Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1858, Page 3

__LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. _ {> Though « The Star is printed on the fastest steam press in use south ef Baiti- mere, its edition is se large as te be pat to press at an early teeme ats, therefore. wid be sent @Weleck. otherwise they may mo. appear Batil the mext day. Tux Union Prarxe Maerixos are contin- ued the present week at the Rev. Dr. Butler's (English Lutheran) Charch, corner of Eleventh and H streets, and are attended each afternoon by large and deeply interested congregations. These meetings have been in progress, we be- lieve, abott six months; and jartag this time, Mis thought that 3 La number of persons bave been led to embrace religion, whose atten- tion was first called to the subject of prayer and repentance, by attending them. It would seem, from this fact. that the erance jous men and women of the various Christian denomina- tions, in keeping up the interest originally awa- kened in this community by their united efforts in behalf of the careless and indiff-rent, bas not been lost upon the objects of their pious solici- tude, and that, in some instances, persons have been converted who never before gave the sub- Ject of feligion more than a passing thougbt.and were led to the prayer meetings at first from mere motives of curiosity. We have recently heard of a@ nomber of instances of this chaa*ter. charcb, at the five o’cleck meeting yesterday af- ternoon, was completely filled with ple, and the exercises were of a deeply Interesting ebarac- ter. The Rev Mr. Morsell opened and conduct-d the meeting, and was assisted by Rev. Doctors Smith, Garley, Sunderland, Sampson yal members of the laity. After the opening hymn had been sung. Rev. Mr. Morsell read a portion of the one hundred and nineteenth Psalm, commencing “O, how I love thy law; it is my meditation all the day.’ Upon this portion of Seriptare, the Rev. gentleman spoke briefly and eloquently Rev. Dr. Smith followed, and read some sta- tistics furnished by the Secretary of the Wasb- ington City Bible Society, showing the number of copies of the Seriptures which had been dis- tributed by that society, durihy a short period to families heretofore destitute of them; and containing much valuable information as to the it mode of dispensing the Bible, and as to the large increase of their benevolent operations in this respect Kev. Mr. Sampson spoke of the interest which those not professing religion bad in the daily prayer meetings—particularly those having fam- ities—and went on to demonstrate the point by saying that there were occasions when the pa- rent bad need to impart religious instruction to bis echildren ; in sickness it was often necexsar fer him to direet his offspring towards the Sa- viour, and inculeate in the minds of bis loved ones the divine precepts of the Scriptures. How couid he do this unless he himseif read the Bible and became acquainted with the way of eternal salvation ? . Rev. Dr. Gurley spoke of the relation between Prayer and the success of the word of God. He wished this relation were better understood ; the Spirit was given in answer to prayer. He thought the prayers of Christian people should be direct- ed to two objects; first, thet men might search the Scriptures; and, second, that reading they amigbt understand and be directed to seek Gud An eloquent prayer was then offered up to the throne of Divine Grace, and other remarks were made, after which the benediction was pro- nounced. Tue Serena bexs.—To-night the Virginia Ser- enaders open fora brief season at Odd Fellows’ Hall. The company comprises some of the best talent in the Ethiopian concert line in the coun- try, among them being John Landis and Paul Berger, both of whom will be remembered by our plaisure seekers, from the yenuine pleasure they have previously aifurded to Washingto- ians, as without rivals in their respective parts in such entertainments. The newspapers else- where speak inenthusiastic ierms, not only of the professional imerits of the individual members of this accomplished troupe, bat also of the artistic skill with which their entertainments are inva- nably conducted, from beginning to end. We cannot doubt that the hail will be nightly crowd- ed during their sojourn here. Grocenizs anv Ligvoxs —Onr dealers gene- rally are preparing largely for the coming busy seasom. Heavy stocks are already in store wait- ing for customers. We know of no men in the world whose promptness, politeness, and busi- ness tact entitle them to a larger patronage than the merchants of W ington. Our friends, Barbour & Semmes, especially, seem determined to be ready fof every demand that can be made Upon them inthis line. We were astonished to see the very jarge purchases _ bave made, with & view to the approaching fall demand. Our city and ry friends would do weil to look in at the blishment of Messrs. B. & S. before making purchases elseWwhere. Liorp’s, inthis city, is fast becoming as famous locally, as its namesake of London is, the world over. Lloyd bas given an air of business to the southeast corner of the intersection of E and Sev- enth streets north, such as it never before wore. fie is a man of energy, industry and unsurpassed enterprise in bis line, and as a caterer of creature coinforts, has no superior. Those who frequent that portion of the great thoroughfare of the Fed- eral Keto lis in which he is located, may bave eur word for it, that they will be able co obtain nowhere else ia Washington finer edibles, drink- abies, and smokeables than are always at tle lastant commands of the crowds of guests Tue Rieut Way ro vo Bustness.