Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1858, Page 3

t that pl: ‘AL INTELLIGENCE. _ mic Cerzmony at Groncrtown.— y of laying the corner stone of the Hall, situated on High street, be- je and Gay streets, came off at 436 e, inthe presence deeply interested multitude of For more than an hour preceding the ceremonies attendant on the laying of the stone, the scéne of the rites was crowded with people who patiently awaited the advent of the music and thr procession The excavation for the Hall, which is to be @ very spacious and beantifa! structure when finished, and embraces an acca of 175 feet deep by 48 feet front, bad been prepared by the work- men, the walls of the basement having been laid Up with cement to a point near the corner which ‘was to be the scene of the Masonic mysteries. Here a foundation stone from the famous Seneca quarries bad been laid, and in the centre of which had been chiseled out 2 square opening some six inches deep by eight inches square, to receive the articles to be the craft, and s ual be placed over the em 9 fair lad! posited wit! hin by re flag had been prepared to aperture and enclose them forever from mortal vision. Crowds of es watched with characteristic curiosity these preparations from the surrounding win- dows and the opposite porches, while a number of them more favored than the others were admitted within the temporary enclosure which kept co to those engaged in their performance ited back the human tide from a too familiar approach to the sacred precincts to be the theatre of rites only intelligible res- Anon, came floating through the summer alr the strains of glad music, (such as always-ema- nates from a well-trained band like Schroeder’s,) and which stole o'er the senses creating feelings most tranquilizing and entrancin; blithely u b the surrounding street: rode the Ma- Procession, leaving Forrest Hall by Gay to Congress and » through Cong ress to Bridge, Bridge street to the place where the ob- of the craft where to be proceeded with. sion was under the charge of Grafton » Grand Marshal, and wars arranged a0 Batered wT ie Baste Fellow. Master Masons. Mark Master Masons. , Past Master Masons. ing order: A _—— Masons. vaft Masons Most Excellent Master Masons. Royal Arch Masons. Officers of Potomac Lodge, No. 5. Bearer of the Great Ligh, with his Supporters. Bearers of the t Bearers of Corn, Wine, and O!1. Bearers of the Square, Level, and Plumb. Bearer Oftcers of the Constitution. of the Grand Lodge. ree Lesser Lights. Arrived on the ground, the ceremonies com- rayer addressed to the Great menced with a Chaplain of the Universe, b Rev. Mr. Speake, Grand Chaplain pro tem , inthe following words: Ob Thou great Source of all know! righteousness and sonal and nationa e and ona Author of every per- aud temporal blessing, in whom we live, move and have our being—we in- voke Thy blessin, upon us at this time our hearts and minds be influenced by Thy Holy Spirit. May our minds be enlightened by that wisdom which cometh May Properly affected and from above, that we may have clear and just con- ceptions of the duties which we owe to God and the a Junior ‘w-men in all our various relations to may we not only have clear views of but receive such influences of Divine enable us to perform with fidelity duties, so that in all the relations hibit that virtue and that moral- % us in view of our profession. temple, when it shall be c ob forth light and knowledge, itary influence upon this commu- we go forth from its halls with stron Mons to live lives of morality, to walk fe to the precepts of our order, and in our lives its influence and its and direct us through all the changes 3 prepare us for life’s duties and life's triale, and, when our work is finishes being us all to the realization of ev ough Christ our Lord. Amen At the close of the fn by all the asse: Grand Master (Whiti wer. d upon earth, erlasting joy, prayer the “Amen” was mbied brethern present. ting) then said :— Worshipfel Grand Warden, what is the jour office. rand Warden.—The Plumb. Grand Master —Have you applied the Plumb to this b corner-stone, and ascertained that it is , jor Grand Warden —I have, Most Wor- al Grand Master, and tind the stone to be ib. "Grand Master.—Right Worshipful Senior what is the Jewel of your of- Grand Warden: ite’ “Senior Grand Warden.—The Level. eorner stone. » and ascertained rend Master —Have you applied the Level! to that it is Grand Warden —I have, Most Worship- Master, Grood and find it level Master.—Right Worsbipful Deputy u aster, you will now apply the Square to comer-stone, and see if it be properly ty Grand Master.— Most Worshipful aster, 1 have applied the Square to the weve ral parts of this cerner-stone, and find it to be duly squared. Grand Master.—As these implements of archi- tecture, im the bands of the skiliful o; Mason, enable bi. m to perative Prepare and adjust the sundry materials of which the complete editice is composed, so do they, in the bands of enlight- ened, free and accepted speculative Masons, teach them to pi repare their miads, us living stones, for that spiritual building—that house not made with hands, eterna! in the Heavens. The Plumb morally admonishes us to walk “sprightly in all our seveial stations before God aud . Bhe Square teaches us to ithe pertect square do unte us uare our actions by of virtue—faliiiling the golden sale of doing unto others as we wixb they should And by the Level, we are reminded that, in the eyes of Him in whom we live aud move and ave our being, aty—all equally $iim—and that we are all t greod Level of Time, we are all upon a pe. fect equal- near toand equally distant from aveling, upon the to that undiscovered coun- tty from whose bourne no traveler returns. « The Grand Master then called upon the R. W. Grand Secretary (GG. A. Scuwarzman) to read a fist of the articles which were to the corner stone; which he did, be deposited in as follows ; _ Printed copy of the proceedings of the M. W. and of Potomac R. Names of the off of Potomac Lody oyal Arch Cha icersofthe M ¢, No. 5, and of the tru: ter, No «f Lodge of the District of Columbia, for 1857. Sopy of the by-laws of Potomac Lodge, No. 5, 8. Grand Lodge, stees of the building, engraved on a metallic plate National Intelligencer, Union, Star, and States, newspapers of W a ington, and the Baltimore Sun of August Is, Iss, containing the telegraphic messages of Queen Victoria, of Great Britain. and James Buchanan, over the Atlantic Telegraph cable President of the United States, Specimeus of the small coin of the