Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1856, Page 3

- Pl ™ EVENING STAR. LOGAL INTELLIGENCE. Tse Presipent’s Movunrep Gvarp hada fine psrade yesterday, accompanied by a band of musicians om horseback. The following is the programme of their operations: 1. At Cox & Hemmack’s they accepted an invita- tion to partake of the usual hospitalities. 2 At Georgetown College, they, by invitation of the faculty, visited the various points of inter- est in that institution 3 Then manuvred on the College green. 4. On their return, they went into Boulanger’s, where the worthy host set before them an aszortment of his cookery, including oysters served in evory style, birds, ete . with the trimmings annexed. 6. A snack at Flint’s 6 Manuvred upon Pennsylvania avenue, and went through their evolutions with much credit 7. Returning to their ar- mory they partook of a supper prepared by Lieut. Robert Teal. Speeches, songs, toasts and sentiments, and consequent g bumor, formed not the least interesting part of the proceedings ‘‘Washington’s Grave’’ was sung by the Quartermaster’s sergeant of the District regiment, Mr. King; and at about 9 o’clock, the company departed, highly delighted, as they could not fail to be, with their military and social performances. Isterestixg Rextics.—In the removal of the Franklin Engine house, some highly in- teresting relics have turned up in the shape of the various articles deposited under the corner stone of the building at the time of its erection. Among them is a printed copy of the constitu- tion of the company, signed by the officers and members. The names are nearly obliterated One name, however, that of the President of the Company at that time (Charles L. Colt- man) can be traced inthe faint and yellow ink lines The other articles consist of an almanac of the year 1328, published by Elliot, of this city, and which contains a list of the corporation officers of Washington at that time; and acopy of the National Intelligen- cer of July 15th, 1828, which contains a column or two from its exchanges upon the tariff ques- tion, and an article upon the same great ques- tion which is now convulsing the nation, ese articles were enveloped in a parchment blank ship’s clearance, end sealed in a leaden case. They will doubtiese be cherished by the Frank- lin as choice relics. A Fixe Iuprovemsxt.—During the past session of Congress an appropriation was made for the construction of a culvert in Judiciary Square, runaing through the ravine which bas for #0 many years served the pur; ofa drain, and the exposure of which to the solar rays bas had somewhat a deleterious effect upon the health of the neighborhood. The work has not only been commenced, but al- most completed, and the connection of the cul- vert nearly formed with that under E street north. But this is not the only improvement in that vicinity; the Square is being filled up and levelled, with the superfluous earth so plentiful in that neighborhood. We fondly anticipate the day when the jail shall be re- moved from its present location, which is any- thing but an ornament, and, as for use, has more than once been condemned by grand jurors as unsafe and badly ventilated. The Judiciary Square (on both sides of E street) should be handsomely enclosed with iron rail- ings and the grounds planted with shrubbery and trees. This is alike due to city embel- lishment and to the public health. Evvcationau.—If the rising generation shall not be well educated, it will not be in conse- yuence of the absence of good institutions of learning. In addition tothe admirable public b tem, our advertising columns (see the firet page of the Star) show that ladies and gentlemen, well known as in all respects com- peteat, give notice to the public of the respec- tive times of opening their academies, and colleges, and schools Besides these, there are many of which cur citizens generally know nothing; the teachers being behind the times in the matter of advertising. They have not iuvestmeuts in types and ink, and nuot ksow that a dollar thus spent ease the number of scbolars and bring vol into respectable notice. And so of dise, they who most patronize the printer realize rich returas. Dears or a Mcsician —Pasquale De Falco, a member of the Marine Band, died yesterd+y afternoon, at the Marine Barracks, from irju- ries received in an affray with two soldiers about two weeks ago. The deceased came to America from Naples come forty years ago, and up to within the last ten or twelve years was recognized as the beat trumpeter in the United States. For some five years he was attached to Ringgold’s celebrated battery. The funeral takes place at four o’clock, tc- morrow #fternooy, from the Marine Barracks, and from the imposing military and musica! display will doubtless have 2» immense at tendance. The two soldiers who were concerned with the deceased in the affray. whereby he !oet his life, are now in jail awaiting trial. A Kixp Orrice —We have often noticed the Gallantry toward Jadics in the omnibusses, practiced by all true gentlemen ; and yest>r- day we were witness to several acts of a lady, which are worth mentioning. She sat down near the door. A passenger who had ju:t stepped into the ‘bus lost his footing by the starting of the impatient horsez, which seemed to be tenacious cf their engagement to be at the western gate of the Capitol time. The lady, seeing his danger, at once | placed ber hand upon his shoulder, thus pre venting him from turning an involuntary back- ward somereet. Again, in the course of two mivutes, a procisely similar kind office was rendered by ber in the case of another nentie- man passenger. A Manixz, who came home in the United States sloop-of-war Vincennes, from Bebring’s Straits, died at the Navy Yard post on Thurs- day night of diseaee of the