Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Monxtary Mygring of tus Boarp ov Tacs- TeEs oF Preiic Scnoots —The regular monthly meeting of the Board was held at the City Hall yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock. -; President; S. ted the annual the Treasurer for the year ending June 3ut “Mt Pendleton moved that the Secret anew abstract of the rules of the Schools to take the place of the old, the rules hav- ing been changed; carried. ary presented an abstract of the tules, with the amendments made duri: year, and was instructed tocausea sufficient num- ber of them to be printed for distribution in the Public Schools. The Chair called upon the Secretary to read the of the proceedings of the Board. arose for information; he wished was authorized to without consultation with the inted to consult mg out of the an- heeie: Mr. Magruder ol report r. Magrade: to know whether the See committee which had been ap; with him and assist in the gett nual report? He thought itan extraordinary thing for the Secretary to arrogate to himself such au- thority, and requested to be set right upon the ‘The Secretary explained that he had been pre- the committee in consuita- tion on account of sickness in his family. Polk suggested that in consideration of this fact, the Secretary read the report, and let it he afterwards referred to the special committee for examination and subsequent approval or oth- the case might be.“ jection being made to this proposition by Mr Magruder on any othe, the repo It gives an exhibit of the operations of the Board through the year, and of the present condition of the Public Schools, showing a very decided pro- vented from meetin; ress. : The report being lengthy, embracing snfficient matter to make u, phiet, we are w ‘The number of pupils taught, for a longer or shorter period, during the past year, was an They were distributed as lows: Male District Schools, 468; Female Dis- trict Schools, 295; Male Primary, 415; and Fe- male Primary, 2,206. Some chanzes are recommended in the man- agement of the Schoois on the part of the Board. such as altering the time of bolding the annua’ examinations, for the reason that the extreme heat rated against the success of the chil- dren in the examination, they being compelled to submit to six hours’ trying ord calculated table sized pam- regate of 3.347. leal, under cireum- disconcert them. recommended to hold the examinations in the latter part of May, or first of June, instead of On the closing of the reading, the report was referred to the special committee, as previously reed upon. ** roder tendered his resignation asa member of that committee: Polk was appointed to fill place on the com- The committee consists of Messrs. Pendleton, Wilson, Pearson, and Polk. The Secretary read a communication from Jno. E. Thompson, teacher, req rant him the privilege of usin; is school, not named in the lst decided upon by the committee. Some discussion arose upon this point, and Mr. Pearson moved to substitute Parker’s Rhetorical Reader in place of Hilliard’s First Class Reader, and add Bullion’s Principies of English Gram- The motion was afterwards witb- drawn, and Mr. Davis moved to add both the above books to the list; carried. Mr. McKim moved to substitute Lossing’s His- tory of the United States in place of Berard’s; fried uesting the Board to gy certain books in mar tothe list. On motion, it was agreed that the Board ad- journ to Wednesday afternoon next, at 4 o'clock. to consider the annual report of the Board. Taz River.—Captain Fonce arrived up this morning from the lower river with a cargo of 700 bunches of trout, perch, rock, &c., for the Wash- ington markets. They were the finest lot brought to market this season. Skidmore bought them. There is not a thing doing about the wharves, and owners of horses and carts, who have been complained of by captains of vessels for not be- ing sufficiently well provided with accommoda- tions for unloading coal, now complain in their turn of the total absence of vessels to unload. The river looks entirely deserted, and avout the wharves this morni get up an excitement of some kind, so they re- solved to hold a convention out on the flats and invited all hands out to see what measures could be adopted for the relief of the Seventh Ward The means of trans; from the wharf to the flats being sisting of three leaky skiffs am jafts, the several delegations from the wharf, Magruder & Stone's. Riley's, Galt & Young's and Harvey & Co.'s wharves, and the Long Bridge, assembled on the end of Riley's wharf, with countenances expressive of the most woe-begone out-of-business and out-of- gocketedness, and embarked on the calm waters of the Potomac. In a short space of time the convention was at anchor on the flats, and a committee of five being elected to bail out the water which intruded it- self jaio the boats thron; anking, fhe others o asiness. On qotion of a sonny of the long bridge delegation, jhe collector of the rt was i FE na the convention was called to order, the presiding officet taking a seat on the dry side of the raft, upon a tewpor: of a piece of convenient 47:7! wood, over which was spread a wet fish blanket vention then proceeded to business. A delegate from Riley’s wharf arose and addressed the meet- ing, Tecomamend: several measures for the im- rss, none of which, however, were trying to 4 the many seams of the called to the chair rary chair com- provement of busi were entertained by the convention. The Chair thought the best thing that could be done would be to close up the river for the season, and recommended that a committee be ap; to consist of the chair and th: fo wake the necessary arran; Ga the suggestion of a de! Magruder’s wharf, the convention went into a committee of the whole on the state of the river, and decided that it Le closed up forthwith; and a member from Armstrong's ship yard was author- ized to communicate with several coxtractors in various parts of the Union, with regard to the purchase of a large cargo of cedar post holes and €ypress slabs, with which to close the port of from Stone & A resolution was presented by a delegate from Harvey & Co.'s wharf. calling upon the Corpora- tion of Georgetown to concur in the above pro- evedings; and then— On motion of a new delegate, who had just ar- rived on a white-pine plank from Jackson City, the convention adjourned siae die [commenicarep, Tue New Copve.