Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tur Pressytertan Stxop or Vireinta com- menced its sessions last night in the Assembly's Church, and was opened with a sermon by the moderator, Rev. C.H Reed, D D , of Richmond, Va. The Church was crowded with an audience composed of members of the various Presbyterian churebes, and others, who listened with interested attention to the exceilent sermon of the Rev. Doc- tor, from the words of Scripture found in Romans, 15th chapter, 7th verse: ‘(Receive ye one another a Christ also recetved ns. to the glory of God. After the sermon bad closed the congregation. was dismissed, and the Synod was called to or- der for basiness. The roll was then calied, and the Synod entered upon the election of officers. The following delegates answered to their names - over Presbytery. —Ministers—Revs. Dr. Read, G. W. Leybrua, LP. Ledrux, J. O. Sloan J. W.K. Handy, R. Gray, E. H. Cump- . J.D Mitchell, J... McMahan. Elders— LP. Gaines. Hon. P. R. Grattan, E. L. ton nchester Presbytery —Ministers—Revs. Dr Boyd, T. D. Beli, J. L. Frany, H. R. Smith, C H_ Nourse, A.D. Pollock. Elders—Messrs. Gil- keson aad Henning. District Presbytery —Ministers— Revs. Drs: Smith, Danforth and Sunderland. A. G. Carothers, H. Dunning, T. N. Haskell, W.‘T. Eva, M. Jewell. Elders—Jacob Gideon, R.T. McLain, O. W. Treadwell, T. Dutton, Col. J. N. Ed- wards. W_S. Hopkins, E. F. Witmer. R. Crom- well, W_ Slade. Rev. H. Mathews, of Winchester Presbytery was chosen moderator; Rev. L. P. Ledrux, o Hanover Presbytery, and Rev. T. N. Haske! f D. C. Presbytery, were elected temporary clerks. On motion of Rev_ Mr. Carothers, it was re- solved that the first half hour of each morning nession be devoted to religious services, and that the Syned adjourn to meet at 9 o'clock, a. m This morning the Synod met at 90’clock. The ‘first balf hour was in devotional exercises; after which, the roll was called. On motion of Rev. A.G. Carothers, the Rev. DH. Emmerson, of the Pennsylvania Presby- tery. and Rev. Dr. Stephen P. Hill, of the Poto- inte Association, who were present, were invited to sit as corresponding members of the Synod. ‘Phe minutes of the last neeting, held at Rich- mond, Virginia, October 21, 1536, were read and adopted. Rev. Dr. Smith laid on the table an extract of the minutes of the Synod of Tennessee in relation to transfering that body to the Synod of Virginia, in whieb the Tennessee Synod were adverse to the transfer; which was read. On motion of Rev. A. G. Carothers, Rev. John Butler, who was present, was invited to sit as corresponding member of the Synod. Statistical reports were then made from the ——— of the various churches of the Syne ‘The statistical reports of the Presbytery furnish some interesting items. The Presbytery of Winchester reported to the Syuod that they consisted of ten ministers, eizh- teen churches, three licentiates, and had under the care of their churches five candidates for the ministry The Presbytery of Hanover reported eigbteen ministers, seventeen churches, two licentiates, and one candidate for the ministry. They report- ed farther, that on the 12th of March, 15357, they received wnder their care Mr. Oliver 1. Sloan. li- centiate of the Fourth Presbytery of Philadelphia, and om the same day they ordained him tothe full work of the Gospel Ministry. and installed him pastor of the New Kent chureh; also that, on the Ith day of April last, they granted the New Kent church leave to change their name, and to be hereafter called “Olivet”? Also tbat, on the same day. Philip B. Price. a member of the Third Presbyterian chureh, Richmond, and Mr. Mi- chael D. Kalofathakes, a licentiate of the York and Brookiy: theireare as cand and that th to the fall ‘Ll Ministry, d candidate kK of the Gospel Ministry ou the Mth of the same month ‘They further reported that on the 26th of April last they instailed. by a committee, Rev. Isaac W. K He dy pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Ports f fart hat on uth. Va. They reported, h instant they licensed car: . an 7th ii ut candidate F Price, to preach the Gospel. At the t-named date they also reported that they dis- missed Rev. Robert Gray, to join the Winchester Presbytery; dissolved. at the request of the pas- tor ond by consent of the church, the pastoral re- istions existing between Rev. Carson W. Adams und the Pale Green and Salem church. and also tevoked the license of the licentiate Robert D. Dwyer The Presbytery of the District of Columbia re- ported that they consisted of thirteen ministe: aud have under their care thirteen churches and two licentiates. They also reported that they had dissolved the pastoral rejation between the Rev. E. J. Newlin and the Second Church, Alex- andria; had licensed Rev. James D. Thomas to —_ the gospel, and had dismissed Rev. S$. G. tamner, D D., to the Presbytery of Baltimore Various reports fcom the committees on home missions were read. it was thea determined, by vote, that the next pisce of meeting of the Synod shouid be at Ports- —— Va., on the third Monday in October, tor . On motion, it was determined that the 26th day of November next, or on any other day set apart by the civil authorities for a day of thanksgiving stould be observed by the Synod as a day of fasting and prayer It was moved that the last Thursday in Febru- ary next should be set apart asa day of prayer by the united mrs for the various coieges within the limits of the synod. it was moved to amend by inserting all other institutions of learning within the limits of the Synod The Synod were discussing this in! it this report closed. = —— : ate Montaty Report oy Deatas 1x tTHI8 cry, FOR SEPTEMBER. i557 —Accidents, 2; apoplexy, 1; bowels. ulceration of, 1; brain, congestion of, 1; brain. disease of, 1; brain, softening of, 2; ca- ehexia, 1; cholera infantum, 14: congestive chill, 1, consumption, 11; centus! cramp. 1; decline, dropsy, 1, dropsy of o lery, acute, 1; enteritis, Lillous, 3; fever, congestiv yangre: Leart, valvular dise 3 < putitis, 1, hydrothorax, 1; inanition, 1; intemperance, 2; kidneys, inflammation of, 1; killed, 1; marasmus, 1; old age, 3; pertussis, 4; peeumoata, 1; pneumonia. typhoid, 1; scrofula, 1; still-born, 4; tabes mesenterica, J; not reported, 5. Of this number there were, of the age of 5 years and under. 43; from 5 to 10 years, 1; 10 to 20,4; 20 to 40, 14; 40 to 6U, 13; 60 to 50, 6; over 50 years, 5; age not r d,4; still-born,4. Whole number of deaths, frou all canses. 