Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1855, Page 3

EVENING STAR. ate LOGAL INTELLIGENCE. Tae Rocnester Firewex.—We mentioned, yesterday, the arrival of this fine-looking body of firemen, on a brief visit to Washing- ton. They were accompanied by delogations from the Independent, First Baltimore, Vigi- tant, and Washington companies of Baltimore, and “taken care of’ here by a delogation from all the fire companies, excepting the Anacostia. They visited the Capitol, the Pat- cnt Office, and the Prosidcnt’s House. At the last named place, the L peeing having been invited into the Kast Room, they were intro- duced to the President by Mr. Jas. H. Brown, of the Columbia firecompany The President : received them with his usual courtesy, and 7 made a few remarks appropriate to the occa- sion, and which habeas | lighted the visit- ers. These ceremonies being completed, the firemen repaired to the American hotel. where dinner was provided by direction of their Washington brethren. The visitors were in the midst of us about five hours; a period of time ssoemingty short, in view of the fact that many things of ifter- est are to be seen in this metropolis; and be- sides, Mount Vernon is an attraction which no strangers should resist. Our Washington firemen, doubtless, parted with those of Rochester with regret. The meeting was in all respects fraternal; and the events of the day were such as may ever be cherished in memory. Scexe at tae Rartroap Starion.—About four o’elock the Rochester firemen, under o:- cort, approached—one of our city bands per- forming several lively airs, among them the classical tune of “ Pop goes the wexsel’’"—and entering the station-house made that building resound to the instrumental melody, and awoke the slumbering echoes in that locality. The Rochesterians, accompanied by their Washington firemen friends, passed the gate without hindrance; but not so with the im- mense crowd, for the greater part boys, which had been pressing at their heels and on the flanks of the procession. Thus shut out, ingc- nuity did not long hesitate to find another means of ingress, so the throng hurried to the rear of the car-house, and slipped in by turn- ing the narrow and sharp eorner—the space between the extreme pillar of the structure and acar scarcely affording a free passage to the rapidly moving human forms. Soon the planked way, on a line with the range of cars, was densely crowded both with the firemen and the intensely interested spectators. The visitors and their Washington friends had just enjoyed a few hours of social inter- course and fraternal greetings; and now the time had arrived for them to separate. At this juncture, every movement was watched with more than ordinary aolicitudo. All was confusion, loud ta!king, and shaking of hands, and ever and anon hearty peals of laughter would cause the spectators to press forward to uscertain the immediate origin cf the remark which occasioned such risible explosions. One of the Rochesterians, on a car platform, os- ~sayed to deliver a short address, the purport ef which was an expression of thanks for the cordial reception with which they had been honored, and an utterance of the hope that peace, prosperity, and plenty might ever crown the lives of those with whom they were en the eve of separation. Occasionally, huzzas were given, three times three, improved by the addition of “2 tiger.’ If such cheers impart social advantages, we err not in remarking that all who engaged in them were materially benefited, for they were, to quote an oft-repeated expression, & “given with a will ;’’ the heart prompting tie lips to their utterance, in doubtless profound sincerity. While the respective firemen were thus employed, the locomotive, emitting dense black ead of smoke, and rattling its iron boner, shufiled to the vicinity of the cowpli- mentary exercises, on its way to the car first to be hitched toits rear. In passing, the iron monster, pausing. fur a moment, gave the crowd a specimen of its louder musica! pow- er:, by deafening sereezhings and hoarse and heavy hackings of its lungs ;’’ drowning, so to speak, the human voices, which, combined, were as loud, we should judge, as the voice of that celebrated gentleman of other days, well known in the heathen myt’ »logy as Steator. The Rochesterians were warned to take their seats, in order that they might not be left be- hind; with which request they were not slow tocomply. And then it was that they looked from the windows, and extended their hands once more, (for the twentieth time, perhaps,) to bid *‘ good bye, old fel,’’ to the Washington firemen who crowded up to the cars. We never before witnessed a more inno- cently excitirg scene. Every body appeared tobe happy. (By the time the cars jeft, our firemen hud huzzaed themzelve: hoarse, it may here be remarked, by way of parenthe- sis.) A little affair took place, which added some spice to the exciting Ma A middle-aged man, not a fireman, and who, it was in to be seen, had been moistening his clay with something stronger than Adam's ale. addition- ally stimulated by the music from the city band in attendanee, gave an exhibition of his dancing powers, going through all the steps and figures, and bowing to his imaginary fe- male partner, with as mach grace as his gal- lantry, under the alcoholic circumstances, rmitted. The reel was executed admirably, fis legs being peculiarly in a condition for that pui . While he thus made a “‘ Judy” of himself, he amused the more refined por- tion of the spectators by his e-/eg-ant gyra- tions. But again the steam-pipe gave a screech, loud and understandable, as much as to say, *- All hands aboaid!”’ and, in a mom nt after- ward, the train was on its way, northward bound: the Rochesterians looked out at the windows, bidding adieu, their rapid retreat followed by the now faint huzzas of the WasL- ington firemen. e repeat, they all had a merry, pleasant time; nothing occuring to mar the joyous and caternal demonstrations. Pustic Scuoors.