Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1858, Page 3

_LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. _ a Gur Excursion —The unfortunate occurrence Massacbusetts avenue, on the might before last, gave rise to some appre- Rensions on the part of many of the lady friends of the parties that deterred them from Participating in the pleasures of the morning trip to Mount Vernon and Glymont yesterday. However. a goodly number did come, and with a lively company of the boys, amoag whom were the Philadeiphia delegation and their escort, the Party was agreeably constituted. The Collyer, Capt. Baker, and his faithful helps, were all in excellent ‘‘trim,"’ and the aforesaid boat, after getting clear of the Navy Yard and Alexandria, (at whieh points some accessions were made to the company already on board,) sped ra; idly and smoothly down the silver waters, which, with their verdure-clad borders loaned shifting a constantly and varying scene of beautiful views to the stranger friends and all others who were on the lookout for Nature in all her charming fresh- ness Bergman's fine cotillon band, which had been thoughtfully engaged for the oceasion, soon bad use for their stringed instruments; for, w upper deck the votaries of jm the ‘Terpsichore had as- sembled, and the merry dance went round with- ont interruption, until the arrival of the excursion to Mount bere long enough to dro) men and their friends of the Philadelphia fire- ernon. The steamer ben f stopped the Northern Liberties Fire-Company, and one or two others, and then sped on to Glymont, leaving the small party of some ten or twelve persons (two of them ladies) to follow at their leisure in a fast sailboat that had been provided for the purpose. A jotlier set of men never were thrown together on any occa- sion than this same their homage to the immortal dead. Bennett, the | skillfal themselves before the grave of V party who bad landed to pay skillfai photographist, was oben to transfer impressions of the Philadelphians upon glass, to be taken back with them to their homes 2s remembrnoces of their visit. Ascending the bill that leads to the tomb, the pate soon found ashington. After gazing upon the tomb and i:s surround- “ings in silent awe for a short time, arrangements were made to dayurrreotype the visitors. They were placed in poxitioc, and then the fun began. Ike A——, one of the Philadelphia visitors, than whom does not exist acleverer chap anywhere, could not be got to stand still for more than three-fourths of a second ata time. ‘Stand back a Hittle,’’ « B—, (preparing to open the i Tie callea im “stand back <0 “‘picter box, that I may get a good view of the sarcophagus.”? “What's that,’* says Ike, ‘what did you call it? Sar-sar-clo-fya—say that again, old fellow, while I write it down; what a word,”’ and no amount of persuasion could keep Ike stil! until a hearty laugh had been had all around. Then the party would be placed in ition again, and the ar- tist, after congratuiating them on being beauti- fully grouped for a “‘stunner,’? would lift the veil, and on the instant Ike would begin to “‘anicker,” anexample which would be instantly followed by the ladies and caught up by the men, till the unfortunate B—— would roll bis eyes in despair. Plate after plate was spoiled by this unfortunate word “ sarcophagus,’” uutil serious fears to be entertained that the party would never be able to obtain a picture At last, after Ike had had his fun out, Johnny C. cond not be made to stand still, and a number ef good pictures were thus ruined. Then Ike would draw bis comical face out to an inordinate length, and declare that old “ Slokarforeous”’ ) ¢meaning B ) was the sole cauce of the failure, ‘miter the aforesai 6 » towork decidedly * : Yiteonr: Mr Wim Jones, who spared no pains worked its way into the party, to steady his ves. His sugyestion was at once adopted; and fd flask bad passed all ardund and wlibad been revenged. the machine was found ‘tter, and no trouble at al! was experienced by any one in reducing his nerves toa quiescent condition. Several really geod pictures were taken, and then the pact commenced a stroll over the place, and pluckes leaves, and culled pebbles, canes, &c , to their heart’s content. Owing to the obstinacy of a colored “+ gemman’ who was in charge of the house, an bance mammeomore to the astonisbed vis- itors the extraordinary anomaly of an pany 39 ible janitor, a stroll through the house was de- nied to them. This -‘ gemman’’ was strangely dignitied, and totally tnvensible to any bint in the way of proffered silver, informing the visitors Dat Ise de pusson in charge here, an misaux’s dinner is ready, an” we don’t recebe wisitors only on "tie’lar cashuns;"? so the party were compelled to content themselves with an external survey of the house they had traveled so far to stroll through At two o’clock, all assembled at the wharf and embarked on board the little sioop for Giymont After sliding along;sluggisbly out into the river for balf 2 mile to the channel, an unexpected dif- ficulty to further Lato, big heats itself in the way of a total cessation of the river breeze. The sun poured its brviling heat most mercilessly down upon the unprotected heads of t and the ladies were on the point of Every stratagem, known to the Tesorted to by Ike to raise the wi pose. All bands turned to, and set up a dismal whistle, which was protonged until the whole crowd was in a state bordering en distraction R_ stuck bis penknife in the mast, and sent upa silent petition to Eolus. No go hat obstinate mythological deity bad cag kr out. Despair Was complete aud terrible Jacle Jake I’. s xested smicide. [ke swore it was all the fault of old “‘Sclaopylenkis,”’ and proposed to have that grutieman immolated at once, as a sacrifice to the offended deity. After a good hour thus passed, a becalmed jungy Was spoken and overhauled. She was found to be loaded with watermelons. dozen of the largest were purchased and trans- ferred to the sloop, and then begun such a scene of butchery as would bardly find a parallel even in the bistory of the late Russian war. The twelve melons lasted just three quarters of a minute, and then no vestige of them could be found, save an occasional yreen rind which went floating away on the slow tide. The ladies, by this time, and even the gentlemen, were ll baked to the con- sistency of underdone roast beef; but this was but the beginning of sorrow, for the wind would not blow at all; and two and a half