94 Wasirxeron Hortictirtrar So tery.—Last bight stated meeting of this Society was held st Corcoran’s new building on H street. Mr Turton in the Chair Mr. Watt presented the names of H. Semken aud Thos Brown for membership On motion, all bills were refefred tothe finance committee for inspection The committee reported them all correct aud ne paid lemen were elected to mem- Slaiiard, J. H. Wheeler, Wm Thomas, J. R. Peale Mr. Watt then offered the fvullowing resolution, Which was laid over Resotced. mn, 1; convulsions, 2: dentitron, 1; diarrhea, 2; 1, dysentery 6; dysen- erysipelas, 1; fever, +4; fever, ty] hat the time of the election of offi- from the third Wedn esday in dt Wednesday in January. thea the Society adjourned ‘Tax River.—About the Long Bridge and the wharves the presence ©. Jack Frost was this morning observable. A beautiful white carpet, whieh glistened in the rays of the morning sun & novel and pleasantetfect, overapread © of the earth along the river, at the city wharves, busi- ness was very dul ith the exception of the ‘wes growing duller. and Mayruder's wharf—arrived schr May, Capt. Armstrony. from Alexandria, with 15 tons of anne! coal, lately arrived from Eng- land at that place, for the Washington Gas Co. he stockholders of the Ore nd Alexan- ia Railrowd meet at Alexandr da This, we believe, ls the auaual meeting, the time for the election of officers for the ensuing year. Forzicx Pavrrrs —During the week past, a number of poor creatures—aged cripples, have Leem wandering about the city, living upon the charity of the citizens. They are strangers in Waslington, and where they make their homes at night no ove appears to know. If they have bee® sent to this city to become inmates of the cityeimstouxe. they have been imposed upon, for the new building is not erected, and the tempo- rary Ome will net accommodate them. If they by the charity of the citizens it is they will be diszppointed, for the ple bere will have their Saudis full to sustain the worthy poor, xzed and infirm of our own cily during the approaching winter. ‘There area «esturdy beggars’* roving about the city, whocan be fade to support themselves. Such, coming under the vagrant act can be sent to the woik- house and made work for their subsistence Wasuixcros News wrom Anroap. — The “spectal’’ Washiauton telegraphic correspond- eut of the New York Tribune says “it {s rumored on apparently good authority, that directions have een gives to shal Hoover toaid the city authorities in repressing riot and violence, i that an additional ‘pany of troops has Veen ordered to th: marine barracks to assint hia.” Har Beayers.—On Tuesday night, some ma- liclous person or persons set fire toa number of hay sfark« on the farm of WI. Stone, near Col- lege Bill, ‘This offeuce was committed beyond the Imits of the city, and out of the beats of the Auxillary Guard. Cente Manxer this morning presented an] GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. animated scene, the attendance being large and ae Kk : the movements of the assemblage unusually brisk |, CorPespondence of The Star. in consequence somewhat bracing air . GkoRGETOWN, Oct. 22, 1367. Prices were as tiows: w * If * Ites’* don't stop associating with the river Beef, fresh, prib. Sal2) Short: people about the Long Bridge, some ue will be <4 salt. 6, Shipstu tempted to insinuate that he is getting into the a ut z Ral bhuer habit of shooting out of a long gun. A few days Lemb, prqr...--.75at.00| Phila print since he reported the brig Fidelia in. the river bas | } rama per ib per ra} LZ ++ Mal5 cabbage pe 16| Butter s Qte. P “en route to wn, from the city of ‘Cowes.’ The Fidelia has, for some time past, ‘Deen running between our city and New York as & packet, and fs, we believe, now in New York, awaiting acargo. This mistake can, aewersy be accounted for, we su; in part. New Yor! Brenan 1g | being the head guarters of all pete or specu- 18|Quinces, per g1 | lative bulls and bears, the torments (ooumcene bickens ir. 50262) Appl seseee. 25a50 | {Y: 4nd controlled in many 's cl Decker im ¥ eS 50a75, Besta, pec bunch, y | Classes of bipeds, « Ites’? very naturally took it t speculative Sodom Turtles, each. ..12a$1.25|Carrots....... | for granted that this 5 | Must. of necessity, be inhabited by some kind Herring. pend seat cneeeee es . of animals other than real haman, and ought, Terrapins, each... 37a81|Chinquapins, qt.. 10 therefore, to be known by some other name, something like the foregoing. Yestérday be re- ports a large schooner bound up the Georgetown channel, with a cargo of iron pipes for the water Irish potatoes. pk. 37/Cncnmbers, pr 100 50 Sweet potatoes, pk 25! Stargeon cuts...., 12a50 Corn, pr busbh,... 90) Beck per bunch., 25 50} Trout... Corn, ear, pr 95 | Works. This time he doubtless took his obser- Beans, pr bush $2| Tayi 35 | Yalions from the south end of the Long Bridge— Rye alee 7 65a75|W ta ais * 5p | Bot hold of the wrong end of the glass (spy) and Oats... ddats| red neeks, 33 | mistook a large scow recently built by the Meal Messrs. Simmes for the use of the Washingtou Aqueduct, laden with cement in barrels, for the aforesaid very large schooner laden with iron ipes. 4 lany of our citizens left yesterday and this morning, to attend the Agricultural Fair and 8790 ‘Tae Weraruer.—Range of the thermometer from Thursday noon, Oct. 15, to this morning : Morning. Noon. Night. gaan 720 62 Thursda: Cattle Show now going on in Baltimore. Frida: 58° 62 ot In what year were the American one-cent pie- SO 3s ot ces first colned? We saw one this morning in 49 60 54) | the possession of Mr. Wm. S.*Jones, bearing 53 61 66 date 1723; which shows that it Has been in cireu- R 43 44 lation 74 Peete * s 3 “4 42 The oldest building prebably in the District is Thursday... - 36 _ the warehouse now owned and occupied by W. A. Edes on Water street. It was erected in the ear 1772; four years before the signing of the Pectaniiva of Independence; and has therefore been standing 85 ts. For many years, it was the principal hotel in Georgetown, and was the headquarters of General Washington wheu visit- ing this city. Mr. William S. Jones bas disposed of his two- Average heat of each day from Oct. 15th to 2ist inclusive: 15th. 66° 02; 16th, 58°; 17th, 53°; 18th, HW? 01; 19th, GP 0; LI, 489; Vist, 41° v1" Remarks —Oct. 15th—rainy, finished fine and cooler, wind NW; 16th—cloudy, much cooler, rain, wind fresh trom NW; 17th—fine, clear a! —, much colder; iin clans sy, cold and =e ut came out fine an jeasant: —cloudy st A : and airy, but milder et (ost 2Wth—clondy, | sory belek awatling and tele a Cree ees wind blowing a stiff gale throughout, much | Street, to Mr. ge ae BE i epee nr eee a eet gel izes | tis besa onthe vara hapcorad i: : Windy; 22d—fine, sharp rime frost, much colder actos , 7 Full’ moon Sunday, Nov. 1, between 7 ana Nios aloes sate material change in the Flour or ot. 22. 