Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ‘Taz Memory of Guxenat Quitman —Ac- cording to arrangements previously made, = meeting of Missiysippians, resident in this city, id at the residence of Dr. J.G. Jewell, No. 2 msylvania avenue, to express their regret forthe decease and respect for the memory of Gen- eral John A Quitman. An organization was ef- fectedy on motion of Col. John Dowling, by call- ing tue Hon Jacov Thompson, Secretary of the Inferior, to the chair; and, on motion of Mr. H. L Cook, Mr. Jobn R. Pickett was requested to actastecretary. On taking thechair,\ir. Thomp- son paid a most elequent tribute to the memory of the deceased. In commencing bis remarks, he said : “ We have come ti ther to discharge a sad and mrlafcholy duty. Mississippi, our beloved State, mourns the loss of an honored son. The whole South bax been despoiled of a true advo- cate and shining light. The country at large bas been deprived of one of its truest citizens, who had ever been ready to lay down bis life in de- fence of tie honor of our national . Whensach 3 man fallx—when be |s unexpectedly called from th Set of duty and usefulness to bis Gnal ac- coyht—what maa with any heart can restrain the sympathizing tear ?"? He then proceeded brietly to recount the public and private virtues of the acceased, and concluded with the remark, ‘* bat when dangers bad passed and the voice of lamentation was Lusbed, and the labors of an a:duous session of Congress were finisbed, he returns to the bosom of bis family, and there, in the arms of affection, calm and quiet minereve, Lis spirittakes its flight. Scand- ng over bis tomb, the sad reflection es itself upon us—of what avail is wealth and honor, and the esteem of men and deeds of noble daring, aud all the pride and circumstances of life? “<The paths of glory lead but to the grave At the conclusion of Mr. ‘Tbuompsou’s remarks, on motion of Col. Dowling, the Chair was au- thorized to appoint = committee to prepare reso- lutions expressive of the sense of the meetin) Messrs. Dowling, Pickett, Jewell, Slocnmb, Cook, Haley and Clark were beg, inted such committee; and, on motion of M jocuim, tbe chairman was added tu the number. The committee retired a few moments, and on their retarn Col. Dowling reported the followin: preamble and resolutions; which were unani- moasly adopted: Whereas most of those now bere assembled, (citizens of Mississippi,) residents in the Federal Metropolis during the three sessions whieh their distinguished and lamented fellow-citizen, Gen. Jobn A. Quitman, served in Congress, have, from their position, enjoyed favorable paler ties of witnessing the zeat aud fidelity with which he labor for the maintenance of the tights and honor of his constituents, and in the discharge of all his —_— duties; and also bis noiferm courtesy and kindness to all who came within the circte of bis influence, whether in the balls of legislation or in the domestic circle, aud especially bis fraternal regard for every Missis- sippian who approached him during bis resi- dence here as a public servant: And whereas, wuile the nation mourns in bis premature and unexpected demise the loss of a soldier and statesman, without fear and withoat Teproach, and views the event as a public calam- ity, we, as a portion of his more immediate neighbors and friends, feel, under the circum- stances, that we bave an additional motive to cherish and venerate his memory, and unite our voices In unison with the general expression of sympathy with his family and frie: in their afflictions which bave gone forth from il por- tions of our extended Confederacy: therefore Resolved, Tuat, in common with the people of Mississi pp! and the nation, we sincerely syimpa- thize with (he family and friends of the deceased ig the recent bereavement which hax deprived the,one of an affectionate husband, father, aud Protector, and bis countrymen of the services of @ tried patriot, hero, and statesman, who in a life devoted to their honor and glory in the State and national councils, ax well as by his gallant achievements iu the battle flelds of Mexico, bas rendered bis own name immortal and shed un- fading glory ou our common country. Maseloos, That a copy of these proceedings, signed by the president and secretary, be for- warded vy them to Mrs. Quitman, at Natchez, Miswiiegt and be published in the newspapers in this city and in the State of Mississippi. The meeting was afterward addressed by Mesars. B. F. Slocumb and 8. B. Bargie, both of whom delivered speeches highly appropriate to the occasion, in that they were just tributes to the memory of one of the nation’s great men. The meeting then adjourned sine die. BSuswer es. Rerp.—aA civil suit was tried on Friday last before Justice Thompson, of the fifth potice district, which has attracted considerable notice and inquiry, and we therefore give it be- low for the benefit of such of our readers as may desire to know the particulars : A suit was brougbt by Constable Busher against Wm. Rapp, to recover the sum of twenty-five dollars a! to be due for certain services ren- dered in collecting a bill of $100, due the defend- amt from 2 party iu Philadelphia. It was a jary triat; and facts came out before the jury, in evi- deuce, ax follows : It seers (hat a party in Philadeipbia owed the detendant a bill for rent, and other charges, amountnyg to S100. ‘The plaintiff, as was alleged, was going to Philadelphia on his owa business, and the defendant employed Lim to collect the aforesaid bill, paying ove balf of plaintiff's ex- penses to and boa Philadeipbia, and promising hum twenty tive of the one hundred dollars, if be could succeed in collecting the money.’ The pisintif! then took the papers and went away, aad after a few days returned to the defendant, giving the papers back aud saying Le bad failed tu obtain the money usequentiy, the defend - is oF otber, collected the bill + plaintitt, learning this fact, put faim for the twenty-five dollars offered him fendant in case he (plaintiff) should collect «bill. ‘Phe money was refused, and hence the A civil warrant was issued, at plaintiff ’s in- ee, by Justice Giberson, and made returnable before Justice Doun. The defendant appeared, and expressed a desire to rule the ease before Justice Walter. He was informed by the justice that be could not so rule the case; that It had been msde returnable before him, (Donn,) and there- fore must be tried in bis office. The defeudant persisted in bis desire to have the trial before Justice Walter. but was refused, until be at last said be would consult a lawyer, and see if be must be deprived of bis right to rule his case where be chose. At this the magistrate informed bim that be might rule the tris! where he pleased, so that he did uct rule it before Justice Waiter; but that he could not rule it there. So the case was accordingly ruled before Justice ‘Thomp- son, and the tria! came off as above stated ; the jury, after a little reflection, returning a verdict for the defendant. Mr. Rapp wishes to know if be sinned against any law in desiring to rule bis trial before Jus- tiee Walter; and whether he bad not, by law, or at least by courtesy. the privilege of choosing his own “ justice shop.” Carutwar Covrt.—On Saturday, Daniel Stuart, charged with an assault and battery upon An- thony Guimonaski, was convicted without the jury leaving the bex. Mr. Norris, for defence, entered a motion for a new trial of the case. The case of Alfred Dudley, indicted for an as- seuit and battery with intend to kill Jobn Brow- ers, was continued to the December term Mr. Nortis bere withdrew bis motion fora new trial tn the case of Daniel Stuart, after consulta- tion with the defendant. Stuart was the ae teaced to six months imp: isonment im the count jail, and to pay a tne of ten dotiars Edward n sault and PLomas C. Magrnder, with intent The jury found a verdict of not guilty The Asbury rt then gave a decision tn the case of sansdale. (cotored ) who had been in- dieted for the lareeny of certain bank notes and moury, and had been convicted of the larceny of ou $0 Dill, valued by the jury at $4. A mo- bad been made for arrest of judgment in this case, om the ground that under the ect of Congress of 1531 bank notes worth less than five doitars hed no tegs! value, and hence this was not sm indictable offence. The Court sustained view, but remarked that « decision of this question bad been reserved until the last moment bec suse its « fect wus to discharge the party, and altbough not legally guilty he was moral ly so, and deserved some punishment. Neo other business appearing upon the docket for adjudication this term. the jurors were tinally diseLarged with the thanks of the Court and tuelr couatry. And the Court adjourned. Excursions To-pay —The National Guards embarked this moraing with a fine company on Loard the steamer Jas. Gay aud the barge Custin, for Glymont. They carry with them our best wishes for a pleasant re The Unieow Guards also took down on an ex- carsion to the White Mouse, a large crowd, the steamer Thomas Collyer being calied tate requi- sition. That there will be a good time at the White Howe, to-day, the names of tie committer faruish ample guarantee. Svuvpex Dzatu —Vesterday morning, Mr. Ber. nard Brien, an old and highly respected citizea, & messenger in the War Department was uttacked by apoplexy, while in St. Mathew's (Catholic) cbhareb, at the wine o'clock chapel service, and died instastly. The was immediately removed to bis late residence, where « post mor tem examination was held by several plysictans. Cowr: wentary.—The visiting firemen from Philadeipiia, who are the guests of the Northern Liberty Fire Company of this city, are, we un- * derstand, to be aa garyoeg ee mil to be yivea at the Eagine Rouse uf the Northern Liberty boys fo-night. They will have a goed time, of course, ALMost a Bap Accipenr.—About six o’clock last evening, the peaceful perambulators in and about the western grounds of the Capitol were startled out of their propriety by the sudden and loud screams of women and children. The ob- ject of alarm was a frightened horse, attached to @ carryall, containing two women, two children, and one man, who was dashing madly down the south side of Capitol Hill, between the row of water pr aud the high winnow of dirt by° which the street at th: 2 For a short time the consternation of all who. witnessed the mad cureerof the frightened an!- mat, as be almost flew down the bh il, was com- ee. Several persons attempted to interce; is course, but inetlectually, as he turned in! the Avenue, ax also were the efforts of the driver, who still beid the reins. sereams and cries of the terrified female occupants of the carryall ‘were ear-piercing ‘h as Bucephalus tore up the Avenue as far as td street, where, fortu- nately, bis head was turned, and he was bt to a stand in front of an elevated mound of earth so suddenly as to make 3 complete wreck of the vehicle. The shafts were broken short off, the top also, and the spokes of some of the wheels Went flying to some distance. One of the wheels had a hnb torn completely out, which was sent rolling off quite a distance from the wreck. The Tampant horse was entirely detached from the carriage, and the occupants were ejected to the pavement violently; but, Pprovidentially, without serions injury. The team was owned by the driver, a gentleman from the First Ward. Tair oF THE ANctENXTs—The young and gay Portion of our citizens ate having lively times witb their pic nics, excursions, &c., and it gives us pleasure to speak of their happiness and satis- faction. But we cannot forbear at this time to express our delight at bearing that a number of our oldest citizens—some of them considerably past their “three score years and ten’'—have made be 2 & party to visit the mountsin regions of Massachusetts and New Huapitie, and have alréady statted. Who Lave a better right than those venerable men who bave done so much for our city and society generaily, to enjoy life,even 4s it is passing away?) We wish them a plens- ant trip; we are glad that as many as a dozen can be found among our old anid worthy citizens who can sing with the energy of youth “Time bas not thinned my flowing hatr, Nor bent me with bis iron band.”