Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1858, Page 3

‘Tae Cuurcn oF tae Asctnstow—Amiong the Many improvement enterprises which are going ™ oar city the present seeson, we notice re that tbe various religious societies are not backward, bu‘ are keeping pace with the spirit apparent among our citizens in this t. It is a seerce of congratulation that while private enterprise owners thrives #0 extensively, and while all classes of business men are seemingly so active in the pros- ecotion Of worldiy affairs,fand are mov all their —— to achieve personal agy ze~ ment, by all the various means at their command; and while in hot of the almighty dollar, they tear down and rebuild, to increase their fa- cilities for acquisition, the restraining arin of ibe Church is stretching forth to admonish; ard, keeping pace with the march of Progress, its in- fluence ts extended, and its fecilities for exercis- ing a conservative tion over Loe. ted and rous worldly posceration enbanced. The improvement spirit bas also received an impetos forward in the rowing taste for the best styles of art, sdays. They are a glorious reformatory Work, by producing in their designs such effectx as are, and Lave always been agreeable to the eye and the mind in all ages since art began isearding architectural deformities and ua- sightly innovations, ing to culti- vate and maintain a style of church architecture whieh shall be pleax:ng to the present and a pat- tern to future generations. Evidences of this fact are.to be seen by visiting the Church of the Epiphany, recently renovated by Mesars Bird & Co ; by calling at the office of Chas. Haskins, Esq., architect of the new St. Andrew's Free Church, under progress on N street and Vermont avenue, where the drawings of that beautiful edifice are to be seen; and by observing many o:her indications of it as shown in some of the handsome dwellings which have grown up in our midst within the past two years Another, more striking evidence of the im, it im architectaral taste among de- signers, will, in the course of the aext two months be seen in contemplating the completion of the pending —— going forward on the Church of the Ascension, on H street, between Ninth and Tenth streets The design of this im- rovement is by Mr. C Graham, of ‘Trenton, N Li and is a masterpiece of art. The style is Gotbic, and such as all love to contemplate in a church edifice. The drawing contemplates an extension in the rear of the present main build- ing, which takes in a considerable space of grcund, and enlarges the body of the church about one-third. This change bas been found to be shasianslg ascsoeney since the installment of the present Rector, Rev. Dr. Pinkney, bis con- gregation having more than doubled within the Past twelve months As we said before, the style of the extension is Gothic, and the old building is to be so altered &s to conform to it. The entire ceiling is to be out, and raised im the form of an arch ‘to the. , and the rear-end windows converted i ‘solid wall, and inscribed with appropriate jes from the Episcopal service An organ poe Sa built sufficiently capacious to co: large neworgan, wh by ated ‘vestry, and is now nearly completed. lan of the tower, which it is Proposed to erected at some future day, is admired by ‘who have seen it on exhibition at the book- store of Messrs Taylor & Maury. The work is under the superintendence of Mr. Job 5 carpenter, who is qualified in every respect for its successful prosecution a Tae Crry’s Financial. Conviriox. —Editor of the Star: A bill has passed one branch of the City Council to issue to the creditors of the Cor- Poration “certificates of indebtedness” to the amount of fifty thousand dollars. This measure, should the other branch concur, will, doubtless, relieve both the Corporation and its creditors from much present embarrassment. The charter of the city, however, prohibits an inctease of the funded debt, and limits the rate of taxation to three-quarters of one per cent ; end we are left to presume that those influential citizens who — the charter in this sbape from Congress ad estimated that, properly managed, the cur- rent expenses of the city could be defrayed with the sum that this rate of taxation would produce. For some years back it appears not (6 have done so; and there does not seem to have been any very gross mismanagement, except the recent in- crease of the salary of a clerk, which the public necessities did rot call for. A few years ago, however, in a matter not connected with current expenses, an unwise act was committed by the Councils in endorsing the bonds of a ralfroad company to the amount of sixty thousand dollars, the interest on whieb , $3,600, is now a permanent a on the city treasury; and th&t for a work pom les entirely beyond the limits of the Corpe- ration. tis pgp ror ase to fund fifty thousand dol- lars of the floating debt of the city. Unless we can persuade ourselves that a share of xtock is not a certificate of indebtedaess, and that a cer- tifieate of indebtedness is not axhare of stock {hts fs in direct conflict with the charter. It will ‘be, in any event, an addition of $3,000 to the yearly expenses of the clty. These two measures will thea add $6,600 to the forty odd thousand that the tax payers of the city are now yearly giving to capitalists for a dead horse. If this sort of financiering is to continue, we sball in apply to Congress for authority to inerease the tace of taxation to enable us to pay the interest on oar debt. Why not at once do s0, Psy for our improvements as we make them, and avoid the debt. But, it may be said, Congress is nat in session, we are embarrassed, an want retief now. It may be replied that it ts always embarrassing to be economical; wait till they do meet, and it will give so much more time aud experience to determine whether it is greater economy er increased taxation that we want. tte Wasuinctow Tataree.