Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1855, Page 3

Rewier vor raz Arriicrey.—The Treasu- Ai ban Al ~U Persoss fond of keen, piercing, windy wea- e “@eneral Com: ee ™ . EV E ING STAR Sigs te cpt of te iowa sdien ther, could not complain of Saturday night coats buttoned closely, to guard against the in- fluence of the poe ha but deeply felt, whist- ling, howling, tree-shaking, tin-aign rh ing, visitant. The weather calmed by Sun- —————e ee ee LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tas Natioxat.—We have taken occasion, since our last issue, to go over-the National fever sufferers in Norfolk and Portsmouth : pee relepel me ag Jones, solicitors in the Third Ward. $52 00 rst. top to bottom, i carefully | Mrs. Robert Earl, solicitor in the Fi day, and to-day we have a om- reg encore of all eudatvable aeaetion wee ag and...... 65 00 bracing atmosp! ; too eool, Smecvie: to sit tions that have been made in itg multifarious | Mrs a ler Israel, the within doors without a cheerful glare from ments and accoutrem From the | . First 61 74 | wood or anthracite. marble tileing in the vestibule or great en- | Mrs. trance hall, to the attics,“and down to the ranges of the kitchen, there is nothing in the cotcblichment that could have beén improved which has escaped the touches of the hands of Barare’s Panorama of the Arctic jons will be exhibited, at Odd Feilows’ Hall, out the present week. It has already attracted thousands of delighted tors. 20 00 1415 See eeereeees . s almost | Mrs. T. K. Gray, solicitor in Seventh Those who have not yet seen this beautifal Mr Og, Se ee eens ha we some | Ward .--sscsssseseeseeeeseeseess 12 00| work of art and of historic interest, will, of rm Pa haae: Soaked up with bim W. D. Addison, of Cole Brook, Md .. 2 00 | course, avail themselves of the opportunity within the portals of the buge establishment rer by Piper & Stew- Be a at neater : : afcae of vi Street... .eeeecece 46 1 —— — old wa oe at thors a amas: | Merchants’ Exchange, balance. 200] Stict Axor#en DowAriox.—Miss Isabella = aor: ‘a Kind aeaeert od under the di- | Fairhill Female ary, Olney, Acton, the instructress of the Junior Division coction of rane French, of Washington, and Montgomery counsy, M ‘m. of Pri: School No. 1, Capitol Hill, has de- yee by Miller, Coatis & Youle, of New| _H. Farquhar... sesee 15 00 ted with us, to be forwarded for the bene- Tak a tes watbie tile by Jokn Beard, | Chareh of the Epiphany. O4skirs and 1314] Btof the Norfolk and Poriasmuie eatery af Philedelphia, which is superior to any-| Ryland Station, Methodist Episcopal two dollars, which has been contributed by the Church, Rev. W. C. Steel.......+6 Rev. Wm. Pinkney, rector, for collec- tions, viz : In Zion ehureh...........$31 94 St. Matthew’s church..... 10 95 St. Luke’s church, Blad- ing of the kind we have ever seen in the finest public edifices of New York, a portion being of marble cut and squared by machinery, and the rest of varigated composition, evident- ly as durable es natural stone, while far more striking in its effect on the benolder. Itis worth a trip for fifty miles to realize 39 00 | little children under her charge. Warcn Retvrys.—Charles Light, heavily laden with whisky, was brought in for being drunk in the streets, and released in the ‘y~ ment ofa fine and costs. Another man, with a name indicative of lightness—Robt. Cork—ac- jon of this comparatively new art —— 114 81 | cused of being disorderly in the market-house, be this pares as exemplified in the: vestibule | Collections by Mrs. Radcliff, Mrs. was discharged, and a short time thereafter of the gentlemen’s sitting room and ladies} _ Eckard, Mrs. Coues.. ++ 14 90] was seen floating about the city. J. O'Hara, entrance of this magnificent establishment. | St John’s church, Rev Dr. Pyne, an unfortumate drunkard, who complained that The furniture all appears to be new, and is special collection for the orphans, to pis world does not treat’’ him well, was ar- a the most pe scale, equalling, if not be applied by Rev. Wm. Jackson, raigvel for his baccanal offences; but having = ing in gorgeousness that of the St. Of Norfolk. ...scccsseeseceeeeeeess 130 00 Pno funds, and not wishing to take up an au- Nie and Metropolitan in Now York. We] * tumnal residence at the Washington Asylum, The amount of the special donation from St. John’s church has been remitted to Rev. Mr. are without space in which to describe it in detail, but may add that it is chosen and ar- ranged in exquisite taste, the conception and he entered into treaty stipulations, to the ef- fect that he would leave the city, shaking off its mud from his shoes, and never again re- + i Jackson. Rev. Mr. Hod: has also collected | turn to the metropolis. William Finley, how- pag prSaby of gobo lags das gp and sent to Rev. Wm. Jac $10 and an ad- | ever, was not disposed to voluntari Banish has been manufactured by artizans in the | dit x of clothing for the orphans. himself, and for being drank and disorderly house, under the immediate direction of the was conveyed to the work-houge to serve for proprietor, while some is the work of Balti- thirty days. aay Sims, for profanity, was required to pay a fine and costs, while her sis- ter Julia, for a similar offence, was sent to the work-house for thirty days. Six unfortunate persons, both male and fe- male, were accommodated with lodgings. The weather is too cool and frosty for them to sleep out o’nights, with no canopy save the broad heavens, and no light but the winking stars. ————————————— MARRIED, Oa the 7th instant, by the Rev. John C. Smith, Mr. WILLIAM F. PRUITT to Miss SARAH A. LEMON, all of this city. In Havana, on the 15th of September. JOHN BENJAMIN BELT, Esq., formerly of Washing- ton, to Senorita CARMEN MUNOZ, of Havana. DIED, On the 7th instant, WILLIAM WALLACE EUGENE, infant son cf William and Frances Dayesen. The funeral will take place from the residence of Mr. Aaron Dawson, on K s'reet, between Eley- enth and ‘f'welfth, on Tuesday afternoon at 3 ee ‘The friends of the family are iavited to attend. On the Sth instant, Mrs. ANN E. DINKLE, of Alexandria. Tus Art or Sixeine.