Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1858, Page 3

_ MWCAL. INTELLIGENCE. {Cr Though + The Star’? is printed on the fastest steam press in use sovth ef Balti- more, its edition is se large a require it te be pat te press at ap ceriy hour, Adver- RB tisrments, Wherefore, should be sent im by 19 o'clock, m.{ etherwise they may no. appear until the mext day. Ovx AbrsatericaL Business Dimsctort will be closed up, it a few days, for one year, daily, iwthe Daily star. Additions of respecta- bie firms will Be made 16 fon immediate appit- cation to the a-emb, at the Star office. our ¢ NB. Additions cannot be made after the Di- Tectory t« elese@ up for the year. ens On Tur Istamp.—The Seventh Warders, al- ways on the alert where their interest or the Public good I concerned, are experiencing gen- eral waking up as to the ways and means of sbating certain Watd nuisances, and of 3 sbout a number of necessary improvements. The subject of a market house to be situated in a cen- tral location ia the Seventh Ward is agitating the popular mind, and at the same time en- deavors are being instituted for doing away with several old established auneyances, which have long since become the objects of to those interested in the welfire ant portion of the Federal M. of the wants of the fast augmenting ulation a number of the leadi citfaens bave determined to call a meeting of the citizens of the pees ore the purpose of,taking into serious considerat! among other t the opening of Sixth street through to Peppsylvania avenne, the building of a market house, and the drainage of James’ Creek With respect to the latter object there can be no doubt but that the health of the entire city is more or less aliected by the condition of James’ Creek during a considerable portion ofevery year; bat at the same time there Is a prospect that the rop@sed improvements at the Arsefial wil! ef: a this object without the interference of the citizens, ‘fo, pare the for the erection of the pi Arsenal tidings much grad- ing and filling’ up will be uired, and the amount of filling up’ will far exceed that of grad- ing, so that there will be a Tatet for the use of a latge amoant of material more than will be obtained from the cutting down of the elevated portion of the ground to beimproved. That aide of the late purchase which Nes next to the river will reguige ail the material which will be ob- tained from the excavation. The qnestion will then arise as to the best place from whence to ob- tain the material for fill i that portion bor- dering on James’ Creek; and bere is the plan for abating the pestilence which, rising at this point, is every day and every hour during the warm months of the year, conveyed all through the city and is the foundation of the fortunes of nine- tenths of the medical fraternity. In sames Creek is to be found this material, the removal of which from its bed will not only drain the marsh and render this now waste territory useful and valua- ble, but will save the Government the expense of hauling from distant places. Thus, a two-fold object will be attained at a nominal expense. Bat the subject of a new market-house for our neighbors of the Seventh Ward seems to be a le- gitimate question for them todiscuss. The time will eventually come when the Centre masket Will cease to exist at its present location; it will ive place to more important matters, and it be- faoes the people of this part of the city to look tothe question in season, of their accommoda- tion. Fae Island is becoming thickly settled, even to its most extreme southern limits, and the distance whieb a considerable portion of its pop- u jon are now compelled to travel for articles of dally domestic consumption, is becoming a mat- ter of serious contemplation to them; and, if properly fostered, will soon end in the establixh- ment of 2 good market-house in a central part of this extensive community. We notice with pleasure the activity of the Seventh Warders upon this subject. At the “Arsenal Under the active superintend- ence of Maj. Ramsay, the new commandant here, the quarters of the officers have recently been pisced im complete renair; the exterior walls of the various buildings have been freshly painted, the walks an@-drives about the grounds hand- somely repaired, the lawns nicely trimmed, and & number of the celebrated Dablgreen howitzers placed at the various gates of en Ty. A general spirit of improvement is observabie ali about the piace. Mc. George Wright, the master of the machinists depastmeat here, is engazed upon the manufacture of congreve rockets for the arma- ment of the vessels designed for the expedition to Paraguay. These fatal missiles aire consid- erable