—Sce the advertisement of Mr. John B. Clagett in another column of the Star. He is about to adopt the one price, quick sales and small profit’s system ia the transaction of the business of his new dry = "house His great experience in the trade fe, devoted aitention to business, and unvary- we soticitude to yive satisfaction to all cust: * will, doubtless, when superadded to the meptioned above, cause such a rush upon him for’ dry yoods, as even the late su popular firm of Chagett, Newton, May A Co, never experi- ene Bav Wuisxy —It is not easy to account for the large quantity of bad whisky in town at the present time; but it is certain that it is very plenty. The evidence is, that many patriotic svubg men, Whose desire for the common weal leads them to attempt the destruction of tuis ene- my of peace and order as fast as possible, have tad numerous conficts with ‘the captain” re- eutly; bat, unfortunately, they generally came otf second best in the contests—as the register at (he guard-house, the Lespital on such occasions, plainly proves A Few Wirtyes —To-day, a preliminary «samination of the case of the U.S es. Susan #riece, is to be had at the office of Justice Donn. She le charged with keeping a Lawdy house, sud Upon one sammons we counted the names of «wenly-<wo persons. All bave been summoned; suns say Chey will appear, others say they will ery. and others are unwell or have sick families whieb will prevent their atiendance possibly. There is another summons out, with other names upen tt Masonic Wizivarioxs —The following visita- tions will be mad» to aie various Lodges of Ma- sonst the District by be Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia wikia the current and co month. ‘To New Jerusalem Lodge, No pt. 23; National, No. 12, pt ; Lebanon, $F ,'° Ort 1; Washington Naval, No’ 4, Oct. 2: B® Frenek, No. 15, Get 4; St. John’s, No. 11! Oecd <) Dawson, No 16. Ort Cet. (5; Federal, No. 1, Vet lugtee Centennial, No M, Oct Il; firam, No Ww , and to Wash- Asorien Pre Nic —The young folg; of Ryiand Capel advertise the best pic nic of the season , to come off at Arlingion Spring on Friday next ‘They have made extensive preparations for a good time, aad the public can bear them witness shat they never fail. Their object, too, ix a good eure, Will be appreciated by many who will perticipate With them on this occasion ine bating a small sum towards the church sree Set this is perhaps the last pie nic, of one of the last, of the season. ad who can, ‘Taiats at THE Geaxp House —Cornelius McNemar, vagraucy ; worklouse 6u days. An- drew Reynolds, do. and drunk; tine and costs $1 DW; Samuel Clements, deunk in the streets; ¥2.15 George luman, do; workhouse 60 days Wm. Ackerman, do; do 60 days Win Baily, dw. and disorderly, fine and costs S315. 4 MecPay, do; do S415. James Cuctis, co suspicion of larceny; further bearing Hverliag, larceny ; jail plored, Lena A Notary Pestic ano Genezat AcENt.—We Presume we bardly uced call the attention of the Digtrict pubic to the card of their fellow-citizen Mr.J cKemay, la anviher column of today’s Star; for hifetitte’s knowledye of him bas in- formed thousan@s around here that he is prompt relfable, and tatélligent in the transaction of business entrusfed to Lim, besides being in bie relations @ deserving aud vaiuable citizen. 1 OU. F.—Te M WG. P. of the Grand iEacampment of the District of Columbia bas no- ‘ifled the subordinates that the visitations of the rand body will take place as follows: To Co- mbia Eacagipment, No. 1. on the second Wed- nesday in Qctober; Mayenenu, No. 4, on the fou Priday in October; Ridgely, No 5,on the Scum Wedaends in October ; Mount Nebo, No 6, on the Arcst W jay in October. CALL on Steveys, Browns’ Marble Hotel, and supply yourself with wearing Spparet, Gaanp Lover U. 8, 1.0.0, P—This body continues its sessions at the Hall én Gay street, Baltimore, and yesterday, with & very large at- tendance of made more than ordinary Progress with its business. George W. Race, M. W. Grand Sire, was in the chair, with ail the acting officers present. The committee on credentials reported against the admission of P.M D. Condie, of Pennsyiva- nia, on the ground that he never received the royal purple degree in a manner. The oplalon at the G: Sire on the admission of Pol ians to membership was referred to a special committee of five, who will examine and report upon the whole . or unwritten work of ostruction in the the Order was made the order of the day a.m. for Thursday, at 16 0’cloc’ The special committee to whom was referred fi eR enc: ment wor! t under ex- isting circumstances it is impracticable. The election of officers for the ensuing term = then proceeded with, and resulted as fol- Lows: PG. M Samuel Creigbead, of Obto,was elect- ed M_W_ Grand Sire, on the fourth ballot. P.G M Ed &. Fitzhugh, of Va »was elected R W.D. G. Sire. P.G.M. James L Ridgely, of Md , R. W.G. Cea mertargs eee x M. W.G.M. Joshua Vansant, of Md.,R.W. G. Treasurer. Tee Comeniiion se the state of the Order were requ to consider Teport upon the propri- ae of establishing a form to be sty in the dedi- eating of Odd Fellows’ Halls. P. G. Amos Briggs was received asa represen- tative from the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. Resolutions were adopted fixing the per diem of members at #3; the mileage at 5 cents per mile by the nearest route, and to adjourn sine dte on Saturday next. A request was received from the Grand Lodge of Illinois that the representatives from Grand Encampments be dispensed with, and that the oi Na ves be reduced to one fromeach grand iy. A resolution to fix period of service of officers of subordinate lodges at twelve, Instead of six, months, was referred to the appropriate com- mittee A resolution to empower the Grand Encamp- meut of California to receive into its jurisdiction all subordinate Encampments now on the Pacifie coast, and the islands thereof was referred. Ad- joarned. ‘TuraTRE.—The Florences appear to-night in & programme which can scarcely fail of com- manding another crowded audience—a result to which the pleasant change from the oppressive suitriness of the past three or four nights will materially contribute. The opening piece of the evening’s entertainment—the comic drama of Born to Good Luck—is a capital production of the lamented Tyrone Power The after-piece— the Protean farce of The Young Actress—is one of the happiest of its class and peculiarly cal- culated to show otf the many qualities of piqnant Mrs. Florence. To-morrow night, a new play by the celebrated Doesticks, is promised, in which Mrs. C. W. ‘Tayleure, a comedienne of sparkling vivacity, will make her curtsey to a yashington audience. AuREsts For Lanceny.