Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1858, Page 3

“fy = 17” Theagh « The Star” is printed on the fastest steam press im use south ef Balti- more, its edition is se large as te require it ‘te be put te press at am early hour, Adver- tisements, therefore, should be sent in by 12 "clock, m.; otherwise they may no: appear until the mext day. ————————————————————_—_—_—_——- A NEW ARRANGEMENT.—One of the greatest ‘wants of both citizens and strangers in Washing- ton, at all times, is a reliable Alphabetical Busi- ness Directory, which they can lay their bands on at any time and place, and instantly ascertain the name and location of the principal firm or firms in any department of business in the cily. To supply this universal and ever-existing want, we design shortly commencing the publication of sucha Directory in the Daily Star, and to that end bave directed an agent te call on our Princi- pal business firms, and give them an opportunity of being represented in so desirable an arrange- ment. The circulation of the Daily Star is prob- ably double that of any other daily paper in the World, published ina city of the population of Washington. {n the District of Columbia, it is taken in nearly every famity—certainly in nearly every one able to pay six cents per week fora newspaper—and, besides, falls into the hands of nearly every stranger that comes into the Dis- {riet. The advantage of being represented ina conspicuons Alphabetical Business Directory, appearing daily in its columns, requires no com- mentatour hands. In these days of general busi- ness shrewdacss and enterprise, such an arrange- meat, we fancy, has only to be suggested to be understood and appreciated. Tue Covxcit Beocer —On Monday evening last, several questions of interest were consid. ered and debated by the Common Council; the debates were not so lengthy as formerly, proba- bly because, at the opening of the Meeting, the Chair announced his inteation to enforce the Tules The first was the resolution of Mr. Bohrer, di- Tecting the Asylum committee to report what legislation is necessary to protect the inmates of the Asylum from the inclemency of the approach- ing winter, the cause or causes of the Eitare of the contractors to complete the new building on ‘or before the first of the present month. accord. ing to contract, the legal remedy for the failure, and whether the architect in charge of the work a» superintendent, gives suifictent personal super- Vision to it. The introduction of the resolution by a mem- ber from the ward in which the Asylum ix lo- cated, was a good reason for its Speedy passage, which was qnickly done. It is Prestrmable that. in justice to the parties, their explanations wil be ‘made pnblic. Mr. Powell tutroduced concurrent resolutions having in view the Purpose of obtaining from Congress ‘+ a fee simple title to the squares now occupied by the Centre Market, and to sell the same ;”’ and also ‘‘ the privilege of extending (or erecting and establishing) a market from Ninth to Fifteenth street, through Louisiana avenue, north B street, and Ohio avenue.” And farther, the commities to inquire into the expediency and Practicability of the above, were to consider also the expediency and practicability of relinquish- ing all claims om the Centre Market squares to the General Government for a public square or circle, aod in lieu thereof, to obtain an appropri- ation of $200,000 (from Congress) for the purpose of erecting aud establish the market oa the ‘ street aforesaid. The sabject of 2 centre market was already before a commitiee, but this new feature was not indicated in the resolution which orig tally called for its appoint- ment. The subject did not elicit any considera- ble debate in the Council, and the resolution was soon passed. What eif-ct it will have upon Prop- erty owners away from the cloows of the Boards, Fewains to be seen. Mr. Lloyd introduced a resolution that elicited seme discussion. Some time since, a bill was intreduced to appropriate 350 to pay for binding # copy of the city plat book, presented to the citi- zens of Wakefield, England. Mr. Lloyd's reso- Jution directs the ways and means committee to inquire and report to this board whether the re- spensive address ordered to be sent, also any books, were ever forwarded. Some of the members objected, on the ground that It was a reflection upon the late Mayor. Mr. Lloyd thonzbt the gentlemen using this Srgument were doing the late Mayor injustice. He did not accuse the Mayor, but theydid He felt satistied that if the laie Mayor had done his duty be would not shun the light; but sentlemen, by refusing to make the inquiry, appeared to doubt bis integrity. The resolution was adopted. Mr. Jones introduced a bill from the ways and means committee to appropriate $500 for certain incidental expenses in t Surveyor's oifice. Among those mentioned were copyi id biud- ing plat books, iron shelving for the » ke Mr Lieyd moved to strike out “copying and.’’ Copying was no incidental expense. It was the Surveyor’s duty, under the law approved 1857, to make the requisite copy or copies. It was in con- sideration of this duty being added to the office tbat the salary was increased to $1,500. Mr Lioyd was in favor of Properly securing all the records and papers of the city, and paying prop- erly for that Ronit but he was op to rec- ognizing asextca labor that which is aduty of the Surveyor, and for which he is amply com pensa- ted by an increase of bis salary and also his fees Mr Jones spoke of the importance of the doc- uments in the office, and their liability to de- struction by accident or design, and argued that they should be secured. He also stated that the copies the Surveyor was making were of great importance. a:.d be thought the bill should pass ft. Lloyd rejoined that the copying was the daty of the Surveyor, and read from the law to | Apatod the correctuess of his view ; and he thous ht t wrong tbat they should, by this act, pay again for what they had already paid The bill was made the special order for Mon- day next. Mr. Mulloy, from Lape committee, asked to be discharged from the bill to Prevent gaming Mr. Wallace reed an opinion of the Corpora- tion Attorney, in which it was stated that the Dill transcended the power of the Council 5 and, also, that if the otficers