* We bope, upon their return, to hear a glowing account of the sights they have seen, and tie localities they visited im their Northern tour. May they live to enjoy many annual excursions. < [coMMUNICATED. Mr. Editor: In your last issue, under the head of “Police Retarns,”’ it is erroneously stated that Wm. Thompson, Police Magistrate of the Filth district, returned for the month of July, 1855, 31 cases. Now, by referring to my return, on file in the Mayor's office or that of the Chief of Police, it wilt be seen that 1 returned 42 cases. How this error originated EF cannot readily perceive. As an act of simple justice to me, Lask you to publish this eorsection. If my return of cases, daring the last month, was more than three times the number returned in the month of June, it is rasinly attributable to the vigilance of the police officers of the Fifth distriet, (W.L Koss and J. ¥. King) who, I hope, will continue thus faith tully to discharge their duty in the district to which they gry it will be seen, in the offi- cial statement of the Chief of Police, (published in all the city newspapers) that officer Ross re- turned a larger amouut of money collected by bina for the Corporation in oy tban any other Police officer. W. Trompson, Poli e Magistrate. Oxp Fouxs —One of the subjects of Parisian ossip just now ix a rare case, lately brought to ight, of a man one hundred and twenty years old. Four years ago be married a wife who was his junior by just a hundred years, and by whom he has bad thiee children —Exchange paper. Mistress Jane Ford, (colored,) who livex on Capitol Hill, at the corner ef Maryland avenue and Sixth street, with @ colored mau named Dun- lap, is one hundred and twenty years old. She ix a native of Charles county, Maryland, and came to this city when she was one hundred yezrs old Sb: formerly belonged to the family of General Stuart, an officer in the late war with England. ‘The old lady trots about on sun shiny days quite lively, though she is in the extremity of dotaye. Of course she knew General Washington well, and saw bim innumerable times during the Rev- olution. Wo 1s He ?—On Saturday afternoon, a young lady, daughter of am old and respectable citizen, was passing along the Avenue from the Capitol, where she bad been to hear the music, had her dress ruined by some filthy seamp, who squirted a stream ef tobacco juice mpon 2h dress, evi- dently with desiyn. The ernie ae so preat that it flowed from the y to the end of the skirt. A man would not be guilty of such atrick, a dog could not. If we did not dislike to slan- der the tobacco woims we might class such a reptile with them. ‘TRIsLs at THE Geanv-Hovse.—The return of the cases not Laving been made at the usual times, we are unable to say how they were disposed of. ‘The following persons were arrested since Sat- urday morning ; J. O'Neal, disorderly and pro- fanity; Joba Swigest, disorderly and throwing stones; A.M. vay meres A M.C. Fareily, false pretences; Charles Riggfes. drank ; John Reynolds, disorderly ; J. Timaas, do; Andrew Barn, do; L. Kelly, do; J. Hawk, do. rt Sextovs AceipeNt.—On yesterday afternoon as Major Minor was riding to his home, in Vir- xinia, on horseback, when between the Long Bridge and Roche's Spring, the animal becomin, frightened, teared and thiew the Major wiih great violence to the ground, injuiing him seri- Major M_ is well known toall our citt- ss the Marshal's Clerk, City Hall, where he bas Blied a responsible position for many years past. e impRovEMENT—We see that the energetic Canal Commissioner of the west end, Mr. Wise, is making an effort to improve the cond! n of B, or Canal street, between Fourteenth and Sev- euteenth streets, which is very much wanted Will the city fathers encourage bim by a liberal approp:iation lrmediately to complete the third busivess street in the city? Dancernovs —As Mrs. John F. Clokey was re- turning Lome Sanday afternovn, after a short walk with ber children, and accompanied by ber sister-in-law,was attacked and lifted, by the horas of an outrageous cow, from the pavement ou the corner of Nineteenth street and Pennsylvania av- enne, in the First Ward | She was rescued by the timely arrival of her husband, after belng greatly frightened and slightly injured. Tux Caors in Montsomeny County. —From all accounts the corn in Moutgomery county, Maryland, notwithstanding the fact of the pres- ent growth being somewhat behind tbat of last year at the same season, bids fair to vield rather above an average crop. The tields look vigoroux, and the stalks are maturing with great rap dity, and are well eared. ous Liewt.—A very brilliant light was mt 11 o'clock Saturday night, several miles north of the city Various surmises as to the cause have been heard, buat nothing definite. it tx probable some of our netzhbors in Montyom- ery county, Md., buve suffered by the conflagia- thon of their dwellings or fara: buildings. Snootixe —Yesterday, Martin Kelly was ar- rested by Lieut. McHenry and officer Zimmerman for shooting a musket from his honse, the ball from which passed through 2 fence and intoa tab ia which a female was preparing veyetables, in an adjoining yard. He was ordered by Justice Donn to pay a tine of $5 and costs. Tur Moxcwentat Crvs —The pic nic of this Club, postponed from last week, will take plare at Arlington to-morrow. A pleasant time is in store for such of our read. rs as will joia them. excellent music, a fine caterer, and a commodating committee is in charge of the affair. Tue Potice — Justices Donn and Rowland being temporarily absent from the city, the busi- nexs of their districts will be performed by the justices of the adjoining districts. Justice Me- Kenna, of the Fifth Ward, will attend at the ottiee of Justice Donn and try the watch-house cases until bis retarn. ‘Treacurne’ Convextion.—We learn that not only the Baltimore and Obto Railroad, but that all the Olio railroads leading to Cinclanati, will ecbarge but half fare to the delegates attending the Teacters’ Ccnvention, which assembles on the 11th tostant. - Akatstep —Satorday, Charles Hurley was ar- Tested by Odficer Watson, for stealing. He was i before Justice Williams and committed to ant. Mosic To xicur at the Ice Cream at + Opposite F rant lin tokets uf sdatisswn, Cream to the hoider, to be 12% cents. MARRIED, At West Pout, N. Y., on the 4th tant. by Rev. John W. F Chap! i Acxiom: 1 at JOHN EGR EBLE a Us, piesa BARS | , DIED, instant. BENJAM) his age, eldest city A Say and GEORGETOWN. —o— Correspondence of The Star. Groxzertown, August 9, 1958. Complaints among thegarden farmers located contiguous to our city are numerous, against the gangs of marauding youths and boys who are in the dafly habit of stealing their fruit, vegetables, &c.