—Mr. Editor: Allow me to » through your valuable paper, what has become of * Part IV. of the District of Columbia Code,’ which, it is generally understood, finishes the labors of the Codifiers ? ures, if any, have been taken to the Code in the hands of the people, who will seon be called upon to vote upon it. if the law is to be curried ont tothe letter that the Code shall be submitted to the ‘+ people and to Congress on or before the first of December, $957."" Will it be submitted to the people before s sulunitted to Congress? aud if tot first, is it not absolutely necessary that they should wave it at an early day that they may get a full understanding of what they are to vote upon? At the present writing but three months of the ime allowed by the law remains. Also, what meas- Place copies of ‘The law requires Tue Baccaor Exrur<s of John M. McClin. tock, om the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. ts a great accommodation to our citizens and others passing over the road to Baltimore. ag agent waits upon the passengers, receives their becks, and forwards the | a is of private houses in Balt! the railroad stations or steamboat | ways making the connections rids the traveler of the annoys his own baggage in the cro ated at a stopping place. press compan tive and gentlemanly, an the skillful mavagement of Mr. McClintock, can- not fail to receive the confidence and patronage of tbe traveling public, Which it so well merits Hounds ace givea by the company for safe delivery This arrangement nce of attending to wad usually congre- The avents of this are intelligent, atten- the enterprise, under From Messas. Morcay & Reixaanpt we Lave information of aa accident to the new wha £ which they have been erecting this season at the west end of the city. On Tuesday morning some ngth of the wharf gave way, out from its bed some four feet, and set- wa about five feet. The da: eangot be actuall pot probably be be much more extensive ring at this time, cannot drawback to the business one buudred feet in le: ¥ estimated at present, but will $1,000, and pe: haps may Such a mishap. oceur- but be « considerable operations of these gen- AT THE AssEMeLy Rooms, to-night, will be given aspirited entertainment, consisting of Eng- jish and German vaudevilles, with a singing, fancy dancing, etc. ‘The company is admirable in its their performances richly worth seeing AT A MEETING of the members of the Good In- tent Association, held at their ballon Wednesday evening, Angust 26th, 1857, men were elected officers pire Louis W sball Caden; finanei; the following gentie- for the next quarter: Dorsey; vice-president, Mar- A ading Ste a Joseph C al Secretar Betts ; treasn- nderson wis 4 this morning, was largely attended, and fair supplies of articles were dis- played on the stalls. Prices were as follows : Ha Shipstute .- 16 2K a 3 a —e — 37 loney, per ib.. 3 rtd c mit 638 12a15 Green tees 10 Herring, per doz, Apples, pk... Terrapins, each... 37a@1 Pecchen por pk - Wasi Irish potatoes,pk. —_25| Beets, per bunch. 3 Sweet potatoes, pk Sa6z Tarnips, per b’ch. Corn, pr bush.... 55a90] Watermelons. Corn.ear,prbush. 60 Canteloupes.. Beans, prbush.... $2 Cucumbers, doz.. 10 Rye, pr bush 90) Sturgeon cuts..... 12450 Oats... os 40a45|Rock, per bunch.. 25 Meal . 90a95| Trout... 25 Shorts 25| Taylors 2 Tue Weraturr.—Range of the thermometer from Thursday noon, Aug. 27, to this morning: Morning. Noon. bee ? Thursday .. _— mw Priday . 72? 3 7 Satare + 66 "4 6 Sunday - 6 R 66 Mond») - 6 72 66 Tuesday - 60 ru) 7 Wednesday - 64 76 72 Thursday 66 Average heat of each day from Aug. 27th to Sept. 2d, inclusive: Aug. 27th, 70°02; 2th, 74°; 29th 69 UL; 36th, 66° 02’; Bist, 66°; Sept. ist, 68° 02; 2d, 70° oR’. Average height of the thermometer in the morn- ings, from Aug. 23th to ie 3, inclusive, 64° (2. emarks.— hug 27th—cloudy and rainy; 28th— windy and rainy early morning, rest of the day lightly clondy aad warm; 29th—fog early morn- ing, came out fine, and cool and P leasant to end; 30th—airy, cool and pleasant; ‘ist—clear and pleasant; Sept. Ist—heavy fog, came out fine, and milder; 2d—fog, warmer, cloudy; 3d—cloudy, ‘warmer, air moist. River clear. _ New moon Friday, Sept. Is, early morning. Georgetown, Sept. 3, 1 B. 2 Cnarce oF Fase Pretences—A Race.— This morning, Wm. Whitehurst was arrested by Officer Suit for obtaining butter under false pre- tences. He was taken to the office of Justice Smith and left in bis custody while the officer went for his witnesses. As soon as the officer left Whitehurst very coolly remarked to the Jus- tice that he didn’t intend tostay there, and picked up his hat and left. The magistrate took after him, and raised the cry of “ stop thief!” White- burst finding the Justice overhauling him, picked up a stone and struck Mr.S8. The mayistrate re- turned the compliment by a severe blow upon his opponent’s mouth, which induced the latter to reconsider bis ee of walking away. He was taken back to the office and committed to jail for a further hearing. ConskcRATION OF Buriat Grovnps.-—A cor- respondent of the Church Journal says that Bishop Whitehonse, in his recent visitation, consecrated the burial ground of Jubilee College. The Prot- estant Churchman thinks this is the first instance of sch a service in this country by one of our bishops. If we are not mistaken, the burial ground of the handsome new Episcopal church at Belts- ville, Md., was consecrated by Bishop Whitting- ham on the day of the church dedication lately. Corrorxatnon Laws.—Alfred Jones, feed sel- ler, was yesterday charged betore Justice Smith with occupying more room in the Centre Market than is allowed by law. He was ordered to pay 85.55 fine and costs. Phillip Miller was taken before Justice Donn for using pees and indecent language in the streets. He was fined $3 and costs To-xtcHT we are to have something essentially mirth-provoking and musical at Odd Fellows Hall, it being the first gppearance of an excellent company of Ethiopian Serenaders, under the management of Mr. John Wells. We need only remind our readers that John T. Ford, Esq.. has a hand in the arrangements to satisfy them that the entertainments will be rich and varied. A FiGHt took place last night on Pennsylvania avenue between Nineteenth and Twentieth sts., in which two young men were the contestants, the whole being in settlement of a difficulty be- tween rival fire associations. A ring of strictly impartial spectators maintained order until one of the combatants owned up to being whipped. No arrests were made. * AccErtep.