—The moathly meeting of the Trustees was held at the stated time. Present: Dr. Charles W. Davis, Messrs. Ben- nett, Dickinson, Smoot, Bacon, Magruder, Potk, McKim, Pearson, and Knight. The annual report was read and approved, and ordered to be transmitted to the Councils. The Treasurer was directed also to submit to the Councils the estimates for the contingent expenses of the several districts for the cur- rent year. Messrs. Magruder, Pearson, and Dickinsen, were appointed to audit the Treasurer’s ac- counts, On motion of Dr. C. W. Davis, an arrange- ment entered into between the parties for the promotion of the interests of the respective schools, by which Mrs. Martin was transferred to the male primary of the third district, and » ~ Miss Mirick to the female department of the district school, was unanimously approved. Miss Catharine A. Bradley and Mrs. Augus- tus Edson, were unanimously appointed teach “ers, respectively, of primary No. 6, third dis trict, and male primary of the fourth district. The usual monthly reports were received from the teachers, of whicn a synopsis is given below—one schoo] not being reported : Summary of Teachers’ Reports for the Mouth of September :—Number of pupils en- tered, 2,350; withdrawn, 127: suspended, 44; transferred, 54; deceased, 1; on the roll the last day of the month, 2,115; corporeally pun- ished,-126; total days’ attendance, 29.189; do. absence, 3,676; per centage of time lost, .19; number of visits made by trustees and seere- tary, 134; applicants waiting admissiun, 136; of whom 63 arcin the fourth district, and 93 in the third district. In the first district, the least time was lost by pupils in Miss Middle- ton’s school—namely, .03; this school consists of only 31 ils; highest average attendance in Miss Baker 's school, 47; average attendance on each teacher, 37; time lost, .20. Second district—Least time lost in Miss Randolph’s school, -06; highest ave: attendance in Miss McCarthy's, 553; in which also was the eatest 1 of days’ attendance, 1,000, ara .08 of the time lost; average attendance on each teacher, 46; time lost, 16. Third dis- trict—Least time lost in Miss Clark’s school, 09; average attendance in Miss Mi- pew bes in which also was the greatest num- ber of days’ attendance, 1,2334; average num- Bat pat ct in at Me i ime 13. Fourth .06; in which also was the average attendance, ; average Ram- ped ot pups vo ¢ack teacher, 54; time lost, Wy 4 Court or CLarws —Yesterday, Messrs. John 8. Develin, jr., John R. Hilley, and John A. Linton, of Washington, appeared, and were | eworu attorneys of this court. The argument in the case of J. K. Rodgers was closed, and the case was submitted for the decision of the court as to whether testimony be taken or not. It is claimed that the petitioner and Chero- koes, residing in States east/of the Mississippi, sons, according to the nm by the Indian Department in 1851, are entitled by the treaty of 1835, and supplement thereto, to their proportionate per capita of $704,947 16 over and above the sum of $914,026 13, found due as per state- ment of the accounting officers of the treasury and the settlement made by Congress in 1851, in pursuance of the pri the treaty of August, 1! based principally on the 12th and 15th arti- cles of the treaty of 1835, and amounts in the aggregate to $92,625 19. M er stated to the court that the case dumphrey, set apart for argument at this session, was not quite ready, and ask- nement until to-morrow. en adjourned. Ague.—This disease, now so prevalent may be rélieved by many of the popular remedies now in use, as Rowand’s Tonic tures, Indian Chologogue, Shellenberger’s Pills, to keep off this disease, and to insure you against a return of it— to cure Ague and Fever permanentiy, try HOS- TETTER’S BITTERS, and you hane a sure pre- ventive. Italso cures Dyspepsia, assists Diges- tion, and gives tone to the whole system. It is for sale in quart bottles at $1 per bottle, by Dru, ec 25—' icp Very few of the many inventions at the present diy prove really bei flourish for a time, ai ofno more. But the su’ is of very different mould. derful invention and preparation of Dr. L. B. Wright, known a: Dr. ial. They live and then die out and are heard t of this present article We refer to the won- right’s ‘‘Liquid Ca- table Family Physic. its composition, and from the fact that it is pleasant to take and produces none of ihe nausea < other Re regedit = other parations, we eve specially adapted & the wants of the community, and last, though not least, the fact that it is prepared per- by amold experienced physician iment in its favor. aily recommend itas a Family Physic, to all our friends and neighbors. 2 Uj Are You Sick ?—Then you can’t be cured too soon. Don’t delay until your complaint is in- curable, and then mourn when it is too late. Four fifths of all the diseases which people the church- yards might be cured by Ayer’s Cathartic Pilis, if taken in season —Don’t go dragging through the » and listless, because your Don’t wear the head- established b, This claim is what we learn reeable s-nsations of ed for its post) Tue Frewey’s Dinnen.