hours more of sun broiling were eked out upon that dreary waste of waters, before a melgbbering sehesner that had at last given it up, and cast ber anchor to wait the pleasure of the selfish wind, alforded the opportunity of shade by permitting the sloop to come under the protection of her shady side, where sbe remained, the baked up inmates being generously treated by the captain of the aforesaid schooner to a few sea biscuit and some glorious old water. After remaining here a short time, the welcome intelligence that the Collyer had hove in sight was communicated. ‘There she was sure enough, on het second trip to Glymont. The party hastil re-ermbarked, and signals of distress were hoisted, which were seen and returned by the people on the Collyer’s deck. She came alongside and three lusty cheers were exchanged, a repe was thrown, and the exhausted soff-rers taken on board, and—‘‘treated”’ to acceptable lager and sandwiches. A larve pa ty of pleasure-seekers were on board, and a short half bour brought the noble steamer to her moorings at Glymont. At Giymont the pleasure had been universal Dancing, pic aicking, pure water, pleasant shade, social conversation, ¢f a/, had been the order of the day. The late comers were well cared for, and the rescued castaways were resuscitated in a Most substantial and satisfactory manner by the z insist on his being forthwith introduced toa ees wicker-covered flask, which bad some- w 3 secompense them for their previous sufferings. er before was hot corn, tomatoes, sprin fathickeas, beef, ham, rolls, fresh butter, and ali “the little etceteras of a sumptuous repast more ib “2 ‘After a demolisued nor more enjoyed. juner came a short interval of repose, and then the dance went round, and kept goin Found till the repeated toll of the steamer’s be! warned the merry-makers that it was time to de- “sist from pleasure. The embarkation over, the boat left the romantic shores of Glymont at 10% o'clock, p. m., and steamed her way for home On board, the passengers arranged in groups ac- cording to mutual taste, and couversation, love- making, music, songs, and jokes whiled the time away until the steamer reached the wharf at Washington, at 12% o'clock, a.m. The regret- ful fasewell was then uttered, and the company di teed to their homes, and to re; bis was our first visit to Glymont, which we found to be in all ine one of the most agree- able retreats of the kind existin; anywhere in thiscouatry. Its commodious pe well arranged buildings, romantic strolling places, cool springs, sbady groves, &c.,&c.. ure most inviting to ali desirous of eseaping fora few houra from the glare of the city’s sua and the interminable dust and furnace heat of the city’s arid streets. It ix not wonderful then, that, managed.as well as it certaiuly is, it has already been visited by per- bape ten thousand citizens of the District and surrounding country. Town Drrrepstoks ix tHe Covuxtey.—The complaints made by the farmers, gardeners, and residents of the country outside the Corporation limits, of the impudent depredations made upon their property and premises by gs from the city, are just pow very loud and strong. They Tepresent that nothing is spared by the troops of rowdies and loafers that, especiaily on Sundays, range over thei nds seeking what they may d-vour and dest at These visitations are a aui- sance of (he worst kind, and will be likely enough to draw down on the parties who make them t just vengeance of the abused and iasulted vic- tims. Self-preservation is the first law of nature, and thecountry people one itas weil as others into operation. Let the evil disposed beware.— Intelligencer. —We were told last Dino of His txivnin evening that a negro bay, about fourteen years of nage, whose parents reside on Third street, be. tween N and M, on the tsland, died on’ tast ‘Tuesday eveniug from injuries received in being beaten 2 few days previously. The report that reach d us is that no inquest bad been held over the body during yesterday, though he was at- tend-d by two physicians. The matter shouid be inquired Inte by the police. Tux Fotrowine Letree, which, by its date, Will be seen to have been written for some years, is from a father to bis son in this city who was at the time a wild and dissipated fellow h, ‘with no care on his mind, no responsibility, and given to some of the worst vices that disgrace and ruin the young. The letter was received and care- fully treasured up by the recipiem, who isto-day a highly respeeted and wealthy citizen of Wash- ington. He taid the foundation of his present Er in the good precepts contained in this letter, which caused hii to reflect seriously upon the reckless course he was then pursuing, and finally worked in him a complete reformation He desires us to publish it, hoping that some wayward youth may chance to peruse it, and pause in a similar course of ruinous folly: Battimore, October 1, 1843. My dearly beloved Son © were much pleased to receive letter, which came to hand yesterday, 26th ultimo, and we were much pleased you are satisfied with the around you. My dear son, est child, dnd your father’s heart is fixed on you in the hope of your being a stay and a comfort to bim in bis old days, if he should live, let me im- press it on your ymngond tender mind, that the fear of the Lord is t beginning of wisdom, and that to be a happy and useful old man you must be a virtuous young man. J advise you, therefore, my son, to form bat few acquaint- ances; even too many good ones is dangerous, and a very few bad ones is destructive. Never under any circumstances remain in a man’s company who is given to falsehood. Remem- ber, my son, that the truth is the foundation of every virtue, and every man who would ad- vise you to a disbonest or dishonorable act, shun bim as you would a pestilence Regard every man’s rights, trespass upon none; ren- der equal justice to all, and stand ficm {n the defence of your own and your country’s right in allthings. Obey the laws; let your motto through life be In the words of the great Shaks: ar, Be just, and fear not.” Remember that he Is not a xood citizen, no matter what he thinks of him- self, if he does not obey the laws of his country. Be not anxious to be rich; but be diligent in your bosiness, whatever you may follow, with the strictest integrity, and wealth will follow which will be lasting Now, my son, 1 commit you into the hands of the Lord God, who bas been a father and a friend to me, and will always be a father and a friend to you, if your heart is right before him Your affectionate father, our first ted the to hear place and everything as you are my young- Tae WratneRr.