—We are happy to be able to an- nounce that the register of Ascension Parish, C F. Hurlburt, received this morning a letter from Rev. Dr. Pinkney. accepting the call made upon Lim by that parish. Mr. P. will enter upon his duties as pastor of Ascension Church on Sunday, October lth GuaRp Stcwat.—The Franklin Fire Company has granted the use of their alarm bell f the pur- se of recalling the Guards from their beats to the morning roll cail. For the present. the only signal given by the bell to the Guard will be this The bell is being fitted for the purpose Reat Estate.—Yesterday, parts of lots 17 and 18, in square S29, were sold by J. C. McGuire, auefioneer, for $740. Purchaser, Mr. Wm. Stick- ney. k Green, auctioneer, sold the east half of lot No. 3, in square 247, with a frame dwelling there- on, for $875. Patetia R.G. Dove. Tat Sorcuvu.—Mr John Brown, of Alexan- dria county, Va., has just shown us a sponster specimen of Sorghum, (Chinese sugar cane) thir- teen feet in height, grown upon his place, At Vetter & D’Uncer’s Concert Saloon, a new and attractive star bas been engaged—Miss Mary Vincent, of Philadelphia. Tie Cextae Marker House is being bright- ened up by a new coat of whitewash. Now for the gas! se Warten Retvrxs.—The only persons in the guard-house this morning were a runaway slave and three lodgers. I'he lodgers were allowed to depart, and the fugitive was turned over to the person who brought him to the station. GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. Correspondence of The Star. Geoxgetown, Sept. 3, 1857. We took occasion, a few days since, to notice some of the superior facilities afforded by the sem- inaries of Georgetown for the education of youth, and now resume the tusk for the purpose of more thoroughly posting the Star's readers, both at ome and abroad, upon the subject. ‘The duties at the old Georgetown College will be resumed on Monday next, the 7th inst. Al- ready the notes of preparation js being heard, and the scholastic year is expected to be commenced with an unusually large number of pupils. Of the eharacter of this institution for usefulness, it is nr ae us to say anythi Its world- wide reputation as a first class "festitutton of learfiing isa sufficient recommendation for it both at home and abroad. ‘The exercises of the Georgetown Literary Insti- tute will be commenced by Mr. Thomas N. Con- rad on Monday next also. This gentleman bas taken one of the tine, airy rooms on the first floor of Forrest Hall. It isan excellent room in some respects for suc! meh my being thoroughly dr: and well vent - He comes among us wit! the very best of references as a young man well- _ for the arduous and very responsible nties of the office of a school teacher. He has also, as will be seen from his advertisement, fixed his standard of prices for tuition at points which places the benefits of his schoo! within the reach of persons of ordinary means—something which many of the citizens of Georgetown have been wishing for for years. The duties of the Georgetown Female Semi- nary «see advertisement of Miss Harrover) will al-o be commenced on Monday next. This lad: comes into our city endorsed as an accomplish: instractress by some of the very best citizens of Washington and Georgetown.” From her past success as a teacher In Washington we have no doubt but she will be able, with het corps of ex- mage a to give universal satixiaction to those who may entrust their daug! - struction Mens te hae Xe The duties of the public schools will T-samed on Mouda’ gor We may, ‘aun anticipate on that day a general searching up of books, slates, satchels, &c., and scampering among the young Americans of the town, Agreeably to our anticipations a perfect thro: attended the pic nic the Young Catholies Friend Society at coins, Se Sprin; yesterday. The weather was detightful, and the accommo. dations for the transit of persons to and from the Spring being excellent, hundreds of our people, (young and old, male and female,) availed them. selves of the privi of spending one more day of pleasure before being overtaken by gloomy Fall and dreary Winter, and of once more enjoy- ing the agreeable society of the venerable sage of Arlington. ‘The preparation on the ground was ‘nt, and ample for the accommodation of ae ceneien on > of — —— lost ‘un! © disp'ayin, ir lant y to the multitudes of pretty fees ond bilght ps 44 a‘tendance; and the committee of a like numter ‘§ ladies done no discredit to their official post- tion. They were indefatigable during the entire day, in their labors to render those in attendance comieiahle = y. 3 € are informed that the Georgetown City Guards, the military company which has recently been formed among the young men of onr city, will make a first Pie parade, under the command their captain, J. Owens Berry, on the 12th instant. eins: The quantity of wood coming into market at the present — is very limited, and there is every indication of an advance in prices—S4.50 was offered yesterday for oak, by the cargo,which is an advance of from 25 to 50 cents over the prices of a few Weeks past. Hickory is in great demand, but none Nema. | in; a few hundred cords of good would command excellent prices. Pine, $2.75 to $3.50 by the cargo. No change of moment in the flour or grain mar- keis since our last report. 