United States. Copy of the New Testament. Piece of the Atlantic cable. Also, @ list of the above artic Denosited August 19,A_D 1858, AL on parchment. S858. They were then deposited by the R. W Grand “‘Preasurer, and the Corn, W brought, in Grand Masier ren, the C Jn your proc q@eerating elements used on ine, and Oil having pouring them upon the stone, sald : orn, Wine, ession, aad which aret San! are to remind us that in the life we are tu i and Oi! which you he con- occasions like the rimage i, mpart a portion of ot feces to oll of our hungry, tosend a cup of our wine to cheer iBreeee and to pour the healin: tion in » the wounds that sic @aade ia the bodies, or that atti ction bai the hearts of our fe!low-men ‘ness hath th rent in In placing the corn napon this corner-stone, {| invoke the blessings of ypleaty upon the pourin; inbabitants of this ce. In upon it this wine, f do so in the fervent hope that the wine of joy may ever gladden tie heart of every true son o persed And in in this lodge may so act their res) the great d:ama of life as to ‘e: light wheresoever dis- pouring upow it this oil, [ pray that all those who shall be privileged to assembie pective parts in Ploy thet happy je,” redections consequent upon a weil-speat hi and Hnally be admitted into the Celestial Lodge abovr, where tue Supreme Architect of the Uui- verse presides The articles we: them the square Grand M remarked. was m: > wit Te then enc] athe osed by placing over piece of fing stone; and the a marble gavel, which, he thrice illustrious by having been used by their first Grand Brother in laying the corner stone of thrice upon the st been +p trusty ; My Brother: Jule and your gu Asa Mason you « Uude seem to be aus, Tue assembled follows . rly prepared, di aud, giving cipal arebitect, be said f the U. s:ates ‘one, and pronounced tt hese imple ide in erec ents are to us brethren of the Potomac were “hen addressed by the Grand Master, Capitol, smote to have uly ‘aid, true, and the unpiements lo the prin- be your ing this boilding well kuow to what they morally I sincerely bope that your workm nt be hindered jn their labo. s, but (hat the c. sto Ue Of this edifice may soon be Ind in wad *F circumstances as joyous as the nee wall ap its place, present Lodg ge as Wors bipful sirand brethren, the particular par- for which wecame amoung you thisafternoon E now accomplished, but I cannot suffer the oc- ecasion to pass by witho feebiy it may be, the ver ate: prise affords ale | an edi woder your own stall make you e to erect in the heart of a cit @ to be devoted excl) reflects fovlet you may weil fort proud. 1 p ir past success and for the ature gives, and trust me a ree of honor g = at expressing, however great gratification your of the members of a sin- y lke yours usively to masonic Upoa you of ratulate enjoy the fruits of your lal may we and bors, and the other portions of the jurisdiction profit by your example, and seeing your good works, go d do likewise. Rev. Brother Speake then pronounced « bene- diction, and the procession re formed and ceeded to Forrest Hall, by the way of Bridge, Frederick, and First streets, where the Grand Lodge was closed in due form. A Piswixe Panty —The schr Mary Virginia, Captain Dantie, has been chartered by a party— consisting of some of our merch: ind profes- sional gentlemen—who take advantage of these dull times, to enjoy themselves away from the city, where they will mot be tormented by the dust and heat, and can lie down in the shade and take a nap without being disturbed by cus- tomers who “t want to buy anything. The stores are being eg han to-day, and from the character of some of them, we have a right to infer that a long trip and a jolly one is intend- ed. The supplies for the culinary department are very extensive and the very best this market affords. They have with them urgeon, who, no doubt, is to attend to all cases of indispo-ition during the The dispensary, attached to the medica! department, is supplied with medi- ciaes selected with great care by an experienced inspector, though the variety is not extensive. The labels upon the bottles indicate that the ae will be taken to prevent the conta- gion of drought and dull care—complaints very valent in such companies—if Proper prevent- ives are not provided . The destination of the schooner is Cone river, Va., where the company expect to spend the re- mainder of the month of August, in the enjoy- ment of all the pleasure to be found in that ae. lightfal region. We hope they wil! find sufficient variety of pleasant and amusing employment to per ennui during the day, and at night raise ‘he old song : “As the moments roll, Let new joys inspire, Hebe fills the bowl, Orpheus tunes the lyre.” ‘The schooner Is expected to sail to-morrow morning, and we are fully satisfied that the ex- Pedition will be successful in obtainiug such “aid and comfort” as it requires, for the geulle- men composing it are ‘* Fully-busters.”? ‘Tue Triat at Rocxvitie —Theappraisement case between the Great Falls Manufacturing Com- pany and the U hited States Government, in which the former briags suit to recover damages from the latter for use of a portion of the water of the Potomac to sepely. the Government Aqueduct,was concluded and went to the jury yesterday. During the course of the trial, the court-house Was crowded with spectators who were interested in the case, many ladies being among the namber. On last Friday morning, the case was opened for the Government by Mr. Brewer, of Rockville, who occupied nearly two hours. Mr. Chilton, of Washington, followed for the claimants, and spoke about the same length of time. Then followed the evidence on both sides, Cap- tain Meigs being the only Principal witness on bebalf of the Government; but a great deal of ———7 evideuce was also submitted by m. Major French, Messrs. Kurst and Dexter, Dr. Summers. and Mr. Lansdale, were the Principal Witnesses for the claimants. When the hearing of the testimony had been concluded. Mr. John S Pendleton, of Virginia, spoke three hours for the claimants, and was fol- lowed on the other side by E. C. Carrington, Esq , of Washington, who spoke duriug a por: tion of two days, and consuming about eight bours. Richard Bowie, of Montgomery county, Md., followed for the claimants, oceupying six hours in his argument tothe jury, and next after him came ex-Gov. Lowe, of Maryland, on the same side, who addressed the jury five and a ha bheurs. R. E » Mr. Ould, of answered the army of counse eaking three hours witho concluding, and ing bis argument yesterday