heart. and was buried yesterday at the Congreszional Ceme - tery. He was a Gerwan by birth, is said to have been in the corps over twenty years, and leaves several hundred dollars in cash, without any heirsthat are known We chanced to be Present at the funeral, and were much im- pressed by the military ceremony and dignity with which the remaine of this humble soldier were honored The coffin was draped in the. Mars and stripes, the drums wuffled. and bis comrades in full uniform, under the command of Sergeant McDona!d, the handsomest soldier we ever laid eyes on. He deserves a commis- sion. The religious services were well per- formed by Rev. Mr Morsell. Tinep or Setpigeixe. -Yesterday afternoon, while the President’s Mounted Guard were gong through their manuvres on Pennaylva- nis avenue, a high mettied horse suddenly dashed up an alley leading to C street, evi- dently against the wishes of the dragoon rider! t was at first supposed by sundry persons that this was a kind of rocket move- meat—a pyrotechnic of the military art. But Botso. The steed boarded in astable that way, and it being near tea time, he was hast- ening home. He had been on parade for sev- eral hours, had pranced to the music of the band, and was doubticss tired of soldiering. - Drowsen.—James Butler, a lad aged about seveu years, son of Mr. John Butler, of Wash- ington, was drowned on Wednecday evening, in the Putomee off Goodhand and Thompson’s ship yard Le was last seen on Wednesday afternoon, and was not seen or beard of until sterday morning, when his body was found ating in the river. Coroner Neale, held ap inqueet on the body and the jury rendered & verdict of “death from accidental drown- ing.” —Alexandria Gazette. ye t Conongr’s Jonies—Wuo Pars?- Of late — Corener’s juries, when discharged, have een instructed to luok to the levy court for their pay. But the money does not seem to be forthcoming, and those who have performed the disagreeable duties devolving upon them as jurors on coroner’s inquests, are naturally enough inquiring who is to pay them, when does pay-day come” by will you suffer all the ills of bed- kroaches, moths, ants, and every other rpecies naeets wheu Lyon's Magnetic Powder will eurcly rid your house of ali sush pestileuce. For sale at Shillington’s Book selling aud Stationery Establishment, Odeon Building, corner Fugr-eni-s-balf street and Peun’a aveuue. tr t acertain ; * Tax Nationat TaeatRe.—Notwithstanding the exodus of Congress and the dullness that generally prevails during the recess, the theatre has yet been able, during the ast week, to attract even larger audiences an usual. During tho short season now in Progress, the management has catered with unusual ability and taste, and we are happy to say, has met with a corresponding remu- nerat appreciation from the citizens of Washington. After two nights more of Miss Keene and her elegant troupe, we are to have the presentations of the refined and classic tableaux vivants of the Keller company, whose splendid living copies of the works of the great masters in painting and statuary, of both ancient and modern days, have been themes of the highest admiration and com- mendation In justice to the management and to the actor censured for the offensive expression of “ Still Waters Run Deep,’’ on Thursday even- ing, it is proper to state that a copy of the play has been shown us, in which the words complained of appear in thetext. It isa slang phrase which has a totally different significa- tion in this country from that it bas in Eng- land, where the play was produced, and there fore should have been omitted The actor, however, canuot be blamed for adhering to his text. Disturpine 4 Bart —Last night the ball of the S:ott Guards was given at Harmony Hall, and passed off finely, with one exception. About eleven o’clock a person became so dis- orderly that the assistance of the Auxiliary Guards was required to relieve the company of his presence. Watchmen Toomy and Seas- ford, in attempting to remove the disorderly person were iatettecred with by,others, but they finally succeeded in taking their prisoner to the guard-house. He was released on bail for a further examination Arrempr at Scrcipg—A man named Rich- ardson, living in the nighborhood of Fifth and K streets, made an attempt on his life, last night, by cutting his throat. Dr. Duhamel was promptly summoned and dressed the wounds, which, from present indications, -are not likely to prove fatal. Assavit —Last night a colored man made an attack on a gentleman on the street, and severely injured him by a blow on the head. He was arrested by an officer, but found means to escape from bis custody while waiting the arrival of a justice. Horsg Stearina. —A man, accused of horse stealing, was arrested by watchman Hilton, in the First Ward, a few nights since, and sent to jail for a farther hearing by Justice Drary. Tar Graxp Bat of the Journeyren Con- fectioners will take place on Monday night next at Carusi’s saloon, and promises t> be a fine affair. Tue most Ludicrous and Laughable Carica- tures of all political parties, only 12} cents each. For sale at Alex. Adamson’s, Seyonth street, opposite to the Post Office. * Tas Marker, this morning presentol a busy appearance in and outside. The prices have not changed materially during the week. Correction.—It was Officer Ross, who took to the watch house the unfortunate girl to whom we alluded in yesterday's Siar. [comMuNicaTEeD Usion Acapeny.