3s. Mavame Mount has prepared by special request, a Salve for the cure of Cancers, which never was known to fail. Also, a Cordial for Dysentery, Diar- thea, and Summer Compiaint, which actsas a per- fect charm to arrest all of those diseases. Also, a ive for the Pi ‘an extract from a flower,)a sov- ereign remedy ive thema trial. Like her Con- sumption Destroyer, ae may be relied on. She offers no article but what has been tested. Tobe had at No. 339 G street, between Iith and 12th, Also & Palmer's Drug Store, comer 9th street avenue, D. 8. Dyson's Drug Store, coraer of Penn. avenue and 12th street, and J. P. Milburn’ Drug Store. Willards’ Hotel. Also at C. Stett’s, corner of 7th street and Penn. avenue. References can be le to Rev. John Robb, Rev. Mr. Register, Rev, James Hanson, and Mr. Mana- ne The Consumption Destroyer also can be found in Alexandria, at Mr. Castleman's Store, on King street, my sole agent for a pace In Georgetown at ‘T. A. Newman's. on Bridge street. je i7 MARRIED, On the 3'st ultimo, by the Rev. Mr. Tapman, M ._ ISAAC WILLIAMS, of Maryland, to Mrs. MAR ¥ KIRK, of Washington, D.C. * ‘he Ist instant, by the Rev. B. A. Maguire, - 1. CLAGETT,Esq.,to ADELE, second daugh- ter of the late Wm. Clare, Esgq., of this cite. thers Mr. THOMAS J ALBRIGHT of Lan: rothers, r e Ss “ ol ‘AT easter, Pa.,to Miss ANN MARIA BEEDLE. of On the 22d August, by Rev. John C. Smith. Mr. SILAS JOHNSON to Miss ELLEN ABBEGIL, oth of Prince George's count: On the 27th ultimo, 4 Rag ev. John C, Smith, GABRIEL KNAFP to Mrs. ELIZABETH ORT, all of this cit; FOR RENT AND a En te cr For other“ For Rent and Sale” notices see ist page. OR RENT .— One of the new three-story DWELLINGS just finished, containing nine rooms, one square from the ‘Treasury Building, on E street. between Lith and 15th streets. Inquire on the premises. 2 = se 3-t McLAUGHLIN & WILSON, — RARE CHANCE FOR A FLORIST OR GARDENER .—I offer forsale a sinull FARM of between 2and 3 acrea, in the vicinity of 7th street. in good order and the necessary improvements.gocd water, &c., whieh | will sell-at private sale by in uiring at}JOHN ANGERMAN?’S, opposite the Sentre Market, Washington. 8° 3-3t* OR RENT.—A three-story FRAME HOUSE witha two-story back buiiding besides a kitchen, containing I} rooms, situated on sth street, between land K streets, Rent moderate. For further infor- mation apply to W. UTERMEHLE, 425 Mass. ovenue, between d7th. se 2-3t* WO FIRST C SS HOUSES, JUST FIN ISHED, FOR SALE, nated on I street, near i7th.—These Houses are each 2% feet 6 inches wide, by 59 feet deep. three stories high, and base nd contain all the modern convenrenee ments, Aley inthe rear. Apply to RIG au 29 aw RNY’S CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE. This well known and popular estabiishment is now offered for & thus presenting a rare opportu- nity for a good fectioner to enter inte a safe and profitable imsiness. Possession ean be had iat No- vember. The threa-story Brick House, now occu- ied as above. is offered at private sale until about By September, when, if not previously disposed of, will be gold at public auction. y For ticulars inquire on the premises, No. 84 Bite. street, Georsetown, D. C., or to WM. BRI au 27. Ba 313 West Laltimore street, Baltimore. ti OR SALE.—A FARM of about 100 acres, in Montgomery county, Md.,ten miles from Wash- ington, on the Colesville road, improved with = Brick Dwelling, n log barn and stable, and a fine orch- ard of choice fruit. A part is set with clover, and the whoie well fenced. A bargain may Le obtained if early applied for, or would exchange for eity prop- erty. H.N. I. DAIL Agent. No. 54 M s! Au 25-Im* or through the FS SALE.—My RESIDENCE onthe corner 0 New Jersey avenue and C street south, Capitol Hiil, fronting on the avenue 162 feet 9 inches, and on C street south 206 feet 1! inches, and containing nearly H,000 square feet. may 8-tf LW. PF. PHILLIPS. OR SALE, RUG STORF. inthe central part of the city, doin anexcellent retail nnd prescription business, Ad- dress Chemust, through the Frost Office. au 25-2awow {OR SALE—A FAR 62 acres, situated about 14 miles beyond Reeck Creek Chureh, and abont 44, miles trom the Centre Market. Is weil adapted fora market garden and private residence. Apply toH.N.& J. W. EASRY, corner %th and D streets. se 1-2aw3 SPLENDID HOTEL LOT FOR SALE, inthe city of Washington, D.C.,and fronting sylvania avenue. he Lot is about.one hundred and seventy feet by one hundred and sixty feet, Le.ng the ground partly oceupied by the Union newspaper prin! in office,and artiy by the ruins of the late National ‘Iheatre. ‘here is no place he country where a first-class hotel is more imperatively required, nor where such a one would so surely prove profitable. The terms will he made very favorable.and, if needed, facilities will be atlorded in the erection of a suitable hotel, Apply, in Washington, to C.H WINDER; or, in Plu edelphia, toW- H. WINDER, No. 76% Wainut street. And, if not sold, the Union Buildings will be for rent,and possession given on the Ist of September, jy 27-2aw2m ‘1857, wo comfortable and conveni- ent BRICK HOUSES on Fayette street, ad- joining the Convent,are now pecetea ne coraniete re- ir, dad willbe fer renton the 4thot August. The ouses are very desirable, Lo pana ee to parents paving © eran, to educate. Ave y to JOHN L. KIDWELL. High street, Georgetown. jy 27- BOARDING. WO GENTLEM ora Gentleman and his Wife, can be ace odated with ROOM and RD by applying at 8. J. A. PETERS, 436 H street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets. References required. se t-eost* Le By A. ALUABLE Cimeze at Ar 9h instant, fs o'clock p. m., Lot No. 3, in front on nort! back 100 feet toa Seas te ONES DAY, the 0. 37, having a wide alley, between 22d 5 square feet. ih; palaneein cand 12months, 7 of sale. f taken. eyancing at the cost of the pure! A. GR By JAS.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN ie AvcTion.—On tember 10th at 6 part of Lot No, t Imeb on Loui- ‘he premises, No, 350, froi 31 fee hie between 10th and sign avenue and the public 5) llth streets west, running with the improvements, consisting of a Brick ing, which has been occupied { essrs. J. W. Arnold & Co.. as a Bookbindery This property can readily be adapted toand is ina desirabie location for manufacturing purposes. : One-fourth cash ; the residue in 6, 12, and 18 rronths, for notes bearing imterest, secured by 8 TAS. C. McGUIRE, Auet. By JAS. C, McGUIRE, Auctioneer. SREMPTORY SALE OF LARGE BUILD- ixc Lot on 171m AND N STREETS aND Mass. WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, at shall seil,on the premises, Lot are No. 158. fronting on north N street 12) feet,on I7th strest 14 feet 6 inches,and on Massa- chusetts avenue 99 feet, containing about 34,600 Terms: One-third cash: balance in and 12 months. with interest from the day of sale, A deed given and a deed of tru-t taken. Title perfect. Conveyancing at the cost of the JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Anet. ), Auctioneers, &¢., AT