Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1857, Page 3

Frarrvut Acctpent.—A dreadful accident oc- curred last night to a lady passenger by the stage from Frederick city The coach stopped as usual 02 its arrival, at the City Post Office, to deposit the mails; and while the yp —_ engs — delivering the mail at the office, atreched S the stage pon fright and started down the street at a fearful rate. with noone in the stage but the iad: . The horses ran down E street to Eighth; thence to Pennsylvania avenue, down which they pluaged. scattering sparks of fire from their hoofs. When they reached tLe corner of Seventh street and the Ave- nue they made a very sharp turn—the evach by a miracle retaini its upright ition—pass! over the canal bri with Increased apmede During ail this time the ——— Screaming for help. which could not be afforded by reason of the speed at which the horses were proceeding. When about balf way between the bri and the street bounding the south side of the ith- sonian grounds, the lady managed to force the door of the coach open, as is Sis Pgriblnrzs leay to the ground, striking ber right temple against the curbstone, and inflicting dreadful wounds about her face and arms. Several persons who witnessed the fearful leap rushed up to the spot where she was lying insen- sible, and proceeded to apply several remedies usoal on such occasions, for her restoration. A back was sent for, and the injured woman was speedily taken to the hashes ory Infirmary, where she was cared for by the j-hearted in- mates. She has remained insensible up to this writing, and noone bas yet a} to ree ize ber Senge Foner from Frederick City, and informed the driver of the coach that she dived on the Island inthis city. St e to. say, ber nume was not registered in the books at the coach office. ‘The fall from the coach produced concussion of the brain, and though she breathes regularly yet there is no sign of returning consclousness. It is to be hoped that this will meet the eye of her 1 tends in this city or elsewhere, that she may be cared for by others than strangers. P.S —Sinee writing the above we learn that the trunk of the young lady was opened this morning by Justice Daniel Smith, which con- tained a letter from Wm. Yonson, addressed to his daughter, Margaret C. Yonson, in Frederick, requesting ber to return home. Sucha man lives on the Istand in this city, and the letter was im- mediately dispatebed fn the hands of an officer to the supposed father of the young tady for iden- tification Star Distaier Porice—Before Justice Cull. Jeremiah Henesy was made to appear to answer a charge of selling liquor without a license. ‘There had been an Irish funeral, and, as some- times Lg asad on_such occasions, the friends had a small jolifieation; and, after a short time, they all got very lively and kicked up a great many shines of a not very pacific nature. The inform- ant, knowing that Henesy had no license'to sell Hiquor by the glass, lodged a complaint and had him up. But, it fell out that Henesy had been treating his friends, not selling to them “st all, at all;’’ and he very stoutly asserted his right to give away his ‘corn-top*’ to whomsvever he pleased His honor dixcharged the case. James Bryen was called up for disturbing the congregation that worships in the colored Bethel Church, wear the foot of the Capitol. No one appeared against the defendant, and the charge was disinissed. George Reneker undertook to perform the feat of ditving his horse over the gravel footway of Tenth street, to the terror of the Sixthwarders, as well as in defiance of the law; he was fined $2.00 and $1.13 costs. . Jobn Bell was arrested for threatening and fane language towards the little son of John est; fined $i.04. Joba Smith came up the third time witbin the Jast two months on the old charge of selling li- or in doses smailer than the law allows for People in the small grocery line. Smith always gets off. This time he yot off again, and seemed to erry much the idea of being too smart for the law. The witness in the present case was too good natured to acknowledge that Smith had charged him for the drinks that had made him tight; so the magistrate dismissed Mr. S. with = promise to have him indicted properly next time Mititary Visitors.—The Morgan Continen- tals, Captain Jackson, a well-drilled, and hand- somely-uniformed (Revolutionary style) company from Winchester, Va , reached Washington this morning via Alexandria. They wereescorted by the Alexandria Ritlemen and Mount Vernon Guards, and with Weber's band of this city, the band of the Coutinentals, and an Alexandria band TO- ‘or Having paraded through some of the principal streets, they proceeded to the Executive Man- sion, where they were received by Dr. J B. Blake, Commissioner of Public Buildings, who informed them of tbe absence of the President. He having gone on a visit to his home in Penn- sylvania. After passing through the principal halls of the President’s House the battalion was formed and marched to the War Department and paid their respects to Secretary Floyd, who re- ceived them heartily. The battalion then pro- ceeded to visit other places of interest about the city. t is discreditable to ont military companies that not one of them was out to receive the visit- ors Tue Rivzx —The steamer Baltimore reports mothiag above the Creek but river craft. and there ‘were no arrivals at Alexandria yesterday except @ few of the same class Arrived yesterday, at Riley’s wharf, schr. An- teris, Capt. Ireland, from Port Walthal, Va., with 6,v0U busbels coal for the Gas Company At Stone & Magroder’s wharf, New Yor ket schr. A.V. Bedell, Capt Rider, with mdze for the District. Washington consignees -—Hamil- ton & Leach. J.C aguire, Campbell & Coyle, Stanislaus Murray, Capt >. Meigs, William Bryan, B. W. Reed, W_ C. Harper, Naval Store Keeper, 8. Murray (or R. B. Ciaik,) Thompson & Hamilton, Wm. H. Upperman, Edward Hall, Commissioner of Patents, J. Alexander, W. P. Drasy, J. P. Stone, S. Bacon & Co., W. Ballan- tyae, Thompson & Bro , A. Green, Hon. Lewis Cass, Edward Myers. J. W. Thompson, Howell & Morseli, There are many articles ou board not entered on the manifest, having been shipped after the vessel cleared. A Stuone Contrasr was that of last night, between the darkness, chill and damp of the outer world and the brilliantly-lit-up, cheerful room of the Assembly's Church Fair. ‘Phe sen- sation of passing from oue to the other was a de- licious one, and we advise the reader to try it on The array of beauty at the Fair last night was almost bewildering to the bachelor rye. ‘There was a pretty girl to every square yard of space, at Jeast; and the proportion would have been larger, doub.less, but for the prevailing fashion. The Assembly's Chureh has certainly a brave show of petty women. We mean to take @ pew there! By the way, who are the ‘+ Harmoacons,’? who sang so deliciously at the Fair last night? The management have shown good judgment in fur- nish excellent music, h vocal and instru- mental. City Imrxovements.