—Range of the thermometer for one week, beginning at noon of Thursday, August 5, and ending this morning : Morning. Noon. Night ‘Thursdi 87° a0? Friday . 87 £0 Saturday A 87 Sunday #2 Monday. so Tuesday 3 Wednesday. 85 Thursday. a Remarks —August 5th—Calm, wind NW., very hot, cloudy at end 6th—Warmer, wind NW., very hot, lightning at end. 7th—Wind NW., cooler. Sth—Cloudy, airy, wind NE., cooler. %th—Calm, wind NW., cooler. 10th—Coudy, rain with lightning, &c., wind NW ., ended fine. 1ith—Caim, wind SW, hot. 12th—Cloudy, wind E , lightning in the early morning. First quarter moon Monday, Aug. 16, between 9 and 10 a. m. Groxcztown, D. D., August 12, 1868. Battimore anv Onto RaiLeoap —The regu- lar monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Baltimore and Obio Railroad Company was held in Baltimore yesterday. The revenue of the read for the month of July was $365,269.53, as follows: Main Stem. N. W.Va. Wash Br. For Passengers. ®57.126 63 $2,289 31 $29,473 03 For Freight.....253,295 56 14,113.17 °8,671 SU $310,722.19 $16,102.51 $38,144.53 Compared with Joly of 1857 these returns show a decrease of $76,531 28, of which $76,635 63 js on the main stem, and $515 59 is on the North- western branch. There is, however, an increase on the Washington branch earnings of 8952 9S, which, deducted from the two items of decrease above noted, show the net falling off as before stated. The gross revenue in July of last year, from the three lines of the road; amounted to $411,500 S1, of which $17,251 09 was from the Northwestern line, that being the first month in which any revenue was derived from that work. Tue Market —To-day, there was a very fine disptay of provisions offered for sale in every department of the Centre market. The vegeta- ble stands were supplied by numerous country dealers, ax well as the licensed city dealers, and the quality of the vegetables was excellent, civ- ing evidence of the care and labor of the produ- cers, and the good judgment of the dealers In the selection. The butchers’ department was, :tx > Well supplied, and presented a cleanly ap- pearance throughout, which was highly credita- ble to the attendants. ‘The hay stands were well supplied ‘The prices have not changed mate- tially since onr last quotation. Business appeared to be brisk, purchasers numerous, and the day passed off without reason for complaint Svurctpg.—About eight o’clock this morning, Mr.'T. AP. Todsebuider, a small beer manu- facturer on Maryland avenue, Capitol Hill, com- mitted suicide by hanging bimself to a beam in the upper story of an old stable in the rear of bis premises. When found life was extinet, th ny bh ¢ bad been absent from bix family so short a time that, when discovered, the rope by which be was suspended was severed, in the hope that life might be still remaining. ‘The cause of the act is attributable to the worst result of drinking habits, viz: manta-a-potu. Twoot the children of the deceased are, as we write this, down the river on a pleasure excursion with the Sabbath School of St. Peters’ Church. The deceased wax in comfortable circumstances, and owned consid- erable property. ‘TRIALS at THE GuaRD-Hovse.—Mary Butler, drunk ; workhouse days ; George Butler, pro- fanity; do. % days; Eliza Lee, do; do 9 days All the above were colored. Elizabeth Shorter, fine and costs, $2.58; R. Moody, pro- j John Carberry. shooting in id costs, $2.5¢; Thomas Wil- hams, drunk; dismissed; William Beroman, do.; $5.94; David Richards, do ; dismixsed. . We into our eity boon to our citizens, and as affording a long de- sired descideratuin in our beverages. WasinxcTon, Auguat!2, 1858, Mr. Editor : Yn your paper of yesterday, in @ no- toe of the excurmon to day of St. Peter's Sabbath Sehool, the fo rd nes occurs: “Mr. August Schroder, a vaiuabie member of Wither# celebrated hand. has organized ’ &c , dc. Permit me tecorreat tating that fam not a member of Mr. With- ae T have irequentiy performed with ©. referring to my having *-oreai jon band” is true, and { avail myself of this ocoasion to imtroduce myae’f to the public and to offer my services to my fellow-citizens, Whenever they may want (oul Music. 1 shallalways endeavor to be punctual to my engagements, aud respectfully solicit g share of public patronage. Respectfully, AvoUstT ScHRopER, ed a first-rate No. 523 8th street east, between F and G south. WoRLD FAMOUS to ce: brated oni all the train of dixeases wh 6 from a inorbid condition of those functions on the stomach, 4 the proper action of which the health so much — ‘Those Wao desire to ba prepared, not only sin, but for one pleas- and composed the Ww entirely refreshed, mentally, go and procure this Druggists and dealers generally, ‘8u 10-e0St re Ify both physicrtly and valuable tonic. For sale by every where. Wapping the Phiiade’ streets. loe¢ KES, Very pretty being, | cheap ia Confectionery, corner {2th and cream pergalou. jy 2-Im* Worrt Rxavine.— Why is it that so many auffer Stel for the enleverrets. ond geen dinner hte r the enjoy b suits of life, when relief may be obtained. and health vigor & treatment at once conve- nient and safe,as wellas permanent in its character? To those who have suffered long with dise-se, 8 of Appetite, vigor, &c., the under- signed tenders his proiessional services, assuring the sufferer incandor mn ee eee Fone prescriptions. and so od body aa mind, without unple sant ro strictions or hinderance from ordinary business pur- suits. All diseases of a private nature, from whatsoever Muse, either Teoent or chronic, striotures, an irrita- at : tri bie bladder, &c.—also, Serofula, Asthi Rheuma- tism, Piles, & ifully and successfully treated. ‘Dr, Harris will taste ‘Wenn tou every week du- coy, Prgane, remaining rooms, 58 Ni -WThE tt ys, Thurs- each week. Can be consulted ational Hotel, from 1” tol; and 5 K. B. Hanns, M. D. Residence. Rienmond. DIED, On ths morning of the 12th i MICHAEL JAMES EN THOF ER, years, sea of Joseph and Elezabeth Ann Enthoffer. The iaaersl will take piace To-morrow Afterno-: a2 o'clock, from the resicence of his parent 0. 