morning at 12 o'clock. ‘he case was then viven to the jury. Up toa late hour last night tue jary were un- able to agree upon a verdict, but it was thought they would come to aconclusion by this morn- jag. A Civit Suit of :atber a novel character was tried before Justice Giberson yesterday after- noon, and occupied three hours, commencing at 4 o’clock and ending at7. The parties are L.. Oppenheimer. Joseph Joseph and M. Lullay, Trustees of the First Hebrew Congregation of the City of Washington, versus Jones Glick Laskey for plaintiffs; Wharton for defence. ‘Th claim is fora balance of $12 in the settlement of defendant's account as Treasurer of the Congre- sation. The general account commenced S$ P- tember 7th, 1556, and ends September Ist, 1558. ‘The amount received by him was $1,671 76. and he Is credited with $1,559 76, leaving a balance of $2. Of which one item is **For Shochet Con- tribution.” (an annual contribution to pay the expenses of killing cattle for the use of the Con- Kfegation,) $1.50; the remainder is 50 cents for a contribution. The $10 which is added is not in the general account, and is a separate item for “‘meney which he lost, and for which he is held responsible.’’ Aftera full and patieut investi- — the Justice rendered judgment for feadant, plaintiits to pay costs, $2.83. Lone wortu’s CeLeseaTepCaTawapa BRrax- py —Mr. Daniel B. Ciark, Druggist, corner Penn sylvania avenue and Four-and-a-balf street, bas received a first consignment of Longworth’s cel- ebrated brandy, manutactured at Cincinnati, from the juice of the Catawaba It is prepared under the careful supervision of Mr. Longworth hiinself, priucipatly for medicinal purposes, and is there- fore as pure as foe brandy cau be made, other- wise it would not be fit to be used as medicine Its da vor js, to say the least in its favor, equal to that of uny other brandy ever sold inthis country, at any price. Ua the whole, we really never tasted any superior to it in any respect, which, as we have tasted pretty extensively iu all quarters of the country, 1s saying a good deal for il. Triats at Tug Guarp House —This morn 4 the docket was adorned with the names of Mary Jane and Verlanda Penny—mother and danghter. They are ver} “bad pennies,’ and are hard for the city to get ridof ‘They were found by officer Chipley in a beastly drunken condition, and in order to get them to the guard house it was ne- cessary toemploy a vebicle, but they suddenly re- vived in the guard house and fouzht like dogs. The Justice returned them to their old quarters at Queen's Villa, to employ three months of their time in cultivating the city farm. A Dizty Gurrer —Editor of the Star: Per- mit me, through the columns of your valuable paper, to call the atteation of the Commissioner of the Sixth Ward, to the condition of the gutter on the north side of M street, between Tenth and Eleventh; it is full of dirty, gnenent water, making everybody sick LEANLINESS. August 19th, I-53. Sr. ANDREW’s Frez Cuvacn.—The excava- tions for the foundd#ion and cellar of this church were commenced yesterday. It is expected that the work of erection will progress as far as the laying of the foundations and a good portion of She walls, before the close of the current working season. Appointment —We learn that John Mills, Esq , Ex-Captain of the Auxiliary Guard, was yesterday appointed Justice of the Peace in and for the Couuty ef Wushingtoa. If so, we say good; no better man cuuld Lave been selected. Rear Estate — Yesterday, A. Green, auc- tioneer, sold lot No. 15 in square 16,to Mr. Thos Stackpole, for 12 cts. per square foot. WE are always pleased to record a decrease in the aliliction to which hamanity isheir. And we do so now, in bearing testimony te the wonder working powers of Ur. Hostetter's Celebrated Bit for diseases of the head and stomach. A: fie. it is Withouta rival, and peo ple whom it has ehitied. even within » limited Sede are to be counted by thousands. ‘The Hitters ses Its reputation more on what it has itself done, than on wha it gets convenient friends to say for it Por Dyspepsia, flatulence, Constipation, ete.,eto., | ecgees be surpassed in speediness of cu: them, and our word for it, they will satisfaction, For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, every where, ar l7 eoSt Woktt READING —\Why is it that so many sutf and repiue and d:ag out a miserable existence. fitted for the enjoy ments. and even nary suite of life, when relief may be |. and health vigor restored, ya treatment at once conve- nigat and safe,as wellas permauent in its character? To those who hat juifered —— with dise- se, ultiraating in loss of appetite, vigor, ke , the under- ed tenders his proiessions! services, assuring ferers, in or and sinceri pincers, evn- and proper prescriptions. & ¢! ‘h cure d sound body mind, without wnpie want re strictions or hinderance from ordinary business pur- suits. All diseases ofa private nature, from whatsoever Ctuse, either recent or chronic, strictures, an irrita- ble er, &c.—s' 30, Serofuls, Asthma, Rheuma- tia Files, &c.»skifuiy wad successfully treated. Harrie will visit aaeingees every week di ring May and June, remaining Wednesdays, Thurs- 8, Fridays of each week. Can be consulted ‘at bis rooms, 68 National Hotel, from 1 to li aud 5 top. im. K. B. Haxris, M. mals-WThFtf Residence, Richmond, Va, Weppixe Caxzs Very pretty andy cheap at the Philadel ph: fect ooruer F streets. lee Cream § 1-5) per gal ow ra DikD, 10 o'clock s. m., GEORGE His friends and iit ced ae Peottly in- vited to atrend bis funeral on Jo’olock, from hu fer 2, Noes and s late residence, Cap-tot Mill) Svenue, corner of Sth street east, t bg ert rah tant, . Md., e 18th instant, agid about 58 years, GEORGETOWN. —— Correspondence of The Star. Groxncorrown; August 20, 1858. At an early hour of the afternoon our streets ‘Were alive with acrowd of beings of all ages and both sexes, who were wending their way toward the corner of High and Bridge streets, near which the Masonic Hall is in the course of erep- tion. The lodges of your city were largely re; resented, and wearing their gorgeonst mal ja, hen Egy ra a bite scent spectable. Atabout o’cloe: sublime imposing ceremon' was performed by M. W. CoM . Whiting, assisted by the officers of the Grand rey, in the presence of the Mayor, officers of the Corporation, Boards of Aldermen and Com- mon Council, and immense multitude o! persons. A fine band of music was in attendance, and per- formed a number of national and appropriate airs duri proceedings. The building ts under the charge of