would do their duty, there was law enough. Mr. W. Proceeded to be- labor the police severely, and said if he were chief of potice he would break up the gamblers. He would put an officer at the entrance of every house, and see who went in and came out, and summon them as witnesses. fle spoke hiztly of Justice Clark’s recent decisions He wanted to see the chief do his duty which be is paid for doing. The chief and his lieutenants know of men renting houses te gamblers in violation of law ; our Avenue is thronged with them. “If the magi tes would ask me | could te!! of balf a dozen w rent to those persons. Let the Mayor instruct bis officers to do their duty, and it can all be broken up” ‘The committee was discharged ; and it is to be Presumed that the police will avail themselves of Mr. Watlace’s offer to act as an informer against persons who may own houses in Wash- ington ta which faro may be dealt. It is, how- ever, questionable bow far such testimony as M: Wallace could give in such a case, would be of auy value in a court of law. ‘Tus Noatnean Mauxert House —The market this morning was very well supplied with meat, fruit, vegetables, etc, and quite a lively business was done during the usual hours. The prices were somewhat bigher than usual, but this ts nothing more than should be expected where accommodations allowing of a fair competition in trade are so very limited. The commis« ers of the market are constantly straining eve nerve to meet in some sort (he increasing wants of the dealers. Since the first of the Present month, they have managed to contrive for three or four additional stalix in the meat market, which they solid to butchers at $1,300. Out of this sum the: —— for improvements Hz, leaving nee to the credit of the general fund of S&S. The dgmands of the hack- sters and country peopie have become so nume: cus Pressing that the commissioners despair of giving them accommodations of any kind commensurate with their wants Some addi- tional sheds on the north side of the market house just now would pay the Corporation a handsome advance on suck an investment Fatsx Paetexces —\ esterday, Julius Bam- garten wes charged by M. Heffs with obtaining goods and money under false pretences at various times. He was taken to the office of Justice Doni and an examination of the evidence was made. The parties appeared to be Germans and had previously bad business transa ‘The evidence was very positive against the de. fendant; but as he wanted an opportunity to have Lis witnesses tbe further hearing w. eu, in charge of UO obfaia security for bis appear- ance fortrial, but being unable to obtain bail, he committed to the County Jail. It being waderstood around the office that the 4 Was to have been united ia holy wed- & wight, bis comunitial excited much sym- thy for him among the bystanders ju the Jus- ‘Ofice 40M Made —Y esterday a serious misunderstand- # ghween the families of two tavern keepers, near the railroad, ended ina fight between them, in which males and females partook with con- siderable energy. Fists and sole leather were be hit into requisition by the mates; while the ee tes wex aide t with their tonuvoes, finger nate teeth their preuliat weapoas. Clothes, fa- el chayeters were much torm in the cou- bo Sullivan wes arrested, and required to pay $2 M4 une and costs, aud sive security for peace. Suppax Dearn —Yesterday, about 7% o'clock P. m., Mr. Peter ness, at the residence of Mr. Flannigan, on Elev. enth, near E street, in whose fami! he had been a boarder about nine months. At Sant o’clock yesterday fate | Mr. wp bord ana faa ger as usual, apparently very lively a esting wil bis friends. He walked outawhilezan ‘urned to bis room. About 11 e’clock his landlad: -heard a scream and went to learn the cause, and found that he had been taken sick suddenly, and bad rushed down stairs for aid, and was stand- ing at tbe door holding on to the frame and tremb- Hog violently. She assisted him to his bed and O'Toole and Boyle wer the pet, and al ‘were soon on the spot. pot Dr. Vw nal All the aid that Tneaical s and experience susgested was rendered, He contin to sink until about 7% o’clock last evening. when he expired. Mr. Slavan was a native = Jreland, but left his th a, ata very ear e. He was remarkably perate bes? fe sti he cassrver of his religious duties. He was about 50 of age, and of a very robust babit. The physicians attending him decided that his disease was appoplexy. He has no rela- tives in this country except a half-sister some- where in New York e funeral will take Place this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Tus WsratHeR.—Range of the thermometer for one week, beginning at noon of Thursday, September 16, and ending this morning: Morning. Noon. ae 720 te) 6 62 R283 . > Remarks—Sept’r 16th—Noon fine and Pleasant, about 3 or 4 o’clock heavy blow from NW... cooler to end. T7th—-Fine, att , beavy dew, wind NW., fine, airy, and pleasaut tbrongbout. 18th —Heavy fog over river, sun shining, much cool- er, wind NW., got out fine and pleasant, cloudy to end and milder. 19th—Fine, calm, milder, fine, pleasant throughout. 20th—Fine through- out, wind NW. 2ist—Fine, much milder, fine and warm throughout. 2d—Slightly cloudy, wind N., cloudy throughout, heavy blow, cleared off fine and cooler. 23d—Fine, wind NW., much cooler. Last Quarter of moon, Wednesday, 29th, be- tween § and 9 o’clock at night. i Grorcxrown, D. C., September 23d, 1858. Tux TueatRe was quite fully attended last night—the audience being the largest and most fashionable of any which hax marked the en- gagement of Mr. and Mrs. Florence, and the eilect of their pleasing performances evidenced a more earnest appreciation of the unqnestioned talent of this clever couple. A Protean farce, written for the Florences by “* Doesticks,”? enti- tied ++ How to Get Out of It,’ was offered, for the first time, on the occasion, and created consider- able mirth. It is one of the happiest productions of its class—replete with the quaint humor and trenchant wit of its author. ‘The piece served to introduce Mrs. C. W. Tayleure—a young and | sia commedienne, and who, though afforded nut little scope for the display of any ability in her introductory role, yet evidenced her Pposses- sion of the most sprivhtly and graceful charms of genteel comedy. We trust soon to see her in character better adapted to her powers and her style. The fair debutante was warmly received and frequently applanded To-nigbt Mr. and Mrs. Florence take their benefit jointly, and we feel assu-ed the occasion will be fally and flat- teringly honored by our theatre-goers. The bill braces three plays— Te Irish Lion,” ** How to Get Ont of It,” and “ Nan’’—Mr. and Mrs. Florence appearing in each of the three Pieces. Guanv Lopse U.S , 1.0 O. F.