—The visit’ chester fire company were entertained somely, yestorday afternoon, by their escort, composed of delegates from all the Washington panies, excepting the Anacostia. Lefflebower’s Ameri- city fire com The dinner came off at can Hotel, at half-past two. Some one hua- dred and fifty persons sat down to the tables, which were bountifully supplied, indeed, with the good things of this life, capitally served up. In response to a toast complimentary to the visiting company—Rochester, No. 6—a neat and appropriate speech was delivered by Mr. Donnell, one of its members, in which he returned the thanks of his brethren from Rochester for the handsome manner in which the Washingtonians had treated them. A few remarks in response were made by a Washingtonian, who was called out—both ceches being exceedingly well received by @ company present. closed with two or three songs, eung by Mr. George Taylor, of the Northern Liberties, to rapturous applause. The procession then re- formed, and, after marching on Capitol Hill, went to the depot, where the visitors took the cars, and bade Washington adieu. blood is loaded with bile. ache, heartburn, and their kindred disorders, be- cause your stomach is foul. Don’t self around the world, covered wi! blotches, ulcers, sores and all orany of the unclean diseases of the skin ‘our system wants if about, lean, hag caved in, because your Stomach and wels need strengthening into healthy action. Ayer’s Pills set these things right as surelyas wa ter quenches fire. They purify the bedy and blood and restore their functions Into healthy activity which you can feel as quick as they are taken They are the one great medical wonder of this ognized by all who know their virtnes, and many thousands know them. Take the Cher- ry Pectoral for a Cough, and the Pills for all de- aagemen at) UM, Georgetown; CO., Fredericksburg. i[j* tnvalids recovering from the effect of Fe ver. Bilious Diseases, or long continued illness of any kind, willfind Carter’s Spanisn MIxtTURE the only remedy which will revive thetr drooping ‘lt all bad humorsfrom the is a@ prompt and healthy action and by its tonite properties, restore the patient to itive medicine. he entertainment ER, Lowell, Mass., JAMES COOK & Tne Concert To-nigut.—Our readers, espe- cially those who are admirers of classio music, must not forget the »¢cherche concert to be given at Caruzi’s Saloon this evening. A rich bill of attraction is offered, and the corps of performers embraces some of the best talent in: this city, besides which distinguished aid fron: our sister city of Baltimore in the person of Mrs. Van Perry, an excellent soprano, is an- nounced to appear. Mendelssobn’s grand trio edicated by the great master to one nearly his equal as an artiste, forms the opening entertainment. sonata for the piano and violoncello, and Vor Weber's superb concerto for six pieces arc also embraced in the bill. constitutions, ex) excite the liver We can only sa) TRY IT. A single bottle is worth all the so- led Sarsaparillas in existence It contains no Mercury, Upium, or an rug, and can be given to the youngest infant without hesitation. See the certificate of wonderful cures around the bottles More than five hundred persons in the city of Richmond, Va., can testify to its good effects. See advertisement. Inhaling Vaper.—pDr Jownxs, one cf the most celebrated physicians in New York writes as follows : Dr. Cuatis—Dear Sir: exccllent effects of ALING HYGEA Having witnessed the our HYGEANA OR IN- VAPOR AND CHERRY YRUP, tn a case of Chronic Bronchitis, and = much in favor of counter irritation in aftec- fthe throat, bronchial tubes avd lungs, i can therefore cheerfully recommend your Medica- ted Apparatus, as being the most convenient and ying anything of the kind 1 oubt thousands of persons may be relleved, and many cured, by using your Counterreit Hatr Doxiars gre in cireu- lation in Charleston, 8. C. As some of them msy find their way to Washington, it would dv no harm for our citizens to be on their guard. The Evening News says they ‘are x well exeeuted as easily to impose on those re- ceiving cr paying them away. The counter- feit will be discovered by sounding, the sound emitted being dull and not of the ringing acter of the genuine. effectual mode of appl have ever seen The genuine has rays around the head of the eagle, which the counterfeit has not. learn, a large number in cireulation.’’ You are at liberty (o use this in may think proper. Respectfully, There is, we No. 609 Houston street, New York. ‘Dr Curtis’s Hygeana is the orig- . inal and only ¢ In ALExanpRia,— We learn nA ette that the hotels and boarding are full to overflowing staying at the houses of i acquaintances; and but seldom any been seen in that town at one Most of them are in attendance on the railroad mectings. The country merchants mers are making purchases, and the merchants cousequently are kept very busy King street presents a most pleasing tight, everything indicating activity and business. G7 More Cpred xteen more cases are re- ported at the Oilice, 39 South Elgbth street. all All live in Philadelphia. Sevea were cured within an hour; two cured in ten minutes ; and one cured in three days Others were cured of various complaints and the ‘+ Blectrec Ol,” to be had at 39 Sout! De Grati & Co. STOTT & CO., Agents. il Dr. Noofland’s Celebrated German Bitters —The condition of the stomach fs of vital woman or child can be heulthy unless the work of digestion is regularly, pugly aud vivorously performed With three- f£ civilized society this 1s not the case y_is within the reach of al! HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS, prep ji; Philadelphia, will a healthy action of the sen the friction of taackinery Let the vietlia ef dyspepsia or indigestion fa ; of its forms, try It, and we guarantee a cood ap- cor, firm nerves, sound sleep by ed cheerfulness by day. ee advertisement. — ip7 As the Senson approaches fer Gentle- men to replenish thelr Wardrobe we won'd ad vise those in want of fashionable articles of drez: to visti he Marble Hall Clothing Emporium of NOAH WALKERS& CO., Browns? Hotel be found everything that is houses of Alexandri with strangers, ar cured of Rheumatism. Miss Acxes Ronentson bids farewell to the Washington public, this evening, at tte It is unnecessary to allude particularly to her style of acting, as all who have had the pleasure of witnessing her per- formances are aware that she is both charm- ing and versatile, never failing to satisfy the high-wrought expectations of the auditory She will appear in Pittsburg, Pa., on Monday We learn that the house will be wei! warmed to-night; new furnaces having been erected there yesterday. rt National theatre. And yet the remed: Jepor Georce W. Horx dectined the appointment of Chief Justice ot the United States Circuit Court for the District of Columbia—the position having been made vacant by the deutn of Judge Cranch. While 8 his thanks to the Presi- nguished honor which the Executive conferred upon him by the tender of that important office. , We learn, has Building, where ms new and fashionable for Gentlemen and ¢ wear, {a Ready made Clothing and Furnishing doing so, he exp ods: - dent for the d ANTED—TEN JOURNEYMEN PAL ersimmediately. Call at Browns? Hotel JNO 8. FINCH, Snrviving partner of D. Finch & Son. A Lance Beer.