—The Commissioner of of the Third and Fourth Wards has begun the arrangements for trimming and graveling Eighth street between D and EF. streets; paving and gra- ding alley in square 447; constructing a sewer to connect with one at Fifth street, thence to } street; grading and graveling E from Ninth to Tenth st vets. and paving and grading alley in square 43. This work will proceed as rapidly as possible ‘The new store of Somatuixne Hanvsoxg. Harper & Mitchell, on Pennsylvania avenue, is attracting universal attention from the ladies. In ail its arrangements it is fitted up according to the latest style for first class reta‘] dry goods stores in the Northeru capitals, and refieets great credit on the taste and er ga of the proprietors, as well as on the skill of the mechanics of Wash- ington Stealing in Marcet —This morning, a:ol- ored boy was caught bya country dealer in the actof removing cabbages from his pile without having given him an equivalent therefor He Was taken to the clerk of the Centre Market, who directed bim to be carried before Jusiice Smith; but the owuer of the cabbayes, thinking the bey scared bad enough, rel him. Wasiinorox Grarps —This is the new name of the second company of the volunteer regiment, formerly styled the ‘National Greys.” The cbange of name is made necessary by their change of uuiform. The regular drills of the corps begin this evening, and will be continued during the fall and winter. They have one company and two squad drills weekly, at their armory. Witupraws —One of the cases growing out of the apprentice case against W. D. Bell, men- tloned in the Star of yesterday, was a civil war- rant against Mr. Hitchcock ror the wages of the boy during his absence from bis master. The case was ruled for trial before Justice Goddard, but the plaiutiff’s counsel, previous to the hour of trial, withdrew the sdit. r. Jobn T. Ballenger left at our office, yesterday, a herring caught by him from off the fish wharf, by a hook. This is the first instance we have ever known of herring bit- no bey a book, and it is very unusual for herring to be found in our river at this season of the year. This specimen is of yood size, very fat, and as firm as those taken in ihe Spring —Alexandria Gazette. Ar tae Waswinotox Baxrzacks.—On Satur- day last, a draft of 3 sargents, 3 corporals, and 38 men arrived from Boston. They are just dis- charged from the Roanoke, which has beea hauled up at the dry dock at Charlestown, Mass., Navy ard, for repairs. Damsons, per pk. 18} Pears, all aag pair. 50a62) Butter as, Chickens, pr ** Turtles, eat? 1228125 Quinces, per p Corned salmon 15| Apples, Herring, per doz.. 20a31 Pose: chs Terrapins, each... Irish potatoes. ee Sweet potatoes 2537 Corn, pr bush... 85a90) Corn, ear, . Tue Wratuer.—Range of the thermometer trom Thursday noon, Sept. 17, to tis morning: Morning. Noon. eS 70 0 ie 24 3 . 6 60 oe 66 » oo 62 63 66 66 56 i day from Sept. 17th to 23d inclusive: 17th, 76? U1; i8th, 77° 02%; 19th, 649; uth, 64° U2; Bint, Gu? 02; Bad, 65° 15; 23d, 6. Remarks —Sept. 17th—cloudy tine, warm with southerly wind, and lightning; #8th—fine; much warmer, cloudy, about 3p m. Leavy gust of wind with rain and lightni showery to end and cooler; 1%th—between 4a.m- heavy show- ers with lightning, rainy rest of the day and much colder With—cloudy, cool but mild and Nh ; 2ist—eloudy, coot, wind N. to 8. and 22d—clear, pleasant and bracing, h—heavy fog, cool. Last quarter moon Saturday, October 10, early morning. B. Georgetown, Sept. 24, 1857. Seventu District Potick—John A. Sauer was brought up by officer C. A. Vermillion, for resistance of officers in the discharge of their du- ty. The case was, Sauer failed to satisfy an exe- eution against him for debt; and officers Little and Vermillion proceeded to his house to levy on his chattels, when Sauer, abetted by his wife. made various threats and curses against the sai officers, and proceeded to carry them into effect. Mrs. Sauer seized an axe with Which she appear- ed to be about to terminate the existence of officer Little, when Vermillion caught it from her hand, and while Little watehed ber, to keep her from further mischief, Vermiltion obtained a warrant for their arrest. They were tried before Justice Rowland, who held them both over, to appear at the next term ef the Criminal Court, &c.; and,in the meantime, they were required to give security to keep the peace toward everybody. (communNicatED. InteRgstine Revivat at Mount Ouivet Cuvrcn, (near Ball's Cross Roads, Alexandria county, Va.)—Mr. Editor: It is with unfeigned pleasure I am able to inform you that there is now progressing at this new Church, but recent- ly dedicated. a most interesting protracted meet- ing, under the charge of the Rev. Mr. Clay. pe week he was assisted by the Rev. Dr Murry, of Georgetown, and this week he is aided by the Rev. Mr. Roberts of Alexandria. Much good has already been done throagh the agency of these eloquent ministers. Several conversions have already been made, and many more will tarn from the ways of sin, before the meeting ter- minates. Itis certainly an auspicious season of good, and the Lord is working upon the hearts of the people in your old neighborhood. Yours, &c , * Tuk Unrinisuxy Grave of First street east, between C and D streets, presents an unpleasant feature, in the shape of a Ligh embankment, which is not only dangerous, but which prevents the scavenger or cart driver of an description from getting near the houses on the east side. ‘The grading was commenced some twelve months ‘0, and the citizens thereabout would gladly see the job completed. Rear Estate. —Yesterday, A. Green, Auction- eer, sold lot No. 13, in square 363, on N, between Ninth and Tenth streets, containing 2,065 feet, to John W. Righstine for 53¢ cents per foot. Wartcu Returns.