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be examined by them, with a view to ascertain- Tux Suitusonian Panx.—Mr. Editor: {tis —MOCAL INTELLIGENCE, _ | ts rcamized by tuem, with « view to ances with much pleasure and satisfaction that con-|—AUCTION SALES. _——|_— AUCTION SALES. —_—| gy TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR. cz iToranitn psn smn | Baie coma: Catena | Ene te cite of Wann eas | Br GW ROTELER anatemee—~ | TO-DaY ¢ TO-MORROW MORNING ieee TioN.—This association opened its reventh a Baltimore, and Stearns, of Detroit. "| public, on the improved condition of these] GALE OF EX: WEBN DAY. September By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. FROM AGENT ASSOCIATED PRESS. nual gession, at the Smithsonian Institution, yes- M.C.B Guthrie, of New York, chairman of grounds tn the last few montbs. The removing | 15th, at 10 o'clock a. mT shail , &t No. 594 on lath VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. ON terday afternoon the committee on weights and measures, sub- | of those old unsightly fences, the skilful Pruning | street, between C and . the effects ofa family ae- THE IsLanDaT AUcTION.—On NESDAY, Baltimere Custom House partially Burnt. . milted a report in writing upon the subject, | of trees and shmibs. and the clean and neat ap- | Plining housekeeping. consisting in part of ith | {2S,5th natant, 1 shali sell. an front of the prem’ | py. Members present-—A. 3. Jon po Py | One elegant Kosewood Parior Suit’ oavered with [ises. at 5's o'clock p.m, Lots No. and 2, in subdi lam HORE, Sept. 15.—A fire took place in the Mase ; J eokim. EB Dupu which he read) The ———— recommend: pramncs at the ae avenues, show at once ‘till brocatelie, Consisting of 2’ Tete a-tete Sofas, | vision af ‘square No. 30, having @ fronton N nth | Custom House this mornin > damaging the bulld- Hale, HT. Kiersted, J. Faber. Ne ty ; | the adoption of a decimal scale of weights and | that those in charge are loing their duty 2 Arm Chairs, and & Reception Chairs, s'reet west. at the cor.er of south street, with the amout of about 'Biv.too A Chas. Fillis, W. Proctor, jr. A. B. Taylor, 3. $. | Measures. 1 am bappy to learn that the Secretary of the | Superior Brussels Carpeting, {he improvements. which are two guod two-story uable papers in the Naval office were vs Garrigues, A. Smith, Philadelphia; AP Shar On motion, the report was accepted. Interior and Commissioner of Public Buildings ee eis; wae marble top, , brick houses This property is fronting the rear. stroved, and the building J.J. Grahame, J.B’ Bosley, Baltimore; A a The report of the committee on the preliminary | have turned their attention towards ornamenting tr eu rnaments, Window Curtains | dence of Mr. Riley, and McPherson, FS. Walsh. 8 E Tysbn, Joseph | Tevision of the pepe ‘was taken from | this Park, and that they intend to 3 a sb. SE. és and offices are flooded . hsndsomely located. with water have shade Persons wishing 'o make a good investment will *ECOND DIsraten f 4 the table and read by Dr. Meakim. (rece planted along the avenues and walks this | C&'ved Walnut Bedstead, Walnut Dressing Bu-| de well to reserves Titled peevely Will be} 5 1. now ancien that the muel Sime in TM? Gordon, Cincinnatly supercon Association upon its | Fall and coming Spring—an object very much Carved Mahorany Chairs, Mahogany Washstand, | "ine atsontien of pereart Sos & bubebiss | bure-ecrtoes than was drat spponed "The omg Stearns, Detroit : : T would like to call attention to the entrance on | Mantgane Hooker, Ingrain C Rilty called to the sale as the yopessymonyrenpect, | Senger room wien een waeen. . 7 ony st '. ‘arpeting, Toilet Sets, | fully ca! to the sale, as the will be sold patton | apeaag bey teemeagt “yrt | ee Joveytux Lancuny—Vesterday | Tenth street—it is the principal one for pedestri- | Hairand Shuck Matters Bette he bidder. 1 tirely barnt out, tapether with many valuable : Z Walnut Dining Dabie, | : - Gogdon, of Oblo, and E. Parrish, ot Pa., acted | afternoon, two boys, named John Payne aliar tay indy Teeognds and bullding ; and, as some of Crockery ey Te : One-fourth cash; balan 12, statistical records of ex and imports. The lain that they either get a | [hina Glass, and Crockery, Table Cutlery, mouth, for motes, bearin Interert seccedty If | bullding is aleo,considerabl damaged. The York; a. B. | [ountry Lamond. and Michael Haggerty, entered | fall from the rude stoner ce ng es Be Superior Relrinesee tad Spoons, deod of trust upon the premises. loss is now set down at $40,00). ‘The Bre caught Tas fre eee pion pat H. Stabler, | the store of Mr. Henry Leake, on the corner of | tornia passing the stile’ I Title perfect. if should like, for their | Kitonen Furniture, Cooking Requisites, &o. se 9-d of Alexandria, were appointed @ committee on | Fifth and H streets, and proposed to purchase a | sake, to have it replaced with reas rs more ° al from the watchman’s lamp. . ye farattare is of “ng A GREEN, Aust. National Horse Shew, so . | convenient. }» having been in use ew montas. RUSTEE’S SAL F..—Will be sold on THURS- 4 Hae dele rect the credentials of the follow- | taking the melon, they went away to the com. | A JAIL Furt..—At the present time, and with | bearin 4 ing delegates : mons near by, and seating themselves on the | three more months intervenin, &. m., on ; endorsed notes, | 7th street, near the Centre Market, to the huchoat Show. according to previous announcement, Anthony 8. Jones, Massachusetts College of | ground, proceeded to eat it. bearing i1 ig between the pres- The house is forrent,and badder. for cash, one horse, one irom-gray yon given and de sett of harnes: wat ~ pore poten ney epreemene " pres. ivenimme- | one wagon, one double Be ne rising some of the in the try, J ent time and the December term of the Criminal diately... Apply to Ow DOTRLER fy certain debts and notes, seoured by, & deed of Pat General Wool and stat are expacted tar. Poarmacy After’ finishing their repast, they returned to | Court, there are one hundred and six persons iodide, + Auct. So ae. OF te ta ber 2. woes wings conn ning. The Governors of Massachus- nad a tee Caan agen’ Dupuy, Henry T Kier- | the sho Teeter tae log rant to purchase half | aoisiceg in the County Jail, whose cases await E ABOVE SALE IS posTPONED, | D.G” H. EDMUND CLAWK, Trustee, "| "tts, New York, Connecticut. New. H =, ted, A ex, Cusaman, Jobn Faber, New