1857. ‘The only arrival is the ket schr Fairfax. Geatgetawn, Oct. 29, 1867 Mott, New York, to F. & h- H. Dodge, with & cargo of merchandise for the two cities. S. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. ANTED.—A WOMAN to do generat House- work in a small famiy. None need apply Without the best of references. Apply at No. 3, lst street, Georgetown, D.C, : oc 22-3t T.N. KIDWELL. WANTED Ju the Heights of Georgetown, two SERVANT WOMEN, One asa Cook and Washer, and the otheras a Chambermail and Ironer. German women will be preferred. Recommesda- ns will be required. Apply at the othce of the Tue Pressyrery of tHE District oF Co- LuMBia met in the Assembly's Church, (Rev. Mr. Carothers,) on yesterday, to consider the request of Rev. W. T. Eva, of Rockville, to resiga his astoral charge. The Church of Rockville aud | Bethenta appeared by its Cominissioners, Hon. Jobu Brewer, Greenbury M. Watkins, Isaac Hawn, and O. W. Treadwell, Esq.. and gave feasons agsiust granting the request. Various speeches were made by the Commissioners, and Rev. Drs. Smith, Danforth, Sunderland. and Rev. Messrs. Eva, Dunning, Jewell, Carothers, and Haskell; and, with great reluctance, the Presbytery acceded jto the request of Rev. Mr. r. faa Saal Sol __00 21-3t* | Eva, and dismissed him to join the Presbytery of ANTED IMMEDIATELY.—200 barrels of Newark, N. J. \ pure, new, country CIDER. Highest cash ice paid fora ticle. ‘ price paid for a good ar! oy ee SHINN, Union Bottling Depot, No. 57 Green street, Georgetown. _0¢ 21 eo2w Rs. ey W. THORN will open on Thursday, MSS October, a handsome assortment of FALL AND WINTER ae —— Tue Wasnincton AQuepvct is now receiving daily large numbers of additional hauds. Still there is room for several times ax many as have come, for it is the purpose to set not less than two thousand men to work this winter, if they can be had. The description of men most wanted are quarry-men and stone-masons, with a proportion of ordinary laborers. With these the object is to do all that can be done in the winter time, and so to put the work in readiness for au omy of beieklayers and stone-masons all alony the line which she respectfully invites the atten- on of the Ladies of Georgetown. And also’ prepared todo all kinds of Pisin Sewing, the shortest notice, at prices that cannot fail to please, oc 2) 3t* frok BOSTON.—The superior fast-sailing clip- per schooner Searsvikle, Sears, master, -7 has arrived, and will be receiving freight tong the above port on Monday. Appiy to HAT of znora Paravalli, at the | LEY & BRO.,101 Water street, Georgetown, D. of Music last night, was attended by | © oo 2 Pa. av., under Wilinrds’ hotel. the este of the city, including the French Minis- J D. The proprietor is now fully repared to sarely the pub- ie with everything that the Various markets will a ter and ¥arious other representatives of the for- i and for constant supplies his eign legations. The debutante was warinly ap- house shall be second to none. By giving it his un- Plauded throughout. Her execution is distin- guished by its brilliancy and high degree of fin- divided attention, he hopes to merit the patronage of the public at large. oc 6 Im* ish; and she isa composer of no mean preten- sions, as was testified by the programme of last Coal! COAL! coal , a The undersigned respectfully informs the public night that he is we receiving large oh a of Cumber- A al the opening of next spring. Buildings for the accommucdation of new comers are erecting Concert HAMMACK’S RESTAURANT. onelnding this notice we must not fail to mention the acceptable manner in which the Sig- nora Was Supported by Mr. Crouch. Forthe first time we heard him sing Irish ballads, and we mifst do him the credit to say that his perform- ance of them was the very best we ever listened to. ads, which | now otferto the brad pices cash. This Coalis ofa superior quality, and of « large size. Can be seen at my Depot, at the corner of 12th and t th, Eee JONAS P. LEVY, oc 12-1m Grocery and Provision Store, ZONTLEMEN'S UNDER DRESs, &c. We offer this season for the fali trade our usual ly of superior oke Neck” aud “ Shoulder Seam” Shirta Seotch Wool and Merino Under Shirts and Drawers 2 Heavy and Medium Silk Shirtsand Drawers Canton Flannel and Jean Drawers. Buying exclusively for cash, we are enabled to of- fer Gontenies's Un ene scmenta te the rade, or at at the lowewt and uniform prices a’ retail at th P STEVEN'S oe $-10tif Sales room under Brown’s Hotel. Notice TO HOUSEKEEPERS. . CROWN & CO. having received a large and well selected stock for the Fail trade, in- vites Housekeepers and those in want of" Re-arRestep.—C. A. Burdine was arrested yesterday by Police Oificer Harrover upon another charge of larceny of copper from the Capitol ‘The offieer informs us that ubout 566 pounds have been recovered. The prisoner was taken before Justices Mulloyand McKenna, and by them com- mitted to jail for Court. Edward Carrol!, who w: assault and battery upon Mr. Moriarty on Sunday night, has been released on $3W bail for Court, as Moriarty’s wounds did net prove to be of a dangerous character. “J.R.P.’ calls our attention to the fact that the new word “ telegram"? was used in this city years ago at the head of the telegraphic news column of the “American Telegraph,” which contended that itwasa proper term Another pondent says that it is an old Greek word Verily, a8 Solomon says, there is nothing new under the sau. . - exn their stock, as they are determined Nor So !