—The following arti- cle from the National Intelligencer,is entitled to the favorable consideration of our readers ; and, in this connection we would respectfully refer our readers to the advertisement in this afternoon’s Star: ‘‘No provision is made for instruction in yo- cal music in the public schools in Washington, nor the private schools of which we have any knowledge. In some instagces, by the yolun- tary act of the teachers, the children are taught to sing a few songs, but not the elements of music; and this is true also of the Sabbath Schools. The love of music is universal am: the children of this city, and it is manifeste: in every possiblemanner. They all sing in their own imperfect manner. In every Sab bath Sohool they sing in full chorus © Upon every public occasion in which they are brought forward they sing. Every concert room accessible to them by means of a low price of admission, isfall of them. They are adepts in “Ethiopian Minstrelsy;” they sing with gusto the songs of the yellow-covered books jn every political campaign; yet they are not taught to sing correctly, and they fail to acquire in youth a branch of education that is then easy of acquisition, but is difficult to enter upon in later years. “We regret this great omission. Music of the proper kind greatly harmonizes and ele- vates the character of both children and adults, but in the former its influence is strikingly puerto The standard of music can only ecome elevated in this city by an apprecia- tion of the subject by the community in gen- eral; in other words, by the general dissemi- nation of musical education, and es cially in the department of vocal music. There are a number of professors of music among us who are capable of imparting the needed instruc- tion in an efficient manner. May we not hope more. The plate, too, does infinite credit to t] skill of our country in the production of such things. It was all made to order in Dorches- ter, Massachusetts, and fully equals any plated work ever imported into the United States in the fineness and delicacy of its multifareous designs, and the exquisite skill with which they have been exesuted. The glassware eame from Brooklyn, New York, and is cut after beautiful and unique patterns, all of which ere entirely new, the main features of the embellishments being emblematic of Amer- ican nationality. The ladies — for- merly a dingy, dreary concern, has been trans- formed into a chamber in which Victoria or Eugenia might not be ashamed to entertain their guests, no pains or expense having been spared to make it the most tasteful and ele- ant dining-room in the United States in all fs appointments, from the gorgeous curtains shadirg its windows, to the its wine cloths, its seats, and its cutlery. The glassware and the chandeliers through- out the house—and a very large number have been introduced—were furnished by Hau- wought £Co, of New York. The latter arecf bronze and bright-work combined. We cannot deszribe them here, but have to say that those in the main dining room (which were wu: when we were there) have never been equall: in any other similar work imported or executed in this country. The genius of a finished ar- tist could alone have conceived them, while no one but an artizan, unsurpassed in any country, could have so faithfully copied, in their every line and curve, the spirit of exqui- site art so manifest in the minutest details of their design. The carpenter-work is by Mr. Entwisle, of Washington; the painting by Jesse Vickers, of WANTS. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG Man, who wishes to keep Bar in some Sa- loon, cr asa Coachman in some private family The best of reference can be given for honesty and sobriety. He can read and keep accounts. Infor- mation can be received by addressing ‘J. G ” No. 535 13th street, on the Island. oct S-3t# _imsarien Ihecben niente We Riese ANTED—A LADY TO ASSIST IN Teach- inga Primary Class in a Day School, who would consider the opportunity of perfecting her- self in French, Drawing, and some of the English b i ic | branches, a sufficient remuneration Address Baltimore; the plumbing by Mr. Reese, of | tat the directors of our system of public through the Post Oifice “C. L. B.” Washingtor Washington; the furniture by R. Renwick, of | S°200ls, the teachers of private schools, and bee sa oct Site parents generally will co-operate in a deter- mined effort to institute teacherships of vocal music in every school, or to establish special schools of instruction in singing, each for the benefit of the children of several common sehoois, at hours not conflicting with the usual Toutine of studies? We would advise persons capable of giving instruction in this branch of education to go forth themselves and urge this subject upon the attention of all who should eel an interest in it.” Baltimore, and Doe & Haghton, of Boston; the carpets and curtains by Gable & McDowell, of Baltimore; the ip by Howell & Bro, of Philadelphia and Baltimore; part of the cur- tains also from Baker & Co., of Baltimore; the outside painting by Parker & Spalding, of Washington; the sheeting and table linen by James Paton & Co., of New York. P But we have room, to-day, in which to say little more