Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1858, Page 3

—_—_— een ‘Tax Suitusonian Mustom.—The work of »,_ Preparing the Museum at the Smithsonian Insti- ‘ion is progressing as steadily and as rapidly as cumstances and the nature of the work will it. The of the specimens re- res the exercise of great skil) and patience; their for exhibition calls sMhe wits and mechan ingenuity of the ar- “rangers mtly to the test. So far much has been done in the Museum, and many interesting specimens bave been arranged in the cases. The arrangement is much better than formerly at the Patent Office. There the cases were so tall and the specimens so closely packed in them tbat it ‘was very difficult to inspect clos: ly any article in the upper sections. Here the specimens are ar- ran; to afford the visitor oppo-tunity to “er each separately; for, in addition to the fact that the articles are not crowded together, after the visitor bas examined all in the lower cases, be may ascend to a gallery constructed around the cases, about mmid-eighe of the hall, and closely inspect all in the upper cases. ‘0-day, a curiosity which will attract much attention will be adjusted in # case in the hull ; this is the dress worn by Dr. Kane while in the Arctic regions. It is acurious suit of clotuing, made of the thick soft fur of various animals pe- ealiarto that frozen clime. The suit was made evidently, with a view to comfort only, leaves no part of the person exposed—the head, face, neck, bands, feet, all being clad in the warm skins—the face being indicated by an ordinary mask. Great careand patience were necessary to get this relic in a condition fit for exbibition. ‘The destructive moth had made considerable havoc with it, but it is hoped that in its present condition, in the sealed = prepared for it, it may be ten fs longer Stanley's apleedia canery of Indian portraits ‘bax beon rearran; and is now ready for exbibi- tion. Catalogues will soon be prepared for this ‘very interesting ba!l of the Institution, which will doubtless be more attractive than ever after the last arrangement Thix important work cannot be done hurriedly. Prof. Heary and his able assistants would hardly be willing te permit the work to be hurried if abere isany danger of its being wags he goa com- Pleted—consequently the work will progress steadily and surely, and it is probable that by the aniddie of December the museum will be in a condition to attract visitors from all sections of the country. Tae AoricctturaL Fair at Rocxvitts.— This fair opened yesterday morning at Rockville, and was attended by the entire agricultural com- munity of the surrounding country, and a large number of visitors from this city and county and from Virginia. It is estimated that between five and six thousand persons were present, among ~ whom were many ladies. Richard J. Bowie, Esq , called the assembly to order,-and made some brief remarks, after which be introduced Judge Z. Collins Lee, of Baltimore, who ad- 1 dressed the audience, in the necessary absence of Robert Ould, Esq , of Georgetown, who was «<» CXpected to deliver the opening address. Judge e Lee spoke for half an hour, in a style of elo- ‘quence for which be is so justly noted. Mr. Ould ~Sasrived about an hour after the meeting bad # opened, and the President announced that he would deliver bis expected address in the after- ~ eon. Accordingly, at 2o0’clock Mr. Ould de- | liverea bis address, which was in his usual pow- * erfully thoughtful’ and happy style, and was listened to with marked attention by all present On its conclusion, Mr. Jos. Hl. wenn moved that the address be reserved for publication; which was ordered. Mr. Charles B. Calvert, of Bladensburg, was then called upon, and gavea very spirited account of the Maryland Ayricul- tural College, which appeared to be higily sat- isfactory to bis bearers. ‘The assemblage then dispersed over the grounds and looked on with admiration to the exercises of a large collection of saddle and draft horses in tbe ring. The en- tire day was one of quiet pleasure to all present ‘The fair continues taroughout to day. ‘Tur Festivan at Hunter Cuare..—a large and agreeable company were assembled at Hun- ter Chapel last evening, and the ladies in attend- ance were assiduous in their endeavors to make everything as entertaining as possible. All the fraits of the season loaded the tables, while the usual confections and the more substantial reali- ties one looks for after a pleasant drive, were not forgotten. Vocal music. by a quartette of two ladies and two gentlemen, contributed to the pleasures of the evening, and the glee “* When far from the town I take my way,” was sung with peculiar zest and animation. ‘Happy We” spread a pleasant smile on each countenance, while “ Hail, smiling morn!” seemed at one time to serve only as an introduction to that an- cient melody which has ever been a favorite with all “good fellows’’— We won’t go home Gl morning.”’ The attendance lastevening was so large an increase over that of the Preceding evenings, that it was determined to continue the festiveton this and to-morrow evenings. As the object is to complete the Chapel, and as the dive is a mest delightful one of only two or three miles from the Long Bridge, we advise our readers to avail themselves of this opportu- nity to spend a very agreeable evening, while, at the same time, they contribute to a noble and deserving object. Wasnineton Tagatre—Last night, Mr. Ed- win Booth achieved new honors by his spirited delineation of the part of Sir Edward Mortimer, in the Iron Chest. The audieuce was good, and th¢play pleased them well,as was demonstrated by the frequent and hearty applause with which its personation was received. The company all did their best to sustain him in his ditticalt part, and (be performance throughout was of achar- acter to justify the high encomiums with which all were greeted at the close. Miss Partington astonisbed, deligkted, aud fascinated the audi- ence in @ pas sewl, which she had to repeat. Dawson sbone conspicuous in that “phunny pharce’’—*A Kiss in the Dark.” To-night, Mr. Booth receives a benefit, and Will be received, we feel assured, by a crowded house. ‘The play of Hamlet, which character Mr. Booth takes to-night, is a favorite with Washington theatre-goers—the most of whom have sat spell-bound under the mazic voice aud manner of the lamented father of Mr. Booth in this character, will bail the announcement for to-night with pleasure Mr. H. FP. Daly plays tbe Ghost, M_ M. Fiske the Grave-digger, and Miss Parker, Opbelia—an admirable cast, which Promises an unusually well-arranged entertain- ment for the audieuc Tas W eatHeR.