York | a pou of oni ad ia eee name 1s Dan- | ‘iveatigation by the Grand Jury. The jailor, Mr. | incvnsequence of the rain, to FRIDAY MOKN- | "jy 12-2aw&ds A. GREEN, Auctioneer. | Maine, and Indiana have also nvitations “Cats Ellis, Ambréee Smith, Samoel ® Garri- butter, and on hie way becoming niciose coe BA King, always to be found af ane Ne ne ET nae ee aot. THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED, | agers bave decided thatee rans Oo DPurece sail gues College of Peaoad - B. Taylor, Philadel- eae Riel gd fer g by hep } ine odo due care for the comfort as well as the safe-keep- By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. “iy onder afte: Tiere nat enme beur. be allowed during the progress of the exhibition. Wm. B Chapman, John C. Parr, John Han- | ing where be had left them, and proceeded back ae bis large family of prisoners—some of JAEzOveED PROP. naford, W. J. Gordon, W 3S. Merrell, Cin- | to the cellar to get the butter, and while in the TY AT AUCTIO : ae RSG wag area wee re | AoeeaRe ER ce Hoe ie teas | TRLAMOUB TALE rune pown.| | emgrnesatRemtnaton, cinnati College of Pharmacy. cellar, the largest of the two boys came out tothe | ‘bem in their place. 5 o'clock, we will sel = 0. 7, in Square % = the y of Septem: “ANCASTER, Pa, — ancaster James O'Gallagher, St. Louls Pharmaceutical | door and stood ran te nee. while the emailer | gc vation Barrett, awaiting ‘is kept in solitary | street weet, between’ C’ neal Betaatones, oh 15 | RExt, same County Democratic Convention, Dr. John K. a re- = ur. 7 ; ary igtler of the Trustes. Rash, J, Brown Baxley, Alpheus P. Sharp, Israel J. | from a silk purse containing some eo in Fold | yi viata teen Ot allowed to be disturbed | running bck 105 fect 1 inches toasvfectaley. This | au 19-2awdds for Congress from the 9th district, by seclama- Valentine Harbangh, F.S. Deg) [Pitas cro ‘By strife and itienism, and In favor of the ad- ical Association By order Association one, Haggerty, ran 105 feet 10 inche Si feet thn A. GREEN, Auet. residing, nominated James M. Hopkins . 7, 5 | BY Any visitors other than his immediate rela- | !0ti# improved with a good two-atory Frame Dwel- THE ABOVE = 7 7R-| tion. He made a speech on accepting the nomi- Galtincte Contes eshart, Wm. 8. ‘Thompson, suche ed ‘come faces ers nate? ot hand for 94s tives and Bie spiritual edyity nee Rev. Fa- ing: with ac uridine ones ee eee ee eh ee re eee SDAY mee oe bation, taking round against sectional political Baltimore College o “j 3. Walsh J. Lb. Kia as phe off Teal ot that piswncibow Mr Leake’ vo sa eles pastor of St. Patrick's Church,and ‘his sale offers a good opportunity for a paying bay ndewe a eee ride ae a Kays a ; = ‘Aish.’ ‘ ahs s i . mission of Kansas ference Welt, Joseph W. Nairn, Joseph Walsh, Wash- Tara Say, Pavia ara gees neces St | ioe sanaeeed as ne ite omlbfopeints ok Terme: Gre, fourth cash: the residue in 6, itand | s¢2daw&da A.GREEN, Auot. | ‘ation. He was alco in favor of such a trl bo ington e e - 4 ‘The Executive Commitice reports as electea | ET," excited'suspicion Mr L.. immediately | endeavor, we understand with some succtay, to | mouths, with interes i vithout fe daring the recess: int ’ Pea id put every iron furnace in the country in of trast taken. ‘Title perfect, and without inoum-| | 17, THE ABOVE SALE mm | wou fun to the drawer, and looking in jt fonnd that the dreedfal nee ee arrows contemn amet brane, a ther Postponed until THURS in- | Dlast. “ . Selfridge, Betblehem, Pa; Geo. oe: he had been robbed, and wave chase for the fugi- ate which shortly awaits him. ae 15-ta WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. a vig order ot ter Traatan Later from New Mexice. Werman, Pittsburg, Pa.; O. Gilman rt, | tives, but they were out of sight ree SHAL’S SA Lb.—In virtue of S writs of fie- ‘9: AGRE 2) "e, Str. Lovts, Sept. 14 —The New Mexico iL Keene, N.H.; Charles A Junghaums, Cincin- Officers were informed of the facts, and Messrs. Bustnuss —To-day the business localities se ppt yekl from the Clerk's oltice of the sat esis A GREEN, Auet’s of top 358 ba orien st sopmenices A wane nati, Obio; J. Chadwick Moody, St. Louis, Mo.; | Zimmerman, Suit, Gormley, Giunity, and others, | Peared to be more lively than for some weeks Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia for the By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. dames O'Gallagher, St. Louis, Mo ; Alexander | went to look for the calprits, who were described, past, indicating improvement. The season Leitch, St Louis, Mo; 5. W. Osgood, Daven- | and immediately recognized as two old acquaint- rosie? county of Washington and to me directed. Y'shall | SALE OF HANDSOME MAHOGANY. AND commend. and tee ee ee eee has been remarkably dull, but our merchants | $£POse to public sale, forcast, TRIDAN eae Boome eee CHAMBER and Divina | Gompand and i destroying their fields, which fons to notice them before Messrs. Suit and | Ut¥e “ood reason to hope for an early com- | day of Uoloher: 8, ot leven m.-ali defendant's | Kitcuen UTENsiLs, Ac. would necessarily cause a collision. The in- ‘ ed f id | Gowmiey arecovdea ts Ge house of Payne's mo. | Mefcement of the busy season. The sutdeur | steht Hite, claum and interest in aud to Lots Nos. | NING, IGth instant, at 10 oreleck. we oat sell, at | dians. it ts sald, offered to indemnify him for the The following gentlemen were voted for au — at abate ponent = oon = iba reon sales of the auctioneers seemed to be revived. | 27.28 29 and 33, of pes seniivinioe of Square | No. 237 F street, south side. between 13th and lath | loss of the negro which was the canse of the in- rate Wighs; Dethiik; sesckigen Wan. | sell at the wack gate, nis Gor ehlered it trom | AtMany warehouses tne wagons and arty de: With ni nnd singular the imbsovemonts Wereng, | tirertt: ® lnrce assortment of Household Purns: | cavsicn jeoue Philadelphia, Pa ; Joseph L Lemberger, | the front and searched the house, but could not | Beted the presence of country customers; and ° ag lowa ; Wm. Longshaw, jr., Bayou Sara, | ances by the officers, who bad bad several occ: ture as the salesmen at the store counters, were gener- | Prart mete tt eee ne ae aie Property ain New ane, | Mahowany aun Wolest aes ey grade meee oeggreecese - @ s , Pas Aa they w : e 5 3 - rury. amd will be sold to sutisty icials Now. 234, BM nut Marbie-top en, : ,Sept_14th.