—Fourth Day. Yesterday, all the grand officers and a represent- ation from every grand jurisdiction were present. ‘The finance committee submitted a report showing a balance ia the treasury of the Grand Lodge of $10,433 06. The committee on petitions, to whom was re- ferred an informal paper petitioning fora charter for a lodge to be located at Lawrence, Kansas Territory, have conferred with the R. W. Grand Secretary, and find thata dispensation bas been duly_granted, the Lodge opened, and proper re- turns made The finance committee submitted a report, in which the estimated expenditures for the current year are stated to be $20,150, and the estimated revenue £20,600. The time having arrived, fixed by the special order, for instruction in the secret wor! » the Lodge accordingly resolved itself into secret ses- sion, in which the body continued until the hour of adjournment. Tux Vinointa Serenavers.—This popular company of performers drew another crowded audience to their levee last night. The per- formance went off with complete success in every respect. Landis kept the audience in a perfect roar ef laughter during the evening, and the melodious notes of Paul Berger and Williams charmed all their hearers. Myers did several comic dances, a ia crinoline, and Ben Yeager performed the Union Jig in his best style. ‘The great feat of the whole performance, however, was the feats of the burlesque Arab Brothers. To see Landis walk the tight rope in those pumps of his, is to forget the mighty feats of the Ravels in that line; and his daring performance of waiking the ceiling head downwards is a sight to behold To-night is an entire change of Togramme, with a host of funny things. Go and see. Reat Estate axp Stoce.—J. C. McGuire & Co., auctioneers, sold lot No. 2 in xquare 656, to Janes Caden, fu: cents per foot. Lot No.3 in square 15, with small dwelling house, to A. K. Moorehouse, for $5). Stock of the Corpora- tion of Washington sold for 102c The following sales were made by A Green, auctioneer : Lot No. 12 in square No. 919, with improvements—two frame uses—situated on the coruer of South E and Ninth streets east, was Purchased by Joseph Harburch for $912 50. A CuILp Missino.—An attiicted mother desires to ask the aid of the public in recovering her ebild, an infant ef fourteen months, which she says bas been stolen from her by a woman named Mary Barnes. The child is fair and delicate, with light bine eyes. Mary is about five feet high. with sandy hair, gray eyes, and a florid complexion. Any information left at Gen. Ma- son’s, First Ward, will be gear received, and upon the recovery of the child a reward of thirty dollars will be paid. DistcgBinc THE Neicusors.—This morning, officer Arnold arrested John Moriarty and Mary, his wife; the first for threats. the latter for being a disorderly person. Jobn was dismissed, it be- ing evident that Mary's unraly member was the cause of his trouble; but she was ordered to pay 31 50 fine, aud give security to keep the peace. Bap Tertn —The defect of bad teeth, which is so common and so unsightly, troublesome and unhealthy may be remedied. Dr. M. Loomis bas opened rooms at No 336 Pennsylvania avenue, and those who desire the serviees of a dentist, will find ft advantageous to examine his adver- tisement in this afternoon's issue. VarseLt, No. 53, Loujsisna avenue, is the very man for those who want painting done in the best style and at moderate rates. He bas kiven universal satisfaction to those who have availed themselves of the taste and rkill be dis- plays in bis business. Fox Court —Yesterday, Tuomas Hughes was arrested by officer Ross for stealing a ham of ba- eon from C F. Richardson. Jnstice Donn com- mitted him to trial for Court. Dr. J.G_ P. Hoxstox offers his services to the citizens of Washington as a physician. His office is No. 455 Tenth street. See the ‘ wonderful cuses’’ of Dr. Brothers & Co., No. 417 Pennsylvania avenue. Traces atrne Geanv House —Wm Matthal, drunk aud disorderly; fine aud costs, $3.60. Pe- ter Cox, do.; workhouse 60 days. Michael Kanf- ner, do ; do. et colored, profanity; fine and costs, $1.01. Coats, Pants, and sts. “ wsemess Surts, Noa walker & © Marble Hall Clothing Store, rowns’ Hotel Baviding, respectfully an- hounces that their aunaal display of FaLt ano w is a ready for inspectio: rimen' of Gentlemens ai ot ittrac- tive stocks of Clothing m this city at very reduced prices. 2-im MARRIED On the 5th instant. at St. ¥ bil adeiphin, by the Nevtiee Bee 9 josie - ya keaw of 3 HEATH TEN DEREO RTS Ae ea ANN ae : DIED, Oa_ the 33) instant, of enti u Mr. JAMES F. MORTON tthe gin yee eg 2. “ie fanersl will take piace on Sunday morni vet from the S cond Baptist huron ent . 40h, Commer and 4th street ri | | CARTONS BONNET RIBBONS, 1 3 Bake AINS FROM ADC TION, Cherpest ia the city, at ah ELL’s. 90 $5-c08t 83 avenue, i az much canal in good once more. The break on the nine mile level has been thoroughly paired, and loaded boats from beyond that commenced arriving Wednesday night. The water bas been drawn from the basin for the pur. Pose vf cleaning out a large mass of earth other matter which has gathered in it near the outlet lock, and which has, for some time. greatly retarded the passage of loaded boats, We learn, from.one of the gentlemen superintending the work, that the gathering of the alluvial shoes mentioned is caused chiefly by the yas ‘ar which i 3 is dischar; from the Georgetown house, near th ane and which settles apes the bot- tom, and which, its adhesive nature, prevents sediment from being passed off by the action of the water. We were not a little surprised at the language contained ina of the report je to the directors of the Alexandria Canal Company afew days since, in regard to the condition of the Al- exandria Aqueduct. The parties who examined into its condition certainly must have viewed it through