Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1857, Page 3

L Cc E Tre ALEXANDRIA TingL of last evening MADAME Mount has preparod by special request, OCAL INTELLI Tus Rivex.—The mail steamer Baltimore was detained last night by the breaking of an axle on one of the cars, between Fredericksburg and the Creek. The accident was discovered in time to it a to the cars or passengers. chaps Se railroad line in the country hes fewer accidents than the line between Aquia creek and Richmond. The pilot of the Baltimore reports several upward bound sc! anchored at various points above the Creek, waiting a breeze to bring them up to the tnree cities. He describes jast night as being the most beautiful he ever witnessed on the Potomac, the re being fectly transparent, and the water reflecting k the rays of the moon and stars with the most astonishing effect. The Mary: |, Capt. Wm. Mitchell, arrived up yesterday afternoon at 3% o’clock, bringing up- wards of fifty passengers. Soon after her arrival a crowd of carts came driving down to the wharf for oysters, and one old horse, evidently just from some portion of the country where steam power is unknown, on hearing the whiz of the steam as it was being let off from the boiler of the boat, made « demonstration of astonishment and alarm, whirling round and completely upsetting the car- riage of a gentleman which stood near bg, tilting it up and lodging it on the top of an adjacent oyster cart. ‘* next move was to make tracks from the immediate vicinity of the steamer, in doing so he ed to ran against a darkie and nearly broke his back, by squeezing him against a wood pile. The quadru then took auother turn, suddenly scattering the crowd in all directions, and wound up his mischief by pe over an old woman who stood near the shore en of the wharf, nearly killing her. The last that was seen of this “Gilpin” steed he was making teacks up Eleventh street at 2.27 speed, his tail on a level with bis back, his head extended similar- ly, his eyes rolling with horror and affright, and using carriages and foot ngers to make xpected and intricate dedges to avoid his fear- ful hoofs. He i probably by this time tar olf among the green bilis of his nativity, where the mareh of progress & yet unknown. ‘The steamer Baltimore went dowa this morn- ing with a fair number of passengers. Also, the steamer Columbia, Baltimore bound, having on board several families. ‘There was no arrival at Alexandria yesterday. The barkantine Ephriam Williams is at the coal depot at Alexandria, taking in a cargo for the Hast The coal is arriving in large quantities from Cumberland, and is accumulating rapidly at the coal depot. ‘There is pro pably upwards of 6,009 tons pated up there aleady. Several boats are unload: there, but there are no carrying vessels except the above barkantine anda small schooner atthe wharves, the port being entirely bare of — he ship Zephyr is nearly unladen, and has begun to take in ballast. We did not learn her destination The Cumberland Coal Company’s purchase of the canal bouts from the Erie Company has proved to be a very profitable investmen!, most of them having been sold to different parties at from $1,000 to $1,100 each; being a large advance on the price paid by them to the Erie Company. ‘These boats are said to be the best ever seru on the Chesapeake aud Ohio Cynal. being very well and firmly built. Tur AFrRay ON THE GzoRoE Pacr —In the Baltimore Sun of this morning we find the sub- joined deposition of Mr. Wright, sworn to before a Baltimore magistrate : The deposition of W.H DeC. Wright, of Balti- more, in relation to the outrage on board the steamer George Page, from Alexandria to Washington. I was feturning from the White Sulphur Springs with my family, consisting of my wife and two daughters, oue with her infant and nurse and servant, together with my friend, Dr. J. P Thom. Our gage, in all ten trunks, had been checked at Oakland, the present terminus of the railroad, to be delivered, as 1 supposed, at the depot in Washington. ing failed to make the connection with the Baltimore train, Lasked the agent, Latham, (who demanded my check on the boat) who was re- sponsible for my baggage, not wishing to take it toa hotel. He replied that it would be at my own risk. [said asthe promised connection has not been made, that my bagvage ought to be held se- cure by the company. Latham replied, in an in- sulting tone, ** You have not traveled much, or you would know that failures toconnect often oc- eur;’* and continued, ‘* some men have been born who should never have been born.”’ I said, *‘Yes, and you areone of them.”’ Latham then said, “J never have trouble with gentlemen.** I then put myself ina position to strike, and asked if he said I was no gentleman. He did not reply,but ina very loud voice, screamed -+what do you want? what do you want?" (nodoubta signal to assemble his drivers.) at the same time throwing off his coat. Dr. Thom, who was near, sprang on the bag- gage, where we stood, and seeing Latham prepa- ring to strike me, knocked Lim down; some one bebind me, whom I did not see, knocked me down, by a blow back of the ear, and he in turn was knocked down by Dr. ‘Thom. Latham hav- ing again approached was again knocked down by Doctor Thom. They fell together to the deck, when Dr. Thom was seized by the hair by three of Latham’s drivers, who held Lim in a stooping position until Latham, having mounted on the trunks, where be stood about as high as Dr Thom’s bead, kicked bim repeatedly in the face, and thea strack him over the head with asheavy jece of two-inch ouk plank, while Je was thus held. declaring to the engineer of the boat his intention to kill him. Dr. Thom was knocked inseusible. or say out of bis mind, and was then ied into the cabin. and while bleeding profusely f.atham approached with the plank in his hands, and endeavored to get another blow, to finish the work of murder which be had attempted. While Dr. Thom was beid by 3 three men L was heid firmly on iny bac! the baggage by some of his party. Neither Dr. Thom nor my- self were armed, and | deeply regret I am not the Hercules J am represented to be. W.H. DeC. Wricut. Baltimore, September Ist, 1257. Tue Crty Corxcits oF Grorcrtown lately made an appropriation of $1, for the expense of surveying the channel of the Potomac river, from various points at and near Georgetown to the Long Bridge. The Department of the Interior has detailed Prof. Woodruff, of the Topographi- eal Bureau, to perform th rvey. This is now being done under Prof. W .'s superintendence. The data thus acquired, it is presumable, will be laid bejore Congress by the Georgetowners, in connection with the river navigation and bridge projects favored by our neighbors on the other aide of Rock creek. The ew activity dis- played by the Georgetown people in the advance- meat of her interests, should prompt Wasiingto- nians toa litthe wakefulness in respect to home iuterests. Serven Ricnt.