skill in their construction, and are in the Proper bands to insure theircorming out all right, sbould there occur any necessity for their use. it is understood that Mr. T. U. Waiter, archi- tect, will in 2 few days proceed to occupy the building at the north extremity of the new por- tion Arsenal grounds, and place a uumber of draugbtmen Lacon tr dag at once commence a the drawings for the roposed new bulld- ioghaer the Armory, &e This fact will give rise to renewed and redeuvled enterprise throughout the entire lower portion of the Seventh Ward, which will not flag for the next two years, at least No Sout ror Mesic'—Mr. Editor: In the Star of yesterday I noticed particularly the notice of the nuisance to which our citizens have been subject- ed for some time past by the organ grti ders, &c Aucther ciass, equally to be complained of, are those who hawk about our principal streets fruit, vegetables, &c., blowing, at every few Paces of their progress, those miserable, shrill tin horns, much to the annoyance of the welt, but severely painful to the afficted sick. If there is any law to probibit this uuisance, it is not noticed, either by the police or others. A werd from your pro- iifie pen may give much relief to many of your feilow-citizens Quigr. October 6, 158 ‘The oaly way in which our nervous correspon- dent can surely get rid of the “organ-grinding nuisance,” in these times, ix for him to abandon ail thought of living in a city, and take op his abode—say In some cave. As for bis tother auisance—that of the tin Lorn of the coster- monger—an institution as old as civilization itself, and therefore venerable—to cure that, we fancy, he must first remodel society, on some plan by whict mea and women will ail aud each catch aud open bis or her own tish and oysteis, raise his or ber own Veyetabies, butcher his or ber own beef, and gather bis or her own chest- nuts Csion Paayer Meerixe at Rev. Mr. Caroth- ers’ Church, oa yesterday afternvon, was of larger attendance and even greater interest than’ the preceding day. Rev. Joshua Morseli conducted the exercises. Requests were read and prayers otfered by Revs. Ur. Samson, Sunderland and Ball. and Wm. B. Evans, Esq. The subject before the meeting was ‘‘ For the divine biessiag upon the ciscalation of the Serip- tures, Tracts. and other religious publications.” Rev. Mr. Morsell spoke eloquently of the im- portance of such cirenlation as connected with the salvation of men, and urged Christians to diligence in this duty Rev. Dr. Smith gave interesting statements of Bible mee: s. and exhorted tie church to per- sonal activity in bringing men to Curist, and —— acting upon great pians for the success of trot Rev. Mr. Dorrance spoke feeling ly of the work of religion in oar: jail and penitentiary, and of the effects produced upou the inmates of the vame by the Scriptures, Tracts, and other re- — ublications. ue doxology was then sung, and after the benediction was pronounced the congregation was dismissed Arremer ro Kitt —Last night, a man named Miebael Freidenbarger, residing on Capitol Hill, ‘was arrested by policeman Craft for beating aud stabbing bis wife, so dangerously wounding her that it is feared she cannot tive a day longer Fuedesburger was taken before Justice Metten. na, who committed him to jail, and refused to take bail until be was satistied tuat the wounded wife would recover. The affair caused great excitement in the Fifth Ward ; and as Oftcer Maryman, to whom the commitment was given, started with bis prisoner from the office door, the excited crow, trashed around them and raised the ery of * Lynch bim! jynch him!’ ‘The officer told the crowd that the prisoner was in his charge, and an attempt to take Lim away woujd be made at their peril. Tbe c:owd evidently desired to get the prisoner, aad followed the ofticer near a quarter of a mile towards the county jail, frequently manifest: tueit desire to lyneh the prisoner. In view Cuakce of Horse Sreatine —Last evening, Officer Lee, with anassistant, brought tothiscity ® young man who weut by the name of Williain Jones, but whose right name is Hooper He was arrested tu Baltimore, having in Lis possessio; a horse belonging to Mr. Edward Griadall, of tuis city. Tue horse will be returned to the -day. Hooper was taken before Justice wd by him committed tv jxil for trial at minal Court. At the time of the arrest sanion with another borse, making bis escape. Last nigtt, however, after the arrival of the officers from Baltimore. Oiiicer King, with one of the Ausiliary Guard, arrested a young man named John H. N. Pumphrey, who is supposed to be the ace: ice of Hooper. He was committed to jail for turther heariag. Diso RLY.