Messrs. R. R. Shekell, bricklayer, and Henry Wingate, carpenter, which fact is a certain guarantee of its early completion. Persons living near our city, having fruit trees on their farms, are loud in their complaints of de predation on their property committed by reck- less youths, and in some cases young men, who should have more honesty and decency than to steal. Look out, fruit robbers! Some of the in- jured parties are watching, and have determined va} these midnight visitors a warm reception. e have been requested to call the attention of the wed a me any police ?) to the outrageous conduct of a party of rowdies who station them- selves on the corner of Bridge and High streets, and make it a point to insult every decent person Passing the corner in question after sunset. But that is not the only resort of the rowdies of George- town; there is scarcely a corner in the town that some gang of rowdies does not occupy in the same manne id -‘make night hideous’’ with their obscene and blasphemous doings. If there is any legal remedy for this state of things, then we hope that the prores authorities will apply it at once; or if not, then respectable citizens would do well to take the matter into their own bands and by inflicting summary punishment upon t offenders put a stop to their rascality forever. Workmen are penity cagnars along the eastern portion of Bridge street in digging trenches for the mains of the water works. The work on the bridge spanning Rock creek, at the western ter- minus of Penasyivania avenue, is progressing ses n Monday next a jury will assemble for the purpose of condemning certain lots in Holmead’s addition to Georgetown, through which the new Aqueduct street will run. Spectator, Jr. ere ee Se ALEXANDRIA. gesrinrels Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Aug. 20, 1858. Since the resumption of the trade upon the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, the locks of the Alexandria canal have been quite busily em- ployed. The coal wharves have resumed their liveliness. and the changing of cargo from canal boat to vessels furnish employment for a large number of men. Notwithstanding the failure of the steamer Alice C. Price, a large number of our citizens are of opinion that a Potomac boat from Cone River to Washington would pay. Certainly Alexan- dria, and I have no doubt Washington city, loses much of the trade for which they are the natural markets, by the want of some such convenience, ‘The companies owning the Alexandria & Wash- ington ferry line paige find to their interest, as it certainly would be to that of the public, to extend their operations in that direction.’ A good, staunch boat. with such a commander as Price, Baker or Magar, and managed by a re sponsible and energetic company migbt yet find the river route protitable The vacation draws to its close and the excel- lent sehools with which Alexandria is blessed in abundant profusion are preparing to resume studies. Business continues dull. Our merchants are looking forward with much anxiety for the fall trade. Market, to-day —W heat. offerings good, mar* ket quiet; sales white at $1 2ua81 2; red, $1 15a S12 Corn, offerings fair, market active; sales mixed at 75; yellow 7Habzc. Rye, sales at 75c. Oats, sales 37c. Arrived to-day.—Steamer Diamond State, Kir- wan, Baltimore, to Wheat & Bros.; schr. James J. Baird, Mathews, Ricumond, coal to Alex- andria Gax Co; schr. Wm. Coiquette, Frank, Richmond, shorts to T. Davy. i FOR RENT AND SALE. [See Fins PaGe.| UR SALE—On acoommodating terms —two | BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, in Square 454, between 6th and 7th streets west, and Gand H north. They are ina business part of the erty. convenient to any kind of work,and suitable for persons who want houses at low priees. Apply to POLLARD WEBB. No. 5% 7th street. aud FOR RENT--The three-story BRICK LLING on the southeast corner of L itreets, coutaining I! fine rooms ; stableand carriage house ‘attached. ‘To a rood tenant the rent will low. Possession S linmediate'y, Inquire at 4571 street, or at Koom No. i2, west ‘wing Patent Uffice. wauz) st* F.A TSCHIFFELY. FQ" RENT—The inrge room over Richard J. Ryon’s Grocery Store, corner of Sth and D st former: couapied by Gideon’s Bindery. Joqu RYON. au l2 ire of im RICHAKD Gee. OPPORTUNITY ‘TO ORTAIN A ¥ GOOD AND SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS — The advertiser being about to retire from business, wil dispose of hs stock af GROCERIE at ~ QUOKS, &c., onthe most fivorable terms. The location is one of the best inthe city, and avery succassfal and renumerntive trade has been carried on stage the sture was op-ned. ‘The stock is fresh, im good order, and of moderate amount. Good reasons will be given tor the present proprietor re- Uring from the business ‘Tu & man of busivess knowledge and hahit«, aud witha small capital, a fare chance isotfered. Apply to WAL BAR- NARD, Auctioneers, 9th street aud Pa, avenue. au7 (OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, inavery pleasant summer location. Terms moderats, Inquire of J. D RYNAK®, General Land Office, orto MRS. DAVIS, 279 7th st. jy 26-tf ee RENT—TWO ROOMS in the third story of the building occupred as an office by C. S. Wallac Hall. Apply | aoé and immediately o: RICHARD WAL site the Cit: PACH if ONGWORTHY’sS PURE OHIO . CATAWBA BRANDY. SN. PIKE, Sole Proprietor, 4 18 ana 2 Swramore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, This Brandy has been manufactured for several years from the Pure Juice of the Catawba Grape, thus xffurding additional evideace of os ea ee * of American ente:prise and industry, and of our anility to produce artic.es at hom*,equal to thoxe made by ve other na 16n. a The OHIO CATAWBA RRANDY not only equais but excels the best Impo:ted Brandi s in urity and flavor. It is, in fact. the best Krandy mt ‘This stxtement is fully corroburated by tne 8 of Our must disticguished analytical itisasure Remedy for Dyspepsis, Fla u- lency, Cramp. Cholie, Languor, Low Spirits, Gene- ral Bo'uiity. &c. No family should be without it. i> Ke ail price ¥1.25 per bottls. . S. Pike has appointed DAN’L. B CLLARKE, st and Poacmaceutist, corner of Pa. avenue treet, Sule Agent for the District. where nd customers will please forward ae au QTraw HATS! STRAW HaTs!! is Por Men. Boys, an | CHiLpREn. From this day forth \i sel, off my targe assort- ment of St RAW HATS at cost. and a large pro- portion of them below cost, for casn. ‘ail early and get bargains, such as I have not red before. au 16 eo2w orders. 