—There was shown tous, yes- terday afternoon, by William Anderson, a col- ored man, residing on N street, Ninth and Tenth street, a Beet wei; teen pounds, which was raised by vegetable is perfectly solid and sound, and is the largest and most compact Beet we have There is “ more of the same sort left,’’ we are tcld. Who can seat $$ ____ ANTED—RENTERS FOR FURNISHED private family near the Patent ts or one family of adults, at S15 neluding fire and gas. Address Ontice, for four g per month, each, i ‘Furnished Rooms,” at this ottice. seen for some time. FOR SALE AND RENT. — AUCTION SALES. FOR SALE A BARGAIN.—THAT CON- | S¢e first page for a column of Auction Sales. venfent and comfortable two-story brick dwei- = “GRE or ling on 19th, between Pa. avenue and [ street, in By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. a shriving paki Cho city. It is new in the occu- Heoswenere AND KiTCHEN FURNI- pancy of Mrs. Parris, as a toarding house. It ture at Auction.—On TUESDAY , the 30th fronts thirty feet, has a large hall, with extensive instant, I shall seil, at 10 o’clock a. m,, ai the res- back buil 's, covered with tin, and a new roof. | idence of a gentleman declining % It has an exe t cellar, dry and airy, and isin | No 536 Maryland avenue, between 6th and 7 every res! @ most desirable piece of es ee i the Island, an excellent as- It codices to described the premises, as a! wie ria irasrppdicn she Furniture, viz: <0 are desirous to possess themselves of healthy and Mahogany Parlor, Rocking and other Chairs De TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. REPORTED FOR THE EVENING STAR. Balt:more Markets. Battimong, Oct. 27.—Flour has advanced 12ée; sales of Howard strect and Ohio brands $9. No transactions in City Mills % Wheat opened firm at yesterday's rates, but fell 2 to 3c. at the close; wé quote to Prime whites at $2.08.$2 12: eee for cheap pro} ina rapidly improving part of the Bureaus, Sofas and Sideboard tamily flour $2.15a82 18: to prime red: elty, Rahil yuaige of 1 by personal inspection. De ‘French and other Bedsteads $1 SSa$i 95. Corn Shocks eas o Tight od ash price $2,500; or a credit of 6, 12, and 18 J@ —- Marble-top and other Tables Ply, an8 ‘prices were firm at rday’s fig- months, with one-third cash, approved’ notes,} Ho —_ Waststands and Tollet Sets — ing interest, for $3,200. raat ures; white and yellow S5a90c. Apply to W: P-8. SANGER, Esq ) or to Mr. SA Superior French Clock and Vases visions ere very dull, and prices have Gilt frame Glasses, Curtains and Shades EL REDFERN, near the premises. Feuther Beds, Bedding, Table Covers undergone'o specific change. Mes: Pork $21 oc 27—1W 4 ‘Three ply, ingrain and stair Carpeting 8522 00. GBeet $16a516 50; moss $14.50, Ba- OR RENT OR SALE—A CONVENIENT a. h and straw Matling con—bams in canvass 12¢al3e_;sides 12}al2ic; n erator and Shower Kath two story brick dweiling and adjoining frame | Radiator Cooking and other Stoves building, formerly occupied by the subscriber, 3 an e poset ib aighbox el y ta = samt With many other articles which we deem unne- ti : attics, with a large garden attached. ‘This prop- | The above described Parnit js nearly new erty is situated on New Jersey avenue, a little be- — Tow the brick bridge, south of and within a few | 384 Y2r¥ superior, and the sale.will be well worth panne Se of a Ca oe and will be either Terms: All sums of and under $30 cash; over rented or sold on favorable terms. Apply to RICHARD BARRY, No. 25 Missouri | foriiy endorsed, bearing: tntceerter DOte™ AtISfac- i ge oc 27-3 octii-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer. gels Et LET pies ROOMS TO Bal By WALL, BARNARD & CO., Anctioneers. See ew Louse mpitol Hill to let. Rooms | He ,uTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE ere ee eee Nera et ee Dat Pavitc Auction.—On WEDNESDAY , os " lernoon, the 2ith instant, at 4% o'clock, in front Wine, Liqnor and Grocery Store. | Or tng premises, we will seli lots E and F, in T—A STORE ROOM AT THE | square 500; subdivision, on 4% street, between K corner of 9th street west and I street north, is | aud L streets, west side, improved with a beau- well calculated for a grocery, being ina thick set- | tiful two- and attic Frame Cottage, nearly Ued neighborhood, and water at the doer. Two | new, not having been built over one year. It con- inctuel weekly boarders wanted. Enquire of | tains seven rooms, tries, &c. The location ts ICHARD STOOPS. oc 26—2t* geod and ina fast improving part of the city. ee The attention of those in want of a good house URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—Per- is especially invited sons wishing to be accommodated with pleas- Title good. Sale positive. ant rooms and every attention can be suited by Terms: One-third cash ; a credit of 6, 12 shoulders 12al2¢e ; hams plain Ialldc Lard is quoted nominally at 11jal2c.in bbls ani 13!al3} in kegs New York Markets. New Yor«, Oct. 27 —Flour is higher; sues of 12,000 bbis. Southern at $9.75, Wheat is firmer; sales of 63,000 bushels Southern red, $2.06. Corn is firm; sales of 21.- 000 bushels Western mixed at 96c. Pork is firmer; sales of 250 bbls. mess at $22.62}. Beef is firm; sales of 300 bbls. Western repacked at SliaSi7.50. Lard is firm; sales of 200 bbis. at 12tc. Whisky is unchanged; sales of 200 bbls. at 40tc. for Ohio. * Stock Transactions. New York, Oct. 27.