—If there ever was a time in our country’s history, when vigilance was needed upon the watch towers of education, it is now, when such a spirit prevails that ore almost trembles for the future of his country fearing that the blessings which have been ours, as a nation, are to be obliterated by the bitter sectional feeling that threatens to mal us “a sf Fata and reproach among all na- tions’ It istothe teachers of the young, that under God, we may look as the guards of the nation, who, feeling tie responsibilities for time and eter: develop the mind and heart to rul by the spirit of Him, * wi viled, reviled not aga are so to direct the i may be fitted to tran deen and to children’ Pi nae bie blessings bequeath ar fatbess. | Many such teachers doubtless thts can repuce 4: in, out the Principal of the Academy whose | name head. this article, is known tothe writer | as one whose heart and sou! are in the work of education, and who has used strenuous effor:a to advance its interests in the public n» less than in the private schouls, to wh parents can confide their children, in the ‘il conviction that their highest development wil be the teacher s aim, and with the pupil’s o0- operation, his attainment. Wartca Returxs — Central Statien —Pefore Justice Stevens —Wm Priseo, dis: 'ycon- duct, workhouse thirty days; No M. ossotr and Patrick Harried, disturbing a ball, secu- a for a further hearing. Vestern Station—Before Justice Drury. — William Parker, horee stealing, jai!. Las S+cies —Within a few weeks pasta number es of Land have taken place in Among them we have only t for the following farm: fr je ety, bea sold his ith [fu sere: of per acre Mr. ibersas Ayre has sold his far Little River Turapi about 5 wi this village, coniai $18 acres, to ilton of Loudoun, for $47 per acre. ‘The above fizures would ece:n to ind that Pairfax lands command quite a h on the * stot Ham- sme price. By reference to our advertising columus it will be coen that a number of very desirable Farms are yet in market, a fact which persons desiring to iavest money profi- tably should ‘‘make a note of ?—Fairfier (Va.) News Paisters’ Ceresration 1x Boston.—Tho Boston Bee states that at a meeting of the Franklin Typographical Society on Saturday, the invitation of the city authorities to join in the celebration on the 17th instant in honor of Bepjamio Franklin was unanimously accepted, and « committee appointed on the part cf the Trades to make the necessary arrangements for the osecasion. An invitation was voted 1o the Boston Printers’ Union to join with them in the celebration It was also voted to ex- tend sn invitation to the printers generally throughout the Union to unite with them in inaugurating the statue. A meeting of the Printers’ Union was afterwards held, at which the invitation from the Typographical Society was received and a vote passed that the Union Unite with them at the inauguration. It is expected that from four to six hundred print- ers will march in the procession with banners and with presses and printing material, and every thing bids fair for a great turn out on the part of the profession A Beavrirvt Ixcipent —Recently at a Democratic meeting at Morris, Illinois, as we learn from the Chicago Times, while Senator Douglas was holdicg the audience, as it wero, entranced, a heavy shower of rain came on Not a man, woman or child moved—still it rained, and there they stood as if immoveable. Mr. Douglas paused, and with a burst of feel- ing which sent a thrill to every heart, ox- claimed— When I see my own fellow-citizens and the women, and the children, willing and continuing to sit through a drenching torrent of water from the heavens to hear me tell them of the danger of our glorious Union, I feel now courage to go forth to battle for our common safety.’ Even as he spoke, the cloud passed away auda a ray of sunlight fell upon the speaker. © pauzed again, and raising his band towards the sun, exclaimed—“ See my friends the cloud has passed away and heaven smiles once more upon us and our cause.” Oh! the shouts that rent the air—the effect was electrical. ; MARRIED, On the llth instant, by the Rev. Mr. Knight, JOSEPH Sj ae , to Miss LAUKA F. WK, all of t 5 rae wh antes by the Rev Mr Hatfield, of New York, Mr. AUGUSTUS C. STOUGHTON, of New York city, to Miss MILDREDO. BLIN- COK, of Washiagtoa, D.C. * OLKD, At Morristown, N. J,, on the 6th instant. of consumption, RICHARD Ti ROBBINS, ‘nteen years aad nine months, son of Zz. i¢ ag. of thisalty. I by smoke, cual For Sale and Rent. OOMS FOR RENT.-TWO ROOMS OVER my store rultzble for an office of almost apy kind, will be rented low to a permanent tenant. Possession given imwediately. L F. CLARK, north side, Penn. avenue, between 12th and 13th strects sel’-tf Seger nerrengeers ee ee. OR RENT.—THE SECOND AND THIRD story of the building over John Alexander's establishment Also, a lot of grourd on the corner of 16th and K streets. For particulars in- quire of J. ALEXANDER. se ll-lw (Intel) Ep bea ALUABLE PREMISES FUR RENT —The mises recently occupied as a Restaurant, | on the corner of 7th end E streets, opposite the General Post Office, are cffered for rent. The lo- cation is considered one ef the best in this city, aud is adapted to the grocery or restaurant bus'- ness ‘The house comprises nineteen rooms; ha: also all the fixtures and requisites for carrying on the business of a first class restaurant. For par- ticulars apply to J. H. or JNU. JOHNSON, on the premises se 11-3t Si she) cose Hi MS OOS ae ee Bf Foe SALE.- A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA county Va., distant three miles from the Georgetown Ferry, containing 85% acres in the home tract, also a wood Lot of 40 acres, which will cut from 25 to 20 cords Sd acre. The improve- ments consist of a welling, Barn, Stable, Datry, and Corn-house. The probability that Congress will erect a bridge at the Three Sisters, or the Aqueduct, will render the property valua- bie. A plot of the farm can be seen st the office of the undersigned, RICHARD P, JACKSON, No. 155 Bridge street, Georgetown. se 10-tf For RENT.