of the magical improvements which Mr. Gay has made in the National. We found three French cooks in tieir characteristic uni- form of pure white, including the square skull cap, the famous Virginia colored cook of the elder Guy’s Baltimore establishment—the man who got up the fried chickens, game suppers, broiled oysters, &e., which have made the hoase of the senior known to everybody in the United States who has a soul for good eating— a famous confectioner from New York, and an army of souilions, of both sexes, getting ready for the formal opening of the establishment, this afternoon. If the world, at this moment, contains a better appointed hotel of its size, than the National in this city, it is not in the United States; and not having read of it, we doubt its existence in Europe. =) ne ag airereineeniiemalinnenieeeenekca aces ANTED—A SITUATION FOR A COL ored Boy; a slave about 18 years oid. He will suit fora Porter or Dining room Servant, or can make himself useful in any way Eng uire at Mr. WM. ORME’S Grocery Store, near ine cor- ner of 11th street, Pa. avenue oct 8~1t* ( Dyeses FOR A DWELLING HOUSE —I wish to purchase for Cash, a good brick Dwelling House, or a Building Lot, at least 25 feet front, on F, G, or H streets north, between Sth and 13th streets wests. RICHARD DAVIS, oct 8-3t Music Store. Wo COMPETENT PERSON TO drivea Lumber Wagon. Apply to AGER & Soa ne, of 13th street and the Canal. oct S-2t# ANTED IMMEDIATELY—FIVE or SIX first clas; Shoemakers to work on men’s work and to work in shop. None but good work- mea ned apply. JOSEPH ANKER. AS — street, bet. H and New York av. oc 8—It V ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL A SITU- at'on as Chambermaid or C.ok, and to as- sist in the Washing and Ironing ; also by a young Girl to Nurse and do the Sewinv. Apply at No. 239 D straet, between 14th and 15th streets. oct S-1t® V AN TED—A FIRST RATE COOK; ALSO a good Washerand f{roner, at 453 Fourteen h stret. Slaves preferred—wages liberal. oct S-1t* ANTED—A BLACKSMITH.—To a good Jobber good wages will be paid. To save time and trouble I hope noneelse will apply at the shop, south side of the Capitol, or at my residence on the corner of Maryland avenue and 2d street, Capitol Hill. THOS. McGRATH. oc 8—1t* ANTED—SIX FIRST RATE CARPEN- ters. None others need apply. oc 8—3t BALDWIN BROTHERS. ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER, acd ironer. White women preferred. Ap ply at No. 473 Seventh street, above I. oc 6—2t* WANTED A SITUATION AS BARKEEP- er ina first class establishment ; good recom mendations given as to character and capability. Address +‘ W”? at this Office. oct 54t* AN TED IMMEDIATELY—GOOD COAT, A Geyenovs Spirit. —On Saturday, a num- ber of ds was discharged from the Wash- ington Navy Yard, including elderly men, who have large families Of those retained were two young men, who, on hearing of this mis- fortune of their seniors, represented to the proper authority that they, being young, able to travel, and provide for themselves any- where, were willing to resign to make room for two of the old men. The proposition was accepted, and their wishes, in this respect, gratified. It is not often that we hear of such liberality and benevolence, and therefore the incident is worthy of publicity. Ma. Joux Mitier, whose reputation as a confectioner is so well known in this city as to require no especial notice of commendation, advertises that he has re-opened his establish- iment to-day; it having been closed for several weeks past, in order that his rooms might be refitted and the house renovated, in prepara- tion for the autumn and winter campaign. With polite attentions on the part of the pro prietér and his assistants, and confectionery, in all its branches, of the best quality, and at reasonable ee his house has always been the resort of those who know how to appreciate such luxuries. Tus Bex Frayxuis Tarcer Compaxy are on parade this afternoon. To-night they will give their first grand military, civic, club, and firemens’ ball at Carusi’s saloon. This is just the weather for pres | and especially to the music of Esputa’s band, which has been engaged for the occasion. The arrangements are excellent, the committee of management courteous, and every effort will be made to render the exercises satisfactory. Gallant men and fair ladies, not a few, will doubtless Bracrivet Artistic Workx—Mevent We recontly had an opportunity to exami several beautifal specimens of human hair- work and jewelry combined, consisting of what is termed a full-set, vis: Bracelet, breastpin, ear-rings, and necklace with cross, which was made to order for a lady. The bracelet—an emblem of eternity—is most beautifully braided, and adorned with richly carved gold mountings, containiug he hair of two deceased sisters. The handsomely-braided necklace was made of the hair of a mother, and the at- tached Maltese cross was of the hair of a child. The beautiful breastpin, representing & double bow with shield and pendant, is engraved ‘‘ Father;’’ and the ear-rings, made of a gentleman’s hair, represent two delicate- -braided baskets held in the bill of a dove. ‘t affords us pleasure to learn that such work is done in our city, and recommend our read- ersand the public to John H. Semken, 330 Pennsylvania avenue, who, we understand, executed the order for the above-named arti- cles, which cannot fail to reflect credit upon i Such mementos, though not very costly Pantaloons and Vest Hands. None otheis aré worth having, and are certain! beyond | there be congregated. need apply E. OWEN & SON, yalue to those for whom they are mada, <a oc 4—diw 212 Pa. avenue. Frost.