424 Pa. ave., het. 44 and sth s Gee: 2Y’S LADY'S BUOK FOR &+ PTEM- Ee BER: Received and for sale at Shillington’s jookstore. Harper’s Magazine for September Household Words do Ladies’ National Magazine do Arthur's Home Magazine do Chamber * Journal for August. Dick Markham. or Smiles and Tears, by the au- thor of * Munnie Grey.”” The Flower of the Flock, by the author of the astie and the Cottage.” ‘Logether with all the New Books and Newspa- sy ived as fast as issued. sale at pers, receive" SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore, Odeon Building, cor, 43¢ st. and Pa. av. au 18—St. STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN THE A PRICES OF DRY GOODS. Prior to making a change in my busine of September, ! shall sell off the remainder of my stock of rich frncy dross Silks, figured and plam Bareges Organdies, Musiins and Rober, colored and black Silk iKobes, French Chintzes. Figured Swiss Musline. rien lin and Cambrie Flouncings and Embroideries ; in fact, all f ancy Goods wi'l be of- fered extromely lew, ang many at half price, toclose out during this month. All sales at thoae rates must be for Cagh. i parties indebred to me to te the lst of Sept: imber. ling to de so will be placed ment, J.W. COLLEY, 523 7th st.. tdoore north Pa. av. CeAL-cvAL—COAL. _ T am dail jving © locge Septoy or Siar iy receiving a je supp y icl Reach, Oak and Pine WOOD, wie Will be sol low for cash or to punctual cu omers. from my rf, om 14th street, ni re to Ua Bridge. Also, jorassortinent of Red anc White Ash, Lick aod Cumberiand CUAL. which will be el. My friends ‘or me With & ; R. W. BATES, Dealer in Wood, Coal, Eime & Sat lath street, near Canali Bri on the Ist ru ik-lw Ww FINE WINES. Wigions BRANDIES, AND The subscriber has just received » \ ehnice peri Told bottled Aquors, which he offei Mprivade yale at hy and unre AS. Cc. oo tt £ CO: MELGpBONs VOR RENT CHEAT Atarg, AUCTION SALES, By HUGH DOWLING, Auctioneer. I HA ea cre ag arg! Wace eee , Aa + 1858, look, the new Auction tore, Bridge street, Beat Giocn 5 Georget lousehold and Kitohen Furniture. Gfocenes, Gen and Silver Patent Lover Watches, some very muperior, Sewell Breaetpins, Earriogs, Dry Goods, Cresuaes Glassware, Lookivg Giasses, Pictures. ci Aquors, consisting of— ie mr Fen Ba in. Camrsaeys Vee 1 im, Cy . 2sup> ior Sugar Mille, Platform and Counter Scales, a. ‘erms of Sale: All sums of and under, cash, over $20,a credit of 3% and fz" ed Aaditions solteit Settlements immediately af- ter sale. No limited goods received. HUGH DOWLING, Onn neller. Bathing Tub, &e 8, for approv en notes ee i ” By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. i be SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL FOR Bt cash, yiic Suction, on FRIDAY, the 27th inst., allt ght and esate of the iate Union Bank e wn, tothe two-story Brick House on oO OTe! the east side of Jefferson street, and the Lot of Ground appurtenant, being part of Lots Nos. 60 and 61; it 22% feet by | depth. RICH’. CRUIKSHANK, j cetera: au 20 BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auots. —————_——_——— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, {SEE FIRST PAGE.] JA ¥or’s OFFICE, GrorcEtown, D.C., August 4, 1858. PUBLIC NOTICE 1s hereby given, to all per- Sons concerned that a jury will be assembled on lote numbered 2,3, 4. 5,6, and 7, in Holmead’s addition to said Georgetown, on Saturday, the I4th day of August instant, at 10 o’clock,a.m_, to condemn so much of said lots as may be necessary for the open- ing and laying out a public street to be named Aqu duct street, according to the plan submitted to t Corporation of said Georgetown, by M. C. Me Captain of Eugineers and Chief Washington Aqueduct, and to ass benefits, which said street. RICHARD R. CRAWPORD, aud dildth Mayor of Georgetown, THE ABOVE CONDEMNATION IS POST- poned, on accouat of the weather, until MONDAY, the 23d instant, at the same sat aoe A FORD, R.CRA fu 17-dtd Mayor. Moor Ww OOD AN DCOAL.— Weare now receiving our st ck of Coaland Wood. All kinds on band at lowest ish price: Size, daily expe A curgo of White Ash, Eg: will be sold at a deduction o 25 cents per ton. if taken from the vessel. Also,ina few days, a cargo of superior White Ash Broken Coal, for furnaces. DICKSON GORDON & CO., Cor. I st. and Vermont av., Washington. and au 12-1 Green & Water Georgetown. JOTICE—DGG LICENSK.—The owners of Dogs in Georgetown are hereby notified that their Licenses will expire on the léth inst., and un- less they are ienewed within ten days from that date, they will subject themselves to a fine, Au Il-eot2¢ WM. LAIRD, Clerk. UR SALE—On Spoomraodating. terms, the three story BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE and STORE, situated on High street, cupied by the late George 8. Neill. T contains ten rooms, kitchen and cellar. The Store nient. There is also, a good work shop on the premises. To any pereon wishing to engage in the tiu-plate aud sheet iron bu<iness a first rate opportunity is offered. au ll-Im pow E_R! POW DER! POWDER!!! A. F. OFFUTT & CO..in Georgetown, having accepted the agency for the District of Columbia from the justly celebrated Hazard Powder Compa- ny. would pectfully call the attention of dealers, miners, quarryiers and sportsmen to the fact that they have at this timea magazine well stored with severa! thousand kega and can)sters. of every gr as well asa lnrge assortment of Safety Frese. sil of which wi!l be sold by the quantity at the manufact- Brers’ prices. We name in part— Mining and Biasting Powder, in kegs of 25 ibs. each FF and FF *, G, Kentucky Rifle do., in do. FG ea Shooting Powder, in kegs of 25 Iba. cach ormerly oc Dwoliing American Sporting do., in! lb. canisters, Kentucky Rifle do., inl lb canisters, ndian Rifle do., w fiasks, usk Shooting do, in5 tb. cans, No. 163 and ic5 Bridge street, wholesale and retail dealers in Groceries, Dry Goods. &c. SUMMER DRINKS. Black berry Brandy, Ginger Wine, Raspberry do, Curacoa, Ginger q Absinthe, Cher: do. Cordials, Sods Water Syrupa, .., Malt Liquors, Stroughton’s and other Bitters. t, best and largest assortment of Por- Stout and er Beer ever oifered Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown, Snunonnces to his patrons that at bu RESTAURANT may be found, at tunes, the choicest and most excellent UORS. the freshest aasortment of LIC) 8 nh OYSTERS and ail kinds of GAME jn season, Boats furnished at any tune to the Great Falls, or any other print on the Oho Canal. ap 4-610 (UR KENT.