—Kange of the thermometer for one week, beginning at noon of Thursday, September 2, and ending this morning : Morning. Noon. Nignt a 779 id 7 so ri) 72 75 66 oO 75 70 “a 75 6 60 ri) 6 a 3 a 7 —_ = Remarks—nept'r 2d—Lightly cloudy through out, sun hot, fnished fine. 3d—clondy, wind NE by E., cloudy and bot thronghout, fine to end, ghiniag. ith—Cloudy, early morn thun- der, foliowed by rain, showery and cloudy, tine to end and cooler Sth—Heavy fog, wind NW, got out flee and pleasant, five to end. 6th—F ine end pleasant throug bout, cooler 7th—Heavy fox over river, sum shining, wind N_, got out fine, with a hot sun, five to end. Sth—Sun and fog, wind NW, got out fine, tine to end. %h—Fine, air pleasant First quarter moon, Wednesday, 15th, morn- BoRGETOWN, D. C., September th, 1958. in Fine Ataam —Between 9 and 10 o'clock last night, the fire companies were called out by an alarm of fire in the central part of thecity. It was soon ascertained that there was no real necessity for the apparatus, and the firemen returned to their quarters. During the time of alarm, several indications of rowdy spirit were manifesed, evi- dently for the purpose of forcing the firemen to a renewal of disgraceful scenes. The yood sense of the companies prevented any serious outbreak. Our firemen have labored hard, recently, to place tuemseives on a respectable footing, from which they were thrown by acis of Persons principally unconnected with the departinent and the city, aad a few thoughtless ones who were led off by them. Now that they have vot rid of these dead weights, we hope they will be able to sustain that repatacion, as lasted and good citizens, for which they have strugyled. PiLremeRs.—The dealers in the Centre Market continue to suffer by the juvenile pilferers who loiter about the market, and rob the wagons and stands of whatever they can conveniently make eof with. So skillful are these young thieves that they frequently steal from the dealers e when they are watching the motions of the little scamps. One dealer yesterday morning told us that he had sold a dozen canteloups to a hotet Proprietor, and laid them aside where be could see them and every one who approached them When about to send them to their purchaser, he found all had been taken except one. ‘The dealer ho suspicion of who bad taken them, and - sapmaa Were surprised when he related CLoruixc —Mr.J.G_ Steptens, clothier, No. 30 Peansylvania avenue, under Brown’s Hotel, adverti-es that he is prepared to please all bis customers, no matter how fastidious, as to fits or Prices. Pornitceas —Messrs. Bontz & Coombs, 569 Seventh street, between | and K, pay cash for farpitu-e, and are (he men to communicate with by housekeepers, whether desiring to buy ot weil Mittingxy —The ladies will be delighted Wb & visit to the handsome store of our neigh- bor, Wm P Shedd, 592 Eleventh st , near Pean. avenue, who advertises the latest fashions. Ae ER oe a Tux Pustic ScHooLs FoR THE pheggedar es | Public schools of thit efty are not ‘rag: schools,’ as intimated by “Not one of the Needy,” who writes in the Star of August 30th, and it will be a sad day for education in Wash. ington when his suggestion is adopted and the Trustees ‘inquire into the pecuniary cireum- stances of persons applying for admission,” and on, ad all but paupers. hese schools rest upon the basis of rights among citizens, and the communica alluded to is the first, as we hope it will be the last, attempt to introduce into the system of pub- lic instruction a distinction of caste. are free schools—free alike to rand rich, in- tended by the very terms that designate them to ita class, but to be, in- 8. part of the act in relation to public schools which relates to the admission of pupils isin the following words : “That all. white children between the age of six and sixteen years, within the respective school districts aforesaid, shall be admitted into the scho Is,” &c. Thus, it will be perceived, the suggestion is not within the power delegated to the trustees. They have adopted the plan of education upon the principle of first come first served, and we think any other policy would be unwise, as well as il- legal. “Phe writer of the communication to which these comments are directed has failen into the error which prompts his suggestion by not dis- cerning the true character poem public school system. The public schools bear analogy to the public hydrants. Has any citizen wants, either of water or education, which the public conve- niences do not supply? He may use private means to secure better accommodations; -but surely folly would be grown to madness, if it es- sayed to Inquire into the circumstances”? of all c= using the hydrants, and limited the wa- er to “the really needy” Yet the hydrants, when the water comes,will not be more free than the schools now are. True, the supply of water will be ample, and the means of education are limited Bat it were surely better to join hands with those who are laboring to extend the school s ystem, so as fully to supply the demand upon it, than to inaugurate Measures that would inevitably bring the schools into disrepute Now, the patra: F the schools are participants in the benefits of acommon furd to which they contribute. Were the suggestion adopted, they would become the recipitn's of charity : getting education as the Poor of a sister = do soup—upon certifica‘e of Pauperism. f those who suggest improvements are as sin- cere in their desire to furnish educational facili- ties to “the really needy” as are the trusters, they will strive rather to extend than to contract the sphere of public education. It would, we are ores bei them no less gratification than it would afford the trustees, if it were possible that thrift and industry and wise economy should raise every citizen to comfort, and the schools, in lieu of being pauper insfitutions, should contain, in all their extent, “Not Oxg or THe Nexpy.’