—While its tendency is to purify the atmosphere, and to drive away the causes of the disease peculiar to the season, it also ban- ishing some of the wild game, the ortolans, which have afforded much sport to amateur shooters for some time past. The birds have taken wing to a more southern latitude, where they will have an opportunity to partake of the granular edibles satisfactory to their fas tidious taste. Doubtless there, as here, some of them will meet with more than ‘a warm reception’’—a scorching fire from fowling- pieces, the powder associated with lead. ANTED—GOOD PANTALOONS AND Vest makers. Also, Pressers, to work by the week, in factory. Permanent employment and fair wages will be given. None need apply but competent hands. J.D. LAKENAN, Foreman for Wall & Stephens, S22 Pa. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth strects. ocl was NURSE. She must bea steady Woman, and a good s2amstress. and iron- Also, a Cook to assist in the washin; inz. Apply at 361 corner H and Lith streets, oc 3—eo3t * Nationa, Tazatae.—Manager Jarrett an- nounces the second dramatic entertainment at this establishment, on Wednesday night next, when will be med Sheridan’s great play of * Pizarro,’’ in which the popular actor, John R. Scott, will make his second and last ap- ance in Washington, sustaining his famous e ter of ‘* Rolla.’ The eminent tragic actress, Mrs. Melinda Jones, (whose name was unintentionally omitted in the advertisement on Saturday,) appearing as ‘“ Etvira,” and Mr. McDonough as “ Pizarro;’’ the other char- acters being personated by artists of known ability. The entertainments will conclude with the thrilling drama, founded on fact, entitled « Jonathan dford, or the Murder at the mus = * BE -nnn Ratt le Jefferson, Eilis, Burnett, Kemble’ a BRE: Devlin and Mrs. Jefferson appearing in the During this play, the stage will repre- sent the celebrated ** four room scene,” show. ing the yried action taking place therein, the commission of the murder, the fallacy of hu- man judgment, and the danger of ciroumstan- Hal dyidence. AppLes.—We are indebted to Major H. C. Williams, o° Fairfax county, Va., for a basket of avariety of fall and winter apples that re- fect no little credit upon his horticultural Fieg.—Last night, between eight and nint o’clock, a shanty, or brick shed, near the in- tersection of P street and New Jersey avenue, enveloped in flame, attracted the attention of ~e> Genman, and esneciall: juve- niles who love the eaattomene: Bain ih conflagrations. Tho machines were prom: tothe scene Thero was a scarcity et er but the Hook and Ladder Company were ena- bled to work without that, to the other par- ties, essential liquid. TTENTION, DRUGGISTS.—The adverti- ser, who has been in the Drug busj- nes& for the past six years, tres a situation ina first class establishment. Unexceptionable refer- ences given. No objections going South or West. Address 2 ere at this office. ar 4 —e03t! ree ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, who has been well raised, a situation as House- keeper, and to assist in the stewing and domestic duties ofafamily She can bring jhe most unex- ceptionabie reference. Salazy noi so much an ob- ject as a good home. “fs ly at this Office, or ad- dress a line toJ.C. ALEXANDEK, Alexandria, Va. amas ese a9 sep 20-8t WANTED-EVERYHODY TO KNOW that they Get & lot 21 feet front by 130 feet deep, for the low Price of 575 payable ahi @ mouth Nosy EBors.—Yesterday numorous parties amused themselves by ruuning through the streets and alleys, in the central tof the city, and, as if ta cunvinge the quiet of the population that they are neither Rene: without interest. Apply at the Unter © labors. If fae desires to comprehend the | tied nor dumb, oe wild balloes, screech- | 7th street, above oa Pt ogc and Ofice philosophy of paying attention to the i e | ings, and other mnt vocalisms, _At oo ~e - ment tests * cannot be more enalty aasouk night, os police arrested @ cram? the Jers <p oom JOHN FOX, See. eee an by avisit to this gentleman’s | niles, We mers") o ention the fact . = arm, some ten or twelve miles from Ty ach- | ing.t boys who lave s disposition similarly to BOARDING. ington. He began its improvement some six | mishehaye. eae OAR DING.—MRS. DUVALL, No. 331 Penn- lvania hierar tbr taenge Brown’s Hotel, has coven! large and des{frable rooms, suitable for families or single gentlemen, which she will rent ‘with board at moderate prices. She can also ac “ona six or eight table boarders. OARD, &c.—MRS. BATES, ON THE 8. W. corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms, ith or without board. re et mee mae to render those comfortable with their patronage. o7 seven years ago, and already has an arch $ is @xcellea for extent ‘and variety of splendid fruits, by few, judeed, at the North. ‘Et Domapbo’’ writes us that ‘‘it seems now to be a common incident to find gold and sil- ver in almost any locality which indicates things of this nature; and as I havo always understood it to be the opinion of goclogists this vicinity that the heights of Georgetown are of this character, I would like, for one, to have the subject looked into.”” Taz Sronu of Saturday evening was the cause of serious damage to a vessel, which had just left Georgetown. She was driven inst the Potomac bridge, the effect of which was to dismast her, and the violence of the winds tore her sails to ribands. The scone, Witnessed by passengers on the Alexandria Omnibus, {s desoribed — a high degree peri!- gs to those on bogrd; byt we are gratified to learn that there was no sacrifice of human Barris —Yesterday afternoon the rite of baptism was administered to a lady, in the Open air, and in the Potomae river, at the foot of Eighth street, by a minister, as we learn, of the Christian Church, commonly known as Campbellites. A large concourse of persons witnessed the imposing and solemn exercises. Euectiox.