& We haveconversed with several gentlemen this morning, whose.farms are located along the line of the new road, who that in many instances large trees have been literally stripped of their contents and considerably damaged by these gangs of young trespassers. The card of one of the complainants to whorn we allude, (Mr, Hoffman,) speared in the columns of the Star several days last week, forewarning all persons against trespass: uy his premises. Such mMissives are consi by these hopefuls as nothing more than tufts of grass. paid Mr. Hoffman another visit yesterday, and made sad havoc among bis peaches. We would remind them, for their comfort, (as they are known,) that Mr. H. intends trying what virtue there’ is in something barder, viz: the sti arm of the law, oe Aes intends bringing to ir upon them. So look ont, boys, and spend your Sabbaths at home for the future. saree We are pleased to learn that our esteemed friend and fellow-citizen, Capt. George F. de la Roche, has se far recovered from his recent attack of paralysis, as to be able to walk abont his premises: We regret to learn, this morning, Crawford has been so much indis; eral days, as to prevent him the duties of bis office Our police bad quite a stirring time of it fora while yesterday afternoon. Some two or three sort of free fights occurred oriyinating doubtless in the too free use of bad whisky. Quiet-was Yay soon restored, however, throu bh the vigi- lance of the officers, who arrested the offenders and lodged them in the watch-house, from whenge they were taken before Justice Reaver, this morning, and fined for their fun. The dis- penser of bad whisky was also fined $20 and cost ior bis unlawful Sabbath operations The pulpits of several of our churches have been vacated ry their pastors, who have souzbt & short respite from their labors by retiring for awhile to the more congenigl associations of country life. Among the number are Dr. Nor- wood, Dr. Boccck, und Rev. D. R. Wilson. ‘Their places are regularly supplied, however, by otber ministers. The following business was bad under consid- eration by our City Councils on Friday night: in the Council, a message was received from the Mayor, calling attention to an ordinance, passed Ang. 22, 1557, releasing the West George. town M FE Church, and informing the Couacils that it would be necessary to meet the deficienc caused by said ordinance out of the general Fo | ef the Corporation; referied. Also, one Informing the Councils that he had ned a jury to condemn the property neces- for Aqueduct street, and to muke suitable provision for the payment of such damages as inay be assessed by said jury upon the property so condemned; referred Mr ‘Fenney presented the account of H. L. Offot for groceries furnished certain Paupers, (37 .25;) referred. Mr. Simmes presented a memorial from Dr. J. L. Kidwell, asking permission to intersect the public sewer Vropeia a under First street by one running from his premises on the corner of high and First streets; referred. Also, a communication from Mr. Silsby in re- lation to the condition of the Little Falls ridge ; referred to Aldermen Also, the account of Henry Birch; referred. Mr. Tenney reported, fror the ways and means See ertas tin Seon meth stories bly for the use of the Mayor’s contingent fund ; which passed both Boards. : Mr. Simms reported from streets committee res- olution granting to Dr. J. L. Kidwell the priv- ilege axked for in his petition; laid over until next meeting. Nr. Simmes asked that the streets committee be discharged fiom the further consideration of the communication or remoustrance of Mrs. B. Kennan, W.S Nickels, and others; which was granted Mr. Myers reported from police committee res- olution directing the Mayor to cause the pistol« purebased by the corporation, for the use of the night watch, to be put in the custody of Thomas Orme, chief of police; passed both hoards. ‘The o:dinance providing for the sale of certain wharf property, was taken up, and after some discussion was. on motion of Mr. Tenny,amended by spac | out steeper th pela (the time in whieh the same jis to be paid for,) and inserting five ; and afterwards passed. The Aldermen's ordinance levying a school tax, providing for the registration of voters, aud for other purposes, was taken up, and passed The Aldermen Council bills levying a turther front foot tax upon a part of Green street, and changing the grade of the same xo as to con- form to that of Road street; making an appre- priation for printing index to Corporation laws; Pete x for the improvement of High street, ‘rom Eighth street to the northern bound: ary of the Corporation; authorizing a survey and p:ofile of a part of Sixth street. ‘The Aldermen also passed a resolution making an appropriation for tiy ‘ening the serews, braces, &c , of the Little Palls bridge. On motion of Mr. Myers, the resolution was amended by striking out $50 and inserting #25, and passed, which amendment was not concurred in by the Aldermen. ‘The Council receded from thetr amendment and the resolution was passed A resolution passed both Boards appropriating $75, to be expended under the direction of Chas Myers, for making certain alterations to the watch house. The Aldermen rejected Council bill authoriz- ing the sale of the town bull On motion of Mr. Tenny, a message proj that the Boards adjourn sine die on next night, was concurred in by tbe Aldermen. A resolution Le both Boards, appointing Henry Reaver, Esq., a police mayistraie unti otherwise ordered. No news worthy of note from the flour and grain markets. Arrived—Packet schrs. that Mayor posed, for sev- from attending to ing “riday ars, Geoghegan, New York, to Messrs. Dodge; Helen Mar, Nigkerson, Boston, to Hartiry & Bio. s. ALEXANDRIA, ght aS Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Aug. 9, 1858. Quite a number of persons bave assembled at the court-house this morning, anticipating some interesting proceeding during to-day’s session. Oa Satarday, the grand jury concluded the in- vestigation of the jail-breaking case, and found true bills against Levi Hurdle, jailor, and Wim. Jolnson; watchinan, for negligence in the dis- charge of their official duties. Rich Murray was also sent on for trial at the Circuit Court, charged with stealing agill net. it is said that In the course of the grand jury's investigation, a number of facts came out which indicate that Trammel! and Smith are yet in this vicinity. They were lately seen near Holland Point, on the Potomac, and, it ix eaid, are in pos- session of a skiif stolen from a gentleman in this city.