? Tue FestiVau at letanv Hatt —The ladies in charge of the Island festival, in aid of the Sabbath School of Gorsush Chapel, aie furnish- ing such pleasant evenings that it is not st ange Island Hall is nightly thronged by delighted crowds. Of courseyoutside of the Island, Alex- dia and Paradise, no such bewitching smiles, flowing ringlets and bright eyes are to be found No wonder that there js a ‘* Broken-Hearted Club” at the navy-yard, when the Island is so near. Every night. music adds to the varied en- tertainment, and to drive away dull care, we know of nothing betterjthan an eveningjspent at Island fall. Weppine at Browns’.— Yesterday, the Rev G. W. Samson, of the E street Baptist Church, was called upon to unite in the bonds of holy wedlock, Mr. Wm. B. Greenlow and Miss 8 ¥, B. Perkius, of Virginia, at Brown’s hotel e service was performed in the presence of a nu merous company of the friends of the happ: pair. During the past year. we have been calcd Upon to chronicle numerens weddings at Browns’, indicating the popularity of those splendid halls as chapels for the performance of the marriage service; the isjority of the parties coming from Virginia Triats at tae Gvanv-Hovse—Wm_ Reed, drank; fine and cost, $2.15 James Coltman, colored, out after hours and disorderly; $2 15. Jos. Thomas, drank and disorderly ; $2.15. Jas. Ennis, vagrant; 60days Jobn Reeder, fugitive from workhouse and vagrancy ; sent back, with an addition of 60 days. Wyman, the wierd man, the funny joker, has been crowded every night; he affords to the mil- lions a cheap, varied, and laughing entertain- ment. He performs this and to-morrow evening, and to-motrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock, for the juventles. So hurry up. Kixviinc Woop —That famous wood-sawing and splitting machine of the Messrs. Galt, corner of Twelfth and C streets, prepares the best kind of accommodations and facilities for making the kettle boil OitcotHs.—Messrs. Clagett & Dodson fur- nish the prettiest of the season, which they are selling cheap for cash. Booxs —Taylor & Maury advertise the Rail- way Library for travelers. This is a fast age. Waxts.—Just look at our column under this head, and be suited. IF Yeu ae sick, the Uoypesnoed is that the root of your sufi ring isin the stomach. From 8 sick sromach proceeds Dyspepsia, Ague, La: sea, and & lezion of cther tormenting disease: digestion produces thin blood, and therefoi stroys the strength tnd vigor ofthe entire system ‘Lo resture the tone ofthe stomach ad enable it to throw off and 4i:miss forever all these troublesome and dangerou nguor, lyre plaints, nothing is necessary but the perseverin: of Dr. Hostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters. A trial of their power cannot fai! to prove that there is no failure in their sanative ¢ feats. We cheerfully recemmend them to the lic, knowing, as we do, their many excelient qui thes. ‘or sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve- ry where. se 8 cost Worth Rxavine.—W hy 1s it that so many sutfer and repine and diag out a miserable existence, un- fitted for the enjoyme: even ordinar, 5. Ll suits of life, when relief may be obtained, and ealth vigor restored, by a treatment at once conve- nieot and safe, as well as perruanent in its eharacter? To those who have suifered long with disense, Itimating in los of appetite, vigor, &o., the under- ned tenders Bis professional services, assuring the sufferers, in candor and sincerity, pleasant, con- venient and proper prescriptions, a thorough ou and sound body mind, wit it unple sant r striotions or hindersnoe from ordinary buswess pur- suits. All diseases of a rurete nature, from whatsoever ure, either recent or chronic, strictures, an irrita- ble bladder, &c.—also, Scrofula, Asthma, Rheuma- tism, Piies, &c., skillfully and suecossfully treated. Dr. Harris wii! visit W akingeoe every week du- ring May and June, remaining Wednesdays, Thurs- s. aud Fridays of each week. Can be consulted is rooms, 58 National Hotel, from 10 to 1; and 5 K. B. Hagnis, M. b, Rosidence, Ricninond, Va. da: at to? p. m. ma 18-WThFtft _ MARRIED, On the 9h instaut, by the Rev. G. W. 5 Me We. PG eeore " LENLOW. of King George county. Va., to Miss S. V.B PERKINS, of Staf- ford county, Va. At Portiard, Maine, on the Ist instant, CHARLES fl BOY D,U.S. Const sarvay, to Miss ANNETTE z daughter of the late Col. G. Dearborn, U. 8. rmy. On the 9th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Hul, Mr. SAMUEL E. DAY to Mise VERLINDA FE: ARTIN, all of this eity. * DIED, on the morning of the I' th instant, FRANKLIN PIRRCK, aged 1 year, sonof Southey 8. and Isa- er belia Park. ace on Saturday afternoon, ‘The funeral wil! take ate clock, from the:r residence, No, 127 H street a it, CA POLINE ias and - ths and 2 week: ris On the mor f tl LOUISA. infant dnuphtor of Hae Travers, aced +3 mont EAUTIFUL FANCY GUODS, Just received at STEVENS’ New Fan . 8 large and varied assortment of FANCY Wdepe of the very iatest importations. Ladies wil pi call "pet 3 4nd examine my stock,as | feel consent Lean exhibit a bao assortment and at lower prices than can be found elsewhere in the ot. STEVENS, R.C. 5 _ se 8-3t 536 Pa. ave , bet. 9th and 1th sts. peste RICO ANP MUSCUVADO suU- » £0. 2 hhds. Porto Rico and Muscovado SUGAR 1 do. in. MOLASS| 79 barrels Lovering’s Refined SUGARS, all grades, (0 hall-chests fresh Green and Black TEAS, eta ld Goverument ‘Java, Maracaibo and Rio 4 060 pounds prime Shoulder BACON. i barrels Nov, 2, and} MACKEREL, a yacrele supetine HER RINGS. op eoeriy, 7 ee at ri oes rye or I DULETOR & BEALL, A J. BORLAND, CUPPER, LRECHER 4 BLEEDER between Sixth and: Seventh rests.” sidence—No, Evsns M.V.B, M.D. Ford Thompson, M.D. i 4 Sitar mei JH eee SC#eeL BUOKS-SCHOOL BOOKS! Siren Bar prpabie gaara th 5 Northern et. aw site K4 LL STYLE, 1858, ESSE AUY Spee ab st 84 3 cotw HOPKINS | 2 te Groxerrown, Sept. 10, 1858, Our town, this morning is very quiet and bus- iness only moderately brisk. The recent burglaries which have been committed upon the dwellings of several of our citizens is 2 matter of considerable surprise and talk amovg our citi- zens.