—Morrill, the Dem- A.W, Gdlantews Wilategiees inn nee eg: pabeaemeer Gortnley discovered the toying ally actively engaged with the retail trade. Some | 36 and Le Saneston We Tr ee nvor of Geores | Carved mahogany aud walnut Blush sonered Rock- Peder rgpemne Sharan mgs iapvechie’ ts eheea by non, Shreveport, Lia ; George Frederick Aylin, | the rear of the house, endeavoring th ceo Sf car merebanis are recetving fall supplies ; and | E- 8nd Lc aantaton aed Soldner eee eae at George Handsome Carved W intnots #,000 to 9,000 majority. In the third Congres. SOP Close, Robert J. Davies, Brooklyn, N: | himself, and instantly collared him. He tried | thers are rapidly prepa ne nor them; and we W. SEIDEN, Marshal Handsome Tapestry. Velvet and Inrain Carpets, | sional district, (which it wax considered Y ; 5. H. Larweill, Jr., Wooster, Wayne county, | with some desperation, although but a lad of Bearer eupe yeawait cape Se getied i 80 15-ts ut Ck J Qvio; George A Shuesler, Cincinnati, Ohio; | sixteen years, to get free, and hic mother coming | 80¢ industry by a speedy beginning and long 4 ue ae Set. with Marbie-top | gone Democratic.) French (Republican) is elected es, ureaus, Tables aud Stand, Paliliam J. Olitfe, Thomas J. Green, Ray B: | to his relief, struck officer Suit several times once | Continuance of a protitable season, Ns, by a trifling majority; consequently the whole Handsome Chamber Set, with Marble-top Tabies, delegation in Congress ix Republican Easterbrook, Henry King, William Edgerton, | the head. ‘The result was, that both the boy and : GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. Stands, two Bureaus. &o., Wm. M Secnerellis, means A Cassebeer: Edw. his mother were captured, and with the assist- | _WAstINGTox Honricuturat Soctety —The | eee ee Yee TSE TS, One Mahogany and Marbie top Set, L. Milbaw, George O. Bridges, Lewis T. La- | ance of officers Zimmerman and Ginnit: y, con- | annual exhibition of this association commenced | [®OR Be Nan A Tipetior fast sailing packet | French Bedstead. Marile top Burcau and Stand, Fire at Dayton, Ohie. zelle, kdward H. Marsh, John H. Currie, An- | veyed to the office of Justice Williams. Leake ‘schooner Sylvanus, Alien, has arrived Walnut Extension Tabies, covered Lounges, Davton, Sept. 13 —The wagon and plow es- to-day at one o’clock in Corcoran’s Hall, on H | is now discharging her freight. She will tog, Cane-s*at Arm Chairs, Kockers, tablishment, formerly owned by Henry Kimes, drew J. Parker, Samuel N. Stebbins, Henry R. | was sent for to testify against the prisoner, but he street north, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. | ready to recaive freteht for the above port on jsteads, Wardrobes, Side Tables, Haydock, Lucian F. Wheeler, John C Hart, | endeavored to | peer the officer to wait till six rr Robert A Sands, William Hegeman, Frederick o'clock, and the and occnpied by Messrs. Kohler. iser & Pleifen- fenber. was destroyed by fire on Sunday morn- ing. The loss is estimated at $3,000, on which there is a partial insurance. To morrow, (Tu-sday.) Apply to HARTLEY & Foner Tab.es, Washstaud: e oflicer refusing he reluctantly somewhat eerie ree Meio BRO ,%9 and 101 Water street, Georgetown. Dress: er Bureans, Walnui V. Rushton, John D. Dix, William A. heey complied with bis command, and himself an exceedingly unpleasant for the members to bring se 13 lw fairest het Geen % J. H. Westerfield, Walter 3. Coon, Augustus C. | the clerk went to the office and identified Payne their fruits, flowers, vegetables, plants, &c., to OR RENT—The four-story Brick Warehouse Biankets, Comforts, and other Bedding, — Evans. Henry Kiersted, Dr. Rdward R. Squibb, | as one of the two thieves. Leake also testitied | the scene of. display. There is gemma dhe quite and Wharf, No.79, at the southeast oorner of | Grooke and Giaes Ware, Gas Fixtures, Later f Ha: con, Philedcipnig, Pas Hereey Horas 5 Basetd | ton ele eater he nate per ncrde large quantity and variety exhibited, and inost epee “Waren “aod Whark Now 10s west dour Keren vir as etaad under $3) cash ; over that CHARLESTON, Sept. 14—The steamship Ha- Shoemaker, Joseph W. Marie tra nae County constables who ‘bad ‘heard ‘of ts aman | ef,the, specimens ate. really superb.’ ‘The lave | Ros, warahouee nousesingood repeir aut pice | AmoUNE a credit B/G) and Sidayscior notes beatong | vans, from Havana and Key Wee on tte an tire, R. A. Payne, 3. R. Sylvester, John Love, hour at which the exhibition opened bas pre- Water street. Both houses ingood repai:.and - Payne, on being arrested, gave up to oflicer Suit vented us from being able to do justice tthe Joseph B. Moore, Joseph Walsh, Washington, + interest, and satisfactorily endorsed. t, has arrived at this port Sugar was un- Sfqcton given immediately. Apply to P F.R se 14 WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. ; molasses five to six reals. Freights @.C.; John A. Milburn, Alexandria, Va. y pl ph aw hat beaut tas nce re collection this afternoon. The exhibition will | RY. i Se eet ee aes, A eSerling exchange 15 per cent. Reckes C.; John A. Milburn, Alexandria, Va.; Henry | ered $7 ti t 5 —— . Pa 2 Thayer, Boston, Mass.; Edward K.Coman, Bal- | notes of hand, Las not yet transpired. Haggerty | ©OPUBUE Open to-morrow. RASS CHANCE FOR Lerten COR FUTURE DAYS. on New York 3% per cent timow; Chas. A. Nolcine, Newburyport, Manx. | way not taken by the police, as yea? binding] 4 Harp Case.—Some time since, a colored | LOT upon H, near 20th street, 51 by 129 feet, nearly The following gentlemen were appointed a} promise of the county constables to let him KO ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of two writs of Paper Mill Burnt. Presbyterian Church. For terms J : dangerously wounded by some | OPPosite the new br ; fiert facias, issued from the Clerk's Othee : f A ¥, Sept. 14.—The mill at Chatem omunittee on nominations : scot-free if he would disyorge the stolen money, | ™2" Was hiaag d : apply to Dr, CHAS. H. CRAGIN, Georgetown. the Cirouit Court of the District of Column fon LBANY, Sep! “Beary T. Kiersted, New York; Anthony $. | Payne was held to bail by Justice Williams | person in the Seventh Ward, who beat him with | “lap ltawtt the county of Washtugtom und to ioe pee eae'r | Pour Corners was barat thie morning, togetber jones, Massachusetts; W.J.M. Gordon, Cin-|in the sum of $300 for bis appearance at aspade. The evidence of the wounded man was LOCK REPAIRING.