—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, With basement, on 2d street, Georgetown, the late restdence of M. te iwoo, CONnLALE 16 wT 17 rooms. The house and lot are large ane "n ec order, having all the necessary out-buildings. &ec. Its one of the most commodious in G orEC- and well ed fur comfort and elegance, Apply in BRUOKE WILLIAMS, Georgetown Ap 2-t. KIS ‘s A E’s P B signed (of Washington) waving taken this healthy, pleasant. and p»pular re ort, () will receive guests after the Ist July, Thi ; a4 Pavilioa is in S*. Mary near ry istone’s Island, and is a ers from Washington and Baltin guborhood is the mont p easaut in the State; und the water pos sexses healthi{ul mine al properties. Good Bathing Fixtures, pleasant and commodious Ch>mber ac- oommeodation , spacious Dining a:d Ball Rooms, with « Verandan of nexrly one hu-.dred feet, front- ing the river View, and @ Howling Saloon con*rilute to the enjoyment of the guests. His Tails wiil be supplied with all the luxuries of the wa a Bar is stocked with the choicest W mes, Liquors, i First rate Cotillion Music. ditigent nd every attention may be relied on. at « Boats alwaysathand. The fishing 1s unsurpassed in the United “tates. Terms $1.50 per day for less thana week ; fora week or more, 81,25 er diem. P&S There will be a Grund Indeperdenoe Ball at the Pavilion on the night of the Sth July, und every fortnight thereafter throughout the season, au 10-eolm MARSHA! SCOMMODATION, STAGES BE GHROOKEVILLE AND AS ASHI Leaving Dorsey's Hotel every Monday, ay and Tiny. for pera 8 "clock, and leaving Brookevilieg ev- ery Tusedy, Thursday and Saterday Giese at 8o’clock. Further information ca be obtained by applrine at Dorsey's Hotel, corner 7th and I sts., ton. ee B. TUR 8 + Proprietor. P NVESTMENTS, AYING FROM 8 TO l¢ PER CENT. We offer for sale— St. Louis County 7 per cent. Bonas, payable in 1962, 1863, and 1864. A special tax is prev ded for the pay- ment of the interest aod redemption of the principal. ‘These bonds are sold at a rate to pay I! per cent. per annum. J outsville City Bonds. Minnesota State Bonds,® per cent. interest, seni annually payable in New A speeinl tax pro- vide! to pay the interest and — fund created jempluon of principal at maturity. {OF redemption Ot PnP TEE BROTHERS, jy 3'-Im opposite Treasury. ‘HEAP! CHEAP! Cc PALM LEAF, FANS, ; Just received, a finelot of PALM LEAF FAN2, case or dozen. at No, 484 7th street, opposite nt Office. iv o-tt Sor WATER AND HOCK, is — ‘ If you want a refreshing giass of = th SODA ruit Sirups, WATER, flavored with the different r one of HUCK, (a new article in this city.) cail at 5 P. Milburn & + 0,’s Drug Store, under Willards’ Hotel, where, the best quality of the above beve- 8 Ika 2 cee SP. MILBURN & CO. Dru ie 5-ctm Wiliards N T MANUFACTORY, pees No. 454 Nortu sip Pa. AVENUE. Four doors west of the Globe Office, between 3d and Page JOHN H. FAULKNER begs leave to inform the citizens of Washington, Georg-townand Alex ‘andria that he has taken the above stand. where he is prepared to manufacture SHIKTS of the best material and in the most fas! je inaucer, at short notice, and at pric: lowasin New York. All gemlonien wishtax a good Bt are revived to call ‘] gentlemen wishing a gi i their gy 13 como manulactured jim are warranted to fit, or no sale. On Ntelve good Shirtmskers wanted, Au 16 eoSw ed VASTLY REDUCED PRICES. From this date I shal! offer the fol- lowing Goods forless than their real value, with the view of reducing stock, viz: ANT AS, LACE BAS G AND BARE IBROIVERIES, GUIPUR ELS and other LACE: . Nuo & NCH FLOWERS. RIBBONS” C., ‘ists, jotel. E MITTS, &., &o. Attention a to DRESS-MAKING, in the it Frenoh styles, and at the shortest notice. . TLILAN, ies Opposite Centre Market. EW MUSIC received weekly and sent by mail a f nu ta Pa of he word a eA BETS HOFS, WI EGARD TO C SOT ADDO bes ee RAR To assortment of SHOKS, of which he is clowing Out @ price tar be jow cost. No. 349 7th sto yarda Crash, 654 cents, worth 8. au lé-lw* encer.) ASHIONABLE MERIES, from ~ Bas. pear the corner E best honwog, tot oor) Goa vie Sauce” AUCTION SALES. TO-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNING. SU DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. EXTENSIVE SALE OF HANDSOME Buitpine Lots ix THR First WARD AND Tae Amsznat, at Arcrion.—On THURSDAY. 9th 1; t, 1 shai sell, on the premises, at5 tu tan "clock p. m.— 1 "sii No. Square No. ~ Lots Nos 3, 4,5, 6, 18, 19, oa, 22,28, and 4, m S@r. tween 22d and 24th streetg. *'? #07 Mand N, be- pats O'CLOCK same ‘ing, I shall well 87, # Nos. | and 2, in Square No 1, in east of Square No. g7 Thu property f r ne i. mtr ronts on north G and C, between AND AT 6% O'CLOCK, I shail = Neos lined M6, “= Square N. ie s se P cparty irom 's on north K, between 25th and All the above property is handsomely looated. ON FRIDAY, the 20th instant, I shell sell, in front of the premises, commencing p.m, Lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 14, in Square No, 603, Lot No. 19, in Square No. 653, Lot No 9, in Square No 656. oa property is situated near and east of the Ar- ‘erms : Oue-fourth cash ; the balance in 6, 12 and 1s months, jor notes bearing interest trom day of A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Title in- disputab e, au lé-d A. GREEN, Avot. me oo GREEN, Auctioneer. f O. ACON ON ACCOUNT OF THE \? GoveRamENt.—OnSATU DAY MOR NINE the 2lst instant, I shall sel in fron of my Auction ore <a _ Rncpicens ot = 2 stroete, st 10 ibe: Bee nso be ‘unt of the Government—i,le5 isy order of the Quartermaster. Au 19-d A. GREEN, Auotioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. OUSEHOD anv AT AUCTI August lat, I ont coms, at the streets, at 10 o'clock, & wel selected stock of Household and Kitchen Furuiture. such as— Mahogany So'as, Bi Touiet Sets High and low-post Cottage Hedsteads Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows Hair Cotton. and Shuck Mattresses A large lot of China. Ginss, and Crockery Ware Knives ant Forks, Toilet Glasses With 8 general assortment of Kitchen Requisites. ‘Terms cash. A. GREEN, Anet. au 19-d FUTURE DAYS. By A, GREEN, Auctioneer. HE REMAINING STOCK OF AGROCERY Ax Vartety Stors at Arction —On WED- DAY Instant, I shall sel!. at the store Adama, Esq., No. north M street, be- tween 8.h and 9th streets, at 100 cluck a.m. the remaining stock of Family Groceries and Fancy Guods on hand. amongst whjch wil! be found— s Mustard, Spices and Cigars lad Crackers, Gingers, Flour, &c. Buckets, Brooma, Tubs, ‘Tacks, Battons, &e. A large and well selected stock of Crockery Six fine new Tea Caddies Coun’ ving, Scales and Weights : v icles too numerous