—Last night, a colored man named James Curtis was arrested on suspi- cion of stealing lime. The evidence not being ready at the trial hour, he was retained for fur- ther hearing by Justice Donn Policeman J., W. Reynold’s sueccesded last night in discovering and arresting Lena Eber- ting for the larceny of certain clothing and jew- elry, the property of M. Ruppel. She was taken to the guard-house where the clothing and jew- elry was found upon her. She was sent to jail for court. Dismissep — Yesterday, the case of Mary Dig gan against James Ragan was concluded before Justice Donn. Mary made oath that James was the father of an illegitimate male infant, born of her body. But her evidence with all its proba- bilities and imnprobabilities, considered in con- nexion with the testimony of a man who ap- peared as a witness for the defence, excited seri- ous doubts in the mind of the Justice, whether Mary could possibly tell who was the father, After holding it over till this morning for consid- eration, Justice Donn dismissed the case. CuraP Goops.—Those of our readers who are thinking of making their fall purchases could do nothing that would save them more money than would calling on our friend R. Brice Hall, Nos. 373 and 375 Seventh streets, and making their fall purchases of him. They will find at his establishment a corps of prompt, reliable and accommodating young men and an assortment of goods selected with taste and with a peculiar Treyard to the wants of this market. Catt at the Sewing Rooms, No. 500, Ninth Street, and have your taken for fall and winter shirts, under-sbirts, drawers, &c. A good fit warranted. Work done with dispatch, and Prices cheap. Rossery.—Last night, the s!aughter house of Mr. Samuel Hoover was entered, and one sbeep, two racks of beef, and one loin were stolen there- from—all prepared for market. As yet no arrests bave been made. P.M. Wuegattrey, No. 452 Pennsylvania ave- nue, bas for sale a fine assortment of Boots, Shoes and Gaiters of home manufacture. Those who want a good article will know where to cal! Mostc—P. Fisher “bas music in his soul,” and advertises to furnish the best music in the elty to such as will cai! on bim at No. 316 Penn- sylvania avenne. Groacetown Reavers, remember this Is pos- itively the last night of Wyman in your city. Go and laugh and be ery Coats, Pants, ann Vests. 4 reas Susts. Business Sutts, NoaH WALKER & Co., Marble Hall Clothing S:ore, Browns’ Hotel Buarid: nounces that their annus! ¢: WINTER CLOTHING is now . comprising an xssurtment of Gentlemens an Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest desiga in material, trimming, and workmonship. w who study excelienes, with economy, in rtcles of dress, au oppotnruity is now ottered for selecting tromoae of the most attrac- tive stocks of Clothing im this city at very :educed prices. se22-lm piny of FaLL AND ady for inspection. Ds, J. Hosterrer’s Bitters —These Bitters are universally acknowledged to be a sure pres eut- ative end cure for tever and Ague. Fistulence, heaviness «f the stomac! anyyother like affection, ‘Ther effect upon the system is most miraculous: they give a healthy tone to the system, remove aii morbid matter, and, in fact, thoroughly cleanse the tem impurities. The proprietors, in pre ting preparation to the public, assure them, that in no single case, when it has been used accord: ing to their dictat.ous, has it been known to fail, but, on the contrary, new virtues linve been discov- ered in its use. those atiiicted with any of the above tls of the body, the Hitters are offered as a speedy and certain cure, ‘Try them and form your Own opinion. For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve- rywhere. 8e 21 eoSt Wortt Reapine.—Why is it that so many sutier and repine and d.ag out & miserable existence, un- fitted for the enoyments, and even ordivary pur- suits of life, when relief may be obtaimed, and health Sud vigor restored, bys treatment at oxce conve- bent and safe, as weil As perimaner: fo those who have gulfered ultimating in lose of appetite, vige d tenders hin proiearie the sutferers, incander an Yewent aud proper presenptions, aud eouud body and m ty character? ne With dise- se, e, the under- thorough cure und, Without unple sant re strictions or hinderance from ordinary business pur suits. All diseases of 2 prrvate nature, from whateoever false, e:ther recent or chronic, strictures, an irrite- bio bladder, &u.—also, Scrofula, Asthiaa, Rheums- lusm, Piles, &e., skillfully and successfully treated. Dr. Harris will visit W echingen every week du- ring May and June, remaining V ednesdiys, Thurs- days, and Fridays of each week. Can be consulted St bis rooms, 56 Natioxual Hotel, from 10 to l; and 5 tos p. m K. B. Harxis, M. b ma 12-WThF tt Residence. Richmond, DIED, Oa the 22d instant, of typhoid fever, Mr. AL- FRED PENNINGTON, in the 26th. year of his age. His funeral wil! take place t»-morrow afternoon, at 3 o'e ook, frum the residence of bis father-in-l.w, (Mr. Sanderson,) on 1th etreet east e (Baltimore pspers plerse oopy ) On the 2st inst@ht. at 62 o’elock,a. m.. Mre. CATHARINE RITTER, inthe cat year of her e. “iter funeral wiil take placa To morrow, e'elook, from the residencs of her son in iaw, Mr ‘Thomas G. Warren, No.3 87th street, above 7 York avenue. (F red at Shy TEETH. + LOOMIS, M. D., the inventor and patentee of the Minrral Plate Teeth, attends per- — souaily at his effice in this oity. Many persons can wear these Teeth who Cnnot Wear others: and no person can Wear others who cannot wear these. Persous calling at my offics oan be accommodated With any style and price of Teeth they may desire ; but to those who are particular and w eh the purest cleanes: rongest, aud end grey denture that, art can produve, the Mineral Piate will be more fully warranted. ‘gems in this city, 3°G Penn. avenue, between 9th 3 also, 907 Arch street, Philadelphia. i. QC. LAMAR. c. 4. MOTT. J. L. AUTRY, AR, MOTT & AUTRY,. ‘es atron wi pie tS Vill pi 10@ in the peals at Jackson, tie Courts of the Be 1 ADIBY "ualbe PLAITA.OURLS aece TRIES eee OT oe GEOR WN. Correspondence of The Star. GEORGETOWN, Sept. 22, 1658. We learn, this morning, at the Canal office that they have a report (unofficial) from the break on the nine mile level, that the repairs had been so far completed as to admit of the Passage of boats. None loaded with coal or any kind of produce have, as yet,come in from any point above the break. This ‘temporary difficulty has roved an interruption to trade, and Medora Tilers and matters in general about the canal wharves quite loomy and lifeless. We hope, however, that the yey Sea been entirely and thoro raised, and before the close of the week ness matters will in begin to wear their usual encouraging aspect. The demand for vensels to freight coal to north- from some of the captains of the vessels that the of freights which the coal companies have been offering for some time past is the chief reason why the \ficulty