—FURNISHED OR UNFURN ed, a house situated on the north side of Penn avenue, in the central pat of the city, containing in all fifteen rooms, which are comfoitably furn- ished ; gas fixtures through the house. Wl! be ren'ed toa carefal and responsible tenant if ap- plied for soon; or the rooms wi'l be rented rep- arately. Board can be obtained in the immediate neighborhood. A servant will be Icft to attend, and take charge of the room, if required Apply at this office. se 10-Im OR RENT.—ONE OF THE TWO NEW three-story Brick Tenements on 7th street, op- ite Centre Market space. There is not a better ocation in the city for a market res‘aurant. se9-2w K.H. LASKEY, No. 36 La. avenue. Sareea egies a agen a ee Fearn FOR SALE.—THE SUBSCRIBER cffers for sale a farm situated in Loudon county, Virginia, near Draynsville, containing about 464 acres. Fifty acres are in wood. The soil is naturally equal to anyin the county A plot of the land can be seen et the office of the un- dersigaed. KICHARD P. JACKSON, No. 155 Bridge street, Georgetown. se 5-tf Fo: RENT—SEVERAL HANDSOME Par- lors and Chambers, with board. Also, table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs SMITHS, 233 F street. nov 27—tf OR SALE.—A TRACT OF LAND, CON- taining about 45 acres, on the Heights of Georgetown, being a las of the Valley View Farm, the resid nee of the late John H- King, deceas7d. ‘This ix one of the most desirable sites in the District for a fine private residence; about 20 acres of this tract isa beautiful grov: of tim ber, the balance cleared and ina high at tivation. The summit of this tract is from 350 to 400 fect, 2hove tide water, and hasa Washine eorgetown, and the adj at val bod of the Potomac. It will be soid entire or in ots Also, alarge Frame Dwelling-house and Lot on the corner of Fifth and H streets weet, Wash- ington cl View Farm, orto Jr. A. King, + Georgetown, D.C. el] KE. 3. KING. "VO VERY DESIRABLE street, doc or three doors ion renders tla ons en; din ‘vroinantic and b 3 ashington in Prince George s, jer to wwe , Rittenhouse, Fant & Co., a Vor of Gy given et aay ter the ith Possessic OSHA SAU, fo!) OF FSSO# OF ING AND? 5 a IN OL WSATREK COLL, hops toann var. bee srlands and 5 be wilt re > nfo classes abuut the is Str deseo Tul Hkeawi i lesson ‘ Ldcuce No. 14 161 re I iw® EGYPTIAN. LI PORPHYRY, t AN! AGATE and desi so perfect thet they ch ‘They are #0 biebly p> beauty mu hb! th: “bed tht th vn ets, Builders and others are invited to t exsmine samples st No, 512 S:venth » door, Leiow Odd Fellows’ Hall, up T. W MANSON, s: L2-ly Agent. day miei t MARIA, who cal's bi She is about eighteen year: feet ten oreleven inches Ligh. ly, and hasa 2, about four rhe is very lise- pleasant smiling face. She hasa remarkably fine sult of hair for one of her color, and fs, altogether, a fine looking girl. I will vive -he above reward of one hundred dollars for her apprehension—no ma'ier where taken—provided she is brought hometo me or se- cured in jail, so that | get her agein THOMAS G6 TURTOR. Nottingham, Sept. 10, 1856—se il-tf THE CLASSES OF PHILOSOPHY F GEORGETOWN COLLEGE WILLBE resumed cn MONDAY next, September 15th. ‘The students of the first year will, as usual, com- mence the study of Logic, Metaphysics, Princi- ples of Ethics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, &c. Those of the second year, under a distinct Professor, wll attend dally lectures on Natural Right, which besides a moze enlarged course of Ethics will embrace the fundamental principles of Civil, Political, and International Right, anda critical history of Philesophy. ‘The graduates cf former years and others de irous of completing their course of Ethics, are Tequested to call on the President of the College to make arrangements for attending the Lectures and Exercises of the second year of Philosophy ‘The lectures of both courses wi'l be delivered in the Latin language. se 11-3t MR. W. HENRY PALMER'S PIANO FORTE CLASSES. NHE DEMAND FOR PLACES IN THE classes, greatly exceeding Mr. Palmer’s an- ticipations, renders it neces sary for uplis desiring the best hours to enter their names in the CLASS- REGISTER immediately A class ar ig in course of formaticn. THE GEORGETOWN CLASSES will plesse send in their names to Mr. Palmer, care of Rev. J. W. Major, Georgetown Female Seminary. All Washington applications to be made at Mr. Palmer’s residence, 265 F street, near 13th, where Prospectuses may be seen. Terms: $5 per quarter MEDICAL CARD, DE H. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO- hic physician, has the honor to offer his fea pn to the inhabitants of Washington and vicinity. mice and Resideace onl street, No, 188, be- se 8-6t N. B —Homeopathic medicines for sale, which the Doctor prepares himself with the greaiest care, For Fever and Ague, for Bilous and Bowel &c, &e. se 3 3m NOTICE, ‘ait tak, XEN. WALTER JONES RLES Gtk JONES have removed their office to No. 06, E street, between 3d and 4th streets. Charles Lee Jones will practice in the Supreme Court of the United States and all other courts held In the District of Columbia. Gen. Walter Jones, though mostly retired from general prac- tice, will unite with him and do his best to ad- vance the success of clients by written statements and arguments, and by all ether needful and proper exertions. Jy 5-3m complai tween 20th and 21st streets. | i | 1 UCTION SALES. By A. GREEN. Auctioneer OTS, SHUES, DRY GUODs, Tea, Hrandy, Gin, Tobnece, and, Cigars at Auction.—On TUESDAY, the 16th instant I shall sell in frout of my store, at 10 o'clock «° m., & © arsortment of Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, Hats, Brandy, Gin, ab owe and Cigars HATS, ‘Terms cash. N, se 13 2t (Intel) Auctioneer. By J. T.DOWNS, Auctioneer. Hotes FURNITURE AND HOUSE. held Effects at Auction.