—Stocks are heavy. Sales of Erie's at 50}; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 69!; Reading Railroad, 874; Canton Company, 24; Cumberland Coal Company 25}: Galena and Chicago Railroad, 117 Sterling exchange 109. calling at No. 451 ‘T'welf.b st , bet. G and H. 24 moaths on the remainder, for notes bearifig in- ee oct Ste * ___ | terest, seeured by a deed of truston the propefty. reer OR RENT—THAT NEW FOUR STORY aS oo BARNARD & CO., Auct’r. MERCHANT TAILOR, Brick Dwelling and Store, containing twenty rooms with kitchen and cellar, ou the south side | U7 The mbove Sale is Postponed until of Pa. avenue, between 434 and 6th streets, and | MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 29, same adjoining Buthmann’s Wine Store, 1s for reut. | hour and place (Svecesson to TeckER & Son,) OULD invite bis friends and the public to call and examine his stock of Fa. and Winter Goods, which be ts preparea to make vp in as elegant style »scan be had It will be ready for a tenant on the Ist of Novem- . WALL, BARNARD & CO., Anct’rs. ber, being all finished except the fourth story, | oc 21-2 a, Gee eet ome which will be done as soon ax wanted. Enquire io ¥ 2 EN I J By A. GREEN, Auctioneer Neck Ties, Shirts, Collars, Cravats,&c. Store in ower hotel, Pa. avenue, near ij street. oc 5—1m TEN DOLLAu#S REWARD. L, THIS MORNING, IN THE CENT! Market, IRT MONNAIFE contat: S. one $20 piece, one 10 and three 5’sin gold, a ri #10 in Corporation of Alexandria notes. ow- ner is a rman and cannot afford to lose the money. The tinder will receive the ahove reward .— itwith C. MALUNE, on C, 6th and 7th sts., or at this Offi € oct 25-3t* in the rear of JOS.C. BARBER. _cct 26-lw* 2S = 4LE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHAN'S ReoMs FOR RENT—TWO OR THREE Conrt, of the Personal Effects of John M excellent Rooms for rent, on one floor, at No. | Krafft, decensed.—On WEDNESDAY, the Slst 463, Ith street, near Pa. avenue. oct 25-3t_ | instant, I shall sell, at 10 o’clock a. m., at the late 7 = Jos | tesidence of John M. Krafft, deceased, at the cor- (E Wwira tote neak De oe ner of F and 12th streets north, the following arti WILSON having removed to thosenew and com | $99 225 modious Houses = the north side of D street, be- ~ abtnem sorry ot pi aL ) Bureaus tween Sth and 9th, is now prepared to accommo Cooking yd other Stoves date those wishing rooms furnished or unfurnish- ; y ed, with or without board. cet 23-tf | Gandy Jars, Beales and Weights OR RENT-—STORE AND DWELLING | Contents of bake house, such as Copper Kettles, attached, on High street, adjoining Stephens’ ‘Tin and Iron ive ke. Wagon Yard, Georgetown, and is considered 2 - ALSO— first rate business stand. Any one wishing to rent | A fine iron fire- proof Safe will please callon Mr REASIN STEPHENS, | 2 Horses, 1 Wagon, 2 Carryalls, 1 Cart Georgetown, orto PRESLY W. DORSEY, cor- | 1 Barouche, 1 Gig Grindstones ner 7th and I streets, Washington. oct 23-d2w | A large lot of old Tron, a lot of old Lumber ————— | With many other articles which we deem unne- N ACRES OF GOOD LAND, WELL necessary to enumerate. A improved, with House newly built, conve- Also on FRIDAY, the 2d day ef Novem- nient out-buildings.a variety of Fruit, &c , one | per, I shall sell,at the farm Of said deceased, im- mile from the river, directly opposite Georgetown, mediately north of, and adjoining, Columbian and. in fuil view of the city, for sale or exchange | College place, at 10 o'clock 2. m.— for improved city property; it will make a splen- | 4 lot of wheat in the straw, supposed to be one did ne seat ce et caren | handred bushels Also, a Frame Fiouse, nearly new, No. 336, 19th | 4 Jot e in the straw. * street, between I and'K. Price ‘of the latter, ee eee nhs Mappone to be torenty 3s . Laguize of Mr. gee, Soares at | & lot of Hay, Wheat Fan the Treasury Department, or of R. W. BATES, | Cutting box .H , Culti 154 H sueet, bet. 20th and 2ist sts. oct 22-1w | | Rubet Paks Hentai eee )R SALE—A LARGE SHOW WINDOW. With many other articles which we deem unne- ISH, FISH.—50 bbis. No. 3 med. Mackerel 5) half bbls. No. 2 Mackerel S0qrbbis do do 2 casks Hake, now tand per scbr. Martha and for sale by HARTLEY & BROTHER, oct 22 101 Water street, Georgetown MADAME R. ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUB- lie in general, that she will give information in all the Affairs relating to Life, Health, Weatth, Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law suits, Difficulties in Business, Absent Friends, Sickness and Death, and in cottes nae oped subjects. = also able to tell the of persons by reading num- ders. All those who wish rrp da ‘Madame R. will please call soon, as she will remain in the city buta short time. She can be consult-d at all hours of the gr Fae evening. Her name is on the door—-at No 25, 13th street, corner of D, on the left hand side. Gentlemen 50 cents and Ladies 25. oct 17—2w® i e 2 cessery to mention. peels ssntnmestatinetaeeaeah aeptinerenee cation Tanne OL ate 2pPll- | ‘Terms: All sams under $20 cash; over $02] | OOK TO YOUR WARDROBES IN Store, 398 Pa. avenue. oct 19-tf> | Credit of Gv and 99 days, for notes satisfactorily en- Time.—The undersigned hnve just recrived ae = ad = dorsed, beating interest. he largest, cheay . and best assorted stock of Fee RENT—THE RESIDENCE NOW OC- MARY C. KRAFFT, Administratrix cipled oy Mr. Chubb on lth street, west | 0c 26—d A. GREEN, Auct side, second door from F street The Carpets | ~~ o>.) na wae Le and Matting would be sold to the tenant on med. | BY WALL, BARNARD & CO., Auctioneers erate terms. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS. SMALL BUILDING LoTs FOR SALe.