—We mean the averment so confident- | {0 O27 Te (heir stock, as they are ly put forth somewhere by some calculating | Bank papor oe Shstriot taken nt AE Co, somebody, that the stringency in the money mar- 387, core sent to jail for an FURNITURE or CROCKERY WARE, oc 16-tf No. 357, coruer of 6th st. and Pa. av. ket would have the effect to materially reduce the | - a= pau SFION_IN THE PRICES price of provisions. On the contrary, the ten- | FMMENSE REDUC Petpet e 2 dency is upward. We wish that ealeulator could OP READAE MADE CLOTHING: bring us to a “realizing sense” of the fulfilment of Lis prediction. Mrs. “Items joins with us ia that wish Circuit Count. —The Court got through with the trial docket yesterday, and adjourned. ‘To-day they went into the appeal docket, and after running it over they took up the case of Shadrack Reddin—Giberson for plaintiff, Carlisle for defence—on which the Court was occupied when this report closed. Taving on hand an unusually large stpck of REN UL. Sa DE, CLOTHING and URNISH. \ G@ GOODS of the latest and most approved styles we hav ermined to redu it by cash arles, re- gardiess of sacrifice. With this object in view, we have marked our prices to meet the wants of all in cl id articles. search of hood arte WALKER & Co. Marble Hall Clothing Store, No. 358 Pa.av., 17-2w Rrowns’ Hotel Build oe CARD TO THE PUBLIC.—We shall cod A tinue selling out about one week more, ann hence beg our friends who are in want of bargains, not to let the present opportunity pass by. T who owe us small accounts will greatly oblige us be sottting up before we close. During the phd days remaining we shall offer our ods at great discounts. oe ETO OH. J. MoLAUGP LIN & CO. oc 17 2) Pa.av., bet and 9th s: HOvSeKEEreRs, ATTENTION! — I have just received a fresh supply of new and im- proved RISING STAR. COONING STOVE They are cast of the best Pennsylvania malable iron, and made very heeys and pre! aan hard knocks and rough usage. For sale only a! tat FOUR URE. Ee WV OODW AR D'S Metropolitan Stove and Grate Worker, Pa. av., between 10th & ith sts. Nos, 318 & 322. M MUSICAI. CARD. WER.GEORGE KTH bega leave toanaounce to his frien hington, George ny and Alexandria, that he is now prepared ty furnish Al C for Balls, Private Parties, and WE CALL ATTENTION to Mr. Stutz’s advertise- ment of “‘unexplosive ethereal oil’? We have seen it tested and can certify that the blazing wick was brought into communication with the oil inthe lamp without firing the latter. The advertiser claims that the unexplosive article burns much longer than that now in use Tur Covert or Craims Yestervsy —John &. Brenson, Esq , of Ohio, was admitted to practice as an attorney of the court. ‘The argument in behalf of the goverument in the case of Henry J. Anderson vs. the United States was conelided by Mr. Blair; when the court adjourned till 11 o'clock this morning. 00 T-cotw Comicawey Ixtenestine is the burlesque of the passions by the infinitesimal performers at Odd Fellows’ Hall. They , dance, and per- s Soirees. From one to any number of Musiciaus to forin in dramas, comedies, fi yd burl be hed Gk this aitostenl wonine: with all the unction and twice the Or eft at the Musical Depots of John of an older growth. As a mea Metzerott, or at his residence, a hearty laugh we recommend a visit to corner tithand G streets, Navy Yard, — oe 20-3m* A Treatise on the Ma- rocedure and Law, Pers ler, of the work 1s designed to f pleading in the court be found a valuatle treati lent and the axsistance of the Price $3. Free by mail on £ Winchester, Va., preaches vek, before the Presbyterian nla, now sitting at the Assembly's resent wy ef Maryland, and wi the benefit of practitioner of the reeerpt of £5.20in stamps. Just published and for sale at TAYLOR & MAURY’S Bookstore, near 9th street, SHANICS’ INSTI- lass, was awarded by nsttute for the pro- o. HH. VAN PATTE N,of Washington, D.C., for his SUPERIOR DENTISTRY, SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL, exhibited at the display of articles of American manufacture held inthe City of Washington on the loth day of Marchi, 1833. Josern Henry, President. CHARLES Stansbury, Secretary, DR. VAN_PATTEN has removed his office, and may now be found daily, from 10a. m. to 4 p. m ,over tini’s (formeriy Mille celebrated Conteo- © McGuire’s Auction Stns, tetwoen oo Warcu Retorvs.—Last night there were eighteen persons in the Central Gaard House— gings and oue for street drank- enness, named Charles Viukley, a native of Ger- many. He was dismissed. ‘The lodgers are getting to be particular as to their quarters, some of them claim the privilege of using the trial room for a sleeping apartment; others complain that the chambermaid don’t make the beds up; other's yeumble about Aard board ; and one, a Virginian, became disgusted with bis fare and complained to the landlord, informing Captain Mills that if he did'nt afford him better accommodations he woulda’t patronize him any longer. The Captain admitt his inability to do beter, and Lad to endure the mortification of Secing his guest depart for other quarte Cr STROPOLITAN ME: | : TUTE, Tais Dipioma, of the first the Metropolitan Mechanics nof the Mechamie Ar 1 A Canv to rue PeorLe at LarGe.—All persons that have neglected to eal! at the establishment so well known as the “ Odeon Hall,” to supply them- selves with Faiiand Winter Clothing, will please MBE Tue subscriber has just received fa brig Maria, from Wilmington, N.C.,a lot of GIRDER, of the arpey: 2 qOby, i2, 8 by 12, G by 12, and 10 by 10, from 40 Gas aisoon haid WALNUT PLANK. from2to6 eal! and examine our most beautiful and eareful se- lected stock of Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ C.othing. oe pleasure in saying that our stock, now ou ul is Unsurpassible in style, and can be gold at lew iar house inthe Union. ur large stock of Gentien workmanship, or price than by suchas white and fancy Shirt: ° k. Drawers, Comforta, Neck tres, he ingitoc seasoned PANNEL WHITE PINE c., at the great Od PLANK, from 1\ to& ek. ae < Lepot. corner Penn. avenue aud 4: The ention of carvers is especially invited tq ston, D. C the rbove. ny li-welected assortment of abitbINne LUMBER, which Twill sell low for oash, or on acoummodating terms to punctual cus- Sa See To Bry Cuxar Goons go to Haty’s Cheap Cash Store, No. 373 7th street, above | MARRIED, h instant, by the Rev. Mr. W. H. Chap- mo CELA WH UDLN to Mesa REBECCA J. KITCHSON, Loth of Baltimore. (San ee ee ane a the 20th instant, by the Rev, Dr. Dogg ORME H, CATEIMER to Renecck'R., daughter of the late Kichard 1. Morsell, of this 7 te nN. No. 87 Water street, Gonsperore ATLY. POS EKEEPERS. ATTENTION! Just reecivod, a new supply of the i te le- brated “SENN cHY PLAT TOP ity ey eee For sale only at C. Woodward's Metropol and Grate Fac- tory, Now $'8 and daz Peunsyivauin Stemue, berweon city. Vth and tth streets. ee - 6¢ 7-204w Cc, WOODWARD. DIED, (OR A FEW DAYS |,ONGER—Great Bar Connections: tgs at beard ts Reeatant Examiogs | Sn Oiging on tavontaN & co's, onbectioet, ears, an sim 7 us the Patent Ofiee s028 "00 dy between th and oth sis, AUCTION SALES. } ly WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers DMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF FURNI- TURE AND HovsgHotp Errecrs Fon MON DAY 47th inst.,at 10 o’elock a. ™.,at the late resi- dence of David Finch, deceased, on 13th street, tween New York avenue and T street Bort, we sel! the entire personal effects, as— rosew: Piano and Stool lehogany Sofa, do. Arm and Parlor Chairs Rg Cane T ‘entre, Side ini ‘ables Parlor, ll, aud chamber pets” Parlor, ber, om cooking Stoves 8, Beds, Mai Wardro! was: reau: a Sideboard, tensi Feather Beds, Blankets, and other Bedding Curtains, Lounge, Fire rons : Crockery and Ginia-ware, Knives and Forks iron and Tin-wsre, Kitchen Requisites, &c.,&o. Torma: $5 and jer. cash; over that ai eunt a credit of 6° and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily en- reed, and a 3 interest. oc 22-te YALL & BAR ___ FOR RENT AND SALE. For other” For Rentand Sale” notices sea 1st F? RENT—A tandsomely Furaished HOUSE, (No. 446, northeast corner of H and Wth streets) containing thirteen rooms, with gas fixtures, bathing room, &¢. For particulars ee ly on the premises, address Box 513, City Post Office. ne ae Fok RENT.—One large PARLOR, with Bed- rooms attached, suitable fora family Or gentle- man and lady, with or without Board. Also, several other Rooms, suitable for single gentlemen. Apply D'IVERNOIS’S Hotel, Pa. avenue, between vath oc een FSR& LE OR RENT.—One of those handsome RESIDENCES on street, between Ist and 2d, containing hot and cold water, gas fixtures, and every necessary convenience. ‘The house will sold at a sacrifices if applied for soon, and District Columbia.or Virginia currency taken for the cash pment Faguire of JNO. B. WARD, comer 12th a 2 _ 90 2 eoSt (Intelligencer.) re RENT —Prof. H. W. MUNDER basing fitted up his Hallinan elegant manner, whic! renders it one of the prettiest rooms in this city, will be rented upon moderate terms for Soirees, Suppers, Dinners, oc Promenade Concerts. A at the Hali on Tuesday, Wednesday, and ‘Thursday even- ings from 73g until 944 o'clock. His School is now open for the reception of pupils ou ewe med and Thursday afternoon and evening. 00 2z-t : TOR RENT.—A large furnished front ROOM, lighted with cas, in u private family, convenient to the Capitol, Avenue, aud Patent Office. Apply at this office, 00 2-3t YOR RENT —A small HOUSE, ina good neigh- borhood. Rent #10 per month. Inquire at SIBLEY & GUY’S Hardware Store, No. 3a Penn. oe 2-8t EAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.—The sab- seriber has @ large number of CITY LOTS, som: the most des:rable, in every section of the oity, which be will sel! for reasonable prices for the piper er certified checks of our City Banks. Titles I! good. s. aN, woe? Zawim CN, 254 F street. HOUSE FOR A FIVE-DUOLLAR BILL.— Notes of the States of Virginia, Maryland, and others. of the exandria, and of rporations of Georgetowntand Al- ar City Banks, will be taken at pac for chances to a Rafile of a House and Lot, title 1odisputabl. in Square S!, part of Lot 15, front ing 15 feet on 27th street, between G and H streets, First Ward. and 8 feet deep. There are 15) chances at five dollars each. The drawing will take place at Charles Werner's, Qs soon as all the chances are taken. rificate with number on each will be given = receipt for the money, and &s a chance for the rAwing. ‘The time when the drawing takes place will be made known through this paper. This is a good op 7 tunity to net rid of all the pa- per money at CHARLES WERNER'S, 355 Penn- sylvama avenue. 2 ____ 0c 0-2w* nee AND LOTS FOR SALE—ROOMS TO LET.—Por rent two Rooms, furnished or anfurnish: ina private dweliing. For Sale seve- ral smal! Houses and Lots. Also, several ununpro- ved Lots in choice locationa, at prices to suit the times, low for cash, or on liberal time. Virginia funds payment. Apply to JOHN G. ADAM ietate Agent, corner of Fizhth and L stree: 00 17-803t” FOR_R A large three-story BRICK + with brick Stable, carriage- DWE h house, ete,, situated on F street, between 18th and léth streets west—a most desirable and healthy loca- tion. This is a cesta pe houaes finished in the very best style, with all the modern improvements and comforts: Apply to Dr. THOS. MILLER, No. 246 F street, between 13th and lith streets. 00 2)-e02W OR RENT.—One three-story BRICK HOUSE containing six rooms, situated on F street, be- tween 2d and Ml streets. Inquire of J. ROVER. on Ist, between I and K streets. oc 15-9t POR RENT.—The STC 5-ROOM No. 5i67th k street. immediately o the office of National Intelligencer, an Clendenin asa Boot and Shoe Store. iven immediately. For terms, &c., appl: W COCHRAN, next door. XO RENT.—That new three story Brick House with back butlding, with bath room, gas, and all the modern conveniences, situated on E tween Second and Third streets. Inquire of J. W. ARNOLD.C street,between Lhird and Four-and- a-half. oe M4-tf OR RENT.—A modern-built HOUSE, on 6th, between D and E streets. The house would Suita member of Congress. being 8 short distance from the Capitol. [tis nearly new and builtin the best manner; heated by furnace, lizhted with gar, lath room, &c. Poxsession given by the first of November. Apply to THOMAS PA ee site Browns’ Hot TE DOR SALE.—A comfortable two-story FRAME HOLS on fin strech, between Mand No A bargein may be tae if applied iy se 23-Im* the Ww. UANS Millinery, &c. O THE LADIES. the attention of the Ladies to utiful assortment of Pali aod Winter HATS, which, for eieganoe of 1 1 richness of material, cannot be in this city, . large stock of Suk and Velvet! Flowers, Kusches, Henad-dresses, &¢., which we are prepared to sell at Very low prices. Ladies in want « aboh noone will find it to or advantage to give usa call and examine our goods, . : IUTCHINSON & MUNRO, oe 21-3t 3) ave. r NG WINTER MILLINERY ew Ox Monbay, Ocrober 19TH. bseriber has just returned York, where he purchased of the most varied stocks’ BONNETS R TRIMMINGS, &c., &c., ever bro 4 which he is determined to sell at prices to suit the money panic. i 12 would call the attention of the Indies to ne assortinent of CLOTH CLOAKS, t ,and CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. _ sores Ste popene attention to DRESS in the latest French st M. WILLIAN, tre Mark, Nob MAKI