exists. We learn from a note from one of the members that the mines eon pee Guards have resolved to lay aside their old un form, and in the future appear in a new one, consisting of black coat and pants, and glazed cap. here is still room for more members in this sprightly corps of young volunteers; and they desire that the young men of the town unite with them. A meeting for this and other purposes will be beld at the armory of the company, Forrest Hall, on Thurs- day night. See advertisement. ‘he Potomac Light Infantry. Capt. J. McH. Hollingsworth, were ont last night on drill, and presented quite a soldierly and handsome ap- ‘ance. ‘bey were visited last night by wr. Mayor, of New York Seventh Regiment, who made them quite a neat and encouraging speech upon military matters, and gave them some ex- cellent lessons in the at of drilling. The com- pany is still progressing in point of numbers, id. bids fair to be one of the most handsome and popular that ever i begie our city. They will inuke their first public parade on the 15th of Oc- tober, when they expect to turn out fifty muskets. Dr. Lewis Mackall, Jr., was last night elected surgeon regret to learn that the last-mentioned com- any was very much annoyed during their drill t night, by some anprincipled creatures, whose conduct was, in part, of the most vulgar and dis- fepatable character, evidencing to every respect- able person (hut they were much better qualified, in point of decent training, for the cultivators of the Corporation farm, than the waiks of social life. We sincerely hope our police will, in the future, afford the company the protection they are entitled to, from the annoyances and insults of such miscreants. The dwelling of Mrs. Pickrell, on First street, was entered this morning about 1 o’clock by bur- giars, who effected an entrance by cutting outa portion of the slats of one of the basement win- dow blinds. Fortunately, however, the villains were discovered by a boy who happened to be passing by and who yave the alarm to a servant of Mrs. Pickrell. The servant immediately ran for the night-watch, who were soon on the prem- ises ; but strange to say, notwithstanding the burglars were seen by several persons after the alarm was given, they succeeeed in making their eseupe. They obtained no booty. being detected before having an opportunity to do so. Arrivals—schr. james H Deputy, Waithman, Philadelphia, coal to Bogue & Donnelly: packet H. F. Peyton, Nickerson, Boston, to Hartley & Bro; James A. Stewart, Stewart, Baltimore, Cera to B. Dart Hampton, Eddins, New York, guano to sauie; Tropic, H v0per, Salisbury lumber to E_ Pickrell & Co., and quite a fleet of of bay and river craft with wood, potatoes, &c. No change in the markets since our last. 8. ee ALEXANDRIA. —o— Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Sept. 22, 1858. The Alexandria Canal Company met at the Council Chamber in this city, yesterday. Benj. Barton, Esq., presided. Reports from the President of the Company en- closing a statement of the Engineer as to the con- dition of the Potomac Aqueduct were submitied. ‘The engineer thinks that, with a small suin, ju- dictously expended, tbe bed of the Aqueduct may be inaintained in working order for five yeas R. M. Smith, State proxy, offered the follow- ing, which was adopted : Resolved, That the stockholders feel great pleasure in the assurances contained in the re- ports of the Board and the Engineer of the safe and substantial condition of the Aqueduct over the river at Georgetown for a number of years to come ; and hereby declare it to be their settled policy to maintain tbat structure in a substantial form, and instruct the directory to take the most efficient and timely measures in thedr power to every coming necessity, however distant, and particularly the renewal of the Aqueduct when it shall be needed. After the transaction of some other business the meeting adjourned. The Young Catholic’s Friend Society meet to- night, to make arrangements for a fair, to be opened about the 2ist of next month The furnishing of the new Post Ottice is almost completed, and the mails will be opened in the new location for the first time on the first day of the coming month Markets today— Flour, no sales reported. Wheat, offerings fair, markets quiet; sales of white, S1.20a8i 32; rd, St 25a) 30. Corn, of- ferings light, markets agsive; sales of white, Sac; yellow Sse. Rye; sales at 70a76c. Oats, no sales reported GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, GEORGETOWN CITY GUAR DS- Meet } at your Armory, t new uniform, on THURSDAY, the aid, at ts w’eluck p.m _ se 22 2 WM. b, BLACKFORD, O. 8, LENORA KNOTT RETURNS HER thanks 4 to the custumers of her inte husbaud, and nopes for ® continuance of their patronage. takes this method to infurm them the ICE BUSINESS will be continued by Mr. Walter Godey, who will xe ve them on the most accommodating terms, and she begs the favor of them to give him thair support. jn the 1th of October I will otfer at public sale all my Household F uwure and one Carriage. at the ec rner of Green aud Dunbuiton streets. 8e 22-lawSw QTOR E ROOM FOR RENT—On Bridge street, ) bear the Farmers’ and Mech»mies’ Rank. Brick Sabie and Curringe House for Rent—In complete order. Entrance from Jeflerson street, near Br dge street. For Sale— Fire peer Safa, emall size, on wheels ; been but little used ; is in perfect order; with bi keys. Also.a Show Cnxe, several Store & large Counting Koom Desk, with Book » Drawers, &e. Also, an Anthracite Coal nea’ And o nvenient for store or office. toSaMUEL McKENNEY, 124 Du: ee se 2- Fee BOSTON .