AUCTION. deed ot trust on the pr se 3- A NI 5%¢ o’clock p. m By WALI, & BARNARL RANDIES. WHISKEYS. . EYs SATURDAY MORNI 10 o’elock, in front of our Auction Store, we will large stock of Brand: igars, Tobacco, NG, Sth instant, at Whiskey, and other -» being the stock in . Brook, Esq., whois declining business. mi 15 barrels of old Whiskey, Martin's and other choice brand: nds American and French Brand: Bra Whiskey in bottles various brands, part choice 10 boxes Chewing Tobacco 9 barrels machinery Oil 17 barrels Mackerel 25 boxes Family Soap Spices. Starch, Mustard, &c. Also, 3 Marden’s Platfirm Scales 1 Sugar Mul, with other goods, all of which will be sold without rese: bearing interest, fui VA for notes endorsed and | 1, & BARNARD, Auct._ RNARD, Auctioneers. ‘DSOME ROSE- "'S SAL E—HAN WooD PIANO, MAHOGANY AND OTURR FuRNI- Horse, Omnrgus, C &e., at Auction —Ou ‘TUE: t ten o'clock. in front o! Barnard’s auction rooms, wil! be sold, ander a dis- train for rent, the personal eflects of the late Chas, Shussler, late proprietor of the Park Hotel. As Piano, Cover and Stool ARRVALL, HARNES: Y MORNIN Handsome Rosew: ahogany Sofas, Lounge: Cane-seat and other Ch Carpets, Bedsteads, Centre and Dining Tables, Toilet and side do Mahogany Sideboard, Secretary, Wardrobes Clocks, Looking Glasses, Window Blinds. With glass and Crockery ip Vare, and other house- Also, one Omnibus, one Carryall, one Horse, Car- enand soid anies; eran rent,to WALL & BARNA 1 1, & BARNARD. UTIFUL AND VALUABL WSTREET AT ALCTION.—On TUE ERNOON rext, ath instant,at 5.9’elo: we will sellin front of the premise: and 1, in square 449, fronting 25 fee of 7th street, het feet to xn allev. ‘This beautiful prope: bilder without reserve. to a level with the street. and is in one of the fastest improving parts of the city, snd is worth the atten- tion of persons wanting to baild or speculate. ‘Forms: One fourth cash ; the residue in 6,12, 13, and 24 months, for notes bearing interest, and se- cured by a deel of trust cate proj een Land M, and rty will be seld to the highest ‘This lot has been graded __ Auctioneers. _ RE, Auctioneer. by tARS ABLE PROPERTY StorEs at Avctio TERNOON, Septe: CERT HALL AND = DNESDAY AF- ber I6th,at 50'clock, on the shall sell the Leasehold of that valuable routing on Pennsylvania avenue, between ith and 12th streets west, immediately adjoining the “Star Buildings,” which has seven years to run from Sept Inst., At an annual rent of $274. werpart has two large Stores, suitable for any heavy busmess,and running back the full depth of the building. The upper story isa fine Hall, (witha broad and easy entrance from the street.) 5) feet by s known and occupied as t t Hail and Lager business it seems to be adinirably adapted. dof each store and the hall will be ‘Terms: One-fourth eash ; twelve months, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, feGUIRE, Auct._ the residue in six and bearing interest. By JAS. C. McGUIR URNITURE FRcTs aT MORNING, Se: residence of Mrs tween Delaware avenue and First street east, (op posite the Capitol Park,) Tehall sell all the Fucm ture and Etfects, comprising— nt and Mahogany French Hair Spring-seat AUCTION SALES, TO-DAY § TO-MOKKOW MOKNING. . GREEN, Auctioneer. wo HANDSOME TWO STORY FuaMeHovsrs WITH BRICK BASEMENT AND caner.on 197 3 RETS be — AURA op Pt TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. PROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT. New vou tier from 3 derbilt arrived hone ae ieee Heer She left on the 234. And £100,000 in species | "198% 350 passengers, The steamers on the amb angaroo and Ariel arrived out The news from India is on my oe Barnard and Sir ry Lawrence are 19th street west, running back 135 feet with the improvements, wish are two two-story Frame Houses, wi 1 rom leed xiven and a deed of trust taken. The propert: Hl be re, ns eau st parchnacras Ser OF SeParat au 27- A. GREEN, Auct. By A. GREEN, Anctioneer. 40 FINE BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING 6TH ANDTTR THURSDAY Ae T streets. the Sd instant, 1 2 pont Litas 3 p.m. Ne M0 a of which oy mf me ei epthrnmnter to alleys. is property is a bow: alley A Te y is beautifully sit ind usted. north, and org! graded on each street. The at- f The Gwation contingent bad mutinied The transit steamer had been lost in the straits of =unda, but the troops were saved The news of the further mutiny in India prow duced profound sensation in F, From Persia accounts say that ducing bis army. ‘The directors of the ocean telegraph had not decided on their future operations yet. A dispatch from Constanti ie says that the Suitan has announced that until the construction pr y ministry a aa with curopean governments had suspended their relations could not be resumed senngulenny attack had been made on the Jews a The English Representative demands an imme- diate evacuation of Herat by the Persians Schamy! had defeated the Russians, capturing several important posts Markers OOL., August 22. —Cotton for the week m advance of ida5-I6d. Sales of the 000 bales, includ 17,000 on specula tion and 6.000 for export. Estimated sales on Friday. 10,000 baies. ‘The market closed ant. ge fair Od, middiings 8 9-Ifd.; Mo- le @ » Middling sya | middling §%4 cali egies eee Breadstutt< closed quiet. Flour bas declined 6a land the Shah is re 4 handsome Building Lo h streets west S and T streets tention of the public is respectfully invited to this large sale of property, as ins may be expected, ‘Terms: One-fourth casi lance in 6,12, 18, 24,3", and 36 months, for notes bearing interest trom day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken, Title indisputable, set A. GREEN, Anctioneer,_ By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, ROCERIFS, FANCY GOODS, &e. at Ave- Gres On ERIDAY MORNING Soph ea o'clock. we wiil sell near the corner of Twentieth and M streets north, the entire stock of Groceries, Fancy Goods. &c., contained in store. Terms cash. sep 2-2t WALL & BARNARD, Auet: Ry E. 3. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. ORTO RICO SUGAR AT AUCTION.