—The closing enter- tainment of a brilliant week at the Washington Theatre, was witnessed on Saturday might by an excellent audience. The play was “A New Way to Pay Old Debts,’ in which Mr. Edwin Booth a as “Sir Giles Overrezen.”” At every it the enviabie teputation the young actor en- joys was fully maintained, and constant applause testified the appreciation of the audience. Miss Patket was weil received as ‘* Margaret,”” and Mr. Daly as ** Wellbura.”? An “ Irish tilt,” by Miss Partington, was, as usual, r ed in an- swer to an encore, and the farce of * Poor Piill- coddy.”” Mr. M W. Fiske as “Mr Pillicoddy,”? Miss Jefferson as “« Sally Biunt,’’ drew shouts of laughter and applause. To-night, the management announce the trag- edy of “Richard Hi.’ Mr. Booth takes the character deaceat, and . Daly as Richmond, and iss Parker ax Lady Anne. The afterpiece ix “The Limerick Boy,” Mr. Fiske as Paddy Miles Washington has givea the Managers excellent support during the past week, and the Thentre so soon, bas proved the atgarity of Messrs. Kunkel & Co. So long ax they eater so well for Washington amusement, we cannot doubt the citizens will respond by ample patron- age. Certainly, to-night, there will & a large notease on the audiences of iast week. opening SABBATH —The mildness of yesterday afforded all who were disposed to Properly enjoy it, op- Portunities to do so, and the day passed as pleas- antly, and, we trust, as rofitably as the Sab- baths for months past he churches generally throughout the city were, as usual, opened for Teligious services, and the congregations were large at most of them. The Sabbath Schools Were numerously attended, and the services at various suburban missions were also well at- It was indeed & quiet day in our city Disorderiy conduct was seidom Witnessed ; very erns, restaurants, &c , in obedience to the law, closed their bars, and thus added greatly to the xood order and quiet which prevailed ia all our streets during the day. Revivar.—An extensive revival is in progress at Fletcher Chapel, a suburban station recently erecied in the northern part of the Fourth Ward by the Methodist melectens Charch, and under the pastoral care of Rev. Mr. McDaniel. new society, and their labors in tha’ the city bave been constant, pect of success js ver: will be beid every ee Rev. Mr. McNemar, preach. Wasttnctox Lice? Ixraxtay —Phis veteran corps of our District volunteers paraded this morniog, under command of Lieut. J. F Tucker, accompanied by Withers’ Band, and marched the the streets en route for Arlington, where they fatend the day. The Infantry has always been a favorite corps with our citizens, and the success of ell its undertakings is desir able. The day is neem, the arrangements ex cellent, the place popular. and we may safely Predict for t a large and agreeable company and a merry pic nic. section of and now oa pros- encouraging. Meetings bt this week To-night Virginia, is expected to Tuaxe Nicnrs Mone —Every body aad their cbildsen will be delighted to learn that in conse- ‘quence of the great crowds that have rushed to see Wyman, and this being his last visit to our eity for some time, he will remaj. perform srOad Fellows?’ Hall on Monday, Tasee and Wednesday evenings, and for schools and jami- lies a day performance oa Wednesday: Weads vise every body who wishes to faugh by all means to go. _—_— Haxzoyen, on Seventh street. is well supplied ‘With stoves, grates, bot air farnaces, and all the sppiiances to keep people warm next winter. Call on bim — Lane, at No 421 Pennsylvania avenue, has Jast introduced a new style of soft felt bats. Vall and see bim. AMERICAN PHaRMacevTicaL Associa- -—T his association opens ite #venth annual sesgidn at the Smithsonian fustitation this even- ing. dt is composed of two hundred and mine members, ing 4 Hampshire 2, Vermont ebusetis 28, New York 3 7 bama 1, Missing); Cocistenn 2, Onl St, Michigan’ Or image K Missouri 2, residing as follows: Maine 1, New’ 1, Penn- sylvania 44, Delaware 1, iaryined 90, Dietrct at Columbia ¥, Virginia 8, N: Minols 4, Kentucky 1, Tennessee 1, California bh. | » i The members from the District of Columbia are V Harbaugh, HH. McPherson, W. H. Gil- man. FS Walsh, D §. Dysos, 8. F:. Tyron, D. B. Clarke, uN ‘allen, and J. 1 Kid snd from Alexandria R. 8, Stabler and Wd. jing. On Monday last, we gave the naines of the off crs and commi:tees: ‘roe Association was organized fn the city of Philadelphia in September, 1662, and has for its object the advancement of pharmaceutical knowl- en and the elevation Of tbe Lo gprs a ac! Cooke en ruggists throughout the United States. It is composed of the Phar- TMmarentists who orgenized Association and others who have since been elected to member- ship, and to its annual meetings are admiited five delegates from each local Pharmaceatical Association. The last annual meeting was held in Philadelphia, and was attended by forty-five members The proceedings this afternoon will consist in the examination of the credentials of dele ates, the election of members, the reception of re- ports of standing committees, and the annual address of the president, Chas. Ellis, of Phila. delphia. On to-morrow, the officers for the en- suing year will be chosen, and the deliberationa Proceed: They will in great part consist of the reading of reports on various subjects of interest to the profession, the mest important of which are reports on a svilabus for pharmaceutical >t1 dents and on a revision of Pharmacopes. There will also come up for consideration, a Proposition laid on the table last year, that’ a elarter for the Association shall! [obtained from Congress, and a permanent depository es- tablished in this city, where the meetings shall be held at intervals of sec yous, the intermedi- ate meetings being changed annually as at pres- ent. ‘The members of the Association will be hospi- tably received by the Pharmaceutists of the District of Cotumbia, and the Association will probsbly conclude its deliberations on Thursday. M’tte Tuerxsa Panopi’s Farewe. Con- cents.