—The Marion Rifles, on Friday evening, elected W. D. Turner ensign of the company, in the place of Wm. J. Walker, re- Jolwaert SAXONY AND VELVET Cor- petings.—Just received, and on sale, any breve of the above goods, all in entirely new ifferent designs from nay Sine Oreee. sale in this city, which wili be sold at prices than the same goods retail at in any of the North- ern cities. eg a full su sep 27—e08w os Tae Revivat or Rexrarox continues at Wess ley Chapel, and at the Ninth street Methodist t Church. At the first named, nearly one hundred conversions are reported, while at the latter about one-third of the number PP7e made « profession of ‘sins forgiven.”’ Rugs and Deor Mata to RGETT DODSON & CO. vase | AUCTION SALES. See first page for a column of Auction Sales. REPORTED FOR THE EVENING STAXK, the beat business stands in Wash- || ——————________ Ington, itbeing on the corner of 7th and I streets. | By B. W. FURGUSON & CO., Auctioneers. SSS SS SSS SSS House is well adapted for a Store. ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY at The Atlaute Bank of Georgia. © ~~ lars, enquire of JAS. H. EVE, | V Auction.—On SATURDAY, Uctober6th,at | Coxpapta, 8. C., Ost. 8.—It has been auber- ee ect 4 o'clock pm , we shall ell part of Lot'Now1, |.‘ ; . os R RENT, IN GEORGETOWN.—TWoO | i= Square Re. 498, with the tained that a report prejudicial to . bank eublansive rooms ccleaner ce ten. One Houre. ‘The abvve dexribed proper Te ena preg a te nm pe mw eee for? hasa front cellar. Enquire on the premises. somely located on south E, 4 and 6th amount 000 were presented Terms: One-balf cash; belancein 12 months; | 287BeBh abd all were duly paid except : notes for the deferred pay- | £5,000, when the hour.of closing arrived. The F BPpay ot Vermont pon feng es! ment paring a aay A deed eee ne Fe officers closed the bank ; and the remainder of ae Cr onde cing has six chambers, and | ¢f trou inken. 5. W. FURGUBON'S CO... | the noted wore protested. ‘The Bank now 8 parlor * whol house ; | the back building conteins a kitelen and dining rere above Sale to be postpomed until | threatens to sue Washburne (who presented rooms, and there is a wood-house attached. To SDAY, the 9h, same hour. the notes) for damages. 8 good and punetual tenant the rent will be made ¥ B.W. FURGUSON & CO. a te Apply t Gulored Fortes ‘WM. © a Sr. Lovrs, Oot. & Heal the election iy : . OF . C. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. . + Oot. &.— REDDALL, athe Department of State. . OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI- | in Kensas have been received from Atchison ture at Auction.—On WEDNESDAY, worth for NT— 10ta instant, I sball sell, at 10 o'clock, at theresi- | Uaty and Leaven city, and are all F cl ly Se HE | dence of Mrs. C. P. Smith, at steeper pean Whitfield. Partial returns have been received to the corner of Lith street, adjo! D and 15th streets, opposite the public grounds F; publication office of the Eventhe Star’ Montper | South of the ‘Treasury: Department. an excellent | £com Doniphan; they, also, are all for the rons call daily at the Star office than at any other | #88¢rtment of Furniture, viz same candidate. business polit in Washington, which the location of great value to any treder wanting to rentasmall, neat and convenient store, in the centre of the ae of Pa. avenue. Pos- session given on the 15th of October proximo re at the counter of the sep gener ne ay pm seat Sofa, Rocker and Parlor — Mahogan Dining and Breakfast New Counterfeits. T. ee ee ae Corrmata, S. C., Oct. 6—New counterfeit ‘a 1 painted Cottage Set, with marble top, eaneand | $19 upon the Bank of Georgetowa, 9. C., are Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattrasses in circulation here. They are badly executed — Bedsteads, Washstand;, Carpets and Maiti! FPOR RENT_THE CONVENIENT DWEL. | Clocks, Lécking Glasses, one fine thtor, | S24 may easily be detected. ling on Peirce street, between L and M, and new ag North Capitol street. ido S panctual tenant the | China, Glass, Crockery, and Stone Ware (New Orleans Markets. rent made ww. ‘The house contains ing, ator, and other Stoves N " . six good rooms. Apply to CHARLES THOMA, | With a good assortment of Kitchen Requisites 8 daast $o08 belo wadding theak aes near the premises. sep 25-2w* And my other ae which wedeem unneces- New Onueans, Oct. 6 is : > rary to enumerate. " ORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH | ‘Terms: Unaer $25, cash; over $25. a credit of | *ith o limited busivess at previous rates; sales of valuable and ntly-located Deets: thirty end sixty days, for notes satisfactorily en- | for the week 22,000 bales; receipts at this port and Building Lots, forsale in shares, at Cae ot vé | dorsed, bearing interest. &. GREEN, ahead of last year 84,000 bales; stock om hand Dollars each. Apply to JOHN FOX, nion oc 8d Auctioneer. bales. Land Office, Seventy street, above Odd Fellows’ " et eth Hall. sep 2i-tf By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Baltimore Markets. ae USEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNIT- Petrie thane lg seg funiters avai ture, Pianoforte, and MilchCowatAuc- | Bartivone, Qct. 8—The flour market is to GEO. WILLNER’S Paper- hanging Store. Bly tion —Or THURSDAY, the Lith Instant, at 10 | considerably excited to-day; sales of 7.600 Ninth street. sep 20—tf ee eo) og yer bis. Howard street and City Mills sold for = otieman retir ro! oul le OR RENT—FIVE NEWLY FINISHED | street, between 10h and 20m streets