—Yesterday afternoon, two young men, H. Duvall aad Wm. Conway, were arrested and taken to the guard house for fighting in the street. Duvall was released on bail fora hearing this morning, but Conway was retained all night. Conway and Duvall, it seems, were walking in company, when the former took oc- casion, in passing a respectable lady, to offer her a gioss insult,‘by placing his hand upon her per- son. Dovall, dixgusted with his companion, ab- ruptly left him, saying he would bave nothing to do'witha man who weuld Insult alady Weeds ensued, and Conway strack Duvall. who returned the blow with compound interest ; knocked Con- way down, and was thrashing him, when they were arrested. Duvall cheerfully paid his fine, and claimed that all decent people would say Le had done right, an expression of opinion which seemed to be in sympathy with the feelings of his sudience Potice —In the Fourth district, yesterday, Chartes McDonald was arrested by Officer Yeat- man for being drunk and disorderly in the street. He was committed to the workhouse for 30 days by Justice Donn. James Davis, colored, was arrested by the same officer for profanity in the street. He was ordered to pay $4.24 for bis improper conduct John Conner got drunk this morning and went to the Infirmary and abused the Sisters of Charity who are there to attend to the afflicted Officer MeHeary arrested him, and Justice Donn com- mitted him to the workhouse for 90 days. lathe Third district John Davis was bron, b' up yesterday tor huckstering witbout a license. Jus- tice Smith ordered bim to pay $6.27 fine and costs Ovp Fetrows’ Hatt waserowded—jammed— last night, to see the novelty in the shape of the Chinese Jugglers. In feats of diabierte they can hardly compete with our Blitz and Wyman, but their comicalities are truly mirth-provoking. and one a favorable idea of the nctness o: humor. Ar Boie is one of the boys iestial -- b hoy,” we suppose.) and so, too, ix Dor Ming, for that matter. The Chinese are said to hold life in siight estimation, and we can teadily believe it after seeing the reckless ‘+ implement feat.” They exhibit ayain to-night, when we imagine + tf will be another pressure at Odd Fellows” jal nm MosTHLy Return —The monthly return o¢ the Captain of the Auxiliary Guard shows the number of cases for trial! brought into the several Guard stations during the month of August to be 116. Forty-one persons were ac commodated with lodging the central station. Of these 40 weie white and 1 colored; 2 wales and 3 females. Ages—Letween 1 and 20.2; 20 and 30. 40, 11; 40 and Sb, 12; Wand 60, Eng 5 Vi Di inia, 7; istrict of Maryland, 5; New York. 2; Maj Columbia, 1; Massachusetts, 1; F ‘musylvania, 1 Tur Racvtan Montuty Mretixe of the Washington Monument Board was due yester- day. but. for want ofa quorum, we believe, was pot held. The Monument remains unfinished. states that James A. Evans is again engaged in his old duty of superintending the transportation proher — the Tsay brought down by the Ora train, from the Compapy’s a that citySto the Baltimore and’ Ohio <<; le will continue to act in that coperhy jl something permanent is decided upon. Tux Steamer Grorce Wasnineron, which left this place on Friday night last for New York, ‘was purchased by Messrs. Van Benthuysen & Knight, of Albany—the former several years since printer to Congress. The route assigned her ts from Poughkeepsie to Albany; but previ- ous to her being placed thereon, she will have to the amount of 36.000 to $8,000 put upon Lctaateaiog a new boiler.—Alez. Gazette. rr Crry ImproveMENTs.—The contract for paving the sidewalks on Seventh street, from F to H streets south, in the Seventh Ward, has been awarded é Mr. Clhtarles Stewart. This work ix under the supervision of Commissioner Es) The contract for paving North B street, 2h First to Second streets, also been awarded to M That is under the r. i supervision of the Commissioner of the Fifth and Sixth Wards. A Fixz New Bett. is now in process of eleva- tion to the tower of Trinity church. It weigh? 2,507 pounds, and was manufactured by McNeely, of West Troy, N.Y. It bears the inscription :— “Trinity Church, Washington city, George D. Cummings, Rector.”* Tue Funerat. of the lamented Jos. Chapman Peck will take place to-morrow. The friends of the deceased can have an opportunity of taking a farewell look at the face of their late companion from 1 to 3 o'clock p. m., #t bis father’s residence on E street, between Ninth and Tenth. In THE reading-room of the Smithsonian In- stitution is a “east of the skull of Daniel Boone, taken from nature at Frankfort, a few days pre- vious to the interment of his bones, by Henry C. Davis, of Lexington, Ky.”? Prof. Invine’s Music Crasses were organ- ized at Temperance Hall last night, and will commence practice at the same place to-night. Prof. J. is an accomplished teacher, and if there is any music in his pupils he will develope it. Tne Fiae on Monday night, beyond the toll- gate, proceeded from the country residence of Mr. George Taylor. ‘The building was nearly de- stroyed, as well asa large portion of the furni- ture. Tue Sixt PressyTeRian Cuuncn excursion- ists had a pleasant day of it yesterday going down to Fort Washington on the Custis, where the time was enjoyed vastly in rambling, fishing, pic-nic- ing, ete., ete. ON TO-MoRROW NicHT the United Club,a pop ular organization of young gentlemen, in the Son Ward, will give acotillon party at Island a Watcn Reterys.