—It will be seen, by the advertisement in our amusement column, that on the 2Ist instant the great favorite cantatrice, whose name heads this article, will commence her series of farewell concerts here. She will be es sla by the very best artistic talent to be foun anywhere, com- posed of disti such as cannot fail to realize the highest expecta- tions of the musical public. On the 2Ist instant, then, we expect tosee Philharmonic Hail crowd- ed to overflowing by her admirers, of whom there are not a few in this city; in fact, M’lle Parodi is a hailed among us as the advent of the musical season. Such adiversity of musical tal- ent as is shown by the advertisement, must have the effect to please the taste of all. A CHANCE FoR THs Woop Menrcnanrts is offered by the advertisement in another column, by the Superintendent of the Treasury, for pro- posals for supplying said building with fuel the coming winter. Cigars.—Edward C. Dyer advertises a new lot of the best cigars from Havana. ‘Those de- siring to enjoy a weed as is a weed, will drop in to see him THe Presipent’s Mounts Grarp —The President’s Mounted Guard, Captain Peck, ap peared on parade this morning, and made a fine appearance. H.J.McLaveuin is in receipt of new goods at his establishment, Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Booxs.—Shillington advertises a fresh package of new and popular books. His store is alwa’ well supplied sds Tuosx who have organs out of repair will find Mr. J.T. Barber, 459 Tenth st , at their service. Triatsat rerG vaRp-Housx.—Saturday night furnished the following cases at the central guard- house - Jobn Sealy, colored, drunk and disorderly; workbouse 90 days. ‘Peter O*Day. disorderly; fine and costs $2.13. Jno. Ridge’ . and indecent language; $2.13 Sarah Jane Nor- ton, colored, drunk and disorderly; $4.15. ‘Tobe Slater, colored, ‘Aghting; 90 days. Michael Fitz- gerald, drunk, disorderly and resisting office “ $1.15, and security for Court. Frank Razin Chas. Lane, Thos. Rawlings, disorderly; #3 13 each. Catharine Connor, drunk and disorderly; deys. Ephraim Dorsey, colored, disord $2.15. Susan and Maria Roxs, do., non dents; $2 15 each Sunday and Sund.sy night the trial docket was biank. In this city, on the evening of the 12th instant. by Rev John N. Coombs, Mr. JOHN A DAY! FANNY HENDERSON, both of Georse he 7th instant, yp hoe Rev. Mr. BR 1D BANKS, of Baltimore. a WHEATLEY, of W ‘a. Mr. ZORGI- ingten, D.u. ia DIED, On the morning of the 10th instant, BETTIE, eldest and only daughter of Albert \W.and Mary E. Martin, aged & years, 6 moaths and 9 days. On the morning of the i3th inatant, in Charlottes vill, Va. EMMA FRANCIS, aged 2 years and 3 Sronahe. youngest chud of Henry Polkinhorne, of ir caty. ‘The fanera! will take piace from her father’s resi- deace, No. 147 #8 street, Isisnd, on To morrow morning, at Il o’ clock. Sate csestpeneenesenenneneesenseeeneneeseeereeeeer FOR RENT AND SALE. {mB riRst Pace.) OR RENT, very desirable and pleasant! located DWELLING, on ML atrect tenths ‘7th, will be rented tos small family, of not over Sor 4 persons, at #12 a month. or will rent the lower two rooms, with kitchen, &c. Apply at SAN D&’ Daguerrean Rooms. Avenue, between 8th and 9k atreets. Cerrace SITE FOX SALE, 4 North. near th, opposite Pierce’ This besutifut Lot ts 44x20 feet, rade, and enclosed. with a 90 foot alley i foot alley on the side. If too inrge, divide it. Those des ® pretty spot, and ample build, wouid do well to look at frutg ‘og rik Wad WY tata cea "See 2 ‘routing on nort streets, oa lith streets west, every Lot binding on a 10 foot alley. Also, a Lot oneth street west, —— M Also, sels 3t* N street north, in square 481, front. » Severs! Houses and {.ot: other locslities, Hay ing ® piat pool of Washington, I shall be pleased to give any desired information in teeard to ed Jopatign of L above or aay stlier ‘eo ae * my prices and seoure 8 bargain. rn vi + et Northern Liberties. For SALF—At fair pr ces and on reasonable .| terma—LOTS Nos, 1. 2,3, 20, 2i,and 22, al) ad- joining, containing 47.367 mg are feet. eligibiy located on the northwest corner of dist street west street north, and in Square No These L. suitable for dwellings, a brick yard, or ath TPO ses, and wil separate. if desired. Apply to POLLAR se 9-tf se 3 St* Ibe D WEBB, No. 52) (2d story) 7th street. Fecree tory BRICK DWELLENE ROUSE and STOR E, situated on High taforseriy oc- oes by the late Soon NN tian wlan contains t fT cellar. spacious nad convenient, ‘here is also.a ‘0 ADY person Ww: Work shop on the premises. tin-piate portumie te oleret f Oo beg gp R RENT—A four-story BRICK Sr, 0. 311 3d street weat, betmreen Dand bares sslona: pastor: diciny Soom, Sod 5 in. or, ipl! kitchen, with room, Water clos onet. 5™ ei LOK t-iron business a iim bath-) throughout the whole house: also, vaults and meat, and weastabies, under the Poapered. Fer house has been newly paint red. For peacionne peply wG.W. PiliLier Beputy Mare mu naat¢ CO TO} NT—Tha : STEELS RANT Rhea ae 8. tre We GALT nena mene. A and C sts.. No. 547, ie 3- y D OTHER SURG ott “Hot Ais Farnacea and Stoves repaired with prompt ness aad W. H. HARROVE) se92w Tth i te Patriatie Bank. AMBROTY. Tue weather is oe ais ot can Ti ¥ and your money AKEN you 04 can gota for 50 cents upwards at we pe ct OBERT Sa do. A bY A 10 do, . in bbis.end half bbie, | i. po es. se Seow net avense. HE SU LL , TUNE, #9 9-20" Mas Aye 4 » 4 Cotrespondence of nished European performers, |" et ) St HORSES, Cap Er AT A: z ‘Yesterday, was-very quiet, and nothing occurred | UR TIA Y MORNING: Séorembare 1p SAE worthy the mention. The churches ‘were, as td we fi preety ryt SS: store corner of usual, filled with worshippers, more or less.de- | Yims) working cane} ether, and poth superior ‘yout, and the dey passed off quite ' jieund ie sade Sanne yor As po We learn that a public meeting in favor of