@ The general impression is that these dep- redations have been committed by villains who reside elsewhere, and have their pimps and ad- visers among us, who spy out and report to them the various dwelling houses where booty to any amount ts most likely to be found. It behooves our citizens, therefore, to keep a vigilant lookout and not only guard well their premises, but spy out if possible, and report to the officers all sus- -Picious characters that may be found lurking about the streets, day or night. A trifling interruption bas been caused to navi- Xation upon the lower level of our canal, by one of the large scows used for transporting cement, stone, &c., up the line of the Washington Aque- duct, sinking with a cargo of large stone, neat the Great Falls It is most seen jowever, that the difficulty will be entirely removed by to-mor- Tow evening. Mr. J. W. Barker launched from his yard, near the outlet locks of the canal, on Wednesday, a tere boat, constructed by him for Messrs. Pian- nell & Aud, and intended for the canal trade. She is calied the Capt. Aud, and bas been proe nounced, bt boat builders and other competent judges, decidedly one of the best boats, in point of model, arrangement and execution, now upon thecanal. This is the first boat of the kind built by Mr. B. at this point, and we sincere: hope that its superiority over the U pessgel # boats trading upon the canal will induce others having boats to build to contract with hing, aud build up for him a permanent business in our city. There is considerable speculative demand for flour. The demand is fully equal to the supply; and sales,which are confined paces to the home trade, are made at $4 62a$1.75 for géod Canal su- perfine brands. There is but little coming in by the canal. The supply of wheat coming in fs gradually increasing, and good to prime qualitiex of red and white find a ready market at $1.%0al.25 for the former, and $1.25a1 35 for the latter. Quite a large number of our citizens went to Rockville yesterday, to witness the agricultural fair now being holden there. We learn that the number of articles, animals, &c , on exbibition is quite numerous, and ax a general thing of a very superior character. The collection of per- sons there yesterday was unusually large, and the annual address, which was delivered by our esteemed fellow-citizen, R. Ould, Esq., was characteristic of its author, appropriate in every sense of the word, of extraordinary ability, and was listened to with profound attention by the immense concourse of persons who had the pleasure of hearing it. The sporting season has opened in earnest, and the office of our friend, Wm. Albert King, Esq., is overrun with young mea and old men, little boys and big boys, all purchasing ammunition with which to slaughter loads of game. Messrs A F. Offutt & Co, too, doa large business in the powder line? Arrivals yesterday and this morning—Schrs. Caroline Frances, Sieen, and Express, Weoten, from Philadelphia, coal to Dickson, Gordon & Co.; Butterfly, Hurbert, Port Deposit, lumber to Libbey & Son; Tropic, Hooper, Salisbury, lum- ber to Wheatly; Roxanna, Moore, S. B Grice, Collier, Dart, Glover, from Baltimore, lumber to E Pickrell & Co., and Patty Martin, Walker, Plymouth, N. C., shingles to same; sloop Ellen, Woods, Philadelphia, coal to O'Donoghue, Flight, North, Kichmond, mill feed to John Waters. Spectator rae ALEXANDRIA. —— oa Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Szpt. 10, 1858. Our City Councils will probably resume their Sessions next week. ‘The summer recess has ac- cumulated an amount of business for them which will make the next two or three sessions quite lively. The paving of King street, and another effort to secure for the Alexandria and Washing- ton Railroad Company the right of way across the town to the Orange and Alexandria depot, are already exciting much interest and street talk. Petitions in favor of both projects have been circulated, and much anxiety is felt 2s to the action of the City Councils in the premises. That King street sadly needs repairing, no one doubts; but the Leavy outlay required for the Purpose, ix believed by the opponents of the scheme, to be more than the town can attord in the present condition of its finances. They argue for delay: if times get better, we'll have more money; if times grow worse, the streets will have to keep them company. The friends of the “right of way’? contend that there is a change in the public sentiment of the people which will justify achange in the action of Council. The opponents say that there is no such change, and that in addition to all the arguments used for the Proposed extension at its iast trial, the over- whelming vote which then killed it, makes it incumbent upon the Councils to stand’ by the ac- tion of the people. They profess, however, a perfect willingness for a reconsidesation of the vote, if the railroad company will pay the elec- tion expenses. In the County Court, yesterday, A, Smyth, qualified as an Attorney at Law, and W.J Alli- son resigned the position of countyconstable. An election to fill the vacancy was ordeied to take lace on the 30th of October. This morning, no usiness has yet beca transacted The Relief Fire Company propose an excursion to the White House on the 13tb inst. ‘The steam- ee James Guy takes the party down. The Israclites of this city celebrated one of their festivities at Sarepta Hall, on Wednesday ; Mr. P. Seldner preached. Another portion cele- brated yesterday also. Business beyins to look up, and our merchants we Mocing heavy stocks of yoods for the Fall trade. . kets, to-day—-Flour, no sales reported offerings fair, market dull, sales of whive 1.10 to S120, fair to good $1.25a1 350, good $1 32al 37; red, fair to good $1.2val 23, good 1 26al 36. Corn, offerings light, sales at 52 cts. Rye, sales at 75 cts. Arrived, to-day—schooners Lucy Orcutt, Or- cutt, Sav: jah, lumber, to Waters & Zimmer- man; Presiden-, Kirk, Baltimore, lumber to do.; Sylvanus Ailen, Sears, Boston, to M Eldridge; Beauty, Johnson, Philadelphia, to Wise & Co Sailed—schooners James M. Bayless, Thomp- son, and Jos. Guest, Rainer, New York, coal by Fowle & Co.; James Falkenburg Rogers, New York, coal byT. J. Mehafley; Jas House, Spragyz, New York, ccal by Borden’ M. Co; Edward fl. Rowly, New York, coal by D. H. Lowe. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. OO" Fes, RENT—The four story Brick Warehouse aud Wharf, 79, at the southeast corner of . Also, the three-stcry se and Whaif, No. 103, next door adjoitiog west of Beall & Mhomaker, south side rstreet. Both houses in good repai).and pos- session given immediately. Apply to PF. BER- * 80 10-e03t very roomy and convenient USE and adjomng Lot k streets, George- —That BRICK two-story at the corner of 2d and Frederi town. Immediate possession can be had. mas WM. G. RIDGELY. 