very different glasses to those used by every disinterested n in this locality, other- wise they certainly never could have reached the conclusion that the Aqueduct would be “ina perfectly safe and substantial condition for five years to come, ‘‘ by the expenditure of a trivial sum upon itin the way of repairs the coming winter.” We think it has long since been conceded by avery unbiased individual who bas observed the condition of this stracture for several years past, that its miserably dilapidated, leaky, and, we might say, in some places, dangerous condition, bas been the chief cause of the deficiency of wa- ter upon the Georgetown level of the canal, from time to time, during the summer and fall months. We know that this deficiency has been charged by some of our Alexandria neighbors to the uantity of water used by our mills and cotton tory. This conclusion, however, is wholly erroneous, as has recently been clearly demon. strated. A short time since, it was found neces- sary to draw cff the water from the Georgetown level of the canal. To “pepe any interruption to the Alexandria branch, a substantial and tight stop lock was closed at the northern end of the aqueduct; and notwithstanding all this precau- tion, we have been assured by responsible persons, who were careful to witness the matter, that the enormous leak in the aqueduct, caused the water in it to fall from one to two feet in the shori space of afew hours. If these be facts, and we think they cau be substantiated beyond all contro- versy, we do not see how it is possible for the aque- duct to be tn the condition represented inthe be- fore mentioned report. Moreover, has not the Alexandria Canal company long since, in etfect, condemned this superstructure as unsafe for the passage of boats, and refused to be held respon- sible for any accident that may occur to it. Ina word, is not every boat passe so at the risk of the owner? Mr. George Gcdey has purchased from Mrs Elenora Knott her entire property, situated on and near the corner of Greea and Dumbarton streets, consisting of two-story brick dwelling and store room, three small tenements, two ice-houses,aud stable for $8,000. It is the purchaser’s intention, we learn, to follow up the ice business formerly carried on by the late proprietor, Mr. G. Knott. Our esteemed fellow-citizen, Wm. H Edes, Esq , came very near being the subject of a frightful accident a few days since. W hile ex- amlning a portion of the gearing of the machine- ry of his mill, one of his bands was ¢ aught by it, and drawn zmong the machinery. He succeeds d, however, by a considerable effort, in jerking it out, before receiving aay further injury than the tearing of the skin, and a portion of the flesh fiom the back of the hand. e active and religious movement among our Methodist friends seems to be steadily on the iucrease. At the Dumbarton street church, un- deribe Rev W. B. Edwards, prayer and other Teligious meetings are held every morning from six to seven o'clock, and at the West George- town station, under the Rev. Mr Speak, the r vival bas become quite extensive. Meetings a-e beld every night, and from ten to twelve persons are found at the altar at beth arte ‘There have already been quite a number of couversious. Groxcetown, Sept. 21, 1853. ‘The weather, yesterday and this morning, has been more than ordinarily cool for the season. Yesterday morning consideralle quantities of frost was visible in many low places. The crowd of boats igre the lower portion of the Georgetown level of the canal was so vreat this moruing as to form a perfect jamb. The packet M. C. Meigs, of the Messrs. Ritter line, and the Antelope, were, in consequence of the obstruction thus formed, detained at least onc hour beyond their usual hour of starting. These jambs, which often occur, are mainly the result of carelessness on the part of the boalmen; and grow out of the want of a superintendent upon this portion of the canal, who could give bis whole time to the enforcing of the police regula- tans of the company. They are not only a yriev- ous annoyance to the collector, and others, but frequently result in accident, as was the case thir morning. A very valuable horse, belonging to the Messrs. Ritter, was thrown into the caual, aud was only rescued from drowning by the most energetic effort Arrivals—Schr. Hamilton, Ogden, New York, to McCobb & Dodye; butter. Fly, Harbert, Port Deposit; lumber to Joseph Libbey & Son. ‘Brie Chinatr, Crowell, from Portland; plaster to Geo. Waters The Flour market has been more firm and ac- tive the last two days, and considerable sales for shipping and other purposes have been made at 8S 5¥a5 62 for good shipping brands, and extra bighber as in quality. Butlitdearriving. Wheat from: wagons $1 7541.30 for red, $1.3U11 35 for white; sales yesterday and the day before of some 3,000 bushels on the canal—white at $1 35al 4. [commvusicatTEeD Tur Borcuaniss in Goxorcetown.—Editor of the Star: Your Georgetown correspondent has already informed you that a regularly-organized band of burglars were almost nightly breaking into some house, and boldly plundering it of whatever came to band. These rascals have grown more daring from the apparent apathy which exists in that community regarding them, and the arent disinclination to take any steps tocatch them. As a resident of Georgeto' I take the liberty of suggesting to our citizens, through the medium of your paper, that we at once adopt such measures as will promptly break up this skitifat nest of thieves. I propose that a meeting of the citizens be called, to devise means for patroliug the city. There are plenty of young men who will, doubtless, gladly volunteer; or the military company recently established would, I know, if asked, respond to any call made upon them by their fathers or relatives, who are so much interested. I merely throw out these hints that our citizens may reflect upon them, and act as in their wisdom seems best. We want some concerted action; therefore, let the citizens meet together on Saturday evening next. Wo seconds it? Bow xcs GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS, ——$_______ ss EW LEATHER STORE. iver takes this method of informing his ail enatonate acd the public that he has moved his No. 1d opposite the Mayor's Gifs, wheres ful he * a a supply ‘thome and foreign manufactured Leather ee JOHN EF. COX. __8023-)m {TORE ROOM FOR RENT—On Bridge street, Sirear the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ mk. : os” Ban! Stable and Cerringe House for Kent—In col order. Entrance from Jefferson street, near Br.dge street. ‘or Saie—F ire. prook Bat small size, on wheels ; 0 has been but jitt 3 is in perfect order; with ro bra| ES + oil ryecgy “pel Rar sgh ore Seat ounti oom Desk, with Boo! Rack: Dra’ &e. "hiso, an Anthracite Coal and ient for sto: office. “Apply 10 SAMULL MoKEN NEN Se Deal arton street. we 22-tf .—Liberst will be paid toa AVOMRN SE ood charecter, who can prepare he hs PRE ae ish Cat! “acl ia i sos Seawel | Fis#: F H! FISH! arrois No.3 small MACKEREL now landing Bam nents eed Burr. Also, 20 barrels No, 5 i daily expected. For sale by ime WARTLEY & BRO. RUPPEL, Noga side of Market &, » No. 37. hetween i as genase & inees RESTAURANT was be found, at ‘al ol . OFT E RS te al ede of the Great Faila,or ‘aw an: rr a any other point on the ‘Ohio Canal . Sp é-6m UR KREN'T.—A three-story BRICK HOU With basement, on 2d st eet, Goorgetown, the late rergpece of M. : Prone wen containg 16 + rooms. 101 e ‘n cor order, having all necessary ai ristidinge pit ng fon aut el ana eee aed ase wn, & for_eom: le Apriy to BROOKE Bb, WILLIAMS, Georrctown pAtsces FURNACK COAL! 1 Anarticle of COAL particularly adapted to these tarmcee. “Ewe ee, TREE A SOR ? Corneeccers OOKING CAL"! Thiee varieties ex; af Ly» er from the Ru s CLOTHING OF B°Y Your -_ cr Aas is. saeag HARE k wW faphungton, D.C, through it done | AUCTION SALEs. AUCTION SALES. By de @REEN, : : TO-DAY § TO-MORROW MORNING. Pvt ey ED : By A. GREEN, Auotioneer. LNs tem ber sath, a or (should the VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY aT baf iat) avail erl-at the residence of J.P Diot- | ahaityegria™g gt, ERIDAY, the 3h. y the first Toll-gate, on 7th street, his ‘of 2.in Square No. 556, b jounaneld and kitohen Fur niture, Stok, Farming leet on 31 street west, and run- aur siatiagsaes, Bureaus, Wash- = pa uprovementay mebieh el foe ot "rood ardrobse, Parlor, Disithg and Sthor Tables: Tooms, oonvementiy sr ences tine 5 good Siteboards, Sois, "Lounge, Rockers, and’ other| ‘Termes One, (~*~) 6nd 12 monthsi madara ote etter Mare sponte promi” itu pect soos otren A0, 1 £00) Work Hore, Milch Cows, Family | “ee ad u Light Wacon, 20 cords of prime Oak Wood And many other useful articles. . oish; -bilance im 60 days, for notes dnt: rent. so:4 A. GREEN, Auot, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. pase FORTE, HOUSEHOLD axoKITCH- EN FURNIT RE aT Averion—Os THURS. DAY, the Sth i «, shail sell, at the residence of Rev. Dr. Teawiale, No 429 13th street. next to the corner of G street, at 10 0'clock a. m., an excel- ing Meaewag Pat POMS" 2 vctaen, mad ine Rose 1800 Forte, octaves, le __'T. Gilbert & Co , Boston, : a Piano t:over and Stool, Fine oe frame French Pilate Mirror and Marble. top Stand, Mahogany Sofa-lounge, and Parlor Chairs and Cen- tre Table, Wa'nut Wahstnot, Bureaus, Bedsteads and Exten- sion Table. Hat_Rack, Wardrobes, Washetands, and Toilet 8. Fine Marble-top Painted Cot! hi Set, ine Ma poor Emote ‘tage Chamber Set. Chandeliers cloth, Carpets and Mattine, Crockery Wa-e, China, Glass and Cooking and other Stoves, One excellent Parlor Heater, _ With a good le f Kitohen Requisites, ‘Terms cash: se 24-d A. GREEN, Auet, — By BONTZ & COOMS, Auctioneers. LARSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND Fancy Articuts, Hats, Caps, Bouts AND DHORS, AT AvCTION n MONDAY: 2th instant, at 90’clock, we will sell, at the new store No. 287th street, between M and N, the entire, stook of goods, by the pattern and piece. The Indies are invited to this sale. Also, one Canary Bird, a good singer, Terms at sale. se 23 St (States) BONTZ & COOMBS -Aucts. rr ene & COOMBS ‘Aucts._ By J.C. McGUIRK & CO,, Auctioneers. ‘ EXTENSIVE SALE OF SECOND-HAND Pianos, Music, MusicaL INsTRUMENTS, GLA ss Cases, Store Fixtur LONDAY MORNING, Septen: jk Fe shall and improve his store,) Eight very good S hand Pianos, reevved in exchange for new one is Viz: One by R«senkrantz, hree by Andre Stein, Two by Knabe & Gaehle, Two by Gibert. Jot Damaged Masi Suitars, Fi utes, Banjos. Accordeons, Music Keoks, E & li the Gi e nelving, Oilcloth, Carpets, Awning, ters, &o ‘Lerms: $25 and under ossh; over that sum acredit of 6 a d 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. red J.C. McGUIAE & CO., Aucts. A. GREEN, Avet. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. Y ViIRTUR OF A DEF Stes halt Es OER: BE TO the ” “4 be: the year eighteen hundred (1956,)'and recorded t. Liber ae fr 3 Ss n © Jucsou H ido'el SAT: URDAY, September If, td. C Megane ee ry Store, in Washington City, D. C., to ao- complish the object of aid deed, wilt offer for sale st public auction. the country-seat calied “*F - ton,” in Washington county, being the residence of Joreph Gales. 2 sq. itis bounded on the east by the new Bladensburg road, on the west by the isnd of Washington Berry, north by Seaver and Keat- ing’s lands, and south by city boi lines; is very Improved, and contains one hundred and acres, ( 1) ox thGrenboat. ‘erms of ~nle: The purchaser will be required to paxSee fourth of the purchase money in hand at the ime of sale, the residue in six,twelve, and eighteen months from the day of sale, with interest thereon from said date, and to give his notes for sach de- a payments, secured by 8 deed of trust on the Pre jes. 1f the purchaser shall fa: terms of saie within ten da the subsoriber reserves = Tight to ri and premises for cash. efter teu days previcus 1o- tive, at the risk of such defaulting purchaser. pote © MeUCIRE S Car ets - Mc! On AU au 19-eo&ds (Umont a Lis ABOVE SALE IS PUSTPONED until F vine i7th same hour and piace. JOHN T. MITCHELL, Trastee. re3 JAS. C, MoGUIRE & CO.) Auct’rs. THE ABOVE SALE (8 FURTHER POST- poned until oy De £ Serr ember 2;.eame hour an ee, with the y of snie, ii the inad to comp: ter the ds nd places. JOHN T. SHELL, T: se ly Ja8.C. Mc6UIR By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF 4 FAM- ILY REMOVING FROM THE City at PUBLIC AtC- Tion.