—The docket at the guard- house was clear of trial cases this morning. To-pay we accidentaily dropped into Nairn and Palmer's drug store, corner of New York Avenue and Fifteenth street, and were indeed surprised at the courteous promptness with which medical pre- scriptions were dispensed—the mure so since they seemed to have been compounded with the greatest accuracy. Nairn & Palmer have an excellent stock of fancy articles and perfumery on hand; and, if one may judge from appearances, they are determined to make tueir new establishment exceedingly worthy of public patronage. yer As Usvat, Earty IN THE FreLp.—To all who ‘Wish to appear in elegant and tasteful apparel ior the fall season, and don the latest Fashions, we invite such to call and examine our carefully selected and unsurpassed stock of Men and Boys’ Coats, Pants, 4 arts, Drawers, &c., and indeed our collec- f Garments suitable to make up a complete Wardrobe. At the “Odeon’’ is to be found the above, and cheaper than at a ther establishment, corner of 4de street and Pi venue. se d-lw Wenvinc kks, of every kind, at very low pri- ces, made to order, at the Philadelphia Ice Cream Depot, corner |2th and F street se i7-1m* Coats, Pants, anp Vests. Dress Suits, Business Suits, Noan Water & Co., Marble Hall Clothing Store, Browns’ Hotel Building, respectfully an- nounces that their annual display of Fatt anv Wintgr CLotHixe is now ready for inspection, comprising an assortment of Gentlemen's and Youths’ Clothing of the newert and richest design m material, trimming, and workmanship. ‘spondence of The Star. Grororrown, Sept. 24, 1857. Arrivals—packet Statesman, Wicks, of New York, to F. & A. H. Dodge, with a fall cargo of merchandise, for the two cities. Schooner Rome, 70,000 feet of lumber, to F. Wheatly; and Mill Boy, with flour to Peter Berry. s. FOR RENT AND SALE. For other” For Rent and Sale” notices see ist page. OOOO TS 1.ET.—A smal! convenient two-story BRICK DWELLIG HOUS New York avenue, between I7th and 18th street It has recently been pat in rood order, and wil be let at a moderate rent 0.8 careful tenant. For further particulars apply at No. 97 7th CHARLES DE SELDING’S office, street. Be 24-e03 (OR RENT.—A large PARLOR and CHAM- BER, furnished or unfarsished. Inquire on the corner of 13th and L streets. ne 23-tf [POR SALE—A comfortable two-story FRAME HOUSE cn etn sere between Mt = N. A may i ay i OF ii tal . saad e eats si LANSDALE. ‘Agent, _se 23-Im* “ie (0. 534M street. FOR RENT.—1 have for rent two smali FRAME HOUSES on Square 721, little east of the De- pot, one fronting F and the other 2d street, with ardens and front fences attached. For terms, &c., faquire of ALEX. HeYOUNG, Guy Bost Office. HENRY Ss _80 23-2w* Jefferson, Md. OR SALE.—A twenty horse- wer portable F STEAM ENGINE, with Tudson’s Patent Governor attached. Can be seen in operation for a i ee TRUMAN & DRAPER’S Plaining ul, corner of 12th and Canal streets. se 23 St (States& Intel) OR RENT.—The STORE-ROOM No, 516 7th street, immediately opposite the office of the ‘ational Intelligencer, aud now. occupied by W. ndenin a8 8 t and Shoe Store, sion n the 16th October. For terms, &c., apply te 3EO. W. COCHRAN, next door. se 2i-ti Fos SAL Two comfortatle FRAME DWELLIN Nos. 116 and 118, situated on north side Kast 1 street, between 4th and 5th streets east. Terms: $200 in cash; balance in 1, 2, andS years for either house. ‘Apply at No. 512 (2d ti ) 7th street. Me" POLLARD WEBB, Agent. sels SP 1D HOTEL LOT FOR SALF, inthe + city of Washington, D.C.,and fronting on Penn- sy!vania avenue. ‘The Lot 1s about.one hundred and seventy feet by one hundred and sixty feet, being the ground partly occupied by the jon mevsreper printing ofhoe,and rtly by the ruil of the late National ‘heatre, Phere is no place inthe country where a first-class hotel is more imperatively required, nor where such & one would go surely prove profitable. The terms will be made very favorable.and, if needed, facilities will b= afforded in the erection of a suitable hotel. Apply, in Washington, to C. H WINDER; or, in Phifdeiphia, to W. H. WINDER, No. 785 Walnut street. And, if not sold, the Union Buildings will be for rent, and possession given on the lst of September, 1357. jy 27-2aw2m ‘OR SALE.—Three three-story BRICK HOU- SES, within a quarter of a inile of the City Hall, one two story BRICK, with back building, near the Cirele,and one FRAME COTTAGE, on Capito! Hill, with smaller Houses, and vacant Lots, = Ligeti be nes of te Ge + Inquire over Yashington City Savings Bank, o weli-entt GRAFTON D. HANSON. Pi EB cts ntact Bs seh esa ras FOR RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS—A Farm of 6 acres; one half cleared and under cultivation, situated in Alexandria coun- ty, Va., adioining and north of the Farm of G. W. P. Custis, and about a quarter of a mile from the Georgetown Aqueduct. The land is of excellent quality. Lt is well enclosed, with good dwelling. stables, and other ho For uta inquire onthe premises, orto HENRY BIRCH, ISth street, between M and N, Washington city, D. C. an 2-Séw* VALUABLE LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY FOR SALE.— The undersigned having 30acres of Land i farm, will dispose of from 100 to 2”) acres, in lots to suit purchasers. Said Land is situat, miles from the Long Bridge, on the Colamlus ropike, and about tne same distance from Alexandria and Georgetown. Those wishing near the three cities, will do well riber, ax I deem it unnecessary to ud or neighborhood, as itis presamed that ne —- a purchase will examine the roperty before purchasing. “gi S. B. CORBETT. (Alex.Gax.2awtf) se l5-eolm re SALE.—Two small and eligibly sitnated FARMS, wi a short distance of the city. Also, two comfortatle BRICK DWELLINGS, With spacious grounds attached, One inthe First Ward, and the other in the Sixth. Apply to H. N. EASBY, 333 9th street, eephon L an . m (OR SALE—100 acres of Land. situated in Jack- son county, North Carolina, on the Weary Hut Cok, about eight mules east of Webster, the coun- ty town, Tr hese lands are rich in copper ore—an English Company are now engaged in mining bs pe oo on an ining tract—they are well wooded and water- ed. and offer great inducement to speculation. For terms apply to THOS. E. LLOYD, Real Estate Agent. office No. 474 7th st. se 2-eolm* Opposite City Post Office. ARM FOR SALL.—A small FARM, contain- ing 18 acrex of Land, will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, or the whole of it disposed of to any one wishing to purchase. It is within twe miles of the Centre Market. For information inquire of GEO. OORE. east of the Park Hotel, 7th street. 