— oct 19-1f (Intel 4uif) ‘9 On SATURDAY evening next, at 4 o¢lock, the following Lots will be sold in the Ist Ward. (URNISHED HOUSE FOR REN T—A new | on the premises, viz: three story Brick House, containing 9 rooms, Three Lots corzer of 2d and N streets, two handsomely furnished end fi ted throuzbout with riper from the Circte, each 25 feet front and gas, locatcd near Pa_avenue and 10th sts. En- | 5f\ deep, only — ia Square 36. qui ALEX’R LER, 410 Pa. avenue. Four Lots fronting New Hampshire a —WS&Tu* coogetis stree eee 24 feet Linch, and the o: " py ely (b. 94g inches each front, to a depth ef NOR & —A THREE STORY AND Attic | feet and ches wider than 9 feet each rigs rear “d Brick House, at the corner of i0th and L sts. an alley, belny Lot 21, Square 51, and near the oe Ss twelve good rooms, = private. | Cirela” > wove : ‘ermns very moderate, $250 per year. ‘ossession Two Lots in Square No. 6, beim io © giv the tirstof November. For further in- | yided {nto 2 co. frontiny” vane Sega = formation enquire of 8. SiMMS, No. 486 L street, c i an 65 . between Ath and 11th sts. oct Scone ” | fect and mem depth of about 65 cr 6 feet, near READY MADE CLOTHING ever offered in this city, at their old and familiar stard, No. 322 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th sts., next door to Iron Hall, when they ace prepared to exhibit to the ins) jon of their customers description of fachionable Garments for Fall ai Winter wear, rae hod = apathoncgys which they will dispose of at New Yor! Clothing made to order of the best material at low prices, and satirfaction guarantied in all Cises A large stock of Servants’ Clothing constantly on band WALL & STEPHENS, EDICAL & @ OK S.-— Wood's Practice of Medicine, 2 vols, 4th edition Weod and Bache’s Dispensatory, 1 vol, 10th edition Watson's Practice of Physic ‘kson’s Elemeats of Medicine ss on Foreign Bodies in the Air-passage QWoOR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK eek Ih WALL, BARNARD & CO., Mackenzie on the bye, by Hewron Dwelling Mouse, suitable for the residence of | O7tt Auctioneers La Roche on Yellow Fever, 2 vols 1 iily, or for Ottices, or for a Fancy Store, U7" The above sale is postponed in conse- Kolliker’s Microscopical Anatomy ©. 437 Seventh street west, hetween G | quence of the rain, until WEDNESDAY after- G:idith’s Universal Formulary reels north. House in perfect order, pa- ved ilvoughont aud yes introduced; brick sta- ple and paved yerd; a well of firstrate water in the yard Apply to B, M. CHAPIN, No. 325, 9th street. oct 23-e0bt T—THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS ‘at and pleasantly located brick house on 1th street, Island,near hsonian, between B and C streets west to a careful, prompt tenant, the rent will be moderate Also, for sale cheap, a two-story Frame House on 6th street, Island, between ¢ and H streets, east side JOHN L. SMITH, Attorney at Law, oet 13-eotf tth street, near Centre Market PURNISHED ROOMS.—Mrs G. ANDER- SON has two pleasant Parlors and three Chambers, which she will rent during the ses sion of Congress, or by the year. ‘The rooms are situated over the Musié and Stationery Store, No. 276 Pa. avenne, two doors from the Kirkwood House. Oct Ls-eotf Ok RENT OR LEASE—THE COMMO- dious ‘Concert Koom’? at Forrest Hail, Georzetown. Length of room 85 feet, width 45 feet, pelght of ceiling 23 feet. Accommodations complete. Apply to B. FORREST, Georgetown oc 17-3w noon, October 24, same hour and place. WALL, BARNARD & CO, oe 22-3 Auctioneers. i[j~ Fhe above saie is further postponed on account of the weather, until TU RSDAY after- noon, October 30, same hour and piace WALL, BARNARD & CO., on Ba Auctioacers. By WALL, BARN & CO., Auctioneers. wt WiLL SELL, ON WEDNESDAY afternoon, October 24th, at 4% o’clock, in front Shel pheeate, Lot No. 12, in Square 544, fronting on dy street, between Land M. It will be divided into small lois to suit purchasers ‘Ter Une cash; balance notes six and twelve Moonths. With interest. Deed given and a deed of trust taken oc 83-2t WALL, BARNARD & CU. Aucs iP The above sale is postponed en ac- count ef the weather, until MUNDAY afternoon, October 29, same hour and plice WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers. “By J.€ GUIRE, Auctioneer ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on ith street, at Auction.—1 shall sell. oa WEDNESDAY afternoon, October Bist, at 4 And many others, old and new, for sale at Nortcern prices FRANCK TAYLOR oc 25— . ACADEMY OF MUSIC, N PURSUANCE OF THE DESIGN OF this Institution, viz: the diffusion of the know!- edge of Music, and a cultivation of the public taste fer the er order of the Art, the F ADEMY - MUSIC roposes to vive a series 0! pie FOUR CONCERTS: and, with a view to add as much i to their popularity, the Great Works of Beethoven, Mozart, Mehdlesoha, Spohr, Hummel and others, ed by lighter compesitions, will be pro- with the greatest ‘ible etfect, both In the Orchesiral aud Vocal departments. n of admission will be the same as that the Academy of Music i «lon, viz: on Only, the terms of which will be erts, entitling the subscriber ickéts of admission to each Concert Subscribersnames may be inumediately received at the bookstore of Messrs. Taylor & Meury; at no stor Mr. Davis, and at the Musie <srs. Hilbus and Zantzinger; aiso at the ’ Musie. corner Ninth and D streets (Open daily from 10 till 6.) oc 15—tf Huavra—Bitrers. —We have received from Capt, J. Levy, 474 Pennsylvania Avenue, a bottle of Fever and Ague Bitters, tured by himself. Fortunately, we are not in a condition to teat the efficacy of the medicine for that disease. But it is represented as an ‘‘infallible eure’’ for all ailments arising from a deranged condition of the digestive organe. ANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH, asmail House, with front and back yard at tached, si:uated inthe Northern Liberties. dress ‘J H L,”? Post Otfice. ANTED-—A BUY. ALSO, A MAN, TO attend to horses. Apply at J. W.'THOMP- «& BROS, 269 Pa. avenue, between Tenth ED—A HEALTHY Wet Nurse will be directed to a_yood situa- plying to Dr. JAMES E. MORGAN. Fronst.—Mr. James Maher, appreciating our extravagant love fcr flowers, sent to us, this morning, a large bouquet, composed differently colored aha, fresh from the stem. Such a present, so lovely and dolicate, was indeed refreshing. Of course, we are grateful for the favor. ANTED—A WOMAN COOK, WHO un- derstands her business well and ts willing Sach an one coming weil recom- mended for capacity and indust will find a goo@ place by applyin, ‘ at Mr. BATES’S,on southwest ia avenue and 9h street. Wrster Preparations.