447 D street. The friends «nd acquaintances of vited to attend, the family are respectfully instant, SARA B Benjamin and Mary Ann ARLES cH RI iS Wednesday, tne 1 ‘SLA, only ser iss, aged § morth and | di ou searce could think so small a thing Conid leave a loss su large Her little such shadow fi From da unset’s marge, (Baltumore Sun p.case copy.) ® if the ils TeyselG GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of The Star. Gronertown, August 12, 1868. An accident of rather an alarming character occurred yesterday at the site of the Aqueduct Bridge, over Rock creek, which came very near resulting in the death of one of the stone cutters, a very worthy individual by the name of Joseph Willard hile the hands were engaged hoist- ing a iatee stone, one of the iron guys of the small derrick gave way and the derrick fell; one of the heavy iren guys striking in its descent im- mediately upon the crowa of Willard’s head laying the scalp open to the skull bone, a di: tance of some four to six inches, and peeling it off as It glanced nearly down tothe ear. ‘The force of the blow prostrated him to the round, from which he was taken, in an insensible and almost lifeless condition. By the use of restoratives be Was sdon brought to consciousness, and taken to his boarding-house on Bridge street (Mr. Jiles’) where several of our physicians were soon in attendance and dressed his wound. We are pleased to learn, this morning, that the injury is not considered very d ngerous, and thal be is doing wx well as could be expected under the cir- cumstances. We must again repeat our request that those persons who appropriate our Stems to their own use, Will be so accommodating as not to garble them to such an extent as tocause them toconvey ideas never intended by us; and we solemnly protest against their being used by any one for ieee [otal where the odium will be likely to fall upon us again. We regret to learn this morning that there is a considerable deficiency of water upon our canal ; upon some of the levels, we are informed that it amounts to from a foot to eighteen inches. ‘This deficiency will, while it continues, subject the beatmen to many inconveniences, besides com- pelling them to reduce considerably their car- goes. This deficiency is, in no sense, owing to any want of vigilance or want of attention upon the part of «he man: gers but wholly to the low stage of the water in the Potomac, and other streams by which the canal is supplied. The only arrival, since our last, is the sloop Lydia Ann, from Philadelphia, with coal to Bar- Ton & Son. The packet schr Arctic, flicks, of the Messrs. Dodge, the A. V. Bedell, of Peter Berry’s, New York lines, and the Searsville, of Hartley & Bro’s — line, are now taking in cargoes for those points. The flour market is still tending stock in first hands is unusually li we have heard some of our dealers this morning. that it would soon exhausted. There are plenty of buyers, but no sellers, this morning, at $5 for good canal super- fine brands, and higher for extra Wheat (new) begins to come in rather more freely, and finds a ready market at $1 25a81 30 for good to prime red, and $1.302$1.40 for the same qualities of white. Corn is scarce, and in demand. Small sales at $2a83c. for white, and SlaSc. for yellow. s. ES ALEXANDRIA. —o— Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Aug. 12, 1958. The County Court, yesterday, postponed the trial of the jailor and watchman of the Alexandria jail, for negligence in the discharge of their du- ties, until next quarterly term. No further intelligence has been received from the escaped prisoners, Trammel and Smith, and no clue to the incendiary who fired Bowden’s r shop on Tuesday night. For the former, 400 reward §s offered, (2200 by the Governor and $200 by the jallor,) and for the latter there is standing a general reward of $200, offered by the Mayor for the apprehension of incendiaries. ‘The valuable farm belonging to Benjamin T. Hodges, Esq., called Pentland Hills, near Upper Marlboro’, Md., containing 2964 acres, was sold at public sale Tuesday. The farm and growing crops brought $20. , and were purchased by John Hodges, Jr., Esq. Arrived yesterday—Schooners N. C. Durfee, Hall, Fail river, to Borden Mining Co.; Sarah Catharine, Dages, and Atlantic, Segare; Aquia creek, with wheat to C. F. Suttle & é ye + ———— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS, [See First PacE.| OTICE.—DOG LICENSE.—The owners of Dogs in Soopers are heraby notified that their Licenses will expire on the lath inst.. and un- less they are venewed within ten days {rom that date, they will subject themselves to a fine, au ILeotz¢ WM. LAIRD, Clerk. FOR SALE-On | accommodating terms. three st BRICK ELLING-HOUSE aud STOR K, situated on High street. formerly oc- eupied by the late George 8. Neill. The Dwelling contains ten rooms, kitchen and cellar. The Store is spacious and convenient. ‘There is also, a goog! work shop on the inex. if ‘faabne The ight. Indeed, express fears, become entirely DER! - € POW DER !! A. F. OF FUTT & .. in Georgetown, having accepted the agency the Distnet of Colambia from the justly celebrated Hazard Powder Compan ny. would respectfully cal miners, they tlention of dealers, uarryiers and sportsmen to the faet that eat this times magazine well stored with vi thousand kegs and canisters, ofevery grnde, As well asa largeassortment of Safety Fuse, all of which will be by the quantity at the manufact- urers’ prices We name in part— Mining and coy} Powder. in kegs of 25 Ibs. each and FF ®, G, Kentucky Rifle do., in do. FG Sea Shooting Powder, in kegs of 25 |be. each American Sporting do., In} Ib. canisters, Kentucky Rifle do., inl lb canisters, Indian Ritle do., in flasks, Duck Shooting do, in5th cans, No. 163 and 1€5 Bridge street, wholesale and retail dealers in Groceries, Dry Goods, &e. au LI-1 ACALLED ME®TING OF THE 1 LANT FIRE COMPA will be held at their Hallon WEDNESDAY & inst., at 74> o'clock, Business of im be brought before the meeting. By o aug PR (OR BOSTON.—Onx ty Reouiar Lin Al Packet Schooner Searsville now receiving freight for the above port, an will saul ina faw days For freight or passag. apply to HARTLEY & BRU., 99 and 10 Water sfreet, Georgetown, D.C. iy St 2w PAvor’s OFFICE, Groxcrtown, D.C., August 4, 1858. PUBLIC NOTIVE1s hereby given, to all per- sons concerned. that a jury will be assembled on lots numbered 2,3. 4,5,6,and 7, in Holmead’s addition to said Georg n, on Saturday, the lith dsy of August instant 10 o'clock, &. m., to cond much of said | may be necesency for th iog and laying ow jublic street to be named e~ duct street, according to the plan submitted to the © rporation of said Georgetown, by M.C. Meigs, Captain of Engineers and Chief Engineer of the Washington Aqueduct. and to assess damages and benefits, which may accrue from the opening of i se sree CHARD R. CRAWPORD, Mayor of Georgetown, au 4 dthdth ms REPAIRING JEWELRY. JEWELRY REPAIRED ina superior manner, t about one half the usual cost, by J. A. VATSON, (assisted by experienced workmen,) 38 Bridge street, below the Post Office, Georgetown, NN. B.