Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1858, Page 3

z Ager ENT gr yas Garrres <Abest pond wad eb Fleishell. a citizen of the Fifth Ward, wno is eugaged in the erection of the beautiful marble stairways for the new wings of the Capitol, felt” from a sczBvld in the south by m: the breaking of 2 plank, 4 of 0) twenty feet, striking on the brick’ pavement the peenae dvlow He was immediately tales up by his companions who were work ingagyl oy and an iron bedstead & mattrass bei rovided or Danningtoa, chief of the Cap- tol police, he wus laid thereon aud taken to his home, on East Capitol street. Dr. Windsor was called in before he was remaved frora the build- ing, and proceeded to examine the wounds, which were found to be very serions indeed. In falling, bis face was downwards, and his left arm — ia contact with some of the angles of the brick wall, was in two places. His face next came in contact with the pavement and hen Bp sin of loose brick which were lying scattered about; the right temple was laid open i bocking manner, forming a deep, triangu- ash some two inches in length, from Ly extracted several pieces of brick. It was aiso found that one of man’s Ax UNrAmstianen Ovtascr!—in the course ©f our somewhat protracted experience in city Nile, wewhave hardly ever known any community to suffer the infliction of so gross an outraze, fer a extended period of time, as is pow be- ing against the citizens of the Istand; and ts not of that quiet, uncom- Plaining sort, either, which chonses “to bear the ills we bave, rather than fly to these we wot not of.’ Qn the contrary, complaints have been loud and frequent, but it seems not yet sufficiently Doisterous to bring about the application of a remedy We slinde to the outrage of depo: rs the contents of sinks in the slough in the sowth— eastern pa the Seventh Ward, which bas been done nigbtly for some two months. The efiuvia which arises thence is carried by preva- lent southeast winds directly across to the most pulous portion of the ward, and the nuisance = now become intolerable The practice is one prohibited by age a) it Continues te be perpetrated, apparent! eny effort on the part of the city ‘ities to revent it The consequence is, as might be ex- that neighborhoods oa the Island, which ‘would be healthy but for this abomination, have Tecently become sickly; and, should an epidemic visit our city, this ravating cause wi cer- tainly tend to make it of a most virulent has a great eet fe kecp the voles of preence has a great val on the Isiand much reduced when compared with other sections of the city, while it prevents those ‘who own —* there from ing improve- ments, because rentals — could ni bly obtain, while this nuisance suffered to Te- main, would not justify the outlay. Our city authorities surely do not hold the opinion that those who dwell on the island are 9 so little importance as to make their agyrie ances and complaints unworthy attention? If they should remember that this aggrievance al- ready extends its influence over nearly one-half of the city; and should an epidemic occur, no one can pretend to fix the limits to which it might attain. Although by the time the poiluted air reaches Pennsylvania avenue, the disseming tion of the obnoxious gases has made their pres- ence less perceptible, their infectious qualities are hardly so reduced but that they tend to in- jure the health, to a very considerable degree, even at that remote distance But the citizens of the Island are equally deserving of the care of the Corporation with those of any other purtion of the city; and if ‘‘the powers that be’’ will only do their duty towards them in this and other respects, the advance of Beoperty there, and the greater freedom from sickness, will cause them to become wealthier, and, consequently, larger contributors to the ——— of the muni- cipal government. Then let the nuisance be at once abated. Firta Distgict Pouice.—Justice McKenna still continues to render his neat little Court- house at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and some other street (whereof we ken not the name) attractive to the peop'e of bis district, who can- not eke out the measure of a month without hav- ing recourse to his legal advice upon matters touching charges of drunkenness, carrying wea- = of an unlawful character, small riots, fami- iv jars, vagrancy, and other interesting public topics. In all such cases, Justice McKenna dis- penses the advice with regard to the observance of that great cardinal principle which makes the law at once the ‘tion of the innocent and the terror of the evil doer. Mis list of cases for the montb of August foot up as follows : T. Van Murmike, for profane swearing, fined in two cases $3.16; Noah Payne, also profane, 82 4; Mary Brown, vigrant, workhouse 30 days; Lacry Ciarke, dronk and disorderly, #3 58; E W. Williamson, do. do , $3 5; Geo Willey, firing a gun in the streets, $5 55; Bill Dicks, do, $5 58; Martha Brown, dixobeying the fifth com. mandment, $394; Jas. Mullen, drunk, #2 Jonn Smith, do , $2.58; George H. Sprigman, for selling liquor on Sunday was fined $25.91 Joo. Reese, beating his horse unmercifally, fined 83,55, aud served Lim right; there ougbt to be a law making this offence punishable by the cat-o- nine-tails; Robert Fitzgerald. carrying conc: aled weapons, $20.58; Lucy Mepburn, disorderly in the street, $3 4; John Magruder, for evudin, the ordinance about dogs, was fined $5 55 3 Mi- cbael Fitzgerald, drunk and disorderly, fined 35.91; Laura Francis, disorderly and Profane, 35 3; Slater, do. $5 91; Pat Fitzpatrick, drunk and disorderly, $5.91; ‘Thomas Fitzgerald, do. $5.91; Eliza Sollivan, do 33.91, and o days; Aan Fegan, do. $3.94 and 9 days; Eliza Nolan, do. $3 ot and % days; Cecilia Lewis, discarding law, $5 9%. Total amount of flues, $144 15. t will be borne in mind that Justice McKenna was away from his own office for a week during the month, in which time he officiated for J Donn, who was absent from the city. Of course, While acting for Justice Donn, ali the cases tried