—The regular packet schooner H. FP. Payton, Captain Asa W. Nicker son, has arrived and is now dcerns her, freight. Apply toHARTLEY & BRO., 94 and | Wate: » Georgetown, se 21-2t WASTE 5 beral wages will be paid toa WOMAN of goed chirecter, who can pr pare the mesis and w: lora very » family. An Irish Catholic preferred. App'y at No. 45 G y street, Georgetown. se 2! Stawt! YMAN IN GEORGETOWN, WYMAN GEOKGETOWN, FORKEST HALL, FORREST HALL, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Nights, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Nights, Also, TUESVAY AFTERNOON, At 42 o'clock, Also, TugsDAY AFTERNOON, at 342 o'elock. LAST Vi LAST Visi Every body come and 1,.ugh and ba Merry. Fvery body come and Laugh and be Meriy, avery body come and Laugh and be Merry. rs FISH! £5 barrels No.3 small MACKEREL now landing cn et see oe Eine i - n"8 jewives dai expected. ol Be ig Tw WARTLEY & BRO. ARF CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL DEALERS —For rent, tor ten years. a vacant LOT upon H, near 20th street, 51 by 129 feet, nearly opposite the new Ereeys rian Church. For terma HAS. H. CRAGIN. Georgetown. FISH! ord meta je necessary out-buildings, bat! to. tis one of the most commodious in Georg % ed for comfort elegance, ‘Appi te BROOKE b. WILLIAMS, Beorsotows tl M. RUPPEL, Bah side of Market Space, No. 37. —— streets, Sen vei he ubces rons A EST AU RANT hey be found, at all the choicest and most excellent assortment of LIQUORS. the freshest OYSTERS and all kinds of G AME in season. Boats furnished at any time to the Great Falls, or any other poiut on the hiv Canal. apé SUMMER DRINKS, hetween ani R Biack berry Brandy, Ginger Wine, Raspberry do, Curacoa, Ginser eo. Absinthe, erry r Soda ‘ster Syr Malt Liquors. Pa, Stroughton’s and other Bitters. ‘he cheapest, best and largest assortment of Por- tet Aig Bow i Stout and Lager Beer ever offered inthe . above, as woll as our unrivalied Mineral Weterand ata sonatants on for gale by ’ aud NY & 3H 57 Green street, cornet of Ollve, Georgetown. ESS SHIRTS.—Our as- rts” 1s now complete in jure every variety of Fine stoaas"g rie oF jom-tf EN’S DI L aT rhesaree “Dress sizes and variety. Ww. make to Shirts, and warrant se 18 6t Sales Room, Hrows’ Hotel. SAT TERS WORKS fer Algiett Se ,@, METZEROTT, AUCTION By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO. A, eats AND KER: Te oF A PAM. TION.. AY MURNING, September S5th, ’eioek, in front of ‘otion '. moving city, rising— \¥ i Covered Parlor = Mitnre, comptistug S TerearTote Bake ehh “hairs and 6 Parlor gba. le-top Centre and Sofa D Cane and momogg ! jureaus, Sardtsime pe Cotings Sot Carpets, Vi‘cloth, Rugs. Maker's Beuoh ‘and set of Tools, jal if 1 ish, Letof On Gass Cups ben &o. ‘Terma cash. J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EXZENSIVE SALE OF COSTLY FANCY » JEWELRY. Crocks, Vases, PaRian a PIGURES, PERFUMERY, STATIONERY CUT- Day RIOR Giass Ease & ‘umery and Soap of every desor ion, Portemonnsies, Pocket Books, Caben, Opera Glasses “leiesoopes, tationery, silver Pencil Cases, Kerlin Iron Figures, ‘osewood Upright Piano Forte, ing Glasses Paiatings, Together with a larg: antity of Fi Goods, & number of very superior Glass Cases, some of which cost $10 each. Termy: $20and under, cash; over that sum, = erodit of 1,2 Sand 4 months, with intereat, satis Metodly endorsed se J.C MeGUIRE & CO, Auots. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, SEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE First Waxp ar Avcrion.—On TUES AY, the 28th instant T shall sell, on the premises. at 5 o'clock p.m., commencing on the first -uamed eg rty. Lots Nos it. 18, and 20,10 Square No. 83. This property frouts on north M aud s7th street ard is beautifuliy situated. will then proceed to «ell. in regular order, in »t the premises, Lot No. 4, in Square No. 136 property is handsomoly situated, Truong through the square, froating 7] feet on sth street west and 65 fee’ 4 inches on New Hampshire ave- nue, between P and Q streets north Lot 27,10 Square No. 17. This property fronts on 13'h street weet 5! feet, between t.and M rete running back 140 feet 10 inches to a 8. alley. Lot 15, in Square No. 5t. This property is situa ted at the corner of 224 street west and north M st. Terms: One fourth cash; taiance in 6,12 and 18 twonths, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken, Title indisputable, se 22d A. GREEN, Avet. M HAL’S SALE.—In virtue of 3 writs of fier facins issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cirouit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington, and to me directed, I shail expose to public sale, for Casu, in front'of the Court-house door of said county, at i2 o’clook m, on FRIDAY, the '5th day of October next. 1858, the following ‘described Property, to wit: Ail defendant's right, title, claim and interest in and to part of Lot N. a Square No, 722. beginning at a point on 3d ast 59 feet 8inches fromthe south west corner 0° said lot, and running thense north 20 feet 4 inches, and east with that width toa four foot private alley at the rear of said Jot, together with a i and Fone pnprovemants thereon, in the city of Washington. D. C., seized and levied upon asthe property or Richard M. A. Fenwick. and will he sold to satisfy Judicias Nos, $56, 252. and 375, to October term, 1658. in faver of William Wallace, Columbus Alexander, and John Van Resw ck. W. SELDEN, Marshal for the District of Columbia. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT Avction.—On SATURDAY. the 25th instant, «'l geil. 1a front of the premises, at 5 o'clock p- part of or.gina! Lots No. 2and 3, in Square nor’ h of Square No 515, having a front of 15 feet on L street north, and running back $2 feet 6 inches be- tween 4th and 5th streets west, with the improve- mentthereon, which consists of a good convenient three story Brick Dwell House. ‘The attention of persons wishing to purchase a residerce, in @ quiet and healthy section of the eity. 8 cenied to theabove sale, asthe property must be sold. Ter One-fourth cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, fer notes bearing inter+st, secured by a deed of trast upon the premises. nels d A. GREEN, Auct. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer: XTENSIVE SALE OF EXCE FURNITURE aN. HovseHoLy Exrects,—On WED + ESDAY AND THUKSDAY, September 29th and 3th. commencing ench day at 10 o'clock. we shall sell, at the residenos of Miss Jenney, ecr- h street ard Penn, avenue, all the Furni- Superior Rosewood d corner seven-octave Pi- ano Forte, by Steinway & Sons, New k, Rosewood Marble top Centre aud Sofa ‘Tabi: Suite of Rosewood Farlor.Furniture. finished in Satin Brocateile, Handsome Walnut Whatnot, Fancy Chairs, Brovatetle and Chintz Curtains, Shadce, Gilt fram: Pier Giass, Siab and Bracket, Walnutand Mahogany Sofas, D.vans, Easy Chairs, Walout Parlor Chairs, Superior Spring seat Lounges, Vases, Brusrels, Three-ply and Ingrain Carpets, Floor Oi'c'oth, Matting Rugs, extension. Dining and Breakfast Tables, Walnut Arm Dining Chairs, Sideboards, Mahorany Secretary and Bookcase. French Chua Dinner, Tea and Dessert Ware, Glassware, Silver-piated Castors, Tahle Cutlery, Six jarge Covered #. Chafing Dishes, Saperior Refrigerator, Dining room Chai Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and P enue, nut and Maho-any Bedeteads, robes, Washsta: ds, Toilet Sets, teen Superior Feather Beds, Boleters and w Curled Hair Maitresses, Husk Mat- 80 22 ts a Bu- r Together witha ee and Kitehen Fil Terms : $3) and under cash; over that suma cre- dit of 69 and 9) days, for satisfactory endorsed notes, bearing interest. se l7-eokds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. MARSHALS SALE.