—On FRIDAY next, the 4th instant, at 120’clock, on : & A. H. Dodge’s whart,t lance of the cargo of the barqee Wm. Chase, viz: 40 hhds. branded Carmelita » do do Fajardo Cd ; wheat 2da$d_, and corn do do RQ. : ened ; ; 7 do do Routan Fajardo, declined Pork and mance eeeagemies beet 19 do, Sugar closed heavy at a decline of is E. 8. WRIGHT, Anetioneer, sel Georgetown. _ By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. @QALE ON accou OF THE GOVERN- ‘ * On FRIDAY ,the 4th of September next, I shall tthe the Navy Yard, m W: t on account of United States lock m., for cash— One 15-inch Double Block ditional from the Isthmus and the Pacific. New Yor, Sept. 3.—The Illinois ved, with about "S160 000 in specie. ao The Golden Gate, which connected with the Illinois, brought down nearly $2,000,000. ‘The steam frigate Wabash was at Aspinwali The Saratoga had gone to San Juan del Norte. tment, at One tinch ie — the mines were producing very Two ie > sg ein Hiaoe as The “Americans” had nominated a full State Three 10-inch do ticket. i 9-ineh do Sovrm America —The — is committing reat ravages ut ota. In the de; i ey Pose 15.000 Indians had died. ey The revolution in Peru is not over, and there is nojprospect of un abatement. inch = do jnch Single do One 38-inch do Three Snateh Blocks Eleven empty Carboys One bbi. and 49 ibs. Beef, 14 barrels Pork, 784 Ibs. Rice, Ove bbl. Flour, 235 lbs. Butter,45%s lbs. Cheese, | Financial Matters—More Cheering Appear- ances. 72 Ibs. Beans. . aes Bu 26 A. GREEN, Auctioneer. New Yorx, Sept 2.—Financiat — more cheering here, an stocks are improving ; but many think the cri 4 Onl isnot passed. Ouiy one fa — reported to-day. that af Williams & Stevens, old established picture and looking- giass dealers on Broadwa s . - The Troy Times annonnces the failure of John Bates, rake owner of the Bank of Tonawanda. The Bank of the Republic of this city refuses the farther redemption of the bills of the Island #UTURE DAYS. = By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ~ ‘OCKS AT AUCTION.—On FRIDAY AF- S TERNOON, September Sth, at 53g o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, {shail sell, in sums to suit— $1,800 Corporation of Alexandria Stock 2,000 Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds 5 Corporation of Washington Stock. Terms cash, in current funds, City Bank. There are no new di ‘velopments re- _se2-d — lative to the suspended Mechanics" Banking as By J2 sociation. RICK YARD AND HIN ar IR | Exhibition of the U.S. Agri Society. B SaLe at Avetion.—On SDAY AFTER- w “ag 7 Lovisvitre, Sept. 1.—Thirty-six classes of Dorham and Geren whee » and of horses were on exhibition to-day. The Durham stock is pro- nounced to be unrivalled. Kentucky, Obie and Indiana stock took ali the Prizes that were awarded to-day. The weather is detightfal, and the attendance at the exhibition very ae. Intense interest is manifested in the exhibition by the most celebrated stock breeders, most of whom ase present at the fair. NOON, Septe: ses, I shall sell street, near } fs Tempering Machines, and all the Toois necessary for carrying on four gangs, with accommodations for enlargement if necessary. The ground itself will be sold or only the clay, as the purchaser may desire. Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 60 and 90 days, for satiefactorily endorsed notes, bearing in- tere: AS. C. MeGUIRE, Anet. By A. GR N, Auctioneer, WO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, FRONTING ON WASHINGTON STREET, aT AUC- Tion.—Os TUESDAY, the #th inst., | shail sell, in front of the pi se8. at 6 o'clock p. m., Lot No.7, ipSquare No, 518, frouting on Washington street nerth, between 4th and 5 aud G ard H streets, run- nieg back toa wide aile+, with the improvements, which is a good two-story Frame House, containing five conveniently arranged rooms, Terms: One-half cash; balance ir 4, 8,12, and 16 months, for notes bearing interest from the day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust ne se2-d A. GRE Auct. By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF CARPEN- TERS’ Toots, Lowser, Wacon, & Tiey.—On MON ath, at $ o'clock, on the prema th Capitol From Kansas. Sr. Lovis, Sept. 1.—The Kansas correspondent of the Democrat says a meeting was held at Law rence on the 23d ultimo, to elect delegates to the pangs pas Convention. The Demoeratic wing of the free-State party constituted five-sixt! of the auditory. ‘The delegates chosen wore oun in favor of voting at the October election. A nolle prosequi bas been entered in the case of Capt. Walker. —— Railroad Accident. Cixctxnati, Sept.2.—The mail train on the Dayton and Sandusky Railroad ran off the track near Castilla yesterday. The engine and car went over the embankment, and Henry Ross, DAY, Septeuber 7, at 10 m.. I shall se order of the Orphans’ Court, at | B’@gage master; David Cassit, train boy, and Mr the carpenters” shop. aitunt Teuth between G | Kunkle, editor'of a Sandusky newspaper, were and H streets, a collection penters’ tools, wag- personal effects of instantly killed Two or thi ‘were in- on, lamber, &e. belonging t jured. ca i - > John R. MoLeod, decease onsisting im part of one imorticing Machine, saws, live carpenters’ bench es. planes, spirit levels, fra ools, ten box win- dow frames, grindstone, too! chest, lot of tlooring, iumper, Xe. ne nearly new and well-built Wagon, Har- Failure of a Banking House. Cixctxxatt, Sept 2.—The deposit bank of Messrs. Hatch & Lenadon tereened this morning. There being a large number of —— a its considerable excitement was cre- al ie firm were involved by the failure Messts. Beebe & Co., of New York “ and under, cash: over Sif a credit of pearvrored endorsed notes bearing interest, EL PARK Administrator. se2d cC.W. BOTE Auctioneer, zany and Walnut Rockers and Parlor Chairs Marble top Centre and Pier Tatles, Card Tables Gili-fiame_ Mirror, Gas ¥ixtures Brussels, Three-pli Oilelota, Matting, Cane and wood-seal F any Dining and Breakfast uning Chairs, Sidebonrds China, Giass, and Crockery Waro . tnd Ingrain Carpets ugs Chairs, Lounges eaus, Wardrobes ‘oilet Sets, Looking Ginsses Bolsters snd Pillows air and Husk Mattresses Blankets, Counterpanes, Comforts, Sheets Cooking and other Stoves ef Toger her with a general assortment of Kitchen Uten- Terms: $30 and under, cash: over that sum a , 0, and M days, for approved endorsed no‘es, hearing interest. sl S.C. MeGUIRE, Auotioneer. BBserirer MARBLE WORK, The most beautiful ITALIAN MARBLE MON UMENT ever beheld in this vicinity. just imported may be seen at ALEX. RU‘ 