oe 15 2w Opposite’ 3 34 PENN. AVENUE, (UP STAIRS) Informs her friends and customers tn general, that she will have the first opening of Fall and Winter BONNETS on Thursday, Friday and! Saturday, und offers t id best selec- oek in the city, ts prices, W.Th& ut, Lhe —— can be compared, a select Winter BONNEVES, RIBBONS ERS. and SWISS EMBROLD I finest assertiner new style HEAD DRE: received direct from Paris. No. 277 Pa. av., between 10th and 11th sts., south side. oo 13-14t* Dress “MAKING. _ MISS M.E. WILSON still continues the DRESS. MAKING in all its inches, at her old stand, enu.avenue, between 9th and loth sts. oc 5-lm 5 AND DISTRICT MONEY yan anne TAKEN AT PAR FOR BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, AT Ss. P. HOOVER'S IRON HALL BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK ESTABLISHMEN'T, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and \Wth sts, I have just returned from the North Fi with a splendid assortment oC kinds of Ladies. Gentlemens, Mis- BOOTS and SAOK nes, Boys Ls TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALICES, and SA TCHELS, all of which I wil’ sell for the above bri s Cailearly, at se 30 ITY STEA) Economy aNnp Conven eG We are now ready to deliver WOOD SA fs and SPLIT at 20 per cent, less than the usual rates, and better prepared than it ean be by hand. Knots and wood of inconvenient size not sent. All orders for less than half a cord will be delivered in crates to any part ofthe house at no further ex- pense to the purchaser. Pine wood in crates 35 cents. Oak wood = do. 40 cents, In this part of our business we will open no ac- counts, as we have come te conclusion to make it exclusively a cash busin Also. on hand, HICKORY, OAK, and PINE WOOD and COAL of ail kinds, whieh will be dis- posed of on the us ! accommodating terms. Now on the way— One cargo White Ash Broken Coal for furnace. Que cargo White Ash Egg Coal for radiators. filled. GAL Sree boa ibs. to Sor a a under sover. ers prom! gat Tole We northwest corner of i2ti and G o07-tf one square south of ease SIS TO GIVE NOTICE—That the sub- oriber hath obtained from the Orphans’ Court nei bey county, in the District of Columbia ministration on the personal estate of aemarton eg ms Aginst warned to exhibit the same, to the subseriber on or re the 13th day of October next : th othe: wise by law be ‘excluded from ail benefit of the said estate. - Given under my hand this Ith day of Octaber 1851. uj » STINEMETZ. oc l4-wSw = i Se T f Tetters of SAMUEL WARDELL, inte of ¥ ty. deceased. |. All ms havi anid deceased are hereby wares with the vouchers thereof, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Financial Matters, &e. Bostox, Oct. 21—The Su@olk Bank refuses the notes of the South Royalton Bank, Vermont aud the Uncas c 4 met owt and Quivnebang’ banks, of Con. AUCTION SALEs. bccdach- destained bo envn wom dl TO-DAY §& TO-MORROW MORNING. By FE. 8 walonr: corgetown. x Deron THURSDAY AFIERNGO SUS) ront of the premises, I shall inst.. at 4 o’cloek, in sell part of Lots 24.and 25, fronting 26 feet 3inches on Prospect st , and immediately east of and ad- joining the residence of Mr. Poe, with frame House hy ne nt sale, 4 7 New Onceaxs, Oct. 19.—The bank presidents pre EDWARD &. WRIGHT, po seer arene to still take the certified a pecks ot zens’ Bank in \ ment of debts Citizens’ Bank tedrcant tis circulation, Ret oor the checks of tors. The banks have lost ices millions of dollars duri: the run of iast wee FUTURE DAYS. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. VAReast E BUILDING LOTS ON i somuee I NEAR FRANKLIN SQvaRe, Ay AUCTION. Ou MONDAY APTER NOOR, Geico eta 40'clock, on the premises, 1 shall sell parts of sub- divisions No. 24 and 25, in Square No. ‘85, fronting 51 neces - colg Ba between 12th and » tunni g i prishece othe Tipeber: feet 8 inches, with the Trade in western suspended. produce has been nearly Oct. 20 ‘oney if very stringent hay ‘ane The actual bank suspension is very ont to 12th street. ly the day rhous anere arta ne mast eligible and Sesiraiie Butiding exchange there ts eeteine ae the sale of which special attention ia inviteds °° dare nea discharged from eur itle indisputal 3 he property willbe sold entire, or in Lots, as is ‘erms: One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 manufecturing establishments. La Pours, Oct, 20 —It ts said that an ment was closed yesterday between the Mic! pee arsine interest, secured by deed of trust on » teeeancy ta poowent it rom oe tn _— oo2t-d JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct, | tween these two roads By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, Massachusetts State Agricultural Fair. pretic SALE OF HORSES, CATTLE, Boston, Oct. 20.—The first exhibition of the ARKIAGES, CokN, Fovpkr, Hay, Farmine <sachusetis Boar ay OUNTY, Mb,.aT Avc- | ae y 7ioX On MONDAY, the 25th instant, 1 shail sell, | pToueds. The weather was exeredingly and nt the farin of Mrs. Margaret 8. A. Cuminings, on | boisterous, but the attendance was good. The the right of Rock Creek road, id mile from the Roek Creek church, commenging at 10 0’ clock a. m., all of the stock, consisting of Work and Carriage Horses Cows and Cattle. Family Carriage Carts, Farming Implements Some of the cattle are very fat, Also, a lot of Corn, Fedder, Hay. Cabbage, & 0. 80, a good lot of Household and Kitchen F urpi- ture, amongst which will be found a firstrate Bi ano. Terms of sale: The Corn, Hay and Cattle will be 8; the balance will be sold for cash in bankable {ui sold as follows: ail sums wnder #95), casb, in banka- ble funds ; over $39,a credit of 2. and 4mc nths willbe given, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing im- terest, A.GREEN. Auctioneer. oc 2i-d By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, A XECUTOR'S Bate OF VALUABLE PROVED AND imPpRoven Propgrry. FRIDAY, the 31 insiant, 1 shall sell, at my amen tion store,at 40'clock p m., the following-described valuable property, viz: Ha-fof Lot No.1. in Square No. 660, improved by acood Briek House. This property ia situated at the corner of South Capitol and R streets. roperty is bounded Allof Square No. 662. This itol, South Sand Water streets, exhibition embraces cattle, bi , Swine and domestic fowls of neariy every variety; also, agricultural products and implements. ‘Da Products were also exhibited in abundance. The exhibition is more extended and complete than any heretofore held. Amony the famous horses resent are Pocahontas, Lady Bliss, Hector, Trus- ee, jr., Duroc, Trotting hilders, Non Don Juan, Rip Van Winkle, and Gipsy, jr. Mr Bowland Shaw, of Jamaica Plains, hasom the ground four beautiful English thoroughbred stallions, just imported The lowa State Election. Curcace, Oct. 20.