to mention. is under $25 cash; over $25 8 ays, for notes satisfactorily en- A. GREEN, Auot’r. By J. T. DOWNS, Auctioneer, ON SATURDAY MORNING, 2th inst.,at 10 o’clock. I will seilatmy store. by order of the Orphans Court, gent effects of Bernard Brien, de- ing o| ulver Lever Hunting Watch, Lot of Wearing Apparel, two tru | toilet tahl>, 1 sword cane umbrei Terms cash. JOHN T. DOWNS, Auct'r. au 18-St ____3 Pennsylvania avenue, — N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of the Distriet of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me directed, I shail expose to public sale, for Casu, in front of the dorsed. _aulsd Auction Room of A. Green, cornsr of 7th and D J of September, m.. the following cescribed inegar, 2 perior French sand streets, on THURSDAY, the 2d 1858, at 10 o'clock ‘oods And chattles, Bbis, of Old Whisky. and2cacke'o Brandy, seized and ‘levied upon as the good chstt'es of Jonas P. Levy.aud will be sold afd eck to vseegene! yy of Howe’ tribling, va. Jonas P. Levy. W:SELDEN, Marshal au i7-dts for the District of Columbia, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ANDSOME TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE anv Loton NortH l.. BRTWEEN 6TH AND ?TH Sts..aT Auction.—On FR the 20th instant, I shall sell, iu front of the premises, at six o’cloex .m., part of Lot No.3 in Square No 449, with the improvements. having afront on north 1. street of 61 feet and running back 124 feet to a 40 feet alley, between 6th and 7th streets west. The improve- tury brick house, con taming 10 good sized room: The locality of the above property offers an in ducement to persons wishing to invest in property situated ina thriving business section of the sity Terms: One naif cash ; balance u6. 12, "Sand 24 the d-ferred payments to bear interest aud to be seoured by a deed of trust upon the prem- is wit; I bbi. “J use Vi lad _ A GREEN, Anet. By A. GREEN, Aucuoneer. FAN DSOME BUILDING LOT ON THE IsLand aT Avctioy.—Oo WEDNESDA the 25th issiant, I shall seil,in front of the premises, até o'clock p. m.. ahandsome and valuable Building Lot, being No. 14, in Square No 643, having & fine front ons ‘eet south of 44 feet I incn, and runnin) eet 4 inches to a 3)-foot ailey, be- tween Lait and F st, (on the Island.) ‘The jot will be divided ato two or three ybuiiding lots. uf desired, on the day of sal erms: One fourth ca: 1? mon’ bs, for notes bearin deed of trust upon the premi au l4-d snce in6,12 and terest, secured by a 4. GREEN, Auct. _. .By A GREEN. Auctioneer. F OUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON On\o AVENUE at Avert On TUESDAY, Lhe 24th jostant. hail sell, in front of the premises. at 6 v’cock p, four handsome and desirabie Burding t ing & parc of the subdivision of 1 Square No.357, J designated as HH. Rach a8 @ beautiful front enue, and runs back toan alley, between 137 and 14th streets west ‘rhe attention of per wishing to purchise building lots in this quite healthy ard improving section of tue city 1s called to the above sale, as the propery will positively be suid. vermis: One fourth cash ; balance in 6.12, and 18 morths, for notes bearing iuterest, and secured by a deed of trust. ‘Title indisputable, auld A. GREEN, Auot* N ARSHAL’S SALE.—in vutue of 2 writs VE of fiert facias izsued from the Clerk’s office of the Cireu.t Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me directed, I shali expose to public sale, for Casn, in front of the Court-house door of esid county,on FRIDAY, the 34 day of September, 1858, at 12’o’clock m., the tol- lowing deserived ii defendant’ rikht, title, chain to Lots Nos and4.in Drar: Square No 2 in the city of W and singulsr th ). C..together with ali provements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of John H.’ Drury. and will be sold to fy Judiciais No. and x9, to October term, 1858, in favor of Geo. rd I, Sang ston, W. SELD Marshal au Il-dts for the Districtol Columbia. MASS#AL's SALE.—In virtue of a writ of Fieri Fscias, issued from the Cierk’s Otioe of the Circuit Court of the District of Colum\a, for the County of Washington, and to me directed, } shail expose to public sale, for cash, in front of the Court House uoor of said Countv,on + RIDAY the sd of September next, 183 o'clock m_. th following described pro} o wit: All def-nd- ant’s right, title, claim, and interest in and to Lot No. I, in Square No. 841, in the city of Washington, D C, togetuer with allan? singalar the improve- ments thereon, seized and ed upoi erty of Wim. H. Fanning, and wiil be so!d to sansty Judicial \v, 19, to October term, 1853, in favor of B. Morgen. Veremiceanis: W. SELDEN, Marshal for the District of Columbia. D*; H.JAMES, THE RETIR PHYSI- 4 9 cinn, diecovered, while in the Kast indies, 8 certain cure forConsumption, Asthma, bron- chitis, Coughs, Cold Debility. T! remedy was d. a daught as the prop- au ll-te ell. irous low-mortals will send, to § those who wish it, the recipe containing fuil di rections ied preins and Baing this remedy, free, Ob receipt ol er Dames. . 0.°P. BROWN, gu 6-3m No, 19 Grand at.. Jersey City, N- J. OOK-BIN DING ND BLANK BOU Book Pua at a “ By EDWARD LYCETT, Spensnes isasry of Veiied santas se meek Pein full Turkey, Gilt Badges, do ‘An Ht Do. tigue, git edges... . if Turk Ant: -60 “ ant 7 * do. en seriahied edges45) * And every etyle of Book-Binding executed. iy 15-Sin 8. “a #, 0. HOOR. LY ADDR EE) cae TARTIURA LAA PORBDEED WHO WANT Ba RGAINS IN DRY GOODS. At the wel!-known and old established Cash Bar- . S49 Tth street, near the Market ) =r ap a itimes® laree and well- an selected sevoriment of caap and desicatle DRY. candaie? makes an ex! ei pant stock of Fall Goods, | shail conmenee ten this to offer my remuning su ug supply of Summer ‘he Lad en are apes if sted to call and se a CHR reque: = = of the Narpinn wi are now going off A. neers ta tes t gixnpes BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR. ————_——__ —- FROM AGENT ASSOCIA TED PRESS. LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival ef the Arabia. NAKROW ESCAPE oF THE CABLE. New Yor, Aug. 20.