1L7~ The property would be suld on very a: com- Mouuvaling terma, se 3 -e06L OR RENT—The STORE in Foxali’s Row, in Georgetown, recently oocupied as the Post Of- fice. It is having @ new front put in and will be fitted reteset the teaant. Apply to DR. C. H. CRAIG LN, 124 Dunbarton street. se l-so2w paceman na ce ARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL DEALERS —For rent, tor ten years, a vacant LoT near 2th street, 51 by 129 feet, nearly posite the new P: te ‘hurch. For terms Appin to Dr. gual 5'11. URAGIN: Georgetowse Sp 29-ltaw: Chock REPAIRING.—Clocks of every de- scription carefully Ae groicae and the strik- f if just se ov A. WATSON, ; 59 Bridge street, Georgetown, at Ti For the convenience of persons tne ie a distance, a com; en ‘orl nm wil their own house, ‘Kisrge stock of Clocks aw on hand, for sale. au 2t rl SALE—O; terms, the Uitte nots, BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ind STORE, situated on High street, formeriy oc- Inte George S. Neill. The Dwelling cellar. The jeorgetown, having e District of Columbia stly oelebrated Hazard Po —— ny. would respectfully call the attention of dealers, miners, quarryiers and sportsmen to the fact that they have ac this times magazine well stored with As well arn largeascortment of Safety. Fue, Sil at asa ment . which will be sold by the quantity ‘at the manufact- Urers’ prices. We name ii $e Beemer tea te G Sea Shooting LUCTTO nian “AT rTO} | SALE BY ELEGRAP. . By Cc. OTELER, Auctioneer. O0-MORRO RNI: é LEGRAPH TO THE ay Sh mOTeEe 7 TO-DAY § MORNING. J S+ uta aber | FOR si eabort mi AUCTION Land AGENT ASSOC PRESS. the effe-te ofa iy ast bidder, for cash, on SATU New Yerk Politics. Wks ith * part t, covered 10 o'clock a. m.. at the residence of Nicho- rea Cese, Sept. 9—In the Con- conning of? ete a sate Boles, On F street, between lath and isth. poy oe y, Gen. Nye, from ittee Seal Par re Sarpet ®: By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. With the American committee. ‘The repost states ndeome Mantel Urnements, Window Curtains S'LENDID RIDING HORSE, CARRIAGE, | '04) tment end bam eee sao ee ee Cite tithamRtonds Walaut Dressing Bu- | SA Ft gene maaaeg thames T aml | avery, ab hat we re cere fo exh reau w le top. Sdy’s Sadd * ved Mahocany Chaigs, Mahogany Washstand, | A lady's - dark bay color, of fine aetion | each State has the ' @neontrolled _ ma: ble top, and show, with sadd!e acd bridle, clusive power to for iteclf whetherslavery Msh: grny Rocker, Ingrain Carpeting, Toilet Sets, | Also, a eer srted Family Carriage, in fine order. shall cease or continue within its Umits; that we Hairani Shuck Mattresses, Bedding, = ‘an ate to the tigeest bidder. | avree upon the of establishing a regis. in val Dable, Low a ad . this State. preveut Pre lana. and Crock rable Cutlery, = then - on the. ballet-box; thet’ tana" reoeat Castor, og FUTURE Superior Refrigerator, » Cool ve. DAYS. frauds committed in this State under the natoral- itehen Furniture, Cooking R ites, &e. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, ization luws, induce us to believe that it is im- The furniture is of superior ity and i mae iy ap <4 . partant that the time should be extended be- condition, having been in use but s few months. ALUABLE I ROxEe PROPERTY AT | tween the naturalization and the right to-vote a» Terms: $40 2nd under cas; over $40 8 credit of Avcrion.—On MONDAY. tne 13th instant, pit ded 1 ~~ be #0. 60, and 99 days, for spproved endorsed notes, | Shall sell,in front of the , At Se o'clock Tovided by the Constitution, that bearing interesc, . My Part o| Lot No. 2, in Keuare 0. 556, having a | time be extended as as required of 2 non- ‘Fhe house is forrent,and possession givenimme- | {rent of 15 feet on3d street west, and running back | esident of this State; ‘we mutually diateiy, Apply tothe Auctioneer. 55 feet between L and M stroets north, with im- | that it is our duty to unite our ef. se 10-3t C. W. BOTELER, Auct, rovements. which consist of a good 2-story Frame | forts to defeat our commen enemy, pre- MAssaa oa Alum =-taeuenn ore = ory orataining five geod sized rooms, conve- | slavery party ~ D In virtue of two writs niently arranged. “ . The resolutions were debated and several ob- fieri facias, ed from the Clerk’ +One half cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, the Cirouit Court ‘of the District of Colamng for | for totes bearing interest, secured Uy adeed oftrasi | Sections made. After « beated discussion they the county of Washington, and to me direoted, 1 | upon the premiven, Nrere foally referred, with loud cheers, to the shall expose to public sale forcasn, in front of th ‘Title perfect. committee on resotutions, which action, it is fhe Sut dar" of Uotoner issaay WS'o'elveg Boal | 8 detience | actwo pitas. Tiree ee eee iy ober. 5 o'o! m., al ~ | the two parties. ‘pects Bow seem to fa- Byington and Rich: Ww o 4 By A. GREEN, Auoctioncer. < title, clum and interest in. and to mumivited kit | WALUABLE BUILDING tore AT TH pep taeneey yr of Bar nan cared of Square northwest of Square No. €95, in the city Coanxe or East Capito, ann 9TH Streats | 24 a straig’ . of Washington, D, C., together with alt and sine gular ths Spettmeaeg area — vo levied > uponas the property of Samuel Byington h- Ard Wallach, and will be sold to antiely “Judes | 10,Ti, and 18 megan ae at No. 146 and 147 to October term. 125 + *gainst Sam- Thin Property is isomeiy jocated in a very 7 Eruneten, Fad ei eee and John Ven faridiy. sereviee ae the city. east of and pat eswiok, Ric! / alino! Samuel ton | li istance from and in favor of William Van Reswick. vee 21,000 square feet, and » SELDEN, Marshal pirohasers. Person se 10-ts for the District of Columbia, ulding site wiil de L sfroesg ger or t fr dny of eal ARSHAL’S SALE —L li it months, for notes bearing interest from day of ale. M heri fnoius. issued Tom" the Giere's Ome of | Adeed xiven tnd a deed of trust taken, Title i the Circuit Court of the District of Columtia for the County of Washington, and to me directed, 1 shall ex, to public sale, for Casn, in front of the a itab.e. teeted EEN, Avet._ ¢ door of nid county, on TUESDAY, uetioncers. rine chavtiy Reieckt Gir te ener al aiatne Uetober 1958, at 12 o'clock the = SALE_AT THE RECEIVING —_ end hospital for the tast twenty-four