—For the convenience of persons living in in one hour's no- the ‘country, Jewelry Repaired 1 nad jx SUMMER DRINKS, Blackberry Brandy, Ginger Wine, Cu her do, TACOR, Game bee Absinthe, Cher: do., Sor 5 Soda Vater Syrups, ... Malt Liquors. The sitar bet andes Saortment of Por * en 801 ol tn ter, Ai Brows Stout and er Beer ever offered the 3 rhe ‘above, as well as our unrivalled Mineral vider, tl hand and for sale Water and Cider, constan zon bane god for by a ’ - 57 Green street, corner of Olive, je 24-tf Georgetown. M. RUPPEL, Nort side of Market Space, No. 37. hetween Bridgeand Canal streets, Georgetow: Snnounces to his patrons at hi RESTAURANT may be found, at all times, the choicest and most excellent assortment of RS. the freshest bi Sele’ stad nas whee ites Ps —— rt its furnis! any time to the Gre: 8, Or Pee Se point on the ‘Ohio Canal. Ap 4-6m ann ic nn a ni RENT.—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, or! basement, on 2d st’eet, Georgetown, the Inte residence + De Bodisco, containg 16 or {7 rooms. The house and lot are ane in complete ng all out- ne O the necessary buildings, batns, f the most commodious im George- ed for comfort and elegance. . WILLIAMS, Georgetown pri mtctoignantBaete ed Be foot be joaned, in oles jel 499 Pa. ave., bat. Ad nnd 436 OR = i hand BUGGY and HAR- RN Balint new Also. a FAMILY CAR: e ee $250, cash. a Pa. ‘avenue, 21 floor. ¥ au Tense® EFINED AND BROKEN SUGAR, &o. Sobbis. Crushed, Powdered and Clarified Sugar, hob . Golden & 5 Fogethor with & fall assortment of all kinds of Gro- ceries. S x “hay ae 6 {RBOUR & SEMMES. 0. WALL, ° 515 Sevenru Stuxer, Prinses, furnish COF F'1.\5, at short notices, of Sinte asd arseee will atte: the oid aloe to = mg persons age raluare fe 1 Uphalstering done ; and Var- LOST AND FOUND. REWARD.—Strayed away on the Sd instant Bo Mr AP RITE COW races a : red. Has long horne. and a | rt bag, rather ve reward will be paid er return to ANTHON HENRY RUCPERT, Ith atreet, near Dr. Haw’s au 12-3t* REWARD.—Lost on the morning of the 4th bd poser = soin along G erect from 8th to » OF en 7th stree! Avenue or 9h street, an oval shaped GOLD BREASTPIN, containing x braid hair, aise, several other braids of hairof d itis surrounded ed ‘The finder will receive the above Toward and the thanks of the owner by lea’ t BOARDING. OAR DING.—A few gentl beaccor BSSEPinG-—4 fer § HD ard pleasant ROOMS by ar plying at No. 502 Pa avenue, a streets. near St. Charles Hotel. sacar tosh au l¢ Im* oo REAT BARGAINS IN READY-MA G CLOTHING. <s We are selling off our entire stock of Thin Wool- ens, Drapd’ Eta, Alpacas, Linens, Drillings. &¢ Ac. without regard to cost, at much ieee than the man- ufacturing prices. Our comprises 4 great va- riety of garments for men’s and boys’ wear. NOAH WALKER & © 0. jy 2. asin rowns’ Hotel Building. He‘ OF THE SEASON, I have the pleasure to introd: DSOM- SEAN Uae atuontne BAN DGOM “ & fresh case of FRENCH SOFT HATS of my own im portation. Getting them from first hands 1 can offer them much lower than usually sold in this city. A peep at them will guarantee sales. iene Sign of th 2 i “White Bear,” corner of 6th street and Pa, avenue, ap HOPKINS. *RENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN F WALL PAPERS, FIRE-BOARN P 'S, BORDERS AND DECOK ATION NDOW SHADES, GILT CORNICES AND BANDS. CURTAIN PINS & TRIMMINGS. ‘The undersigned are now prepared, at the corner of 9th and D streets, to offer to the public the largest and most varied assortment of the above goods to be found in this city. They have received, within the present week. large additions to the stocks and will constantly be in receipt of the latest and st choice patterns. A callis solicited. Prices as low as any house north. Paper gut on by We ey tes workmen, under the supervision of one of the firm FRANKLIN & ROTHROCK. 8. P. FRranxtin, L.J.Roturock. iy 29-e02m D'SS0LUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. The Copartnerrhip heretofure existing under the firm of Geo. F. Kidwell & Co., 1s this day dissolved by mutual consent. Persons indeb ed will pay their accounts to Geo. F. Kidwe |, who is authorized to collect the same, and those having claims against said firm wi!! present them to him. GEO. F. KIDWELL, HN, LANSDALE aulé 3t* _Angust 9th, 1958. Ween A D CUAL. The undersigned having taken the stard lately occupied Geo. F. Kidwell & Co., has on hend and will be pleased to 1urnish the very best articles of WOOD and COAL to be found in the market, for CASH, or to punctual customers, payable month: ly. A call is solicited. GEO. F. KIDWELL, au 10-3t* 14th street, near Ohio avenue, NEX STOCK OF PLAIN AND FANCYSTPA TIONRY just received at Shepherd’s— Fancy and plain Note and Letter Papers aud Enve- lo; of latest styles, Faber Foly grad ad other Pencils, Gold Pens, Steel 8 Maynard & Noyes’ Black, Blue and Red Inks, Envelop os, assorted, plain and fancy, Blank Books, Memorandums, &c., School Books, Children’s Toy Books. of every variety, Also, Prayer Books, Psalms, &c. Don’t forget the place to get your money back, with 10 per cent—at corner 7th and D, States Office Buitding. iW. DD. SHEPHERD. CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia for the county of Washington. eA. Smith, Eichelberger and Lewis F. Copper- # » executors, and said Coppersmith and his wife, said Fichelberger and >= ite; James W . Oscar, oe 4 st John F., Issac A.. Ann E.,| = Emma Baugher and John A. bees | = heirs of Isaac Baugher. The bill in the above cause state: that sait Isnac Baugher, by his wili. devised that his property in the District of Ci bia, (which consists of ts of lots No. 15 ana 16, in Beatty and awzin’s addition to Georgetown, and a wharf on the south side of Water street, forty-one feet front, and of that width to the channel of the river,) should remain inthe use of Lewis Smith until he should refund to the executors of said Baugher the orginal cost of the same: that W. H. Smith, one of the compiainants, refunded such oost for sxid L. Smith to said executors of saia Baugh had since assicned iis interest therein to the other com plainan lara kK. Butie ut that no release or reconveyance had been made; that said L. Smith was