19-wSw" Fer SALE—A fine BUILDING LOT, situated Lon the corner of ist and K streets north, imme- diately in the rear of Judge Douglas's fine mansion, 15 feet frout by 80 feet deev. ld by the 25th instant, it will then oe exposed at public sale. Call on G. H. VARNE Y Louisiana avenue, or 21s, No. at JAS. C, Meu UIRE, Auctioneer, Also,a small FRAME HOUSE and three good LO which will be sold cheap—situated on Ist street. between O and P. 0 15-t Vv OOLEN GOODS at se 23 McLAUG & CO’S. MINK EXCELLENT ROSEWOOD AND Mahogany Caso Pianos, second hand, just opened on Saturday, and for sale at great bargains. ne 2 JOHN F. ELLIS. SOR A FEW DAYS LONGER.—Great Bar- gene Cine out at H. J. McLAUGHLIN & CO's, se 23 20, between ath and 9th sts. BROOKEVILLE ACADEMY, Montcomery County, Mp. The course of study embraces Ancient aud Mod- ern Languages, Sciences, Mathematios, and ordina- ry English branche: ros for Board and Tuition bee per annum. Catalogues may be obtamed at aligutyne’s Seventh street, or by addressing the Principal at Brookevilie, Md. E. YMAN, A.M. _8e 23-Im eines oa ‘ a Principal. VERY THING SUITABLE FOR PRES ‘To those who study excellence, with econom ents at , sbionnbie articles “ drexa, an portunity is now | 8022 LAMMOND?S, 7th street. ered for selecting from one of the most attractive = = ees a 70 cco ocks of Clothing in ths city, at very reduced 4 AO ke Be Pie nee Oece prices. se itm “Sy Sa eiaistiree "_LAMMOND'S. 7 TLS! MARRIED, Bs QHAWwLs: SHAWLS! SHAWLS! On the 2st instant, in the Wesley Chape', by the of k of id Win- ev. Mr. Krebe. J WM MOKSELL to MARY | ASI EVES Mor ceected stock of Fall and Win- IN, all of this city. by at er RRIE’S DIED. ya, at o'clock p. m., the 2d in- NBEEL, M. D CATHEKIN To Alexandria stant, J.W.L ‘On the 2d instant, Mary and W. P. Mohun, aged i9 montis. ughter of On the 2ist instant which she bore with c! tion Mrs. MARY ANN ROLLINS, wife of C. Rollins, in the 49th year of her ag: (Ba timore Sun and Clipper please copy.) bd pulmonary consumption, tian patience and resignn- ym. PANCING ACADEMY. Mr. T F.GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have the honor to announce to the Ladies and Gen- tlemen of Washington and Georgetown that he will re open his Classes for Dancing in Washington on Friday, the 9th of October, Mr. Crouch’s, Hall, corner of ith st. and Pa. av., over Parnham’s Bookstore, for Misses and Masters, m.; ues and Gentlemen, m. Georgetown—on Wednesday, the 7th of October, at Miss Harrover’s Ladies Sem- inary, from 3 o'clock p.m. For terns and particulars application can be mad. at Mr. G.’s residence, 407 EF. street, between 9th 1th streets. _—$—<— — $e itm CAR D.—James Lackey. Merchant ‘tailor, 444 7th street, opposite the Patent Office, respect - fully informs bis friends and the public that he is now supplied with Fail and Winter Goods, which he wilt make up cheap for cash. not inferior to Any in the eity. Gentlemen will find it to their ad- vantage to hi their clothes made to fit and ina fora tritie more than they wi!l pay lemen wishing 8 neat fit and fashion- requested to call, as} feel confident § of giving satisfaction. ae 19 2w* NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN, Just received. and keeps constantly on hand, a Igage supply of the best quality of GUN POWDER, SHOT, and CAPS. Cheap for cash only, JONAS P. LEVY, se2 ti No. 554 12th street, corner of B. PRESERVING sUGaRs. Crushed, Powdered, and Clari Superior White Brads for Pum Par pices of every description. Green Ginger. Pure Cider Vinegar, prooured expressly for Pick- a ling. For saie low sania 1" . BRYAN, No, 44, 0) te Centre come No-Moppouite Contre Markit, PENING THIS: DAY—s 8, 28 SHAWLS, AND EMBROIDERIEQ CE? HARPER & MITCHELL will open this day, in their new store, a large and desirable assortment of the goods. all of the newest designs and latest importations. ‘he attention of our f.iends and purchasers gener ally is solicited. se 200 Je id WOOLLEN YARN just we Graz. Black, and Fancy -colored Knitting White and Blue mixed Knitting Cotton. Also in Fas. full _8e15 Im corner 8th st., Caer. .P Cheap Cash 8 ore, se 2-3t 35 Seventh street, near I, TPYHE COMET of 15565: by J. Russell Hind, Royal Astronomieal Society , London, 1857: #7 ets. — Herschel’s Exsays, 1 vol., Loudon, 1857; Arago’s Biographies of Distinguished Scientific ea; t ja ed by Admiral Smyth, and others; 1 vol., 55). ‘The Ucefut Metals, and their Alloys: by Sooifern, Fairbarn, and others; | vol., London, 1857: 15. How to Work with the Microscope;’ b: Pe of British Physicians; 1 vol., London, 1857; Manual for Naval Cadets; by Capt. Boyd, Royal D Deichnann’s New Tables for Great Circle Sail- ing; London, 1857; $1.75. . Ha Photographic Chemistry; London, 1857; $1.87. Hun Avklaud’s How to take Stereoscopic Pictures; London, 1857; 37 cents. 9 FRANCK TAYLOR. Just received, by which we are prepared to pre- sent to our friends and the public, a complete aud way of— = Dress Shirts of Linen and Cotton, (White and ancy. Under Shirts and Drawers of Silk, L. Wool, Merino, Half Hose do. do. do. rfs Cravat London, 1857; $1.37. Nevy; London, 18:7; $3.5 rdwic! a Busts Manual of Photography; London, 1857; $1 se | NEW eldest es FURNISH- superior assortment, comprising everything in the Shaker Flanuel, and Net Cotton, ‘rocket Hi Dressing Robes. Canes, Umbrelias. Tonlet Articles, &c.,&0. _ of which we will sell at the lowest prices, for N. B.—No indisposition to show our goods, Our effort will be to please all, and sell as many as we can. Callat GEO. H. B. WHITE & CO’S Gents’ Furnishing Store, se 16-eo6t 352 Penn. ave.. bet. 9th and loth s T COST.—Having determined to confine our business exclusively to the coach and cabinet branch of the trade (ine! at Bar Ironand Steel) r our present stock of UULRING HARD- WARE, CUTLERY, AGRICULTURAL GOODS, &e., &e ,at cost to close out, All such goods must pouitively be sold, and if not entirely closed ont oy t @ 15th December will be dis- posed of at anction of mers ze. make room for another class An éxamination of prices wil! conyince purchasers that on such goods there is chance [dra good invest- ment, Wi to ith inoreased facilities in the branch of the trade ni weshall eet devote our pepe u nd quantity, we solicit thes consumers in full nee that prices I THOMPSON Bean anes, bots Sela toxe eke. ntel& Marlboro Gazette) (Al se 2-eolm NQTICE-LICENSES.—All conses Corporati is whose Li MecGUIRE, Auctioneer. SUPERIOR HORSE: rT l Save —On SATURDAY MORNING Soe Both at 10 vrelock, 1n front of the Auction Rooms. I ae superior Bay Horses, sound, yle and action, the pr: f 4 - man removing from the city. ich fe Bie oe Pty excellent two-horse square Family Car- 05s. iso, a F 3 fer ‘in Sm Coupee. JAS. C. MeGUIRE, . uotonees, /, AUETION 83 Pron Georgetown. J ALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. MO ¥ 2 # ¥ ae a —e DAY ert a ar at ten o'clock hall sell in ots, 797 loor of house on Con; Shoes. consisting of men’s fine and ress street, pars Boo ory a coarse Roots of superior quality, in cases. Also, women’s and sive Hit ay patel misses high and jow quarter ohn Somene and fine Shoes of various cut and ‘etins iiberal and at sale. Sale positive and with- out reserve, E. 8. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. INE NEW THRLE-STORY BRICK House, witn Back ButLpixnc, on L stRERT NORTH, BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH STREETS WEST, AT Avction.—On FRIDAY. the 18th instant, | shall seli.in front of the ses, at 5 o'clock p. m., a handsome three-story an ly new Brick House, containing eight convemently arranged rooms, pas- — Cant Ey the yard, bey oa pol oe ri] niences, 19 property is som Jocate onthe north side of | street, between ‘ath and Sth streets. One-third cash: balance in 6, 12, 18, and for notes bearing interest from day of sale. en and a deed of trust taken. at the cost of the purchaser. je. Pee coNsEQUENCRA SEE Aut: N CONSEQUENCE OF THE HOUSE not hei mpleted, thi le i t i AWEDNESDAY, the Sd insient, POstPoned until se Pad A. GREEN, Anct. IP THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Postponed until TUESDAY, the 2th instant, same 7 0. seid A. GREEN, Auctioneer, By JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. TT RUSTEE'S SALE OP VALUABLE IM- provep Reat Estate NE«K THE CENTRE MakkET.— by virtue ofa deed in trust, hearing date on the 2 lay of September, 1857, 2nd duly recorded, made for the purpose of the settlement of the busi- uess of Hastup & Weeden, the subseribers will sell at publio sale, on MONDA ne Sth day of Octo ber, 1857, at 5 o’elock p. m., on the premises, Lots Nos. 1 and 2, in Square No. 381, and the itaprove- ments; Lot No. 1 fronting 40 feet on the publie square orcese Centre Market, 100 feet on north C treet, and M4 feet i inch on Louisiana avenue, and inproved with r large and substantially -buiit three- story brick building covering the entire lot, and con- one several stores, halls, and other rooms. No. 2 fronting 50 feet on north C street and 47 feet Louisiana avenue, and iinproved with small bri and frame tenements. — ‘The above property is located in one of the most valuable business portions of the city, and produces A rent of $300 per, aanuin, and is well known as Haslup & eeden’s; and Lot No, 1, with the building thereon, will id as a whole,and Lot No.2 divided into two building lots, fronting each 2 feet on north C street aid 3 feet 6 inches on Louia- ianaavenue. The sale offers a rare opportunity to capitalists and persons wishing to invest or builid. ‘erms of sale: One-third cash ; and the balauee in 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, and 35 months, ter notes bearing inte- rest from day of sale. secured by deed in trust upon the property 3 and if not Sore With in six days after the enle, the property will be resold, upon one weeks’ notice, at the risk and expense of the de- faulting purchaser. All conveyancing at the ex- pense of the purchaser. &. WALLACH. CHAS. JOS. H, BRADLEY jr. Trustecs. se 2t-eokds J.C. MeGUIRE. Auct. EN, Auctioneer. WO Goon TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES AND Lots on Turkp STR souTH B oR Mam\LAND av STREET.—On FRIDAY. in front of the pre No. 33, in Squar which are two | One contain me two-story bri and the other five goud and - d rooms, passaxe, aud area. The lot rep toa wide alley. i One-third cas balance in 6, 12, and 18 months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust t ne se 13— A. GRe Auctioneer. a NEw STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODs. .1 return sincere thanks to my friends, and the pub- lic generaliy, for their kind and liberal patronage bestowed on me, since iny commencement in bu: n and would respestinly inform them that I have ius received a large, well-selected, and entirely NEW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS; there- fore would ask from them an examination of the same before purchasing elsewhere. I feel confident I cin give perfect satisfaction, both in price aud vality, as | am selling exclusively for CASH, therefore can offer greater inducements to purcha- sers than those who do a credit business. Cc. F. PERRIE, 575 Seventh street near I. H ARMY LIST, tor August, 1857.—Mo- entials of Grammar; London, 1957. Ackiand’s Notes on Drainage; London, 1857. _Baron Munchausen, « fac spel sepant of the ori- ginal edition and plates; London, 1857, Rousseau’s Confessions, translated into English; 1 vol. London, 1857. Cameriui’s Practical Guide to Italian Conversa- tion: London, 1857. The Poultry Book; London, 1857. One Hundred Songs of Scotiand. with Music; one volume; London, 1857; price 37 cents. Chapman's tiliads of Homer, 2 vols ; London, 1657. Whewell’ His ry of the Inductive Sciences, 3 857. - elect Collection of Epitaphs; Lon- don, 1857. The Metaphysics of Aristotle, literally translated; London, 1857, . se 2 FRANCK TAYLOR. NEW ace TURAL AND MACHINE WAREHOUSE, 558 Seventh st.,S. of Pa.av., op. Centre Market. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FIRLD AND GARDEN SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, &¢, The undersigned is now prepared to furnish the above mentioned and all articles pertaining to the agricoliural business, at the lowest market rates. av ust returned from a tourthrough the N = ern and New England States, where he lins visited a large number or the principal Agricultural Manufac- turing Estabiishments, trom which he has taken great pains in selecting 8 choice assortment of {m- plements and Machinery ofall descriptions. He has also made arrangements to beat all times in receipt 1 ofauy impertant mprovements that may take place int ricuuural line. Another very important 8 new establishiment is, that the propri- ractical agricultural machinist, with an ex twelveyears. Hehas thereby acqnired a nowledge of this business inal] its various branches. He therefore feels justitied in saying that he can obtain and furnish all articles in his line on as reasonable terms as any house in this country. Machinery of all descriptions repaired at the ‘shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. With the above experience and facilities for con- ducting this business,; which is ail nmportant,) he re- spectfully s its the patrouage of the farnung com- waite an pone atoeraily. It shall siware his object to please. ours, very respectfully . .B. BARTHOLOW, 553 7th st., six doors south of Penn. ave., se 2-3 opposite Centre Market, “A BARGAIN.