—In virtue of a writ of fier facias issued from the Clerk’s office of Yee Cireu:t Court of the District of Columbia for the ounty of Washington, and to me directed, I shall expose to public sale, for Casu, in eae ay see September, 1858, at 12 o’olock m., the jant’s Court-house door of eaidcounty,on THUR the Suth day of fo lowing described property ,to w: right, title, ciaim.and interest in and to 28.10 ieee tered of Washington, all ani li defend: Fz to- steguiar the improvements n vied ueon as the property of ‘ ud Riley, aud wiil he sold to satiety Judiciais Oo. = to May term, 1858, in favor of Morsell & amble. . SEL se6-dte Marshal for the Districtof Colu By J_C. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneer. Geyer NMENT SALE OF SUNDRI B Un MONDAY MORNING, September <7th, at 0o'clock,at the Washingte queduct Office, near the market house, Georgetown. D C., we shail sell. by order of Captain Mees, engineer in charge ofthe Water- works, a lot of Sundries, comprising A large quantity of Biankets, Comforts, Bedticks Sheets ani Bolsters, al: of which have been washed and a-e in good order, ae Lot of Crockery. Tin Ware. Cooking Utensils, Do. Rice. Pork, Salt, Mustard Do. Rope. Wrought and Cast Tron, Sledge, Striking, ling and Concrete Hammers, Hemp Guys, Bloc! nd Falls. Rock Chains, Wh etharrows. Crowbars, Drills, 3 i . Tales, ng, of various siz Picks. Shovels, Augers, Saw: ‘Together with a large Venere of damaged wheel- barrows, carte. lumber, iron old tools, ‘erms cash in specie. Hf te d SG. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ARSHAI.’S SALE.—In virtue of two writs of N fiert facias, issued from the Clerk's Oflice «f the Cireuit Court of the District of Columbin for dattocks, &e. the county of Washington, and to me directed, I Bball expose to pull io sale for cas in front of the Court rouse door of said county, TUESDAY, 2 day of October. 1853, at 12 o'clock m, a! Seca Byington and Richard Waillach’s right. title, claim and interest in and to_an undivided half of Square northwest of Square No. 695, in the city of Washington, D. C,, together with ali and sin- gular the improvements thereon, seized and levied uponas tne property of Samuel Byington and Rich- ard Wallach. ant will be sold to satiefy Judicials ae! Byington, and Richaed Walinoh and Jou Ven uel Byn 1 Reswiok, Richard aliaeh he ee yington ia favor o! iam Van Reswick. W. SELDEN. Marshal ne 10-te for the District of Columbia, RARE CHANCE FOR ALL. All ho desire to have PAINTING and GLAZING executed ill be promptly attended to \t PAINTING EMPORIUM, | Loutsiana Avenuc, north side, jbaieocen 6th and Ut pdege iso, will contract for work of any . ORAINING und POLISHING + Glazing, old and ni with dispatch. cokmion Sea ‘Fools by the day, and pound: ‘arpen' and builders, architects and ail persons who conten ite huni ll be furnished with ti ites by leaving their orders. “SIGN WORK quickiy dispatched. 80.20 6t OO RESH VOLUME OP POETRY.—l egends be Lyrics, by Anne Adelaide Proc’ or (daugh- ter of the poet, Barry Cornwall,) 1 vol. 12mo.; price 75 cents, ‘The Hi hold Book of try, collected and eaied, by Chaties A. Dana, half-bourd tmcroood price $3 Bok n Eloquence—A Ceilection of Bpsecheg —— by my ii Rparit- ister y of Man, by T. F. od . Delhi f Rio de Ja- Men hag dito woe Bota de Cosmology. Principles ecosaary [ews ol tie Universe. by Le Ps Bickek. D. D.; pi: 75. Just received and at 5 SVL a MgURYS. AUCTION SALES. TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. Fa EEE BURNING, By J.C. pico rind & CO., Auctionsers. m BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR. See FROM AGENT ASSOCIATED PRESS. NUG 2-STO) TTIC BRICK Dwst- Sv ret Inanear 1 Further by the Nerih sen + On ses, we shall He 4, orien a ‘. Tinea few wine ont webettens ee, A duel, with swords, had ty , Ween south F and G . ken between ferenlipyan cor rnes prone SeatPaet? Sat | Sreseecaitt deureally Mewen I ™ al Snig two-story abd tie ick it coat without harm to ith : sean ‘itle perfect. Sale positive, The Paris Bourse continued Dooyant and ad. ‘erms: $500 in casi; vancing ; the Threes closed on the 71 ble time. to suit the ontemmne Rae we aad A tele as qeane interest and secured by a ram from Paris a - in trust og | Way accident on the ghee of or enna stating seven killed ‘wounded. se J.C. McGUIRE & CO., A: Prince Napoleon goes to Algiers about the 25th By A. GREEN, Auctioncer. of August. e ALUAB. PROPERTY ERMANY. Vv Ca Pa th None | Oo German eive a rumor that queen Srreets, ‘T Avetion. WEDN AY. the | Victoria will visit Berlin to be Present at the ac- A mostant onal} sou. ta of 825 | couchment of ber Sara cfr gaan waa? abescanrap i een ‘0 . feet 2 inches, bya depth of 99 feet 4 inches. with the | _L#tters from Wasane that three ships improvements—one & good two- of war are on their from St containing 10 ¢r 11 rooms, &. Petersburg to the Gulf of Tartary, im onder to join the squadion of th bas ‘This property is handsomely located in a neigh e Amoor river: which where propery is rapidiy enhancing ip reinforcements of seven veaseix value. The slaver ntine St. Andrew, "Terms: O1 : Se sem siege ect bttd cash balance in 6, 12, pot the coast of Attn arrived at St. Belena, July ands deed of trust taken. ton me te seg a to have hailed from Charles soied A. GREEN. Auct. | THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. By J. €. IRE & CO., Auctioneers. Arrival ef the Niagara. Ghats aceaat ae HHUMBSE MOWAT | Macirax Sep m—The BN amatp ING, Septembor at 100" , m front of the | 8¢@a, from Liverpool on the iigh, arrived bere auction rooms hall sell, without reserve, 4su- | this morning. Fewer pttehed Work Horses, viz: The news generally is unimportant. Hered rad py pe sree. The steamers City of Washington and Nova ae a ae arrived at en on the 9th 1 Bugey W: with te hi wes nothing in relation to the cable. Lonepllont dae ted Double Harn: ‘The directors were to hold a meeting on the Li sainsorateSrenaute and Sind’ asd" SOSF waitin | eo discos: fare ase fe oe *n@88. sbi ot shore —_ from Plymouth to Valeatie hed con su a 5 he port of Villa Frances, in the Mediterra- bean, bas been ceded to Russia. The Bank of France had pained 33,0 009 francs in specie during the previous mont CoMMeERciaL Liverroot., Priday.