iow a + to wit: ‘Sam’! M. ERVOIR, Wasuixcrow Aovepucr. — On | hours was eleven Kuehte iene et ie e4 alee ee MONDs> MOURNING, September 13'h, at ten account; from the diffs ent cotton sections rer- part of original Lot No, 2, in Square No. Si8, front. | o'clock, at the Receivivg Reservoir, Waebington | resent that the fall worm wa: comm 'tting serious ing 2: fect on H street north, and bounded ‘as fol- ——— pes Chain Bridge. ove shall on PA. od havec mgstthe crop. The market ten bas Commence! a * he | accoun’ : a . nse iy cents southeast cvracr of eaitcquvre, on Hatreet. and | pave completed their portion of the works tne Tel, | Co@ueutly advanced fo 18 eeute for runping thence north ona line with lith street 93 | lowing valuable property, viz: Suicide. feet, thence weston line with said H street 2 | superior Work Horees and Harness, Sent © 8 o foot, thence south on a ine with said ,lth street % | 5 fine Mules and Harness, Baxcor, Mr , Sept. —Martin Coombs. = feet to said H street, and thence east @n said H at. | \0 two horse Wagons, lawyer of Milwaukie, commitied suicide bere 25 feet to tie piece of bezinning, containing 2,45 | | Four-horse do. yesterday. -—-- square feet, more or less, inthe ciiy of Washington, | [4 Carts and Harness, 3 Baltimore Markets. D.C , togetner with all and singuiar the improve. | 7 Earth Exoavators or self jonding Wagons, Gupwt ments thereon, seized and levied upon as tie Bro To cr poh gad Pipes. eee Gn Wie ae dull erty of S.M_ Knight, and wil! be sotd to satisfy Judi- cs . street g Ht Yi W beat ix’ doll and unchanzed: re@, $1,258.35, white, $1 3501 50 Corn is lower: white, 7248%c ; yellow, %a®c Whisky closed firm at 26127¢ A recess was taken till 2 o’eleck. On reassembling the convention nominated Morgan for Governor, and Robert Campbell, of Steuben, for Lieutenant Governor. A committee from the American Convention itel. It contains over | presented the resolutions passed that body, sold im sots to suit | which were received with loud . jeome A committee was thea to wait on the Americana Convention, inform them of the nom! - uations, and eee what names they purposs nominating for the balance of the ticket. Yellow Fever—Damage te the Cotton Crop. East at Avetion.—On MON DAY: the 13th inst. I seli, in front of tho premises. at 6 0’elock four hacdsome Bunidicg Lots, being Lots No. & oials No. 348 to Ootcber term. 1358, in favorof Thos. | ted-0 feet 3 inch Leaden Pipe, P. and Archana C. Staley, their next friend, | | Double Cyimder Frros bump and Bose, Asbury Lioyd, vs. Samue! M. Knight, Wm. W: | | Spring Wagon for 1 or 2 horses, Campbell and Jonn H. Tucker. | New Plough. and 12 Wheeila:rows, W.SELDEN, Marshal 2°00 feet a. Ropes, 30 10-ta forthe ‘xetta Biock« ard Falls, Crabs for Derricke, 1 Fire-proof Safe, Desk and Chairs. Balance-beam Soaies, and Weights, Counter District ef Col um! Provisions are dull and unchanged. New York Markets. LOST AND FOUND. 3 Conk neevae and Fixtures, Coal Stoves, New fers er oe hake ig cw = : —— $25 REWARD —Stolen from the reridonee of pemere quantity of Suanty Fixtures. such as— a 185 Ar ieee , oF the su per, corner of C y b 2 vowed , line 5 barton streets, pond Da Surelock age ey hent, ‘Sin-ware, Crockery-ware, &c., = tes ors sales of 10,000 busbel:; ou-the Sth instant, a gold Chain marked with Mason. | Pebles, Chairs, &o. re 7al 2 Lot of mado up Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Lot of Hogs of an improved stock. Alto. a large quantity of Lumber and Shanties, ic symbol and the subse iber’s name in full.a silver Watoh belonging to Galt & Hro., 3 Diamond Studs, 2 Mosaic Sleeve Buttons, and a sma'l sum of Mo buoyant : sales of 12,000 bushels ; mixed 6ba73c., white Se83c , yellow 90a93 Porkgis doll ; mess at $1750; prime $15.50 ney. ‘The above reward will be paid for the return PE gh pee tp : Beef quiet at $l4a . a = inder, cash; over that sum 4 ores ar oles And no questions asked, BERRY. | oredit of Zand 4 months, for satisfactorily endersed | Whisky is dull at 21 3c. —_—— note: ring interest. qx CENTS REWARD.—Ran away from the P.S —The above sale is on a portion of the Aque Financial. + subs ry in Washington, D. C..on Monday, | dnct fom whence the e:tizens of Washington snd New Yorx, Sept. 10 —Stocks are dull and Sept. - Jo James MeGuire an indentured Se eee ee ee supply rs ae heavy. Chicagoand Rock Istend, 72\; Tlinots a enti: O A CORC: Paintin business. The he coming Winter. reons il, therefore, have , shove reward wil be paid on the delivers ef said | An opportunity of see: g the Meservoir now co: Central shares 75; Minois bonds, 90}; Lactose apprentice. Ali persons are hereby ciutionedagainst harboring or employing sail ee at the peri! of the law. M. McDEKMOTY, 86 8-iw* 450 Penn. avenue. BOARDING. peted, and the conduit rapidly approaching comple tion. se4 JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Ancts. TE halt ns RE By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE [sLaNDaT AvcTion.—On WEDNESDAY, the 15th instant, | shall gell, in front ef the prem s£e8, at 5/3 o'clock p.m . Lots No.1 and 2, in subdi vision of square No. »5), having & front on Ninth s'reet west, nt the corner of ith H street, with the improvements which are two good two-story brick houses This property is f.onting the rest dence of Mr. ie, 3; Michigan So, 4%; N. ¥ Reading, 49; Mo. 6's, 4% WOOD AND COAL. o Woon Ww Oak and FINEAUOD for enlont ith street Breet ne Canal south Se. WALLER. ( NDLING WOOD. RUPEESEDURE oF CHARCOAL sts economy snd one BSARDING and very pleasant ROOMS can be hi of 10th and H streets, No. re se 9-3t* at corner afew Table Boarders, BS JAR DING —Parlor and Cha - session by Senator Green for r located. ley, and hsndsome) , R furninhed with gas. “Also, fur Rooms in n | 4 Persone wishing io make a vod Snveatment will | *"°X, ecthwent corner of tits ant U ete he OP. 8 secow oor, Answering the purpose of a sma! la well to atten ¢ sale, as it positively wil houne—or oan be rented singly. Bonrd if desired. | sold without reserve Titte indisputable, ses lot one square conth of Fa-avenuc._ Apply 468 10th street, between Dand Ese 8 6t* The Sparen of ee penny gs Se GENERAL dime ~~ aah an > roperty in this section of the city is moe Tes pec! . ‘oot erentet' street, Bi fermitarn cased pone, with new and dlerent | Riiiy calied to the snlo,as the property will be sold | h tuat warranted as repreneated, ‘i vate boarding house. No 5.9 H streat. between 6th | tthe highest bidder. Terms cash. Persons derirous of purohasing oth- erms: One-fourth cash; balanep in 6.12. and 18 months, for notes bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust upon the premises. Tith fecz. a A. GREEN, Auet. and 7th streets. Table Boarders can riso be aecom- modated, se 6-4t* OAR D.—TWO comfortable ROOMS with ROAKD can be obtained ina private fam:ly at 407 13th street, between G and H, within a few minutes’ walk of the Treasury Department. erwise will plesse mike positive arrangements (o that effect at the tume of purohasing. Orders solicited, and wili receive our peg geen al attention, T.J.@ W.M.G c NW. corner 12th and C streeta, No. 547, ot one aquare south of Pa.avenuc. se 9. ARGE FURNITURE SALE.—NOTICE.— eet: 4 BY ite of as onde: af dintrain for heune, teat | x COAL, COAL, COAL! SUING aT ; ick x. | du, yan ME, Stone by Wa late A Cameron twill | Coat, ofall tieds constantly arnvine. .—A few gentlemen can beaceommo- | expose ic sale, m front ofthe Centre Marke: L de .M. . dated with good HOARD ard feaaant ROOMS Inka nthe au af Warhington. DY Con | _se 7-100 Desiste in all kmds of Foe! by A?plying at No. 42 Pa. avenue, ween 2d an % "RSDAY, the i6 y te '’ |, ats streets, near St. Charles Hotel auld Im* | selock a..m., for eash.minrge iot of urnituecom. | @AWED AND SPLIT alpen yom tel A + coosumers te Isy in, as its eoonomy ulence recomm sisting of Sofa, Cane-seat Chairs, Books, Table joths. Towels. Mahogany Rocking Cha nes, ranks, Washetands, sideboards. Bedsteads, Car- arth cxery, Glass, and Stone Warr, ‘" Mattresses and Sed.Jing, Clock, Lounge, Cup!oar Bureaus, Looking- Iron Ware. Spoons, Baskets, Tubs, Win dow Curtains, Candlesticks, &c. se 9-3t* H_R. MARYMAN, Constable. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auc*ioneer. [ek SALE—At fair prices and on reasonable | ber ihe, T.J.& 2, Se T. P. ts f the City St ils, Office northwest corner 12th and C ett No, 547 se 7-10t - OAL-COAL-CUAL! Just ‘ed, and now unloading at my wharf, on tlie Canal at the foot of lath street.a besutital c vy FOR RENT AND SALE. [san First Pace. COR RENT—A very pleasant HOUSE, on Ith Street east of the Capitol, between B and C north, oontal: ing 7rooms. passage, and kitche the Capitol and Navy Y + Inquire of A) HUNT, No 51 north A street, Capitol Hill, street west, No, 43, between H and | stree ke 9-3t* Y ViR'TUR OF A DEFD OF TRUST TO the subseriber, bearing date the 21st of Decem- terms—LOTS Nos. 1, 2,3, 2,21, and 22, all ad. | ('8 joining, containing 47.857 square feet. eligibiy located n the year eighteen hu fifty-six, and rrcorded1. Liber J. A. &., folio 55, et. on the northwest corner of 2ist street west and N street north, and in Square No.69. These Lots are zeq., snd made to secure q certain debt duo Jutson Mitohell, the subseribe-, at 120’clock m on SA T- suitable fur dwellings, a brick yard, or other purpo ses, and will he sold sepsrate, if desired. Apply to RDAY, September 11, at J.C. MeGuire & Co. POLLARD WEBB, No. 52) (2d story) 7th street, se 9-tf ous FOR RE Auction Store in Washington City, D. C., to ae- omplish the object of sxid deed, will oifer for sale B HOUSE, No 371 3d street west, between Dand E streets north, directly east of the City Hall, con- or a . the country -seat caiied “*t cking ton ington county, being the residence of iG jaa’ nbauber ts pelvon. parlor, siniae gees’ and f (iether cee it ° a bath-r water it, a seven acres, ir pout. chen, wil ater close! cae ater fed peo. Ww _se7 (States) 1 SEVENTH STR 9 422 = WOOD !—COAL "—WOOD !!"—COAL We hove now on the way two cirgoes of ner Red and White Ash (Anthracite; COAL. whion we offer at the lowert prices if delivered from the ves of Washington Berry, north by Seaver and Kest- | seis. ing’s lands, and south by city boundary lines; ix very‘ Aiso,on hard, a large stock of Ovk. ighiy improved, and contains one hundred and { Hickory Wood, te which we invite the attents persons Isying in their winter fuel. Joreph Gales, NT.—A four-story BRICK | the new ‘Bladensburg road. on the west by the land tsq. itis bounded on the east by throughout the whole e: also, vanits for fruit Terms of -ale: The purchase and meat, and vegetables, under the pavement. The | pay one fot chaze me house has been newly painted and papered. Vor ty we rH the day of sale, with ant I 1 G. LLIP, t - aeloatio Lae eee er vom said date, and to give his notes fe rt shal, nextdoor, ch de as PRTC EE RS TEA ‘erred payments, secured hy adeed of trust on the OUSES FOR SALE OR REN One new | premises, I] be required to tn hand at the No, 422 7th street west. between @ and H perth OOD AN DCOAL.W eare now receiving our st Sk of Goal and Wood. All kinds on hand at lowest cish prices. A cargo of White Ash, bx re i-im three-story BRICK HOUSE, on 6th street, be if th chazer shall fail to comply with Size, daily expected. will be sold at a dedvotion © tween M and N strects. containing 8 very comtoria- | term: within ten days after the day of 25 conts per ton. if taken from Cy Zs ue rooins, with dry ce'lar, and suitable out-houses. | the subscriber reserves the right to resell the land | few days. n cargo of superior ite Brow Exeelient water near the premises, with cistern in | aud premises for cash. after ten days previc us no. | Coal, 1 faranoet SON GORDON & CO i yard ; bathroom, was, £0. Can seli bape romney tice, at the nek of pmen cer mans parka a Gor, 1 ct. and Verummnae, Weck ae cheap, on very acoommodating terms, agit belongs y 4 L, atee. a a os Z to an estate just settling up. = . JAS. C. McGUIRE & Go., Aucts, Su !2-im oor. Green & Water sts., A'so, two new BRICK HOUSES on K street, au 19-eokds nion.) —= between 4th and Sth. One three story, with back —— A CARD. building ; the otherieur-story, without back-buid- | {J THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTP. ae ing, and 9 very convenient rooms in each. Wil! seli | untii FRIDAY, Sept. 17th same hour and p! tn work of penitent: manu re. Such being or rent these houses very cheap. Water and gas JOHN T. MITCHELL, Tru the report, we deem it necessary, for our credit, s5 fixtures in one: marble manteipieces, &c. seo JAS C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auct’rs. well as for the credit of our customers, to Geny any Also, one FRAME HOUSE on E street, between * > it | Such assertion, and defy any man to prove the state (thand 15th streets, No. 281, one square ‘south of | JMPARSHAL’S SALE. —In virtue of a wrt t. On the contrary, we pur our work of Willards’ Hotel. and very convenient tothe pubiie he ry ey Se OR fe BS ee Departinents. ‘This house is not for rent, but will | the Cireu:t ok she Deena of Colnmbin ec the | Set to ccect of tae coin an ct eee Pregl faendenie assnchusetts ave- | Court-house door of enid county: Gal HURBDA Y, | stock, which has just arrived, and for which eee 8d Vertisement in another column. It has been already the 3th day of September, 1858, at 12 o’olock m., the Fk ZENT—A three story BRICK HOUSE, | folowing desoribedproperty,to wit: All defendant's by some of the best judges in the city, sud exami pronounced to be of su oe: with back building. &o., No. 336 2ist street, he. | Tixht, title, claim, and interest in and to Lot No. ?,1n H. W. HAMILTON & CO, y der’s | #avare No. 28. in thecity of Washington. D. C.. to- o 3 Th y were i andi. Apply at Room No. lo, Winéer’s potas with oll i tirgular the ‘imnproveasents au3)-2w No, 5627th st.,oppo. Centre Market. ae a a | thereon. sized and jevied ucon as the property of CREDIT —t have for | Edmund Riley, and will be sold to satisty Judicwls uare number fivehundred | No. 427, to May term, 1858, in SELDEN & se6 dts Marshal for the Districtof Columbia. ich I have subdivided into | Kimble, izes, And which lets 1 pro CARD. A. Ff. LITTLE, Proressor oF Mose, tazies pu use to ease for ninety nine (99) years, renewabie resumed the dutres of his protessivn, will vote timse!f entirely to the a of pila in Vocal and Instr: 6 ARSHAL’S SALE. A writ of __ Terms to bs Pas \dvance. aprice apteeton tea a Pe Per tas toe bot hed IV feri facias issued fr the Clerk’s office of the | Piano, Guar, Singing, Vi0'l, Pinte, &e. ber 3 years. Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia for the quarter of 24 lessons..... .. aa o This ground 1s situated between D and E streets | county of Washington, avd to me directed, I shall | Organ, and thorough Base in connect: per ~ od & irst and Seoras eirene weeks inone of gee to ae pl Case, in frogs of tae quarter. ge yt 5 = it mt se oor © * bh Me build, either th m., the follow: jescri ‘roperty, to wi ! 8 Of upiis, ~ grletnewlnt gt melipedloren pele lelendant’s ri ne title, claim and interest in c >s of 2 pupis, ¥ 4 quarter. -..... eth ng mente, requiring so much less capital to make the | Lot No. 10, Square No 258, in the city of U>> Residence at Dr. Hunt's, 310 Penn. = improve: a it jane such parties are solicited te call amnion: DQ. together x cae eo _ = pes betweeh Mu and 10th strecta. ae ices of th ho pea f r Nail SUPERIOR MUMICAL INSTRU AY ices of the lote and the terms of it | a8 the property of Allison Nailor, and will be so are such os will ‘cortajals be acveptable to a es to satirfy Judicials No. 181 to May term, 1858, in fa~ S CCENTEL is atill Wem ae Pg Baw 4 to ad sical cn nerd s ipravered LY rece: — vor of James C. MeG: se 6-ts desiring to build ; and from the oharacter of the im- rovements now made to be made in tha: rhood, with the MW. SELDEN, Marshal for the Distriot of Columbia. grounds, parties taking & lease of the lot willbe wil ‘8 thorough ee ofan improvement in value, which will mure tot. DUPONT’S ~ penal. ‘of 1ustruction on the \. Uta ase eereal eicia N.PO WD ER, Dd | tar, Singingcand Organ. uaresand Lots in ditferent parts of the city, which | will lease on the same terms. experience in other cities having shown see benefits arising toall parties by this ar- NG. Grorcrtown, D.C. for ent ja the District of Colum- pont & Co., of Wilmington, Del- 8 00 of instruction ( Arcot Teaching Music, to Bion. Pianofor', ‘8 Feguls ‘the profes” lication at the Waab- tantly on hand a large rteck of all | Terms made known on #pp. emen| Penn. avenue. Piste of the ground way be soen, and the various grades of POWDER manulsctured eae eae on Garweit will open bis tiew Moni - terms of leases, with any other explanations re- them, embracing, Penton, : 1 cs! Repository ina few days, on the corner ef Lith rah be, Fiven on application to JOHN B, | Biasting and Mining 5, Gin Ti gnd 0 lb. weg | ee ected Pens. sven, se 8-im*™ IBBEY, No.65 Louisiana avenue, or No. x8 G | Cannon a pete ° met Solb. kegs MR. W. H. PALMER —. ger st Sporting F. PF. & FFF. ir 63g, 124¢ and 25 Ib. kegs Invormsie is, friends, the public gen. Foe RENT—The uy: portion of that pleas- | Ducking Powder, in 6. 124, and 25 1b kegs erally that bis antly located HOUSS. corner of \ith and M " and 3s Ib. ters PIANO FORTE CLASSES s.reets north. Finest water at thedeor. * gentle- | Diamond Grain > intib canisters on man and his wife, without children, preferred. Ref- ve Kifle 4 in 64 and 12: Ib. kegs MONDAY, 13, 1958. erences exchanged, Apply on the premises, in, in Land + Ib. osnisters | bing nis inst season in Washington. se 6-3t* F,F + ind Land de tb- canisters | “rho Class Rooms are situsted on Ivame Do. do. im 4s Ib. flanks and canisters | avenue. between loth and llth streets, over the new OYS, BOYS, BOYS Virginia Rifle in5 ib. canisters | Vi ore of Sibley & Guy. do. Safety Fuse of superior quality,an ALCS. le H UITS OF CADET GREY "| rupils desirous of Mr Palmer's services are re FOR FAULTSATL, STEPHENS & CO Ail ot the above will be sold at wanufsoturers weed eure of i smd'S during the baesoet Se7-eolm No, 32 Pa. av... bet, Mh and loth sts, eg ney ema sh weet ed ged I ‘and familiesare solicited to rake their PilANGa Sakae SA. LL” " 2 ywder has been so UA AOETRRENT FROM otto asnermonn, | @iPrer gota Mutat lal aattttis | wenn Mt ulnar Srey Aa Old + 1anos for sale upon monthly payments of | We deem it unnecessary to say anything in ite —— from $5 to $10, at EWING ROOMS, 7 ld take pleasure stall times showing N 500 praser. E L. SIMONS ———— syne 5 ote wdgeicss . o4 rae agg: ai aon MS es . ot 5 rom * ones Late o ri Le Offios No. 35 High street, his EDGE TOOL MAKER,” _ | iowine the Guna! Bridge oS tf iia retried tot and grve satisfaction, o Northeast corner @ strect north and 7th street west, NOTICE. = M.—0O. E. DUFF La ends tl s CHE! oe ‘Y¥, &o, —— iO RA-TERA-TEA! wy gohinaton, rs Manufactures and re Heinds of Kage Too! . no! ‘4 1. Mill PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE PARLOR ore Alii iron re LO Ora Ted elliptic and ) just reosry: be at alow figure, Call and examine at ~ JAMES SKIRVING’S Our Standard Stove, Gite, Kes aa ne pose, sit r