—* FOR SALE.’—A Gray Mare, 16% hands high, 6 years old, weighing vunds, very fastand stylishin harness or jer thesaddie. Also, a two seat rock away, built by Weeden. anda set of harn erate or together, to suit purchasers. Arex JAMES H somstt Pint Ward, Insraverion iN" Y GTON AND . GEORGETOW aes 7B . C.IRVING’S Vocal Music Classes meet for in- struction and practice at ‘Temperance Hal!.on E street, above D,on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings. Afternoun classes at 442 o'clock, and night Chass at 73a; and hix class for Georgetown meets at Mr. Arnold's School-ri on West street, ad- joining the residence of Rev. Dr Bocock, on Tues- day and ‘Thursday evenings, at 734 o'clock . ‘Terms, (in either class,) 22 lessons, $5. , Ladies and gentlemen desirous ot Fecerving a thorough knowledge of music wiil be gratified by uniting with either of there classes. Application can Le made to Mr, I. at the Hall or through the Post Office. se 2i tf Anas CLARK, fashionable French Dress maker, respectfully informs the public and the ladies of Washington peoerely that she has re- moved her Dress-making establishment to 13th str. between F and G streets, west side, where she still continues to supply the latest French fashions. to the entire satisfaction of her numerous customers. se 2)-4t* Fassionasie DANCING. PROF. H. W. MUNDER takes great pleasure in announcing to his friends, former patrons, and the public generally, that he will resume the duties of his School. at his Hall, corner, 9th and D streets, on Thursday Afternoon, Octoher Ist, 1457, at 4.0’clock. ’ Prof. M. will introduce giving instruction by the Piano and Violin. having ascertained that the pre- gress of the pupil uch more rapid with the ac- companiment olthe, above instruments. He lias the finest collection of New Dances that has ever been introduced into this or any other city. and hopes, by the flattering reputation which he already enjoys, and the extensive preparation for a brilliant season, to merit a liberal share of the best peboneas. N. B.—Persons wishing to confer with rof. M, will please leave their address at Mr. Jno. F. Ellis’ Music Store, 30} Pennsylvania avenue. se 19-4f SODEY’S LADY'S BOOK, FOR OCTOBER. Received and for saie at Si ClieetoNs Odeon B: i, cor, 434 et. and Grahain’s Magazine, for October, .adies’ National Magazine, for October. Arthur's Home Magazine, do. New York Journal, do. Moss-Side; by Marion Harland; author of Alone. Bells Trelawney, a Sequel to Harold Tracy. All the new Books, Mazazines, and Newspapers, received immediately after publication. Also, & choice assortment of Stationery. constant- fy on hand, oud tor sale by SiLLLINGTON, 8919 Odeon Building, cor. a st. and ave. ONES. TRANSPORTATION BALTI- MORE & WASHINGTOD SLROAD By direction of the President and rectors of the Road, the undersigned gives notice that only such mouey as 16 Bankable in this city wil received in payment ht Bills di . PARSONS, —2w “SW ashiigton, Sept. si, wt ew eo ve FORME? eae ren. inet auntie’, ROA ai Roe a TP . avenue. a TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LATER FROM EUROreE. Arrival of the Steamship Canada. Haxirax, Sept. 23.—The steamer Canada ar- Tived here this afternoon from Liverpool, with dates to the 12th inst. Cyrus W. Field has written to the London Times in mse to the statements in that jour- nal in to the. availability of the Atlantic eable for the Indian telegraph. Mr. Field sayx. @ minute examination by electricians and others, that the reported generation of heat in the cable is false, as no heat exists in the holds of the Agamemnon or Niagara beyond what is nataral ; that the cable tests as perfectly th h its whole leapth aswhen it was first put on rd ship; that there is not the slightest apprehension of any injury tq the cable. Sexparloaane ata temperature of 135° Fabrenbeitand extreme pres- sure of weight baving been recently resorted to with very satisfactory results. He a says that as regards the sale of the cable, the suggestion did not come from the Atlantic company, aod when offers were made they enly consented to entertain them on condition that shay could con- tract for a similar one to be made and ready for them in time to secure its being laid at the earliest pa moment in the spring. Mr. Field riety disposes of other false insinuations against the company by asserting thal they have nothing to voranrg and ail their acts are open to public serutiny. ‘The money articles of the London Times con- tain extended remarks in regard to the New York crisis, and American securities generally. It es- timates that the amount of American securities in England is from £30,030,000 to £ 100,000.00, and depréciates the validity of every kind of se- curity, thus creating universal distrust, &e, with much more fn the same style. The article con- cludes by suggesting the formation of a London committee on American stocks to protect the in- teresis of foreign holders. A London attorney named Dean has absconded, leaving debts to the amount of £150,000, inelud- ing forgeries on*a gignatic scale. r. Livingston fiad attended a meeting of the Mauchester Cotton Supply Association, and in explaining the commercial resources of Africa said it was well adapted to the prodaction of cot- ton and suzar, ard he announced that be intended to devote his futare life to special efforts to de- velop these products in Africa. A resolution was passed asking Government to farnish Dr. Living- stun a steamer for ascending the Bamfest river. Letters from Lady Frauklin’s Arctic expedition, f-om Baul’s river, Greenland, say the piogress of the expedition exceedsall expectations The submarine telegraph between Europe and a coast of Africa was successfully laid on the oth. The East India Company bave chartered ten additional steamers to carry troops to Africa.’ Religions riots have been renewed at Belfast, Ireland, The Roman Catholics had organized an armed club for protection against the Orangemen, and the Goverument had appointed acommission to inquire into the affair. Capt. Roberts, who was convicted of the muir- der of a sailor on board wship, was bung at Liv- e lon Saturday. The twotnates were respited. Nc&.—The Emperor Napoleon meets the Czar Alexander dt Stattyard on the 25th. It is rumored that the Kings of Prussia and Bavaria will be present. Official accounts of the French harvests ex- ceed all expectations. The recent difticulties of the Credit Mobilier Lave been settled. British agents have been engaged a at Lisle. Returns of the Bank of Frauce show an im- Mense increase in bullion IraLy.