ‘Gereers ag ; HUGH COYLE & BROTHER r ry i Ce ae ele gunion prebet welk ep 28 —s0lw i a wie Sena atdea vite oe @eem unne- SoPERIOR TABLE AND POCKET CU a . cee te enumerat:. Jery, Razors, ey “a ‘Terms: sums of end under $25 cash; over | the Fi $95 a credit of 60 and 90 days, for notes sathsfac- street. . a ae MER VILLE NIGHOLSON, sat q ~— NICHOLAS CALLAN. A=W tor "Sou Y ELL, sep %6—d A. GREEN, Aust. sept near a