—On SATURDAY MORNING, Septcmber <5tn.at 10 0’o'ock, mm front of theauction rooms, we shall sell the Furniture and Fffects of a family re- moving from the city, com:prising— Suite of Wairut Brocateiie Covered Parlor Furn - ture. compris} ar 2 Tete a Tete Sofas, 2 Arm Cxairs and 6 Parlor Chairs, Marbie-top Centre and Sofa Tables, Ladies’ Walnut Secretary and Whatnot, wunge, Cane snd Wood seat Chaire, Walnut Jonny Lund Bedstead, wy ay Sa Plain Bureaus, Washstande, Toilet Sets, Mattresses, ec, Handsome new Cottage Set, China ard Ginseware, te Cutlery, Carpets, Ui.cloth, Kug: a Ls0, A Cabinet Maker’s Beneb and set of Tools, Heit bsrrel of No.1 Varnish, Lot of On! Cans, Cups, &o., & 3. Terms exsh. J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Ancts. By C, W. BOUTELER. Auctioneer. QALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT *? Avction.—On TUESDAY MORNING Sop. tember z8th, at 10 o’e-ock, I shail sell, at the resi dence of the Rev. J. R. Eckard, No 245 New York avenuo, between 9th and loth streets, 2 oollection of «xeellent Hovsehold Furniture, consisting m put ol, viz: Mahogany Chsirs, Mahogany Sofa, Oak Reclining Chair, Walnut Ktegero, Cottage Cane-seat Chairs, Gas Fixture, «ny Commade, Whatnot, Mahogany Centre Table. Mantel Orpaments, Straw Mating, Parlor, Chamber aud Step Carpet- Ing, Venetian Blinds, Hall Oileloth, Mashozany Hat rack, Dressing Bureaus, French and Cottage Bedstencs Mattresses. Holsters and Pillows, F 13 elves, Warhstands, oilet Sets, Extension Dining Table, French and Iron Stone China, Cut Glassware and Table F urmiture generally, Cooking Steve, Kitchen Requisites, &c. ‘Terms: $40 and under orp: over $40, acredit of 3, 60 and 99 days, tor approved endorsed notes, bvar- ing interest, se 23-0 C. W. BOTELER. Auct. Maksnars SALE.—In virtue fieri facias insued from the © Cireust € county of Washincton, and to me directed, I ehrll expose to public sale, for Casn, in front of the Court-house door of said county, at 12 o’clook m, on FRIDAY, the i5th day of October next, 1858, the following described Property, to wit: Ail defendant's right, title, clarm and interest in and to part of Le u Square No. 732, beginning at a point on 3d st <9 feot Rinchos fromthe routh west corner 0’ said lot, and runuing thence north 20 feet 4 inches, and east with that width toa four foot private ailey at the rear of said loi, torether with a'l and singular the impravements thereon, in the city of Washington. D. ized and levied upon as the Richar A. Fenwick, and will be Nos, 35, 252. and 375, to +1158, in faver of William Wallace, Columbus Alexander, and John Van Resw ck. W. SELDEN, Marshal se 22 ts for the District of Columbin, By J. ©. MeGUIRE & CO., Anctioneers. EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT 4 FURNITURE AN HousEnoLD Egrrets,—On y SDAY AND THURSDAY, Sept th. commencing each day at 10 sell, atthe residence of Miss Janne: nor of fh streat ard Penn, avenue, all the tureand Effects, comprisicg— Superior Kosewood round corner seven-octave Pi- ano Forte, by Steinway & Sons, New York, Rosewood Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables. Suite of Rosewood Parlor Furuture. finished in Satin Brocatelle. Z Handsome Walnut Whatnot, Fancy Chairs, ‘alock. + 0 urni- rovateile and Chintz Curtains, Shad-s, Gilt frame Pier Glass, Slab and Bracxet, Walnutand woxany Sofas, Dirans, Easy Chai Walnut Parlor Chairs, Superior Spring seat Lounges, Vases, Bruseele, Three-ply sud Ingrain Carpets, Floor Onleloth, N atting Rugs, xtention, Dining and Breakfast Tables, yaa Are Dining Chaicg, Sdeboards, ahogany Secretary an 5 Frenoh hua Dinner, Tea and Dessert Ware, Giasaware, Silver-plated Castors, Table Caters. Sux 'aren Covered Dish 1, Chafing Dishes, Superior Re rigerator, Dining room Chairs, BMeborany and Walnut Dressing and Plain Bu- reaus, Walant and Maho-any Bedstesdr, Wardrobes. Washstards, Toilet Sets, ga Superior Feather Beds, Boletors and lows, Twelve fine Curled Hair Mattresses, Husk Mat- tresses, omforts, Blankets, Spreads, Chamber 'Tabies, Chairs Dressing Stands, Looking Glasses, Gas Fixtures, Franklin, Airtight and Coal Stoves, Laree ad superior Conking Stove, Together witha coneral aesortment of Household ond Kitchen Fffect Terms : $30 and under cash; over that sum a cre- dit of 60 and 9 days, for satisfactory endorsed notes, bearing erest. selv-rokds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auots. I EATHER! LEATHER!! LEATHER"! 5 — ‘Country merchants and manufacturers are invited to examine our stock of HEMLOCK AND OAK SOLE LEATHER, with a large assortment of Finished Leather, con- sisting in part of French and Amerioan Morvcco, ee ae o. American and German CALF SKINS, Rives hiwoitegee™ ale dof goods used ty the trade, cheap for rr. in of Ex + OF gooep ted PSTAYNARD & ROSE, 46 South Calvert street. 80 23-7t Baltimore, Ma._ T IE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE 1s HOW ANTHONY Can afford to sell his Hats and Boots so Low! A splendid dress HAT for 3.50. and a fine fash- ionable’Hiar at a and $2.50, all got e. paste the BOOTS and GAITERS A a for ri ‘the United Stu Only think of 3 asvand the bent Calfskin ii here at §250, Boot- makers 2a well as individual customers su; none at the shave prices, by ANTHONY, Agent for the manufacturers. oxen a aes set debts. ate only Ns per Be 23-3t fied J, MeKRNNEY, rs Commissioner’ a. DEEDS, NOTARY UBLIC. PENSION, LAND § @ENERAL AGENT, will attend faithfally to the Collection of Accounts, Rents. and any other Business that may be en- trusted to him. - ffice—No 520 Seventh street, opposite National Intelligencer office. se22 ly LACK SILKS AND VELVET RIBANDS, ust received, cherper than usual— 2 vigses Mad high Instre pinin Black Silks, varying first-rate Calfs! lied as cents to $! per yard 20 pieces Binek Milk Verved Hibands, all the widths for trimmings, 5% dezen Ladies’ hest quality Kid Gloves. Daily recsiving rio! aitde. Shawls and Searf beantiful Dress fs, which we shall sellat the lowest cash prices, ae . W.CoLLry, J, W. COLLEY & CO. ™.M. Brows. street., 80 22-2w three doors north Pa. avenue. R®sUmeD HIS PROFESSION, DR. VAN PATTEN to announce his readiness to serve hi fruenan nae patrons, ee ponte erty tof the Ua oPisanuy near Pa ‘neenue ad Ioth stveet. Per avenue sod 15th e partial.) pare fit at dentures, (entive w toxive them the be “N. B “file ofice and emule ia D now Beis arain + B.— > j in tha —— house, he may be found at all hours, se 22 St" @oaour BOOKS—SCHOOL BOOKS! A general ond compiete assortment of Sehowl Boas ionery for public a: avere eacols meoct above tue Noniers Markets eu ai-in fe 22-d FUTURE DAYS. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO RATION STOCK AT PUBLIC AUG On MONDAY A RNOON, Sep tember 2th, at 5 v'viock, at the Auetion kooms, we stall seil, in suns to suit purchasers— aa of Washington Quarterly 6 per tock, Auctioneers, n of Washington Semi-aunaalé por cen!. Dtoc! “— Cacsornioon of Alcxandris 6 per ee. t. Coupon $5,000 Corporation of Alexandria 6 per cent. Regis- tered Stock, Mao Stock. $2,000 Bank of the ‘Terms cashin current funds. se23-d J M IRE & CO., Aucts. By A, GREEN, Auctioneer, EVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN FRx Fiest Wakp at Acctioy.—On TUES- DAY, the 28th instant { shall sell, on the premises, at 5o’clock p.m., commenaing on the first named s Nos 16 18, 19 ard 29, 1n Square Ne. perty fronts on north Ai and .7tn str is eter | situated, We wili then proceed to sell. in regular orde: front ol the premises, Lot Nu. 4,1 Square No. 136. This property is isome!y situated, running through the square, fronting 2 feet on 18th street west aud 65 fee: 4 inches on New Hampshire ave- nue, between P and Q strects north 117. This property fonts on 19h street west 5 feet. between t.and M streets Doct, ranming back 149 feet 10 inches to a 3°-foot aliey. Lots, in Square No. 5i. This property is situa te: at the corner of 221 street tand north M et. ‘Terms: One- fourth cash; balance in 6.32. ard 18 montis, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and 2 deed of trust taken, Title indisputable. = seidd A. GREEN, Auct. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers, GOXERNMENT SALE OF NDRIES— ¥ On MONDAY MORNING, September .7th at Wo'clock,a tho Washington Aqueduct Office. near the market hy use. Georgetown, D. C., we shall sell. |) order of Captain Me: ngineerin charge ofthe \Water worka.a lot of Sundries, comprising A large quantity of Bianket niorts, Bedticks Shoets ani Bolsters, al ff whieh have been order, Lot of Crockery. Tin Ware, Cooking Utensila, ~~ Rice. Pork, Salt, Mustard, ‘ea, Beans, 1. D::iling and Concrete Hemmers, Blocks and Failx Kook Chains, Srowbars, Drill Work Benches, Leather Belting, of various sizes, Picks. Shovels, A ‘Together with a large quai barrows, carts, lumber, irou an Terms cash eo nee &e. of damaged wheel old tovls. soled . C. McGUIRE & CO., Anocts. M ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of two writs of LVE fier (acias, sssued from the Clerk's Office: f the Circuit © of the District of Columbia for the county of Washinton, and to me directed. I shall expose to puvlio sale forcast, in front of the Court reuse door of said county, on TUESDAY, the 5th day of October. 1858, at 12 o’elock m , all Samuel Byington and Richard Wallach’s reht. ttle, claim and interest in and to an undivided half of Square rorthwest of Square No. 695, in the of Washington, D. C., together with ali ard sin- gular the improvements thereon, seized and levied uponas tne property of Samuel Byington and Rien- ard Wallach. and will be sold to satisfy Jadicials No. 146 and 147 to October te: 1853, egainst Sam- nel Byington, and Richard Wallach, and John Van cg Ercerd wv aitach = ~ ee Byington and in favor o! ham Van wick. W. SELDEN. Marshal se 10-ts forthe Ee Sr a FRON AGENT ASSOCIATED PRESS. eee Terrible Crime—A Woman Drewas Pour Children ina Well—Suici#e. sik Conumsus, Ome, -23.—-A womar named Schelling. at renege in Racoon comm it~ ed rider thy thirty-five fort deep, her four ek boy, the other three Yellow Fever at the South. New Oateans, Sept 22 —The deaths by f. ver yesterday, number New Oxceans. Sept. 23 —The deaths by fever yesterday were 50. Savannan, Sept. 22—The total number of deaths from yellow fever in the during the past week is forty. 7 The Burnt Steamer at Sea. New Yor«, 23 —The the 15th 450 cates coat of St ‘Jobe N et is supposed to be the Austria, which left Bremen on the 4th, and is now several daysoverdue. As ho person Was seen aboad, the inference is that all the passengers were saved. The Austria had over four bundred passengers. Two Persons Killed by . Baxcor, Me., Sept. 23 —Epoch ‘Danforth of Lagrange, and Wai, H_ Record were kilied by ligbtnine last night. Phe former wes sitting in the bar-room at the time, and the latter was on the roed with his team of horses. Fire at New Yerk. New York, Sept. 23.—The Empire Stone D-exsing Mills, covering an entire square, were burned this evening. The fire commenced at 6 o'clock, ard was still burning at 10 o'clock. The destruction is supposed to be total. Arrival of Gold from Pike's Peak. St. Lous Sept. 24 —The BV yandotte (Kansas) Gozette of the ISth says thi 10,000 in goid dust lave arrived here from Pike’s Peak; and a man brought $6,000, the result of only a few weeks’ toil. oe Massachusetts Agricultural Seciety. Boston, Sept. 22 —The Massachusetts a cultural y bolding iis annual exbi- bition inthis city The display of fruits is the best ever exhibited More Slaves Landed at Cuba. New OgLeans, Sept. 23 —The steame! ba arrive dt y from Ha’ baving sailed the 20th. A cargo of Africans had been landed at Cardenas Baltimore Markets. HaLTiMoR, Sept. 24.—Flonr ts firm. Sales of 1,600 bois Howard street and Ohio $5 50 W beat firme-—red $1 2241.30; white $1 40a1 45. Corn closed with an advanci tendency ; advanerd late; white, 8c; yellow 9iaG2e. Whisky is dull; 24424 ¥e. Provisions are dull. New York Markets. New York, Sept. 24 —Flour ix firm; sales of 11.000 barrels; State $5.20a5 37; Oble $5.85a6 O10, Scathern $1 90: 5 W heat is quiet and nominal Coru is buoyant; sales of 20,000 bushels; mised 702760 Pork is heavy and lower; mess $16 9817.00 prime $14 %aS15 Lard is dull at Mall Wuisky is dull at 23\c. Financial. New Yor«, Sept. 21 —Stocks are dull and Chicago and Rock Island, 65, Ilinots Illinois bonds lower, Central shares 77. Crosse and Mi York Central, DANCING, FASHIONABLE RK NION MATINE On TUBSDAY AFTER OUON, Sept. 2tn, at 3 o'clock, to which he cordially invites all the children that have ever been pupils, together with their frieude. Good music will be in attendance. and everything contribute to their happiness will be duly SOIREE for Ladies and Gen- piace on THURSDAY EVEN- -at 8 o'clock Prof. M. respect vites all of his old f.:endsand former patrons ud. Tickets wil be farnished to gentiemen hestion at Mr. ar: Etlis’s Music ING, October fully upon ap ™ «ry endeavor will be made to keep this Soiree strictly select. “ NOON, Uetober Tete 158, Tor Ch liven, , NOON, . » for Ant will coutinus as heretofore on’ Tuesdays aad Thursdays, at 4 o’viock. Gentlemen's Cinsses on the sane nights, ae - jesda: isting to con please leave tueir address at the abov sem et eas (RANK T.SANDS, UNDERTAKER, K GaRkison TREET. Navy Y¥ “All orders from the oountry attended to with peatiy repaired and varsiahed: "se Suan” Gi Nineat of" Drese Suir complete se mate measure every variety of Fine Shirts, and warrent them to fit. “A TEVENS’ Sales Room. Brows’ Hotel. GAME of every kind in season, Bi FRESE OYSTERS RECEIVED EVERY DAY, AND SERVED UP IN EVERY STYLE, At the Shortest Notice, at LLOYD'S NATIONAL RESTAURANT, Sontheast coruer of 7th and b streets. _se 18 6m AUCTION.