2R- jarbie Yard, opposite the Union Office, {L7™ Persons who admire rich specimens of art are invited to call and examme, STREET BOWLING SALOON y : ws hE-OV ENED. The subsoriber having closed his Saloon for some weeks past forthe purpose of making = some important improvements, and’ having completed the same, begs leave to inform his friends and the ie eet Sa Fla a HIS EVENING, ugust Sist, for their inspection, : : J. MARR, Propnetor, au Sl lw F street, bet. 12th and 13th streets. Beh ha ER eth sal 3 er Dae ain J R. C,H. VAN PATTEN DENTIST, Expects to reach his home by the sth September proximo, when, with renewed vigor and, gnereys he will resume his professional luties. With abundant reagan for believing that his efforts in Washington during {he past eighteen yeays have proved generally satisfactory , he is determined yet imore and imore to merit the public confidence and patronage, which he again respectfully solicits, Office (xs heretofore) st his residence, Cedar Hill Villa, Pennsyivania avenue, near Georgetown. autre me = FEET BEST QUALITY ITALIAN 3000 MARBLE SUABS FOR SALE i be ufactured into ‘Table Siabs, Washstand and Connter Slabs, at New York prices, 20 per ce: below former prices. al jumbe; I and others pl all pe in others please be RUTHE north. ‘! Aa! 3 ORD, Marble Yard oppo. the Union Oftice, Penn ave. au 22-lin (Int& States) CHICKERING & SON’S PIANOS, The subscriber as received by recent arrivals ad- ditional supplies of superb BOSTON PI- NOS. His ortinent is nOW, as hereto. Fae fyre, the largest and most elegant iu this’ : city—the admired Parlor Grand, with patent action, leanly by Chickering and Sous: elegant Louis 1V. Central and Square Pianos, of the latest and most beautiful styles, by Chickering & Sens, whose instruments approach nearer the perfeotion of the Eines eee any other, as acknowledged by the first iste. Also, Pianos of various scales and patterns from other high factories, a A numbe: of excellent second hand Pianos for sale very low. Some good Pianos for hire. Thesubseri ber will sell Pianos lower than they ean be bought in this city or at the factories, as he buys soextensive- ly and always for cash, cond-hand Pianos taken in exchange, A g004 stook of Martin’s czlebrated Guitars Su- perior Guitarand Violin bara Ri lanoas DAVIS, se 1-3t nn avenue, H MPHRiES & JUNNIMAN, On street east, between E and F, have fitted up t. air plage. Fist sin neo daily to visite P Mon s onda: ae pe there dette Band ta bon Suge the ee it m he ee pees es, gu nnd and conatantly’ making the Sear AND MOLASSES. 20 barrel; =pri . isharrels houvy bodiet MOL SSREE. 3 F wore and for sats ss ae nla ai WILLIAM M. CRIPPS, ‘ 61 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th sts. 29-e06: au eS LACKBERRY BRANDY.—We ived a suppl, or a - Bier BRANDY high iw a i rf em For sale wholesale or retail ia t cnc ua & Green st., Georgetown, CHINA, GLASS, IND EARTHEN WARE. R.H. MILLER, SON & CO. ALexanpria, Va., ved two instalments of their from the Engligh Potteries, continue to receive aocessions to their stock till the business seasor se H. MILLER, Son & Co. can assure their friends and customers that their stock shall be of the most desirable description, and that their pare favorably with those of any de in Any other market in the United States. R.H. Miter, Son & Ci selves to offer to merciiants every inducement to innke their purchases in WIN DC IMPORTFRS, riges will com- ers in their line _They have just received via Antwerp and York, from the great manufuetory of “Roux,” Brusse:ls, 1140 boxes French Window Glass of upe- d of diferent thizknessox, which tiey red under such circumstances as to enabie them to offer @ superior article at very moderate Dy PONT’S ou c i Bl rn Ly of DUPONT S GUNE | the various kind: POW DER, and arm prepa to supply the same in any quantily to parties wanting, on the moat favorable terms. Agent for the District of C No. 6 may l9-tf (Intel.&States) Geore W GLASS.—300 box is 10 by 15 low Glass, willbe soldat one dollar an seventy-five per box for ash, in lots of 14 boxes, ¢ size French Glags, Ist, Glass for hot-houses, 8 by it, SON & CO. ‘Also. fulleupply of 2d, and Sd qualities: 41 10, 8 by 12, 9 by 12, and _ Alexandria, Va. M™E- KLEIN & CO,, (from France,) DRESS MAKERS, 7 4d, and Oth st No, Hh Pa. 8¥ 4, betwee; Ae Be Y STOCK OF BOOTS about the largest in this AND SHOES being t goods purchased at thi examine for qu . BP. A R’ Tron Hall, Pa. ave. hat. 9th and loth CARD.—The undersigned have this day t ‘ed into partnership in the HOUSE CARPENTER®’ and JOINERS’ BUSIN SSB ; 5 erected a new and the rear of Jackson Hai! 8re prepared to contract with which friends or t onaccommodating terms, wit They respectfully solicii ronage. a pao png Sd A for and perform all work in her inthe city or country, ublio may favor therm, jromptners and dis- a share of the pub- GEO, W. GARRETT & CO, have several Houses and Lots for sale in ferent parts of the city, on accommodati rms. 1a-eotm BEO. W. GARRETT & CO, VINEGAR! VINEG CIDER VIN Agi He VIN 14/ADS AVERRE, T RECEIVED, wo fests TNR MM cRIPPS, ween 6th and 7th sts. AN uA PABELE BLAG?. tofSTATUARY MARBLES ata great ee RUT Marble Yard oppo. the Dns ‘ au 22 im The Society of Missionary Inquiry. Provipexce, R 1, Sept. 1.—An orati delivered to-day before the Society of Missions. Inquiry, by Rev. WS. Plumer, formerly of Bal- timore. Subject: “The Destiny of the United States and the duty consequent upon thatdestiny.» Mayoralty Election at Wilmington, Dei, Witatxctox, 1—The t ot this city was neil to-dare ant 6 eee the American candidate, was successful, having received a majority of 331 votes. The rest of the American ticket was alsochosen. The majority in this city last fall for Buchanan, was over 300 By JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctionoe:. URNITURE AND EFFECTS of a Dacrrr- REAN GALL ¥RY.