—The investigation into the late insur- rection had termindted. Twenty-seven persons were committed, charged with murdering or Inaiming soldiers. The remainder were con- victed of high treason. Srain.—Reipforcements are still being sent to Cuba. Au ta.—There have been difficulties be- hn Austria and France on the reforms on the ‘apal States, and an open rupture was appre- headed. _ - J Rvussia —The Czar arrived at Warsaw on the th recruiting ‘The Persians bad evacuated Herat. ‘The total strength of the British army en route for India is 47,000. It is reported that England ix about opening recruiting offices in several of the German principalities. Markets. LiveRPoot, Sept. 12 —Cotton—Sales of the week 87,000 bales, including 28.000 bales to specu- lators and 2,000 bales for exporters. American cotton has advanced |,, others yaX, the market closing buoyant. Orleans fair 9%; middling 9'5; Mobile fair 9X; middling 9 1-6d; Uplands fair 9%; middling 9. Stock of cotton in port 306,000 bates, including 24,000 bules of American cotton. Manchester advices are favorable, and all quali- ties have slightly advanced. Breadstuils.—The market is marae © Richard- son, Spence & Co. quote:—F lour js firm ern Canal 30a3is; Southern 3la32s; Ohio 3a33s 9d. Wheat is steady. Corn is quiet. Mixedand yellow 33s; white 42a4ts. Provisions are quiet. Beef 1s firm. Pork is dull. Bacon is firm. Holders demand an ad- vance Lard generally closed buoyant Au qualities have slightly advanced. Sales at 7usa Ths Produce —The Brokers? cireular quotes—Tar- pa Spirits steady at 4 Rosin ts steady at s $d for common ; fihe 17s Ydalss. Sugar is quiet at Gd decline. Rice closed buoyant London Markets —Barings* Circular quotes the money market as active, and rates are veneraily unchanged. Bullion inthe Bank of England bad decreased £9,000 Breading are buoyant advance Sugar is dull at 1s 9d. Tae Latest—Saturday Afternoon —Breadstatts are quict and prices steady. Provisions are steady Cotton closes with an advancing tendency, and is buoyant. Sales to-dzy estimated at 10,000 bales. London, noon.—Consols for money Wy aWy, and for account WX a90X Satterswaite’s Circular says the panic in the New York money market has caused much anx- iety, and the severe fall in securities had brought forward many buyers. Coffee is steady Wheat is firm at 3dasd From Kansas. St. Lovis, Sept. 23.—The proclamation of Gov. Walker relative to the October election ia Kansas has been received. While admitting the injustice exhibited in the appointment, the Gov- ernor exculpates himself from blame by declaring that only four days remained after his arrival in the Territory to make the spestacats, that he did not know there existed any law requiring him to make the appointment, and therefore the duty devolved upon others. He expresses the opinion that no one can vote except those who are qualified under the territo- rial law; also, that under this law a territorial tax will not be required as a qualification Troops will be stationed at the various yee places where any violence is apprehended, ani the best exertions will be used to mike the elec- tion a fairand honest expression of the views of the people. Arrival of the Cahawba at New Orle: New Or:kans, Sept. 22.—The United States mail steamship Cahawba, from New Yo:k on the i2th inst., via Havana, have arrived here. The Cabawba arrived at Havana on the 19th inst., but did not enter the harbor. On the 13th and Mth insts., she experienced rough weather, and was compelled to heave to for twenty hours. Business at Havana was dull) Sagar and mo- lasses had a declining tendency. Exchange on New York was quoted at 2a3 per cent. premium. ‘The steamer Calhoun, from Pensacola, is com- ing up. Arrival of the Canada. Hat.trax, Sept. 23.—The R. M. steamship Can- ada, from rod rer on Saturday afternoon, the 12th inst., arrived at this port at anearly hour this afternoon. The news by this arrival is not of an important character. There is nothing later from India. Assignment of a Railroad, &c. Ciicaco, Sept. 23.—The Fond da Lac railroad has made an assignment of its effects. Messrs. Persse & Brooks, extensive paper man- ufacturers, have failed. The Banks of Rhode Island. Provipence, Sept. 23—The Warwick Bank has resumed payment. The banks generally are moving in concert, and are disposed to help each other and their solvent dealers. The Failure of the Hartford County Bank. Hantrorp, Ct., Sept. 23.—The a of the Hartford County Bank, reported as failed, is three hundred thousand dollars. The Bank has been in ditficulty some time. Bank Enjoined. HartrForp, Ct., Sept. 23.—The Bank commis- sioners have enjoined the Bank of Hartford county, Hartford, and the doors of the institu- tion have been closed. Heavy Failure. mot art Puirapevrura, Sept. 23.—The no’ good. { Messrs. Caleb on Sagar ary gooeaded, ‘Their liabilities are nearly $700,000. Failure in pou emaenp ere : Sept. 23.—Platner & Smith, paper etna ‘at Lee, Mass., have suspended. The Ohie River. Wuerixe, Sept. %.—The river here is in boating order. Baltumore Markets. Battimore, Sept. 4.—Flour is steady at $5.50 cash, of super. av heat 1s Arm; Ted $1.058 81.20; white @1.35a1. 45. Corn is une 5 yellow 7Sa77c. Whisky is dull; City 22% a 23 foreavb; 4% 8 5c. on time; Onio JAC. cash, and ou time. New York Markets. © New Yor, 24 —Flour is frm; of 7,509 : Sate 8S 5S: On Son Boles, State #5 £58520; Ohio ss eigone, Whast is @imatan advance of about 3e.; ales of freee besbeles white $i 438143. Corn is Srimer; re unimportant; mixed Suc. Pork 1s heavy; mess nominally at $M .Ateg25 Bont M anchanged. Lard has advanced ye; in Whisky is steady at 4%¢ for Ohio. : Financial. New Vor, Sept. 4.—Stocks are active and hivher generaity: Chicago and Rock t«land 72 Camberiand Coai 104; filinoia. Central Raslrord te! Sout shares 90; do bonds 83% ; * ew eg ee ctl TO-DAY & TU-MOKROW MORNING. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, RUSTEL’S SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE AND SUPERIOR - SSORTMENT OF SILKS, CLOAKS, MANTILLAs, Det Goons, Hostery, €e.,’ sy cat- vE.—Oo MONDAY, the 2ist instant, | seli, commencing at 10 o’clock x. m., by catalog t xKtensive Furmshing and F, No. 244 Pennayly Syeaue, between Tw, aad Thirteenth streets, by virtue of 2 deed the subscriber, duly reo: all the stock inthe establishment. We enumerate in part— Fine Dress and Fagor Sil Phe richest alk Vi, fot Cloak, £72 Mentilies a 4 tf large lot of Cloth A latae assortment of An Worsted dies* and A iar @ assortment ‘Shawis.1 6 "s Long § of Parasols, Seroree,, Robes, ‘Aten other Linees iarge iot Palmas and Head Dre Ladies’ and Gent's Hemstiched iets A large assortment of Ladies’ Geat este and > J M 7 (French Gulgerger, Lawes, ant Gunghame A large lot of Bleached Shirting Cottons and Cam- — and other Fans ‘ee and ve Rasortment 4 "Gent's Gloves waics aie Very extensive assortment of French, English, and Al serman aoainy _ are enor inent of Ladies’ and Children’s Hoop With a large lot of other articles which wedeem un- DeCoSSATY to enumerate, id ‘This Sale will be continued daily until all 1s _ Terms: Of and under $50, cash ; of 60 and 90 days, tor notes satedoetarie een Se SS oni st RIBEIY. Seubies se 194 GREEN, Mualones: By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, AN POOME wok Od LOT ON SOUTH e oF 1, BET EN OTH Avcrios. Oa THURSO AN the ay eee seall sell, in front of the premises, at 5 o'clock p.m. Teen Rant Rak neon hp Ete ci it, of Lot No. 7, in Square No we tA back 105 This property is handsomely located rapidi| improving part of tie city. “i arg” + ‘erms: One-fourth cash; the balance in 6, 12, 18, and 2t months, for notes bearing interest fromthe ay of sale. A deed givenand a deed of trust taken. Ml conveyance at the cost of the purchaser. _se 19-0 A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneér, Fuanpsou E BUILDING LOT TA AVENUE, N tiow.—On THURSDAY, the 24 seil, in front of the premises, at 5% o'clock isome Building Lot be: ug to Mr. aird, it being part of Lot No. 8, in Sq 0. having a front on Virzima avenue of 40 feet « inches, between 2d and Sd streets east, and running back about 149 feet. Terms: One-half cash : balance in ex months, the urchaser to give note for the deferred pa: ring luterest. A deed given anda deed of trust taken. ‘Title indisputable. “sed ___A. GREEN, Anct._ By JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP- ERTY ON $)g STREET. NEAR PENN. AVENUE.—On THURSDAY AF o'clock, on the pre 24, in Sq busiding, well built and ith gae fixtures thoughout. be made without reserve,) to professions! or business men. on accout of its central 100. Title indisputable. oe jp eginer mig oash ; the puesiine in 6,12, | months, for oe mg tn and a deed of trust on the promises.” seigd _—_s_—sSAS. C. MoGUITRE, Auct. By WALL & BAR NAR D8, Auctioneers. URNITURE, &c.,OF A FAMILY DECLIN- ING HOUSEKERPING aT AvcTioN.—On FRIDAY MOKNING, Sept. 25, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at No. 525 Lithstr between B and C streets, neariy oppesite Carusi’s Saloon, the Furniture, &c., of a faanily deciin ng housekeeping. Such ro ahogany el . Mahogany Dini: Dressing Bureau, Spring Bed Lounge Cane and W ood-seat Chairs and Rocker peting, Rugs, Gilt Mirror, Pictures edstead, Feather Bed, Holster and Pillows Blankets, Co urts, Spreads, &c. Eight Day Clock, Girandoles, Stands Cooking Parlor Stove, Fire-boards Kitchen and other Tailes, Settees Crockery, Glass, and T'm Ware, &e. Ternto: $2) and ued h hat amoun ‘erms Under, cash ; over t credit of 3) and & dave, for uotes sausfactorily —f dorsed, bearing inigront = VALL & BARNARD, Aucts. The House, which is a comfortabl = Brick. is for rent. Apply to the auctioneers neo se WALL & BARNARD. TURE DAYS. _ » Auctioneer. s00D TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSF, with BasEMent anp Lot, at Auctio x.—On MONDAY Hl sell, in front of i of orgimat A two-story frame house with base, ment. ‘This property fronts on the south side of south F, between 3d and 449 streets west. sre ag One-half cash ; bainnce ” sux and a onths, for notes bearing interest from day A deed given ‘and w deed of trust taken" Jota sez A. GREE By BARNARD & BUCKE A DESIRABLE MARRee FARM NEAR THE City at PuBLic AvCTION.—On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, Soptamber Sth, at 2 o'clock, on the premises, I shall sell a very valuable Market Farm, about two miles from Georgetown, lying be- tween Rock Creek and Tenally Town. halt amile from Tenally Town. It contains about ninety acres of good land, part in wood and cleared. Tne improvements consist of a small Dwelling-House, Stable, and young orchard. Persons desirous of examining the farm can be directed by inquiring of Mr. James Soott, No. 185 H street, Washington, or of Mr. Wm. Emmert. ‘erms: One-hal!, cash: the residue in 6 and 12 months. with interest, secured by deed’of trust on the premises. Deeds at purchaser's cost. th Are not complied with within three days, the property will be resold at the pur- ehaser’s risk, afer giving ten a notice of the sale. ARNARD & BUCKE se 7-its Auctioneera. By A. GRE Auctioneer. CABRIAGES BUGGIES, CARRYALL&, / Hauness, Horses, &c. at AvcTiON.-On THURSDAY, it day of October next, at i o'clock m., I "shall sell at the Livery Stables of Messrs. Webber & Blake, on Sth street, near the Navy Yard gate, the following articles, via: 2 Convieges, one nearly new Seood Buggy Wagons 1 Carryall, fur one or two horses 5 good Carnage Horses, young gentle, and sound Ssets Double Harness Sdo. Single — do. And many otherarticles belonging toa livery stable whieh we pee | to enumerate. Terms: All sums of and under $100, cash; over that sum, a credit of 6 and 90 days, for satisfeetor: ly endorsed notes, bearing interest from day of sale. Ra eet Bn tne I G N. Anctionser By JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF BUILDING LOTS in Uxton TowN.—By virtue of a deed in trust, bearing date on the 1th day of March, 1857, and re corded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 138, folios $58, et seq. the subscriber will sel!, at public sale, on TUES- DAY, the 2th day of September, 1857, at 6 o’elock Pp. m., at the Auction Store of James C. MeGuire,on the corner of Wth street west and Pennsyivansmmave nue, Lots Nos. 9, 10. 13,14, 15, and 16.in Caion Town with the appurtenances. above Lots are bean rome d located, and desirable for s country rea nce. ‘Terms: One-third cash; and the balance in four, six, and nine months, for notes bearing interest from conpliod with witkinigre days afer the sale, tne complied with within five ¢ 5 property will be re-sold at the risk and expense of the purchaser. r he expense of the purchaser. All conveyane tf tee WALLACH, Trustes. se 2-e0kds JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auet. By .C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE NEA x CenTRE Mar- nearly the entire grounds, and several stores * halle ‘and other 5 , Foti noe ha nyt Eon ecaporics LOCA | cof .e bust of the city, and will produce a rent of e506 per num, and offers to capitalists investment of sale: pan coh : and thejbalance in 6,