Theber bopee i aerane onthe leoanent a eee — violators of worpee city, ind the gray is offine mettie and "The Olt} Councils, we leark are called togeth- | ""aixo, 1 slidifnc top Bu, 2 or 4 persons, made er for somone night, and it in- their first meet. | te order by bouraoee eGo; New York, with shafts fine Conuty Coart djeurned on Saturday. O ute Hooks < ‘on art adja on urday. On v jielinst day 08 Ms contin Mary Petty, charged | ,, du°uoh Ane shifting Harness fon dare Sienna’ an pet JaTCeny, b ft Alechstned. Sei Bike, Carriage: ‘jack, H»y catter, &o, : ship 0 roposed a pa- cash. ute ® supper to-night, but it fas Be iS eost A, GREEN, atiet. ve By AVGREEN, Auctioneer. "Markets to-day —Fiour—no sales reported. v Tie Leer aoe” AEM markets lt: sen ot Te erie A Aug OF MOUSE AND WoT white LWatl 26c. for poor, good red 125a1 2c. | Navy's ARD —By virtae ofa dead of t Corn—offerings light; sales of white at S6aS80c. date on the Mth of January, 1256. Rye 75e.. Oats 42a4dc. ia beers An i.» NO, 08 S43, 349, 350, and 351, Arrived, to-day.—Schrs. Wm. H Crocker, Ea- epee nr ev EDN sghieston eer dicott, Dighton, to David H. Lowe; J B.&F.L, iit Gente eee Dax, the 13th of Pharo, Providence, to Fowle & Co ; steamer Co- of Square numb ‘S90, with the tn Jumbia, Harper, Baltimore, to Wheat & Bro. thereon, which consist ofa small Brick 26, Safled.—Schrs. Glass Blower, Hand, Phila- | Gellar, £o.. and is & rodd Pree delphia, coal. by David H. Lowe; z Palestine, The termsare e me halfof the whole pi se Cambra, New York, coal by Fowle & Co. money in cash ; the balance inj and 12 A deed given ands deed trast tsken, to secure the de ferred payments Tile indisputable. If the t GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS, of sale are pot complied with in3 days rt Of sale the property will be resold “at the cee on at the cost R BOSTON. or fast sailing packct | risk of the former purchaser, All convey+nees at Sechemerr Sylvanus, Alien, fas arrived and o7 the cost of the pu er. is now discharging her freight. She will be A GADDIS, 2 Trustee. trendy to recaive { eicht for the above port on: sel lawkds A. GREEN, Auct. 'o -morrow, sdsy.) Apply to HARTLEY & BRO ,99 and 101 Water street, Georgetown. iste BROOMS, ko. ec 2d SMO ENGR RA ets, various kinds, UNION HOTEL COMPANY, GrorcK- 8, Assorted, T Ej seu et the Gen tee want ae: of & quorum) of tha re! rs of this Compan: 5 will be held at the Council Chamber, on MON Bat 100 nests Bas! vaso next, the 13th inst., at 74 o’clock p.m., when a preposition to purchase the Hotel will be laid before thet ‘o the financial condition of the Company. 3 terns. 100 gross Matchei Siangharand other, 10 boxes Clothes Pins, . 30 dozen Washbonrds, various kinds, For the trustees : 15 nests Cedar Tubs. z . HOTE iY, Sec. and Treas. Just received and for sale b se 11-2t W. H..TENNEY, See. Minky c. PURDY. N M. RUPPEL, (Successor to Thompson & Hamilton,) Noe side of Market Space, No. 37. hetween | se 9-eolw 0.383 Penn. avenue, Btidgeand Canal streets, Georgetow — yoy announces to his Fons that at 424 FALL STYLE 424 RE sor HAT ‘cellent lam now La | a splesdid tment of men’s freshest and bos’s FELT HATS, all styies colors, in all kinds of GAME in seaso: prices to suit purchasers, Call at . Boats furnished at any time to the Great F: LANF’S Fashioasble Hat and Cap Store, 86 9-e03t 6., bet. 432 and Ath sts. NEAS. WINES, LIQU S, &o. ee ie Imperial, Ganpow- ——— Hs Old and yoene tiyeon, English Breantast, Absinthe, Oolong and Powehong, various grader, hei Cordials, Verr superior old Dark and Pale Brandy, Soda Water Syrups, Malt Liquors, Old Feech Brandy, wi The chinpeat bet And'nigontSeportment of Por, | Ligdamme Spinis ent La ent of Por. 3 ter, Ale, Brown Stout and Lager Beer ever offered Scheidam Schnapps, in the District. Holland Gin, ‘The above, as well as our unrivalled Mumeral Superior old Port Wine, Old Bauvuet Madeia, Pale Sieg hE Catawba Ginger Wine, &o., &c.. ‘2 barre’s superior old Bourbon Whisky; Oid M 1 &. Pittsburgh, ry superist old Rye Whisky, : a large assortment of domestio liquors, best 8 20 baskets Heidsick Champagne, w wer grade, 10 cases Cream Debouzy, . tantl hand and for sale Water and r, cons! iy on band eee a by 57 Green street, corner of Olive, jou-tf George’ a neal Fo, RENT.—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, ‘With besement, on 2d st-eet, Georgetuwn, the iste residence of M. De Bodinco, containg 16 or 17 rooms. ‘The house and iot sre large an‘ in complete having all the necessary out-buildings, batas, &o. it is one of the most commodious in George- ed fc fort and elegance, pig BROOKES. WILLIAMS, Georgetown Crees REPAL ING.—Clocks of every de scription ys “Di olga and the strik- 1D ‘t properly just 5 cere J: &. WATSON, 58 Bridge street, Georgetown. 15> For the convemenve of persons living ata distance, a competent Workman will be sent to theirown house. A large stock of Clocks on hand, for sale. au 2 u 'e by pI ENRY Cc. PURDY, Succeesor to Thom: & iiton, se 9-eolw 385 Pa avenue. ——— EO ovennc. EW BOOKS! NEW BOUKS!!— Received and N for sale at SHILLINGTON’S Bonkstore, Odcon Bi ang. ‘True to the y Roe. Doctor Thorn—a novel—by Anthony Trollope. ei Coopers, or Getting under Way, by Alice B. aven Mary Derwent, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, The Two Sisters, by Mrs, Southworth. Eddie's Round the Rectory. from Blackwood’s t, or Alons on a Wide, Wide Sea, WOOD AND COAL. K'N2LING Woop. SUPEWSEDURE oF CHaRcoaL. r reco! Mrgazine. ish, Sees Tsk Ww. M Gare an | North British Review, for August, just issued. Northwest corner of 12th and No. 547, n Ton, for September, a month'y report of Paris ae 8 lot one square sout! avenue, | Fashions London World of Fashions for September. All the new Books and Magazines received as fast 48 issued, together with a choice assortment of Stationery, compe ing, Letter, Cap. and Note Pa- pers, and Envelop-s of all styles and variety con- Stantly on hand, and for sale at i SHILLINGTON’S Bookstore, Odeon Baiidiny corner 43s st. and Pa. ave. BY YOUR FINE CLOTHING OF J. G. STEPHENS, No. 37) Pa, ave., under Browns’ Hotel, se 8-tf Washington, D.C. i DUPONT’S 35 @UN POW DER. W. ALBERT KING. Georcetows, D.C, for i=. past the Sole Agent in the District of Colum- bi G ENERAL FUEL DEPOT, r Foot of Seventeenth street, All fuel warranted as represented. Termscash. Persons desirous of purohasing oth- erwise will please ms tive arrangements to that effect at the time of purchasing. Orders solicited, and will receive our best person- al attention. T.J.