—Henry Brockonnear and Frank Lear were arrested by officers Ecklof and Fan- Bt for Aight and disorderly conduct bi wen thet be ofice of Justice Doun, en’ imade them y & fav with costs amounting to MiSs each = : Prov. Pint, 453 Tenth street, has a little more room left for iis in bis ° pay ton Acnl might school. Fill it Potice Report rox Serremser.—The fol rm ofthe Cnter or Par” Wasmxotow Otry, Oct. 4, 1858. Dean Sin; In accordance with the 17th rule in relation to the duties of the Chief of Police, and the 7th rule ribing the duties of Cap- tain of the Auriliary Guard, I have the tfully to state that the sotire Nee force coder charge 2%, in the dis- charge of their duties during month of Sep- Meer poet ra peace of the city remains Vigilance. The sutiber o@aiveste for the meay Mey fess than ‘Solem hopeceyee The t erg month of Septentbetthete have béen’a dwett}n, e ber tered * and Males, be 28; 191; white pe rate ned , 7230 64; Ma- ryland, 95; Virginia; 18; Pennsytvania, 13; Ger- many, 14; New York, 9; Ei +5; Obto, 1; Sua hese ie cesaas bees Bases, 4 is i * ‘Phe amount of judgments and costs obtained In favor of the Corporation during the month, as exhibited by the ae BS aE, Teturas of the severat police officers, is $2,625 19. The amount of cash Collected an@ deposited in bank to the credit Ff the Corporation for the same period is $1.57.51. t Very respectfully your obedient servant, ChieFot Police and Capt. aus Oavfd ‘olice x’ry Guard. To his Beret, jonor James G. 4 Mayor of Washington City, Returns of the several Police Constables for the City of Washingtom made to J. H. teddard, Chief of Patwe for said city, on the st day of October, 1555. ae Amount of judg- wo of Xamonar ues, “Maaahsttadg, Judgment Aten obtained. coflec ed. 88S G2 S24 55 23 15 41 90 236 26 Wo james Ginnity...... 78 07 40 70 3d..Wm. H Fanning-. 319 19 135 47 -Chas. G. bekloff. 43 47 4th..James H Sait... 42 05 4th.. Patrick Gormiey 40 70 Sth..Wm. L. Ri, 40 27 Sth. .Jacob F. King 57 3% 6th... W. Haskell 7th..Henry Yeatman. 7th..F. Zimmerman, Sth..Jacob Ashe Sth..Henry Nash. Sth..H. C.Harrover...... Stb..Chas. W. Arnold... Hh. .FraneisS. Edelin 9th... Amount of judgments and cost: 2.625 19 Amount of cash collected oo) 1,257 SL J. H. Gonpaxp, Chief of Police 623 Pa. Avenvg, Washington, D.C, October 6th, 1853. Editor of the Star: Dear Sy—I was much sur- prised on looking over your paper of last evening to fiad a communication signed “Selden M Crow, M. D.,’* relative to Mr. F. J Heiberger’s late misfortune. I will state that the gentleman is interfering in a matter of which, personally, he kndws nothin, i was present from the first, by Mr Heiberger’s ows” request; he even oe a wish for me to remain with him all night if there was the slight- est necessity Dr. Holston was brought by a friend of Mr. Hejberger’s, be not knowing at the time that Mr. H. bad put himself under my charge Without further trespassing on your valuable space, I enclose a copy of Dr Holston’s letter to me as sufficient refutation of the assertions made by your correspondent, heping that you will do me the justice of publishing it and the above. Go. McCoy, M. D. [commUntcaTED } [Copy ] _ Dr. M.Coy—Dear Sir: My presence being re- quired at the Infirmary this morning, f regret I could not bave had the pleasure of seeing you at Mr. Heiberger’s, asx I could not wait for your ar- rival without some iaconveniency. Yet I should have at all bazards have made our meeting a primary object, had it not been tbat Mr. Heiberger, by the advice of his frends and family physician, threw the whole of the responsibility of the further treatment of the case upon ime, of which | supposed of course you would be duly notitied, and which fact rendered our meeting, pleasant as it would have been, really unnecessary Adding only that your friendly visits will at all times be acceptable, both to the patient and tuys*if, | would. desire to express my own and Mr. Heiverger’s thaaks for your assistance, and Lave the bonor to subscribe, Yours, with a regard, oun G. T. Hotsron. A New Business Hovse —Seventh street has at length fai:ly taken the lead of évery other por- tion of Dry-Goods’ Square in the dry-goods trade Mr. A. L.. Newton, late of the firm of Clagett, Newton, & May, has opened there, in the imme- diate vicinity of the old-established house of Mr J. W. Colley, one of the finest stocks of goods so far brought to Washington. Ait buyers of -¢* goods, in this city, know him well, and most them have been Lis well satisfied customers when located at the corner of Penusylvania avenue and Ninth street itis, therefore, not to be doubted thet, in his new location aud doing bosiness on hia own account, be will be quite as popular as ever before. His stock is entirely new, every article lu it baviog been purchased very recently. itis, therefore, of course wholly composed of the latest styles of goods in tts every department. The addition of sach a store to the locatity in which it has been opened, can hardly fail to canse It to be thronyed from early morn until closing hours, with purchusers; the establish- ment of Mr. Col baviug previously drawn thither an almost ben ater ar ran ef custom, for a single dry-goods house. AoREssBLx Mvsican Norice.