—Wm. Conway, brought in for fighting; fine and costs, $4.44. H. Duvall, do; do., $158. Peter Crow, drunk; cost, $1.19 Rice Thomas, disorderly; tine and costs, $1.44. see GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. Correspondence of The Star. Gzorcetown, Sept. 2, 1957. Of all the useless and offensive individuals to be found in any community there is none so much to be loathed, abhorred, and dested as the anony- mous letter writer, especially the author or au thors of some such as have been deposited about the premises of some of our most respectable citizens during the last few days. We have no lesitation in saying that the author of at least one we have seen has no more business outside of penitentiary or some other kind of prison than amole has above ground or a rabid dog to be turned loose in a community. He who could so far degrade his species as to pnt upon paper such foul. rotten, revolting vulgarity, and then place it wbere it would be likely to fall into the hands of the most respectable females, young and old, has pleced himself a degree beyond which we believe it impossible for a demon to go. We regard the highwayman who imbues his hands in his fellows’ blood for the sake of filthy luere, equally as desirable a companion as the anthor of such polluted articles. Such hissing reptiles, who dare not intrude themselves into the presence of decent people, ought to be ex- [ea by kicks and cuits, from every community, lack or white; they are tte f unit to assoei- ate with the very lowest order of pothouse black- guards inthe land. We would inforn those to whom we allude that they are pretty well known, and however industriously they may labor to conceal their ropes forms beneat the hypocritical garb of a fair exterior, a forced easy deportment, that their slimy track bas b discovered, and probably before they are aware of it they may be bearded in their polluted lair, and be exposed to the scoffs and Litter execration of an insulted and outraged community. The following article, from the Cumberland Civilian, shows an unusually encouraging state of affairs upon our canal : “Por the week ending on Saturday last, 11% boats, carrying 13.006 tons of coal, descended the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. This is the largest week’s business ever done upon this work, and is an indication of what may be expected from this improvemen hould it hereafter be kept in navigal ord The total number of boats which i avigation was resumed, i partof July Inst, is 475, carrying 5! j which, at the average per tou—amounts to 072.7? The advertisement of A. L. Army. in another column, offers a rare chance to any person wish- ing to engaye in the confectionery business. ‘This stand is one of the oldest and most popular in the Distriet. and has always enjoyed a very liberal and profitable patronage ; and probably the ocen- pants have suffered less in the way of bad debts than those of any other extensive establishment of a similar character in the District. From present indications Arlington Springs will, to-day, be the scene of a numerous and gay throng of pleasure seekers, under the auspices of the Young Catholie’s Friend Society. We learn from a gentleman just from the ground that the camp-meeting in Fairfax county, Va., is uite large, and that the very best order has thus ar prevailed. The following are among the ministers on the ground : Rev. Messrs. John Lan- ahan, L. F. Morgan, Sypes, 8. Dickson, Tong, Coombs, and B Brown. 8. some of 7 The last numbers, for the present season of some of the Saratoga dailies were issued on Saturday. il7- The New York Express thinks that the aette of the present age and society is— Raup. Navy Yarp, Wasurxcton, August 31, 1857. HL. Hext, Esq. Ch°f Enx’r and Machinist, Washinaton Navy Yard: Sin :—Understanding that. 1m consequence of iil- heatth, you are about to retire, for a brief season, from the cares and responsibilities of the important position which you fill,and to seek needed repose and renovated health beneath more genial skies, the undersigned, who for the past four years have Leen otheially asseeiated b you, cannot permit the parting hour Lo pass without expressing t sineera regret that so sad a necessity exists for the severance of the pleasant and cordin! ties existing between us, nad their most fervent hope that the soothing seenes and in ong air of yi native clime may render the separation but of short duration. ‘The trophies ef your georus and skill which adorn the service both ashore and atfont, are the bext evidences of ire! worth and ethciency as an othcer;—the heart- elt wishes now hea prongs for your speedy restora- tion to health, amid the brighter scenes and fonder endearments of “ Home, Sweet Home,” and for your safe return to the bosom of your family and friends, will best attest how warmly your name and friend- ship are cherished by those whv subscribe themselves Your obedient servants, F.MeN A. Woopwarp, W.P. R. McC. KER, ‘Tos. ALTEMUS, Martuew MeNatty Ino. F James Puiwey Jno. H jOOT, . Kicn’b Barry, K, Jans. Boisrav, Ww. C, Hoornacie, Z. M. Ovevrt, JF Ne Fraxcis Barry, Jos. M. Pansete, B. B. CuRKAN, " Wasiiner Gestiemen: Your eomm: your kind regard wae duly fr keep it as a treasure of which pe ressing |. | shallever cause to feel eee I have ver good & man’s intentions might ever have e never be & proper judge of the ments of b n he receives the free commen- feel that, to ering to my i Au act of kindness, Sent ts nine Sn net at Windnes for which | must Geotlewen, | regret no leas than yourselves the necessity of parting from friends with whom Lhave Or, DUL, as it = aad, wherever the fature may place me, keep your kind regards in grateful rerasmbrance. am, gentlemen, with much respect, your obedi- a Hexky Hunt, To F. MeNerhany, W. B; censor. James 7, joker, Jays ie atceathenajoseen. Batted Utett. Richard Bary. MK. Bright. Bed eet ler, C. H. wn, M. McNally, James Phillips, ‘Thomas Chesspign: Fraceia Biatry, Ang “Hieraist omas C . Franeis r ~G. Harold, Lemuel Gaddis, Henry N. Ober, N. W, Miron, it ee od er, cha most james James Smith, renben, sed &Salve for the cure of Cancers, which never was known to fail. Also, a Cordial for Dysenters, Diar- rhea, and Sum:ner Complaint, which acts as a per- fect charn had at No. $39 G street, between Ilth and 12th. Also ‘Sire & Palmer's Store, corner 9h street Penn. avenue, D. 3. Dyson's Drag Store, corner f Penn. avenue and 12th s! ig . Milbarn’s Store. Wiliards’ Hotel. Also at C. Stett’s, corner of 7th street and Penn. avenue. References can be made to Rev. Join R Rev. r. Register, Rev. James Hanson, and Mr. Mana- n. Th sumption Destroyer also can be found in Po cre a MARRIED, ~* Ist instant, by the Rev. Mr. Ball, Mr. Ls PCat to Mise ANID CLAMPLPE, al of this city. On tne Ist instant, at Ingleside, by the Rev. Dr. uriey, HIRAM. WAL HEDGE oF tne iy wei aesach ew xork,to JENNY M. law of the late Dr. Charles Blake, of M: jue = FOR RENT AND SALE. For other“ For Rent and Sale” notices see 1st page. OR SALE.—Two small and ollzibly, situated FARMS, within « short distance of the e ty. Also, two comfortable BRICK DWELLINGS, With spacious grounds attached. One in the First ashen NUEAS ES Sa oth treet, between L to H. N. EASBY, 333 9th si » betwe and’ se 2 eo3w POR SALE—i00 acres of Land, situated in Jack- son county, North Caroliua, on the Weary Hut ree about eight miles east of Webster, the coun- ty town, ‘rhe: @ lands are rich in copper ore—an English Cc wny are now engaged im mi operations on Au adjoining tract—they are weil wooded and water- ed. and offer great inducement to speculation. For ter ply to THOS. bk, LLOYD, Eetare Agent, office No. 174 7th xt. Opposite City Pest Office, FLOR RENT—A three-story FRAME HOLS witha two-story back building besides a kiteh e se 2-e0tm* containing 11 rooms, situated on ¥ih street, betwe: Land K streets, mation apply to Rent moderate. For further infor- re Ww. UPERMee LB, 435 pases t and for &.