- Rumor gives them » habitation in a marsh near Holland Point, whence it is said they sup- port themselves by predatory incursions into the neighborhood, Gen. Chapman pddec J suffered considerably therefrom. A well-armed party left this city last week in pursuit of them, but as yet we Lave no news of their return. Markets to-day —F lour— sales small; a lot from new wheat, sold at $5 W beat.—Offerings yood, market active; of white $1439 110, Red, $12838131. Corn.— Offerings good; sales of white att3c. Rye.—Sales at 75c. Oats.—Nosales reported CAL AT SCOTT'S BOOKSTORE ON PA, avenue, be ween lth loth streets. and get a doliar BOOK and a f DAGUERREOTY PE for only one dotiar. Amo he Bo be lad are Mrs. Southworth’s wor! or Lafe ‘en, Dasner vonee (4 ne ac. querrectypes wi lent artist B.N. Le at Mra. A.C. Gallery, No. 12 Market Space, nad by R.C Woud- ley, 312 & street. au 7-2t* OBTAIN OD OPPORTUNITY ‘TO W Goon AND SUCCESSFU will dixpose c., On term: he Scion te soe of the best inthe city, and a very successful and renuinerative pase Leann sarriee 5 8 . be given fur the present proprietor re- business ‘o 8 man busineus han and with a small capital,» fered’ Apply to WALL & BAR- NAK D, Auctioneers, 9th street and Pa. avenue, aw T NOTICE. _ HE firm of Thompson & Hamiiton having made rsons indebt « B Assignment to the subseriber, all to said fire will call ard settie Atmy cthee, No. 2 Lousians avi (- mer store of said firm, Pa, avenu ere Henry ©. Party is sathorized wo collect ali debts and receipt “gabe JNO. ©, C. HAMILTON. OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the bast- ness of the copartnership between G Grozinger and the rubseriber has not been settled between them. and the publicare berghy rohas! the he lease Kore N74 tetreen at and Streets ent act E and F st north, or By at proper Ys CS lo oF ‘the subscriber, who alone is a: ote se WM. HEULENMANN, UORS. BRANDIES, AND . cere. FOR RENT AND SALE. [sum First Pace.] i. F Rok Ss Win or without board UR NESHED 6 Missouri avenue, near 6th st. au 9 2t™ ‘OK SALE —A nest three-story BRICK Heys iter ge Rute Pm Ly the city. T libera!. A roy ts KY FLOYD, ‘Ese. fo. 0 Lowibinns avenue. au9-3t* paleo nt Brene dino Foz RENT—F URNISHED ROOMS, na very i 5 "Hand Omee, re ¥ At e = orto MRS. DAVIS, 29 7th a iy B-tf desirable modern built three- Fok RENT— story BRICK HOUSE, with basement, building. and stable’ a on the corner of \6th and K iphone 13 reoms, gasfthroughout, maarble mantels, water and bathroom. Also, the 2d IOAN ALE RENDER Reva been Be tween lathand isth ste. jy S0-e03 TiRUG STORE Ph: LL gist,” Ci y Post Office. iy 17-2aw4w* Stor FOR REN T—The store on Ohio ave- Ty auited fort ry tad food basse ore oT, J& W. AM, GALT. northwest corner hh tween 12th and C ets.. No. 547, je 26-leot! ge soci oats cae EE RSS Be tea Fos SALE—A large 2 story FRAME DWEL. ak with 7 pape of ces ttpobed. on whieh lot there js a Peach orc! rOp- erty ft situated Within a quarter of 8 o the Laurel Station. The above p:operty is desirabie as 8 country residence, be: near the line of the hype ton pone al Posie —_ — Trains OF Cars pass . wi we cas! if immediate apphontion made to the under signed, |. P. HEATH au3-eo3t* Laurel Factory, Pr. George Co., Md. SPECIAL NOTICE. Valley View Farm” iate the residence of John H. King, deo’d, is otfered for sale or rent. ‘To persons li.ing section it 1s deemed unnecessary to deserive it, but for the information of persons at a distance, it may be swell £0 inention thai no place within one hundred miles of Washington city offers auch inducements ‘he mprovements area ree ivus n rooms; Gai jouse, containing 5 re a inrge Garn,and ample sine WazgonSh Car riage Huse, lee Houxe, Gre se, Spring House, Toal House, Carpenter's 3) Root Cei- lars, Corn Honge. Smoke House, Se its’ Quar- ters, Hay snd Grain Barracks, & 0. a word, every convenience that can be desired upon 8 farm, Several Springs of fire water ure upon the piace, and particulary one from which water is forced to the dwelling, st-bles. &@..by a hydraulic ram. the farm contains about 50 acres, all under fencing and ina high state of cultivation, and beautifally laid otf io walas rivee, shaded by fruit trees. This piace, fur the last hfieen years, h-s been carried on very successfully as f market garden, ‘There isa large quantity of Hot-bed Sash, Forcing Frames, &c..on the place that can be successfully used in the raising of vegetal , the Fruit Trees of alt kinds, Grapes, Currants, Gooseberries, &c., cau be numbered by thousands, : itis presumed that any one desiring such a place will mine it personaliy. Every information will be given w Application at the piace, or to W. ee ERT RING: No.3 High street, Gongs figs 1 O, VOR RENT—The largeS-story Brick DWE, LING HOUSE, being one of the Seven Bw 1ogs, and lately inthe oc.upancy of A. Koss Ray, i8q, ‘Also. the Dwelling next adjacent east; further pro- vided with 8 commodious back ing These houses are well arranged and eligibly ated. being on the north side of Pa. avenue. westend ofth eity. ‘The keys can be 1ound drug store of M Ridgeley, near the premise the approximate terms can caret, accertained. DOUGLAS F. FORREST, iy %-w3w Agent for F. Forrest. Oe KENT—TWO ROOMS in the third a} of the building eccupied as gn o 08 by G. Walisch, and immediate) ite the City Hi Aboly to RICHARD WALTAGH Ny a GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. {See FIRST PAGE.] ROM BOSTON.—The reguiar packet solo ‘ner Helen Mar has arrived and is now dis--~%j charging hercargo Apply to HARTLEY & BROTHER, and lol Water st, George: town, D. © au9-2t SE NEW BOOK.—* Magdalen, the Enchantress,” by Lb i just pubdiished by J. Bo Lippin- cott & Co., Phil-de!phia; complete in one 12 mo. vol; Cloth, $1; Full gilt, $1.50, From the Preface; “Many of the o'd citizens of Georeetown and Washington will remember the incidents upon which this story is fourded, and at e reorgnizs the Magdslen of these esin the —e woman who yet res: m the last named city.”” ‘The followir g notice of the book 1s from the Utica ing ‘Telegraph : for a dollar, Magdalen, the Enchant- by tt. L. L,. (Miss Ellen L, Lasselle,o: Wash- ington, D.C.) ‘This is the engrossing topic of the literary circles of tne capital. Magdaien is just i3- sued, and is founded upon some thrilling of Washington life, wiich. in_their day. startied drawing rooms and ruptured a Cabinet. ‘The tale is wrought out with spark'ing vigor; and there lurks in every chapter the aroma of talent and refine bijow neidents ment.” For sale at MISS THOMAS’S Book and Fancy Store, it 85 High atreet, near First. {UR BOSTON.