—The dispateh sent from ubugue, on Saturday, im reference to the lowa election, was correct Twenty-nine counties only have been heard from, in which Lowe, (Repnb- "irl came lican,) for Governor, was 500 alead counties gave Fremont 6,200 majority. lo these counties the Democrats elect fourteen menibers of the General Assembly. Notbing has yet been received lezding to the belief that the Legtsla- ture is not probably Democratic. Fire in Boston. by South C. Lots 2, ud 4, in Square south of Square No. 78, Thia property is bounded Ly South Ci pete, R ana Bostox, Oct. 20.—A fire occurred this evening, streets. . in Brattle street, which destroyed the Property or Lot No. 1, in Square 662, ‘containing 26.772 feet. | A. Webster aud J. Johnson, ‘bh confectioners, This property is at the coruer of South S and Water | to the amount of 85.000. The buildings were stroets, | damoged to the ameunt of 82,060. Lot No. 1, in Square south of Square south of ‘ Square 57 "This property fronts on south W, be- tween First street west and Water street. All of Sqnare cast of south of south of 667. This property fronts én Water street, between South V and WW streets. Property Menetary. New Oxeans, October 2i.—The city is finan- cially more gloomy to-day, and manyare in favor of 4 suspension of the Banks as the only relief. A sullen ard bad feeling prevails. There is no- thing detinite regarding the Banks, but most of them are weak. — Marine Disaster. Norroix, Oct. 22—The schooner Ann D, of the Mott Bedell packet line, from Was! D. C., bound to New York, arrived here this previa leaky. Her cargo will have to be dis- charg: She reports having been ashore. A Vessel Abandoned. New Yorn, Oct. 22.—The sloo Brandewine of Wilmington, from James River, was found abandoned aud sinking off Sandy Hook yester- day. Her boats were gone. She fed on board & cutge of wheat. Lot» | and 2, in Square No, 707. This ts on Georgia avenue and Half street east, ot No. 2, in Square No. 7%, containing 16,187 feet z the improvements which is a good Frame ouse. ‘The above water property is considered the most valuable of any now for saie in Washiegton,and the sale will be well worthy the attention of persons wishing to make a good mvestment, One-fourth cash: balance in 6,12, and 138 or notes bearing interest from day of sale. ‘der of the executor. A. GREEN, Auctioneer, ARSHAL/’S SALE.—In virtue of three writs of Fieri Facias, msned from the Clerk’s Office ironit ¢ tof the District Columta for nty of Washing t u “a, and to me directed, 1 for CASH. in front of the said county, on WEDNES- y of October, at 12 o'clock m, the following d Property, to wit: ali defendent’s right, title, el and interest in and to that part of Lot_No. 17, in Square No. 374, commencing 22 feet 8 inches from the northeast corner of said lot, front- ine 16 feet 8inches on 1 street North. between 9th and 10th streets West, and running back that width the whole depth of the lot, together with ail and sin- ular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the proy yo! Wiliam D. be sold to satis: adicials Nos. 361, 372, Obtober term, 1 in favor of Charles Koones, use of Parker P. Clark, Peter J. Steer, and Ficlder M. Magruder, vs. William D. Acken, J. D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District of Columbia, 18: DAY, the 2th ¢ Arrival of the Steamer North Star. New Youx, Oct. 22.—The steamer North Star, from Southampton on the 7th, arrived here this morning at 5 o'clock. Her news was anticipated New Orleans Markets. New Or1raxs, Oct. 22 —Cotton—The market is slightly cheaper; sales of £,000 bales; middling Orleans to good middli me 9% - Wheat is steady. Nothing doing in Western prodnce J.ard closed buoyant, with a large export in- lard in kegs 17al7y. 00 3-dtds quiry for Havana; ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtueol t ts of Mir rins ised tas tie Gane a s Baltimore Markets. é the Ci of the District of Columbia for | BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.—Flour roy sales ashington, and to me directed, | | City Mills at $5.06 for cash and $3 37} on time; pose to public si jor CASH. in front of the -house door of s ‘ounty,on SATURDAY, next, 1257, at 12 0’clock, m., the ing property, to all defendant's right title, claim, and interest im and to one undivided half part of lot No. 1 in Square No. 5!8 in the City of Washington, D.C., together with all and singular the improvements thereon, seized and leyied vpon as the property of David A. Hali, and will be sold to satisfy Judicials Nos. 33 and 34, to March term, 1857, in favor of William W. Corcoran. J. D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District of Columbia, Howard street andObio st $5.%6a85 37%. Wheat is unsettled; white $1.15a81.27, red $1.- 0508117 Corn steady; white 65267; yellow 65a68e Whisky is dull; City 204421; Ohio le. New York Markets. . tind foc Oct 22 —Flour is lower; sales of 00 bbls; State $4 65a84.85; Ohio $5 '20a$5.5U; Southern $5 25a85 40. , aii rat is higher; sales of 20,000 bushels; white £1 33181 45; red $1.23981.32. ‘Corn ds firm; sales of 18,000 bushrls; mixed 70a7le Beef is heavy at se 30d Pork is lower; mess $21 50 $1914.25 for Chicago repacked. Lard has de= clined Ie ; in bbls. 12 yalde Whisky ts quiet; Oltio 2c. Financial. New York, Oct ~Stocks are lower gener> iy. Chicago and Rock Island 63; Cumberland Co. 5%; Ilinois Central RR 76; do. Bonds 62; Michigan Southern 94%; N.Y. Central AS; Reading RR ®; Virginia G's 80; Mi.souri 6's 63 r OOK TO YOUR I 4 TO THE C CONSUMERS OF COAL AND WOOD. We have nowon the way,2 larg@cargoes of RED and WHITE-ASH COAL, which we purchased in Philadelphia for cash. sinee the great pressure in money matters. We can sell it cheap for cash, We have on hand. xt our wharf. the largest and best supply of WOOD in town, Wich we will also sell low for cash, WARDER & STEWART, Office corner of H and 12th streets. oe 17 2w* Wharf t2th st.and Canal, south side. NG HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS, Depositors de, osititg Bank Notes will please mark their Chec spay ble in currency. posites of Gold will be paid in € Accounts will be epened with de thei to deposit Gold Sterling exchange is dull. cal! the attention of housekeepers to ATED HOT AIR COOKING . that heats the purior above and cuambers tke the Parior Compamon. For sie only at Ce Woodward's Metro Stove and Grate Facto- ry, Nos. 3'4 aud 322 Pennsylvania avenue, between eth and 1th streets. N. B. —Hot-Air Furnaces of the latest improve- ment put up at the shortest notice. 