—On TUESDAY MORNING, September sth, at ido'elock, I shall seli at the rooms peer Sweeny, Rittenhouse, Fant & Co.’s Bank, a Tot of Furniture, & c.: comprising— Pair of Mahogany T tete Sofas Mahogany hair sprine-seat Arm and Parlor Chairs Marble top gentre and pier 7; 3 Gilt frame Mirrors, cane-seat Chairs Damask Curtains, Brussels Carpets, Matting Heavy piateg!ass and metal counter Show Cas? Pictures, Engravings. Daguerreotypes Saprer mache, Gilt, and Rosewood Frames and ages Together with alot of Sereens, Fixtures, and Ap paratus. Terms: $20 and under, cash: over that sum, 2 credit of Sand Ge days, for s8+isiactorily endorsed notes, hearing interest, McGUIRE, Auct. Advance im Corton in Europe, New Yor«, Sept. 2 —Private adviecs by the Vanderbilt report an advance of an eighth to a quarter penny in cotton at Liverpool, the sales of the week reaching 77,000 bales. Middling Or- leans quoted right and nine-sixteenths. At Havre cotton had adyaneed one franc. se 2d Jas. C.R.L Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF PERSONAL PROP- kkT\.—By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Liber J.A.3., No. 135, folios 35, 26. and 27, one of land records for the County of Washington, D ull be sold in front of the Bank of Washington, at 10 o'clock a m., on SATURDAY, meplember 12th, 1857 ublic au 3 twe highest bidder for cash. thr orses, three Carts, and five Mileh Cows. Terms cash. sel C.R.L. CROWN & CO.,, Anets, Ry JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. H a 24 EURNIPURE AND HOUSE- voLD EFPrets a veLic Avction.—O: THURSDAY MORNING. ‘Septenbor Tathrac in e’clock, at the residenoe of Frank S. Shuize No. #4 north I, near 12th street west, we shall seliali his exemieet Furniture and Houschold Effects, com- prising— Suite of crimson plush-covered walnut Parlor Furniture, consisting of two Sofas,two Arm Chairs, and six Parlor Chairs Carved ipecwood marble-top Centre and Sofa ples Walnut Arm, Reception, and Rocking Chairs, fin- _ ished in'figured tapest Crimson damask-covered Union Chairs, Etagere Suite of four enmson damask Window Cartains, (lined with silk,) with lace Curtains, Comics and Fixtures Vermont Election. MonTPEtigr, Sept. 2 cans and If Democra House of Representat) i . tively lignt The Republican majority, bow- ever, is relatively as large as last year. The Weather New Orleans. New ORLEaNs, Sept. 1.—The weather bere is very plea t. Citizens are returning to the city from the various watering places and conntry seats, and business is regaining its activity. Commencement at Brown University. Provipence, Sept. 1—The commencement a Brown University to-day passed off well. Sam’t oo, wg sarge 4 preted the address before the alumni, an Vendell Phillips the oration the undergraduates i — Financial Affairs at New Orleans. New Onveans, Sept. 2—Financial affairs are 5 pd en . niet here, and no disturbance is apprehended. Teen Calpe ndemask Chamber Curtains, with Money is comparatively easy. Sterling bills are Oval gilt-feame Mirrors, Engrayings a ‘Tapestry, Brussels, aud other Carpet: 5 Oiicloth, Stair Carpeting, Matting see aion Bronze iron Hat-tree, Stair Rods and Eyes ‘Two pair eiegant Hebe marhe Vases, with centre pieces, und Card Receiver Handsome French Chinnand Bohemian Glass Vases and other Ornaments Siver-pisted "Poa Met, Waiters, Cake “Baskets, Pitsher, Forys, and Sygons Qhina Dinner, Dessert, and ea Ware ‘Table Cutlery, Gta: sware, Fire Ir Waluut Exteys,on Duanug Tabie, Lounges, Card les, cane it me Holmes’ Therapeutic Chair, Easy Chairs cnamelied Cottage Set, Cliid’s Crib One set walnut Chamber Furniture complete Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, and W ashstands Saperior r eather Becs, Bolsters,and Pillows a Blankets, Comforts, Spreads Sheets, c. c. Refrigerator, Tiguor Case, Water Cooler ‘oth Arrest for Embezziement, Burrao, Sept. 2.—information is el that Moses Cummings has been arventeg at Se routo for embezzling the funds of the Bank of U p per Canada — He !s ordered to be tried for robbery Injunction against a Bank. New Y ORK, Sept. 2.—An injunction against the Mecbanies’ Banking Association hax been appiled for. The bilis arebeing redeemed at par Resignation of a Judge. Porttanv, Sept. 2.—The State of Maine an- nounces the resignation of Judge Curtis, of the ee Court, to take effect on the Ist of Oc- ober. Arrival of e Stenmer Asia. Gonking und otiidr Stoves, Chins Clove! pales : : ‘ore es with a genera! assortment of Kitson Re- | NEW Yorx, Sept. 3—The Asia arrived bere sites early this morning, with Liverpool advices of the 22d. Her news was anticipated by the stesmer Vanderbilt. Arrival of the Cahaba, New Yor«. Sept. 3}.—The Cahaha has arrived from Havana with dates of the 29th. but brings no news of interest. it $20 and under, cash : t 0, aud 90 days, for ‘satisfactorily eat or of the Auctioneer, ds J.C. MeGUIRE, Auci._ By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. WO FRAME HOUSES JOTS ~ ING ON 3D STREET Wasr, ree b crane The Ohioc River. SOUTH AND VIRGINIA AVENUR, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. WueeELixe, Va.. Sept 3—The ! Gu MONDAY that x v 5 NG, : — river still con- of the premises, at Coton ea rer Lo Pent ee boating order. 39, in square 538, agreeabl: MoWilliams’ "New Verk Markets. New York, Se ¥ 1 cline of Watse'; sales “of 5 on tele ee wes om » Obio S8i86 50; Southern 86 ou & needs feohaedns white $1 5ua8i 3 red ina” wane x Bos is 5 Sales of 20,000 bush ; mixed ona Is lower ae Mess $25 374 a825 6), a decline 3 is unchar at $17.75 for repacked. Lard has acclibed at Iie. a Vbiskyfis lower; Onlo Hi ¥c., a decline of te. to vision of said sq with the improvement: ry Frame Houses, containing he ‘This property 18 handsomely located on Third pirest, weat, between south D street and Virginia ‘Terms : One-third cash; balance in 6and 12month: for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A d Fiven and a deed of trust taken. Ail conveyance at the eost of the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with in fve days from day of sale the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the delinquent by xiving three days’ notice of such resale inthe National Entel: encer. woe 1d A. GREEN, Auctioneer. —_———~—~>~—Ee=EE=S=E_—_—_— DDITIONAL. COPIE: “ROSA 300 AppEtc Move a oe, RC TE x e x east. poy lar song ever published. Sent by mail | do. bonds 87; Michigan Southern 23% New York ree 0 On receipt of twenty-five cents in a vania Coal Co. 2x; Read. mrs) JOHN F. RLLIR. tng. Bat AM; Vingiaia6's 91; Missouri 6's 72. F%® STON .—The superior clipper SCROONET | EEE rived and wil have anak i sear as ae °ZBen | GELLING OFF SEI "Our above ort -For freight or passage apply ts S tire stock at ; oe re ait EY & BRO., 101 Water street. George J. AUGHLIN & CO, town, D.C, uel sel 9 between tth and Sth streeie,