@ W.M.G Le. NW. corner 12th and C straets, No. 547, se 8-10t one square south of Pa. avenue, Coan oral Pak: mapas soets constantly arriving. T .& W. M. GALT, se 7-10t Dealers in all kinds of Fuel. SAWED AND SPLIT WOODis the erticie for conve +) consumers te lay in,as its economy and bience recommend it. se J9-St ‘T. J. & W.M. GALT for Messrs. Dupont & a | ‘Wilmington, Del- ‘i " i re. keeps constantly on hand a large stock of all Ober erin eee rer eres yond Mille. | Surinacreas selene LOW MER commen cial b se 7-l0t CoaAlLcoa L-COAL! Just receryed, and now unloading at m wharf, on the Canal, at the foot of 14th atreet.a heautitul cars go of Red Ash Eeg- them, embracing, in part— lasting and Mining Powder, in 25and 50 lb. kegs Cannon and Musket do.,(U. 8. Govern Sporting Fe FFe& PPP, in exc era soit: Kees ti A 3 5 Ducking +" Powder, in 6%: 1252 and 25 1b kees ‘size COAL, free from dirt, ata 5 do, im] and 34 !b, canisters very low price for cash, or undoubted paper at short Diamond Grain do. 2 _int lb canisters dstes. A cargo of White Ash dasiy expected. Eagie Kifle do. in 63 and 12% Ib-kegs Come and see for yourselves. Do. do, in | and 4s Ib. canisters R. W, BATES, F,FF,FFF, do, - inS land 32 |b. canisters Wood and Coai Deal Do do, in %4 1b. fasks and canisters se7 (Stat 14th at., near the Virgina Rifle in 5 |b, camisters Jo. of superior quality,oin barrels iy Safety Fuse Agee. above will be sold at manufacturers e piaaivnes ree of charge to any part of triet. ‘The obaracter of Dupont’s Powder has been so SEVENTH STREET. wit QOD!—COaL woop TO ul we Red Sd Wh won eo way 'O On! res hate Ash ( Anthracite) CO. cn we offer at the lowest prices if delivered froin the ves. | well aud favorably known fora half century, that nels. we deem it unnecessary to say S@nything in ite Also, og band, & large stock of Oak. Pine, and | praise. Hickory Wood. to which we invite the attention of ilj~ We take pleasure atall times in showing sainples and style of packages to sportsmen ani )ffice No. 85 High street, rmmediately ad « the Canal Bridge. se3tf NO@ricr IS HEREBY GIVEN that Land War- rant No. 14,472 for 10 acres of land, issued under the act of Congress of February 11, 1847, in the name of Julvas King, been lost and that six weeks after the date hereof application wiil be made to the Pension Office for a duplicate thereof. Ail person: are cautioned ansinat Purchasing the same, as ersous Iaying in their winter fuel. P: ? CH! No. 422 7th street went, between G and H north. tei aw drain denen OD AN DCOAL.— We are now receiving our Weer Goat aad Wood, kinds on had at oar; oO will be sold ata deduction OF 25 cents per ton ken from the vessel. Also, a fow days. a cargo of superior White Ash Broken Coal, for furnaces. se l-im 2 = cavea in the Genera! Land Office Cor. at. and Vermont sve, Wasiingtoncsna | extinat inauing patent, 1d At BLOUNT,” au 2-1 | 001 Green & Water sts., Georgetown, Washington City, Sept. 8. 1858. ae 10-lawew GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN COUKING x STOVES, Consumptron of Smoke and Gas, and Sav- ing of Fuel. Theautecribers a eer min offorin to their OMmers ew a BURNING COOKIAG STOVED Sitch gy, are now manufacturing for their Fall “cis welFknown that all inflammable matter re quires 8 certain amount of air to # rt com tiom, and rf the supply is insufficient impossible to produce a fiame. The heat of the fire in ordinary HE WASHINGTON CIRCULATING LI- BRARY, leventh street, a few doors south of Pa, Avenue. Open Dairy FROM 10 4.M. 7010 P.M Chartered by Congress, April 18th, 1314, ConTAINING 12,000 VoLumEs. Ali the New Publications Received as Issued. This valuable Lil now thrown open to the cooking stoves decomposes the fuel, and as ali the THR Ba RS Pre eanum. fresh air is admitted under the grate, its oxygen is exhausted betore it has passed through ire- Every subsoriber is at liberty to take out one folt0 or quarto, two octavos or under ; and keep the folio four weeks, quarto three weeks, octavo two weeks, dudecimo and under one week. The qtle fa Tespectfully invited to call and ex- amane the Library. JAS P, HALIDAY, President. Jas. CLepuane, Libra-ien. se ll eo2w $18 TO GIVE NOTICE. that the sudsori- ee oe obtained from the Cres Court of Tiel chamber. The close flues at tae top of the stove then Act as an extinguisher, tending to put out the fire, inst of assisting tne combustion, A large portion of the fuel, theretore, passes off in the shape of smoke, ong ee ht lh) as to impede the interfere wit J Og y—Or of invisible gas whict combines with the lime and 80 destroys the mortar ofthe chimueys, loosening the poke, and exposing the dweilings to tne dangér. of re. ‘The introduction ofan additional supply of eold | ve. ‘ashington county, in the Dist Columbia, air would cool the gas below the igniting tempera- batters at administration onthe personal estate of ture, but by the proper application above the fire.of | Jonas Mid on, Inte of nimgton connty, aur previously heated to ‘temperature of several | Geceased. All persons havmg claims against the hundred degrees ( which is one oi the prominent fen said a dare hereby warned to exhitit the tures of the patent.) nerd are inf wong eos same, wi the ouchers a thereof, to the subsoriber. rows ji F combustion is sufficient on or bef.re the ov ven ifthe draft through the fire-ohamber 1 ‘4 August next; they may otherwise by Inw be exeinded from all buneft of the ie ordinnn: yaicect draft under the is entirely closed. in —_ to thi rate rough as an addition 7t! August, Betas’ the nee oxi en under my hand, “iy ct RS o i ‘afc through the top plates WHOA wiw* Administrator, is of Koel a pene ee ee, helt LOOR OILCLOTHS ot only eons eer, bul . \oatrengthen tnd +s 7 o ceutre pieces which REMNANTS oe es og Bre mo.t expos action of the fire, acd We have in store a great iy, rempants of Oil- which we must rect which arg made double jostead of the usual single ofto make room for y menus Of this kraft alone all the opera- ~ 3 took. be lity and tons of cooking can be carried on when the fuel is but | parterne, ‘7 pi ge id peely «me bead partially ignited, and the fuel oonseque: tly burns | mined to s1 off without rrerard to qost. They are more Seislet avai aeo eT erniae Toren just the thing for ¢oor and fireplaces, washstands, néttor th oe found mth ac tat Geen | covered, amd el baw grat avin wilt be ready for baking even before the fire is thor D t m iat pre |, @nd much sooner than in any other cio [ot of Bue nosy Li Propeines for houve x ths order of ¢ =¢ miler 4 tet we ie : Stoves are the order of the day, wellregnnted famtiy wil sppreclate them. "Ther pessan, bat at will un- present iy TOhAS st Earl’ Sas tr nro ont ‘he ‘operation is sopejleot ijtmomettc oes G to ia Theat ~. yes LL Is, to whic! on a. jeepers cold i that ndily | others contemplanne hae i crated a referees oor at et ee the aviged ty GE’ & SEER feknow this stove to be perhaps the most eco- et Eo cio ipiesacrinesed” aiae oto é Washington, D.C. BRILLIANT Posen bith org sigres necessarily i assortment 267 | oleriate’ cementite kugecmonmens of Stove in | tenaively a ‘eneraliy in those goods, we can otter 8 for it requires greater: to purchasers of thi is than estate sto AM | foepates oreteeen tater Shae, Nears corner of Pennsylvania av. for geese. I ry bew for thous greta: b ha the inthis cate eh ively in those e Saran 2 UR ‘COAL AN. D, and sto) Limigy by nnn tg cies Loratberexciud at Bid and ; AUCTION SALES TO-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNING. _—_— y By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT wcrion.—On MONDAY. tne 16th instant, f sellin of the at 5}, o’eiook ofis Ondd street eee 4 pie beck Ir 5 —e provements and Mt atreets'north, with im- ements. wi Sousist ofa good 2-story Frame eae cmiaiuing five good-sized rooms, conve- BY, TELEGRAP A TY FROM AGENT ASSOCTATED PRESS. . UR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Vanderbin. Néw Your, Sept. 33 —The American steamer oy rbilt, from Havre and on the ‘st instant, arrived here inet bt with Liver advices of the spme pe uae ‘Sbe brings 355 1 arranged raneed. 1 passengers. abe aren tteresicaeeeres oe and TZ months. The general news is not of stirring im pert- “Iritie perfeots > ‘The Queen had returned te England. Neariv 1,500,000 sn paid ween ‘he way from Avstralia bad been wfe-ked on the Rac. aqzd A. GRREN, Auet. By A. GRBEN, Auotioneer. ALUABLE BUILDING .LOTS Couner or Bast Caprrot aj > via Bs = abt ae Sao: MON DAY, the t3th inet, Ls sell, in front r , at oigak % meted Belidire Pots: being Lore jo. and 13 in Square No, 3, Tweive vessels litte coast, but the crews aud Passengers, with one exception, were saved, Mr Morphy, the American chess-player. bed ved ee ae game blindfeided .at one time, #t rantly peor od pert of ey eek oP aba" X | butones eT CREW Congrene, winning all Tittle distance from the Coprtol it contains over | Messrs Rudotph. Jung & Co Stk merchants 2,000 square feet, and will be sold in rote to suit | 1% Paris, have suspended. Liabilities are Fain vin itan wal teScana ernaeee™ |e acne s Ore fourth cash ; noe in 6, 12 and 18 a new one appointed s*Y BES been satel, rym for notes bearing interest from day of sale. Caixa J Rienand @ deed of trust taken. Titie m-| pers are hopes entertained of a treaty of com- oo oe A. GREEN, Auct._ | mefce with Chiva. The ¢iplomatic agents of the allies have been allowed rily in Pekin, and a Chinese tis. The Jesuits bave mission to establish a China. - RS GREEN, Auctioneer. ARRIAGES AND WHISKEY A’ IC- Cc TION —On TUESDAY, the lth pW2 *3S; sell. in front of my store, No. 52: 7th street Rt ten o’eloek a.m , 2 fins Family Carrisges, to reside . envoy comes to Pa- ‘obtained exclusive per - branch of their order in a other . Invia. at Carriage, both but to ee er Gin Grant had lef Lucknow to relieve Maun Kio 10 wsrrels old Bourbon and 5 hogsheads old | Singh and capture Fryzabed. The Rajpoo'aca whee : rebels had fled after plesderiig Fouk, pursved aun A. GREEN. Anct, | bY Gen. Roberts. The Gwalior rebels were men- acing B-rbore and Bughore. Russia bas addressed a note to Austria on ths subject of her occunstion of Bastadt, By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, QALE OR A STOCK OF GROC RIES AND LN devors at Avction.—On TUESDAY MOR- Re Commerrctar. NING, September 14, oommencing a: 945 o'e! k. Sepr front of our auction rooms, We will ‘. stock of nee. tra ities of Cotton for three prime Groeeries &c,. a6 ay ) bales, including 1,000 on speculation, Barrels Brown and Yellow Sugars, 2.000 for export; the remainder to the trade. ‘ hests Green Black Teas, The ma-ket closed quiet, but stead , With a de Adamantine Candies ond Starch, clining tendency on inferior qualit and que Brown, Chemical, Olive Fancy Soaps, tations were barely maintained. Manchester ec." Salad Oi]. Maccaroni and Mu tard, Bags Coffee, Sardines and Sauces, Jacobs’ Ohio Catawba Brandy, viees were favorable. Breadstoffs —F ‘Our was S:m at an advence of 0 Sd. closing quiet. Woeatwas bicher niet ib i ae . Eeberrsie Whee itorest brands, quiet; red Western, Ss6daSaild; white do, 6004 gbitrels superior old Bourbon Whisky, 7years old, | a5s6d; white Southern 6xdaseid. Cora was dant $3 2 randy, Provisions. —Beef was steady and dull Pork oases Claret, and Bacon were steady. Lard quiet at General Produce Behda3o< quiet. 2 cases Brandy and Whisky, 15 boxes Chewn acer, 10,000 C: different anal gars. different itael 309 doz: bers z 6 ce vari other the whch will be seid wade peri ager cms: All sums under $3 cash; over that amount a credit of 30 and 6) days, for notes satis{ac- ‘ery caters re “WALL & BARNARD, Acots. ee nay sweet ten auel FUTURE DAYS. ARSHAL’S SALE — fieri facias, issued { Gus6dab2s —Spirits turpentine steady at Rosin steady at 4x2 Suyar Cofiee firm. Rice dull. Free Lovers’ Mess Meeting. Utica, (N. ¥",) Se; 10. —The Philanthropic Convention assembled here this morni: % is diligently engaged ‘overcoming evil with e Afier the nomination of Officets, Mr A.J vie rend-the order of business, which stated that three sessions a day would be held Mr A J. Davis madethe opeming address. He discussed the great question of evil under five M 9 virtue of two writs of m the Clerk’s Ofhee «f it Court 1 distinct propositions, viz: Babyhood, Youth, Pare eo oh pe mee ty rp el ay peers) Matority Babybood. sball expose to putlic sale forcasn, in front of the Gourt rouse door of said county, on TUESDAY. the 5th day of October. 1258, at ‘12 o'clock m , all Samuel Byington and Richard Wallach’s ricbt. title. claim and interest in and to an undivided hali of Square northwest of Square No. €95, ip the city of Washington, D. C., together with ali and sine gular the improvements thereon. seized and levied uponas tne property of el Byineton and Kien- he said, was the ante-buman period; youth the internuman, childhood the superbeman. man- serge spiritual, and maturity the harmonial riod, Mr A.J. Davis occupied the forenoon in de- livering this 5] b In the afternoon, Mr. C. H. Plumb, of Holley, a Wal d will be sold to satisfy Jadiomis | peers Pillsbury the pe of ca an tach. and will be sold to satisfy jeune Parker Pillsbury then spoke of the Teproduc- No. 146 147 to October term. 185’, against Sam- sexes: wel tsyington, nnd Richard ‘Waliach, ach foun Van | ie of man by the eswie ~ Richard Walinch and Samuel Byingt and in favo: of William Van Reswick. — W. SELDEN. Marsha) se 10-ts for the District of Colambia. By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. RALE OF CELLENT HOUSEHOLD Forniture.—Oo WEDNESDAY. September 15th, at 10 0’elock a. m., I shail sell, at No. 34 on i4th street, jet C and D, the effets ote. family ae- i + 80 é aoe ie; rant Mosewood enor Suse covered with Resolred, That as woman is the mother of the sik brocatelie, consisting ef 2 Tete tete Sofas, | rece, and therefore more influential than an 2 Arm Chatrs.and 8 Reception Chairs, other being in yiving character and direction to rotected Mary F. Davis presented the following resolu- tons which were adopted - “s Resolved, That as woman is the half of a re- publican nation, she should be invested with all the rigbts and privileges of American citizen- ship, ameng which are the elective franchise, the trial by a jury of her owa Peers eligibility to office, the control of her children under age. and the protection of ber person and Property against agetessivn. Superior Brussels Carpeting. . . our great humanity, she should be P aod yal Parior Fable, with marbie top, assisted by society in attaining the utmost per- jandgome Mantel Crurmeats, Window Curtains fection of development physicaily, intellectually Carved Walnut Bedstead, Walnut Dressing Bu- | 4d morally; and that to this end colleges of reau with marble top, every grade should be unreservedly throwa open to woman, that she may be educated in all de- partments, side by side with ber brother, while young girls should be released from the hope- less, protracted, wasting air of unhealthy work- shops, or awakened from the pany of fasb- ionable dissipation, and attracted into honorable and lucrative avenues of industry, where a juxt remuneration will enable them to gain not only Carved Mahogany Chairs, Mahogany Washstand, marble top, Mahegany Rocker, Ingrain Carpeting, Toulet Sets, ‘airand Shock Mattresses, Bedaing, Walnut Dioing Dabie, he. China, Gisss, and Croc! er ‘able Cutlery, Plated Castor, Forks sud Spoons, Superior Refrigerator, small C: itchen Furniture, Cou: The furniture is of superior quality and in good a liberal and thorough education, but an ele- *erermey 840 md ad orcas: Sonr een matt of | Yated and independent character; furthermore, %; 6, and 9 days, for approved exdorsed notes, | 2% through maternity woman js the world's bearing interesc, 3 The house is forrent,and possession givenimme- Apply to the Auctioneer. St C. W. BOTELER, Auct. By A. GRE Auctioneer. ROPERTY ON i WE DNEADAY, in front of the prem At Ste o'olock p.m: Lat No. and 2,10 subdi- on of eqnare No. 99, having 2 fronton Ninth eet west. atthe corer of south H street, with the :mprovements which are two good two-story brick houses This p: erty is f.onting the resi- dence of Mr. Riley, ax ndsomely iocated. Persons wishing to make a good investment will do well to attend the sale,as it positively will be sold without reserve. ‘Title indisputable. ‘The attention of persons wishing to purchase roperty im this section of the city is most respect ully called to the sale, as the property will be sold to the Inghest bidder. Terms: One fourth cash; Lalanoe in 6. 12. and 18 months, for notes beara interest, secured by a deed of trust upon the premises, ‘Title perfect. se 9-d greatest artist as sufferer, and as she has the fesponsibility of guiding the young mind of ber ebildren for many years after birth. she should be free to select her own surroundings and to Specify ber own time for assuming great artistic work of reproduction, with its toils, suf- f-rings and onsibilities. Mr. Henry C. Wright spoke about woman's controlling ber own maturity, and ber influence vpon ber offspring Mr. Charles Partridge addressed the Conven- tion against paper eurreacy A strong tone of free-loveism is perceptible in ail the speeches thus far, and the Convention, if anything, smells stronger of filth than the Rut- land Convention. Julia Branch will have the opening speech to- morrow. ALUABLE IMPROVED P THE IsLANDAT AUCTION.