—Clocks of every de- cin. 85,5. O'Gallagher, St Louis; Ambrose | Court, and in default of bail was Dheminga at Cc shall expose to puvlic sale forcasH, in front of the | with a dwelling and several outhouses. A man valueless, and the party accused could not be scription carefully repaired, and the strik- Court touse door of said cor TUESDAY, Smith, °Biladelpbia; Israel J. Grahame, Balti- jail. The groans and sobs of the named Levi Gurney was burnt to death in the boy’s mother, | arrested.’ The police have been endeavoring to | ing part properly adjusted, by ai the Sth day of October. 1 12 o’cloce m., all | dwelling more ;'J_.~ Kidwell, Washington. At Large— | when she heard the decision of the Justive, were | obtain the legal witnesses of the affair, but with. J. A. WATSON, Semmnel Byington and Rickard Soltaoh's eat New Haven Municipal Election. Frederick sz. ™tns, of Detroit; George W. ¥ ey- | heart-rending, and excited the pity of the large | out success. Since this aitairthe suspected party | po, 10 Briere street hel beh. of Square northwest of Square No. 6%, in the city New Haven. Conn., Sept. 13.—A spirited elec man. of Pittsbu.” A-P.Sbarp, of Baltimore. | crowd who led sescm bled sk the Station. Om. has bean arrested on a charge of disorderly con- PE hah, Soompatent Worketn eillnr teat to of Washington, D. C.. torether with alt ond tu: | ction book piacelerete-aay Soreunesoroed onan: The ine’ Executive Committee was cer Suit generously waived the charge of assauit set, which will come up for trial to-day ; after Ouse, Cl wa gular the improvements thereon, seized aud levies Fhe report of Tine E and battery against her, and she was permitted | which other charges will be made, and 1f proven, | MeOWn house. A large stock of Clocks alwaya | cular the i property of Samuel Byincton and Kicn- | bers of the board of relief. The Democrats were — nepieiot the foil. “‘W!ng committees were | to return to her now unhappy home. will oblige him to sutfer severely for his con- ee, far Wal tel. ant will be sold to saty udicials | successful by 80 majority. on the table : duct = = L No. 146 — 7 - ecm | teem aye ms <4 ieonte sit mene or S . REN uel Byington, an char ‘allach, an in Van ea Ne jeans. pyr hsd gr gblesap timid oo" the Progress of Famity Jars.—Last evening a case was tried Wasmixcton TuratRe.—To-night, by gene- —_FOR RENT AND 8ALK Reswsae Riehard ‘Wallach and Samuel Byington New Onuays, Sept. 1d —The deaths by fever Pharmacy a Willies before Justice Donn, in which the parties were ral request, the tragedy of Richard III x to be re- [SBx FIRST PAGE. | and in favor of William ys Re DEN, Marshal during the thirty hours ending with Monasy Fe Bonre hs Special Committee .".2*Siident | all related. It appeared that they had a misun. Peated, and. the Washington public will have | OR SALE—A new BRICK HOUSE, conan | ge 10-ts for the District of Columbia. | noon number ®. ef a Course of Study appropriate tot. * 5 derstanding, which resulted in a fight at the 2 ing 81x rooms. situsted on the cerner of A st. — of Pharmacy. « —— another opportunity of seeing Booth as “Rich- And Sth street east,Capitol Hill, Apply on the By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, The Comet. Keport of the Committee on Weightsand M.**- | residence of each*party, and all were more or | os The farce of ‘Paddy Miles’ Boy’? con. | premises after 6orciock pm, se ld-lw* SALE OF FINE PAIR OF HORSES, CAR ures less bruised. Each party selected a magistrate, | cludes the entertainment The Washingtonians RARE OPPORTUNITY—A HOUSE for | §9.B:CES, Haungss, &e., aT Avetion Report of the Committee on the Preliminary , *0d bad warrants issued. They were arrested A —On SAT- Hatirax, N.S, Sept. 14 —The comet was seen of URDAY MORNING, September | 11 o'clock, | bere last night in about 165 deg. ascension, 27 bs mein grentiober reba petearses gprs eagle Wwe shail sell, in front ormy auction stare corner of | deg. declination, north. e engaged. for boarders snd lodgers either durieg the sesrion | 7'h and D stre seg Soetther tea tats eee sud expecially by the speeches of the at or recess of Congress. may be obiained upon tavor- f Sada le mainte techn property of A. New York Markets. female cou#el on both sides ; all speaking to, jaa -y¥ 7 able terms by applying to'CHAS. WALTER. of- further use forthem )| New Yorx, September 15.—Flour firm: sales female cou Hy peaking Very Drunx.—Yesterday, Thomas White was 1 14 St" who has no further use for them her, it was Very difficult for the Justice to dis- r : lyin in Gh ee posite City Hs |. = is nown as one of the handsomest | of 14.000 bbis.: State $4.354.495; Oblo $5.60a5.70, finguish betwe"® the parties, and, in fact, the | found by ofiicer Yeatman lying in the street, bav- OR RENT.—Suits of or single ROOMS, fur sand the gray is offine mettle and | Southern $5 oss 40 bes brs made nou ‘stinetion, for it was that ail | ing fallen under the weight of an awful load of uished or unfurnished, very desirably located, | spi W beat nominally la2c_ bigber; sales of 20,000 _ ally at fault and deserved equal punish- *‘pine top,”’ which he bad endeavored to carry. | by the mouth, week, or less term. ‘Terns mode- — ag pe top Bueeys Ras erogat. wate bushels; red 1ifal22c_, white 120a140c et Ail hens were required to give bail in | He was taken to the office of Justice Doun, and | rate. Apely at 375 Bena, avenue, nearly opposite ak poe y Laurence & Co., New York, wi Corn is bizher: sales of 40,000 bushels ; mixed S100; to heaep the pence uence to the yuard house, to be restored... ‘This | Nations! Hore! . i Revision of the Pharnacopeia Report of the Committee on Local Unofiicial Formule The Pharmaceutical Assoct ton City, through Dr. 5. E ‘son, invited the National Association to vi ount Vernon on Thursday next; which invitation was accepted, and, on motion, the thanks of the Association re- turned On motion of Dr. Kidwell, an invitation to attend the sittings of the Association was ex- by Clicer Harrover. The Justice had his titnce #e¥erely tested bya bearing of the wit. need no better bill to come out in their cote pp We hear, witb pleasure, that next week Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Floren jon of Washing- _ 0. ay. 65 ya72y. white SNak3c ‘s “ — morning he was committed to the workhouse for | _* re F. HOLDEN, wy is oo for double or single | Pork ix steady; mess $17.35a17.40; prime $15.25a tended to Professors Henry, Baird, and Craig of A Just Mzssure.