—On TUESDAY MORNING, Septemter 16th, at 10 o'clock, I wiilsell the entire Furniture contained in the Steamboat Hotel on 7th street, opposite the Cen- tre Market, consisting in part of — Mahogany Pia: halr-seat Sofas Do do Chairs Do =‘ Sidebozrds and Bureaus Do __marble-top ceatre and side Tables Carpets, Ollcloth, Clocks, Mirrors, Mantel Or- naments Bedsteads acd Bedd yao ing, parlor and chamber 30 sepeiior Feather Beds 100 hair, cotton, and husk Mattresses China, Glassware, 2 yood Cooking Stoves Tegether with ‘Tables, Chairs, Tollet aud Wash- stands, chamber and kitchen Furniture, with every thing contained in said hotel Terms : $50 and under, cash; over $50 acredit of 60 and 20 days for approved endorsed notes, beating interest. 4. T. DOWNS, se 13-ts Auctioneer. By JAS. C. Mc#UIRE, Auctioneer EW AND WELL-KEPT HUUSEHOLD Furniture at Auction.—By virtue of a deed of trust, duly executed and reewded, the subscriber will sell et publicsale. on TUESDAY MORWING, September 23d, at 100’clock. at the ‘ Webster Hous=,’? on D street, between Sth and Gth 5 reets, adjoining the Unitarian Chureb, a general assortment of new and weil-kept House- nold and Kitchen Furniture, con i:tin- in part of Walnut hair igh yg French Divans Do parlor Chairs, Rockers Marble-top Tables, giit frame Mirrors Bruss three-plv, and ingrain Carpet Ollcloth, Matting, Rugs, Stair Curpet Curtains, Window Shades, Cornice, &c. Cane and wood-seat Chale. Lounges Walnut extension Dining Tables Mahogany Writing Desk, Chairs Mantel O naments, Vaces Cottage Chamber Sets Bureaus, Wardrobe, Was’ stands Fe ther Beds, hair and husk Mattresses Looking Glasses, Clock, Tables Excellent Refrigerator and Cooking Stove. Together with a geneial assortment of house- hold and xitchen furniture not necessary to enu- merate. Renae Pee! reweey cash ; over thatsum a credit of 39, 60, and {0 3, for satisfastorily en- dorsed notes, bearing interest CHAS.S. WALLACH, Trvstee. J.C. MeGUIRE, Auct'r First Grand Confectioners’ Ball HE JOURNEYMEN CONFECTIONERS take great pleasure in announcing to their trivnds ard the public of Wasbing- ton, Georgetown, Alexavdria, and Balti- more, that they will give their first Grand Annual Ball, at Carvsi’s SaLoon, on % 4 MONDAY, Sept. 15th, 1856 2 An experienced Commiitee have made arrange- meats to make this one of the best bailsever given in this cityina NewYork style For the accom- modaticn of Ladies, Supper wili be ready at any rour during the night; and will be furnished by anexperien ed caterer. A fine Brass Band 1: en- gaged forthe ccczsion. The best Confections and lce Creams will be furnished Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting a Gentle- men and two Ladies tobe had at the principal hotels of this city, from the commi'tee of arrange- ments, and at the door on the evening of the ball. Committee of Arrangements —Joseph Schaf- fied, Chas Meyers, G. Bleshing, Jos Klem, A. Beehler, J. Gabert se2 2w* MONSIEUR GASZYNSKI, PROFESSOR OF LANCING, AS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE TO the Ladiesand Geatlemenof Wash- g>’ ington and Georgetown tbat be willopen us cla is secom; lishment in the most fashion tyle,in Washing on, at Te:aperance § , E street. between %h ae i0th, the proprietors having expres=)y fred in ‘he mest elegant manner for bis use, algo for private Parties, Balls, Le tures, and Concerts; and in Georgetown at Forrest Hall MG. has testimonials from all parts of the U len for his capability asa teacher Mr G. ts ed in the College ef Georgetown, in the adies’ Convent, aad tn the principa! Semtnaries of Washingten, and in the best circie iis classes will be commenced in Washirgton nu the Sth of October. Every \\ ednesday and day for children from 3o’clock p.m , end in Gecrgetowa every Tuesday and Friday from 3 o'clock p m. PRACTISING SOIREES in Wasbingten every Wetnesday and Saturday fron 5 UNL 10 o'clock p. m_, at Georgetown every Tuesday ard Friday. Ladies and Grntiemen will receive in-tructions in all the most m-dera doneces pplication for terms can be made at the resi- i of M.G 407 & stret, between 9th aod 10th, or at the aiall. se 9 2w THIRTY-F'VE THYUUSAND DOLLARS ‘To Capitalists seeking Investment! ii pe 8S &R.H GALLAKER, TODD'S MAR be Building, adjeining Brown’s Hotel, have for sale, on commission, Thirty five Thousand Dollars of Six percent, COUPON BONDS, se- cured by mortgayes upon rea! estate worth double the amount cf suid bonds, and Interest payabie semt-annnaily at the Bank of the Valley, Win- chester, Virginia. or at the Bank of Metropolis, Washington, D C . ‘These vo: ds aitord a 5 fe and judicious inve:*- ment, ard, whilst they are quite as safe as Corpo- ration stock, can be had for jess money, yet pay- ing the same amount ef interest. 177 fhe bonds are each Five Hundred Dol- ars. 1e5- REWAK®.—RAN AWAY FROM §200 the subscriber, ving near U arthoro’, Prince George’s county N LEN, who calls bi of OD; he is adark mulatto, about thirty one years of age, five feet seven inch- es high; he has a scar onthe right knee caused by acut; half of his head shaved, and very grum when spoken to. I will give the above reward if caught out of the State of Maryland or istrict of Columbia, or one hundred dollars if caught in the State of Mary- land or District of Columbta, ana scours - jail or brought home so that 1 can get him avain. au ose Z.B BEALL, A CARD. E HAVE THE PLEASURE TO AN- nonnee to our friends and the public that we have just received our fall stock of 8€ 13-€0 CLOTHS, dash MERES, and VEST- INGS of the very best French. American, and English manufacture, to which w> respect- fully ask to ca! their attention Visitors and strangers in the city can have their orders filled by us atthe very shortest netice, at fair prices, and in styles equal at least to any es- tab:ishment in the city. GRUBB & LOZANO, Merckant Tailors. se6-Im 493 8th st., near Penn avenue, OLD ESTABLISHED Washirgton Stove Depot! Southeast