were entered on the books at Jus- tice Donn’s office. Notwithstanding this fact, his list of cases seems —_ fall, and denotes the activity of the police in his district in bringing to justice all violators of law. Cuntax Marxet—This morning, the attend. ance at the market was much larger than during the week past, probably because of the retu:n of many dealers from pleasure and business trips to the country. The gangways were crowded at an early hour, and so remained till near noon. The supply was equal to the demand, and of very ex- pan val quality generally. The fruit and vege- table stands were occupied by country dealers, who appeared to be doing very well. The butch- ers, too, were actively engaged. ‘The hay stands @ere well supplied prices in the sheds swere about as follows: : S12) Eggs, per doz.... 16a1S 6a=! Cucumbers 12 1at2| Apples ... s pan being entirely split open. Dr. Richards was also sent for, and the unfortunate man’s wound’s were properly dressed by him and Dr. Windsor. During last night, the patient was in great pain, and occasionally delirious. Mr. Fleisbell is a first-rate workman, a valuable citizen, and is much respected by a large number of persons to whom he Is Knowa, and who will regret to learn of his misfortune. THe WasHincton Tueatre —Theold patrons of the drama will be glad to see in our columns to-day, tbat the dramatic season will commence in this city on Monday evening next. The Wash- ing Theatre opens on that evening, Mr. Edwin Booth playing “ Richelieu,” supported by a caste of characters as follows: De ena Mr. H.F. Daiy; De Barabas, Mr W. A. Donaldson; De Berighen, M. W. Fiske; Louis XI, J. Ashmer; Clermont, J. W iting; Gaston, T Duncan; Julie de Mortimer, Miss Jennie Par Pas Seul, Miss M. Partington. The farce of ‘‘Betsy Baker,”’ with Mr M. W. Piske as Marmadnke Mouser, and Miss Cornelia Jefferson as Betsy Baker. The company which the enterprise of Mr. Ford thus introduces to the Washington public, is admirably selected, and to them will succeed, as the season progresses, various of those favor. ites of the public who always meet at the hands of metropolitan theatre-goers with <« bumper” houses, Of course,on Monday night the new regime wi'l be welcomed by an appreciative audience, and the “ season”? inaugurated in ample form. Bustness.—This morning the streets in the business localities wore a more cheerful appear- ance than during several days past. The mer- cbants were busily engaged with their country customers; and their activity encousages the be- lief that an early return of the busy season is ex- pected. The auction stands were all occupied, and surrounded by anxious bidders, while goods of every description, old and new, were « oing’? ata rapid rate. The showers, last night and this morning, created considerable mud in the streets, and made the crossiags very unpleasant to ladies especially. ‘This inconvenience will have to be endured for a short while, until the torn streets are in a fit condition for the relaying of the pavements. ATLANTIC TeLecRarn Caste OnnaMENts.— We understand there has been a great demand for this article, mounted in various patterns and styles, such as seals, charms, keys, rings, &c Our friend, Mr. H. Semken, No. 330, Pennsylva- nia avenne, who ts never the last in getting up “something new,”’ keeps step again with New York and Baltimore We saw at his establish- ment, this morning, besides different styles of cable ornaments, mounted in gold, a lot of the original cable in pieces of about five inches, each with certificates of Cyrus W. Field, Esq We understand they sell like “ hot cakes,’ at 50 cts. each. QUARTERLY MEETING —We learn that quar- terly meeting will commence at Waugh Chapel, Capitol Hill, to-morrow. It will be seen by notice in another column, that the Rev. J. Lana- ban, Presiding Elder of Potomac district, will preach In the morning. Religious services wiil held “ad | evening (except Saturday) during the week. his young, but growimg station, is under the pastoral charge of the cffective and talented young preacher, Rev. I. M. Catson. It is hoped that much g. may be accomplished during the meeting. Pirra District Ponicr Orrice.—The returns from this office to that of the Chief, show alarge amount collected last month in money, by officers Ross and King—besides a large amount in se- cured judgments. Justice Thompson’s return to the Mayor’s office shows that he bad fifty cases during the month of August. Yesterday and this morning, two persons were fined at this of- fice $2.58 costs each, for placing refuse or some other offensive substance in a street or alley in the fifth district. A-baker was yesterday fined #12 and costs for offering to well six loaves defi- cient in weight. Tue Datu ov Carr. DaxneLt.—This esti- mable gentleman, who died. suddenly at his boarding house (Mrs. Beck’s) on the day before yesterday, was attended in his last moments by several of the boarders in the house. Mrs. Beck, the proprietress, was with the deceased from the time he arrived in the house until bis death, and showed him every attention in ber power—ad- ministering medicines and remaining by his bed- Walz er. side. He had previously visited a physician, oat? Pais peat 37 | fom whom he received warning that he could Wai2}g| Cheese .. 14 | Botlive —— 12; Onions, pk. = ~ Reat Estatg.—The following property was 12% | Peaches, pk | Pears... 50a? disposed of on Thursday, by A. Green, auction- Mais} Tomatoes 25 | eer: Lot 8, in square S14, 10 cents per foot, to R. 1z3¢|Cymilins, pr doz.. Sato | Barry; lot 4, in ce pepo for 10}¢ cents per foot, Saib|Cabbage, pr bead 3alz | to R. Barry lot i, in square 867, for 14 cents Sal0 Beets, banch..... 3at | Prt foot, to Wm. Bosse ; lot 15, in — 867, for Mal6 Radishes...... 3 | 10 cents ae foot, to C. Wagner ; lot 30, in square i Chickens, pr pair. 50a%1 Carrots. seceee 2 | 563, wit Irish potatoes. pk. 37! Beans, per peck.. 25a37 Mprovements, to Stephen ‘falty, for $1,900. Sweet potatoes ... 37 Batter beans, qt... sal2 Disutxsxp.—It gives us great pleasure to state Corm,ear,prbbl.. &5|Green Corn, doz.. 12 | that officer Stafford, who was found drunk on Corn, shelled... 95\Egg Plants, each. 4a10 his beat the night before last, and sent tothe 25al 25 | watchhouse by the Chief of Police, was yesters $1.50; Terrapins .. 75|Damsons, pr 75a81 50| Watermelon 12050 pap shew said dismissed, by order ot his honor Seees i Contalepes:« = Triats at THE Guarp Housr.—Thos. Davis, 2u|Cab. Turnip 30a60 drunk and disorderly; workhouse 40 days. Wm. White, do ; fine and costs $215. Ellen Brown, do.; do. $215. Jno. McMahon, drunk; work- house 40 days. Hoewpeeps of our citizens complain of debility and languor of system. derangement ofthe liver or stom- ach, want o: br en etc. They are frequently the Teeult of too close ap sonand # thousand other causes that we cannot name, but we would say to all atfieted,ido xs we done—use Dr. Hoatetter’s celebrated Stomach Bitters,and, our werd for it, ou willbe cured. We recommend this medicine, no wing experience that it is much superior to the generality of patent medicines. For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve- tywhere. 8u Si-e0St Henny Brrns.—Yesterday, strenuous efforts ‘were made by the friends of the individual, ‘whose name heads th's article, to have him re- leased from prison. Soon after his commitment they began to collect about the office of Justice Donn, to consult as to the propriety of giving ball; and among some of the ioudest in his be- half were gentiemen who live by the public purse. The efforts caused some surprise, and it ‘was at first believed they would succeed ; for the ase Upon which he was last arrested was ba' lable, as Was also the capias from the Criminal Court ‘The Justices were about to take ball, when offi- ces Yeatmou went befure Justice Giberson aud made oath that he had reason to believe Burns ‘was a fugitive from justice in Baltimore, as in someway supposed to be connected with the der of Sergeant Jourdan in that city. The Jus- tice immediately committed him on that charge. There is uo requisition from the Governor of of Maryland, ‘an Burns cannot be tarned over to the State of Mavoland until the cases against him in the Criminal Court disposed of. Wepvine Caxes, very pretty ea oheap at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner {2th and F streets. loe Creain $1.50 per gal.on. jy 2-lm* —_—_—_— MAKRIED, On the Mist of August, by the Rev. Mr. Ball, Mr. L SEWELL to i Hy Miss SUSANNAH SAREEVES. sll of this cit; (Fairfax News please copy.) DIED. On the 23th ultumo, JAMES B., infent son of Wiliam and Ruth Chism, aged months and seven days. Bat weep, oh weep not. mother dear, "Ewa heeouly given, __ That t it be a stronger tie To bin oul to heaven. Suddenly, on the 2d instaat, in the 61st year of his axe. FIELDER DAKNALL, formerly of Mont- gomery county, Md. WARTS. a ap an ANTED—An act: t L~ imne| pera ms be . Be. ° ALDSON, No.306 Pa.avenue, between vil and loth sts, se 3-3" ——___________ se 3-9t"__ ANTE D—A competent WOMAN to care of 8 babe one year old, and 7 : say ‘Without recommendations of capacity. a Novos C street, between Shanes ey! — 50 3-3t a YUUNG LADY, who is competert to teach A the English ‘branches, and oe fas jh satisfinc- tory testimonials, desiies a SIT ‘ 10, aa An as- sitent teaeher or governess. Address H, M. D, ‘Washington City. ge 2-3t* ANTED—A first-rate (OOK. The highest wages will be ziver. A woman preferred. Ap- ely at LLOYD'S National Restaurant, south east corner of 7th aad I. sis. Bu 31-5t A Luscious Pars ext —This morning Dr. Jno. H. Bayne, of Prince George county, Md sentered our sanctum, bearing with him a basket of peach- es of various sorts and of size, beauty and rich- bess of flavor not to be excelled and but seldom equalled in this section of the country. They were the Late Admirable, Hayne’s Seedling, Ree’s Favorite, and Crawford’s Late. The rep- utation of Dr. Bayne asa fruit yrower is so ex- tepsive that it is hardly necessary for us to say that his specimens are the best we have seen this season. At the present time when peaches so plentiful in our markets, those from the chard of Dr. Bayne readily bring $2 per basket. We hope the Doctor will ever be as successful in the culture of fruit. We are always glad to re- ceive those convincing proofs of his appreciation of the press. <= Vaonancy —James Henry, & young, stout look+ Seg man, applied at the office of Justice Donn, sbis morning, for the privilege of being sent to the workhouse for two or three months. He was aerommodated with sixty days under the vagrant Jaw. Wm. MeDermot was taken up from the pave- ment to be sent down for a liketerm. But as be was not desirous of lodging so soon tu the sea- _... GEORGETOWN. tie esedieee Correspondence of ; Gronektown, Sept, 4, 1958. We had quite a refreshing rain last night and this morning, and the air feels delightful. The eet along the line of the water works, where f the workmen are engayed in laying the piped are iman almost totally impassable state with the mond ; but of the two evils, drought or mud, we prefer the former. a ‘The following are the shipments of coal from me dock since our last re) rt, per American + Schooner Oliver H. Booth, Bur- 400, N.¥.; Henry Fii 77, N.Y; x H, Hanti y Hemesond 90, Ry: J.’Comp- ton, Shay, 158, Providence: John Warren, Lo- ier, 206, NY’; West Wind, Burnett, 203, 'N. ; Wy. 12) Peon tas’ ace Lary seer ray neon . e! 4 110, Philadeiphia. ne ‘ Sixty-three boats arrived ge ed past week, by the canal, thirty-three of which were laden with coal, and the balance brought cargoes of four, limestone, &c. ‘The revenue for the week will — wnt to ee otomac it Infantry are progressi: finely. Their numbers are meh increased, and owing to the perseverance of the Officers, their Grill is now almost perfect. Louis Mackall, M. D , has been elected surgeon of the company. At Drover’s Rest. yesterday afternoon, the of- ferings of beef cattle amounted to some seven or eight hundred, about half of which were takeft by District butchers, at prices ranging frem $2.25 to $3 S0-per hundred pounds gross. Sheep and lambs sold at from $2 50 to $3 50 per head. Flour is ey high. The following is the state of the market this morning: Good extra, = 4 superfine, $5.75a6.12 3; y, from $7 to We learn that a number of toels were stolen from the shed belonging to the uarry of Messrs. Silsbee & Co., on Friday night last. The quar! 1s Located near the Little Falls bridge. S., Jr. —_—_—_—_—_——_—————— ALEXANDRIA. —— Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Sept. 4, 1958. We have seldom seen the city market more thronged than it is this morning. A large supply of edibles of every kind are on hand—of fruits, especially, there is a superabundance. Wm. Ages, free negro, charged with the mur- der of his wife in June last, surrendered himself up to Justice Summers, yesterday. The Justice made a preliminary examination of the case, and committed Ages to jail for Court. Our friend of the Sentinel says: “Dr. Massey, one of the Witnesses, who was Present at the post mortem examination, and who had attended the woman during her illness, expressed his belief that she came to her death from other causes. ‘The morning session of the Winchester Pres- bytery yesterday was taken up with statements of the progress of religion in various Portions of the Presbyterial jurisdiction. Leesburg has been selected for the meeting of the Presbytery. The Ministers in attendance will occupy the pulpits of many of our city churches to-morrow. We learn,with ame: that in the course of a short time, both the Fairview and Mount Ver- non Cotton W orks will be again in operation The Secretary of the Treasury has ordered the ap of the Adams property. The price paid 000, Sentinel, Jr., instead of correcting his exercises for the benefit of his scholar, proves himself bet- ter at railing than parsing. Somebody lately fur- nished bim with a lot of pies and cakes,which he calls “condiments.” Such ‘condiments’ would have killed Noah Webster outright, and they ir- ritate the mucus membrane of our gai? ¢ a ceptor.and make him tierce as a bell-wether. ‘The we to which we have put him, does not seem fitted for his yenius. As a pupil, he bor- rows a composition from intelligent young man, who does not understand grammar; es a teacher, he will not correct his own false syntax; as a reporter, he makes a physician testify that a subject of post-mortem examination did not die, from being cut up after she was dead. We feat he is like the femous piece of iron, which could not be made an axe, nor a hatchet, nor a bammer, hor a wedye, but being thrown ona heap near by, made at last, a phiz. Evidently, bis forte is, “a pha” FOR RENT AND SALE. [seu First PAcE.| FINE SUITE OF ROOMS—Parior and Bed- chamber—well furnished. ina quiet neighbor- hood. convenient to Penn. avenue, with Bosrd in & private family. Also, one fine single Room, suit abie fortwo tlemen, with Board. For particu- iare inquire at the Drug Storeof L M. SMITH, enn. avenue, opposite National Hotel. se 4-e03t Fo RENT Handeomely FURNIBHED OOMS, lighted with gas, with or without Board. Also, Table Boarders.’ Every attention in regard to comfort, and on moderate terms, at = street, between F and G streets. 4-3t" iL OOMS TO LET—Furnished—with or without R Beng: Pleasantly located. Apply at 449 Mas- sachusetts avenue, between 6h and 7th sts. ‘se 3-3t* Fos RENT—that very desirable STORE aad DWELLING. No. 363 south side of Peon. avenué, between 4%; and 6th streets. For particu- lars apply at No. 357 9th street, corner Massachua- etts avenue. we S-St* OR SALE OR A comfortable COT- TAGE HOUSE, a large lot attached, situated on 18th street New York avenue. For terms apply at No, 467 15th street, between EK and F streets. se 2-3t OUSES AND LOTS FOR SALK. in good - locations, and at reasonable p: houses and lots in square 401—one at $2, 3700 each; 2 houses and lots in square each; 4 houses and lots in square 847—at $1.00, $800, $1,006, and $1,600 respectively. Also, lote in Squares 233, 331. 414, 481, 523, 778, B01, 820, 822, and 955, ome of these lots are large, and they will be subdi- Spe to — Loaner ne Tne prices of these lots wil range froin Sto cents per LL . JOHN G. ADAMS. Grocer, corner 8th and L sts., Northern Libyrties, se 2.3t* Ek SALE—A new BRICK HOU llth street, between Massachusetts M Street coutaining five room and kitchen, and carr) on Accommodating terms ession Fiver imme- amiels, Apply on the premises to JAN, T. FERRY. se ™m* ore on Ohio ave- s It is particular and feed business. Apply toT. J. & W. Mi. GALT, northwest corner and C sts.. No. 547. je %-leotf_ nished or unfurnished, very desirably located, the month, week, or less term. ‘I'erms mode- ate. ‘Ap ly at 375 Benn. avenue, nearly opposite jotel. aul T&Stt F. HOLDEN, F% ENT O®8 SALE —The large, firat- ESIDENCE, opr c nob ay Vedas he > dim » and 2d. een! 6 cham is i Tasted _ ter. furnace’ e,&0. For terms inquire OJON BW ARD, next to premises, or at 12th Bu 3! eodst For RENT.—Suits of or single ROOMS. far- by sal Conel etn, __ a am Come YALua BLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—The subscriber offvrs at private sale the property kaown as the Bakery situated on (he south sideof the Canzl, near the Alexandria Aqueduct, ey nee with the wharf. which 1s about 210 teet deep from Canal to river; the tow-path being included in this prop- ty, The Bakery has a front of 64 feet on the Canal — controis 50 inches of water for driving its ma- ery. . This. property fora Bakery or Coal Yard is not surpassed by any in the District. ‘Also, & Wood and Coal Vard now in the ocoupaney of Hurty & Orme and Mr. Barron, This property has a front of 120 feet on the Canal and 123s fe-t on the west side of Grean street, and 18 as easy of ac- cess for consumers from Georgetown or Washing- ton as any yard in the District. he above property wil! be offered on liberal terms, and if not sold previously, will be offered at public vale on the Slet day of Auguat, 1858, at 5o0’clock im, ly to THOMAS: BROWN, 145 West street, Gatkienn. eM BRO¢ N, Pa. avenue, next to corner of 14th street, Washington, D.C ; or to BAR- N tv TE BUCKEY, Georgetown, D.C. au ee {OR SALE—A Market and Dairy FARM of bout 80 8, With all the necessary buildings, &e., in fine ition. It is situated in Alexandria county, Va.. about tive miles from the Long Bi age and the G to jeduct. + thro ‘os! oe, J BURCH. Washington Citys nu2-tt For SA. Rick” acoommodating terms —two Sq WELLING HOUSES, in sae, yoen 6th and 3th streets west, and and north. in@ business part of the F ys pea to nay in yer ond, one 808 prices. tol OLLARD Wi BB, No. 520 7th street. auth yOR KEN T—The large room over Richari Ryon’s Grocery Store, corner ef 9th eg Ries RDP RYON. nic te r n AIR, TOOTH, NAIL. AND BANDOLINE 5 13th Hee isl ed Se Pavtioes son, he was permitted to leave the city. It being an expense to our citizens to maintain the vagrants driven from other cities and turned upon them, some means should be taken to pre- vent the be iararg of adjacent States from spend- dng their winters in the metropolis. Hgvse Ww THD £0 KEN'T—In the neigh- borhood Capito! and east of it—not oa the Hall—contaming nine or ten rooms, for a fa '. Possession to be given by the Ist ‘of Gotober, Please address “Tenant,” at this office, without deiav. s tung terms and location. 2. LOST AND FOUND. 10 REWARD—Isrortant P. $10 revere that tee d certain Papers conce f Col. lames Innes in th: Revolutionary Warder on Riva News —Arrivais at the western wharves of Morgan & Rheinbart— Schooner Ingomar, from Boston, 200 tons ice. Also, schooner George Luffer, Capt. Line, from Kee—The discovery , 232 tons ice, for Mr. Middieion. Sehooner Faikenburg, Capt Rogers, from Port Walthall, 220 tons coal, for W. @ Light Co. ype the possession Fi 6 . 7 , Capt. be . jor jchmond, Va., Bebe: 8" @ Mies, < aot Anderson, From Phil delivered to some person to the and Exocution —Oar Georgetown friends would | 22 x JAS. J. RANDOLPH, do well to notice the advertisement of Professor SO WIAND) Mancha ee ener By ins there seari dreet® O's gine SECOND ANNU PROCESSION AND LS PIC or T VATHOL ICDS EFICIAL (1OTAL ABSTI ENCE SOUIETY Ov tHe District oF CoLuMBIA. enadl The Society will meet at their hell, corner of 1 and F atreste, at 70'e mag m.,on MONDAY, the Sth of September, aud will be formed inline on F street, with right resting on tth street, by Marshals ‘Thomas Puresil and Dooley, and march a 8 o’ciock Brecipols, to H street, down H to Thiri reet, theace to Penn. avenne, by Penn. avenge to ridge street Falls sireet Po jeorgetown, by and pat ce eee Ay tas ecesl, sean We sOHN DS . 1.dtM thief Marshal. Fe. SALE—A handsome young BAY MARK, te hands ugh, 5 years ol was ager ase eee AUCTION SALES. SERVOIR, Wasi AY MOR On ‘essrvoir, ington ete ace ish gamete leted their portion of the work, the To ing v8 usable and Iron Pipes, inch Leades Fina findeg Forde Pump and Hose, ‘on fori Ri, horsea, ough. Pty heelta rows, 1 Crabs for Derritke, and . and “Weights, Counter e Rimes od of Lumber and Shanties, i over thet que a ily f th ad 1 Aque- ly of water during Will, therefore, have servoir now com- and under, cash eat monthe, for satis: not terest. P.S—The above sale is ona dnot f-om whence the citi Georgetown wil! get_thei: the coming winter. Person: aa opportunity of see: g th and the conduit rapidly Spproaching comple JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS, SCHOOL BOOKS, A full supply of School Bo s " sites on heeds aud f would oot ane eae call the attention of pa- ‘hey cvn be aupplied by the MRS. THOMAS’ Book “ 85 High street. Georgetown. UNION HOTEL, Gxorcrtown, D. ¢ ‘There will bes meeting of the Share! ber.on TURSDAY EV at 812 o'clock. attend parctual portance laid before them. quantity or single one, at G next, the 7th inst., @ Shnreholders are requested to +88 there will be busimess of im- __W. H. TENNEY, Seoretary and Treasurer. AYOR’S OFFICE, Grorcriown, D. C., Sept. 1st, 1958. Sealed proposals are hereby o’elock m.on W ednesday, the 9th instant, for Grad- ing, Curbing, Paving th High street, between 8t! terminus of said High street. and grade to be seen at this offi invited untii 12 Gutters, and Graveling street and the northern according toa profile R. R. CRAWPORD, Mayor, H KENGLA, i Commissioners. URKEST HALL, GEURGETOWN, MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 6th. Prof. DONALD MACLEOD will givea series of Rea: INcs = apes ad | ee —— —_ + scenes from aol and ‘passages from Milton, Soott, Cole 2. &o. kets 25 cents—at the Book aud Music Stores. Readings will been at 8 0’clock. : —The STORE in Foxali’s Row, in etown, recently occu: ving & new front pu to suit the tenant. Apply to DR. C. H , 124 Dunbarton atreet. (OR KRENT.—A three- with basement. late residence of M rooms. ‘The house and lot ar having ail the necessa: tis one of the most commod: | ee RENT. G ied as the Post story BRICK HOUSE, + De Bodisoo, containg 16 or [7 e large an“ in courplete ry out-buiidings, bathe, lous in George- ed for comfort and elegance, . WILLIAMS, Georgetown LOCK REPAIRIN crac we i De ppt and the strik- ing part properly adjusted, by Fs J. A. WATSON, 59 Bridge street i> For the convenience of ata distance, a competent Workman will be sent to A large stock of Clocks always locks of every de- persons living theirown house, on hand, for sale. HANCE FOR WOOD A RS —For rent, tor ten y » near 2th street, 5) by 12 opposite the new Presb: apply to Dr. CHAS. Sp 29-ltawtf N. Georgetown. N. _._M, RUPPEL, ‘ORTH side of Market Space, No. 37. hetween Bridge and Cana! streets, Georgeto: Snnounces to his patrons that at RESTAURANT may be found, at all times, the choicest and most excellent ‘ORS. the freshest kinds of G AME in season, ta the Great Falls, or anal. 8p 4-6m furnished at any time any other point on the Ohio Ci OMMER DRINKS, Blackberry Brandy, R Ov 2 oe vater 8; ae. ps. Stroughton’s and other Bitters. ‘The cheapest, best and largest assortment of Por- and Lager Beer ever offered ‘The above, as well as our unrivalled Minera! Water and Cider, constantly on hand and for sale by NY & SHINN Ginger Wine, Mait Liquors, e¢, Brown Stout ARNY 57 Green street, corner of Oli P ° w DP £ELa: POW DER! POWDER "!! A. Ff. OF FUTY & CO.. in Georgetown, accepted the ageney for the District of Col from the justly celebrated Hazard Powder Co! ny. would respectfully cal! the attention of dealers, miners, quarryiers and sportsmen to the fact that they have at this timea rmaenzine well stored with severa! thousand kegs and canisters. of every grade, As well as 4 large assortment of Mafety Fuse. all of which will be sold by the quantity at the manuface- We name in part— FG Sea Shooting Powder, in kegs of 25 Iba. porting do.," in | Ib. cunistera, do., inl lb cnnistere, do., im flasks, do, in5|b. cans, © street, wholesale and retail is. de, Su Il-lm terms, the LING-HOUSE 163 and 165 Brid; UR SALE—On _accommodati RICK WEL late George 8. Neill. The Dwelling contains ten rooms, kitchen and cellar. ous Bn convenient. work shop on the promus: to engage in the tin-plat first-rate opportunity is offered. three-story B There is also, a good To any person wi d sheet-iron business a © PENNSYLVANIA AVE 267 s PARLOR GRATES, (squar. suse received gel wul be soi exumine at JAMES SKIRVING’S Stove, Grate, Range, F Housekeeping Warehouse, S. E. corner Pa, avenve and ith si SEWING ROOMS, bw NUE 267 No. 500 NINTH STREET. Having made additional faeilities for filling orders y,the subscriber invites those in want of 'S to his room. ok warranted to fit and give satisfaction, or no sale. An assortment of SHIRTS on hand and for sale low. — H. 0: NOYES, 2 doors north of Pa. avenue, P. M. DUDANT, athis well-s nown Restau- on the northwest corner of Penn. avenus and Sixth street, is con- stantly in receipt of every obtainable luxury for the priate, in the procurement of which he spares B.of rea a ee cock, red 8, Snipe, Pets Sheorhead: Tales. Mackerel, Cra! ‘erch, GUOns a, surpassed in this . 1» de mace patie ak 3 and Sr GARS pro- verbiall ealioon competition w: verbi enallenge pel an} ‘Reataurant in the United St e maragement of his curs! his immediate supe vision, (sini bis late sickness,) th any sold in continues under 8 recovery and he pledges his untiri: ertions to continue the reputation of his es: Ment asthe very first of the kind d in_the Federal Metropolis, andsespectiully solicits his friends and SEVENTA STREET, ‘WOOD !—COA. nai baa Wit Sabra offer at the lowest prices if delivered from the ves- stock of Oak. Pine, which we invite the attention CHAPIN & BRO., h street between @ and H north. W BOOKS OF THE D. e tan pe MAI'RY immediately jeation, a r sale in Washington at * ioas. ne we onk and Stationery Store, No, 8% Penn. ave.. near Sth street, ‘A HORSE, BUGGY. and HAR- biee Mate ch seas Upaoen the Sta- les of Mr. Thomas OF, © nue, between ih and isth streste. Tice lorse ny of the finest driving mais in the in ceed to move away, has no further we es of superior COAL, which we persons iaying in their ———— AUTION —I am not responsible tor any debs contracted !n my name, except order of my wife a mrs _September 2. 185%. upon the written RGE W. BEALL, Sz. ae 2 St* ScHoo. BOOKS—8CHOOL BOOKS! Boor’ aad eat a Raia ahonie Biitee Say Cot eda and ‘aat and VW: ‘ht Tron Railing. ; one. J serene “ Piper ee tc vith ‘s . eo, ten: Roe under LAF over tae Saree: : ‘er oes WALL & BARNARD. an ss By A. GREEN, Avetuoneer. E TENSIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR if rey AHOGANY AND OTHER FeRNt- TURE, Fiano Fortz, de-On MON. é => shallsell, at the residence room, at No. S73.3d street west, bet streets o" made by Gah Fine Wainut covered Parior Set, consist- of 2-fete-a-Tetes, 12 Parlor Chairs. 2 ator Chale, 1 faney Gothic’ Chats Covers Walnut Marble top Centre and Side Tables, cm Marbie-top Bross, jureaus and Wash Mahogany French Bedsteads, Wardrobe, Exten- and other Ciuaite- ee Walnut P: R ti Tabie. Cottnee Bedstendse Hoovoacen Wink wed other 8, Superior English Velvet Carpet and Rug to match, Kerr ply, Brussels, Stairand other Carpets, ‘and 8, Drsing Room, Hail, and other Oil Cioth and Mat- 1m Gitandoles: pnir superior French China Vases, China, Glass and Crockery Ware, among which is one fine W hite Stone China Dinner Set, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, fair and Shuck Mattresses and Bedding, Lot_of Stoves, with an excellent assortment of Kitchen Requisites, and hh we deem unnecessary to enumerate, ms: Allsums under $3? cash: over $30a credit vo 18 dave, for notes bearing interest, satis{ac- sez-d A. GREEN, Auct. —— EE Act __ FUTURE DAYs. By A, GREEN, Auctioneer. EXTENSIVE Save OF Sock UF HARD- WARE at AtcTion.—On WEDNE;! 8th in t, I shall sell, at 10 o'clock m., a hardware store of agentieman declining the bard. ware businese, No. 434 7th street, between G and H sts , an excellent assortment of every variety of hardware, viz: “ A lal pend fine assortment of Piated Spoons and rks, Do. do. of Table and Pocket Cutlery. ; Eatessive jot of Builders’ Hardware and Tools, cons of Hinges, » Bolts, Fastenings, Screws, Nails, OM passes, Saws ofevery ieee, Hatchets, Augurs, Axes, Hammers. Drawing Enives, Planes, Chisels, Guages, Files, and 5 Double and Single Plane Bits, A large me of Holiow Ware and Furnaces, Sauce- pans, &c. A large lot of Agricultural I ements, viz: Spades. Shovels, Hoes, Forks, Picks, Mattocks, nN Counter, Platform, Soles and Weights, Birdoages, Sandscreens, Sifters, Brass Candiestioks, -ciasors, Bowie Knives, Pistols, Mahogany Cou Case, One fine Morticing Machine, with Bits complete, With & large lot of other articles, wlich we deem unnecessary to enumerate under 3) cash; over $3) credit or notes satisfactorily endorsed, J. L. SMITH, Attorney, seSd A. GREEN, Auet, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, Q4LE_ BY ORDER OF ORPHANS’ COURT + oF HevsmHoin anv Kitcuen FURNITURE, PI- ANOFORTE, &c.—On TUESDAY, the 7th instant, I shail sell, at the residevce of Richard Middleton, mye gh ima a north A sae ats " 0. 40F- at 10 0’clook a. m..ail the personal effects o} Jonas Middleton, deceased, viz: A a Pianotorte, sev. n octaves, in hae order, Mahogany Sofas, Chairs and Tables, Goan ok and other Bureaus, or e other \steads, Locking Gissees: Wetkstande, Cerpete and B sooking Glasses. Was! ‘erpets Sta Rods, Feather Beds ‘and Bedd: 4 > ean epee ys mat other 1 A a an jass and Crool are, i With many other articles which wo dou oe” cessary to enumerate. Terms ozsh. By order of the Admunistrator. se }-ts A. GREEN, Auct. STEE’S SALF.—Wiii be sold on THURS- DAY, 12th Anguat next. at 10 o'clock, a. m., on bis reet, near the Centre Market, to the highest th bearing interest. notes, trust. recorded in Liber J. A. . folios 200, 201, 202, Of the land records of Westungton county . C. H. EDM iy 12-2aw&ds Zz - i THE ABOVE until THURSDAY, 19th By order of the Trustee, TUR ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST poned until! THURSDAY, the 2d day of September next, same hour. By order of the Trustee, au 19-2aw&ds A. GREEN, Auct. UPTHE ABOVE SiLF IS STILL FUR- ther postponed until THURSDAY, the 9th inst., same hour, By order of the Trustee. se 2-2awads A.GREEN, Auet. (MAESSaAL's SALE.—Io virtue of a writ of eri frcias issued from the Cierk’s office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington, and to me directed, I shall expose to public sale, for Cass, in front’ of the Court-house door of said county: on WEDNES- DAY, the I5th day of September, 1858, at 12 o clock ™m., the following deseri Property, to wit: Ail defendant’s right, ttle claim and intereat in and to 1.ot No.6, in Square No. 741, according to the sub- ion of said Sq mie by James Adame, ” together with ail and ents thereon. im the city of ashington, D. seized and levied upon as the property of Stephen Coster, and wiil be sold to sxt- isfy Judicials No, 267%¢ to Ootober term, 1858, in fa- vor of John Purdy. + SELDEN, Marshal au 23 ts for the Distnet of Column. V ARSHAL’S SALE—In virtue of two writs of fieri facias, under the lien law, issued from the Clerk's Othce ¢f the Cirouit Court of the Dis trict of Columbia for the county of Washington, and to me directed, I shall expose to public aale. for casu, in front of the Court House door of said county, on FRIDAY. the wth day of September, 1858, at 120’clock m., the following described prop- erty, to wit: Ail defendant’s right, title, claim and interest in and & Frame House situated on Lot No. Sl, in Square No, 2°2, gooording to subdivision made by we Trustees of the Orphan A-ylum, as also, the said Lot No. 31, in said Squsre No. 282. fronting 24 feet on M street north. between !2th and 18th streets west. in the city of Washing- tor, D. C.. seized and levied upon as the pro of John McRoddy. and will be sold to ~ cisis No. 354 and 355, to October term, 1858, in favor i reg Hersey, ana Hilshee | Com! ee. 018- rator of enr ervey, ani en! Wm. Loyd. Me SELDEN, Marshal ee i-ts for the District of Columbia, ——————_—_— ‘Ri MPROVEMENT IN COOKING (Sonat See STOVES. Consumption of Smoke and Gas, and Sav- ing of Fuel. ‘The subecribers take pleasure in offering to their customers a new PATENTED GAS BURNING COOKING STOVE, which ne sre now manufacturing for their Fail Sales. itis well known that all inflammable matter re. quires & certain amount of arr to support comb: tion, and if the supply is insufficient it is impose: to produce a finame. The heat of the fire in ordi cocking stoves decomposes the fuel, and as all the fresh air is admitted under the grate, its oxygen is exhausted before it has passed through the fire- chamber. The fl i@ top of the stove then ing the oombustin ‘wt epee — assisting the combustion. 1on of the fuel, therefore, passes off in the ‘shape of smoke, Clonging op he flues ofthe stove so as to impede the interfere with the baking,—or cimnintinans Se cl gpa th thelimeandso destroys the mortar ofthe chimueys, loosening the peocbarnad: H ‘ +4 re. 2 IS POSTPONED, stant, same hour. exposing the dwellings to tne danger of fi . The introduction of an additional supply of cold Sir wouid cool the gas below the ini! tempera - ture, but by the proper Spplication above the Sra, <f Sir previously hested to a’temperature ndred degrees (which isone oj the turés of the patent,) the gases are im pume- t eir combu: ficient to heat fis oor Sten the da ash addi to the ordinary direct draft under the through the fire-chamber. the gas-burner tional draft through the top plates, which is of itself aufhicient to maintain combustion. The upper draft not only consumes the gasee. but it helps to strengthen preserve the Go py ee | &re mot exposed to the divect act.on of the r which are made double instead of the nsual pingle Plates. B d more economically, wn puligient evidence ofthe effect ofthe gases in heating the oven is found in the fact that the oven will be ready for baking even before the fire is ther oughly kindled, and much sooner than in any other = Ga--burnine Stoves are the order of the day, the Sangh ewtnps | Cooking Stove wit! not only be tee jJeading stove of the present season, but it will ua- doub edly supersede all others. Purchasers ‘wail therefore, consult their owa interest by seeing at ders elsewhere. ‘itloperation 18 80 rive fod iis tdvantacce are ‘80 easily seen and j. that it readily commands a preference over any other stove of the ‘e know thie stove to be the most eoo- nomical, efficient, and tory family is oe apparat. over invented. BYaG ne -cote Si iVasnineton. tC. een Nw MUSIC received semi-weekly at mies a* BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR. FVILLE Sept 3 —In Ratt Lake a fhe Jaip election for the Leg isiatu: Ta < Canby, of Infant: nies @f the Second. Reentry, with 2 3 ~— Dragoons 2 Of the Si; to gas ison Fort Bridger eves Utah bn the était. Gel. Coot Licnes Behera Waitt and Chapman'ce aceon 5 Ly of the Fifth Intant’y: Gol Alexasaee Gardiner, Gore, Grove M rader of tbe Toate cc A undred head of cattle were a Bendy, of which number nine bed died ‘se ay sd Bear Williams’ command was met at Scott's Col ‘The Seventh Jufantry, oi 1 lonel Morrison, were nict.at Platte Belden. returning vol; =) TP py pon a Colonel Bee, Another Accident. ALBANY, Sept. 2 —4 Northern Roaé ‘coming ta covwded ‘with pee last hight a freig t train on the Central Road was oy pe fryer » and ran into the car train, wu tnerea™® persons, HH from’ West Thy, oa Edgar Odell, probably fatally: shopiier eel ea Soave pg A ken end injured internally; enw , cut re the face Dye hgh ge ge badly cut over the face and head. : The Geld enent ae Kansas. L.EAVENWOR Sept. 2—The Pike county gold excitement ts cs the Increase. Two old Californians are making a for working the mines successfally "A comp left yesterday, and others are organizing. ‘Phe board to in’ the siion . vestigate mule contracts hes ‘Sherman’s battery has left for Minnesota. The Quarantine. New Yorx, Sept. 4 —all is quiet at theQuar- antine grounds, which are guarded bv the police. The U. 8. frigate Sabine is anchored abreast of the government stores, for their Protection and that of the shipping. Toree arrests have been made, including Jus- tice of the Peace De Forest. Que hundred and fifty warrants are out for other parties. Fire at Felten, ti. FULTON, Sep. 2—A fire occurred at 1 o'clock this Sak: weivering two blocks of buildings, including the post office, dry goods store, print. log office and several dwellings. Loss ‘odo,000, with but little insurance. Yellow Fever at New Orleans. New Ogueans, Sep. 1.—There were 42 deaths from Yeliow fever yesterday New Or.gans, Sep.2. There were4? deaths from yellow fever yesterday. Destructive Fire. New Orctxans,Sep. 1.—Three stores ae corner of Magezine and Canal streets were de- stro) by fire this morning. The loss amounted th any thousond dollars. ss Sickness on Shipbeard. Boston, Sep. 2 —The ship Junius, from New Orleans, lost two of her crew from yellow fever bee on the passage, and the chief mate bas taken to the hospital. Steam Fire Engines. Boston, Sept. 4.—The Boston city authorities have ordered four steam fire engines from the builders of the steamer Philadelphia Yellow Fever ia New Orleans. Naw Orntgane, Sept. 4—The number of deaths by yellow fever, on Thursday, was 85. Baitimere Markets. hare i ae 4.—Plour is quiet and un- chara W beat ‘s firm; red, $1.22a1 33; white, 1 3001.45. Corn is tirm; white, SIa%3c.; yellow, Wa¥ic. Whisky is dull and steady. Provisions are s‘eady New York Markets. New Yor, September 4 —Fionr istdull: sales of 7,000 bbis. State $4.90a5.00; Ohio ‘85.7035 90; beat is stili duller; sales of 15, busheis; Southern red 1 15al 25 = Ds (mst led : sales of 1,000 bushels ; mixed 70a77e Pork is firm; mess at $17 S0al7 75; Prime S15 408 $15 50. Lard firm at lixallx. T Whisky is quiet at 4c Tea sales at auction, to-day—Oolongs deciined aoe Young Hysons declined lc; Others sus- tained. —— New ¥ Se; Pheer erm dull and stead, ew Yor, : areduil . Ch. and R. Ret. 71%; Mich. So 2%. N-¥ Cen. 79% ; Pa. C. Co. 75; Reading 49; Va. 6's ®; Mo. 6's 4% =——_— 318 NG SPV ~ by which it is proposed to save fully one haf of the fuei by theconsumption of its own smoke and gas. which in ordinary - ing Stoves passes off. These Stoves #0 con- streeted that tue cold gir us introduced under the bottom of the ssh pit passes up between a doubie fire box, becoming intensely heated tothe top of the erate, igtiting with the smoke and paseing oven. The Stove ms the ten plate, havin extra turce also a large tank attac! behind, whieh plies ling water. There Stover we patented manufactured by Charies Eddy & ‘0., of Troy, + None are genuine without their names cas the Stoves. There m= 8 spurious ar- tiele m: factured. taken trom their patent, whion introduces the draft on the top of the coni—so would say to my friends and the public be sure au get the genuine Gas Burner, for which | am the sole agent for the Pistriet of Columbia. " Tam also Paynes fo few of my ce.ebrated R Me fen ye oven ape age ae, the rest ie-oven in the et. being @ m: better rows bak-r than the old Morntor Star, or any other similar stove, being heavier and baving the roaster, bake-oven, and boiler much nearer the fire. Metrpaina eee pone PRs at ora! : we 3-St = Pa. bet. 10th and Nith xis. Notice OF COPARTNERSHIP. NATIONAL LIME KILNS, (Formea.y A. E. Smoor’s.) ‘The undersigned have associated themselves to- gether as part: and Hair business, corner of 3 2°th streets. where they wiil furnish all articies in their line of the best mater.ais and with dispatch. and would notify their frieu*s and dealers tuat all orders left with P. W. Dorsey, corner of tik and I streets, Washi ; F. Wheat Water street, aud Dors. Georsetown, or at the attention. na R-eclw* WHEATLEY & DORSEY. A CAKD. Ww E understand there iss rumor ationt that wedent ‘a work of penitentiary manufaciare. Sueh being the report, we deem it necessary, for our credit, as well as for the credit of our customers, to Geny any Such assertion, and defy any man to prove the state - ment. Onthe contrary, we purona-s our work of Tgest and best manufacturers in the coantry, fof thie statement, all thst is necessary mund is to calland examine our It hss been already e8 in the city, and Wr HAMILTO . W. HAMILTON & CO. au%-2w No. 527th st.,oppo. Centre Market. ee nt in another examined by some of the Pronounced to be of 8: . BO! 5 eg CURE RLEECHER 4 BLEEDER Residence— he Use| Ms Detween Sixth mad Seventh ove Streets. ErERS W CoP AND COAL. ust received, # cargo of Lyken’s valley COAL. For cooking purposes and open there te no Coal to equa! this. Also on the qualiy of all other kinds of Coal, which we are selling low to oe faging gthor, winter supply, ir OOD is now We offer the best Oak, Pine, and Hickory Wood ate pma.i '. 5 = RRB SSRN aa ou Ww meee of Capai. 0 ADVE .—The Bits Ripox Re- ‘Tirvaticam pobleted a Guise EB" Se hasan extensive and well dis! oireviat, embracing t comnts yey fadieon, « is ‘believed. to thet of fae ether paret between . 4 chmond and ow rig othe ine Alexandra, and regu: ] one of the finest and most ir gus in ire. “ pacha nee gs the UOniere ea Alexandrin Railroad. and tizens trade iargeiy ‘With Baltimore, Wash» > Avexsadnm, and Bichmeed. Seine wists rom 3 to 4 hours’ trave: of ties. ‘Terma reasonable. Hl. M. GARLAND, Jr Reresmcee ve D. Waliach Msitoe iy ; . Proudent eand A) . capant nis — we lat Paste seen 1. ; nd 3 Warerbom, Nove iii "Sa?" PAEDW'e mevouensacn.. P SCE KS AND , yn StLOR Cw 3 Saetee oe avenue,