west, an ex- | 52-22°SS-12, an advance of 250. on Saturday three-story Brick Houses on 9th street, west, between D and E sts., south, and op Grace Church, containing each saloon parlor, six cham- bers, dining room, and kitchen, with ample yards &c. To punctual and careful tenants the rent will be lower than such houses can be obtained for in He: tme tof Furniture, viz: soorning’s prices, and the market closed very Sawesa sak caper: mhabwrs stat ~ and Cushion | Srm at those rates. ‘ : Castor, arm, parlor and other Chairs Wheat is firm with an advance of 4aSe; Mahogany and marbie-top Commode, Sofa and | god to prime whites $1 900$2.06, red $1 75a Centre Tabl- 31.90. hi jliow sold Schacue, =a Pianoforie, made by Andre Stein. | 7.839. ine bieanpioe i = nstrument, part ity. 6% octaves, a good ii steol and ° any Part of the city; aS. S. WALLACH ee Phad-iaeg = erally 2B —_ Opposite Washington City Hall. | Mahogany Sidebcard, dining and other Tables pazeoue timore : Bacon, sides 13ic., shoulders 13:. Mess $18.50, prime l4al5e. Lard Llic. Hatrace, Bureaus and and Stands Sep eet ce Te ef Beef— OR RENT.—THAT FINE HOUSE, SIT- uated on the corner of Thirteenth street and New York avenue. For terms apply to EV4N HUGHES. oc 3-eotf RIVATE SALE .—SEVERAL FRAME Houses, suitable for large or small families, Glasses, Writing Desks Moreen and other Window Curtains and Blinds Vases, with shades and shell flowers Mantel Ornaments Cherry and othe Bedsteads Feather Beds, Bedding Hair and shuck Mattre:ses New York Markets. New Yorr, Oct 8—Fiemr hae advanced 121259. Sales of 33,000 bbls. Good State, $*.°1; Ohio, $2.374; Southern $9 2 French plate gilt frame Mirrors, 38 by 98 in. ; * sa 125, contzining from 4 to 10 rooms each, on square | Oyina Glass and Creeke: ’ W heat is considerably hizher- jes of 125,- ryware among which 4 s 5 sou'h of a 516, eteres Sch ane Seb trees, are white French China Dinfer and Coffee | 900 bushels Southern whit: $2 20; red $2. Corn isa trifle higher; sales of 20,000 bash. e's; western mixed 91c. Provisions—Pork is stiffer, but not a higher. Sales of 400 bbis. Mess $22.25. Beef is firm. Sales of 150 bbls. Chicazo re- acked, $16a$17. Whisky ig steady. Sales of Ohio at dlc}. Stocks are ficmer. Sales at the first board of Virgivia 5s. 97c. Cumberland Coal Oo., 273; Canton, 25]; Beading, 954. ets 4 fine Tarkey Carpet:, pissage end other do. Hearth Rugsend Matifag Steir Rods, Andirons and Fenders Cooking and cther stoves nee. lot of Kitche : Requisites With many oth:r articles which we deem unne- | P ecrsary to enumerate Terms: Under $25. cash ; over $25, sixty and ninety days cr dit, for approved endorsed notes, bearing interest. A. GREEN, oct 8-d Auctioneer. Wy tseee SASH, BLINDS, LUMBFR, &c., at Auction —Ou FRIDAY, the )2tu" iastant, I shail sell, at 4 o'clock p. m., at the corner of north K str.et Si a 2 the Ci.cle, near Georgetown, a large lot o: Windcw Sash and Blinds Man els, Lumber Ges Pipes S eps, and a large Portico With many o her articles which we deem un- ecesssry to enumerate. and frontin; Terms made . Enquire on said square at No 503 sar} is au 4—eotf }R RENT OR SALE—A NEW THREE- F story brick Honse in complete order, on 8th strest, near N, Northern Liberties. Enquire of W.J. McCOLLUM, 8th and K streets, Northern Liberties. au 13—eotf ARM FOR SALE—A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT.—A highly cultivated Farm of about eighty-six acres is oifered at pri- vate sale, on the Rockville tarnpike, about five miles from Georgetown. There are two dwell- ings, barn, stable, corn-house, smoke houre, &c.4 a pump of delightful water at the door; two apple | orchards in full bearing, with a variety of pear, | peach, and plum trees. The stock and implements will be sold to the purchaser if desired, and immediate possession iven. * A rare opeeaney forany purchaser wishing to obtain a healthy summer residence or a market farm. Address or 2) to pply Cc. 8. WALLACH, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. [Fp Meaty eee! ROSEWOOD GRAND sth Pianos, Splendid Keseweod Parier Fur- nitare, Flegant Brocatelie and Lace Cur- tains, Superd French Pilate Mirrors, Fine Family Carriage, Matched Gray Herses, &e.—On TUESDAY morning, October 23d, at 10.0 cock, at the residence of his Exc: liency Gen- ea’ Almonte, Minister from Mexico, on F street, between Iith and 12th streets, I shal! sell all big e’egant Furniture and Effects, viz: Terms: Under $25, cash; over 225, a credit cf | Magniticent rosewood seven octave grand Piano, sep 19—eolw Opposite City Hull. | 69 and 90 days, for notes saitsfacteril; cadorsed, | _ uy “Erard,”’ coet $1,000 in LondGe Se a aes Se A. GREEN, Two clegantly carved suites of rosewood Parlor OOMS FOR RENT.—A PARLOR AND) “ocre a ‘Auctioneer. Furniture, each consisting of two French R several very pleasant furnished Chambers for two arm Chairs end twelve Parlor Chairs, one finished in rich green and gold brocsteile, the other with silver and blue embroidered satin rent, in a new brick house. Apply to E. KE. LUNDY, By A. GREEN, Anct’oneer. = sep 19 No. 46 Louisiana avenue. UCTION SALE, BY ORDER OF THE | soits of beavtifal brocatelle Window Curtains to Png. sibs —_—__—- = War Department, of the United States mat>r, lined throvghout with white setin, with N ENTER PRISE, Stores at tue Washington Arsenal.