dead, and the ourmplainan herine A.Smith, is his devigee: that the legal title to said premises is now vested in the defendants as heirs at law of said Baugher: and the objse" of the bill is to obtain a decree fur such conveyance and release, subject to the payment of the said advance of the said original and because the said defendants do not reside triet of Colambia, itis this 26th day of July, 1852, ordered that notice of the substance and vbject of the said bill be given to them. by publizh- ing § copy of this order in the Evenin; Vash- ington, warning sand defendants to appear at the rules to bo held for this Court,on the first Monday of Deceinber next, and answer said bill, otherwise that the same wilt be taken fur confessed against them ; the first of such advertisements to be in- serted fonr months befure the said day of appear- ance, and sad sy eeceeed once a week for six suc- cessive weeks thereafter. By order of JAS. DUNLOP, Ch. J. ‘True copy—Test: - onN A. Sairn, Clerk. jy 3-wiw ACKISTON PAVILION.—The unde signed (of Washington) naving taken this healthy, pieasant. and p>pular resort @ will receive cuests after the Ist July. T! o St. Mary’s nty Md ,near Biack- istone’s Island, and 1s acerssibie by Steavers from Washington and Baltimore. ‘The neighborhood themost p ersant in the State; and the water é sesses liealth{ul mine al properties. Good Bathing Fixtures, pleasant and commodious Ch=mber A c- mods ons spacious, Dining az Ball Kooms, witha Verandan of nearly one hundred feet, frout. in substance ing the river view, and a Bowling Saloon contribute to the enjoy: of the guests. His Table will be supplied the luxuries of the water. His Bar 13 stocked with the choicest Wines, Liquors, and ¢ 8. First rate Cotilion Music. diligent Serv: }, and every attention may be relied on. Sail and Fishing Boats always at hand. The fishing ix insu! sed in the United States. Terms $1.50 per day fortes thana week ; fora week or more, 1,25 re em. Po) ‘S—There will be a Grend Independence Ball at = Aida on (Fe night Pilsen July. end every rtnight thereafter throughout the season. “an 10-colm R.J. MARSHALL. Prop’r. ——$______ ee YHIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub- seriber hath ained from the Orphan’s Court of Washington county. District of Columba, letters ofadministration en the personal estate of William Warner, late of Washington county, deceased. All ersons having ela against the said deceased, are Rerery warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch- e's thereof, to the subseriber, on or before the Sd day of August next: they may otherwise by law be ex- einded from all benefit of the said estate. Given under my hand this 3d day of August, 1858, au S-law3w* ON. WARNER, Administrator. INDLING AND STOVE WOOD manufactured to order at SALT’S STEAM. FIRE-WOOD MILLS, foot of i7th street. Office N. W. corner 12 and C streets, No. 547, iy Bf one square south of Pa. av. FAMILY COAL. Jusr Received, one thousand tona Anthracite cout for general farnily purposes, sor and pre- pared toourorder. ot a W.M. GALT. iv 22-f _N.W. corner !2th & C sta. No. 647. (uuBaP: CHEAP! tease aire haelocer PALA LEAF FANS ne lot o! NS by case or Gowen, at We a Hk niente opposite t Ofi08. i-th i VASTLY REDUCED th 6 rom this date I shall offer the fol- lowing ode forless then their real value, wi view of reducti stock, viz: 8, LACE Weng AND BAREGE CLOAKS, GUIPURE, VALE u tee pote | rench aty ie the shortest notice. M. WILLIAN, '¢ Centre Market. G - G AND BLANK BOUK tas BIN NR ut ereay By DWAR D LYC O68. y ret 6.00 or Anti nese . 6f dood inkied edges 4.5" ‘And every style of Book Binding executed, iy 15-3 EB Wo OF WASHINGTON IS BlanysVeGerseLe Barey : ap Bald curing ait Sealy. Piaemease ee OP tn she Srencrae othe 03M ‘ear;”” 50 cents. uthor of “Not “sg . ‘Mensuration and Practical Geometry. by Charles H. Haswell; 75 cents. oper Thorne, a Novel, by Anthony Trollope ; i f raphe Ribot rare istard the Sond, o England, allinm Allen Butler, oe received at PHILP’S if avenue New Bookstore. 332 4 - = RS SANSES AT THE ie i iabteer : aaa of tathand er in sters, P pened back of AUCTION SALEs. By A. GREEN, Auotioneer. NT HOUSEHOLD AND KI AMITURE at AucTION.—Op SA‘ J shail sell, in front street, at 18 0'e! XCE| Bn Fu DAY. the erento entieman deoliring of Purniture, oneees to sekerping, Viz : tat her ‘Be dates and Stands, i ‘8, Crocker Carpets, é ug and other Kitchen Utensils, &e. ‘Terns cash, au 12-3t and G ¥ 8s eves Ware, A. GREEN, Avot. By A GREEN. Auctioneer, Fark HANDSOME BUILDING Li OTS ON Ouio AVENUE at AUCTION.—O: y r the 24th instant. I shall tell, in front of the meee at 6 0’e,00 m., four handsome and ‘desiree Lota, being 9 part of the subdivision of sot 1, in Square No.257, and desicnated as ius. DF rie Each igt bas a beset ful front venue, and rans back . 1Ssq and 14th streets west. as an ‘Tho attention of persons wishin; to purchase building lots in ae <ote healt ‘ind improving section of the city 18s called to the above sale,as the pryperty Will positively be soid. ‘erms: One fourth cash ; balance in €.12, and 18 ae fe notes bearing iuterest, and secured by a ated ______A. GREEN, Auct™ By A. GREEN. TRUSTER'S SALE. DAY, i2th Aagu ne: 7th street, near the Centre J bidder, fot cash, one bay horse: one ine a yenes fhe wacon, and one double sett of harness. to autre: fy certain debts and notes, seoured & deed of trust. recorded in Liber J. A. S., No. 133, folios 200, 201, 2, Of the rats bor a county, Jy 12-2aw&ds A. GREEN, ‘Auctioneer, THE AROVE SALE IS b TAM ABSYESALE |S POSTEONED, By order of the Trustee, aule —-_______A- GREEN, Auct’r, | By edad ae itd & CO., Auctioneers, by AY AFTERNOON, ti OF at No.8 Fa-avenu. at 4 varelock, a vn as rner’s Kestaurant, we stock of fine Liquors, winch he has png es brated for keeping, to make room ements. To be sold without reserve, ae - Verms: Allsums under $30 cash; 30, lays; over $50. <0 days; 10 4 months, with ne proved paper, bearing interest from day of sale. RK. L.CROWN & CO, Aucts., au 10-3" avenua. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. AN AND DR Or 5 Pierre he, dene Secroe See: R aT Avction.