—The STOCK, FIX RK GOOD WILL of the Rail Road Hotel Any m wishing to enenge in the can learn the terms by applying at No. 542 Pena. nue, between Ist and 2d st an st-3t* WO FIRST CI 1OUSES, JUST FIN ISHED, FOR SAL 5, situated on T street, near i7th.—These Houses are ench 23 feet 6 inch wide, by 50 feet deep, three stories high, and bas: nd contain all the modern convenences and improvements. Aliey in the rear. Apply eo sale. & CO. CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE. wellknown and popular estabiish now offered for Sale, thus presenting a rare op, nity for a good Confectioner enter into a safe and profitable business. Poss can be had Ist No- ber. The th story ck House, now occn- bove. is offered at private sale until about as al BM Septomber, when, if not’ previously disposed of, will be sold at public auction. For particulars inquire on the premises, No. a4 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. C., or to WM. BR IDGES, 313 West Baltimorestreet, Baltimore. au 27-t OR SALE.—A FARM of about 10” acres, in Montgomery county, Md.,ten miles [rom Wash- ington, on the Colesville road, improved with a Brick Dwelling, a log barn and stable, and a fine orch- ard of choice fruit. A part is set with clover, and the whole well fenced. A bargain may be obtained if early applied for, or = exchange fur city prop- erty. . sANS uty . Agent, No. 564 M street. au 25-Im* or throngh the City Post OSiee._ VOR SALE.—My RESIDENCE on the corner 0. New Jersey avenue and treet south, Capitol Hil, Ee oe the avenue 162 feet 9 inches, and on C street south 2% feet 1] inches, and containing nearly naire ew. P. PHILLIPS. OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. ouse No. 46 Louisiana avenue, Washington city—a Brick Dwelling, nearly new, four stories and finished basement. containing twelve rooms, with all the modern improvements, water, gas.and bells through- put—will be so'd ata bargain for casli, or a reayena- ble credit would be given. Apply to E.K. LUNDY, No. 12 Bridge street, Georgetown, or on the premi sea. au i-eolm D&E STORE FOR SALE.—The STOCK and FIXTURES of a well established stand. Kor full niars address, with real name, O. D, ‘T., City Jifice. au 3i-2awim fea Por Fe, RENT—The two comfortable and conveni- eut BRICK HOUSES on Fayette street, ad- joining the Convent,are now undergoing complete ri pet and will be “a eee the at Bek pax yer ouses are very desirable, ieularly to having eluidren ‘to cducate.” Apply to JOMN Le KIDV High street, Georgetown. BOARDING. WO GENTLEMEN, ora Gentieman and jus Wife, can b> accommodated with ROOM and BOARD by applying at Mrs. J. A. ITERKS, 436 H street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, References required. se l-eost* STREET BOWLING SALOON vy R -OPENED. The subscriber having close: his Saloon fur some weeks past forthe purpose of making J, | 8 important improvements, and WT completed the same, begs leave NBtE* 9 is friends and ‘the public 5 generally that he will re-open THIS EVENING, August Jlst, fort RR, Proprietor, an 1-1 ¥. stree! . t2th and 1th street Dt © 4 VAN PEN NTIST, ST, ly the Sth September with renewed vigor and abundant reason for believing that his etiorts ugton during the past eighteen years have renerally satisfactory, he is determined yet imore to merit the public dence aud ier D Expects to reach his home proxime, when, he wil proved 5 more and P patronage, whieli he again respeetiuily solicits. Otte (as heretofore) at his residence, Cedar Hull ila, Pennsylvania avenue, near Georgetown. AUCTION SALES. ByiWALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ROCERIEs, rite 4 GOODS, &c. ar Avc- G Oe ean FRIDAY MORNING, 5 4, at 10 UI * sell near @ corne: 7 and M streets north, the entire stock Groots Faney Goods, &c., contained in store. . sep 22 W4LL'& BARNARD, Aucts, odes. ©. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. » AT AUCTION.—On FR v - STERN ALCON 30m FRIDAY AP. the Auction Rooms, f shali sell, in sums to suit— $1,800 Corporation of Alexandria Stock 2,000 geese and Alexandria Railroad Bonds 500 Corporation of Washington Stock. ‘Torms cash, in current fuuds. se zd JAS. C., MeGUIRE, Auct. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctionoer. Bact YARD AND MACHINERY, FOR SaLE AT Auction.—On TUESUAY AFTER- NOON, & mber 8th, at 4 o’ciock, on the premi ses, I shall atthe Brick Yard on South Capitol street, near Neal’s wharf, the Briek Kilns, Sheds, ‘Tempering Machines, and ail the Tools necessary for carrying on tour gangs, with accommoaations for enl=rgement if necessary. ‘The ground itself wili be sold or only the clay, as the purchaser may desire. 4 Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 60 and 90 days, for sati:factorily endorsed notes, bearing in- erest. sep 2-d JAS. C. MeGUIRF, Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. WO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON 2p STREET EAST, BETWEEN VIRGINIA AVE- NUE AND sovTH | STREETS aT AucTioN.—On SAT- URDAY, the 5th instant, [ shall sell, at 60’elook p. m., in trout of the premises, south part of Lot No.5, in Square No, 766,/ronting on 2d street east, between ‘Virginia avenue and south I street, with the im- Provements, which are a good and nearly new rame House, &c, Terms cash. se 2-eokds A. GREEN, Auet. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. WO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, FRONTING ON WASHINGTON STREET, AT AUC a ‘TUESDAY, the tth inst.. [shall sell, in i the prenuses, at 6 o’el p.m., Lot No.7, im Square No, 51s, fronting on Washington street nerth, botween4th and Sth and G and H streets, run- back toa wide aile., with the improvements, 1s. a ood two-story Frame House, containing ‘e conveniently arranged rooma, ‘Terms: One-half cash; balan ir 4, 8,12, and 16 months, for notes bearing interest from the day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. se2-d A.GR N, Auct. . AUCTION SALES. TO-DAY ¥ TO-MORROW MORNING. By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer. MALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOTox Turep TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Presbyterian Convention. WEST, BETW! G axpH staeers | Ricnmoxp, . 1.