—Sales-of cottor fox the week were 67,000 bales, closing buoya:t, at a sligbt advance Snes ‘were quiet, provisions stezdy, Con- sols 97. Terms: One half cash; Sosa, sor satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing in- ere-t. e 2d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts, By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSE- keKPinG Errects at Poatic Auction — TUURSDAY MURNING, September 3 at ten Dr Binney, President lege, on Co'lege Hill, we shail sell feet: he residue in 60 and 90 o'cluek, at the residi nce o: of Columbia C Pennsylvania State ir. Harriseurc, Sept 23 —The Agricultural Fatr commences to-d-y. Overuthousand entries bave been made, including one bandred and sixty horses. ©The display will exceed any state fair ever beld here. Horace Greely delivers the ad- d esson Friday . Baltimore Markets. Batriwone, Sept. 22.—Plour is dull and un- ar * Howard street and Ohio 85. 37% ; city mills 3 W heat is dull, and a shade lower; red $1.28 $1 30; white Si3uai40. Corn is steady; white, 7Sake ; yellow WaVic. Whisky ts dull Provisions are unchanged. Sugar is steady at $549). New York Markets. New York, Sept. 22.—Fiour advanced: sales of 17,500 bbis.; State $5.20a5 25; Ohio $5 80a5 9; Southern $4 7535 60. W beat is buoyant; sales of 25,000 bushels; red at 11Sal2S5e_, white 136al400 Corn is quiet! sales of 25,000 bushels; mixed at 7la7Se.. white Sse Pork is lower; mess at $17. Lard is dull and unchanged Whisky is del at By ade. Financial. New Yorx, Sept. 22 Stocks are dull and lower. Chicago and Rock Island. 66X; Llinois shares 76%; a Mil 2 Central, Miss. N 1g Damask, oom prisin S,2 Arvin Chairs and 6 Parior Chairs, all with linen covers, Marbie-tep Centre Table, Wainut Wha tnot, Broonteile covered F ancy Chairs. Gilt Shad Superior and nearly new Voivet Pa lor Carpete, Gilt Girandoles, superior Carcel Lamp, Card Tables, Work Tables, Hat Free, Giicloth. Brussels Stair Carpet, kxcellen’ Wool C hamper Carpets throur hou t, Surte of So'id Wainut Carved Chamber Furaiture, very superior, Handsome Oak Cottage Sst, with Marbles. Suite of Cream-oolored Cottage Furniture, with Double Bedstead, Two suites of Cottage Furniture, with two Single Bed teads to en: Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Spread. Cargo — 4; 2, - ‘oilet Secs, Lookin lassss, Shades, Mahocary Dining Tables, . . Arm Dining Chairs, Gold Band Dinner. ‘Tea and Coffee Sets, Silver-plated Ten and Cotfee Service, Glassware, Tabie Cutlery, Cooking Stove and Kitchen Utens'ls. Wheeltarrow, Hay Cutter, Space: Rakes, &c, Terms: All sums of and under $3) cash ; over that arount a credit of 69 and 99 days, jor notes bearing interest and satisfrotorily endoraad eel7-d J C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auocts. FUTURE DAYS. (FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION —The Farm in Prince George connty, Md., known ns Mount Pleasant, (of about 924, acreés,) 4 miles from Alexandria, wi'l be ro'd on the 4th of October prox- im. if fair; if vot fair, on the next feirday. It ad joins the lands of R. Thorn and others, Fins xood dwelling and al! + essary Outhbuildines, and a fine orerard of al! ki of fruit, and is weil watered ineach fieli. Title nteed, At the same time wil ve offered the C nthe piace. Terme mide known on the day of «: J THORN, ge 21-dtuct4 JOHN SL By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, yarus BLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT 2\V AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES of Pancy air Pins. at ext: rices, remely iowa, at 21 St LAMMOND’S, 7th st. wa Ee ONE RIDAY, the 2th tontands 1 TO TRE PUBLIC. shall se! ront ot the premises, at ~past five The Undersigned has o'clock p. m., part of Lot No. 2, in Square Ne. - having Sirenk et 15 feet on 31 strest est” and fo any eos bing back 55 feet. between L: and M No. 178 Pa. AvENvE, between 17th and 18th sts., with th & Store for the sale of HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, such as CABINET FURNIIU TTR Es, EDS an: ESs| CHINA, CROCKERY ont streets north, which consist of ood ally ar. anged, aif cash: balance in 6 ard 12 months, for notes bearing interest. secur d by a deed of trust upon the premises. ‘Title parfect. Baad A. GREEN, Auet. : GLASSWARE, By J. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, pimgimantiticlsieage RE IGHLY VALUABLE PROPERTY at 1 ; CoRNER oF SD Street West anv Massacnu- SILVER PLATED ALBATA, : Prstic Avction.—_On THUKS- DsY AFIER UN, September 23, at 53: o’elk., on the premises, we shal! sell that vaiuable property sitnated at the corner of Sd street west and Massa chusetts avenue, beiag Lut No. 22. Edwa d Dy- ers’ subdivision of Square No, 564. fronting 60 feet on 3d street west, ‘and running back 12t feet«n Mas- sachusetts avenue to 20 feet alley, with the in- SETTS AVENUE AF, BRITANIA, &c., TOILET SETS, - REAKPAST, DINNER, and TEA SETS, W INE, CHAMPAGNE, and r OTHER GLASSES, ard. in short, every article usually required in & well-furnished house, to which he invites the atten tion of the public, as he is determined to sel! @ good rovements, consisting ofa one story frame store Y r leew! house, with's good cellar attouvel wea two-story | TS Give bin eee nent eee fraine Dweiling House, ‘This is one of the most eligible and well! located lots in that section of the city, and offers unsur- passed advantases fur a business stand. Terms: One-filth cash; the residue in 6, 12, 18, and 24 months, with interest, secured by a deed in trast on the premises. sels d J.C. MeSUIRE & CO., Aucts. fT IMMEDIATELY AFTER WHICH WE shail sei! Lot No. °9, same square, fronting 25 feet on Massachusetts avenue, running back 133 fect inches to a i ‘Lerms at sale. y. e z2-d - MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Ry BONTZ & COOMBS, Auctioneers, BAltire’s SALE n order of dis- train from Robert Cruit, against the goods and ohattels of n W. Alles and to me directed, I aletropolitan House Furmishing War se 20-iw (States) ACON & RAVEN’S UNRIVALLED PIAN- FPORTES. W.G.METZEROTT takes pleasure in calling the attention of the public to his stock PIANOFORTES from tbe grest man’ factory of Reven, Bacon & Co., im N York, of which he is the soleazent. These instru ments Sre pronvunced