—The Farm in Prince George county, Md., known a8 Mount Pleasant, (of about 9234 acres,)4 miles from Alexandria, will be so'd on the 4th of October prox- ime. if fair; if rot fair, on the next fairdsy. it ad- ins the lands of H. C. Thornand others, hasa good dwelling and all ths necessary outhuildiies, and a fine orchard of nl! kinds of fruit, and is well watered inesch fiell. Title guaranteed, At the same time wa etc rtp , n the p'ace. Terms made known on the day of s: se 21-dtOcta JOHN S. E. THORN, By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneere, XTENSIVE SALE OF COSTLY FANCY Goops, JEweLry. CLocks, Vases, PaRiaNn Na PicuxEs, P c LERY La aus a el DLS "alock, at the *Lakes’ Fan z A ‘enue, between 2dand ‘Sd streets. we shell thout reserve, the entire stook. compri+ing Parian Chi:a. Terra Cotta, and China Figures of Jewsiry, Cutters, Combs, Rushes eweiry ‘utiery, Combs, us a Papier Mache and Rosewood Writing Desks and Work Boxes, Perfumery and Soap of eve: Portemovnsies, Pocket Books, Cabis, Opera Glasses telescopes. Stationery, Silver Penoil Cases, Rerlin froa Figures, Rosewood Upright Piano F ‘orte, Looking Glasses and Paintings, ™ Togetier with a large quaatity of Fancy Good: Also. a number of very superior Glass Case: of which cost $100 each. Terms: $20 uader, cash; over that sam. a credit of 1,2 Sand 4 months, with interest, sntis- factorily endorsed. hi e 22 J.C McGUIRE & CO, Aucts. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPFRTY AT Avction.—On SATU KDA the 3th I shalt sell. in front of the prem: " m., pari ginal Lots No, 2and 3, in Squarenor:h of Square No 515, having a front of 15 feet on 1, street north, and running back 92 feet 6 inches be- tween ith and 5th streets west, with the improve. mentthereon, which consists of a good convenient he District of Columbia. Fok SALE AT PUBIT Ca deseription, three story Brick Dwellimg House. ‘The atte: of persons wishing to pu: res ce. quiet and healthy seetion of is coiled u above sale, asthe property sold. Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in 6 and 12 jac ey for netes bearing interest, secared by & es SS 5 hace upon the om = GREEN, Auct. ARS ?SSAL1,—In virtue of 3 writs of fe spina Gamea eos the Clerk's othee of th Circuit Court of the District of Columbia <¥ ben | ovuuty of Washington and to me directed, J #! expose to public ale, for casu, in front ofthe Court Honse door of said county.on FRIDAY, the sth day of October, -s58, nt 12 0’elook m.. all defend ini’ Tight title, claim and imterest in oud Lots Nos. 27,28 Wand Sy, of Drory’s subdivision of Square No. 209 in the city of Washington, D. C., together ‘nail and singular the improvements thereon, seized and ievied upon as the property of Jorn A. Dru:y. and will be sold tosatis{y Judiciols Nos.294, ss 962, Lo Votoder term, in fin and L, Sengston, W. BH. Harri abd ithers & Co. L. Sangstoa eigen. > SEUDEN, ai 80 15-ts for the Disinetnt G8 —"q AKSHAL’S SALE.—In'virtue of a writ M Of fiert facins iseued from Clerk's office of the Cireust Court of the District Columbia forse County of Washington, and to me direc frat! expose to public sale, Caen, ip f Court-house door of esid county, on TBURSDAY. vor of George reouse of George aoaey of Se mi a to'lowine dezcridedproperty.to wit: All te reeht, oY 43% nd inter; and to Lot No. 2, square No. of Washiagtoa, D. C., to- % 2 Cat: gethoe with all gular the improvements yereon 3 ized sci neou as the property of -dmund Kiley, aud willbe “ia ieeorgat Judicials Kimatte, © MAF: ‘erm, I0S8, in Sever of Moreal +7 se6-dts Marshal for the Districtof Columba. EETH. M. Loomis, au. be the inventor and patentee of the ig pe Maar Rs € ao aenaeee per- sonnlly at his office in this city. 1 these Teeth who Many persons can = bpm bn 4 cailing at my office can be accommodated withany style ee ice of Teeth they may des: but tothose who a t, stronges! most per! on font the Mune: Pilate will be more avenue, between 9h fully oo ss ar ie aut Wthetrects ; also, 977 Aroh streets Philadelphia. se Zi ly co, S ieateie MoINTOMSREHANT, TAILORS, 2 5 ENUE, Stan A . Have just mocived thet PAUL aad WINTER 4 comprising aii kinds of Gaseimeren; and Vesti thons ‘5 of lates: impor's ie! or to punctual customers. XHEE>&, FISH, &e — 7 +0 bo: —— © ke Fish. 109 boxes Scaied Herrings, 100 barrels Pickled do 49 do. No.3 Mackerel, 159 boxes Pear! Starch, lt dezen Brooms. 9 do. a sale ny oe JOrTURRAY & SEMMES, , COPPER, SUGAR, &o.— sshagsnis Colles.” 175 bags Kio © ‘Toavted Cottee #3 "oxen (rene Ground Coffee, 25 bhds. Sucar, is Refi od Suear, 1B Dngen,Adaiagu'ine Cand —— r stu gallons tte fined Woanie Ou, — Just received and oe ee ay & SEMMES 40-Bteo IQUOR, &e — L Siait piper Old Brandy, 1 pipe Holland Gun, ‘ Psy bue-eighth cosks Brandy, ear Seotch Whisk : Ys Dy _ 8e8 of tors — is lor, 2. Bacon, WIP: ingly Be alonune le WW. Galt, Th, Berle d: F. Haliday. W. Orme sad J. Bryan. Office corner Fa.avenue and 168 He « MeGUIRE, Pres, GRAFTON ). HANSON. Rao. yma Inw vit D)°¥ 60008 FoR THE FALL SEASON. receiving wus large and well-sasorted sian real and pide me Go in, to which we sek attention of purorasers. pee 9 Calioo, at '4. 10, and Tetgo,, Mat 5,000 yerds Paid and Striped Mousselios, at 12%: aod Pc. fp! Sanid Merare at na bleochied hurting» and Sheeting. x Cottons, Shirting tens, in fact every -ricle usu ais foucd im a firat-cinas atoot cf Ge i. 4. Cont 4 three doors from HO VINGS AT PHILY ae cp ny fine teen Cc ‘selection = te o , seg OS Peasants