—The fourth resolution in sonTh On WEDNESDAY. APTERNOOR os cev onbuiaieanie 4 eeoper 21,atS.v clos, Setye peamnaan, shail | stilt under consideration by the Con: 8 01 s No. . in juare mbered | venti . Th 529, fronting 19 feet on Third strect west, between G | dir to-night. convention expects to adjourn sine and H streets north, running back % feet 9 inches, | “"R : with the 1mprovements, consi: of a small frame ‘CHMOND, Sept 2.—The Convention * dweiling-house, Tit! painys e. - ed sine die at one o'clock this ing. pre- Terms: One thr cash ; the residue in 6and 12 | amble and resolations were all J ely months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on | changing the fourth "= he | shoe, ns Sorely the premires. ‘JAS. C. McGUIRE, call for the Knoxville Synod on the —. ang 2d __ Auctioneer. | Gay of May, Ins5, in: at oe ee first By JAS. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. A resolution was also ed ex, ing the URNITURE, BAR-FIXTURES, &c., AT | desire of the Convention to unite witb the Old Wo'dioeh or ibe res Morning, ee ‘i 3 Mat recede adios the Keoxvilte to ook, e Man: 6,00 nar . ener r between lth and ith, Streets weet. I shall sell all | a fraternal ewtth ates ee e confere: jew. the Furniture and Effects, comprising— ieee es ; Marble-top Bar Counter and Ovster Box Decanters, Tumblers, Wine Glasses umber of Engravings, Oilcloth Cooon Matting, Arm Cains ‘Tables, Tin Safe, Kitchen Utensi': The Minnesota Constitutional Convention. St. Pavu’s, Ang. 29.—The conferencecommit- tee appointed by the ‘double-headed’ constitu- 8, &e. P tional convention to re a constitution f Stoves, | Bedstoails, Mattresses, Bolsters and Pil- Minnesota, made a favorable report yesterday in Terms: $20 and under cash; over that sum a | their respective branches, which was ad Credit of 9) days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, | But one constitution, conforming with the views bearing intere: of both parties, will be submitted to the peo- ‘au Sind __JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auet. | ple By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. U NRESERVED SAL IF $10.90 WORTH oF, Dry Goops.—On THURSDAY MORN- ING, September 3d, at 10.0’clock .(and continuing at that hour from day to day until the whole is closed )i shall sell,atthe New York Cash Store, on uth side of Penn, avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, an extensive assortment of Dry Goods, comprising. ress Good: The dispute having been thus amicably settied, the convention will probably adjourn to-day. The Great Horse Exhibition at Elmira. Extra, N. ¥., August 31.—The week com- mences here with fine weather, and prospects for the great exhibition are cheering. Large crowds of people are here, and others are constantly arrivin; The admittance to the ground is free to-day, there being no contests for prizes until to-mor- row, when it is expected that Lancet, Flora Tem- ple, Jack Rossiter, Miller's Damsel, and many other trotting celebrities will give an exhibition of tueir speed The Baptist Association of Georgia. Avcusta, Sept. 2.—The Baptist Central Asso- ciation of Georyia; at a recent meeting in Morgan county, reported the action of the American Tract Under-shirts, Fine Wool Blankets, Marseilles ‘Towelling, Furniture Prints Crape, Brocha, Stelia, and Blanket Shawls Cloak 8, Kibands Lace, Embroideries. &e. : ‘Pogerker with a complete assortment of goods in he line. Terms: $9 and under, cash; over that sum & By C. W. BUTELER, Auctioneer, DMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF CARPEN- tres’ Too.s, Lumen, Wacoy, &c., ar Ave- Tion.—On MON DAY, September 7, at 10 0 m.. Vshall sell, by order of the Orplus’ Court, at the carpenters’ shop si ted on Teuth betw 3 aud H streets, a col on of carpenters’ tools, wag on, lumber, &c. belonging to the personal efigcts o| Join R. Mcleod, deceased, consisting in part of one morticing machine, saws, five carpenters’ bench - es. planes, spirit levels, framing tools, ten box win- dow frames, grindstone, tooi chest, lot of flooring, lumber, &c. "i Also. one nearly new and well-built Wagon, Har- ness, &c. Terms: 310 and under, cash: over $10 a credit of 0 and days. for approsed endorsed notes bearing ee SELBY PARKER, Admmstrator. se C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. URNITURE AND EFFECTS or 4 Dacre! REAN GALLERY.—On TUESDAY MORNIN September 8th, at 1¢0’clock, I shall seli at the rooms over Sweeny, Rittenhouse, Fant & Co.’s Bank, a lot of Furniture, &c.; comprising— Pair of Mahogany Tete-a-tete Sofas Mahogany hair sprine-seat Arm and Parlor Chairs Marble-top centre and pier Tab!es Gilt frame Mirrors, caue-seat Chairs Damask Curtains. Brussels Carpets, Matting Heavy plateglass and metal coun or Show Caso Fictures, Evgravings, Daguerreotypes Fapie mache, Gill, and Rosewood Frames and ses Together with a lot of Sercens, Fixtures, and Ap- paratus, Terms: $20 and under. eash; over that sum, a credit of Hand 60 days, for satizxfactorily endorsed hotex, herring interest. . JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Anct, see ea By A. GREEN, Agetror FINE BUILDING LO’ N! of square 1 e depth running to atieys. "Tis property is beautifully situated,bound. ed by 6th and 7th streets west and S and T streets north, and postecay graded on each street. The at- tention of the public is respectfully invited to this large sale of property, as bargains insy be expected. Terms: One-tourth cash ; balance in 6,12, 19, 24,3; and 36 months, for notes bearing interest from day of als A deed given and a deed of trust taken. te indisputable. oP A. GREEN » Anctionee! GREAT INDU aire a OFFERED FOR H. SEMKEN, Jewerer, offers at greatly reduced pri FOR casH, the fol- sola iors Gold Hunting English Patent Levers, full jeweled, froin 25) up. Gold Hunting Detach dow full ieweled, from $35 up. Gold Ladies’ Watches, full jeweled, 1 variety, $23 up. All ivatohes Are gua: ed for 12 months. Guard baud Vest Chains, at wholesale f Fine Jewelry, su Bracelets, Shirt Buttons, Seals, Lock- 1% Diatwond, Pearl, Corals x low price: wons, Forks, and all ever otfered Sil iated Ware—such as Spoons, £ tors, Cake and Card Baskets, Butter Coolers, etc., willbe sold at manufacturers prices. 1197 Our inain object in offering such inducements is: to reduce yur present laree stock for ready cash, contemplating some Alteration im our busi- Ness. Persons in want of anything in our line are inv. tocall: we suall trke plensure in that such opportumties of purchasi such reductions are seldom offered. Al! ceods war ranted as represented. 2MK aux 15- 380 Pennsylvania avemie, BEAUTIFUL MARBLE WORK, Tho most beautiful T UMENT . THE ard, opposite the Union Office, avenue, ns Whe admire rich specimens of art are invited to call and examine, au 10-4w (intel) au Sl-7t « FEET BEST QUALITY ITALIA 3000 MARBLE SLABS FOR SALE.—W be manufactured into ‘Table Siabs, Washsta: and Counter Siabs, at New York priees, 2) per o below former prices. Cabinet Makers, Plumbers, and others please call before sending orders to the north, vi ‘ALEX RUTHEREOR , Marble Yard oppo. the Unton Office, Penn. ave. an 22-Im (Int& States) HPF EINOUR HEATERS. eolved, a full supply of tines Setversaily FETNOUR HEATERS, for heating the room in which itis set and the rooms above, consuming no more fuel than a Radiator Stove, and as easily managed, thereby saving the cost and trouble of two or more fires to effect the anine purpose. ‘Those disappoin Jusr aduiir mers who were unavoidably mon account of the very presse ing deman hich made it impossible for the manufacturer to supply, are most earnestly re quested to send in their orders before the Fall, there- by saving trouble and delay, and their work will be more seasoned for Winter's use. All work put up by first-class workmen. J SKIRVING. Washington Stove, Grate, Range, and He Furnace Manufactory, No. 267 Pa. av.) 8. corner Lith st., Washington, D.C. Au 8-colm [RE GREATEST HEATER KNOWN. We desire to cal! the attention of the Washing- ton public to the celebrated Heater called the PARLOR COMPANION, for heating Par- lor and Chambers above. . ‘The subscribers introduced this article m the Washington market some two years ago, as an im- rovement on the Latrobe: since which time they Recs aicsesene fand put up over three hundred, all which are ng witne 3 Of Lheir superiority ver known or used. Ww, they are ansur- ore fuel than on passed, cx and affording the ly ORS. For saie only by SIBLEY & GUY, 32) Penn, ave., bet, 10th and 11th sts. an 22-e0st (States) FURNIURE AND HOUSE. GOODS AT REDUCED PRIC seriber, intending to devote his atten ly to the Auction and Commission ai business, offers for sale his extensive wture ‘and, House F duced prices, for notes. au 24 RNISHING ‘he sub- nex clusive- Real Estate tock of Furn- urnishing Goods at greatly re- eush or marfaotealy endorsed . JAS. C. Mc UIRE, eolm Auction and Commission Merch CHICKERING & SON’S PIANOS, ‘he subsoriber has received by recent art Th BOSTON PI 18 now, fis here pst elegant int Grand, with and Sons: rivals ad- made only by Chieker XIV. Cential and Sq) most beautiful styles 14 lostruments approach nearer eer fection of the — than any other,as acknowledged by the first artists. Also, Pianos of various scales and patterns from other high tretories, A number of excellent second hand Pianos fur sale very low. Some good Pianos for hire. ‘Thesubseri- ber willwell Pianos lower than they can be bought in this city or atthe factories, as he buys soexteusive- ly and slways for cash. Second-hand Pianos taken in exchange. A good st of art 's cslebrated Guitars Su- Guiter Strings. nae RICHARD Davis, ne 1-St Penn avenue, HeNtixe PARK TROTTING COURSE. At the south end of the Long Bridue§ The Proprietors of this new,compiete and elegant Coarse take pleasure in being able to say that their arrangements are all com- plete, and that their track is now open’ tothe public. fuall its arrangements it€ is unsurpassed inthe United States, offering as many Siventages for the trial of speed as any other Amer- jean ‘Trotting Course. Itis precisel: pate in eir- cumference, fifty feet wide, graded. ai prepared with care and judgment, and is in perfect order. The House connected with it, too, is unsu in its comforts and accommodations, and far the lux n ny always to be obtained ‘he public may row srder willbe tani Ars ged. all ire ape TNA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE. R.H. MILLER, SON & CO. IMPORTERS, ALEXANDRIA, Va. i Have received two instalments of their, fall — from the English Potteries, and will continue to receive accessions to their stock till the business season sets in. +H. Micusr, Son & Co. can assure their friends and customers that their stock shail be of the most desirable description, and that their prices will com- pare favorably with those of any dealers in their line in any other market in the United States. R.H. Minter, Son & Co. have prepared them- selves to offer to merchants every inducement to make their purchases in their line. WINDOW GLASS, They have just received via Antwerp and New York, from the great manufactory of “Roux,” New Brusseils, 1140 boxes French Window Glass upe- rior quality and of different thicknesses, which they have imported under such circumstances as to enable them to offer a superior arlicie at very moderate prices ae al-tf D imalttimen syepien orice th ind an all time: ted with all the various kinds of DU PON UNPOWDER, and am prepared to suppiy the same inany quantity to parties Wantinks on the most favorable terms. W. ALBERT KING, Agent for the District of Columbia, NPOWDE 3. No, % High street, may 12-tf (Intel.A&States) Gaoreaiowne D.C. JEW AND RICH FALL GOODS. NEW AnD Rich L GOODS, Weare now receiving our first Fall supplies, to Which we invite the specia! attention of purchasers g call and examine : nich Fancy Dress Silks, which we shall run off at very low prices ® pieces rich printed Mousselin de Laines 10 do stuiperior plaia Black Silks, low prices 2,00) pieces fhandsome Calieves and Ginghams, fast color: ceuls 2,000 pieces plain colored Cashmere; 12% cents, worth 25 cents ‘20 pieces superior ghirting and sheeting Cottons 10 do do ‘Table Diapers; ein the Jot have been a littie wet, and will be sold @ great burgain 50dozen Table Napkins and Towels at $1.50, are very ese 100 dozen Ladies’ Linen Pocket Hdkfs, at $1.50, extra cheap 3) dozen Gents farge size Linen Pocket Mdkfs, at $1.50, with all the finer grades correspond- inglyascheap Pieces super Shirting Linen, from Sle. to $1. We request again all ne who have not settled their bills ns rendered Ist July,todo so with- out giving us further trouble of cal COLLEY & SEARS, 53. Sdoors above 5 on them. Venth st. FALL GOODS. JOHN H. SMOOT, No.W9S, side Bridge st., Georgetown, D.C., has received nnd offers to customers, an assortment of goo npted tothe early Fall demands, consist- ing of the following, vin: Piuin Black Silks, ol the best makes Viain Modes and bright colored Muslin Delaines Rich Fai tylex Muslin Delaines, at 25 cents nee Reais : sot Aluerican Prints, in great variety, st colors New York, English, Bates’ Mills, 21 Wool,and other heavier makes Shirting Cottons Richardson's Chai celebrated makes of nish Linens Black and white Check Cashmeres, far Dusters Single and double width Lupin’s Black Mouslin De- jnines White, Red, and Yellow Flannels Cassimeres, Sattinets, and Kentucky Jeans Fee Evins, wig sot seg aaa o ies and Misses Co’ ents, and Boys hinlfdo, se? Mt Kula Ladiesand Gents Linen Cambrie Hantk'fs ich, new style Bonnet Ribbons White Briltiants, Cambrics and Muslins ‘Table Cloths, Damasks and Napkins 1. and Cott and | Ounabuy Galison seat Bes Cie ee He Hrown Sheetings, Drills, and fine brown With other sensonable G. hich low to cash Or prompt sebilorines hecho an 2-tf J, H. &. [POR BOSTON—The ior eli jooner FF Natnniel Bouve inteaeP ager clipper sch rived and will have ‘quick dispateh ‘for the. above port. For ht Or passage apply to HARTLEY & BRO, lol Water steer. Georce town, ¢ ¥ oF weet aelw Society in regard to slavery, and re dis th credit of 3, 60, and % days, for approved endorsed Chareh South to withhold’ its parame, ann to anon Serine cactistanes C. MeGUIRE, Auet discountenance the efforts of nts, the rai<ing itd icant a — | of funds by colportuers, and the sale'of Northern Baptist works until the Soriety shall rescind it« recent action, and go back to its original sileace on the subject of slavery The Steamer City of Toronte Ashore. Port-av-Basgver, Aug. 31.—The steamer City of Toronto, from Liverpool, and bound to Mon- treal. went ashore in the night of the 17th instant. FUTURE DAYS. OWN & CO., Auctioneers. S SALE OF PERSONAL PROP- of trust recorded in. 25, %. and 27, one of the land records for the County of Washington, D. + will be soid in front of the Bank of Washington, at 10 o'clock a m., on SATURDAY, Septembe 12th, 1457, at public Auction. to the hithest becder for SnGnke Ro <a cash. three H three Carts, and five Mulch | Waterin oe. Toehen kages of dey Cows. Terms cas oods were saved, which, with the remainder of _sel R. L. CROWN & CO., Aucts. the wrecked goods will be taken to Forteau. of Toronto passengers. By E. S. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. ORTO RICO SUGAR AT AUCTION.—On FRIDAY next, the 4th instant, at 120’clock, on F.& A. H. Dodge’s whart, the balance of the cargo of the barque Wm. Chase. viz: 40 hhds, branded C: i There were no lives lost. The Cit was a safling vessel of 700 tous, with Vermont Election. Montretier, Vr.. Sept. 1 —The election for Siate officers took ; lace to-day, and partial re- a4 = pi R turns favor the election of Fletcher (Republican) . ie z Baal Fajardo, for Governor, Sizde (Republican) for Lieutenant sid. — Governor, and Bales (Republican) for Treasure:; 139 do. though by a decreased majority as compared 8. WRIGHT, Auctioneer, = Seorgetown. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. WO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS rroxt- ING ON 3D STREET WEST, BETWEEN D sTREET IA AVENUE, AT PupLic AvcTion. 7th instant, I shall seil, in front at 6 o’clock p. m.. half of Lot No. a square 535,agreeably to MeWilliams’ sobdi- of said square, with the improvements,whicn are two good two-story Frame Houses, containing four rooms each. ‘This property 1s handsomely located on Third street west, between south D street and Virginia ae with year. Out of 32 Representatives one Democrat is elect- ed, being a Democratic gain. A Ship Struck by Lightning. Avevusta, Sept. 2.— The cutter T; was struck by lightning, off Tybee light, on Mond: morning, shivering her foretop, topsail head, f-remast and foregufl, passing into the hold. The deck was spread with fragments of the mas;. The cutter Was momentarily in a sheet of flame, bnt the fire wes subdued. None killed, but several were stuuned. Railroad Accident. Cixcinxati, Sept. 2.-The mail train from Dayton to Sandusky ran off the track near Cas- talfa. The engine and baggage car went over the embankment, and Henry Ross, the baggage mas ter, David Cassit, train boy, and Mr. Kunkle, editor of a Sandusky paper, were instantly killed Two or three others were injured, but their names are not given. Revolution in Yucatan. New Oxtgans, September 1—A revolution bas bicken out in Yucatan, and the whole State, at last accounts, was in arms. The revolutionists are composed of the Radical party, and were everywhere successful. The Governor was mareh- ing against Campeachy with an army of 1,500 men. yne. ering : One-third cash; balance in Gand 12months. for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed «tren and a deed of trust taken. Adi conveyance at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days from day of saie the. property will be resold at the risk and cost of the delicqn-nt_by giving three days’ notice of such resale in the National Intelli- encer. A. GREEN, Auctioncer, — se l-d By A.GREEN, Auctioneer. Two HANDSOME two sroxy Frame Hovers WITH BRICK BASEMENT AND GARRET,ON 19TH, BETWEEN G and H STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTIO: On THURSDAY , September 3d, I shail sell, in front of the premises, at 5o’ciock p. m., Lot No. 6. in Square No. idl, having a front of 51 feet 6 inches, on 19th street west, running back 135 feet 6 inches, withthe improvements, which are two handsome two-story Frame House: ith brick basements and garrets, passages, pantry. and back porch, contain- say nine good and convenieutly arranged rooms each. lus property is handsomely loczted on 19th street West, between G and H streets north. Terms: One-fourth cash ; the balance in6, 12, 18, and 2$ months, for notes bearing interest from day ed given and « deed of trast taken. ty will be sold together or separate, As it “36 | Suit purchasers, au 27- A. GREEN, Anct. ER, Auctioneer, OUSE AND LOT ON E STREET at Are- —By virtue of ad trust from Mra, pet kK. Baruey and others, dated on the 2th day of R Destructive Fire at Athens, Ga. AvGusta, Sept 1.—There was a destructive fire in the town of Athens, Ga., on Saturday morn- ing. ‘The carriage, cabinet, blacksmith and car- penter shops belonging severally to Messrs. Shoe- venell, Clark, Hugbes, Wing and MeWhorter, With several other wooden buildings, were de- stroyed. Loss estimated at $9,000. Ry C.W. BOT Another Bank Defaulier. $ New York, Sept. 1 —An officer of the Mechan rs’ Banking Association was arrested this morn- barged with being a defaulter to the amount 701M), The bank bas closed ite doors incon- sequence, and there is almost a panic on the street. %. folie > te 19. and for the p iil be sold at public auetion on reet ne The Reported Bank Note Kobbery, Boston, Sept_1.—The statement that the New viand Bank >} had been robbed very little founda. nt will not exceed west corner of said seveuty-one feet nd sex imenes with the w sad int number six which wa: a = ees. « Saune snd wite to Re ri RuFraLo, Sept. 1.-—The ran on the banks of S. Scott; thence | this city is subsiding, and is now quite tritime. east < feet 6 2 inch The bauks Lave more specie to-day than ever maps third inches; thence | Tuere was seventy thousand deposited yesterday uth 2 10% s a es and one L e Savings Bunks. Post Office Robbery. New Loxpox, Sept. 1.