—Os ty Reovtar line.—The Al Packet Schooner Seareville now receiving freight ior the above port, and. will eau! i lew days For freight or pasaag ARTLEY & BRO. 99 cad Wil Water orgetown, D.C. Jy 3 2w AY foo oe onan RORG ETO! N, D.C., August 4, 1853. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, to all per- sons concerned that» jury will Le assembied on lots numbered 2 3,4, 5,6, and 7, in Roimead’s addition to said Georgetown, on Saturday, the Mth d Angust instant, at 10 o'clock, a. m., to condemn so much of ssid lots as my be neces:a y fur the open lug and laying out a public street to be named Aque- duet street, acourding to the pian submitted ts the Corporation of said Georgetown. by M.C. M. Captain of Engineers and Chi ngmeer of the Washington Aqueduct, and to asaess damages and benefits, which mny accrue from the opening of saul street. " RICHARD R. CRAWPORD, Mayor of Georcetown. SLRY. JEWELRY REPAIRED ina superior manner, at About one half the usuai court, by J. A. WATSON, (auststed by experiereed workn: poe street, below the Post Office, Geu au 4 dtiith N. B.—For the convenience of persons |i the country, Jeweiry Repaired in one hi 's he tice. iv 13-1m* SUMMER DRINKS, Ne wets iack berry Brandy, aspberry Oey Ginger £04 ey, do Soda Water Syrups, ae Stroughton’s and other Bitters, ‘The cheapest, best and largest assortment of Por- ter, Ale, Bre Stout and Lager Heer ever offered in the Distriet. Wen See yea et eaeened el ater Cider, constantly on hand and for sale ARNY & SHINN, 57 Groen street, corner of O! Georgetown, Ginger Wine, Curacoa, jeu-tt N. M. RUPPEL, ORTH side of Market Space, No. 3%. hetween Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown, neces to his Tons that at his' LAURANT may be found, at . the choicest and most exceili Assortmont of LIQUORS. the fresh OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME in season. Boats furnished at any time to the Great F ‘any other potut on the Obio Canal, {SUR KENT.—A three-story with basement, on2d st e Inte rosidenee of M. De Bodi roums, ‘The house acd lot are Is, or &p 4-6m BRICK HOUSK, Georgetown, the containg 16 or iF ean on complete order, having all the neocssary out-burldings, baths, ae. it 4 on of the moat eommodious sn (eurke- town, and well arranged fur comfur' elegance, Aaa B. WILLIAMS, Georgetown [YOR SALF—A second hand BUGGY and HAR- NESS, almost new. Also.a FAMILY CAR RIAGE. Price of the three $259, cash. “Apply at 424 Ps. avenue, 2d floor, au 7-803: SMILES AND STUFFS FOR PICKLES, Cel White grain Pepper, |e Seed, _ Ytite Mustard Seed, Flack do, Bick do. do. Rac; Ginger. Green Ginger, Cloves, ee Jamaica do, Allspree, ‘a ic. . ace, &o., Ko. For by SHEKELL & MILL ER, 274 Pa. ave,, adjoining Kirkwood House. ~6t (States& Intel ) APER DOLLS AND FURNITURE, fine F pas. i= Gane Vege se Fe) Faucy ouk s, ty micuas oF SSLAMMOND'S._ RE YOU INSURED ?—The Washingten In- surance Conipany (Capita! Fam with ¢ada- vidnal liability of all stockhoiders) msures sii ofproperty Directors—H. lor, 8. Bacon, Bayly, PoMohuo, My W. Gait, 8. Beall, J. F. Hahday. W. d J. Bryan. "Office corner and 10th street Orme an ais JAS. O. MoGUIRE, Pres, classes W.F. __GRAFTON D, HANSON. Sec. ma7-fawlyif ny \HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICH, that the sub- 1 seriber ath obtained the Orphan's Court of Wyashingtce county District ot Colum’. ofmlministration on the persona! cstate of Woiliam: Warner, tate of Weshington county, deceised. All rsons having claims against the icoossed, are erehy Wasned to exhibit the a sine, w th the vouck- es thereof, to the subse-iber, on or belure the 3d day ugust next; they Ay otherwise by law be ex- * Sivan poder ter ereerheeaL ane ot Anapat- iia. Jiven under yy iy uguat, au Slawaue * WARNER Administrator, Bee AAAI Ta a, ‘Over Sweeny, i hows: te . BRADY anking it re the pat in conse) _ the very rainy ie Hic G 5 Ww y pe RA tak fatention, keee thopen ir i P - * ose et une cratt yang = ype si (the-lergeat ap the wor ue RUGH DOWLING, auet, — Pert Ausnoneer, WUABLE BUILDING LO’ View oe Yor« AVENUE, NEXT IIE CON TING wt 7 AL — ke DAY, the loch iv all ‘sell ta cont ct ite premises .. part of Lot No tl. an ‘quare front of 22° feet on Rew York avenue, ru: back 97 feet to an alley. ‘hig Sig partial teoett Sided weer ‘pneu rd con: balance in ix and twelve 5 ri cnaadenlefioereie & interes:. A deed given ‘Title disputable, auad A. GRE ARSHAL’S BALE. vi Ny her: facias issued fromthe ‘Merk ofhee s ee oe of the Disirict of Columbia for ie county 5 to me directed, I shal! expose to public sale, for Casu, in frout of the Court house door of sa inty,on TUESDAY, 17th day of August, I Peloek m.. the fol lowing described property, el By ingten’s night. title, ol rest f a are te aaa egy an and fo lot together with all and sin, lar u ments t seized and levied upon as the prop- gry of Samuel Byington, ard will bs wold to dudicisis No. 46, to October term. a8, Willem Van Reswick vs. Richard Wallach Samuel By- a aee ott Sudieials te Doteher toe lesa, sw. a Richard Wallach tnd Saye etn, Ne es iy Bedi for the inairiet of Columbia. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. RUSTER’S 8. “Will be sold on THURS- Day, ith Ang x! at 10 0'cloek, 2. m., on 7th street, near the C © Market, to the highest bidder, for cash, one bai se, One Irou gray horse, one Wagon, one dou! ett of harnes: fy certain debis and notes, secori trust. reeorded in Liber J. A. 8., 201, 2, of the land records of Washi C, H, EDMUND CLaR iy 12-99w&ds ARSHAL’S SALE —In yirtne of a M heri facian, issued from the Mets the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the Coanty of Washington, and to me directed, I tall expose to public sale, for Casi, ip trout of the Court House door of anid’ couuty, oa TUESDAY, the 17th day of August, 1858, at 12 d’el’k m., the fol we deveribed property, to wit: Al! defendant's righ: tle. cinim, and interest in snd to Lots Nos. is and 17,1 Styire, No, 554. also, tats Nos. 25 end 2, im Square No. 855. inthe eity of Wash. ton, D. C.. together with al! and sinenlar € improvements thereon, seized and levied upon reperty «f Joseph Peck, ard will bees d t y Ju iciqis No. 28%, to October term, 1°59, in favor of Joho F, Chinn. use of Wm, B. Kibbey va. Josey ke. W. SEL + Trustee. A. GREEN, Auctioneor. I ADIES’ SHORS, MISSE SHOES, CHIL- 4 REN’S SHOES, are soiling at unusually low prices at Thr Ladies Shoe Store, No. 1¢ Pa. avenue, be wi polling Ladies’ Lractirg Gait © are selling ies’ Lasting Gaiters at Do Go joroeeo Boots = go - asking. lo Last rs &c., &c.; all our own make. 