—We learn that the indefatigable and agreeable M. Strakosh is shortly to bring his corps of Musical artists to the Fedeval city, for a series of concerts to be ven at Philharmonic Hall. A new star (Mad. Colson) is to make her obeisance toa Washing- ton audience, and if report speaks truly of ber ability as a vocalist, she ts likely to create the reatest lmpression of any prima donna whom it has been tne privilege our concert-goers to hear for some hie Mad. Colsou now performing in Boston to crowded and delighted audiences; in faet, it is said she is creating a sensation in musical clretes in the Northern cities almost as great as that which a few years ago hailed the advent on this side of the Atiantic of Je Lind Mad Colson, will be sted by the famous tenor Brignoli; the distlaguisbea baritone, Amo- dio; and the celebrated Tasso, Janca M Stra. bosch will conduct the concert in p roprea persona, aud preside atthe piano. The first performauce takes place about the 15th inst. Tar Teearee.—it mzy fairly be questioned whether a more delighted and merry audience ever assembled within the Washington Theatre, than that which last night greeted Miss Maggie Mitchell tm ber charming personations of Prince Frederick and Katy O'Shiel, both of which, written with a view to display ber ullar pow- ers, proved eminently successful. We have a-ver beard heartier laughter and applause than that which several of the comic situations of the latter piece extorted. Aa Irish Jig, between Mr. Glenn and Miss Mitchell, at the end of the first act, wes demanded so earnestly that the curtain had to be raised aud the dance repeated. To-night, Miss Mitchell will render her cele- brated impersonation of the Freach Spy, in the thrilling military drama of that name—an effort which is said to fully equal that of the famous Celeste in the same role. Phe play is announced for to-nigbtonly. Tbeafterpiece is Milly. Turmgp District Potiex.—Mary Jane Hall, colored, stealing a gold breastpinand pencil case; security for court. Jacob Heck, fast driving on tie Potomac bi dee fine and costs, 33941. Mar- garet and Esther Wise, colored, profanity;work- house 6 days each. Mary Lucas, colored, do.; fine and costs, $3 94. Margaret and Babel Sey- mour, col’d, disorderly; gave security to behave fe ae Yesterday, Justice Clark aud the officers of this district were kept busy during the day. Owayn Tuoax, Ne. 600 H st., between Fourth and Fifth streets, has just Opened a fresh stock of groceries, which he warrants to be the sort that housekeepers do most affect. His Prices are rea- sonable, and the proprietor is obliging gentleman” oe # polite ene Tue Lapies cannot do better (ban call at the fashionable emporium of Mrs R. 8 Etebison in maaking their fall purchases of dry goods. Her assortment of the latest styles of bonnets, fancy trimmings, laces, ribbons, &c., will set fem- ining beart ina Gutter of delight "™Y Tatas at tHe Guand-Hovse—A. McWil Ed rd Manuel, colored, | 10.5, fines $3.45. {ohn Dooley, drank, ‘a < and ‘costs, TroO- th, stress. aa rE = pe ja Wileen ne? Poa ‘ofty. * © i by the Rey. Mr. C: n, ‘Mr. ff aN gett Mis MARGARET ANN PURE Repeat thie city. t ‘h instant, the Rev. Andrew G. Ca- corse Me JOUN FMV Eee of tae aily. to Bice CATHARIN + SHETD. of Loudoun . county, Va. ( Virginia papers please copy.) — * ‘On tho 19th of August, in Strabane, Ireland, by the ev. W. A. Rao her ‘ > » OF ci Wash nit Moa sera, sdeughi » Rap- 5 Stat to Mr, Alexander ‘Riese, Buronde DIED, — On the Sth instant. Miss ADELAIDE V. C. BRADFUKD, in the 2th Far her pet 3 On thi instant,im the 7th year er Axe, MaR nia VINA; only daughtoro! Ann Rosas and John enholm. : s site B *, can furnish a: WEY os oman sil of the best CONFERS. TIONS, & and also furnish the. Ware for ible, atlow rates. ‘i'ry him. 00 4.2W Prore RG. F. H. LAURENCE, Organist of st. John’s Church, having estab hshed himself in Georgetown, D. C.. re spectfully offers his services to the public’ as teacher of the Pianoforte. Prof. L. has bad a long experience in teachiog, and flutters himseli to be to guarantee catire satis{aet.on to all who may favor him with their patronage. - peerms a Esomnee aprfication to him at the mon Hotel, