Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1858, Page 3

__ LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Cirt Coencirs—Beard of “Aldermen —The met yesterday afternoon at the usaal hour, (W. T. Dove, Esq.) in the chair. ication was received from the Mayor, ing his having signed certain acts. nominating Charles McCormick for ‘Student at the Washington Asylum, Benjamin Hodges resigned ; Also, nominating James Rooney for policeman, under the act of June 30th, 1958, in place of John G_ Stafford, dismissed ; which, on motion, were confirmed . Mr. Riggs presented the petition of P. O’Calli- gn, for remission of a fine; referred to the com- mittee on claims. The Chair presented a communication from the Union Fire Department; referred to the fire ments committee. t. Brown presented the petition of William W ise, calling the attention of the Board to the large amount.of sediment in the canal, deposited by the sewers of the city, especially that at the foot of Ninth street; read and referred to the committee on claims. Mr. Moore presented the petition of James Mc- Colgan, asking to be remitted ion of an un- expired tavern license; refer to the claims committee. * Mr. Riggs. from the committee on finance, reported a bill authorizing certificates of indebt- ness to be issned in certain cases, founded upon the petition of John Van Riswick, asking to be paid certain claims held by him against the cor, ion ; Mr. Ri, , also, from the same committee, re- Ported a bill from the lewer Board, to provide a clerk for the Board of Assessors, with two amendments; which were agreed to, and the bill was read a third time and passed. Mr fhomas Miller, from the committee on improvements, reported a biil to set the curb- stone and pave the footway on the southside of F street south, between Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets west; passe Also, adversely on the communication of the City Surveyor, recommending the improvement of Fourth street east, between L and N streets south; asking to be discharged from the further consideration of the same; so ordered. Mr. Moore, on leave, from the same committee, introduced a bill amendatory to an act *‘ to con- struct a sewer in H street northyetween Sixth to Eighth streets west;”’ passed Mr. Donobo. on leave, presented acommunica- tion from the President of the Northern Liberties Fire Company, asking a return of tbe money in- dividualiy expended by the members of said company on the building; after which the said company will disband and surrender said build- ing to the Mayor; referred to claims committee. rt. Donoho, aiso. on leave, introduced a bill making an ia pe aoe for male primary school in the Second district; read three times, and Mr. B , from the committee on claims, re- ported a bill for the relief of Charles R. Queen ; on motion further action upon the bill was post- poned until next Monday evening. r. rson, from same committee, reported a Dill for the relief of Samuel Statcup; h t. Pearson, also, from same committee, re- Ported a bill for the relief of Peter Emrich; Also, a bill for the relief of Foster Henshaw ; Mr. Dunnington, from the committee on public schools, reported a bill authorizing the Trustees of Public Schools to lease school houses ; passed. Mr. Fisher, on leave, introduced a joint resolu- tion authorizing an appropriation to repair a por- tion of the City Hall roof; read three times and Mr. Fisher, from the committee on the fire de- partment, introduced a bill for the relief of the Franklin Fire Committee; read three times and pessed. Mr. Thomas Miller, from the committee on health, reported back a bill in relation to scaveu- gers, bey oor that the committee be discharged from a farther consideration of the same ; dis- charged Mr. Miller also introduced a substitute for the atove bill, entitled, “An Act making an appro- priation for cleaning the avenues, streets, alleys and gutters, and for other pur, Sg On motion, the bill was ordered to be printed witb the proceedings, and made the special order for next Monday evening. Mr. Dunnington,from the committee on canals, introduced a resolution requesting the Mayor to Teport the cost of the erection of tide locks in the city canal; read three times and passed. Mr. Thomas Miller, from the drainage com- mittee, reported back a bill from the lower » authorizing the laying of water pipes — Fourteenth streets west, from D to E sis. north, asking to be discharged; so ordered. Mr. Miller, from same committee, then report- dasa substitute for the foregoing bill, # bill entitled “An act to extend the water pipes from the northwest corner ef E street north and Four- teenth stree's west to the southeast corner of D street north and Fourteenth, west.’? On motion, the bill was laid over informally. Mr. Mobun, on leave, introduced 8 joint reso- lution catling for the a pointment of a jointcom- amitiee of the two boards, to take into considera- tion the subject of providing a House of Correc- tion or Refuge for the pastobeacus of juvenile oi- fenders in this city; passed. On motion of Mr. Brown, a bill was taken from the table for the relief of Richard H. Gault, and ssed. Mr. mre f from the claims committee, intro- duced a bill for the relief of Dr. Johnson Eliot; On motion of Mr. Thomas Miller, the special order of the evening—‘A bill to establish Cor- poration Hay Scales ; and the appointment of a weigher Inspector of Hay, Straw and Fod- der, and to regulate the weight of the same’— was taken up for consideration. The bill was read by sections and discussed at some length. Several amendments were agreed to, when— r. Clark moved to strike out the enacting clause; lost—yeas 6, nays 6. After further discussion — Mr. Thomas Miller moved to recommit the Dill to the police committee, with tastructions to obtain the opinion of the Corporation Attorney on the question of its ality, and report at the next meeting of the board: nel agreed to. Ene question recurring on the passage of the Mr. Thomas Miller moved that the - journ; not agreed to. ree Mr. Miller then moved to lay the bill on the ta- ble; lost. And finally, after other fruitiess motions, the Dill was indefinitely tponed. And tben the res adjourned. Common Council —The Mayor’s communica- tion calling attention to the necessity for making appropriations called for by the garbage con tracts, was referred to the ways and means com- mittee. Also, transmitting a report of the Commission- er of the First and Second Wards; same refer- ence. Mr. Edmonston presented the petition of B. Natalle; referred to claims committee. Also, the petition of T. B. Brown; referred to ee eee committee. r. Turton, from improvements committee. rey the Aldermen’s bill to repair a paved al in ig Po — Also, a bill authorizing the curb to be set and footway paved on Fourth street east, between East Capitol and A streets north; Also, a bi!l for trimming and ‘graveling C st., between Second and Third, and ' and Siath sts; passed. nt otrand-a-balt Also, a vill as amended by the Aldermen, for grading Connecticut and New Hampshire ave- nues and N and O streets, with a motion to ad. here to the original bill; passed. Also, a bill to grade and gravel G street from Eighth to Eleventh at east. peat Mr. Bobrer moved to amend by Providing that the pegs Gut gamer: shail cover the entire ex- pense, and any surpius to be expended in ex- tending the improvement as far as it will £9; Phe bill, as amended, was then Passed. Mr. Jones moved to suspend the rules to take up the bill for the relief of Frances J. Jones and James F Divine; lost—yeas 11, nays 5; not three fourths. Mr. See pee — re committee, re- es im) mg @ school tax for the ir 856, and moved to lat iton the table; pees yeas 17, nays 2 Mr. Mulloy, from police committee, reported a — in rar sw js running at large, and— im motion of Mr. Jones, it PP veorknenpn , it was postponed until Also, & bill regulatin: the { - hey, whieh, ahet inspection of lum. ment, was i—yeas “str haw ed r Mulloy presented also the re - missioners wa Northern Mar. pete pcan its re ¢ to the ways aad - telerved. ys means committee; so r Bobrer, from the same committee. a bill to connect the Centre meat market were, = street; ¥ r Palmer, from the health committee, re- Ported a bill to regulate the sale of poisons. Mr. Edmonston moved to jay iton the table; as, nays 19 r rec moved to amend by making t minimum: of the penalty $5; lest ond the bill Mr. Van Reswick Present the i ae Goodali ; referred to resend rp So: Mr. Russell, on leave, introduced a bill to re- 1 an act for the relief of Adam tawtord ; — . — man ities. ee he rmen’s bill making appropriation for Male Primary Se’ No.1, int! br analngpem b » in the second school Bill authorizing the Trustees of P. bile to lease school-houses, was Srtersed, to one committee. Mir Powell moved to take up the bill for relief of Frances J. Jones and J. V3 Divine; which was agreed to—yeas 13, nays 3. On this bill the claims committee teported adversely. it bad passed its second » and now came up ti inthe Fifth Ward; reforsed, to improvements committee. Bili from Aldermen for relief of Chas, Emer- son ; referred to claims committee. A bill to Second east between F and Q streets north ; Teturted to Improtontans committee. A bill for relief of Richard Brooks; referred to claims committee. A bill for excavating the eastern basin of the canal; referred to committee. A bill amendatory of the act to construct a sewer in H street between Sixth and Eighth sts ; referred to drai committee. A bill authorizing the curb to be set and the footway paved on F street south between Four- and-a-half and Sixth sts.; referred to improve- ments committee. Joint resolution authorizing repairs of part of the City Hall; sed. A bill authérlsing the issue of certificates of btedness in certain cases, was referred to ‘ways and means committee and ordered to be printed in bill form And the Board adjourned. OrriciaL Rerort oF rue Cairr oF Poticr.— WasHINeton Crtv, Sept. 2, 1958. Dear Str: In accordance with the 16th section of the act establishing a police force for the city, 1 respectfully state that the Police force during the month of August bave been vigilant in the discharge of the duties assigned them. The peace and quiet of the city at thls time ts as good as it has been at any time for the last ten years. The greatest cause of complaint now ex isting with many citizens {< the large number of hogs and dogs running at large contrary to law, which nuisance | hope to have abated in a few days, as strict orders have been given to the police to at- tend to that branch of business; for it seems that the taking up of hogs or the destroying of dogs has no effect on the owners of those animals In their keeping them confined There have been arrested and bronght to the guard-house of the city during the month 315 persons, a large Lhe sees of them charged with drunkenness and vagrancy, of which number there were—whites, 215; colored, 97; females, 66; males, 249; natives of the District of Colam- bia, 102; Maryland, 37; Virginia, 32; Pennsyl- vi 1; New York, 10; Kentucky, 1; Missouri, 1; North Carolina, 1; Tennessee, 1; Ireland, 90; Germany. 16; Italy, 1; Wales, 1; France, 2; Eng- land, 7; Scotland, 2; and, in addition to this number, 53 were accommodated with lodgings. The regulations in relation to the drivers of hackney carriages, have been more strictly en- forced, with an excellent effect, and some fines on that account have been imposed. The amount of judgments and costs obtained for violations of the corporation ordinances dur- ing the month of August ix $3,009 41; the amount collected is $1,255 &2; and a larger amount of supersedeas than at any previous month. - Very respectfully, your obedient servant, J. = ebuprar ef of Police. To his Hon. James G Berrert, Mayor of Washington City. Returns of the several Police Constables Sor the City of Washington made to J. H Goddard, Chief of Police for said city, om the first day of September, 1858. Amount of jadg- Judgments No. of Namesofofficers, mentsandcosis and. costs district. odialned. collec ed. --John Dewdney -- William Daw William D. Serrin. James Ginnity. Jos. Williamson. Wm. H. Fanning. Edward C. kcklott --Patrick Gormley. --James A. Suit. --Wm. BH. Ross. --Jacob F. King. --H Haske! --B. T. Wat 2. ] Henry Yeatman 220 St --F. Zimmerman - 246 59 «Jacob Ashe.. &2 38 19 35 --Henry Nash... 59 86 17 20 --Chas. W. Arnold... 86 U7 24 08 H. C. Harrover. 18 20 40 Francis 3. Edelin 33 69 H 60 -Jas. S. Smith 63 10 45 8. N. Chipley. 116 57 26 67 --Joha M. Lioyd 114 63 73 35 10th..J. A. Gill.. 49 63 15 09 15 % ————— 3,009 41 285 82 Amount of judgments and costs. 009 41 Amouat of cash collected. ++ 1,285 82 J. H. Goppa of Police. CENTRE MARERT opened this morning withan ample supply of provisions in every ¢epartment; and a very large atteudance of dealers and pur. chasers—consequently a brisk demand and quick sales. The prices generally were as quoted in the Star of Saturday last. The regulations, so far as relate to order, were strictly observed, and few complaints were heard. A very dangerous practice, which we have frequently called atten- tion to, is still the cause of accidents, viz: the practice of igpetes : melon rinds in the gang- ways. This morning a venerable lady was thrown upon ber face eer ise upon one of those dangerous traps. ‘ortunately she was not seriously injured. Those occurrences are very mortifying to the sufferers at the least, and some- times they do injary that results in making crip- ples for life. If the officers cannot prevent this practice, it would be well for dealers to Protect their customers from harm by aiding the officers and punishing every one guilty of violating the market regulations in this way. The enforcing of the law in such cases would soon break up the dangerous practice. Eves Toots.—Attention is called to the ad- vertisement fn another column of E. L,. Simons, whose shop is at the corner of G and Seventh streets. Mr. Simons is a thorough going work- inan, being an old and experienced hand at his business, which he has pursued to the satisfac- tion of his customers in New York, California, and at the Navy Yard and Capitol in this city. It will be seen that he is prepared to perform, at short notice, all kinds of work in his line, for the faithful execution of which he is competent in every respect. Those in want of pumpmaker’s augers, tops, dies, drawing-knives, cleavern, mill-pieks, stone and marble cu ters’ tools, car- penters’ tools, sculptors’ chisels, rippers, skew- ers, machinists’ tools, etc., will do well to give Simons a cali. Tue Wasuincton Firemen in ALEXANDRIA. The Franklin and Columbia Fire Companies, and the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company of this city, ran down the turnpike to Alexandria, on sight of the fire in that city last Sunday night. Having given what assistance they could to the Alexandria firemen, they were hospitably enter- tained at the engine houses of the Friendship and Sun fire companies, and returned bome in the steamer George Page, leaving Alexandria at fif- teen minutes to four o'clock on Monday morning. Samuel T. Hartley & Son return thanks, in the Alexandria papers, to the firemen of Was ington for their successful efforts to save from the flames the store which they occupy. A Fine Cuance to make a Ten Strixe is Presented at the popular Bowling Alley of our friend Marr, on E street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. His saloon has recently been placed in tip-top condition, under bis own per- sonal supervision, and resembles, in a small wa: 9 apaiace. The alleys have all heen levelled ig tue most correct manner; the walls and ceiling newly frescoed ; neat oil cloth placed on the floor between the alleys; comfortable arm chairs with cushions a and marble top washstands, and all other conveniences for the comfort of vis- itors carefully looked to by the enterprising pro- Prietor. Give him a call, by all means. TRiALs at Tax Guary House —A youth was arrested for being drunk, disorderly and profane. Upon being brought out for trial he refused to “ oo name The Justice bad to name him, and so he was docket oh: - orderly and Profanity my aoa cee witie oye ery, er ! and profanity; ed te. lon, fighting; workhouse a. This morning, Josiah Williams, colored, was arrested for being drunk and disorderly, and fined 83.15. [communicatED Reorenisc oy rue City Scnoors. —The dif- ferent academies, private and public schools of Washington city were, generally, recommenced yesterday. Among the most prominent our read- ers will see from our advertising solumns is that of Professor Jobn Fill, No. 483 Tenth st. Mr. Fill has long been known in our midst as one of the most competent Mathematical teachers, and has, forthe past twenty-five years, taught our fathers and our brothers, and is highly deserving of the present generation. Wr™an, the great Wizard and witty Ventrilo- quist, was welcomed last night, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, by an overflowing audience. Wyman is a whole team in bimseif. Washington = night this Week, urday after t schools, children, &e. Be = sausages Excursion —We cali attention to the adver- ‘isement, ta another colnmn, of the East Wash- ington Sabbath School, who propose to visit the W hite House to-morrow. They have |; inexbaustible contrivances fad tae mprovined — of those who may attend; and they hope, in return, to receive due patronage from the pro’ lic, to enable them to purchase & Schoo! Li » Go and help them. Recovery or tHe Bovy or Mr. Horrma The steamer James Guy left this city morning, with a number of those who participa- ted in the recent fishing party at the White House, and other friends of the young man (Samuel Hoff- man) who was drowned on Sunday. At 11 o’clock the steamer arrived at the spot where the sad accident occurred, and forthwith every ar- ran; it which ingenuity could devise was made for tbe Tecovery of the body of their drowned comrade. The first drag was so well directed that it caught the object of the search, which was quickly taken on board and the steamer put on her homeward way. The party arrived at the wharf a few minutes before three o'clock. The body was removed to the Powhatan Honse, foot of Seventh street, and an inquest held vf Coroner Woodward. ‘The examination elicit- the facts we mentioned yesterday, and the ay, returned a verdict of accidental drowning. his morning the funeral of the unfortunate Bape! man took place, and his remains were laid a their long home, at the Methodist cemetery. Tue Wasnincton Tuzatre.—The Theatre seemed, at its opening last evening, as familiar as the faces of friends that now and then we meet on the street, just returned from summer recrea- tion at White Sulphur and Red Sulphur, Moun- tain top and-Sea-side. ‘The audience was large enongh to give prom- ine of greater patronage when the Summer wan- derers return, and ‘the city” is again in town. Edwin Booth gave a fine rendering of Bulwer’s “Richelieu,” in which he was ab! y su red by the company. The farce of -‘Betsy Baker” concluded the entertainment. To-night a brilliant audience is expected. The company present ‘“Othello.”’ Edwin Booth as “Tayo,’? Miss Jennie Parker as Desdemona, and the entire caste of the play being made with ad- mirable taste. Mr. and Mrs. Peter White, (Mr. Wm. Fiske, and Miss Cornelia Jefferson) pay their respects to the audience in the farce. Few, we imagine,will miss this bill. Dr jBow'’s Review ror Sxrremper.—This number is the third of anew series. The old se- ries consists of twenty-four volumes, and closed in July last We perceive, in the editorial re- marks that Mr. DeBow will resume, the present fall, his residence permanently in New Orleans, re-establishing the main business office of the Review there. A Wasuinctonian atmost a Svicipg.—On Sunday morning, about two o'clock, Daniel Crown, a resident of Washington, attempted su- icide by jumping out of an upper window of house No. 43 Leonard street, New York, kept by a Mrs. Brown, and striking upon a picket fence was very dangerously injured. He was taken up insensible, and carried tothe N. Y. Hospital. AFTER THE Swixe —Yesterday afternoon, a detachment of the city police were out with their wagons, dogs, &c., in pase of such animals of the hog ki. should be found violating the law by going large inthe streets. They suc- ceeded in capturing over thirty fine porkers. BurcLary.—The residence of B. Reess, on G street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, was entered with false keys, last night, and many articles of value—gold chain, rings, silver spoons, &c., stolen therefrosa: z : Wepvine Caxzs, very pretty sndvery green at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner izth and F streets. loe Cream $1.0) pergalon., jy @-lm* MARRIED, On the 2d instant, by the Kev. W. H. Chapman, Mr. LEONAKD WESLEY HARVEY to Miss CHARITY ANN JONE On the3ist August, at St. Peter’s Church, by the Rev. Father Knight, ir. DAVID POTTS, of Vir- ginia, to Mrs. ANN t. ADDISON, daughter of the late Notley L. Adams, of this city. : or DIED. On the morning of the 7th instant, after a lingering illness of ton weeks, ELIZA JANE, eldest daugh- ter of H. A.and Kliza Bodien, aged’ one year and eight months, he funeral will take plave from the reside noe of her father, on To morrow ( \Wednesday) Afiernoon, at4}s o'clock. ‘She friends of the family are invited to attend. = On the 6th inetant, of typhus fever, SARAH bs » wife of Joshua Banks, in the 46th year of er Age. ‘The funeral will take piace from the residence of her husband, corner of 5th and H streets. on Wed- nesday morning, at 10 0’clook. The friends and ac- quaintances of the family are invited to attend. * On the morning of the 7th instant, BRIDGET JULIA POWER, only child of Patrick and Ann Power. aged 19 months and 2 weeks Her funeral will take place from the residence of her parents, on F street. between 2d and 3d streete, Island, 0g ‘To-morrow (Weduesday) Afternoon, at « ‘The friends nnd acquaintances are in- vited to attend without further notice. = On the morning of the 7th instant, of consumption, Mrs. MARY A. C. PEREGOY, wile of Joseph C. Peregoy, inthe 3ith year ofherage Her friends and the friends of the family are re- ep-etfi invited to attend her funeral from her Inte residence on F street, between 5th and -th sts., on Thursday Afternoon, 9th inst , at 4 u’elock,with- out further notice. > Suddenly, on the 5th imstant, SAMUEL R, HOFF MAN, inthe 22d year of his ago. In Livingston, N.J..on the 2th August. of dis- ease of the heart, CHARLOLTE M., wite of Geo. ae Clark, of Washington, D.C., in the 23d year of er age. FOR RENT AND SALE. [sem FIRst Pace. |} OUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.—One new three-story BRICK HOUSE on 6th street, be- tween M and N atreets. containing 8 very comtorta- bie rooms, with dry ce'lar. and suitable out-houses. Excellent water near the premises, with cistern in the yard; bathroom, gas,&c. Can sel! this House cheap, on very accommodating terms, as it belongs to an estate just settling Ve A s0, two new BRICK HOUSES on K street, batween 4th and 5th. One three story, with back building ; the other fuur-story, without back-build- ing.#nd 9 very convenient rooms in each. Will sell or rent these houses very cheap. Water and gas fixtures in one: marble manteipieces, &c. FRAME HOUSEon E street, between ts, No, 284, one square ita of very convenient tothe public part house is not for rent, but will be sold cheap on accommodating terms. Address 8. PAK KER, 4944 Siassachusetts ave- nue. between 4th and 5th sts. 8e7 St* 10 15, AND 20 YEARS’ CREDIT.—I have for > eale the whole of Square number five hundred and seventy-one, (571,) wich Ihave d bdivided into building lots of various sizes, and which lots I pro 086 to lease for gor nine (99) i eare, renewabie forever, with the privilege of purchasing the lots at & price agreed onnow, at any time during tweaty year = x to build, either for their own ement offers great induce uch less capiial to make the ch parties are solicited to call onthe subseri r. ‘The prices of the loteand the terms of payment are As will certainly be acceptable to any one desiring to build ; and from the character of the 1m- —— now made and to be made in that neigh- hood, with the proposed extension of the Capitol grounds, parties ‘ing & lease of the lot will be sure pisa improvement in value, which will ure to their I have a'so several whole Squares and Lots in different parts of the city. which | will lease on the same terms. experience in other cities having shown the benefits arising toall parties by this ar- rangement. Plats of the ground may be seen, and the various terma of leases, with any other explanations re- ee will be given on applicat. N iBBLY street. 5 » oF No. 38 C se7 tf ———— TE OR RENT—The upper portion of that pleas- antly located HoUNE, corner of ith and M sreete north. Finest water at the man and his wife, without ohildr erences exchanged, Apply on thi se 6-3t* FSS RENT—Handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS, liehted with gas, with or without Board. Also, Tavie ers. Kvery attentin aid in regard to comfort, and on moderate terms, at 'o. rye! aah street, between F and G streets. 504. (OR SALE—A new BRICK HOUSE, No. 357 M strest cortainiagkve roomssse pe fore dine Ir 5 room and kitchen, ‘and carriace- house. Wi besord on accommodating terms Possession giver imme - diately. Apply on the premises to JAS. 2. RERKY. se nm ee Vv ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE —The subseriber offers at private asle the property known as the Bakery situated on the south side of the Canal, near the Alexandria Aqueduct ther with the wharf, which 1s about 210 feet deep from Canai Szver; the tow-path being included in this prop- erty. The Bakery has 2 front of 64 feet on the Canal and controls S# inches of water fur driving its ma- This property fora Bakery or Coal Yards not surpaoned by any inthe District. Also, 8 W ood and Coal Ysrd now in the occupancy of Hurty & Orme and Mr, Barron, This property has @ front of 120 feet on the Canal and 12%. feet on st side of Gresn atrest, and is as casy of ac- for consumers from Georgetown or ashing- in the District. and if not aold previously: wit berolenne ns wri u ously, wi offered at pubic sale on the Sist day of August, 1858, at o'clock p.m. to TH Georeatrmn ; Or RRU Wn, veniue, next 16 Nate BUCKEY, Georpotewe Bar 2° BAK- au ee TORE FOR RENT—The store on Uhio ave- Si between Ita ud sth nt Itis euler Y, No. 65 Louisiana avenu A gentle . Ref- premises. 145 West street, and 0 sis.. No.547. OOMS—Parior and Bed~ A Shoubercwsh fprnishod, us aeior nobis AUCTION By J.C. NcGUIRE & CO., ag TOCK OF A RETAIL GROCERY Puciic SaLx.—On FRIDAY MORNING, September loth, at 10 o’olock, at the store of Jere- Northern Marken t ory rae ny dieraintee ee 1e1 5 Virtue of ad): a rent due and arresrs, I shall vollall the stock in trad a xtu ; COMprising - Goseo, ‘Tees, Sugar. Cendies and Soap, forian is ca A lot of superior Whisky, in barrels and bottles, Madeira, Port end Sherry Wines. 140 sacks Ground Aium and Fine Salt, Stone Ware: Broome Repe, Twine * o pei} Platform and Counter ‘Sosies, 3 overthat sum a credit of 6) and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. A. E. L KEESE, Bailiff. #07. J.C. MoGUIRE & CO", Auote_ By A. GREEN, Auotioneer. ALUARLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT Avction.—On MONDAY 13th instant, I shall seil,in front of the , Bt 5by o'clock P m., part of No. 2, in Square No, 456, having & ront of 15 feet on3d street west, and running back 55 feet between L and M streets north, with the im- rovements. which consist of 8 good2-story Frame louse, containing five gvod « rooms, conve- niently arranged. 7 Terms: One half cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, for notes bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust upon the premises. ‘Title perfect. se7-d remi A. GREEN, Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE CoRNgR oF East Caritou AND 9TH STRESTS East at Avction.—On MONDAY, the 13th inst., I shall seli, in front of the premises. at 6 o’eloal b m., four handsome Building Lots, being Lots No, 10, 11, 12and 13 in Square No. 920. This property is "Lendoowsely located in a very rapidly improving part of the city, east of and but little distance from the Capitol, It contains over 21,009 square fe sold in 10ts to suit feet, and will urchasers. Perseng wishing to secure a handsome Building will do weil to attend the sale. ‘Terms: One fourth cash: balance inf, 12 and 18 months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A decd given and a deed of trust taken. Title in- disputab‘e, 4 A. GREEN, Auct. se7-d GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. QcsxooL BOOKS. _A full supply of Schoo! Books and School Requi- sites on haod, and I would oall the attention of pa- rentsand teachers where they can be supplied by the quantity or single one, at MRS. THOMAS’S took and Fancy Store, Be 4-3t* 85 High street. Georgetown, UNION HOTEL, Grorcetown, D. C.— ‘kh There will bes meeting of the Shareholders of the Umon Hotel Compeat: at the Council Cham- UESDAY EVENING next, the 7th inst., at 8%, o'clock. The Shareholders are requested to attend prccteely. ne there Will be business of im- rtance fore them. 2 W. H. TENNEY, se 3-td Secretary and Treasurer. {OR RENT—That very roomy and convenient two story BRICK HOU E and adjoining Lot atthe cornet ae and eeeoeri k soe George- town. Immediate ion oan be had. pon em ce WAI.'G. RIDGELY. 6 property wou sold on very accom- modating terme, Be 3-enét AYOR’S OFFICE, M Grorcetown, D. C., Sept. Ist, 1858, Sealed proposals are hereby invited until 12 o’clook m.on Wednesday, the 9 h instant, for Grad- tog, Curbing, Paving the Gutters, and Graveling High street, between 8th street and the northern terminus of said High street. according toa profile att fice. and Brade Lo be soon ee AV POR D, Mayor, H KENGLA, se 2 ft Commissioners. Fak RENT—The STORE tn Foxall’s Row, in Georgetown, recently occupied as the Post Of- fice, I Ving & new front put in and will be fitted Tage y | @ tevant. Apply to DR.C. H. CRAIG IN. 124 Dunbarton atreet. 80 l-eo2w SOR RENT.—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, with basement, on 2d _st-eet, Georgetown, the Inte residence of M. De Bodisoo, containg 16 or {7 roome. The house and lot are large an¢ im complete order, having all the necessary out-buildings, bat. &o. itis one of the most commodious in George- town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance, Apel to BROOKE . WILLIAMS, Georgetown Clock REPAIRING.—Clocks of every de- — ion eres repeuseds and the strik ing part properly adjusted, by = ¥ J. A. WATSON, 59 Bridge street rgetown. i[7~ For the convenience o} sons living ata distance, competent Workman will be sent to theirown house. A large stock of Clocks always on hand, for etie. au 2i-im* OW DER! POW DER! d OW DER t! A. F. OFFUTT & CO., in Georgetown, having accepted the agency for the District of Columbia from the justly celebrated Hazard Powder Compa- ny. would respectfully call the attention of dealers, miners, quarryiers and sportsmen to the fact that they have at this times magazine well stored with several thousand kegs and canisters, of every grade, 88 well as a large assortment of Safety Fuse. all o! Which wiil be sold by the quantity at the manufact- urers’ prices. € name in part— Miniog and Biasting Powder. in kegs of 25 Ibs. each EF and FF ¥, G, Kentucky Rifle do., in do. PG Sea Shooting Powder, in kegs of 25 American Sportui im 1 Ib. canisters, Kentucky Rifle ini tb eanisters, Buck Shoot ind aioe ck Shootin, in 5 Ib. y ‘No. 163 and fes Bndge wholesale and retail dealers in Groceries, Dry Goods. &e. au li-im (UR SALE—On OAL HARE terms, the three-story BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE and STORE, situated on High street, formerly oc- cupied by the late George 8. Neill. ‘The Dwelling contains ten rooms, kitchen and cellar. The Store is spacious and convenient. There is also, a good work shop on the premises. To any person wishing toe e in the tin. and sheet-iron business a firat rate opport offered. au l-im I MR. W. H. PALMER NFORMS his pupils, friends, and the public gen- erally that his i PIANO FORTE CLASSES eon NDAY, Seotember 13, 1853, being his last season in Washington. ‘The Class Rooms are situsted on Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and lith streets, over the new store of Sibley & Guy. ; Pupils desirous of Mr. Palmer's services are re- quested to apply at Mr. Metzerott’s Music Store, between the hours of 4 and 5 during the present week. Schools and familiesare soliated to make their arran,ements with Mr. Palmer as eariy as possibie, Terms, in all cases, in adv ance. se 6-lw Fo SALE—A double-seated private CAR- RIAGE. Will make a first-rate hack. Will be so'd a bargain. at695 H street, between and Ist street east. E L. SIMONS, ——_ (Latx or New Yorx City,) Northeast vorner G strect north and 7th street west, Ine orth Capitol. se6 2t* EDGE TOOL MAKER, ashingtoa, D.C., Manufactures and repairs ail kinds of Edge Tools including Masom? and Stone-cutters’ ‘Tools. Mill Picks made and repaired. se6-6m ——$—$———__e KLOMAN’S REFECTORY. The undersigned, whose meons for the acoommo- dation of bis friends and customers have been greatly interfered with in consequence of the exten- ure and siterations in his well-known to apprise the public that, on and after next, the 7th inst.. he will be sorrered to demands (in his line) that. ma; made With grestly increased facili The oo well known to require commedations, | therefore simply state that its estab- lished reputation shall be fully sustained, if not ee CHARLES KLOMAN, se 6 6t* ION HALL RES TAU RANT, C STREET, Rear of Browns’ Hotel, BENTER sends greeting to his many friends and patrons, as well asa generous and disorimineting public, and wou'd most respectfully say to them,one and call, tat he still continues to serve up in re- Ay ityle any luxui ie SeasO! or the market affords.” Knowing. fu'l well thatan —- tion of said ped — beh gare e would simply say that on that p . to the quality of his LIQUORS and SEGARS, he is sundae Berivaled, and 1s proud of his well-earned motto—* Excelsior. Wi h his own personslattention. aided and backed by his gentlemanly assistants, with polite and at- tentive servants, * Union Hall” ll remains the centre of attraction. Connected with the establishment, a fine Billiard and Shooting Gallery. se 6-3 BeseTivuL GOODS JUST OPENING. Fancy and Toilet Articles, Baskets, Toys, and Rvening Fans. At McLAUGHLIN'S Fancy and Toy Store, se 4.3t Pa. av., between sth and 9th sts, T SPECIAL CARD. HE attention of the public is called to the Trus- tee’s sala ot the whole of Square No. 3%,on Tues day afternoon, September 7th, at 5 o'clock, on the premises. This Resutifal square is situated at the corner of 12th street aad a avenue, and is, without doubt, the most eligible property for build: ing purposes on the Island, lots will be sold separate, pat. oa the eaeis without reserve, @ fine Opportunity is jered for speculators. A HYDE, Trustee. se 6-2t J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. P NOTICE. ERSONS owning Land or other Property m or sont figs aViseonein. nave their imorent tend ndersig: who wilt main in thi low wee * All letters addressed to the undersi can bs left at No. 487 6th atreet, or through thi Office, ‘wiil meet with prompt ‘Attention inthe T cent. se6-3t* By held Wiskonsia, Uy YOUR 3 Faney Goods, Toys B and Faurcat MecaUGLINS Great Variety Store, Pa. avenue, between sth and ta streets, | as jane excell a____ AUCTION. SALES. TO-DAY } TO-MORROW MORNING. ae By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. wane: XTENSIVE SALE OF STOCK OF WARE at Avcrion.—On WEDN ‘Sexe the od i sell, at 10 o'clock a Gg hd a slemean 5 Ware business, No. £4 7th street, between G and H ent assortment of every variety of har A ‘e and pe assortment of Plated Spoons and Do. do. of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Exteosive lot of Builders’ Hardware and Tools, consisting of Hinges, ‘#, Bolts, Fastenings, Screws, Nails, ‘ompasses, Squares. vi c ls same of every description, Hatchets, Augurs, Axes, Drawing Knives, Planes, Chisels, G sw nives, 5 G s Rraces and Bits. eee Se Double and Single Plane Bits, A large = of Hollow Ware and Furnaces, Sauoe- pans, &c. A ‘arge lot of Agricultural Implements, viz : ar ‘Shovels Hoes. Forks, Picks, Mattocks, akes, Counter, Platform, Sosies and Weights, Birde1ges, Sandacreens, Sifters, Brass Candlesticks, > cissors, Bowie Knives, Pint Mahogany Counter Case, One fine Morticing Machine, with Bits complete, With a large lot of other articles, which we deem unnecessary to enumerate. terms: All sums under $3) cash; over $a credit of2 and 4 moaths, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest, J. L. SMITH, A 5 + Attorney. se3d A. GREEN, Aue FUTURE DAYS. MARSHALS SALE. facias ed virtue of a writ m the Clerk's office of the Cirouit Court o: District of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me directed, I shail expose to public asie, for Casa, in frent of the Court-house door of eaid county, on ‘5 SDAY, the Sth day of September, 1858, at 12 0” fo lowing described property,to right, title, olaim, and interest in and to yee 2,m square No. 28. in thecity of Washington. D. C.. to- gether with all and sirguiar the improvements thereon. seized and levied upon as the property of Fdward Reloey, and wil! be sold to sa No. 427, to May term, 1858, in faver of Mor Kuable. W. SELDEN, se6-dts Marshal for the Districtof Columbia. MAESRAL" SALE.—In virtue of a writ of {VE fieri facias issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington, and to me directed, I shall expose to public sale, for Casu, in front of the Court-house door of gounty, on THURS- DAY, the 30th day of September, 1858, at 12 o'clock m., the following deseri! Property, to > All defendant’s right, title, claim and interest in and to Lot No. 10, in Square No 258, in the city of Washington, D.C., together with all and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied uw, at the property of Alison Nailor, and will be sol to estiafy Judicials No. 18l to May term, 1838, in fa- vor of James C. MoGuire, W. SELDEN, Marshal setts for the District of Columpin. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. DUBLIC SALE_AT THE RECEIVING Reservoir, Wasninctox Aguepuct.—On MONDAY MORNING, September 13 o'clock, at the Receiving Reservoir, Washington Aqueduct. near the Chain Bridge. we shall sell, for account of Messrs. Stone, Dull & Mutoneil. who have completed their portion of the work, the fol lowing vaiuaple property. viz: 23.superior Work Horees and Harness, 6 fine Mules and Harness, 10 Two horse ‘Wesone, 0. 1 Four- ie \4 Carts and Harness, 7 Earth Excavators or self loading Wagons, 3 Sets Blacksmith Tools, I Hydraulic Ram and Iron Pipes, 1,20 feet % inch Leaden Pipe, 1 Double Cylinder Force tump and Hore, 1 Spring Wagon for | or 2 horses, ' New Plough. and 12 Wheelba: rows, 290) feet Guy Ropes, 4 setts Blocks and Falls, Crabs for Derricks, 1 Fire proof Safe, De: id Chairs. 1 Balance-beam Seales, and Weights, Counter ‘cales, 3 Cook stoves and Fixtures, Coal Stoves, Large quantity of Shanty Fixtures. such aa Comferts, Beds. Sheets. “fin-ware, Crockery-ware, &o., Tables, Chairs, & 9, Lot of made up Cipities, Boots Shoes, Lot of Hors of an improved stock. Aleo. a large quantity of Lumber and Shanties, Barnes. Offices. &c. Terms: $19 and under, cash; over that sumi © credit of 2and 4 months, for satisfactorily notes, bearing interest. of fier: & portion of the Aque- f Washington and Georgetown will get_their ply of water Juring the coming winter. Persons will, therefore, finve an opportunity of seeing the Keservoir now co: preted, and the conduit rapidly approaching comple ti "se JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. sed Ts USTER’S SA LF.—Will be sold on THURS- DAY, i2th Acgust next. at 10 v’clock, #. m., on ‘7th street, near tio Centre Market, to the highest bidder, for cash, one ba: ), one iroR-gray horse, one wagon, and one double sett dt . to satis fy certain debts and notes, secu Pa deed of it, recorded in Liber J. A. S., No. 128, folics 200, of the land records of bine) county, D.C. H. EDMUND CLARK, Trustee. jy 12-2aw&ds A. GREEN, Auctioneer. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, until THURSDAY, 19th instant, same hour. By order of the Trustee. THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST. poned until THURSDAY, the 2d day of September next, same hour. By order of the Trustee. Bu 19 2awdds i*THE ABOVE ss ther postponed until THU same honr. By order of the Trustee. ne 2-2awkds A. GREEN, Auct. E IS STILL FUR- SDAY, the 9th inst., A.GREEN, Auct,_ ARSHAL.’S SALE —In virtue of two writs of fieri facias, under the lien law. isnued from the Clerk’s Offce«f the Circuit Court ef the Dis- trict of Columbia for the county of Washington, and to me directed, J shall expose to pulic sale. for cast, in front of the Court rouse door of said county,on FRIDAY. the 24th day of September, 1853, at L2o'olook m.the following described prop- erty, to wit: All defendant’s right, title, claim and interest in and to a Frame House situated on Lot No. 3l, in Square No. 272, accord to subdivision made by the Trustees of the A-yium, as also, the said Lot No. Si, in said Sq’ '. 282. fronting 24 feet on M street north. het ween 12th and 13th streets west. in the city of Washing- ton, D. C.. seized and levied upon as the property of John MoRoddy and will be sold to eatisfy Judi- cials No, 354 and 355, to Uotober term, 1858, in favor of Mary A. Harvey, and Michael Combs, adminis- trator of Henry Harvey. and fienry. Harvey. surv. Wm. Lloyd, W. SELDEN, Marshal for the District of Col Pad DUPONT’3 2 Seine renee i W. ALBE: KING Grorcrtows, D.C, for oa past the Sole Agent ia the District of Colum- ia for Messrs. Dupont & Co., of ilmungton, Del- aware. keeps constantly on hwnd a large t tock of al! the different grades of POWDER wanulactured by them, embracing, in part— Hissting and Mining Powder, —in25and 50 |b. kege Cannon and Musket do.,(U, 8, Govern roof, 25and 50 lb. kegs se ment ) Sporting F, FF. & PFF. ir €%j. 125, and a5 ib. hee Ducking Powder, in 644. 123; and 25/b kegs do. inl and 4; Ib. esnisters do. int ib canisters he in 644 and 1249 Ib. ke; do. in 4a Ib. do, inS land 3 ib. > do, in 4: lb. flasks and canisters Virgin's Rifle d in 5 ib. canis! }O. re oneey Fuse of superior quality,oin barrels ‘Alf ot the above will be sold at manufscturers apr Sud dalivered free of charge to any part of trict. Th ‘character of Dupont’s Powder has been so well and favorably known fora naif century, that we deem it unnecessary to say anything in its raise. ij iL We take pleasure atall times in showing a and style of packages to sportsmen and thers. i ial Office No. *5 High street, summer | ad joining the Canal Bridge. seStf PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 267 Sours Sipe. PARLOR GRATES, (square, elliptic and cirou- Bs pues received aoa Wi be soid at a low figure. “4 and examine al JAMES SKIRVING’S Stove, Grate, Range, Furnace, and Housekeeping Warehouse, se2-lw 8. re! avenue aud It! SEWING Rooms, — is 500 NintH Streer. No. Having made additional! facilities for filling orders SuInTS. the subscriber invites those in want of HIRTS to his room, All work warranted to fit and give satisfaction, or aD yi “an sssortment of SHIRTS on hand_and for sale low. H. O. NOYES, se 2-6t 7 doors north of Pa. avenue. P.M. DUDANT, at his well-bnown Restav- rant on the northwest corner of Penn. avenu and Sixth street, is oon- stantly in receipt of every obtainabie luxury for the palate, in the’ procurement of which he spares neither expense nor pains. HisG :, of all desoriptions—Ortolan. Wood- cook: Reed Aan Snipe, ‘Bo: bis hg ar me Spots, Sheephead, Tailors, Mackerel, 5 Rock, . &e., &c., were never surpassed in this market, while his LIQUORS and St GARS pro- verbially challenge competition with any sold m any Restaurant in the United Stat The emeut of his cursine continues ander his immediate supe Vision, (since h’s recovery from his late sickness,) and he pledges his sotiring, Bx- ertions to continie the reputation of his ‘ish- ment asthe very first of the kind in the Fed Metropolis, and respectfully solicits his friends the po! sel 122 jie to vit : 7499 SEVENTH STREET, ‘WOOD !—COAL !!—WOOD """—COAL #1 We sve pow on she way two werd of superior ed and White Ash ( Anthracite) COAL. which we Gtter at the lowest prices if delivered troy thence. sels. hand, a e Oa! Hickory Wood:te which So ltvite cer aunentionet ing in their winter persous layii A mek! eC sel-im bet a porth. EA-TEA-TEA! @ sty Biack Ter, at opnte per us poss pty evan i r BY TELEGBAPH TO THE STAR. FROM AGENT ASSOCIATED PRESS. ? Pp Futon arrived bere th . In sddition to other intelligence by this vessel. he-etofore published, the Vanderbilt arrived at 3 o'clock on the morn- ing of the 25th of August. Sbe passed the steamer Arago on the 28th of that month. The veteran actor Harley is dead During a m'litary review near Vienna, a Hun- garian regiment fired bell cartridges on a Ger- man regiment, killing three and wounding eight others. _ Health ef Charlesten. Caanteston, Sept. 6.—The official report of the Board of Health for the week ending with Saturday, makes (he total number of desths from yellow fever 73 Haitemere Markets Batrimoag, Sept. 7.—Fiour is firm. Howard st. and Ohio $5a5 62 W beat is active and advancing ; Ted, at 81.25; white, 1 35al 55 Corn is firm; white, Sta%ec ; yellow, 93a%Se W bisky is firm and steady. Provisions are quiet Financial. New SYorx, 7.—Stocks dull and frm. Ch and Rock Island 72a72 4; Lllin’s bonds 9%; Lacrosse and Mil. 3X: Mich. So 244; N. ¥.Cen- tral 794; Reading 494; Miland Miss 925%; Mi OVEMENT IN COOKING Consumption of Smoke and Gas, and Sav- tng of Fuel. The subecribers take pleasure in off to their customers a new PATENTED GAS- BURNING COOKInG STOVE, whieh they sre now manufscturing for their Fai! itis well known thst ali infiammab’e matter re- quires ® certain Amount of air to support combus- tion, and if th: to ceoteens Same. The heat of the fire ne the mp 5 fresh air is admitted under the grate, ite sn exhausted before it bas through the hamber. The close flues st tne top of the stove act as an extinguisher. tending to put out the instead of assisting tne oo: ion. A of the fuel, therevers. smoke, clogging up the im pede the draft nd interfere with the baking,—or of invisible gas which combines with the lime and so destr-ys the mortar ofthe chimneys, loosering the joks, and exposing the dwellings to tne of bri fire. The introduction of an additional supply of oold &:r would cool the gas beiow the igniting tempers ture, but by the proper appl_cation above the fire, of eviously heated temperature of severai hu: legrees (which is one oi the prominent fea tures of the patent,) the gases are infismed in nume- rous jets, and t eir combustion 1s sufficient to heat the — * oven tthe Sak through the fire-ohamber is entirely closed. Ja addition to the ordinary direct draft under the «rate and through the fire-chamber. the gas burner has *n additional draft through the top plates, which 1s of itself sufficient to maintain combustion. The upper draft not only consumes thegasee, but it helps to strengthen and preserve the centre pieces. which Sre mo ( exposed to the dirtot action of the Bud which are made double instead of the usus! simcte lates. By mesns of thie krafc alone eli the «pera- f cook te carried op when elie bet partally waited, aud the foe! ounet iy burns more slowly and As es m heatin oven li be ready for baking even before the fire 1e thor oughly kindled, and much sooner than in any other stove. are the order of the der. the Gas Poneman bas ty Stove wii not only be tec tl esent seasyp, but it will coved sauce cooas ait ‘others. Purchasers a canes, conse it their own interest by serine therefore, a eu ‘a inl examining it before giving orders elsewhere. ‘The operation 18 so perfect, its odvantages are 80 easily to be seen and mnderstood, that it readily commands a preference over any other stove of the same s1z€ Wek this stove to be aps the most eco- : olen ana etek 2 ott, “Siete : Washington. ¥. C. LOOD AND WOOL MANURE Dz? eavaite the best Peruvian Guano, — be many oF a iy am fe aleoas Bohan manure, it 1 better than Guano. Potatoes raised with it have produced more ee ——~ —— was sed, ey are now ncing One more per basket inthe New York market. Price $30 per on of 2000 Ibs., in berrels of 200 Ibs. on ou au 31-D& Wat 189 & 191 Water at., New York. _ Mo THOSE IN. WANT, OF SUPERIOR NI 4 SDWIN EN, at his Mrrropotitan C. ine Wangnoeus, Nos 108 and 160 Ponsayi- Avenue, keeps oynstantly on hy assortment of tne following Furniture, f various woods and of superior man - tere—viz: Wardrobes, of every style and finish -~Marbie- ressing and others Eaciusdat om be plete eutateatin othe most a - oy oye pagtern Bedste: rom $3 up’ ty ls Hair Cloth, Brocatell-, a oh with hctand other Chaire to match ery style at epee Centre. Side, Sofa, Refreshment and Din- |, also, Writing Ta- esciahiedy bles « fr t isinest to the ey eg a ned Rocking Chairs of all Kinds end pri if nvalid Chats of every ad ied, yashstands of ni 3 ? Chair: Cane and Wood scat, Ladies’ Sewing, Ac. Mirrors of all sizes, Hall Sets of various patterns, Bookcases of ali feet, Mattresses of Hair, Cotton Husk, &c, Feather Beds, P.liows sud Boisters, ud SO of other articles, such Cradies, eke, Night “Ou Dining Tables for hire. Furniture taken for storage. Goods boxed cked for shipping. eri arnishing Weer AND COAL, Just received, a cargo of Lyken’s valley COAL. Fi ik and o| rates there is no Goal to equa’ this. Aiso on hand, the best quality of all ater kinds rs Coal, hinge = are selling low to those Iaying in their winter supply. ‘Our stock of WOOD ts now compete. We offer the Mee oaet Peee ‘and Hickory Wood at a email advance on cost. , on hand, choice lot of baker’s Pine Wood. ee WARDER & STEW ANT. 12th st: 5 street and 5 NATIONAL LIME KILNS, (Formesty A. E. Smoor's ) The undersigned kave associated themselves to- Part. jame, Cement, Piaster Soy iairtosinces, corner of ‘New York avenue and co * of the best mater.sis and with dispateh. 4 would notify their frien4s and dealers general): that all orders left with P. W. Dorsey, oorn r of 7t and! streets, Washington; F. Wheatiey. No. 37 Water stree! reey & Earnest, High street, Georgetown, or at the kilns, will receive prompt ti ul be “uuz-etw* _WAEATLEY & DORSEY. sc HOOL BOOKS-SCHOOL BOOKS! A ! and complete sssortment of Scho! Books and Stationery for public and p:ivate schools at the Northern Liberties cet Bovketore. 327 7th street,above the Northern Market. su,3!-im BRILLIANT 267, acly eacener! x Cook se Cook Stove in fect Gas the market ; it speaks for itself; it requires ited to examine it Depot,, Ne. oi southeast oorner of Pennsylvania ‘ith street. None genuine but those that bave my, neme vs i JAMES SKIRVING, vn pl aie ai, south side, Ps. avenue. q MERL from FAStoSaste NEBSe an ts om h atreat Fanny eit ar ORS ws es , ool : ‘au tf JONAS P. LEVY. finest strict, and is for sale only —— to move away, has no further use for JOBE, MILLS, Sverice oF THE Peace, rect, mear ama avenwe. Always in attendance the most efficient officers. BENJAMIN W. FERSUSON, Justicy oF THE . 487 6th street, near Louis: avenue, The most reusable on alwaye on & FERG , having fitted up an ofS ENS, de Gun street) in a ‘and hesebion ote thepte such es uch nowledgu “toetre. to them, such as . “4 sting, and Shs pisos of asters 8 sonemian business we hope to ment a By strict to we PalroLage, fair share of 40MN ge 04-3 : eo LLIB EEE CRLEERES ittese (fee