—Un rich Lace Curtains, Cords, Tessel< and Cornice EQUITABLE & OERTAIN | SATURDAY, October 13, I'shail sell, at 10 o'clk The Franklin Land Association offer for sale in | a. m. shares of only FIVE DOLLARS EACH 18 Farms, of from 50 to 100 acres each, and about 250 very desirable Building Lots and Dweilings. ‘Apply to JOHN FOX, Union Land Office, 7th street, above Udd Fellows’ lail. sep 17—tf UR REN T—SEVERAL HANDSOME PAR- Two superb cil'-freme French plate Mantel Mir- rors, pla eS2 by 72 Two elegant rosewood marble-top Centre Tables Superior bronzeand gilt French Mantie Clock Two beautiful 21-light gilt and Bobemian gious ‘band liers for candles Velvet, Brussels. and Venitian Carpets mer of beautiful Engravings in handsome gilt Tees WW laut extension Dining Ta*le, S! Mhogeny bair-spring Sofa and Chairs , atthe Weshington Arsenal. the following stores, Vic: 9feld carriages, 6 pounders, old pettern, each a four-wheeled Carriage, perfectiy sound, wheels with brass boxes wrought-iron axle tonvuve and tongve chains complete; and would make good farm wagons § caissons, 6 pounders, each a four wheeled car- Tlage, sound ; and would make gcei tarm ‘wagons 18,716 lbs. cast-iron, a good article F Coine Dinner, lors and Chambers, with Board. 2W0 Ibs. scra,» stee!, old iles “1 late i Castors, Table Cut! Also, Sable and ‘Transient Beard. Inquire at | 9:¢ d:: poxi<, ready prepared for fences ny and walnut C Mra. SMITH'S, S93 F street. ap 9—tf | 714 feet yeltow pine timber, perfectly eound cnrled bair Mat 2 a*ses, husk do. and hair Bols' rs and Pillows To let Sets, Towel Stands, Looking Glasses Marseilles Quills, Bla~kets, Comforts Hind+ome damask and Chintz Curtains, &c. = iREL | 6H feet s-ascned oak, 8 by 10 inches to 14 by 12 — TYG OR THREE |” * toches, Inand aise ‘ mortising machines, very good, of ordinary pat- terns: OTS FOR SALE pod Building Lots in a raplély improving norhood for sale on tem years?’ credis. nei A J. H. DRURY. jy? 1 two-b:rse open carriage , Mabocany Bookcases ana Secretaries Sana oan —— 1 sting wagon, cid pattern, but very good M-hogany Writtng De-k, revolving and other of- OR SALE—TWO HUNDRED LOTS }1 sling cart, 1 buggy, 2 plouzhe, | coulter foe Crairs, &c Price 875 each. Two years’ credit, or 10 per cent. discount for cash. Apply atthe Union Land Office, 7th street, above O: ellows’ Hall. Jy 23—3m ACKEREL AND HERRINGS.— 1 two-horse sieigb, go d and sound Terms cash, in specie or its equivalent. oct 8-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Tovetber with a large Eltobea Requisites. At 3 e’cleck, In front of the premises, I shall sell, very tandsome and roomy Prenct, and erce‘lent assortment of By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALE CF VALUSBLE REAL ESTATE. | 4 Barouche, 150 bbls No. 3 medium Mackerel Notice. —By viriue cf a Deed of Trust data | 9 Dill! by Lawrence, of New York, 25 do No 2 do the 13th ef 1853, and reecrded tn L ber JA v aherae ene ee Carriage Horses, 25 half do No. 2 do 8 No. 53, f , 510, 511, and 5t2, one of the pachoctigeoende 2 @ btyle and action, 25 quarter do No. 2 do Land Keco:ds in the county of Washington, D.| 50 bbis Eastport Herrings. c.1 Just recelved per schr Searsville, and for eele | p low b HARTLEY & BROTHER, oct l—iw 101 Water street, Georgetown. S$ HEATERS.—This article can be placed upon Gas Burner, by which the flame is made to pass through a fine wire gauze and cover a large surface, giving an intense heat without smoke— with this apparatus water can be boiled in a short time. It is a very convenient articie for the nur- sery, or for persons boarding, as a meal could €a- sily be pre) by it fora small family. ‘The cost only 75 ceats, and no one using gas shou ne 6xcellegt PE, ‘ four persons Uggy ‘Wagon. suitable for two or Ope tet silver plage Carriage Harness ne set Baggy Karnes Hore Covers, &c. ‘erms : $6 and unde~, cash; over that sum a credit of 60 and “0 days, for sattsiactorily endorsed a Sethe ss Interest. -8 he House fs for rent; for particulars, enquire of the Auctioneer. , e JAS. C, McGUIRB, CEB oto ie Auctioneer _ | pe? BOSTON AND SALEM.—The Schoon- er PPARL, Capt. Brown, has arrived; shall preceed to sell, on the premises, on RIDAY, the lsh instant, at 5 o'clock p m., ali that piece of ground si:uated ia the city of Wash- ington, D. C., and known ard designated on the plat or plan the:ecf as Lot No seventeen (i) in square numbered seven hundred and thirty-two (732) The Lot fronts sixty feet e ght Inebes on south B street, between Ist street cast, and 2d st. east. According to the terms of the deed of trust, the shove prop:rty will be soid for Cash, and tf the purcha-e money be not paid within five dats after the dev ot craic, the Nrusiee reserves the ‘ight to be without one. G. FRANCIS, Tescll at the risk and cost of the irs! purchaser. and wil! heve quick ¢t=patch for the above, sep 20 490 Seventh street. JOHN F. EN is, Trustee. . ports. For feight apply to a 2 aes oct S$ A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ARTLEY & BROTHER, \OMETHING NE W.—Japanned Iron Clothes | ——-——~ a oc 3-iw By A. GREEN ed 101 Water st , Geo * Stands, a durable and convenient article for By A. GREEN, Auctioresr. natinatpepiitihinknde tae ’ rgelown. he nursery and ordinary use, with a geueralas |VJVWO BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES MADAME R.’S REMOVAL. §ortment of Housekeeping Articles at 490 Seventh vend Lots on Fennsylrania avenue at N ADAMER 'y informs the pubilc in street. G. FRANCIS. Auction —On THURSDAY, the Mth ja rant, | (Yl generel, mat sne will give information in all sep 22 Is! , at 4 o'clock P. m., in front of the | the Adfvijs relating to Life, Health, Wea th, Mar- pre , part lot Na. 8. in Square 118, with the | riages, Love. Journeys. mplovedsnis, whigb are two three-story Houses | Business, Absent Friead:, Sictness and Death, conjaining 6 roor.s, store room end restaurant. and fn tio all other subjects. She ts also The abcve deveribed property is situated on the | able to tell the Ages of persons by reading num- or: sida of Pa. avenaa, three doors east of 20.h | bers. All those who wish to consult Madame R. treet west, and considered valuable as busiaess | Will plesse ca!l soon, es sbe will remain im the stands. chy but a sbort time. She can be consult 4 at all Also, at 5 o'clock, or immediately after the sple | hours of t>e day ae Her name is ow the ef the above, I shall sell all of :.ct 15. 