—On last Mo™day evening, | % days. es SNorsh aear tetas onpoerte Pere ne ene les and Side Saddies, Bridies, Biankets,} 1540 Beef quiet and firm the Smithsonian; Commander M. F. Maury, of ington in- No.—It will be seen, from our ad- | (North. my ie hea the National Observatory; Professore Curly and in the Board of Aldermen, Mr. Dunu. Boox krEPino.—l Bi ad. Carriage-jack, Hsy-cutter, &c. Whisky is dull at 2ic¢ This beautiful Lot is 144x210 feet, at the proper | ‘Terms casi i i losed, with s 3) foot alley in the r Clark, of Georgetown College; Professor Riley, vertising columns that a course of instruction in | grade, and enclosed, with a 30 foo! y troduced a bili to increase the amount of licé™s¢ of Georgetown; and W. J rowne, Esq. of the ceed ley.onthe side. Iftoo large, 1 will sub. | 2°22 298 A-GUEEN, Avot. Financial. i i . If too large, I will sub- | — ———— — = imp on first class taverns; the bill was re- book-keeping is about being given by Mr. Thos divide ts. Tote dentine & protty sper. and pple = SAC COr Ae oe ee ae ier osx, 4 Laren oe aut ent ricultural department of the Patent Otlice he lice committee, who will doubt- r, at the Central Academ: Young gentle- | room on which to build, would do well to look 7 VOR! : .E _ 1 0955; Lite “er he President then rose and delivered his an- psig ok poi pte opportueity to report it and Cre who desire to become scacsintea Sith this | this Lot. Also, for sale, 27 Lots in square | the subscriber, bearing date the ist of Decem- | bondx, 903; Michigan Southern. 23% ; ow York nual address. have it put upon its passage, in yiew of the fact | yaluable acquisition, would do well tocall on | fronting on north V and be atrests, and sen a ber, in the year eichtoca hundred and fifty-six, Central, 74; Reading,4=\; Milwaukie and Mis- 4 oe expression of thankfulness to Provi- | that the licenses all expire on the dirst of Novem. Mr. Clear. lith streets west, every Lot binding on (1856,) and recorded © ead lence, he rev jewed the work of the standing committees, alluded to the necessity of strict regulations as to ethics and contributions, and suggested that the ablest professional! essay should be rewarded by an appropriate token of regard. He then proceeded with a detailed bis- tory of the foundation of the Association, and the causes that moved thereto, the principal being the desire to strengthen the hands of the United States authorities in reventing the importation of spurious drugs. ‘The good work of repressing quackery and raising the standing of the phar- maceutical profexsiag, in which the Association bas been engayed, was next alluded to in appro- priate terms, and then followed a review of the Proceedings of the Association at its various an nual meetings for ibe past six years. Hecon- r J. A. &., folio 55. et. ber id i it should be passed, as it alley Also,a Lot ontth street west, between M seq., and made to seou: certain debt due Judson f next, and in case sl ea, A ‘a and N street north, in square 481, fronting 47.6x93.4. Mitehell, the subserih l20’clock m.on SAT- deubtless will, to have it take effct from and | Wyaan was again favored with a full mont | Aino, aevern! Howseband (ots in ocharlocaies, | austell September 11, at J.C. MoGuire & Cos after that time. The present license on taverns | last night. Remember—he gives his farewell Hi 8 plat book of Washington, I shall be | Auction Store. in Washington City, DG, te ace WOOD AND COAL and ordiuaries of forty rooms or more is $100 per jevees this afiernoon at 334 o’clock, and to-night | pleased to give any desired aernee gee comes hoe aang oe Ral — wilt _s. aor sale rooms, $75; and all other taverns and ordinartes | Pt delights our readers at the Navy Yard, at Odd JOHN G. ADAMS, Grocer. Joseph Gales. t sq. itis bounded on the east by yo oe $60 per annum. The proposed new bill provides | He delat Hail; and on Monday he opens at For- Corner &th and L streets, the new Bladensburg rosd, on the went by the laud alte cosnomy onl cenvacsavee tesem one Se en oe eee Te inte than oom Bum: | rial, Gealpetows se 3.5t* _ Northern | of Washington Berry, north by Seaver and Keat- Northwest corner of Ith and C sis. No. 5&7, ’ e Innds, and south ty city boundary lines: is ve N dred rooms and less than two hundied, shall pay OUR SALE—At fur pr: ighiy, lespraveleent ifm A agente sto] ‘amd | seg jot ‘one square south of Pa. avenue, B license of 200; and all having two hundred | , FaMiLy RELICc.—See the advertisement of a] ff terma—LOTS Nes. 1. ehiy improved, —, rooms of more $300 per annum. lost watch. Jt was a family relic, aud is valued | joining, containing 47.967 square fee 7) or thereabout. YENERAL FUEL DEPOT, = pee pry pep 5 sale; be purchaser will be reanired to | Gavurcge’s.—Our and the Washington public’s | oeyond expression by the family of the loser. It street north, and in Square No 63. ‘These lots are | Pi Foot af Seventeenth strect, old acquaintance, Gautier, has of late made ex- | js therefore to be hoped that, whoever may have | suitable for dwellings, | war ted. brick yard, or other purpo- | lle of a map ‘Terms ouch Perea desirous of purobasing oth- i e oaths from the day of sale, . Ni please mske positive arrangements to 2 id will be sold separate. if desired. Apply to | 700! "| erwise wi tensive preparations for his fall business. For hey wit have character enough to return it CARD WEBB. tere story) th strect. from said date, and to give t d some years past his elegant establishment bas | Promptly. tf ferred payments, secured bs that effect at the tame of purchasing. oie hes Lacross and Milwauk 2; Ve 6's, 0. 6's, 54%. Orders solicited, and will receive our best person - = | al attention. T.li@ »G La, E g rl ich had low- ISE F SNT.—A fi tery BRICK | | If the purchaser shall fail to comply with the W. corner 12th and C streets, No. 57, cluded as foilows- ++ My otticiai tions with | been a sort of exchange or gathering place in Rain.—Last night the clouds which OUSE FOR RENT.—A four story : ° i Lintidioastrsete Atrean Pharmenteal | wale the mo fetfonabit indy of 'and | gly vyonttns Meet apoes Ped te soak the | Exeeets earths reese er etnies tink aes | eeeat mea neneecs que emer ea el aie | sagan" Werene eaten, pregossoringehp gon se Apion irae rte inca aotieen eee ee drenching rain, which has continued to soak the E reets north, directly je members of the Axsociation for this mark of | semble. £6 chambers, saloon, parlor, dining r and premises for cash, after te distinction, and for Geir indulgence and courtesy favorite resort; for Le and bis army of assistants, | 4fth to-day, making out-door business exceed- s poavions no- 1 (7 COAL, COAL, COAL! kitchen, with a bath-room, water closet, tee, at the rink ot suee Saleen ee a OAL ofall kinds ae ie We Gaur. extended to me daring the past sexsion. The | among whom ‘are. quite half a dozen of the mast | ingly unpleasant. dnd meat, and voretasies, under the pertamen, tie JAS. C. MCGUIRE & Go. Aucts. | se7-102 Desiere in all kinds of Feel. duties which will aagage our attention cannot | accomplished French cooks in this cotaty, Wilt | ‘PRia ar THR Guaro Hoveg.—The only case | And ment, and v newly painted aud pavered. For | au 19-co&de (Union. WAWED AND SPLIT WOOD ts the article for fail to be mutually profliable and interesting,— | leave no effort nnevsayed to preserve its repula- | this morning was Joln Corcoran, drunk and dis- | particulars apply to G. W. rHILLIP, Deputy Mar- A the post in that respeet will hea guarantee for the | tion as a confectionen ¥ establishment and ladies future. ‘There is a feature in these annual assem- blies which most have impressed the mind of every member who was participated in the pro- S POSTPONED corsumers ae] in, as its econoniy and conve - same h id place. nience recommend it. TCHYLL. Trustse. J. & W. M. GALT. THE ABOVE SAL shal, negt door, a men’s want. equal to Thomp- | orderly; workhouse 90 days. == he ie cen or kayo X, UIRE & CO., Auct’rs. Proprietors of the City Steam Wood Miils, ba R RENT—The store on Ohio ave- wnt vias - —womer STORE FO =NT—The store on Ohio ave- JOH) shee Bi Fit sata Mey ocacees it aL ad PRS Worn Reapiuc.—Wohy is it that a0 many surler | © nue. between 2th and Isth sts It is particular-] a9 Jade 5 many Offi rthwest corner 12th and C ate., No. 5i7, And repine and diag out a miserabie existence, un- | ly suited for the grocery and rel emma pp ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a wnt} .%0*,2° ceedings of former yeare—ghat of earnestness and | bered, it is modelled fitted fur the enjoyments, and even ordinary pur- | to'T. J. & W. M. GALT, northwe: fe 25 leotf MARS facias issued from the Clerk’s office of OAL! zeal in the performance of the duties, of unity of — suits of life, when reliof may be Sotnined, and hetith SS a aaa ea Hue Crreuit Court of the Disinet of Columbia fortie | yO A LC OAL : i > Lo urpose and eutire harmo,ty in conducting the} 4 Cwanor.—The recent di: solution of the well vigor restor! bya treatment oO 3 = = unty of Washington, an: rected, aug aerate a he de hai ons sao safe, rmanent in its charaoter? 8 SAND GAME to public sale, for Casu, in front’ of the “t received, nloadi estore of tne sents eee the Wear, | Known and popuiar Washington city dry woods? Fo those no have solored tong i dine, Ores =s erved at Gourt-house door of ssid county, Ga FAUMBTAT. | the Casnieas the foot of lath ottoek besarte! ie ene commoe brotherhoad . ‘May we on the | firm of Clagett, Newton & May, is a matter of | ultimating in loss of appetite, vigor, &c., the under- R’S SALOON, Present, as on each succeeding, anbiversary—if . t! ‘ oar Cc. GA the 9ith day of September, 1858, at 12 o'clock m., the | go of Red Ash Eeg-eize COAL, free from =. geneval interest here, for no other house has sold | Sikned tenders his professional services, sssuriug | g6}4 jw "232 Penn: syivania avenue, ry 3 ‘oe for cash, or undoubted paper at «: the sufferers, in candor and sincerity, pleasent, gua- : SH, 4c. febts tiles percha pare pl and toi tonne Sites. “a'carge of White Ash daily expected. permitied thus to meet—endeay or to discharge | more goods in their line among us in the course | venient and proper preweriplions, 6 't oruugh eure M ACKEREL. HER RING, CODFISH, &c, square No. 2-8. in thecity of Washington, D.C..to- | Come and see for yourselves. W. BATER, the obligations which rest upon u 4, under a deep | of the laxt ten years. ‘Their manner of transact- | and sound body ‘and mind: without Bapie sant re = bbls, es mackerel . gether all ond sic lar the se plem operd Wood and Coal Denier, comviction (in the language of an vloquent pro- | ing bnsiness with all, secured them a very large | strictions or hinderance from ordiuary business pur- 10 do; family Shad, in bble.’and half bb's. thereat ped bo | eves Sar See rpeerty of ae (Btates.) 14th at., near the Cazal. fessor, in relation to pharmacy.) ¢iat ‘it is the | share of the wont Promramie castese of tia D)le- | PONT diccanen ofa private satate, trom whatsoever 20 half bbis. Roe Herring, No. 41.to May term, 16%, iu favorof Morse & | — :VENTH STREET. 199 sacred duty of every member of a Liberal Profes- | trict of Columbia and the surrounding counry, cause, reosrtor chronig, strictures, an irrita- A) boxes Scale Herring, Kimble. W. SELDEN. SEVENTH * . 422 sion to rise at times above bis mere personal and | which will, of course, be retained by Mr. Jobs ble vladder, &c.—also, Scrofula, Asthma, Kheuma- 2,000 Ibs. Codfish, se6-ats Marshal for the Districtof Columbia. WOOD !—COA WOOD !!'"—COAL !" pecuniary interests. and to contribute somewhat B. Clagett, the senior member of the dissulved lism, Pues, &c,, skillfully and successfully teeta. 2ca es eae amare aud half boxes, * Ee cas aE eae a Wohsee gow on tho wan ban euaneee. of saperior of bis time, his lofluenee, and bis abilities, tothe | arm, who, pega its whole existence, was the Dr. ae veneer ‘perbie tlag hen helepoacipes p earmy at ise ey Se, office of the Red and White Ash (Anthracite) Chat — after the ma oF negprpenid President the ear asd al ue ante ane erie Bharat tn jays of each week. Can be ov ted H C. PURDY, Circuit Court of the District of Columba for the | offer at the lowest prices uf delivered from Association adjourned to meet this morning at | face will continue to be visible at all timex dur- | 4 mine o'clock gone, 58 Nationa! Hotel, from 10 ead (Successor to Thompson & Hamilton,) county of Washington, and to me directed, I sels. i i r han large stock of Oak, Pine, and K. B. Hanuis, M. 809-eolw No. 33 Penn. avenue. -| expose to public ale, for Cast, in front'of the | *“steo, on hard, « ad ing business hours, as of yore, ut the old stand of nbis-WPhFt Residence, Rich Va. | = USICAL INGE FEUUTISN. Sanct-house door of said county. on PAURE. Sickery Sy ot oe ene the @ttention Claggett, Newton, May & Co. - = = = 1 oo to | m4 the following desori Property, to wit: Au — CHAPIN & BRO., Tae Spxaxer’s Dask Among the few fa- MARRIED. a paps tactile Picceione Caste i y Hendant’ SECOND Day. ‘The association met at 9 o’civck this morning, the President (Dr. Chas. Ellis) in the ebair he meeting came to order. and the minutes 7th street west, 5 defer right, title, claim and interest in and to eS pee GO ne Raymond Young, | his pup: s that his Pianoforte Cinssesnreagain Lot No. in Nquare No 258, in the oity of ne l-Im 5 “éecdeae = miliar things belonging to the all of the old | (ote eee Oe ee ee sn.operation, commencié MONDAY Sept Wasnngton, D.G- together with ail and singular me and apeeueea.” ® proceedings having been House of Representatives, which were left un- | Wood Cot, Prince George’e county. Maryiand, to , OY its thereon, seized and levied between 10th and bog sapakobietaer Al‘ison Nallor. and will be sold On motion, the names of all members who had el to May term, 1858, in fa- arrived since the meeting of yesterday, were or- dered to be eurotied upon the register, and the touched after the late sale, in which it was | MARY, daughter of the te Major P. G. Howle, of | Guy's new store, . Aver ts e 1 strip; s former paruphernajia, was the | ‘8 Marine Corps. MO Aiapeucitions ata made personally to Mr, Pai- | tv sstisty Judioinl : OVEMENT IN COUKING GREAT IMPROYENEN r Bs wi Consumption of Smoke and Gas, and Sav- 3 ‘ie Chait cod Desk ae Diane On the 4th instant at Weriey uspel, by the | mer. at the class rooms, between tie hours of 4 and | Vor of James C. menew SELDEN, Marshal P' foes of Fuel. icp ‘s ra . ‘These, w: e Scar- .L. F. Morgan, a , Fi 5p. 3 the Distnet ‘olum! 10 ar following new arrivals came forward and regis- let hangings and decyrations about them were Ri ne MARY ELIZA BE H STALLINGS, ail of | 8, (in advance) Primary instruction —w08-s ___forthe Distiet of Columbia. _ 9 71.5 satacribere tobe plencere in offering s— i oe C. B. Guthrie, N.Y; EF purchased at the late sale by C. Wendell, Esq, | this city. quarter ; advanced perf rmers $10 per quart ounelly, Philadelphia; W.S. Merrill, Cine: new PATEN TE D GAS- tomers @ Tr? s"Ofice of | BURNING COOKING STOVE, which nati; AT Law, Rochester, N.Y ; a’ P. Mil- pope of the Washington Union, for a sum On the 9th instant, at South Milla, C rides cous. langements with Schools can be effected. fi zat, Boston; H. W Lincoln, Boston; TC ttle exceeding $40; and have been, we under- N.C.. by Justice Cherry, Mr. ANDREW 8 The Georgetown Classes will meet at M MAESHAL'S SALE —in virtue of a wnt of | ous ty, N stand, presented by the purchaser to the Grand | LEI fier: facias, isued from the Ci the Circuit Court of the District o! Fail, lumbia for | they are now manufacturing for their i Y Sal 2H, formerly of this city,and MissSARAH | rover's Female Seminary on MONDAY ’ the County of Washington, and to me directed, I : - . to pubiie ale, for Casi, in front of the lee. fa c ; Jas tcc cena: — of Masons for use in their ball, leaked of | A.J. BARNES, of Portsinouth, Va. 4 ee Cinsaen will meet As before: ap- Crust Hous ope of enid county, en TUESDA 4 A ya; © A. Heinitsch, Lancaster. Pa Niotg and D streets. On yesterday workmen DIED — ~~ {| plications for which may be made by note or person- | 1) e Sth Uctober = oo rode heat of the fire ii The Committee on Credential: ted that nya its traj i ‘4 {] Jally to Mr. a8 above. f Lowing describ. d property, to wit: All Sem"! M. je the fuel, they baa csamioea the credentials or the dense pigs atee wih ote ie renova to that ace Tuesday saretng, ihe Teh natant, alter ant higito aitimore Classes will continue as before. Knight's right, title, clatmand interest iaand to that | Cooking stoves decomposes - illness of two yeurs, © gates from the Massachusetts College of Phar- } piace. be if macy, who had arrived since the Commitice’x repo:t of yesterday, and presented the following gentlemen: Thos Hollis, 8. M Coleord, A. P. Melzar, H.W. Lincoln. The committee appointed to nominate officers for the ensuing year Teported the following : For Presideat— Joba L, Kidwell, D.C. First Vice President—Edw R. Sgaibb, N.Y Secoud do—Jas O’Gallagher, St ais. Phird de—Robt Batty Roull,Ga sRecording Seeretary—W. J. M Gordon, Cin- innati Corcesponding Secretary — Ambrose Smith, . nder the grate, ite oxye secu: . Palmer's ser- Lot No. 2, in Square No. 3i8, front- | fresh air is admitted. hronah 4 i ICHER PALL in themth year | TP eiaehaie eae Tt 25 fgot'om Hl streot north, Sed Poedey sek: | chamesed teters othe passed through the fre pat. AICS Ee Ties by early application. __se lt 5t_} ing 25 fa mmencing at a point “5 feet liuch ferm tre | chamber. The close flues at the top of the atove LADIES THORS LADIES’ SHOES !!—The | oovtheast corsor of eaid equate, os heeds | cones $2 frLinng tas combusting, A large portion uccess | have met wi'h during the, runbing thence north ona line with lth street 9 a. thereiore, ses Of in the shape of eflnronpee Seg pinay omg gee pes PORTS feet. thence west on a ph Ine ee ay ey A Bien ot Ladies’ Shoes, @f my own make, at | so2F° thence south ona line with anid Alth erent so smoke. Cet Eralk apd snterfore With, the takime sor the following prices: 1,25 | feet to said H street, and thence exst on said H st. | i" e gas Whicn combines with the lime and so Ladies’ best English Lasting Griters. $123 | 25 feet to tue place of becinning, containing 2.450 | of ¥ the mortar ofthe chimneys, loorecing the. man was in th® | [adies’ best double sole Morocco Boo! 35 | Square feet, more or less, inthe city of Washington, bricks. and exposing the dweilings to tne danger of crepe Chi ren's Ss ene ry ee D.C , together with siland singular the improve: | Briel ona ae "ROS +, No. 5 nn = on , protract their meetings, with a view to extend to enumlt to the will of his Li oho neg “ae P.B.T ai csitiorn cn erty of Wuight, and wil be a woul afte aaa below th vi © 3 os 8. Tam se! the werk —— these Meetings ministerial aid pee ee a eee ee id to sir would cool the gas below the irniting temper ee smal! childrento mourn ry No. 348 to term, 1858, in favor of Th r henner be rendered the the Washi: thr I children. journ their Skin Gaiters, warranted, at $2.50, Pe and Archana C. Staley. their next friend, | ture, but by the proper appi.cation stove will Tender pastors of the Washington irreparable loss. RELiciors Metixes.—We have memtloned that a revival of considerable interest is in pro- gress at Pletcher Chapel. We now learn tat in Thursda) Potbectinliy invited Wesley and McKendree Chaptls also there are ftoattend. religious awakea\ags that render it necessary to How mysterious are the waye of Providence, A Protract ihe meetings at those stations. Other | few years ago this esti _ stations of the Methodist Churcbes will soon fol- pr frome of Keren eae tow the example of their brethren, and begin to ‘affliction was placed upon sly heated to a Lemperature of several 1 " - DUPONT’S 35 Asbury it vs. Sainue! M. Knight, Wm. W. huntred degrees (which 1a one 0, the a Philadelphia Stations by able wiaisters fiom various Confer. ‘Phen leaving all | !oved below, 35 —es N OW DER. ¢ Campbell and Jona H. FR ee LDEN, Marshal tures of the yatout.) the gases are infamed in nume- ences. B pee pp olny mp tower a W. ALBERTVKING. Groruerown, D.C. for : Tor Columba. | File ets, and t cif combustion is euhoient to be Peete Samuel M. Colcord, Boston. Lord Jesus help me now to flee & past the Yole Agent in the District of Colum-| 80 10 ts for the District o the oven, even if the draft through the fire-ohamber Executive Committees Garrigues. Phila] Spogr at THE Maasites.—The sportem en re- od cvsk my pape clone intnes. is for Mesers. at & Co.. of Wilmington, Del. | een | the oven even ift ciate teer ene — D> nee. Port that the ortolan wre very plentiful in the elt may distress and mag woe Fe. Keeps constantly on WOE See oral HE WASHINGTON CIRCULATING LI- | In addition So the-onsinney dinrst = raging ena doa Recording Secretary er eficie pea marsbes on the Potomac and Anacostia, and anany v hn fiercely the tempest aay biow, he A nba oon Me part— te = doors south of Pa. Avimne, an oh inhee draf, through the top Cg Co > hunting them upon Ite fury Appais me no more. by them, e ining Powder, in 25and Sib. kegs | Rleventh street, a fe door in of ttnell audiehend bo antaele 100 Parrish, Philadelphess wrt eoamacy—E., | have been very successfal im wipe rg More uickiy sho ford breathe ; Lerner feckot de: (U, 8. Govern 104. M. TO 10 P.M. Upper draft not only consum. s the exsee, but it helps W Parish, Philadelphia, W. S$ Thompson, | recent tides. The tides sosteg been high the ‘dew is ‘erspeading my cheek ; Cmca neers cee nthand 50 Ib. kege Oprn Dariy FR . pay te preserve the high Reltimore; Jobe Jacksoe, Knoxville, Tean.; W" | sportsmen have not boca obliged to labor as bard i pprosches of deoth, Sporting FAP F. & FEF. ir 6%. 125 and 25 |b. k 4 by Congress, April 18th, 1814, cenane Conmaed te tne A Brewer, Boston; Ambrose Smith, Corres #s usual, in the tall grass, to start the 3 the My hi ep omener aieg to beenks Doan ee * Powder, in 6% Chartered by solani whioh are made dou nd ponding Secretary ex officto. driving the birds to the edge of thy a paaeele creme om a ht hy ; di int ContaIntnc 12,000 VoLumes. pistes. By rereen te carticd on when theivel ie but Oa motion, the above nominations were con- » Where they can be shot and obtained The Of the eonquerer won, Pemoai Srsin ‘ ~ a biichiians Micsived cates ia: cee apes and thy fuel ounseqae tly burus Srmed by separate ballot, except the Executive | withou: dificuity. This plenitude of game has | , ive by submitting to die. K. R. we Kifle 83 ne es All the New Publication: € iz pany aot Committee and the Committee on the Progress } caused an active demand for powder and shot, the tant, JAMES O. R.. aged 3 years H of Bharinacy, Which were, on motion, laid over | and many guns, which have teen laid acide fat — ‘of Jo to taken upat the next session de. 8, : Se age es MeDermott. | F. TF. FFF, fms in ob eter Canisters | This valuable Library 'w thrown open to the john ann trl ince on Thu was then conducted to the xe big ins! mouth, son Sears, are again belag Lroug'at Into service. ang} ‘Tamerel the As hod ublie at the low rate ot heating the oven is found in the fact that the oo ad Rif Ib. canisters aL 5 om. will be ready for baking evenbefure the bre is Chair by Chas. E the Chal id i Pp ide tet _— + ane, y Safety. Fuse oe superior giroin barreis ha cis puns ats iat bas : oughly Kindled. and much sooner than in any we a ex-Chairman. a. TSHIN nem rn — Le ery subscriber is iberty 2 outone | stow: = ny, troduced to the imeeuing a of Woman Sbarag ge weed orate can of the'mn, are respectful "A of t] jo above will be sold at mane ioctersts fo leer quaree, two oc:avos Or under; and keep the ute o - barnine Reeves ave theauter of she ¢ wt] Oa taking the Chair, Dr. Kidwell made a few auaeet, Between In G ares the léth instant. Mrs. MARY Fioes. and delivered free of charge to any par folio four weeks, quarto three weeks, octavo two Gas ae bet it will or Sppropriate remarks, and invited the Vice Press sige mreets,) has added to his fashionable | pi EN KU W Scomort Sylvester Kuuns, in | F Ce eas ace so | Weeks, dudecimo and unter one weeks a ax. | leadune. presen be thetr appropriat. ats. stock of hats, ca, bi and furs. ine | the ear ot ie aracter of owd: sa Ae tft and ou! y supersede ‘others. rouneer. aged Wn, Prectorchalrman of the committee Ships Ss matoend yeamesnontsot vajua: wig bios te aaa areata ze and favorably knows for's nau oman its omine the Library, - wecnnher 4 — seaman it afore. priate cePcut Ssyllabus of a course of study | which he sells very small advance on their a need a tao" from her laterendenge, | 2, deem it unnecessary bed ; Jés, Crurmine Libetne queen pene soe authned atte to the student of Pharmac cash cost to him. S| day We take pleasure at ail times in showit 4 bain elf - oe heasen Soot St readuiy mllted & report which he stated had been pre. | vertiscment aa ill te percetved bis ad. | ond street. salnpion ‘dnd iyi of packages 10 sportsmen SCHOOL BOoKs—scHOOL BOOKS: Commands a preferences Over any | rere ve suites, put which be aid not | system is that of “the Othere ufficient Mabed for the beast of = ee ogg b- | sales and small profits, hetter commae “yt ete sraortment of Schoo! | “We knot this stove to be the, most eou- N {L7~ Office No. 95. High street, = ‘A xeneral and cbm| a are to be bought in this city at pl a = a | joining the Canal Bridee. Books sad be sae and private schools ethorent. po he charges, “We advise all to give him a berties BWA Ena as RN RAEY | MYLRNEAPL TROON HEIR Re Se herdc Rake ae” |e ase, tad so distinguisted as this. He moved ‘he report be subsnlited to a commilter of twos ts