'Bime'and cr iy om TIMOTHY CLARK, WEDAND S8PLIT Woon, r the cheapest and most desirabie article of xn be used during the heated term ; for all cvs! fies once made must be kept up the by CAUsINg & hest to radiate through- cut the house. to the great annoyance of the mmates. WLereas, with this wood, enouzh need only be used to cook the at once desired meal, eaving the house cool during the mterval. We request all seekers of real comfart and con- venience to give itatrial. To be hed 1 oe Offica northwest corner ign and © streets, one square south of Penusyivanis avenue at their Steam Fire Wood Miiis, foot of 17th street. jy 16-tf ———————— ee “HiAP! CHEAP!! C PALM LEAF FANS, os Just received, a fine lotof PALM LEAF FANS, by case or dozen. at No. 464 7th atreet, opposite Patent Office. iy S-tf BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR, Vareed a 4. o'clock this utes were from the citadel and the First Halifax Volunteer ee Se xtand parade to-night “UHery,who are on All the public buildingsand evtabliahcbents and piece mt Hey y= afternoon, royal bave brilliantly iominated ring the enti 3 many of them also being magnificently and gayty rated with flags. The telegraph cffice here shone forth with tana parences, in wuieb the names of all ceie- pe rapt annal< were presented-—that = be ta ‘eld orcupying the most conspieu- An immense t Procession, headed the Mayor, artiltery ent engine anipesoee md raded the streets until a-very tate bout dieegeen, Img sweet music % the citizens, who. in vast numbers promenaded tue thoronguiferes cherriag eutbusiastica’ ri ena y when Passing the telegraph of - Many persons came tn by rail, rounding conntry to witues be demon Donbdie pe salutes, of Uns each, will be fred from the citadel ‘and fay-ship, and by the Halifax artillery, as Queen Victoriate 2 to ein! Buchanan is Passing through Nova Scotia. The Fever at New Orleans. New Oxveans, Aug. 7.—The total number of deaths from yellow fever that have occurred in the Charity Hoxpits! between the ‘Svth ult. and yesterday (6th inst.) were 64 During the same period there were 14 cases discharged cured. leaving the number remaining SO, several of which are regared convalescent The disease te coutived almost entirely to Persons who are un- acclimated, tbe number of cases reported in pri - being very few The health ofthe y is still regarded by our best physi- clans a8 most excellent European Arrivals, &c. Qurekc August 9—The Nova Scoti from Liverpool, arrived here yesterday, bat the most a ut polats in ber advices bave been antic- New York, Angust 9—The Arago bas been signalled trom the Hook. Her intelligence has — received vig Oape Ruce he Goodwood rece took e 2 Ten Broeck won the match a with Onieea; against Mimasa, for the Stewa: scup. Babylon was among the last; and for the servant stakes, Weodburn, also an American horse, wassthe fourth. at Stettin, by order of the The recent stizare Pra-sian Government, of seven Danish merchant vessels, caused much irritation at Copenbagea Great Loss by Fire. Boston. Ang.9 —The Wareham (Mass) Man- ufacturing Co's. foundry, steam mulls, and ma- chine shops were burnt this morning. Loss, $13,000; insured for $9,000. Baltimere Markets. Bartimonsz, Aug. 9 —Flouris ‘firmer; new How- ard street and Obio $5285 25. Wheat Is steady; fiir to good reds $1 Wai 30; fair to prime whites $1 35a81 50. Corn isactive, at an advance of 2a3c ; White 57289¢., yellow 95a97c. Whisky closed firm at 27a28e. New York Markets. New Yorn, Aug 9 —Ftour has advanced; sales of 11,00) bbls’; State $4 3034 40; Obio $5 2535 40; Sonthern $5 1045 35. Wheat ts buoyant; sales of 20,000 bushels ; Southern red &1 25al 30. Corn is dull; sales of 18,000 bush ; mixed 78a S cents. Pork is quiet; mess $17 5%; prime $14 9081495. Lard is steady Whisky is dull at 27227 Financial. New Yorr, August 9 —Stocks are dull: Cbi- cago and Rock island 75% ; LaCrosse & Mil 45 Michigan Southern 224 ; New York Centrai Reading 475; Va. 6s 4; Missouri 6's 85%. GELLING OFF — = Da TO CHANGE BUSINESS. With 8 view of making a change in my business, I «hal! commenc: this day seiling off my entire etock ha Dregs Goods and a1] summer fabrics many for less. to c'ore them out this Keveral stock of first class puale Goods for family use.at reduced prices for cash only. Any articlas charged on account wiil beat the usual prices. Opening no new biils, Special Request —All ‘ties indshted to meare esrnest!y reauested their avoounts before the Ist day of September next, as my business tnust be settled to that date, J.W.COLLFEY., jv3!-2w 528 7th street.) door north of EW STOCK OF PLAIN AND PANCYSTPA. DN TION + RY jast reesived at Shepherd's Fancy and plain Note and Letter Papers aud Enve- lopes of iatest styles, Faber’ Polygrade and other Penci's, Pens, Stee! Pens, mar Noyes’ Black, Blue and Red Inks, Enve-o assorted, pisin and fancy, lank Memorandums, &c., 's Toy Books. of every variety, tyer Books, Psalms, &c. "t forget the place to get your money hack, 0 per cent—at eorner 7th and D, States Office W. D. SHEPRERD. STEAM FIRE-WO0D MILLS, Ds Foot of Seventrenth street. T. J. & GALT, Proprietors. i[>" Orders may be left at the Mill or at the Office N. W. corner 2th and C streets, No. iv 22-Tn One square south of Pa ASTURE.—Citizens of Washington desiring Pasture for fine horses, under careful suvervi mn, can be arc mmodated with first-rate udvan- EN within 6 miles of the city, by Bp ine toe HENRY L. CARLTON, B adensbarg. Md. He refers to Messrs. Jackson Brothers, E. E. Winte & Co., Grocers in Washington. | au5-4t* PY WO MILLIONS. by William Alien Butier, author of “Nothing to Wear;” 59 cents. Mensuration and Practical Geometry, by Charles tl. Haswell; 7% cents. Doetor Thorne, a Novel, by Anthony Trollope ; tustory of King Richard the Second, of England, by J. Abbott; 60 cents. Just reveived at New Bookstar between PHILP’S BOVE MGuD—Manubotured to order at ss “2 -GALUS steam Fire Wood Mills, soot WA7th street. Utlice, Nv W corner 12th and € “atreeta, Ne S47. jy 4 jot A fine sorrel MARE anda nearly . Saddic. kc. will be suid wt a very low price, as the owner is about ta TS leave thecity, Apply at SMITH’S Livery Stab @. on Qith street, between I and the Avenue. au Siw? %O THE PUBLIC.