—On SATUR- ¥ MOKNING. in font of our store, we will seil a stook of Dryand Fancy Goods, &c., being the stock of retail store, as trimmed and plai and Veivets, rs, 5 | Goods, oods in the Fancy line. Also, «lot of assorted Dry Good: ‘erms cash. _au 10-ts- WALL & PARNARD, Auets, MAES#AL's SALE. —In virt of 2writs of fier: facias issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me 8! expose to public sale, for C. toed 4 on vst 3d "day of September, 1858, at 12’o’clock m.. ti . lowing described property, to wit Tight, title, claim,and interest in and to Lots Nos. 3 and 4. in Drury ubdivision of Square No. 3 in the city of Washington, D. C.. together with all d singular the improvements thereon, seized and vied upon as the property of John H. Drury, and ill be sold to satisfy Judiciaia No, 293 October term, 1858, in favor of Geo. E. and I. ston, W. SELDEN. M au il-des for the District of Columbia. N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, issued from the Cierk’s Office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columtua. for the County of Washington. and to me directed. 1 phail expose to public sale, for cash, in front of the Court House door of said County,on t RIDA Y, the 3d of September next, 1858, at i2'o'elock m.. the following described property,’ to wit, All defend. Ant’s right, title, claim, and interest in and to Lot No. 1, in Square No. 841; in the city of Washington, D C, together with aliand singular the improve- ments thereon, seized and levied upon asthe prop- erty of Wim. H. Fanoing, and will be sold to satiaty Judicial \o. 190, to October term, 1858, Jobn B. Morgan. aes in favor of W. SELDEN, Mars ___ for the District of Columbia, MiARSS L’S SALE.—In virtue of two writs of VE fieri facins issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the to me directed, I shall county of Washington, and expose to public sale, for Casu, in front’ of the county.on TUESDAY, Court-house door of said the 17th day of August, 1858, at 12: lowing described property, to w iugton’s right, title, claim, and interest N in square No. 496, in the tom of Wrshington, i together with all and singular the improve- ments thereon, seizefand levied u as the prop- erty of Samuel ington, ard will be seid to satiety dudiciais No. 146, to October term. 1856, William Van Reswick rs. Richard Wallach and Samuel By- ington; and No. 147 Judiciala to Uctoberterm, 1858, Witham Van Reswiek rs, John Van Reswick, Richard Wallach and Samuel ‘Byington. W.SELDEN, Marshal Jy B-dts ___ for the District of Columbia. DMINISTR TOR’S SALE.—In pursuance of &n order from the Orphans’ Court for the county of Washington, District of . bearing date July Sigt ultimo, | will offer o the highest bidder,at auction, at my stabies,on Beall street, be- tween High ana ronsreas s Georgetown, on THURSDAY MORNING, August 19th instant, at 11 o'clock, the following articles. viz: One Horse and Wagon. one daddle and Bridie, and one Silver Watch; the same being fhe property of the estate of Sam’! Cromwell, dec’ ‘erms cish. 2, HAZEL, Administrator on estate ot Sam. Cromwell, dec. au 4 wSw* N ARSHAL’S SALE —In virtue of a writ of fier: fucias, issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Columba for the County of Washington, and to me directed, | shall expose to publi sale, for Casu, in front of the Court House door of said county, on TUESDAY, the 17th day of August, 1858, at 120’cl’k m., the fol- lowing described property, to wit: All deiendant’s right, title, claim, and interest in and to Lots Nos. 14, 15. 16 and 17,m Square No. 554, also, Lots Nos, 2 and 25,1n Square No. 555, in the city of Wash- ington, D. C.. together with all and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of Joseph P. and will be sod to satisly Ju tic:als No. 287, to October term, 1853, tn favorot John F. Chinn, use of Wm. B. Kibbey va, Joseph Peck. W. SELDEN, Marshal j ts for the District of Columpia. Samuel By and to lot LAve SHOKS, MISSE~’ SHOES, CHIL- DREN’S SHOES, are aang, at unusually low prices at The Ladies hoe Store, No. 16 Pa. avenue, be ween 8th and Sth sts 0° Cy fag a selling Ladies’ Lasting Gaiters at. co Do do do Bi Do do Lasting Slipper: &c., &c.; all our own make. Come and jy 17-4m TIMOTHY SAWeED AND SPLIT i. w oD. By far the cheapest and most desirabie article of fuef that can be used during the heated term ; for all know that coal fires once made mast be kept up the entire day, thereby causing a heat to radiate through- he b . to the great annoyance of tho inmates. Whereas, with this wood, enough need only be used to cook the at once desired meal, ieaving the house 1 the interval. “We veaitent at sockaes) of real = and con- ene: - To octane) ees Office northwest corner 12th and square south of Penn: team Fire Wood Mil SELLING OFF Ss TO CHANGE BUSINESS, With a view of making a change in my business, I shall commence this day selling off my entire stock of neh Fancy Dress Goods and all summer fabrics at cost, and many for less.to close them out this season. Also,a general stook of first class Goods for family use, at reduced prices for cash on “3 Any articles charged on account will be at the usual Prices. Opening no new bills. Special Request —All parties indebted to me are earnestly requested to close their accounts before ca Int day of September next, as my business must sel to date, i J.W. COLLEY, jy3'-2w___ 523 7th street, Sd door north of Pa. av. STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILLS, Foot of Seventeenth street. T. J. M. G jetors. r at the Office NV. W. corner 12th and C streets, No. 547, iy 23-1m One square south of Pa. avenue. =|[—$ $e er_ EXTENSION OF THE NEW BOOK- S1ORK, FRANKLIN PHILP respectfully informs hi friends ne t fees that axtessive siterationsaad improvements in the construction of the Store are now completed. In addition to a larg: e and recent'y — stock of first class Stationery, American ke. he has established a Fine Art Gal ery at the ‘rent of the Store, where wil! be found the no} in Art. acd all the conve- velties in A: mences of a Public Reading-room, the European journals being regularly received. F. Prtip, having Correspondents in most of the Evropean crties, i prepared to execute F: orders on most advan- tagéous terms, and, from long experience in Eng- land and Amorics, feels confident ia tae: eatiofectory 3 entrusted exccution of sil orders se CNKLIN PHILP, Bookseller and Stationer, aus 332 Pa. ave.. bet. 9th and 10th sts. Srices AND STUFFS FOR PICKLES, iz: . Seed, White grain Py * Witte Mectord Seed, Mined’ "Tut Pepper Bick do. do, Rece Ginger. Green Ginger, Cloves, bid ite Jamanen di Sulseice. ® meric, cr ory MRE MCR. ave. adjoininy }. an 7-6 (Staies&intel) T, AND oRNENaL WED SSeoE and Office N, W. corer 12th sts.. No, 547. ees Personal ol attention Tw tes orders, 2,240 Lbs to the ton. ‘ money ex: Vious to the fuel bein iwered. jy tae TRECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT tin! ae at BaNdOe "cass Bi hee 3 3 of of tyle beau new style BAN. j BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR. FROM AGENT ASSOCIATED PRESS. SLivax, Angust 11.