corner Penna. avenue and 11th street N STORE AND RECEIVING WEEKLY,A I large stock of the eee admired d Cookin: ove. ond TE CINVINCIBLE! TUBULAK OVEN, which, for economy in consumption of Settieges plicity of constru stion, easily managed, tage d re- ee ata trifling a Roasting, Broil- &c , defiles competition. "5 References canbe given who will testify to the above qualities of this, THE COOK STOVE! All I ask is an examination to sai the great est economist. JAS. SKIRVING, 267 Pa. avenue. The following is one of the many recommenda- tions sent tome by a very popular gentleman of this city, the original of which may be seen by any one Calling at my store: i = WasHINe TON, July 2d, 1866. Mr. Jas. SKIRVING : Dear Sir—The ‘ Invincib'e’’ Stove purchased at your establishment last fall has been {nconstant use in my family since thattime. Its advanti seem to me to very decided —_ First, its ex- treme simplicity of construction and management render repairs almost uncecessery Secondly, the facility with which it may be changed from awocd toacoal burner. And lastly, the perfect manner in which it performs \'s dulies. The peculiar ar:angements of its flues, keeping aneven temperature around the loaf, &c., render it, by far, the best bread-baker in the market. I have, therefore, every reason to express my satisfaction with it. Very respectfully yours, au 30-1m MRS, FRANKLIN, TEACHER OF VOCAL MUSIC. RATEFUL TO THE LADIES OF WASH ington and its vicinity for thelr former pa tron respectful forms them that s! rename her Vocation on Monday, the 8th of Sep- tem » ! Mrs. F., having vacant hours for afew more scholars, requests the ladies who are desirous of being perfe in Ballad Singing, or the more. elaborate style of the Opera, to favur her with an- early application. Terms at her No. 406, ok an ott and 10th og: Music Stores of Mr. R. Davis and Mr. au d+4w Ace OF LAND.—BY VIR thority vested in me I will TELEGRAPH NEWS. FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH. —— TUE OF au. sell, on the premi ses, in Alexandria county, Va. at auction, at 4 o’clock on THURSDAY, September 25th, a valuable Lot of 48 acres of land, part in wood and part cleared, and is remarkably weli edapied to. gardening purposes. It is joined by the farms of Mrs Hamilton, R. Cruit; and Nev. A. Hays, about 134 mile from wn. There are two excellent springs of water and a comfortable log cee the premises, which are enclosed by a Persons Wishing to purchase may get any infor mation in regard to the place bycalling on Robert all, sr, near Bail’s Cross Roads, or on the subscriber. at 558 G street, near 3d ferms of sale: $°00 cash; the balance in three equal payments of 6, 12, avd 18 months. A deed given and a deed of trust taken to secure the pay- THREE Days LATER FROM EUROPR. Hauivax, Sept 12 —The Cambris, uae 12.—The Cunard steamship Tived at this In England, oe Par irra gees with a view of icp Sdministratine Se ean ae © Queen of Oude still remains at South- ampton unrecognised by Victoria. Victoria The royal ments. ROBERT 8 family have gone to se Li-eots# Executor ef Win Ball, dese yar meg the political news is unimpor By JAS. ©. MCGUIRE. aa, | >t be Emperor intends making RULTERS SALE OF eee wae Jonged stay at Bisritz Another “ Toon Werk Horse, Wagon, Harness, and | °! wewbers of the secret society fo progress. ee oo TUESDAY¥ | inz at Dijon. A Berlin paper suthoritatively a avid = . C i errce Fog sel oy page al 10 o'c ock, in | Contradiets the recent statements relative to J.C Mc shail sell, by virtue of a deed of restnggr ne August 8th, 1355, and duly recorded in 1i) S.No. 103) fi lios 316, 310 320, ene 221, one ot the laud records for Washington county, the fol- the proposed Orleans manifesto. Earthquakes at Algeria on ths 2let de- stroyed several villages. The Madrid papers say that decrees are lowing described property : about to appear dissolving the la- seers Meecyrusoan eas ung the press, remodel the Council of Vv Sofas, Car = i i ‘onstita: ition Mahogany Rocker’ 6 cane seat Chats. nthe tte 0 as Is49 Two hundred prisoners had been em- barked at Barceluna for Cuba. Sixteen civil Governors of provinces have been dismissed and their pen Ts appointed. balf from Pro- gressista and half from the Moder: ages Authentic advices say that the ta con- Unues perfectly united, and that the Queen — wees erm arms in it trade Congress in papper eae attention in E: ee tas — Grand maneuvres of the Prussian are geing on at Goor, on the Rhine. and the re- ported erection of a line of fortresses around a is oars be Austrian journals at the denial of any increase of the Anstrinn forces in Italy, but admit that the troops already there reach the war «1 bh. The Milan Gazette denies that Ciceruachis was shot by the Austrians, asserting that he was drowned in attempti to cross the river Po It is reported that the disaffection in the Neapolitan army is con- firmed—that it was caused by certain regi- sepa having been ordered to work upon tae railway. A Frankfort letter professes to give an ana- lysis of a letcer of the King of to the —— Powers. The King considers their in- rference as an encroachment on his naw jodl French Bedsteads, Washsterds Looking Glass, Clock Bureaus, Dressin; Table, Corner Chairs Carpets, Stoves, &c. ALSO, An excellent gray Horse, kind and well broke Oue Wagon end Harness, suitable for a gtocer or = ee e. ‘erms : and under, cesh; over that sum a credit of 60 end 90 days, for satis:actor: - dorce@ notes, bearing interest. ghar A.E L. KEESE, Trustee fe ll-d JAS C. Mc6UIRE, Auct’r. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. NHILTUN CASTLE MANUR FARM AT Public Auctioa.