Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. —The City Couxcits.—Board of Aldermen.—T! Board met at the City Hall yesterday afternoon, at the usual hour—the President, Wm. F. Bayly, in the chair. The Chair read a communication from the Mayor, nominating Wm. G. Palmer, peter hess ber of the Board of Health from t Ward, is place of Dr. Wm. H. Berry, resigned; bag ge" John Dewdney as police con- lso, nominati: stente ote frst district, in the place of John T. y, res! ; confirmed. oi pron peice te his having signed an act toenlarge the gutter on the west side of Four- teenth st. west, between 1 and M streets north. . Also, an act to grade and gravel F street nort! between Tenth and Fourteenth @reets west. Mr. Barry presented the petition of Jobn 8. Dewlin for an iron pump; Tteferred to improve- s committee ‘ oar Moore presented the petition of John Car- rell and others for the grading and graveling of Cabot street ; referred to improvements commit- tee. Mr. Clarke presented the petition of Jas. Cran- dell asking to be compensated for extra ord ux police magistrate of the sixth district ; refer claims committee OM Riggs, from the committee on claims, re- ported a oti for the relief of Noble Y ound passed. Mr. Moore, from improvements committee, re- ported a bill authorizing the curb stone to be laid and the footway paved on the west front of square No. #7 between L and M streets south ; passed. Mr. Moore also, from same committee, reported 3 t authorizing the grading and paving of al- ieys in square 445; passed. Also, a bill authorizing the relaying of the gut- ter on the west front of square No. 259; passed. Also, from same committee, a bill authorizing the gutter on the east side of ‘Tenth street west to be taken up and relaid; passed Mr Dove, from ela’ ommittee, reported a bill for the relief of the heirs of Edward and Mary Murphy, deceased; passed. . ase bill from fe Board of Common Council for the relief of _— O Brian, for the remission ofa fine; laid over till next Monday evening. Mr. Donoho, from the committee on public schools, reported a bill making provision for the contingent and other expenses of the public schools for the year ending June 30, 1858; . Mr. from same committee, yap se . bill authorizing an appropriation to erect a school house to acebunmodaie far of the public schools in the Second District ; passed. Mr. Barry, from fire department committee, re- ported a joint resolution from the lower Board, placing the Western Hose nary rat ona gens | im te other fire companies of this city wit reference to the annual appropriations made for the support of the fire depactment ; - Also, from same committee, reported a bill from the lower Board making an appropriation for the Western Hose Company for the coming year ; sed ar Donoho, from unfinished business commit- tee, reported back the memorial of E. W. Han- sell for indemnification for the loss of a horse ; referred to claims committee. . Mr. Moore presented a bill making an appro- priation fora tlocd gutter across L street south, on the west side of Seventh street east; passed. Mr. Riggs, from finance committee, presented a bill making an appropriation for completing the tax books; passed. Mr. Barry presented the account of the Colum- Lia Fire Company, asking an appropriation to pay the same; referred to finance committee. x bill from the lower Board was read for the relief of Daniel Barry; referred to finaace com- mittee. Mr. Goddard presented the petition of the Presi- dent and members of the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company, for an appropriation to repair their apparatus; referred to fire department com- mittee. A bill from the lower Board, making an re ropriation for cleaning alleys and gutters in the i th Ward, was referred to improvements com- mittee. t. Riggs moved to reconsider the vote by whicha on was lost at the last meeting, making an appropriation for the relief of Juo. W. Baden; recoasidered; and, on motion, the bill — Mr. Smith introduced a bill to repair F street south, between Tenth and Eleventh streets west, in the Seventh Ward; 5 Mr. Barry presented a bill for the relief of the Cotumbia Fire Company; passed. Mr. Riggs, on leave, presented a bill making eo to continue the grading and grav- eli ng of G street north from Twenty-second street, to Twenty-sixth street west; passed. The following bills from the Lower Board were read, and disposed of as follows : A bill to alter the grade of G street north from Twenty-fourth street west to Twenty-seventh st. west; passed A bill authorizing the change of grade of Twentieth street from N to R street north; sed. A bill authorizing the erection of a school house in the Second district; passed. A bill for paying a deficiency in grading and graveling C street north between Delaware ave- nue and Maryland avenue; passed. The Board then adjourned Board of Common Council—The Board met at the usual hour. The President laid before the Board the Mayor’s communication approving re- cent acts of the Board. A resolution of the Aldermen requesting the return of papers concerning the petition of J. W. Gatien was read. and the request granted. Mr. Kennedy, from claims committee, reported # bill for relief of Daniel Barry; passed. Also. adversely on the Aldermen’s bill for relief of GH. Jones and J. F_ Divine, and asked to be discharged from its consideration - Wallace, it was laid on the Mr. Kennedy also reported adversely on the Al- dermen’s bill for relief of W. P Cannon, and the committee Was discharged from its considera- tion Mr. Clark, from police comunittee, reported a Dill todivide the Fourth Ward into three elec- tlon precinets; passed Also, a bill to divide the Third Ward in the same mumuber of precincts; passed Mc. Wallace introduced a bill for leys and gutters in the Fifth Ward. Mr. Lloyd introduced a bill for repairing Elev- enth street from Maryland avenue to the river; Mr. Hutebinson introduced a bill for rej fring # culvert on Fourteenth street east across E street south; passed. Bill from the Aldermen authorizing curbstone to he set and footway paved en A street north be- tween First and Second streets east, was referred to improvements committee; bill for relief of S. P. Franklin assignee of Corbin Baker, referred to claims commitire; bill to provide for building a bridge on H street north; to improvementscom- mittee; bill to provide for building a bridge on North Capitol street; same reference; bill to grade and gravel I street south between Sixth and Eighth streets; same reference. Bill amendatory of an act relating to eating house stands, with two