—The arrived here thisns steamer Niagera advices to the 31st ult.. three oot oa The steamer City of W: ‘ington arr on the 29th J _ are out Parliament was ra windi in the Hews of Chemo temp that the total number of forces in India and en route, including the India ‘s and leducting for casualties, is 86,000. Four million weed ba Area thousand of the Indian loan pred moe) Tee oa yet to be current year lastructions ba with the religion of the, ment of Parliament was Coeseit anaes see Adapted tn ‘ounce: be The Goodwood cup was wos “ on American starter whieh came in Inst Sh The horse Fisherman was second wood races—nothing cise was near. horses run. The owner of have won £20,000 on the race. Dates from Bombay to the 24 capture of Gwalior by the British, and the fugi- tives were hemmed in. The British had gained @ brillient victory near Lucknow. The rebels lost 600 men Continental news is unimportant. s Commenciar. ‘VERPOOL, July 31.—Cotton: sales for the week 30,000 bales—including 2,000 bales for ») lation and 5,000 bales for export. All qualities have declined 1-16; lower quali beve decli: Sales of Friday ‘estimated ot bales mck im port 667,000 bales, of which 587,000 bales are American The advices from Manchester are favorable, the crops. the market closing quiet but steady. The weather has on favorable Yor The market is steady. Messrs. Richardson & Spence quote flour dull at a decline of 64. Corn is dull and quotations are nominal The Brokers’ Cirenlar and others say corn has declined ls on the week. beavy, with but little inquiry, and prices weak. Pork is Bacon is steady. Lard d advance, which checked business. Consols%. Bullion in the Bank of England Latest —Liverpool, Saturda -—Cotten closes firm and steady. ™ confirm the re- Provisions are quiet. Beef is rall ; holders demanded an Exvence! hick obeebel has increased £50,000 sterling. ‘c Later from Merice. New Orieans, August 12—Later dates from Mexico state that General Morena, the President, bas abandoned the Zuloaga cause, that the city of Tampico has been abandoned by the adherents of Zul Also, that the liberals were advancing upon Tampico (The above dis. patcb may not have been strictly interpreted, but it is the only plausible construction the reporter can give it.) — The Cable. Sr. Jonx, N. F., August 11.—There are now over eighty miles of cable left on board the Niagara, which will be reshipped in New York to England. All the machinery for Paying out the cable is as it was used. left standing exactly C_W. Pretp Contradiction of the Walker Senera Expe- dition. Partaperruia, August 12—The following dispatch has been received from New Orleans - “Gen. barron in een left Mobile on the steamer Le Grand, for Montgomery, on Monday the 9th inst.”” : The Yellow Fever. Boston, Aug. 9 —Bark e Leslie arrived at quarantine to-day, with yellow fever ou board Schooner A. H. Manchester, from Mantanzas, also arrived at quarantine. Reports July 23d. Harvey M. Devine, of Newburg, N. Y., died of yellow fever. — Excessive Heat at St. Louis. Sr. Lovts, August 11—Fleven cases of sun stroke occurred yesterday, seven of which re- sulted in death. The heat was intense. the ther- mometer in the evening ranging from 95 to 104. Arrest on the Charge of Murde Boston, August 11.—Thomas Clancey, mr ond with the murder of Thomas McDermott, in Men- don, on Friday last, was arrested at East Boston last evening, where he bad secreted bimseif in the house of his sister. The Atiantic Cable. New Yorx, Aug. 11.—The line to Newfound- land is again interrupted, and we bave bad noth- ing farther from ‘Trinity Bay to-day. Health ef New Orleans. New OgLeans, August 12—The number of deaths from the yellow fever bere, last week, is set down at forty. Saitimere Markets. BaLtiMoRE, Aug. 12—Flour is quiet. New Howard street and Ohio $5 59. W heat closed with a declining tendency; $1.15a81 15, white $1.20a81 40 “Corn is dul lower; mixed 78a8ic., white S2a86c SS5a90e. Whisky is inactive. Provisions are quiet and unchanged. reds land New York Markets. New York, Aug. 12 —Plonr ix firm; sales 11,500 — S1 Svad 55; Ohio $5 5025.50, Southern W beat ts dull; sales of 17,000 bushels; Southern Mg yy 25; white $1 3021 50; Western white 1 1a1 18 Corn is heavy; sales 20,00) bushels; mixed 708 8Sc.; white 88a90ec ; yellow 9c. og is heavy; mess $17.50; prime $15. Lard is uiet. Whisky is steady at 26 jc. Financial. New Yorx, August 12 —stocks are lower; Chicago and Rock Island 74 Llnots Central shares 74; do. bonds 88; La Crosse and Milwaukie 4; Michigan Southern 21%; New York a 77; Reading 46%; Va. 923; Missouri SBS. ASSONMODATION STAGES BETWEEN BROOKEVILLE AND WASHINGTON, Leaving Dorsey's Hotel every Monday, Wednes- day and Friday, jor Brookevilie, at 8 o'clock, and leaving Brookevilie ev- ers eeeea Perper ond Saturday at 8 o’clook. 1 10D Osu ve oDtamed by applying at Dorsey's Hotel, corner 7th and | sts. Washington. au9 WESTON B. TURNER, Proprietor. M’RONNELLS CATAWBA GINGER INE, in botties on dra: ht, at i au 6-6t Ki House. GGooPind Sbetkeer oe eae = uy & The advertiser being about to \e verti ry wey wl di of RIES, Li- QUOKS, &c., on the most favorabie terms.’ The on is one of the best in the Sj ents vers successful and renumerative bas aes on since the store was opened. stock is ib, in good erder, and of amount. Good reasons will be given for the re- tirine from the business. knowledge and habits, and ANOS red. Anoum. foutsvilie Cay Bonds. Hees Sas annually payable in New York. A. tax pro- for redempuonl principe’ ae rented [or HUBB BROTHERS, jy H-im Opposite Freasery. queer ‘~CHEAPER !!\—CHEAPEST pad Servant’s BOOTS and SHOEN. comping a 151 pare Ladies’ Binck Lasting Congress Gaiters, 150 Preinatien’ Black Lasting and Colored Laced neat epee, peice nat Oot tas 100 pairs Misses’ and Children’s Gaiters, at 50 and 0 pare Ladies’ Bronze, Morocco, Kid, Velvet. ‘Carpet and Lasting Slippers, at 50 ote: per pair. Also, on tonite inrgont wn oe ep Fentiemen’s Boo! Shoes in this “ whlch Twill sail chonp, su Twice te renoae we stock. Cell at jo early SAM’L P VER'S Hall Boot, Rhee. ant hone iy 20 Pe av., bet. Sch sind 10th sts., No. 330. SODA WATER AND HOCK. wee rats Epfroshine ase of pare, ips prota te * OsRaerittta. JR°OK-BINDING AND PAPER-RULING “eg aS BEOR So wren Se aoe Serests, Nove iy a ime