7 eodw C€. WOODWARD. Fs Bh = Te THE TRADE. Just received, London Rrown Stout and Sooten 1 ais, at S105 pe: duzen by the “| JONAS P. LEVY, Corner of 12th aud B streets stouth, Grocery and Wine Store. »sitors allowing dand Check for currency, the depo: r being credited with the dilerence, se 2btf CHUBB BROTHERS. ree MOUNT VERNON. The Steamboat THOMAS COLLYER, having been thoroughiy repaired, will 1” regular trips to Mount Vernon, leay ng her wharf, in this ar every TRESDA Yard FRIDAY MORNING, at 9 o’elk. During the intervening time she will run regular trips to Alexandria, as usual. ook th THOM BAKER, Csptain. UNITED STATES MAIL. FLORIDA, Post Orems DeragtMent Proposnis for carrying the M States (rom Ist December, 12! th June, 1859, on the following routes in the State of Florid: inthe manner herein specined, wil be rece! ept. 0, 1857, f the United the Contract Offices of the Post Office Department, c ASSES, in the city of Wasitington, until 5 p.m, of the 13th WOOD WILLOW WARE, November, to decided on the following day = BASKET: USHES.&e, 6875 From Preseott’s Store, (on the line of the wruda reilroad, by Fort Harlee, Gaines- ville. and Micanopy, to Ocala and back, three timos a week, in four @ coaches. Bilders wiil state the distance, pame oth termedia fices, if anv, and pre a schedule o partures and arrivals, making F a nis with the —— th 6376 From Preseott’s Store, (on the line of the by New River and St. ville, 35 miles and back, mex a week, in four horse conches Bidders will propose'a schedule of departures and arrivals, making close connexions with the railroad. 6877 From Preseott’s Store (on the line of the Florida railroad) to Middleburg, 15 miles and back, twice a week intwo-horse eoach. Bidders wlll propose a schedule of departures and arrivals, making close counexions with the roalroad. For forms of proposal, eunrantae, and certificate: also, instructions and requirements to be em in the contracts, see advertiseme.t of Ja 1855, in pamphlet form, at the are agi forming an immense variety o} - rticles, embracing alu every thing uired to furnish the Parlor, Chamber, Dining nee Kitchen, all of which {will sell at very iow’ prices for cash, or on time for appre ed pxper. *. W. BOTELER, General House-Furnisting Store. 60 15-e06t tron Hall. HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION! have this day received another supply of the COAL GAS BURNERS. Tine Stove bares he gas nud sinoke from the coal, thereby making a sav ing ofone balf the fuel from the commun coal stov: suitable to all apartments, &c. e. and For sale only at C. Woodward's Stove, G Furnace, and € Range Faotory, Nos. 318 nusylvania avenue, between ith and ilih streets. Cc. WOODWARD. m2 P. 0c 7 eotw ‘T CHANCE.—Virgima and other money Great bargains in goods. Havy pu.- chased a very superior stock of VELYE c, CLOTHS, and CASSIMER ES at a great sacrifice. and twenty ive per cent. less than prices two mouths ago, we will, and can offer bargains not tole got in this city; aixo. a fine and splendid stock of Clothing which must be sold for cash. WALL & STEPHENS, 22 Penn. fal and Paoey oo 3-lawiw Postmaster peers, ORNAMENTAL TRE The undersigned calls the attention of planters te hus extensive stock of FRUIT TREES, ‘cou ie reune, between 9th ai loth streets, aud nuder Brown's Hotel, Ne. oe 16-Imeod 22. between 6th and 7th streets. _ F URNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING Goovs, We have in store s very extensive assortment of Cabri et Furniture and other Housekeeping Goods, which we oiler to our frends rnd customers at the very lowest priges for cash or good paper. We are of the finest quality, cuaraateed as to aceu- fev, and very cheap, 20,000 Dwarf Pears, eh aniard kinds, $10 per 100. best Southern variety, $18 per 2.0°0 Lawton Blackberr Apricots, Cherries, Plu uinces, Grape Vines it unnecessary to enumerate articl+*,&s our stock is sce 16s, Raspberr: pt ays oa eee very fui "and posal —- jeairing to pur- ©, &n immense 8! ol e finest variety. iveus 5 Shade ‘Trees, Evergreens, Roses, Rhutarh and | Case Wil! Please give usar, ok & Co., Asparagus Roots. se 3) eotw 539 7th atrevt. Withyal articles pertaining to the Nursery and Seed a makows 1258. a Jt. “4 > ” y - aa 3867th street, corner H street, + CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE, er = = Washington, D. I take this opportunity of informing my customers UMPS—PUMPS—PUMPS, ral ve On ehle the public in gens that f The subscriber gives notice that he continues to manufaeture his large Trou Pumps. They are stro substantial, and will raise water one kundr feet perpendicular, For informetion I refer you to thein! tants who have used them.and two ofthem may be seen on F street, between I2th and [Sti at the corner of FI and !5th, near the old ~} as ieee ba “<0 ou ee arenes eral the 4th streets, s in operation |b 4 of Pon He will dig and deepen are at $5, anda good Calf-skin Boot . Gaiters at $125, fine Moroceo Ruskins at all other Shoes, such as Boy's, Misses, sn: drens, cheap in proport Call and selves. Don't forget the piace. nig avenue. hetween 3d and the 2awSnu au 3. Mayor of \Washington. FALION “T STILL Lave.” Bickle Rake ok come od bemen el overs ANp wit not te ontove by any in the Painting Line. Unving secured the services of an expe- jencription., Those desiring bis servanrs Will Boas. | senced Bich ted On cnet Pane taenranted Seated Ai anetoan BD, G., No-aw Virgins | to de SIONS. BANNERS. ERANSPAREN- avenue, near the Carroll Ping i . CIES, &c., in the latest styles. PAINTING. . FOSTER HENSHAW. continue to do HOUSE PA . ea CO OO ING, andGKAINING ine superior manner, YOR SALE—A HORSE ang second-hand light 53 Louisiana Sveuue, between 6th and 7th Ys 1 kg ee tetera separnicly. Hores| M. T. PARKER works well in harness. Apply at - UCKSKIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, bigh- pregats BURCH 8 Stale, BY KS mneuded for caida, Weak obesia, trast — ~ = it") See Sr 4 consumptive Y : HAMS! am EGGINGS. for riding. long eng Mata Me SZ a papier ra ER Rep ca NG ELT h street 8. : ae% Corner of Vermout avenue and 15th street, ooo 8 cotw HOPKINS,