—The post office at this Place was robbed last night of the containing the New Vork and Southern mails. There are no traces of the robber. “S improvements consist of k dwelling and bisement, wit A zood three-story la large two-story aud the whole weil arrauged for a res- br back buildin, idence and ¢ Terms of notes in Ola Stms pnyable in six, twelve, and eizh- e. ie: $2,000 in cash, and the residue for teen months, with interest. A deed will’ be given aud a deed of trust taken to secure the deferred payments. The expenses of the deeds to be at the cost of the purchaser, e Trustee resei option, to re selit + Walker in New Orleans. New Or Ns, Sept. 2.—Gen. Walker arrived here this morning. Nothing is positively known in regard to his fature proceedings. Arrival of G the right to himself, at his he property, at the risk and cost of the purchaser, b % five days’ notice of the time and terms c vacate the sale, if the terms thereof are not complied with by the pur- chaser within five days after the sale, The premises sre now under lease for, $90 per annuin, the lease to expire onthe Ist da: of October, ri HENRY M. MORES, Trustees, cC.W. BOT 2R. Auctioneer. i> THE CREDITORS OF MRS. MARY £. Barney provided for in said deed are requested to leave their accounts and vouchers at the office of the Trustee, on 432 street. july l-eod&as iGm THE ABOVE SALF IS POSTPONED The Farmers’ Bank of Providence. Provtvence, R. 1., Aug. 31.—The Farmers’ Bank of this city was temporarily enjoined to-day on application of the Bank Commissioners. Forrotk, Sq e 2.—The United States sloop-of war Falmouth has arrived from New York. and is now at the quarintine. The Ohio River. on account of the rain un HURSDAY, the 6th —, to take place upon the premises, at 5 o'dlosk WueE.tnc, Va, Sept. 2.—The river this morning mm. aug 5 T= THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER | "1" * 800d navigable order at five feet. POSTPONED until THURSDAY the Sthot ae gust, to,take place on the premises at 5 o’clk p.m. au 7-e0 ij IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN the above sale is further postponed until THURS. DAY, the loth day of September 1857, to take pla on the premises at 4 o'clock p.m. HENRY M. MOREIT, _ AN R-eokds Cc. W. BOTE ‘tioneer. THE GOVERN- By QALE ACCOUNT ( }" MENT.) On FRIDAY, the 4th of September next, I shall sell,at the the Navy Yard, in Washington city, D of United States Govern- ment, &t L cash— Double Block do Baltimore Markets. Battimore, Sept.2.—Flour is dull and } er; City Milis, $5.57. Nothing done with Ohio and Howard street. Wheat is held at @1.40a91.50 white ; 31 30a8140 do. red eee = a trifler low : Prices unsettled. Vbisky is lower and very dull ; Cit (e.g Ohie2s xe. - + hy ee for good to prime Trustee. + Auet. New York Markets, New Yor«, Sept. 2.—Flour is unsettled. at a decline of Salve; sles of 4,000 bbls; State @5.85- Obio $6 15; ~outhern 86.25a86 0 nat Wheat is doll, and lower; sales of 10,000 bush One t4-inoh els; white $1 5uaS1 red $1.45. Corn is dul ‘Two 12 inch do sales of 16,000 bushels; mixed Sc ; adecline of 4cq el ee 0 Pork is lower; mess $25.50a825.60. Beef is hree W-inch do eady; C >. Iwo 9-inch de st prs Spree Oe repacked $17.75. Lard is heavy Four 8 ineh do OS Ser a Me Five 12-11ch Singie do Whisky is dull; O10 23x. me 8-ineh leven empty Carboy 9 Ibs, Beef, 14 barrels Pork, 734 Ibs. Flour, 23 lbs, Butter,454s ibs, Cheese, A.GREEN N Yor Sept eek and. Ew Yorn, Sept. 2.—s are active higher. Chicagoand Rock Island 82%; Cumber- land Coal Co. 134; {1linois Central shares 92345 do. bonds £9; Michigan | Southern 184; New orl entra! ; Pennsylvania Coal OMS Reading Railroad 54; Virginia's ons Missood Sterling exchange bas declined—at 109. Os 67%. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, One bbl. aw Auctioneer, ASS.—30 Window Giass, will be seventy-five per box for cas Also, full supply of larze sand Sd qualities, 4 by 10, by 12, 9 by 12, and Ie box2s 10 by 15 French soldat one dollar and in lots of 14 boxes, size French Glass, ist, 8 Giass for hot-houses, 8 by Wy 2 ches: . ILLER, Wasnixerton, D.C. R.H. SON & CO. Corner , “ ™ : Of lth street and Pennsyivai ict ___ie2 | (over Farnham's Book ME: KLEIN & CO, rance,) The duties of this Institution will resume their MAKERS Accustomed activity, regularity, and punctuality, on S91 Pa. av., between 4!2 and 6th sts.” aud after Tuesday next, September Ist, i857. Pleating. Fluting. Bleaching and Old Ki order. Clas: s 1, 2. and 3, will, as herete and Thursday, at 2 o'clock vy Classes, Tuesday and Friday, at9 o’eleck a.m. Gentiemen’s Classes, Tuesday and Friday even 3, from 6 till 10 o'clock. . aed jemeutary Classes for reday , from 2 till6 o"cle ) Five Dollars for 20 k rimping, Dresses, Curtain mbroiweries transferred to aria u 18-Im ¥ STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOE about the largest in this eity ot the time, having been purchased before the rise in Leather, can be sold at about 15 to ec eee lane teen goods purchased at th: 3 being Th jessons, ume, examine for yourselves, at _ ‘The principles ps whicl, this Institut fell trom Hall, Pa. wh HOOVER'S, founded are precisely thone of th ton are Sth and With ate, SELLING OFF!!! s oyal Academy London, and the Conservatoires of Paris and Mian, Puble Weekly Leet hich Bre io, weeny ‘ures are given in w the Principal. - -F. NICHOLLS £RovCR, ul a flours of 3 Business and Consultation at the through the post ‘and Fis iS hs we; H.MARLOW’s A. CHEAP Boch SQELLING OFF . Having determined to inake a change inour present firm it becomes necessary to close Sat our present ek el we shali therefore commence from s this day to offer our stock at prices utterly regard- less of cost Our assortment is complete, consisting of Per- fumery, Toilet Goods,China and Brouze Ornaments, Portemonuaies, Card Causes, Books, Dusters, - No. 436 ER LD oy cect es kets, Engravings, Desks, Work Boxes, Door Mat | take this opport inform ) customene and au endless variety, toall of which We invite the and the pub in pte on! am tay bay A 2 etn ot nga & lot Of urst-rate Calf skin Gaiters at $2.50, ene oraons ndehted will please settie up at once, as roe EY A, — Calfekin | Patent sents @ present ai at 93, anda good Galkakin Bootat S250 Lea Gaiters at 1 fine M g ADs = Sul other ‘Shoes, such as Boy's Minnen, and’ Chit" a a ar 300 ie Bhar selves. Dunk forget the - i end 3 io eyive: i epee JOHN PF. ELLIS. | MUSSARTARR TA McbASGELIN £ CO.ARESELLING GOODS | Classes can be left in , in Order to make room for their er's School, or at the BLE forego | Kcr sate