amendments—the first, adding a stand, was rejected; the second, relat- ing tothe time of opening, was amended.and cleaning al- Bill, as amended, for the relief of J. W. Ro- sier, was concurred in and passed. Mr. Clark, from committee on eligibility of as- sessors, reported the adverse opinion of the Cor- poration Attorney relative to the jurisdiction of the Councils in the contested election of asses- sors. Also, that all the gentlemen returned aselected are eligible. Mr. Turton, from improvements committee, re- ported a bill to alter the grade of G street, be- tween Twenty-fourth and Twenty-seventh streets West: passed Also, bili to establish the grade of Twentieth street; ne Mr. French offered a bill to grade and gravel First street west, between B and C streets north ; referred lo improvements committee Mr. Mulloy jntroduced a bill to construct a bridge at Third st. and Virginia avenue, in Fifth Ward; passed Fe Mr. Edmonston offered a resolution the use of the chamber to the National — rend, passed f. Kennedy, from claims commiitee. reported a Dill for the relief of S. P. Franklin, assi C_ Baker; passed ae a) Mr. Turton, from reported 2 bill for pro: on H st. north; e Also, bill for building a bridge on North Capi- tol street; passed. Mr. Orme introduced a bill relating to dogs; referred to police committee. . Also, a resulution requesting the opinion of the Corporation Attorney whether the act of 1855, xuaranteeing $60,000 for the Washington and Al- exandria Railroad Company is inconformity with the amended charter. On mo of Mr. Clark, it was laid on the ta- bir—ayen I, nays 9. Alderman’s bill authorizing the erection of a building to accommodate four public schools in the Second District, was then taken up and passed Mr. Turton reported a bill to authorize the curb to be set and the footway paved on A street, be- tween First and Second sts. east; passed Mr. French introduced a hill to pay deficiency for gradiny ana Mraveling C street between Del- aware and Maryland avenues; passed Mr. Clark offered a resolution rel deainage of the south side of Pennay between Sixth and Seventh stree Mr Lioyd offered a resolution authori Ways and means comur condition of granting Greys for improvements committee, viding for building a bridge ive tothe opted. zing the ¢ to report the faancial tatement was ready ut for some reason to and moved to lay the resolution sed—ayes I, nays 4. 41 to complete grading and grav- cling G street from Twenty-second to ‘Twenty- sixth street was referred to improvements com- Mittee Mr. Fisher introduced a bill to Telay a pave- ment on Twellth street near K street ; referred to improvements comunittee. ill from Aldermen for relief of Thos. Huteb- and would have been here him unknow inson and Jno. H. Bartlett was referred to ways and means committee. = Bill for the cogil Noble rae, with an amendment by the Aldermen, w: e id ny was refe to fire ni ¥ Pain to repair F street neath tatween Tenth and “leventh streets was referred to improvements committee. Mr. Brown ottered a joint resolution to increase the police and Anxiliary Guard ; referred to police eon a resstution relating to a uniform for the police and Guards ; referred to police committee. The Board then adjourned. Tue River.—On the river this morning the air was so clear that persons could be seen dis- tinetly on the wharves at Alexandria from the Washington wharves. The opposite shore of the river seemed scarcely more than a stone’s throw. distant. It was a glorious morning for boating and excursions. An investigation of the late difficulty on board the e was commenced yesterday after- noon at ol of the Orange and-Alexandria Railroad Company, and several witnesses were examined; but, owing to the absence of Mr. Bar- bour, president of the company, in the interior of Virginia, the further action of the Board is post- poned uptil his return, which will be some day this week. From the lower river we have most satisfactory reports of the corn and other crops. The little wilt e of Evansville, Va, situated on the Poto- mac, eee eceane Chopawamsic creeks, which was settled in the early part of last Spring, mostly by Pennsylvanians, is in a flourishing condition. There are now about thirty permanent settlers, and preparations are being consummated for a large increase of population during this Fail; new stores and dwelling honses are going up, a id barns and machine shops are being constructed; everything about the place indicates enterprise and prosperily. The people intend making Evans- ville a lumber and live-stock market A saw-mill bas already been erected. which daily turns out large quantities of excellent oak timber. The company has built a wharf, which terminates in ten feet water ut low tide, and a daily mail is supplied from there to Dumfries. r. John Pettibone nes Hat completed a con- tract with the Cumberland Coal and Iron Com- pany for three thousand tons of coal for the Rich- mond steamboats. The coal is daily being trans- pons to Mattingly’s wharf, in boats from Alex- andria. The steamer Mount Vernon tries her engine to- day. She will be inspected on next ‘Thursday. Since the repairs on her, she is in all respects the best boat on the river. Yesterday, at Page’s wharf,a man with a large- sized piece of baked clay in his ‘ tile,” under- took to terminate his life by walking the plank from the end of the slip at the wha He tried it on, but the water was very cold, as he after- wards affirmed, and he changed his mind about dying just then, and called justily for assistance which attracted the attention of by-standers, and he was rescued. Owing to the prevailing calm in the river there were no arrivals at our wharves, or at Alexandria yesterday, worthy of notice. To-day the barge Custis took the members of the Sixth Presbyterian Church Choir and Sab- bath School on an excursion to the Fort. The exercises of the day there will be varied. Two young men, F. Marion Bradley an Cookman Hutchins, will deliver speeches. ‘The Collyer made her regular trip to Mount Vernon, to-day, with not less that 125 Passengers, most of them sirangers. There is some talk of a new fron steam reek boat, to run from the foot of Seventh street to Al- exandria, tobe commanded by Capt. Job Corson, late commander of the steamer Geo. Washington. THE ELEMENTS seemed to have conspired yes- terday to make things agreeable for the Orphe- ons and their friends, on their trip to the White fiouse. One of the §nest be of the season was succeeded by a lovely moonlight night, in which it was a luxury to be upon the Water, and most sseeceny, when there was the accompaniment of delicious music. At the White House the exercises were of a va- ried character—dancing, instrumental and vocal music, and the usual long-shore diversions of swinging, bowling, promenading, fishing, and shell-hunting But, the feature of the day was the fine vocali- zation of the Quartette, an ainateur band of whose excellence much has been whispered, but little positively known outside of their home circles he delight of their larger audience of yesterday was evinced by a demand for repetition of pieces, which, though most complin: utary tothe youth- ful performers, must have been a severe tax upon their lungs. In harmony and in exquisite modulation, essen- tials in Quartette singing, the company excelled. We trust the Orpheons may be induced to give the Washington public a taste of their quality at Carusi’s Saloon or Odd Fellows’ Hall, or some eligible place. A beautiful ballad, composed bj Mr. W. E Morgan of the Quartette, and sung yesterday, is destined to have a run. Metzerott, we believe, has it for sale. In the course of the evening, Messrs. Dubant and Howard of this city xang some capitat songs in response toa ‘loud eall’? from their friends ‘The interindes were agreeably occupied with dancing to the music of Arth’s band. Centre Market.—The supply this morning was plentiful aud excellent, with little change from the prices of Saturday. The best order was preserved throughout the entire square, and vis- itors could pass and repass with satisfaction Beef, per Ib. Eggs, per doz.... 6 Pork. Roll batter Mutton Phila print . Lamb, prqr. Hoa perib.... 25 Sausage, pr Ib. Cymlings, perdoz 6a5 Gteen corn, 5|.2gy¢ plants. w i Onions, buneb,... ’ Tomatoes, pk .... Iz ‘Snap Beans, pk... iz Cabbage, pr hea Sab Breast pieces 16] Damsons, per pk 75 Dried beef... 1s] Pears, per ple 50 Chickens, pr pair. S0a82| Butter beans, 12 Turtles, each. ..12a$1.25) W hortleberries lu Cored salmon. Applies, pk. 5 Herring, per doz. Peaches, per p Terrapins, each Bests, per bunch. 3 Irish potatoes, pk. |Tarnips, perb’ch. 4a Sweet potatoes, Watermelons..... 12437 Canteloupes...,., 3210 Cucumbers, doz,,. 10 2) Sturgeon cuts...,, 12a5 Rock, perbunch., 25 5] Trout... - 2% Taylors 25 25 sean Crabs, per doz IMprovemMENTs.— The improvements in the Third and Fourth Wards, under the supervision of Commissioner Owens, are progressing rapidly, and all now in hand will certainly be completed before the close of the season, and {t is expected that others of great importance will also be began and finished. The order for grading and graveling Missouri avenue, from Four-and-a-balf to Sixth street, has been issned. The work on N street, between Fifth street and New Jersey avenue, is begun Grading and graveling Second street, from Massachusetts to New Jerse avenues, and I st., from Third to North Capitol streets, are raj idly progressing; ‘Third street iv nearly finished, from street to New York avenue; grading and gravel- ing Seventh, from H to L streets, and Telaying the guiters, with additional width, are in hand; also, of squa the paving and grading of in square 377, between Ninth and ‘Tenth and ad F streets, has just been finished. ‘These improvements have been long asked for, and property owners and residents jn those sec. Hons of the city will look upon their execution With satisfaction. Camp Meetincs.—The Methodist camp meet- ting at Rockville, Montgomery county, has broken up after an interesting season of one week, in which some seventy-five souls were converted. The meeting was presided over by Rev. John Lanahan, and the services of the occasion were participated in by several clergymen of this city among whom was Rev. Dr. Hough of the Capito! {Methodist Church, Rev. 5 bney Ball of cKendree station, Rev. — Rodgers of First Ward Union Chapel, Rev. samuel Register of the Foundry Church, and several other gentlemen from different country stations. The meetin was, from all accounts, most satisfactory to a! concerned. The night mectings in the various camps were in all instances kept up toa late hour, and on Thursday night last the meeting in the MeKendree Tent was continued up to 2o’clock inthe morning. The spot chosen for the camp was an excellent one, and the tents presented the appearance of a camp-ground of an army. There Were some hundred and twenty tents pitched, and the order which prevailed was generally good. The company broke up on Friday morning last with many regrets at parting. Disonverty —Ann Ficlstine was taken to the guard house last night by county ofticer Wester- field for disorderly conduct, Justice Donn was after hearing the case held her to peace. After which she made at she, living in the same neighborhood son to fear Westerfield doing her personal He was held to security for peace. t 5 o'clock, injury. Fine —Yesterday afternoon, abou! fire was discovered ina fiame dwelling on Ninth street, two doors from. The flames we extinguished by the use of buckets ‘and the ald ey the Hook and Ladder Company. The damaye done was mainly through the hasty removal of the furniture _—_— Riotovs —As the firemen were the fire last night in the northern part of the city; aa attack was made on them with stones and other missiles, evidently for the purpose of creating a riot. Fortunately nothing serious occurred ‘One of the stone throwers w; the guerd house” ‘ers Was arrested and lodyed in Proceeding to City IMPRovemENTs Wantep.—Mr. Editor: I would trouble you again, by calling public at- tention to two other matters: First, the ipjery @one to the public convenience by the uncomely ditches, otherwise gutters, on the streets running AUCTION SALES. a C.R. L. CROWN & CO.. Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF PERSONAL PROP- Ss iy WER virtue of deed of tr d aber S.No. 108 2 ie t A. S.No. 13, filion 25. 25 and oh TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. - Stock and Monetary Affairs in New York. XCELLENT HOUSEHOLD anv KITCHEN N 4 The fal north and sou Ahi com jand records for the County of Wash: .D. URN! Fins Rosewooo Piasororts | NEw Yorx, Aug. 31, p.m — merc $a. come almeat o's dend tat fn onderto cove | €' wil tania font of ta any Sr Wacktar.: | Las Kemsireay Aaa Sty VRDNES: | of tis etrion, Spening et stock marke, them safely. Could not this be remedied? It is tet? 2c Me pate metie te oe », Septeabor AY. the 2d of Soptember. | shal sell, ony fen, igh inst po A deer 25 Seege pa able to erp opened cash. three ny three Carts, nad ‘ive Mulch wolock asm. No. 337, west moti faa 2 street, Buffalo causing uneasiness. ‘The was a report Eee chet deceamrtetod | ot ER crown cd ame, | Erementar Rakes | is anak Rie ae et cl ‘ax Collector and sw g WRIGHT. Acciniess CO i viz: : ‘ nates. If there is an officer whose rience is 0) are E. 8. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. Onc tnepeecmee Piano Forte, in rosewood ense, gpieseerene ETS m3 those ated by Heit ie suc ae thie ene | gPRIDAN ners tie dt innnod Mciasence os | made oy anderman, (New Vers of hme tong | Eve to-day’ "Phe weekly amb returns will he jose affec: > it is such &s this. is a 2 * n S : rowing, Piet aye coy ne oy. xe be there We rs me, — sae at Fine vier Castor, Arm, Gothic, and other Chairs mace rsi ‘as wee Cxpect the toi of ‘Quee 09 a collector of twenty years"sianding ithe should | 9 "t® rand “ajardo ey Hy wpover nine millions. ‘The discount line will be intelligent, would, at this moment, be of great 57 do do at: Sie Candelabras and China Vases ‘: js The Post says that the amount advantage. The damage in this case will show 7 do do Louisa Fajardo, Fine Brocatelle Embroidered Window Curtains, 5 ene Fone} os amount of stock sales itself partly now, and partly in after years. | * 130 with ornaments, complete we er than on any day for months 2 lo. 2. 8. WRIGHT, Awati Two praleable ancient Oil Paintings, by fa--pe4 past, and an unsettled feeling is manifested. Mr. J.T. Marx has been fitting up his bow- sel me iy eee dd eer new gilt frames and fine state ‘ —_.__._______Georgetown._ By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. WO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS Froxt- ING ON 3D STREET WEST, BETWEEN D sTREET SOUTH AND VIRGINIA ling saloon in fine style, for the fall and winter campaign He has freshly frescoed the interior walls and ceiling, and brushed the place up gen- erally ina Rd handsome manner ; besides hav- e" National Agricultural Fair. Lovisvitie, Aug. 3!.—The United States Ag- ricuitural Society's exhibition o; at 10 o’cI"k this morning, by the Butchers’ Association ex- ne Eee Punting. it Modal ame Mahogany and Walnut ‘Marble-top ‘Dressing Ba- reaus AVENUS, AT PuBLic AUCTION, Mahogahy and Walnut Marble-top Wash and other Stands . 4 y corting Col. Marshal P. Wilder to the ‘ithe On MONDAY, the 7th instant, I shall sell, a front ing two alleys leveled up. and providing new ball® he ises. clock % "Lot No. : atre, where he delivered an exceedingly nent and pins to be used ha then The e is ren- oe square 508; agreeably co Me! all of Lot No. | Cane seat and back Reception and other Chairs address Fifteen thousand persons were present, half of whom were ladies. Also, many distinguished strangers. The day was devoted to trial of speed on the track, and voluntary exhibitions of horses in the amphitheatre. Six to seven hundred bead of superior stock were entered, and entries are still being made. ‘The weather is delightful. Venitian Window Blinds and other Chamber Cur- tains Mahogany so yond ¢ and Bookease Extension and Card Tables #hozany and Walnut Jenny Lind, Cottage, and other Bedsteads Fine Curled Hair Mattresses Feather Pillows and Bedding Tay A ad Stair, and other Carpets and oi Iron Hat-'Free China, Glass, and Crockery Ware dered more attractive by the suave attentions of Mr. Marr and his partner, Mr. Brown, to their patrons. Larcexy.—Margaret Hanlon was yesterdcy arrested for the larceny of a small amount of mo- ney, the property of a woman in whose house she lived. The case was tuken before Justice Donn. The money having been recovered, and the de- fendant having a young child in her arms, the vision of said square, with the improvements,whica are two good two-story Frame Houses, containing four rooms each. ‘This property 19 handsomely located on Third D street and Virginia street west, between south avenue. Terms : One-third cash; balance in Gand 12 month: for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Ail convey:nce at the cost of the purcha-er. . f the terms of sale are not complied with in tid days from day of sale the property be resold at a Si ¥ Justice dismissed the United States case, and in | the risk and cost of the delinquent by giving three sii, es nee uae Desking Bhewe, weh ' From California. mercy to the infant sent the mother to the work- days’ notice of such resale inthe National Inteili- Air-tight and other Stoves New Or:RaNs, A st 31.—The Empire City house as a vagrant, where the child can be with | gencer. = Parlor Heater and Register brings the California mails which were trans- her and properly attended to. _ Se l-d _A. GREEN, Auctioneer, Witha good assortment of Kitchen Reqnisites,and many other articles which we deem unneces- rary to enumerate, ferred at Havana from the Ilinois. The dates f:oa; San Francisco are to the 5th inst >. MeGUIRE Tee Auct. er. Fing.—Last night, about 10 0’clock, a fire broke AND i E T . All * 30, 5 31, 2, The news is unimportant. Several large fires out in a house near the toll gate ‘Yhe firemen THGee Ryeacts SA Pose fig —On Bi pipette ates yore a ae ra eed in ~ interior. started in that direction, but on account of the | Fi URSDAY MORNING, September 17th, at 10 | fearing interest. olities was the rank S. Shulze, 404 north I, near 12th street west, we shail sell all excellent 4 ncipal ic of interest. The weather andthe ra see ay A. GREEN, Auctioncer. ood. ‘The town of St. Louis and Michigan Cliffs had distance many ot them returned totheir apparatus P. S.—The House,2 good brick, coutaining ten om his rooms. What damage was done we are as yet Fumiture and Household Effects, com- inf Bison penahag ~ =e domes os eri hapees heating | been destr: yed by fire. uninformed. . ‘ Soest csc apparatus, &c., for rent. Inquire e premises. The News from Central America is uni *s ! red it Pari ica is unimpor- To-xiout the Chinese Jugglers with their | °"!*,of Suen; cosbinelan Of tore Setanameees wad A.G. | tant. Furmiture, cc y Chairs, and six Parlor Chairs astounding feats, at Odd Fellows’ Hall. The Carved rosewood marble-top Centre and Sofa juveniles are ina fever of anticipation, and the FUTURE DAYS. New Orleans Annual Cotton Statement. ure ‘ables New ORvEans, Sept. 1 —The total receipts of old folks own up toa reasonable share of curiosity. Wainee are) Sece tion, and Rocking Chairs, fin- By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. cotton at this port during the year amounted to ished in depen tapestry Joun T. Forn, Esq., a gentleman who has hosts of friends in this city, has, we perceive, been nominated in Baltimore for re-election to the First Branch of the City Council. FUENI TORE, Aer deh rage aga pd ucTion.—On Thursday Morning, Sept. 3d, a 10 o’clock, at the Magnolia House, on north D street between loth and llth streets west, f shall sel! all the Furniture and Eflects, comprising — Marble-top Bar Counter and Oyster Box Decanter: umblers, Wine Glasses Number of Engravings, Oilcloth Cocoa Matting. Arm Chairs Tables, Tin Safe, Kitchen Utensi Stoves, Bedsteads, Mattresses, lows, &c. Terms: $20 and under ea: credit of 3) days, for satisfac! bearin, anterest. 1,530,250 bales. The estimated crop was 2,935,000 bales. Exports, 1,516,920 bales. Stock in port, 70,434 bales. The receipts of new cotton amounted to but 130 bales, against 1,600 at the same date last year. From New Orleans. New ORLEaNs, Any. 31.—The Associated Press published the Atlantic’s news exclusively in an extra this morning. A mass celebration took of the memory of Lopez. The number of deaths Crimson damask-covered Union Chairs, Etagere Suite of four crimson damask Window Cnrtains, (lined with silk,) with lace Curtains, Cornice and Fixtures . : Greenand crimson damask Chamber Curtains, with Cornice and Fixtures Oval gilt-frame Mirrors, Engravings ‘Tapestry, Brussels, and other Carpets, Rugs Oilcloth, Stair Carpeting, Matting Bronze tron Hat-tree, Stair Rods and Eyes ‘Two pair elegant Hebe marbie Vases, with centre pieces, and Card Reeeiver Handsome French China and Bohemian Glass Vases andother Ornaments Silver-piated Tea Yet, Waiters, Cake Baskets, __ Pitcher, Forks, and »poons China Dinner, Decsert, and Tea Ware ‘abie Cutlery, Glassware, Fire Irons Walnut Extension Dining Table, Sideboard Lounges, Card ‘Tables, cane-seat Chairs Wartcn Rerunns.—Rebecca Norris, throwing stones ; workhouse 30 days. Harmon Davis, do., fine and costs, $2.44. + 8, Ac. Bolsters and Pil- hz over that sum a rily endorsed notes, McGUIRE, Anct._ place to-day in honor Minnte guns were fired. last week was iin. Mapamz Mount has prepared by special request, aSalve for the cure of Cancers, which never was known to fail. Also, a Cordial for Dysentery, Diar- rhea, and Summer Complaint, which acts asa per- fect charm to arrest all of those diseases. Also,a Salve for the Piles, (an extract from a flower,)a sov- ereign remedy. Give thematrial. Like her Con- sumption Destroyer, they may be By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer. Monetary Difficulties at Buffalo. Burvato, Aug. 31.—The Hollister Bank has failed. There isa heavy run on Messrs White, Oliver, Lee, & Co’ {MALL FRAME HOt S STREE ND LOT ox Tuixd WEST, BETW. 3 £EN G ann H streets WEDNESDAY NORTH.—On One . ~ f banking b thi relied on. She | @ lolmes? ‘Therapeutic Chair, Easy Chairs ptember 2d, at6 o'clock, on the premises, I shal! Buffalo City Ban! The pe een one rodney otfers no article but what n tested. To Evamelied Cottage Set, Child’s Crib parts of Lots No. 17 and 38, in square numbered ing was intense, but it is now subsidin: The at No. 333 G street, between llth and 12th. Also bidet teade, Berea raernitnre complete he 53; fronting 19 fect on Third atreet west, between G6} Re; procity Bank did not resume this ma, ing. st Naim& ince SD roses commer Sth street Superior feather Beds, Bolsters,and Pillows with thesmproveurente cane er coe menes, Dyson's Drug Store, corner of Penn. aven nd 12th street, and J. P. Milburn’s Drug Store. Wiilards’ Hotel. Also at C. Stett’s, corner of 7th street and Penn. avenue. References can be made to Rev. John Robb, Rev. = Register, Rev, James Hanson, and Mr. Mana- The Consumption Destroyer also can be found in Sees fae nh Piers arte omey Sore, on Biss ince. corgetown SE ORES Se ae oda with the improvements, consisting of a simali frame dwellin - Title indisputable. Term Yne third cas! he residue in Gand 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, JAS. C. MCGUIRE, aug 2—d Auctioneer. by JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. JNRESERVED SALE OF $10.00 WORTH 2 08, Drv Goops.—On THURSDAY MORN- ING, September 3d, at 10 0’clock, (and continning at that hour from day to day unti! the whole is closed out,) [ shail sell,at the New York Cash Store, on the south side of Penn. avenne, between 6th ‘and eaters Blankets, Comforts, Spreads Sheets, ce... &e, Refrigerator, Liquor Case, Water Cooler Cooking and other Stoves, China Closets, &c. ‘Together wits @ general assortment of Kitchen Re- quisites Terma: $2) and under, cash : over that sum a credit of 30, 60, and §) days, for satisfactorily en- dorsed notes, bearing interest. i P. S.—The House is for Rent. Inquire on the premises or of the Auctioneer. i i sel eo&ds J.C. McGUIRE, Anci. Attachments Released—Bank Failure. Borrato, Aug. 31.—The attachments the Michigan Southern Railroad having been raised. the boats are now ready for the convey- ance of passengers over the Lakes. The bills of the Hollister Bank, which sus- pended to-day, are amply seeured. Revol ution in Yucatan. New Onieaxs, August 31—A revolution has broken out in Yucatan, and nearly the whole DIED, aftera short illness, Mrs. On the §Sist ultimo, YREAT INDUCEMENTS OF = mth Streets, an extensive assortment of Dry Goods. | Siate js in arms. The revolutionists, composed. ch HAN COTTER ELL, wife of George Cott- GFE AT INDUC ee 1 OFFERED FOR Thole Gonds, Silks, Satins, Alpacas of ths Radical party, bave been everywhere suc- ant ear of hei . = iks, Satins, er Hier funeral will tae pisos Vo-matrow: stems, H. SEMKEN, Jeweter, Merinos, Berezes, Deiaines cenetu offers at greatly reduced pri FOR CasH, the fol- il lowing article: coe Hanting English Patent Levers, full jeweled, rom $5) up. Gold Hunting Detach do., full ieweled, from $35 up. Gold Ladies’ Watches, full joweled, in variety, $23 up. All Watches are guaranteed for 12 months, Gold Guard, at 24¢.0'elk, from her late re lence, on D and 2d sts. Island, to which her { riends are invited to attend. * On Tuesday, the Ist instant, at 11 o'clock a. m., after a lingering illness of 2) months, which he bore with christian resignation, JOSEPH CHAPMAN PECK, in the <éth year of his age. is foneral will take piace at 334 o'clock, on Thursday next. from the residence of his father Bombasins, Winter Plaids Ginghams, Flannels, Domestics, &¢. Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings Under-shirts, Drawers, Hosiery, Gloves Fine Wool Blankets, Marseilles Quilts Towoelling, Furniture Prints Crape, Brocha, Stella, and Blanket Shawls Cloaks. Silks, Ribands The Governor was marching against Campea- chy with 1,50) men. Another Bank Suspension in New York. New Yorx, Sept. 1—The Mechanic's Bank- ing Association closed their doors this morning, in consequence of the defalcation of one of the t | Officers to the amount of $70,000. There is almost Fob and Vest Chains, at wholesale | J.ace, F:mbroideries, &c. ic i > Capt. Joseph Peck, treet, between 9th and | prices: all kinds of Fine Jewelry, stchas Bracelets, Together with a complete assortment of goods in | * PaMic in the street. lth, where his frien nd those of the family are | Pins, Har Rings, Rings, Shirt Buttons, Seals, Lock- the line. _aene respectfuliy invited to attend. ets, Pencils, ete..embracing Diamond, Pearl, Corals, | ‘Terms: $3) and under, cash: over that sum a Robbery of Unsigned Bank Notes. On the 28th ultim IEL CAMPBE iter a painful illness, DAN- bis 48th year, FOR RENT AND SALE. For other™ For Kentand Sale” notices see ist page. YOR SALE.—A FARM, contaming about 2 acres, situated about miles beyond RKoek Cameos, Mosaics, ete., at astonishing low prices. Pure Silver Ware—Spoons, Forks, and all kind of faney Silver Ware—lower than ever offered before. Silver-plated Ware—such as Spoons, Forks, Cas tors. Cake and Card Baskets, Butter Coolers, etc., willbe sold at manufacturers prices. 1197 Our main object in offering such induoements 4s: to reduce owr present large stock sor ready cash, contemplating some alteration in our busi- ness. credit of 3), 69, and 99 days, for approved endorsed notes, bearing interest. au 2-4 AS. C. MeGUIRE, Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. WO HANDSOME two story Frame Hovses WITH BRICK BASEMENT AND GAERET,ON 19TH, BETWEEN G AND H STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION.— On THURSDAY, September3d, I shall sell, in front Boston, Aug. 30.—It is reported that $50,000 uusigned bank notes have been stolen from the New England Bank Note Company. They are on various New England banks. Still Another Suspension—Excitement In- creasing in Wall Street. . of the premises, at 50’clock p.m, Lot No. 6, in New York, Sept. 1.—Beebe & Company, ex- Creek Church, and about miles from the Centre Persons in want of anything in our line are invited | Square No. 141 having a front of 51 feet ¢ inches, Market. I tensive bankers, have suspended. The excite- to call; we shall tuke pleasure in convineing them ment in Wall street is greater than ever. that such opportunities of purchasing fine goods at such reductions are seldom otlered, All Feds war- rostedas represented. H. SEMKEN, aug 15- on 19th street west, running back 135 feet 6 inches, with the improvements, which are two handsome two-story Frame Houses, with brick hasements and sarrets, passages, pantry,and back porch, contain- ing nine good and convenieat!y arranged rooms each. This property is handsomely located on 19th street and H streets north. : fourth cash ; the lalance in 6, and 24 months, for notes bering interest well adupted fora market gar lence. Apply toH.N.& J. vi d D streets, se STOCK, FIXTUR W fthe Rail Road Hotel sale. Any person wishing to engage in the same, can learn the terms by appl, at No. 42 Penn ave nue, between Ist and 2d st au 3i-3t* Disaster on Lake Ontario. Oswereo, Aug..18 —The schooner Iceberg i« Supposed to Lave been lost on Lake Ontario, with allon board. She belonged to Dr. Rae, and wos to go next spring in search of Sir John Franklin. 550 Pennsylvania avenue, PBEACTIFUL MARBLE WORK. 7 ost beautiful ITALIAN MARBLE MON - > — . Ny ‘. peid in this vicinity, just imported | of sale. A deed given and a deed of trast taken. 7 WO EIESE CLASS HOUSES, JUST FIN | from: Ital Ins t ALEX, RUTHER: | ‘Phe property will he sold tozether or separate, Murder and Suicide. ISHED, FOR SALE, situated on I street. | POR pis ‘ard, opposite the Union Othee, | as it may suit purchasers. Stoxtxcton, Cr., Aug. 29 —This afternoon near !7th.These Houses nre each 23 feet 6 inches | ponte, amr A. GREEN, Anet. Chale matey ot pes eee “en wide, by 50 feet deep. three stories high, aud Imge- ie ‘mire rich specimens of art are ar a » Of Beverly, . is ment, aud contain all the modern conven: wes and | invited to cali and examine. Anvetioneer. wife with an axe, and then cut his own throat unprov@inents, Aliey inthe rear, Apply to RIGGS ‘fu Itl-dw (Intel) 1” THE GOVERN- es & 0. | _ z _____ su aw ft — OnF the 4th of Septembe: The Bank Defaication. 7S CONPECT RY FOR SALE. | ({UINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE, slinll sellat the the ward, an Washington | tieq NY 31.—The less of the Onta- his well known and popuine estabiishinent is |S” PR ae sete pics esd yaa Bea em | rio Bank by thedefaleation of officers isasrertains uow offered for Sale, thus pe A rare op R.H. MILLER, SON & CO, IPO RTERS, | ment, at 12 ¥ cH rta nit . . ed to amount to two hundred thousand dollars lave received two instalments fall ph pre fromthe English P. and will continve to receive acces their stock till the business seaso! rey hres pi 1s offered at private © ntl about 22d September, when, if not previously disposed of, of thei t New Orb Markets. New Ortrans, August 31 —Cotton.—Sales to- ‘Two i2 inch ‘Two Il-ineh etio: +H. Mint NX & Co, can assure their friends day were nnimportant. The steamer’s news had Whur perlisulari: daeure on the, pramiaen, None] Aud casiomers that heen eae eee no visible effect on the market. Flour ie active, Brides “street, Ge wwe, Dh. or te desirable deseription, and that their prices will com and generally unchanged. The present stock ix 12.500 bbls. “Pork is firm at $25.50 a $26 00 for Western Mess. Lard is tirm. Stock in barrels 10,500; kegs 42,500 vorably with those of any deniers in their line her market in the United States. K. 1. Mitte, Son & Co. have prepared them selves to offer to merchants every inducement to make their purchases in their line, : 1. BRIDGES, Sis West Baiumore street, Baltimore. av 27-1f « Ee ee SPLENDID HOTEL LOT POR SALE, inthe &) city of Washington, D.C.,and fronting oa Penn- sylvania avenue, , de ‘Three Suatch Blocks Kleven empty Carboys One bl. and 44 bs, Beef, 14 barrels Pork, 724 Ibs. tee, One bbl, Flour, 235 ibs, Butter,45% Ibs. Cheese, mit Baltimore Markets. WINDOW GLASS. ibs. Beans. : ; aes Pho Lot is aboutone hundred and seventy fect by | They have just received vin Antwerp and New | au 2 A. GREEN, Anetioneer. sour te stendy; Slow one hundred and sixty feet, being the ground partly y York, from the great manufactory of “Roux,” New Brussells, 1140 boxes French Window Glass of supe- rior quality and of different thicknesses, which they have imported under such circumstances as rene them to offer a superior article at very moderaie prices : : a ag2l-tf U PONT’S GUNPOWDER. I Tam all times supplied withall the various kinds of DU PON'T’S GUNPOWDER, and am prepared to supply the same inany quautity to parties wanting, on the most favorable terms. W. ALBERT KING, Agent for the District of Columbia, No. 35 High street, may 12-tf (Intel.AStates) Georgetown, D.C. ORD CAMPBELL’S LIVES OF ‘THE ee Justices of England, volume three; Evenings With Jesus, by Rev. William Jay: 31.25. The Divine Life, by the Rey. John Kennedy : $1. Five moire of Knowledge, by George Wilson, DD. ets. Funeral Eulogy on DreE. K, Kane, by Rev. C. W. y ) Olio $6. Wheat is unchanged; white $1.40a$1.50; re@ 0a31 40 Corn is steady; white 7SaSle 5 Yellow 79a2 Whisky isdufl and lower; City 6 x%c.; Ohie27 New York Markets. New York, Sept. 1.—Flour ts dull, and lower; sales of 4.000 bbis; State $5.70a5.00; Obio 36 25a 6.60; Southern $6_25a%6 60. Wheat is firm; sales of 12.000 bushels; white $1.70; red $1.47. Corn has declined; sales unim- portant; mixed S3e Provisions have a declining tendency, but Prices are unchanged. Lard is firm at Wace. Whisky is lower; Ohio 2c, Financial. New York, Sept. 1—There is a panic in the stock market to-day ~~ and Rock Istand 75; Cumberland Coal Co. 13; {linois Central hares $6; do. Bonds 60%; Michigan Southern oceupied by the Union newspaper prinfing ofthoe.and tly by the ruims of the late National ‘Mheatre. There ix no place inthe country where 4 lirst-clnss hotel is more imperatively required, nor wheresuch sone would so surely prove profitable. The terms will be made very favoruble.and, if needed, facilities will bs afforded in the erection of a suitable hotel. Apply, in Washington, to C, tg WINDER: or, in Philadalphia, to W-H. WINDER No. 70% Walnut street, i ‘ And, if not sold,the Union (pandines will ent nt, pssession Kiven onthe Ist of September, ae : by 27 nw2m 4. I FOR RENT FOR A TERM OF AM Reo Farm of 6 acres; one haif cleared inder cultivation, situated in Alexandria coun- . adioining and north of the Farm of G. W. P. ustis, and about @ quarter of a mule from the Georgetown Aqueduct. The land is of excellent quality. It is well enclosed, with good dwelling, stables, and other houses. For vphnarh inquire onthe premises, orto HENRY BIRCH, 19th street, between M and N, Washington city, D.C, An 2 S6w* WiNpow GLASS.—300 boxes 10 by 15 French Window Giass, will be soldat one dollar and seventy-five per box for eash, in lots of 14 boxes. Also,a full supply of large size French Glass, ist, 2d, and 3d qualities, 4 by & Glass for hot-houses, 8 by 10, 8 by 12, 9 by 12, and io y 12 cheap, . H. MILLER, SON & Co. Alexandria, Va. ie2 M™e: KLEIN & CO.,, (from ince,) . DRE MAKERS, No. 391 Pa. av. 2 nnd 6th sts, Pleating, Flating.’ Crimping, Dresses, Cartam leaching and Old Embroideries transferred to order. u 18-1 Y STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHO about the largest im this city at this, time, apd Laying been purchased before the rise in Leather, ean be sold at about 15 to 20! per cent. less than goods purchased at this time, Call and examine for yourselves, at . P. HOOVER'S, Tron Hail. Pa. ave. het. 9th and lth sta. hetween 4 jell Sa ; Shields; 2 cts, 7INEGAR! VINEGAR !! New York Central 72; Pennsylvania Coal Co. IMMER RESIDENCE of Gea AT Time | 8053. "_PRANCK TAYLOR. pi pure CIDER VINEGAR $4; Reading Railroad 55; VirginiaG’s Wg; Mis 7 “. * 5 ‘pat ——e ———— — ~ S NEG * souri@’s 67. about two hours’ ride from the District of Columbia. | +3 UMPHRIES & JUNNIMAN; For sale by WILLIAM M. CRIPPS, 3 terling exchange is dull On Fourth street east. between E and F, : = APITOL Hitt, have fitted up their place, which will be oj to visitors, and every Monday afternoon for those who wish to engage in the English Quadrilies or German Waltzes, will find an opportunity to do so there. Weber's Band has been engaged for the sea- son, and will be in attendance. They have on hand and. constantly res He tifully fordivision. The owner willsell the wholeor & part, with or without the stock. On the piace there isa fine new ho ished, besides the family residences excellent fruit, and some fine horses 61 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and Au eost R EMOVAL 5 WM. PETERSON Having moved wto the new Store, 803 Penn. avenue, north side, between Sd and 43, sts. hes ust received an extensive assortment of CLo ad VESTIN 7th sts, en daily ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Wasurxerox, D.C. Corner of lith street and Pennsylvania avenue, (over Farnham’s Book Store.) The duties of this Iustitution will resume their accustomed activity, regularity, aud punctuality, om ar fter 4 — el bewmber tet, 1857. Diasses 1, 2. and 3. wil heretofore, meet om Monday and Thursday, at 3 o’elock p. cattle. The place is proverbial for its healthfulness and de- lightful water. For further ser of Faye' ticulars it erin or his residence, Fre and Second streets, Georgetown, C., or through the post office wim | HS, CASIMERE STINC of the latest patterns. any of which will be inade up in his usual fashionable sty ii He ie gieo, receivin, making the Larger to be obtained in the city. je 17-3in NTING PARK TROTTING COL of the same place, GEO. M. BIBB: ; Junior Classes, Tuesday and Friday_at 9 0 OR SALE.—An old established DRUG 4 At the south ent of the Long B — eaaey, at 8 clelock: FF Stodtin the ccutral tat of the oy dome “The Proprietors of this new,complet By oplen Gentlemen's Classes, Tuesday and Friday even- an excellent retail aud prescription business. Ad- cores ne a eso yay favor him with ings, from 6 till 100’ ke dregs Chemist, through the Post Office. _ 80 25-24 wow For SALE.—A FARM of about 100 acres, in T. GIVEN & CO, se ‘lementary Classes for Beginners, Tuesday anf OHN J SV ee eA Aanp Revatt Deacers In ng om 2till6o'clock. “Terns (these classes. nly) Ba benig plete, and that their track 1: W Ope! git ments it to the publie, Inall its arran Dollars tor 2 lessons. rs . is unsurpassed In the United States, offering as many AL AND WOOD, The principles upon which this lustitution are Montgomery county) Md..ten niles from Wash- savantaxes for the trial of speod as any otier Ainer- | S. W. cor. of C and With sts.mear Canal Bridge. foanded a w Prccinny hose of the Roy Academy» i oa ine taannaderibio enti can x y - zondon, and the Conservatoires 5 5 Back Dwelling, a log barnand stable and efusoreks eee aR teak AG 18 precisely a mile in cir Son hand, (of prime quality,) a large stock ~ nd Milan, if +. prepared judgment, and is in perfect order. ouse connected with it, too, is unsurpassed in its comforts and accommodations, and for the lux ard of choice fruit. A part is set with clover, and the whole well fenced. A bargain may be obtained Almay Sof eon OD, and the various sizes’ and kinds of if early applied for, or wT ee aa tee Te ProP Weekly Lectures are given in which the g pupils tak Fair dealing may be relied on in all cases. Orders “ with care and Principal... F. NICHOLLS cRovcn, The H solicited. an 2-eolin Composer. rty. | to be obtained there. ‘The public may | ©2"° Hours of Business and Consultation at the erty, Agent, No. 564 M strect, maly eavit het midst aa ‘end all coreurestaneoe N na 54] of the Academy daily, from i2to I clock, or Au 25-1m* or through the City Post Office, good order will be maintained and enforced u pon she i AND SEPIGE a THE through the post and music stores. av 2-1f OK SALE.—My RESIDENCE onthe cornero | Preuuses. — a Se ie SITY t HE TERt TTr. <TAPLE FALL GOODS. =a F ew Jersey avenue and C street south, Capitol CARD Tie endochinuad Saxe dias Mion. IN THE TERRITORY OF S APLE FALL GOODs. wn the avenue 162 feet 9 inches, and on 4h uth 6 fect | n inches, and containing nearly “ae feet. JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 119 S. side Bride: . Georectown, D.C., has received and offers to customers, an assortment of goods ved to the early Fail demands, comsist- tng of the following, viz: Plain Black Silks, of the best makes Plain Modes And bright colored Muslin Delaines Inaccordance with the provisions of the act of ‘ongress entitled “An act authorizing changes in the location of | and Offices,” proved Sd March, 1858, its hereby deciared and ‘inade known that the ottiee for the ‘Northwestern District.” in the Ter- ritory of Minnesota, will be of Osrpwa to Orrre Tait ay (Au- gust 3) entered into partnership in te HOUNE CARPENTERS’ and JOINERS’ BUSINESS: and, having erected a new and commodious shop in the rear of Jackson Hall, between Sd and 442 streets, are prepared to contract for and perform all work in their line of business, either in the city or country, with which friends er the pettis may favor them, W. F. PHILLIPS. OR RENT—The two comfortable and conveni- ent BRICK HOUSES on Fayette street, ad- joining the Convent,are now. Capripra bana re- removed from the town Ciry. in said Territory, fc j . onaccommodating terins, with promptness and dis- | at as early a period as practicable, Rich Fail styles Muslin Delaines, at 25 cents Gane. Re eee laciede setiecacis Lace ateh, They respectfully solicit a stare of the pub- Further not 10e ‘as to the precise time of removal] | Rich English and American Prints, m great variety, having children to educate. Apply to JOHN L, | lie patronage, willbe issued by the register and receiver for said (fast colors) Baten ahah KIDWELL. High street, Georgetown, - yz. GEO. W. GARRETT & Co. | district, New York English, Bates? Mills. all Wool, and They have several Houses and Lots for sale in other heavier makes Shirti under my hand, atthe sity of Washington, Cottons thi r ii 8th day of August. A Richrrdeor’s and Chaine’s ce} ed makes E STREET BOWLING SALOON idareat parts of the city, on accommodating By order of the Presidents of RE-vPENED, ‘au 18-eolm ‘The subscriber having closed his Saioou for some i_GEO. W. GARRETT & CO._ THOS. A. HENDRICKS, meral Land Office. Insh Lin Binck nad vite Chest ‘width Lupin’s Bisex Aonates De~ Commissioner of the Ge: weeks past forthe purpose of making QUGAR AND MOLASSES. an 20-lawow = tant improvements, and iT |e — JFJAMS, SIDES. SHOULDERS Atal en | White: Red, and Veliow Fiannels = completad the taney bees inave vy 2) barrels low priced Brown SUGAR, HAMS, SIDES, SHOULDERS, AND LARD. Gasuimoree, Set tinets, and Kentucky Jeans ie is friends ee public Jo barrels heavy a SES, yy enerally' that he will re-open THIS EVENING, | ‘Bhopshent aden eae Ree Re MOLASSES, | ~Just received, Hams, Sides, an¢ Shoulders, and | Ladies and Misses Cotten Hoge ott kinds August Jist, for their inspection. In store and for sale at redu d prices. Lard and fresh Butter; extra superfine Flour; | Gents,and Boys f do. . J.T. MARR, Proprietor, WILLIAM M. CRIPPS, brown and white Sugars; jee, Rice, Soap, and ey men Cambric Handk'fs tlw E street, 12th and 13th streets. 61 Louisiana avenue, between Gthand 7th sts, | Candies, : Syrup; and & geueral assortment of | Rich, new style Bonnet Ri H-VAN 5 dats Tear ne, Nae VORA Hevy,, | Pale eaeei, cuts tet Minn alii DENTIST, TE SPANISH BRANDY, WHITE | iv20.tf No, 554 12th atrost warmest oveeat, inen and Cotton Shest aes Nags ings Expects to reach his home by the oth September WINE VINEGAR, &e,. &o. ‘JUST RECEIVED, CST «Ys nab Calicos and Pind Cottons proxime, when, with renewed vixor and, Z half pipes White Spanish BRANDY 4th proof. | JUST RECEIVED. MARBLE SLABS, | Heavy Brown Sheetings, Drills. and fine brown energy, he will resume his professional 2 quarter casks White Wine VINEGAR. sanded. Will be old to the trade ip lots to suit, be” Bnirtince “4 delios. 250 pounds long pepper White Jamaica Ginger and low New York, slabelphin. oF timore prices, | | With other seasonable Goods, which will be sold With abundant reason for believing that his eflorts White and Yellow MUSTARD SEED. Also, 1a feet Of STATUARY MARBLE SLA ES | low tocmel nr Prompt customers. in Washington during the past eighteen years have | Together with a large and complete assortment of | A'S. 1m saination, sim ‘au tf Iu. Ss. proved generally satisfactory, he 18 dotermuined ve Pe ei 1M HET . ALEX. RUTHERFORD. Aurs CABBAGE SEED FOR AUTUMN more more to merit the public jen p 41! A ry Marble Yard appo. the jee, Penn. ave, : ¢ again respect{iully solicits, 61 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th sts, oy y States PLAN’ G. MOihentiae heretofore at his residence, C Hull 8-e06t : au2 Im (int&: > The subscriber I the attention of Market Villa, Fennsy |vania avenu near Georgetown, 3 iv, au 3I- MUSIC DEPOT, JUST RECEIVED AT Tan LACKBERRY BRANDY. We have this al onus é cod from Ault and Son, of Baltimore _au dt flith street and 1 ; rier sien: t Brother's BLACK. Catlege Seed ~T yet 3000 STEELE AVCORPRATAUWN | iekectseets of Accruecan, Fisting | BERRY BRAND. pllch i tbe auciavand | Snag Vgrt' Pig! Dutt ana other wo ‘eardonere . MARBLE SLARS FOR SALE remo! Violing, Violincellos, Guitars, peck: consi A be manufactured into ‘alae Sinbs, Washstand Tops | Flutes, Ciarionetts, Fingoalets, th ARNY & SHINN, | eabeatinens sackerend watches wien ee ekeae am Counter Slabs, at New York, ine pecans, Sesion nd were cy tue tial jy 51 Green st.. Georgetown. are - genuine articie. A sup- low former prices. ne! vkers, bers, 5 € st articles | 7 — a etown, kept eutisp and others to the spon ‘ed direct by us, and sold wholesale and retail jest, RECEIVED, meget ‘seeds be found RE ORD, at the lowest : 30 s Prime BRIGHT MOLASSES, an | at and Powe ave, Also, 8 lot of fine Sti excellent article fur Bak i : ARDF. ane "1 Ww. G, METZEROTT, 0u 21-e06t BARBOUR & SEMMES, “an 2-2awew Successor of Fitzhugh Coyle,