— Arabia arrived here at an =a aan onaene ular te i my newspapers are missing, con- a= Se ™ y, vag ‘he Agamemnon arrived at V; morning of the Sih. On swouipt er mane intel in gence the cable shares advanced from A di Roe The parted, which lasted for an hour Agamemnon was st and the Temited, though not until et bopes of holding bandoned bait On to the cable had been al On the succerding Friday the Agal fountered a gale. avainst which the ship. und full steam, could bs beadway D three succeeding Pecan yong wn nin ep epee the sea running lousiy igh, and no one on boa: cable —_ none one minute a —_— “a yn Wednesday the storm moderated, shallow Water was gained, and ail went well uatit the Agamemnon anchored in Valencia he German The Health of New Orlears. New Oxieans, Aug. 16 —The past week again mg & rapid increase in the mortality of the city, the comparative figures being as follows Week ending August S, total number of deaths XB: do do August 15,457. Increase in the total mortality 151 The deaths from yeliow fever alone show an in- crease of 146, the total number bei 256, — 0 — revious week Of the total number of leaths during the week, 153 United States and the remainder forcigons — result which shows a large increase in the a ber of American victims ‘The deaths from yellow fever have been more numerous in Private prac- tice, but no general alarm a the Soules toon manifested. The number of fever deaths is 46 Military Reception at Portiand. Port. . Me., Aug. 19 —One of the most imposing military demonstations ever had in the State took place in this city yesterday, on the re- ception of the Montreal Rifle cor The da proceedings ended by a levee at fae residence ie heer i? uring the review, several persons P dently shot. Lieut. Proctor, of the Boston Fusi- lier<, received biank cart: idge in bis arm; Chas Sutherland, member of the Highlanders, was shot inthe thigh ; and Corporal Lantier, of the Montreal Rifies. nurrowly escaped death acharge passing throagh bis chapeau. . ‘were acei- From Leavenwerth. Leavenworth, Aug. 16 —Hunt’s battery ar- rived at the fort on Saturday. The largest private train of the season is now being organized at Atchim, to be comprised of 159 wagons The board of officers ordered to convene at Fort Leavenworth to-day, for she porpene of examin- ing the mules rejected by the military depart- ment, will not assemble until the 15th instant. Senator Green, who ix now here awaiting the military board, Is understood to represent the contractors, whociaim pa§ for the animals de- clared unserviceable. The Ocean Telegraph at Block Island. Brock Istanp, R. 1, Aug. 19—The yacht Lennie, now running as a packet between the Pequot House, New London, and Block Island, souk over the news of the success of the Atlantic cable on Tuesday, when everything that could make a noise was called Into Tequisition, and in the evening the Island boats, to the number of one hundred and thirty-two, were ai in the form of a crescent, following the outline of the bay, producing a most beautiful effect. The hotels were also brilliantly tllaminatet New York Markets. New York, Angust 90 —Flour is higher: sales of 14,500 bbls. State $4 6544 75; Obio 85 85a6 m, Southern $5 4035.70. Wheat is sligktly higher; sales 20,000 busb.; Southern red $1 20al 30; Western red $1.20a! 22; white $1 20al 35. Corn ts firm; sales 20.000 bush; mixed, 76a8%5e ; white S2485c., yellow 9c Pork is steady; mess $17 20a17.35; prime $14 15a 14.235. Lard is firm at Kall xe Whisky is steady at 26 4c. Baltimore Markets. BaLT MOLE, Aug. 20.—Plour is quiet. Howard street and Oblo, old. $5 50; new $5.62a5.75; City Mills duil and nominal W heat is firm; red, $1 27; white, $1 30al 40 Corn closed buoyant; white, 77a80c.; yellow, 85 atte Whisky is dali at 26a26% for City; 27 for Obie. Provisions are unchanged. Mess Pork $17.5Ua $17.75; bulk pork 6Na%c. Lard is firm at ige Financial. New Yorn, Aug. 22 —Stocks are duil and lower; Chicago Rock Istand 72%; Illinois 7 Central shares 76 llinois brands 9) 4; La Cros<e and Milweukic Michigan Southern 22%; New York Central 774%; Pennsylvania Coal Compzay 74sy GReeding 46 Milwaukie and Missisiippi 15% 's, 92%; Mo. My Ce eeeneeereeee en HOT-AIR 267 ru dS S8 es. 267 | have on hand, and ready to put up at short no- tice, he #0 lowing well tested HOT-AIR FUR- Chilsou’s Cone Furnace, Boynton’s Portabie Furnace, Sanjord s Portable $1.0 Challenge Heater, Maogregor’s Portable Furasce, 's Stato Furnace, Hayward, Bartlett & Co.'s Portable Furnaces, Hayward, Bartlett & Co.’s Latrobe Stove, Sexton & Co.’s Feinour Heater, Sexton & Co.’s Feimour Gas yee together with 8 complete assortment lott’s in- vineibie, Poud's Union, Morang Star, Bisel, Dine mond, and Beebe’s COOKING RANGES. All orders for spews should be sent in at onoe, yoy pons haved — ful a work done by competent w. . oe OY CONT XS. SKIRVING, Wasnixoton Stove MaNuFacTory, Pennay'vania Avenue, S.E. corner of lth street. PHILADELPHIA R BEER DE Au eolm Lace E . . No. $81 Pa av , between 4¢and 6th sts. * One keg $2.50: one dozen quart botties, $1 50, 1L~ We send the Beer free of cost to any part of ty. ay C.F. & W. GERECKE. GFa4res: GRAPES!! Having bought ell Mr. Howilett's fine Sweet Green-house Grapes, | offer from thie dey the BLACK HAMBURG ©RAPE for by the pound, fresh from the vine as called for. Calland try them. at J. G. WEAVER’S, opposite Browns’ Hotel. aus ectw CHtrar CARPETINGS. We announce to the public that from now until the Ist of September next. in order to make room for new roods, will eel! off our entire stock of CARPE TINGS at extremely low hgures, Por in- stance — Good heavy and wide Ray and List Carpetangs at 25 and 3: cts , worth 50 cts. Good all-woo, filing Ingrasa Carpetings at Si and 57 ‘ts.. weil worth 50 cts. Good ai! wool Billing ingrain Carpetiags at S7 and -» Worth 62 ots. ‘These goods are heavy, ali through alike, and in very rich colora. — Also, ali wool Do &! 6) cents, Worth 75 to &7 cts, All our very best fins double Ingrain and Three ply Carpetings ee. omyl reusing off et leas money nt would sell at suction. We are ‘iso selling exo lient and rich Brussels worth 5 ots. Cc ings at 90 cents and $1 per yard, mchiy worth sigan ip stock leo s good supply 5 8,3 4, and Venitinn Carpetings for passage steps; also, 4 rods. doliar in theig purchases of Furniture ‘Good, el — ee caving of —— thin the — month, “et at cn yh th v inds of supenor Purmture “— "Ory Goods, Market Space, Na. 4. nu _14-€06t {Alex.Gazette) 0. WALL, 515 Srp: . Covance to turnish COP FINS, at short uns rsOns A Uphvistering done ; and Var- nighing denoet houses. a of all kinds eparmns I will be 0d pL Furniture repaired bet 6th and th, No, lence—D street, between a weer. WOOD POR SALE. WEG. or Dees Chen es Washinton Wik ready lor market. "Will eed the a whole ivide to suit buyers. For ress P. M. SNOW DEN & BRO., eet Feretts street, Baltimore, Md. __ au eatw WONDER OF WASHINGTON is curiae alt Reale Pneasens ret ? WORK 7 7" LSE EUE UGEE Pep ae Monaiotery. avenue between sth and jan st. nme wala Thy: LAPSE AMONG ae " Paave