—Col, James Wa'g son Webb, of New York, after a brief sojourn in Washington. left this city yesterday after- ie intends, we learn, to take up win- ter quarters in this metropolis, having rented Capi. Wilkes’: dwelling, in the First Ward, for the ensuing season. (estee se eee ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Seamstress, who understands cutting and fitting Ladies and Children’s Dresses. Address “M W ANTED—A COPY OF THE AMERICAN Archives, in nine large volumes, for which areasonable price will be pai books. A broken set might answer, prov! contained the earlier volumes. FRANCK TAYLOR. AN TED—EVERY BODY TO KNOW that they can get a lot 24 feet front bi , for the low price of $75—, 7th street, above ap JOHN FOX, See. ApMitrgp To THE Bar.—In the circuit court this morning, upon the motion of Coi. pson, F. W. Jones, ted to the bar, as was also Ezq , of this city. ble 3a month Tar Banque Victor, with a cargo of 1ail- lon Land Office road iron for the Manassas Gap Railroad, from Bristol, England, has arrived at Alexan- LopGkrs.—The record book at the guard! e, this morning, contains the names of several poor friendless creatures, driven thith er, by stress of weather, for lodgings. RS. ANN H. SCOTT, OPPOSITE JACK- son Hall, is now prepared to accommodate Borders for the winter, She has several large rooms suitable for genitie- men and their ladies. Gentlemen furnished with meals. Tur Prices in Centre Mark et, this mornin are not only high, but have an a an upward ten- LINE§ TO MISS AGNES ROBER?SON. * BY MUDIL BRato. ‘h the zephyr’s sigh OAKDING.—BOARD MAY Bt HAD AT 473 Sixth street, between Dand E. One very She comes, as thor large apartment with gas; also, several Pod Had borne Ler to gar and every eye Is filled with her, the talty-qusen'— ‘The fairy-queen, with beauty crowned, On genius throned in roy While subject Graces hover round, bidding wait. Now through her song the Muses flit; Now in the dance she twinkles free— Her words, the hon Her smile, the poetry id now she sheds a tear o} As though the goddess of the ilo w’rs x o'er some pretty leaf, in her cherished bow’rs. Long may sh come, wjth ‘To win fresh triumphs li Ané freight with mirth es With her, alas! \. We bow to many; it hone honor glorious art; OARDING.—MRS. DUVALL, No. 331 Penn- vania avenue, 0} ite Brown’s Hotel, has ble rooms, suitable for familles o; single gentlemen, which she will rent with board at moderate Spee six or eight table boarders. large and des! ices. She can also ac OAKD, &c.—MR8, BATES, ON THE 5. W. comer of Pennsylvania avenue an s prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms, ith or without board. Every effort will be made comfortable who may favor her ‘with their patronag. ap6—tf MERCHANT TAILORS’ GOODS. UsT RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF new and beautifu! GOODS in my Line. i invite my friends and the meacall. lam READY MADE CLOT tty, and FURNISHING GO Ohio, with a}. Manufactures two and itty tons of cheese per annum, But ber’s must be ‘That heart accords to hea: PT he litte town of, Solon, Le flichetin dete Ya ies of superior qual ouNe Browns’ Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, INE—SINGLE ROOMS, OR AN PI story, consisting of three comm»edious rooms, can be obtained at No. 311 south side Pa. Avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. oct 13 ORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH of valuable and pleasantly-located Dwellings and Building Lots, forsale in shares, at only Fice Dotiars cach. Apply to SOHN FOX, Union Land Office, Seventh street, above Odd Fellows’ Hall sep 21-tf OOM POR RENT .—A pleasant Room in the third story, with or without furniture Apply toGEO WILLNER’S Paper- hanging Store, Ninth street. sep 20—tf Mocs ENT ENTERPRISE. LIBERAL, EQUITABLE & CERTAIN ‘The Franklin. Land Association offer for sale in o'clock, on the premises, part of Lot 15 in Square 319, fronting 20 feet 6 inches on !Ith street west, between north G and H strees, running back 93 feet to2 iV feet paved alley, with the improve- meats, consisting of a substantially built tt ree- story brick Louse, with kitchen and @ining room ™ the basement, containing two parlors, six chambers and an attic. There {s also a never fail ing pamp of excellent water in the yard. The house Las recently been renovated throughout and is a very desirable residence. Terms: One third cash; the balance in 6, 12, 18 and@ 21 mouths, for notes bearing interest, se- cured by a deed of trust on the premises. All i er at the expense of the purchaser. Se ee ON IT WAS THOUGHT THERE was ho place for business but the Avenue. Now, the people tind, making their purchases, they can do beston Seventh street. There is no place in the city where they on ge better articles, o- at lower prices, than at G. FRANCIS°S, just above Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street. Many are beginning to know this, and when in want of Housekeeping Hardware, Cutlery; Silver Plated, Albata, Britannia, and Japannea Ware, Clocks, Bird Cages, Baskets, Brushes, &c., they call on him. Others, in making their purchases will do well to remember bis store. oc 18- OTICE.—Having located my Yard on the ‘west side of Sth street, between D and E. I would cail the attention of my friends and the ublic generally, to my stock of HICKORY, AK, and PINE WOOD, which I am now re- ceiving: . Title perfect. 7 moetinees after the above, I shall sell, at the same place, Lots 23, 24, and part of 22, in square St, the whole frontiag 60 feet on north ¥ street, at the corner of Ist street west, and shares of only containing 6,00 square feet, but will be in Lots t Daily expected one cargo of White Ash broken TIVE DOLLARS EACH suit parchasces 3 plat of Which may be seen at | and two ca ofREDASHEGG COAL. ' 18 Varins, of from 50 to 100 acres each, and about | the sale. ~ Title perfect. ‘Termsa: above All of which will be sold at the lowest market 260 very desirable Building Lots and Dwellings. oct 2i-d J.C. Mc6UIRE, Auct’r . 