1m square | door at No 285, 13th strat, comer of D,on the 101, on a part of which is 2 good three-sto-y jeft band side, Gentlemen 50 cents and’ Ladies wsuit-, Diffie jest, RECEIVED, and kee; constantly—Os* . culties im good’s Indian Cholagogue, Rowand’s fonic Mixture, Over’s Fever and Ague Specific, Keen er’s Feverand Ague Powders, Kidweli's Canal | n, do. do., Fever and Ague do., and all the Fevér | ¢ and Ague Remedies use. Also, a large and fre Sok DE TOD FANCY GOODs, PER- MERY, &c., &c. *?@. BOSWELL, Droggtat, E ata. Md. av. and 7th si., and 43¢ an Frame House, contefhing 11 good ard convenient- sep sep 2i—Im ly arranged rooms JONAS P. LEVY, FARIS CLOAKS. ee a and lot and vacant lot will be sold a peceres AND DEALER IN ALL Fits .—We ve dela INES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND FINE Ese ak nt Gia mts CS BGT acess ae in| WEEP MON which we respectfully invite the attention of the oe tspatable. hee 7 FLT PET DILL BROAE — of Was ton, Georgetown, and Alexan- i ia. INSCRANCE AND BILL BROKER, No. 474 ¥a_av., two doors below U_ 8, Termy; Que four’h cash; balance in @, 1%, end - H : the Wacuineros City, D.C. 18 mOnthe, for no“es bearing interest from the dey of sale. " CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & CQ,. octi—tw Corner Pa. avenue and %*, sree. Bs inlined bardatorer,. a oe N. B.—Country Merchants are Tequested to give 2 Ga Se Adced given and a deed of trust taken. me @ call before purchasing elsewheré. DR, » Ee EAN a A. GREEN, Auctioneer, (ec 21y : ST, — CE! 1CE!—Jast received per biiz Mason B Has removed his office to the corner of Pennsyl- OTICE.—By virtue of an order of distrain for ail a Yeteived per brig 3 B. vanta avenue and 12th street, over Dyson's Drag N Tent due to homes Coot ende ffer Frank Davis and echeprers Su and Henry May, Store Entrance cen Twelfth street. sep 2S—eolm* i gr pm TABLE 4ND POCKET CUT- lery, Razors, Scissors, &c., positively low, at the Housekeepers’ Fugnishing $ tore, 490 Seventh pent G. FRANCIS. 750 tons frat Que) y Boston Ice. o L. J. MIDPLETON, Office and Depot, corner of F and 12th ste. sep 25—eolw Seiden, L will expose at public sele on SATUL- DAY, the 13th of October, 1855, rt: 10 o*clnea 9 m_,in fr-ntof the Centre Market-houre, Wesh- eee cl y, D. ©., the following Goods, towit: G0 boise w ine; 40 bottles P. x ¥ix; A lot of empty Bovtles; two Tacies sgar 1 Oyster Box; 10 pi Tio Were 1 Stave; ¥ Dishes; ¢ Shsires 3 Trussells 1 Bench; 9 Umtretta Stands; 2 empty ubls. 2 Tobacto Cutters; and 1 Shovel. ‘Terms of sale, Cach. 8:8 Sean Pear .R. AN Set 6-314 “Constable. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. eg SALE OF BLACKSMITHS’ TOOLS, &c , FAIRVIEW COTTON WORKS by order of the Orphans’ Court. On | dies tbat ber MI NEAR THE CANAL BASIN. ALEXANDRIA, | MONDAY afternocn, October Sth, ald o'Guck ITZPATRICK & BURNS, Proprietors, and | on 18th street. between Pe ans! be eed and Maaufacturers of COTTON yAuNS, CAR- | Wstreet, 1 shall tell, by order of Orphans PET CHAIN, SAIL TWINK, WRAPPING | Court, the Tools und stock in trade of late TWINE, COKRDAGE, COITON BATS, §¢. Join Poor consisting of— € Orders from merchants ia aching ion respect- 2 Anvils. 2 Bellows, Hammers fully solicited for any of the above articles, which Horse-shoeiag Too's, Puuches we will deliver in Washi lower than gC Let cfod a i new Spring, Horse Shoes R. GIBSON'S DRAWING AND PAINTING ACADENY, N°: £22, corner of D and L2th streets, near Pa 2% avenue, 1. maw re o; end for the reception of pupis Thefellowing n»med b enchesaretsugbt: Gandecape, Portralt, end Miniature Psicting, tn oil znd water colors; Typograph cvl, Architecta- rl, end Anatomical Drawing; Perspective and Sketching from cet 40d N ISS MORLEY, 50: Pennsylvania up stairs, respectfuil) JOS. C. PETERSON, IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS, No, 417 Peansylvanig Ayenuc, south side, three doors east of 4% street. oct 3-lw# HOME MANUFACTORES. ‘avenue, informs the La- 4 A fatten x, is removed to the partors over ttore she rece: eccu- pied, where she will be happy wots them, and where she can show them as food an assertment of Milli: as can be ex: at this season of the year, which will be at reduced %s She has fine Straw and Lawn Hats of su; had in Baltimore or other Northern markets. Cart Body and W: of Pail Millinery, and hopes for a continuance of orders w ill meet with prompt atteation, by address- Wagon Dedy and Running Gear. the lideral bi received from them. ing as above. F.& B. Terms: $20 and under.cash ; over $20 aeredit] In wenee of this removal Miss M hase oe 1—tt of 60 and % days, for no.es satisfactorily endomed | quanti ‘Glass Cuses and Sesh which eve use out of LAND WARRANTS LOCATED. eer ae ier of the Admalaistretsls. leps, and-wlll be wold cheap to get them out of the pp Pnpray: on Tediane, Tilinoiver Iowa, and JAS. C. MeGUIRE, - sep 3—eott 10. : : . inasen foray: op rh vioee roves tins OI te oe ete Saino CURE FOR HOT WEATHER. siratey wl eatetce mentneiayerone | A CARRS CEOOE, ROLD ee Que | ANNE SUGE Gey CAKE, cot ws. ee fae ten Seen tendent for Stephens, 3d door: of iby. the i . e bush Ue eeriuhecaane os Nant No Se Perea en Le aia sasemassios for the eect We BS give the business his superintendanee. | their establishment, No. 322 Pen: =s mon mad — a F LLER & BROWN, peta oE ec His ge send any get Did w Gergen,