—1 have opened an cffice Justic: of the Peacs,.No 36, Pennsylva enue: for the traniaction of anr businesa entrusted to my care: such as drawing deeds, wills, taking ueknowiedsments, collecting notes, drafts, and act- ing 2s & ceneral agent,, . t here is also connected with my cffica two of the most expert and vigtlant detective officers, R Al tos ere my agin respeotfully a ested. joe hours from 7a. m. te ma. “iy eet JAMES WARD. J.P AT VASTLY REDUCED PRICES. From this date 1 shall offer the fui lowing Soode forless than their real value, view © . &e.. be oul attention paid to DRE: tha ietent French styles, and at ja 25 . J.& W.M, GALT. ~ . STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILL, AND GENERAL FURL BEPOT, ‘vot of 17th street, | fice N. w. Rornen ate and C ats.. No. 547. Prompt personal attentios ive 57 Geal tn tiuored und roofed ys he ton m to all orders. yards. ecoompanied with a biil on , Unlese powett' ‘2,240 Ibs to t Gra PES! GRAPES! Ha ing bouxht si! Mr. Howlett’s ve: fine and i - 3 1 offer {ryan this day the BUAER AN WORC'CR SEE ele a 18S prod fresh fromtue vie a cated for. Calland try beece, af J. G. WEAVER’S, operetta Mroung a Vv vY: > P YING FROM aeTO 10 CENT. ve ft for sale— St. Loum Coamy 7 per cent. Bonar, payable se ae cerns vebeabaien aaa Phase bonds sresold eta rate to pay Li per cent. per anoum. Louisville City Bonds. Miai ba » Bb ouds.8 per cent. ints rest, semi wall le in New York. A al tax pro- net to gar the yaterest and a sinking fund created for redemption cf prinoips! atmaturity. —- od CHUBB BROTHERS, S'-Im ? reasury. INDLING AND STOVE WOOP a SALT'S STEAM Flas “WOOD MIELS, Office N. W. 12 and O No. 547, HE RETIRED PHY SI- cian, diroov: » while in the Kast indies, ® certain cure forConsumption, Asthma, > chitis, Cougs, Colds, and General Debility. The remedy was discovered by him when only chid, & daughter, was «i D&; H. JAMES, 0. P, BROWN, u 6 Sm No. 19 Grand st., Jersey City, N. J. He™ E-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES. We have just yore an extensive sesortment of Undies’. Gents’. Masses’. Boys’, Voutia and Cluldren’s ROU U3 and SHOES of the, best material. of our own manufacture, of the most tashieanble styles, warranted to give satisfaction. If per. ons in want of goods in our line will give us & trial, they will find the great differe: ce as reaands durability and neatness over the quantity of worth: less Boots and Shoes that sre sold in this caty. We have determmed, from date to nell FoR ¥, which will enable us to sell xs low, if clower, thn any extablehment ia this made to order. . B. GRIFFIN & SON, ____No 314 Pa. aveane._ STATIONERY FORSALEAT VAL COST PRI eTAVINE . 8. kon, t actwal cost prices; antil the 18th of August, when the goode sposed of will be by Guetion in tke comprises Staudark Works, Bibles, Poets, Evgiish, Preven aud Amer: can y, No’ im great variety, and other Books and articlés risiming to the book snd stationery Lucineas. This is a rare opportumty to urchase forthe library or centre tabi ere and oli srs who may Gesire to select a few bowks can obtain nor m - nn at retail as thi ra at wholessie, an CHAS. F. MYERS, No, 423 Pennsylvania aveoue, au 5-cotf between 4', and 6t I spies’ SHOES!— (A DIES" SHOR i it 4 i am ¢constanily receiving addi —— supply. Hest Engiish Lasting Gaiters. Moroeco Bootes Asoo fi au, a hue Siippers and jy SD ec6m Woe. w From 3 to 40 cords of superior seasoned OAK WUuOD, at Centee’s >tation, on Baltimore and Wastungton R. K., ready for market. Wall weil the whole or divide to surt buyers. For particulars, ad- dress P M. SNOWDEN Fayette street, Baltimore, } YARK-AGE HUKSES & WAGON- Cc a vai of excellent CAR 3 HORSES. end 5 two | spring MARKET WAGON nearly new. Apply st KELLEHKR & PY WELL": 1 ae, fichth street betwe: < of a Roots. at the lowest prices. J. ROSENTHA', No. 22 Pa. REMIUM LIGHTNING ROD POINTS. The undersigned begs leave to cali attention to his se ad article of LIGHTAING Ubs, ‘h he 1s conetantty manufacturing at his estab iis} nt. corser of C and Wth strects. The supe rior metal of which his Conductors are composed, over any others now manufacta:ed br any house | the country deserves the unlimited patrouse: those of the pybic who have not vet ried them. ln every instance where the + ubsoriber ha» erect them they have given the utmost satisfaction. He would take this per nity to b bie chy se" ‘or party ereching Legals fod Points whi ch afford v ~ yx Bo the property o oe e seers pinced vy case, dincini ue isan wind gh nd said party. in this buriness, any ’ Q Ae only sav ones now used, and he Seance perede, who bas used them and pot found them to be waat they are bi pte to come for- ward and eny £0. be wi ail money re op tienist attention paid to Repairing Old Rods which hove been put up by trrespousabie parties, and led vo be of service. nave Tieton of 1 iptteer Beds ya. Pornts cant seen s my t's, Ny a. v epte ar leweler, N@. ven! Mt atregts, FRANCIS ABAR iv Bul Corsennt teoherd C HEAP!—CHEAPER !—CHEAPEST ye a it ze stock .f «id style nnd da ed . baad GA ERS s IPrr is nd A Buskin BOOTS. Aso, Misses, ‘Chihirea: gad Servast's BOUTS ted SHUR, comprising R¥ [oliOws : 15! pairs Ladies’ Riack Lasting Congress Gaiters, 1” pune ‘indies? Risek Lasting and Colored Lacsd Boents 17 pairs Lad! jen in ing and Colored Laced? ers, 100 pole titisee! and Chi drebds Gaiters, at and te. sw by Ladies? Bronze, Moroego, Kid, Velvet, rarpet acd Lasting Slippers, 150 o.s' por part no, op Wand, the Inrgegt Sascr.ier tod J ation ate lemen’s Boote x1 fn this cacy.a lad which } will sel! s.ock. Cell | cheap, As I wi-h to reduce my SAMML P HOOVER'S Iron Hall aie and Treak Store iy Sl-aw ‘av, her nd Meh ote Nn ie, FAMILY COAL. “ suesud tons / athracite loreanery.f Hy pucposes, cereoued aad pron ig tf ON. Were F5 e Ww, MOAT WR eaae ig Te raniaXoxsen? . L &MILLER, — oa Vowe, J ew au t-s was Kirk woue ey