—Executors’ Srle of a val uable Farm —The net, executo.s of the last will and testameat of the late Wm. Ersby, will sell at public auction, on SATURDAY, Sep- tember 20th, at }20’clock M.., at the auctioa rooms, to the highest bidder, that va’uable farm, lying partially in Washington and Pri: ce George coun- ty, known as “‘ Chilion Castle Manor *’ contain ing in all sixty-two acres of land, more or less fbis farm contains a fair proportion of wood and cleared land ; the latter is now under cuiti- vation, with a choice lot ef young fruit trees. The improvements consist of a small frame Dwell. ing-House and a large well built and nearly new Barn The place ts well watered, with a pump of excelent water at the deor of the dwelling This valuable farm is distant about three miles from the Centre Mark: t, wich an excellent road leading to it, and offer< great inducements to per- sons desiring a small farm near the cily Terms: One fifth cash; the re-idue in3 6,9 12, 15, 18, 21, and 21 months, with intcrest se- cured by a de:d of trust on the Fremises If the terms of sale are notcomplied with within six days thereafter the executors reserve the right to resell, at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser, upon one week’s notice. H.N. SBY, J W_EASB3,; AGNES M. EASBY, Executorsof Wm_ Easby, deceased JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. se il we BE EES BARNARD & CO., Auctioneers P REMPTUKY SALE UFA VERY large assortment ef Walnut, Mahesan and other e, Cottage Seis, Gi Ware, and Toilet Sets, &c , at Public Anc- tion.—On TUESDAY MOK NING, September 16th, commencing at 93g o’clock, we wil sell, at store No 16 Pennsylvania avenue, betrern 8th and 9th streets, north side, a large asso:tment of Furnitare, Housefarnishing Goes, Glass Ware, &c., to close consignments. We name in pari— Walnut aod mahogany Tete-a-tete and Sofas Do marble-top Centre fabies, Woskstends Do extension and other Tables Mahogany spring seat Chaits, Rock-rsa'd Fay Chairs Walnut, cak, cane and wood-seat office Cheirs Ornamental, office, and oiher Ciocks Walnut and mahegany Jenny Lind,and ciher dence He does not refuse the forms, but considers the Neapolitan Govern- ment the best judge of the matter. He does not say (2s bas been reported) that he will repel force by force, but hints that if real cause of Sacideceets exists on the part of the Western ‘owers he is open to an European Congress. The Porte is taking measures for the chas- tisement of the Montenegrins for their recent fanatical outrages. Ithas also given renewed assurances to the Western Powers that the concession to Christians will be observed. There is talk of a tax upon tobacco to realise 200,000,000 piastres. The rumored =. by the Russians against the Abasyni is discredited, and not a single soldier has crossed to Ingour. Telegraphic advices from Calcutta of the 17th aud Bombay of the 20th July have been receivel The heir of the Burman threne has been assaesinated. Dates from Hong Kong of the 10th July and Shanghai of the 28ch Jume had been received. The insurrection was progressing. Dr Par- ker, United States Commissioner, had gone northward on adiplomaticmission. Mr Har- ris, the American Consul at Simoda, lefc Hong Kong for Japan in the steam-frigate San Jacinto. THE MARKETS. Liverpoot, Aug. 29 —The cotton market Bedsteads . ‘ 6 sets Cottage Furniture, different pattern: bie unchanged, rv tamig. the ades of fair Walnut, Oak, and Maple cane-ceat Chairs and oe and fair Mobiles, which had advanced ocke:s . Walnst and Mahogany marble-top Bureaus, plain} Stermy weather had caused a slight advance nreaus in breadstuffs. Flour was one shilling higher. The better grades of wheat had advanced 2d., while the inferior kinds were dull with a Walnut and Mzhogany Bookcases, Etegcres Lookiag Glasses Waiters end Lamps Hair and Shuck Mattresses, and pillows es Larve variety of Glassware an4 Toilet fets dec “ae tendency. Corn had advanced ls, Tozether with many other articles in the house- | 818 6d. furnishing ise All of the ubove gocds are of excellent qual a‘ d will be sold without reserve : 839 and under, ca:h; over that suma credit of sixty and opus A days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing {nterest. WALL BARNARD, & CO.. se “0-d Auctioneers ES Se EE ccc rm By WALL, BARNARD & CO , Auctioneers. JEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE Building Lots at Public Auction —On TUESDAY APTERNYON, the 16.h instant, we sell, in frent of the premises, at 5 o’clocs, Lots numbered 5, 6, and 7, in subdivision of ibe provision market was unchanged The money market was without o Consols for money closed at 954. Amer stocks were firm, with an active demand and large transactions Two Days Later from Europe. Havirax, Sept. 15.—The Cunard steamship Arabia, from Liverpool 4th inst., arrived this mornin: The London Star asserts that the Govern3 ments of Franoe and England have each pro- Square 251, on the corner of M and 13th streets posed terms relative to Spanish affairs, acd north, fronting 72 feet 9 Inches on M street, run- | 4, pantt rstood ning back 120 feet on 13th street to a wide alley ei cea ea er“ tohave passe i between them of an unfriendly character The Star further says that an opinion has found its way to the otbe: of the Adlantic that England is ready to make every conces sion in order to obtain the friendship of the United States, and that this decision had been come to in the event of a possible rupture with France. The improved tone of the London Journals is interpreted in this sense, and the New York Herald makes much of the topic. We have hitherto hesitated to say so because these are matters of great importance. Cotton was firm, and a full average basi ness was dvirg. The weather continued fine. ‘These lots are valuable and must be sold, end offer rare inducements to persons in wantof a desirable location, and in a rapidly improving part of the city. ‘Title indisputable Terns itberal, and made kv own at sale. WALL, BARNARD & CO., Auctioneers. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. IRUSTEES’ SALE OF BEAUTIFUL Country Seat.—By virtue of a deed of trust from Geo. T. Massey, as trustee,and Ann Brown, bearing date on the thirteen:h day ef December, 1853, and recorded in Liber J. A 8 . No 68 folios 505, 506, 507, 505, 509, and 510, one of the Land Re- cord: for Washington county, in the District of Columbia, the undersigned will sell at public aue- tion at the auction store of J.C. McGuire, to the se od highest bidder.on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, | Erendsiuffs were less frm. due 26h, 1856, at $ o'clock p. m., the pottin Picciaens ware macheneed” bi y improved an autiful coun pro a ce nged viz: AIL that plece or parcel of ground ying in the Consols had declined to 94+a94§. county of Washington and Dis rict aforesaid, be- —_ ing a part of the land whereof Anthony Holmead. Pl Mills Burnt senior, died seized, and partof the tract ci Boston, Sept. 13 —' mills bel to “ Pleasant Plains,’? and part of theland which Antiony Holmead, jr., conveyed to Boltzell and Mayhew, which they conveyed to Jobn Pickrell, the piece or parcel cf land aforesaid, lving on the eastof the Washington and Rockville turnpike road, containing 5 acres and one sixteenth cf an acre, more or less, being Lot No.2o0f Geo. Taylor’s subdivision, and eepaaning for the same on the east side of the sald turopike road, at the end of 76 42 perches measured southerly {rom the inter- section of sald road with the Rock Creek church road, to a road or private way called Taylor’s road, lesding from the said turnpike road to en- other part of the said tract of land owned by said George Tavlor, and running thence with the seid Washington and Rockville turnpike road north three degrees, west 23 46 perches tothe Jct sold to J.C. Lewis, thence at rigbt angles with the said turnpike road 26 46 perches, thence at right angles with the said last line, and parallel with the said first line 28 46 perches, and thence at right angles with thesaid last mentioned line and parallel with the said second line 28 46 perches to the line of the said turnpike road and the place of beginning, being the same land and premises which was conveyed tothe said Ann Brown by John F. Shanette by deed dated April 19ih 1853, and duly recorded Together with the improve- ment and 2)purtenances, which may be seen by visiting the premises Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in 6, 12, 18, and 24 months ; to be secured bydeeds of trust on the premises. Unless the terms of sale becom- plied within five days from day of sale the Trur- tees reserve the right to resell at the cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyances at a expense. ERASNUS 3.MIDDLETON, Trustees. RICHARD H. CLARKE, m 21-2awts JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct’r. ("The above sale is unavoidably pest poned until SATURDAY, July 26th, s.me Lour and place. ERASMUS J.MIDDLETON, Trostecs. RICHARD H. CLARKE, je 27-2awts J.C McGUIRE, Auct’r. I The above sale is further postponed until TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Auzust 26th, same hour and place. ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON, Trustecs RICHARD H. CLARKE, 7 Jy % 2awads J.C. McGOIRK, Auct’r. U7 The above sale is further postponed until FRIDAY, September 20th, et 4 o’clock p. me place mw u28 2awads J C. McGUIRE, Auctr. the Norway Planing Company at r, N. H. were burnt this morning. Loss $100,000. Baltimore \° Baxtimorg, Sept. 13 —Flour is firm; sales of Howard street, Ohio and City Malls, at $7. Wheat is better; sales of good to prime white $1 60a$1 65, and red $1 50a$1€¢53 Corn is — 5 sales of white at 62a65c,, aud yelluw at 65 68>. Whisky—Sales of City and Ohio at 34¢a25-., New York Markets New York, Sept. 13.—Flour bas advanced ; sales of 7.000 bbis.; State $6 10a$6.45; Ohio $6 50a36 75; standard Southern $7.45a$7.70; extrado $7.75a$3 Wheat has advanced; sales of 50,000 bushels; Western red $1.57a$1 60; Southern white $1 70a$1 75; Michigan white $1.74. Corn is higher; sales of 150,000 bushels ; mixed 720.; white 80c ; yellow 750. Pork is easier; sales of 1.000 bbis.; mees $1987}. Beef, Lard, and Whisky are un- changed. L. J. MIDDLETON, pres LBL ul s- os a iC there egre PERSONS ARE BEREBY seinen yn eng Amd) my name, or on acco! it mm: y my secount Witnout my WWM od. SMITE. s¢ S-lw® Washington Sept. Sth, 1856. F. Ss. MYER, MAGISTRATE. FFICE OPPG3ITE THE TREAS! DEPARTMENT, corner of F and strects, under Chubb’s Banking House. se52w F and 27-2 HATS—HATS—HATS: EEBE’S NEW YORK FALL STYLE HATS for 1856. Also, Philadelpbie wrt ne ANE Pesblonabie bat, CaP, L . 8! al » ge ett and Gents. Furnishirg Store. ZOR MOUNT VERNO N TU Espave Alt es _ ROUND FRi Pipnts wine _ ALEXANDRIA 4 UE STEAMER GEORGE WASHING. steamer THOMAS COLLY y, leaves ‘TON wiildepartat the follow- ton at 9 and Alexandrie 200‘ — the boat at 6 ing hours: Coaches | Rees Leave Alexandria 7%, 9, 11, 1, 3k, 5. o’clock. Coach fare Cee en will leave their Leave Wasbin; ion. ..8, 10, iz, « %, Persons wisbing the coach‘ ‘ jexd wTOi GORSONS Cental residence with Geo “ Thomes Parker CHANGE OF HOURS, Pier SAN’L GEDNEY, Captain ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 30th of June, the Steamer GEORGE = will run at the following, OUTS > ; Leave Alexanévis at 84,8, 10, 12, 24, 4%» and o'clock. Re ve Washington 6, 9, @, 1), 3%, 5X, 2nd 7 je a9-tr ELLIS L. PRICE, Captain. 14NOS3 —LAST WERK WE RECEIVED two new PIANOS, which with our usual orefl as: stock makes our as- sortment the largest ann ets, oy. 308 Penn. ave., near street ALES. PLATFORM AND COUNTER SUA0iNp RDOCK’S PATENT PLATE manu- all sizes, for (WoBProrarion STOCK.—S8,000 Corpo M' Counter Of SE & O'NEILL, “ at facturers prices BOG! een Vane TEE BROTHERS, | eet ears ho. 108 Water st, GEOTEROWS.