by Guatave Satter, and neariy ali the principal pianists of the United States, as square [’iauos superior to Any others manufsctured. Ju their mechauism they are constructed on a differ- ent pian from all others, whieh affords a greater facility for expression in touch and tone they aro pmpeoren pe yd the yy ig OS >= ce:ebrat mericsn pianist, M. Go! a! taken two of these Pianos to t Indies and South shall expose eash,on the A im & concert situate on !4th street west, between € and G strects red by Madaine north,on FRIDAY, the 24th day of September, } am or her private use. commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m., the fol ung de- i are war- seribed goods and chattels, to wit: One Piano, Stoel, and Cover Two marble-top Tarles, large gilt Mirrors Four large oi! Paintings Brassels, Three ply and Ingrain Carpets Two bair-ctoth Sofas, 6 spring-weat Chairs Velvet aud hair-cloth Rocking Chairs Engravings (with keys,) Curtains, Cornices Bedst ads, Beds, Boisters, Pillows One handsome Cottage Set, Torlet Seta Bureaus, Tables, carved wood-seat Chairs Hair, shuck and cotton Mattresses s- Iv Oking Glasses, China, Glass and Crockery Ware Cc ing and other Stov: Kitchen Requisites Toxgetoer with other artic enumerated. JOUN H. se 18 5t BON! N ARSHAL’S SALE the Circuit the C. pt in tune without charge for two years. Persons in search of areal reliable Irstrament will find it to their advantage by xiving us a call be- fo: urchasing elsewhere A large stock of second-hand Piancs is also to be found at the most reasonable prices, on monthly payments, at our Warerooms, in the Star Baiidags, corner of Penn. avenue. lith and D sts. ne ONE PRICE sys- . 1 deem it of great weil as to myself, rved in the trans— Action of business than heretofore. 1 therefore an- munce for the future that every article in store be marked in plain figures at the very lowest rice, from whieh in no instance will any salesman »lluwed to ask more nor take les Most of my gw Si i at large auc- tions for cuh, which will enabie me im many in- stances to cost od desirable DRESS GOODS wuch below t warket prices. My object us to do a popular business, and I shall otter gouds a ead for cash, or on short time to punctual credit customers. Sitizens and strangers are cordially invited at all to call and inspect my stock and to learn the to keep at all times 2 thoroughly siesta te ura clans of FOREIGN and OMESTIC GOODS wo aarstueant wil be under the charge of one or two competent selesmen.and great care will be — to keep the gg | supplied with < rs for. such goods as wei JoRN 8. CLaGErT, Successor to Clagett, Newton, May 0. sem Gt Corner Penn: Avenue aed Sth street. 5 1 STEWART, Bail ff. & COOMBS, Au writ of Office of tolumbia for ingten, and to me directed, | ie sale, for CasH, in front of the Court House door of said county, on TUESDAY, the Sth day of Uctober 1858, at 12 o'clock m.. the lowing describ d property, to wit: All Sam’! M. Knieht’s right, titie, clatm and interest in and to that part of origina: Lot No. 2, in Square No. 3i8, ing 25 feet on H street north, and bounded ‘as tol- lows: Commeneing at 8 point *5 faet 1 ineh from the southeast corner of said square, on H street, and runping thence north ona line with lith street 94 feet. thence tona lire with said H street 25 feet, thence south on a line with said ,\1th street 98 feet to said H street, and thence exst on said H st. 25 feet to t.e piace of beginning, containing 2,450 square feet, more 6r less, inths city of Washington, D.C , tegether with all and singular the unprove- ments thereon, seized and lev. upon as the prop erty of S.M Knight, od will be soid to satisfy - cials No. 348 to October term. 1858, in favor of Thor, P. and Arcana C. staley, by their next friend, Asbury Lioyd, vs. Samus! M. Knight, Wm. W. Campbell and John H. Tucker. heri faci GAME W.SELDEN, Marshal se lO te for the Distriet of of every kind in season, By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. and By Skt orOr A Ben» OF TR: ST 10] 3 SEX OYSTERS the subscriber, bearing date the Sist of Decem- ber, iu the year eizh (1858,) and recorded Beq., 2 je to ne: AY, ptember + . Auction Store, in Washington City, C., to ai h the object of said deed, wil! otter for sale ie Auction. the country seat calied “F cking- ton,” in Washington county, being the residence of Joreph Gales, tsq. itis bounded on the east by the new Bladensburg road, on the west by the land of Washington Berry, north by Seaver and Keat- ing’s lands, and south by city boundary lines; is very highly improved, and contains one hundred seven acres, (107) or thereabou! . ‘Terms of ale: The purchaser will be required to pay one fourth of the pu: chase money in hand at the tune of gale, the rssidae in six, tweive, and e: months from the day of sale. RECEIVED EVERY DAY, AND SERVED UP IN EVERY STYLE, At the Shortest Notece, LLOYD'S | NATIONAL RESTAURANT, Southeast corner of 7th and E streete. 18 6m teen hundred and fifty-six, aber J ar 1EE:E, FISH, &0— nea #8 Goshen Cheese, 1.508 ibs Codfish, 2,000 ibs. Hake Fish, 100 boxes Sealed Herrings, 1@ barrels Pickied do 40 do. No.3 Mackerel, 159 boxes Pearl Starch, Lit dozen Broome, fom said date, and to give do. Buckets, t received aud jor aale promises, nnn coeared bi gem Sie0. MURRAY & SEMMES. If the purchaser shal! fail to comply with the terms of ta: @ within ten days after the day of sale. the subseriber reserves the right to resell the and and premises for cash. after ten days previcus no- tice, al the _ ol such a ene patohener. ean JAS. C. McGUIRE & Go., Aucts, {Unon.} . COPPRE. SUGAR, &eo— frokages fre h Tea, 175 bags Kio Coflee, eh bags Toasted Cc tise, 75' oxes Ireah Ground Coffee, 5 bhds. Sagas au 19 eokds VE STPONED 2 do. Is do. do. for boteis, I THE ABOVE SALE IS PO! a b hour and place. eallon: hate until FRIDAY ee 17th ear ane hy Just received and fur eM 6teo MUekay & SEMMES. se3) JAS. C, MoSUIRE & oahe , IQUOR, &e— bo gt DN T. Mi LL, Trustee, 95 ee cient oxuwks Brandy, sei? MoGUIRE & C } punchann Rootch Whisky, “ i : ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virt ea M ni facias issued from the Cie Witha ares dtock Wines, Cordials, and Do- ue Wadena rk Hoag ae evuunl . Me pose 0 sale, for Cash, in = epee Pare FRi E YOU INSURED ?—The Ww. Je of eo ‘cloek oe Com; Capi “| rf ae tabile 4 ~ | ‘stock, s)ineures all Pt Sand Ss of Drary's subdivision Of Square ots ies on. Ne Paw he py 7 GRAPTON D. BANRON. mat fa CK and all sorts baees