—On the 15th instant, | shai sel! ' Baltimere Anniversary. Battimoar, Sept. 13. —The anniversary of the battle of Nortn Point, although occurring yes- terday, is being celebrated to-day by a general Sus| ion of business. The principal feature oft v is the removal of the bodies of Weils end McComas to a spot selected in the city, where a monument is to be erected. A large military and civic procession escorted the re- meios. Flags were displayed aud guns fired along the route. A. GREEN, Anct. By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. r Y¥ ViRTUK OF A DEKD OF TRUST TO B the subscriber, bearing date the Sist of Decem- ber, in the year eighteen bandred and fifty-six, and recorded: Liber J. A. &., folic 6. et. o Be and made to secure a certain debt due Juason - The Atlantic Cable net Broken, Mitohell, the subsoiiber, at 12 o’clock m. SAT- URDAY, Septonier il, at 0. Chea te| | ‘Tatntry Bax, N.P , Sept. 10.—Mr. De Sauty, ion Store. in Washington City, C., to an- ‘complish the object of said deed, will offer at public auction. the ton,”” yi the electrician in charge of the Atlantic Tele- graph at this place, declines to make any state- ment relative to the cabie for publication. beyond tr t calied roe country seat cal) “+ cking- in Washington county, being the residence of of the asso- Joreph Gales. rsq. itis bounded on the east by | ‘be Positive assurance to the ayent the new Bisdensburg rond. on the west by the jand | ciated press that there are only tem: ry dim of Washtogton Berry, north by Seaver and Keat- | calties of an electrical nature. and that there is » aud south by city boundary lines; ix very rT no reason whatever for the rumor that the cable improved, and I nies one hundred and | bas parted. —— Seven acres, théreabout. - Baltimore Markets. Termaof “ale: ‘The purchaser will be required to pag gue foarte of e Pazchase tn ey in bend at the Battorors, Sept. 13.—Flour is dull: Howard ime of sale, the residue in six, twelve, and eighteen street and Ohio $5 50. W beat is dull and lower; red $1.28ai 30; white $1 25al 37. Corn is dull; white, 7a ; yellow, ‘Ware Whisky is firm: Obio Mate. Provisions are dull and heavy. monthe from the day of ith interest thereon fom said date, and to give his notes for such de ferred payments, seoured by a deed of trust on the Premises. 4{ the purchaser il fail to comply with the terms of tne within ten days after the day of sale. the subscriber reserves the right to resell the and and premises for cash. after ten days previous no- tice, at the risk of such defaulting parchaser. JOuUN T. MITCHELL, AS. au 19-eokds New York Markets. New York, ber 13.—Fiour heavy: sales of 12590 bbis. State #1.9025.0"; Obto $5.50a5 65; Southern js heavy and nominal — W beat is quiet ; sales of 6,000 bushels. Quo- i-_THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED | tations are nominally I2%e. lower until FRIDAY, Sept. 17th same hour aed place, Corn is heavy : sales of 20,000 bushels ; mixed aa JOH ITCH LL, Trustee. | gsxzic.; prime yellow Sic Masedet c +» Avot’ Pork ix heavy; mess $17.%5al7 40; prime $15 00a ARSH. L of $15 50. Beef quiet and firm. Lard is quiet at of fier k's li yalt ¥e # from Nye Cler! the Suet Coats o1 the District of Columbii County of Washington, and to me directed, | expose to public sale, for Cau, in front’ of t Court-house door of ons comesy, . the 30th day of September. 1858, at I2 0 m.. fo'lowin: Goscri property,to wit: All defendant’s Tight, title, olaim, and interest in and to Lot No. 9,10 square No. 2%, in the city of hington, D. C., to- gether with all and CN and the improvements tl .8-ized and levied upon as Fdmund Riley, and will be sold to sati fe. Gi. May term, 1858,in favor of Morsell & imbie. . V. SELDEN, se6-gts Marshal for the Districtof Columbia. MARSHALS SaLE.—in fieri facins issu Whisky fs dull at 240. Financial. New Vor«, 13 —Stocks are dull and lower. Chicazo and Rock Istend, 71%; Minos bonds, 94; Micbigan Southern, 4%; New York Central, 79%; Pa. Coal Co, 71; Reading, Mo. 6's, 8% WwW SEGARS ITHIN the last twenty days I ba direct from Havana three email invor- fated Le adon Regalins from the cele , nd brated of elmequey. reoe:ved ye of & writ of jee of the 8. Vi Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for th , county of Weibtucton sade ae direoted, shall ee agg oem expose to public sale, for Caen, in front’ of the 10,600 Potomac River Cilin . Court-house door of’ sad county, on TH ‘hese Se: cannot be excelled in style or quality DAY, the30th day of Se ber, 1858, at I2 0%: by thin this market. the “ and soriiee Froverty. to eae 20,000 “Operas,” which I wil sell ie nts clarm and erest eand. Lot No. 10, in quate No. 25. im theres tf | Very low bythe box or thousand. 5 Washington, D.C., together with all and angular nb. SVC nue, bet. th 134 4 the improvements thereon. seized and se 10-3t (ntelhigencer.) to antitfy Judvoinie Nociai ve Miya see AB D 8 '. ° vorof James C. MeGuire, acieea a ALré LLP CHERS BLEEDER se 6-ts for the District ot Cclemena. ween Seay and Seventh Streets ARSHAL’S SALE—In virtue of a wnt M. Vv. B. M. D., ;. Ferg Thompecn, MD. Ny ay gy EY ‘Ofte of Rev. & &- +H. Stone, ist the Cirowit Court ef the Distr pe for im Rien M0. 1a shall expose to PoUhnaete han, in front of che A eB ri e to public SH, in Court House door of end ‘county, on TUESDAY, alive who are in want, phe Sth day of October 1858, at if o’elock m.. the om Keicnemnene Tihla. ies ida tenarent uted tetas and such ike, a + title, Cree See ere. oak ended an A | Calland cod T TOnOe. ng 25 Toot ee ress Pees Sea tie f Taek from Old Union Building, E st., bet, 13th and l4th. southeaa! ovrnes ofaaid square, on H. street. on im rupping ti! north ona line with lith street 98 feet. thence west ona !ine with said H street 25 said ,tith % pu eh Sa ee he anid ne. entra! Academy, corner < u SE! y. Seen BY D0) ee | wres t ns ‘ wall. 0 ae toall who way wien