2,230 pounds to the ton. Apply.to JOHN FOX, Union Land Oftice, 7th street, above Odd Fellows’ Hall. sep 17—t OTS FOR SALE—DWO OR THREE yood Buliding Lets in a rapidly improving nelgiaioraood. for sale on sem ysars’ credit. Apply.to J. H. DRURY. jy 2i—t 5 toe al OR SALE-—TWO HUNDRED LOTS. Price 875 each. ‘Two years’ credit, or 10 per cent. discount for cash. Apply atthe Union Land Oties, 7th street, above Odd Fellows’ Hall. jy im ACADEMY OF MUSIC, CoRNgR of NinTH AND D StRExTs. i bee ureat demand by the public of Washing- ton and Georgetown for good musical instruc- tion, can only be complied with through the me- dium of the above Institution, which will open en Monday, Oct. &th, 1855, ‘The Academy of Music will offer advantages ia the xcquirement of musical knowledge superior to any im the country, and at such reasonable rates of remuneration as to permit every one to afford a musical education. i:very branea of Music will be under the imme- diate surveillance of masters of acknowledged su- riority. Pe @ Piano Forte Classes of Mr. W. Henry Palmer will be instructed in the Academy of Music. Composition, harmony, and thorough Bass are important to all, Vocal Classes are conducted by Mr. W. Palmer. All communications for particulars, terms, &c., to be made ony, to W HENRY. PALMER, Director, oct 4 233 F street, corner ath. NDERSHIRTS AND DRAW ERS.—An- otherlarge supply of Amerian SHIRTS and DRAWER. Riad a assortment of sizes cf heavy “Cheviot Wool,’? tne last we shall have this sea- son. Persons wishing the heavy Scotch Goods will tind our pa os com, 5 2 SYEVENS’S Salesroota, oct 20-e06t Browns’ Hotel. . —oeeeeeeeeeeee————— eee FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY. RS. L. ALLEN will open new Fall and L Winter MILLINERY, on Thursday. the/11th instant, ‘comprising @ ‘ee a A deduction of — cents ton ca Coal taken from the "i ae sep 2i—eodtf F. L. MOORE. i te A el teresa od CUNFECTIONERY.—RE-OPENING. OUN MILLER, PENNSYLVANIA AVE- Rue, south side, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, respectfully informs the public that he has ited his Store, and opened it to day forthe sale of every article which enters into the CONFEC 2K Y business; intending to keep on hand an yant and choice assortment While tendering his thanks tothe public for the tromage hitherto extended to him a in- ms lis friends that he will always be iy to attend to Parties, Bal!s, or whatever other kinds of assemblages Which may require his services and confections. oc 8— MKS. CHOATK V ILL OPEN HER FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY,on SATURDAY next, Getober 2th. She ts cpr to attend pune tu Ly to all orders the Ladies may favor her with. Corner ef Louisiana avenue and 6th street. oct 15-8 (Intell) WATCHES. F you are in want of a perfect timekee; ata I reasonable price, in eee or silver oon, you are Invited to call at SEMKEN’Ss, 330 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. sep 13—f - . ‘IPPINCOTT’S GAZETTEER OF THE World ; 36.00 —— in the practice of a New York Surgeon; Home’ for the Peo, ie, adapted to American elivaate and wants ; PS Virgil, Davhiiete, & Uteesl unnsiation; Se. Homes, by Smart; a ti translation ; 75c. A visit to India, China, and Japan, by Bayard ‘Taylor; @1.50 Tue ities Path, by Marlon Harland; $1.95 Obristie Johnstone, by Reade ; For sale by E kK. LUNDY, ‘oot 1S ‘©. 128 Bridge street, Georgetown. We dae ABE cme ndmwinn <b neh ee nin :NRY PALMER'S PIANO FORTE w. BEN CLA! o@ N EVENING CLASS FOR LADIES AND Gentlemen is now forming at the |.ofaMexic. Application to be made to Mr. W. LP. ER, 233 F street, or at the Acad usic, corner of D and 9th sts, ect 15 DR, JUHN GREGSON, EMBER of the Royal College Vetertu Surgeons, and Fellow of Veterinary Medf- cal Association, London, respectfully informs the public of Washington and vicinity, that at the urgent request of numerous friends and patrons, he has resumed his professional duties. Instead of as heretofore his office being at Mr. Henry Bireb’s Livery Stzble, it will be at Mr. Thomas Smith’s Stable, 19th ‘street, between H and I north of Pa. Avenue, where he can be consulted daily upon diseases incidental to all domesticated animals. Horses examined as to soundness. Gen- tlemeh purchasing, will find it to their advantaye to have the Horses examined. oct 3-tf MUSIC DEPOT, Southwest corner ef Penn’a avenue and D street, Star Buildings, Washington, D.C. Cc. i. EISENBRANDT, (Succksson To Hitsus & Hirz,) Importer, Publisher, and Dealer in AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN MUBIC, PI- ANOS, STRINGS, &e. His POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT HAS beea retitted in the most modern and tasteful manner, combining all the comforts and conveni- ence that such an establishment should possess, together with the most complete assortment AMERICAN and EUROPEAN MUSIC, PiA- NGS, &c., to be found in the Metropol:s. With a desire to meet the wishes of the musical public, I respec: fully solicit their pati ze. acts GED. ‘HILBUS, Agent JOSEPH T. K. PLANT & CO., PAPER HANGERS & UPHOLSTERERS, 350 D street, between Oth and Lth streets, EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FINE and general assortment of PAPER HANG- INGS, &. ‘ CARPETS cut, made and put down at reason- able rates, in the best manner, and at the shortest notice. ‘ ... PAPER hung by tei workmen, Sat- isfac’ in every case “on ‘A calf is respectfully solicited. ae ec 21—W ThSkeoim AMERICAN & “ “pa taaws, nates Aa OTEL, 4 ae. avenue, between 4 8. HEFLELOWEK 2% ’ PROPRIBTO runent of Bonnets, Ribbons, F: Flowers, Ca },and Dress, Trimipings, to she invites Reha es ue, between streets, south st So Alaa JT gt-tm ~ § Ba , iF) . v3 < at Lover, » . N, “ 1a Sho, Circ ad aes —_ | ,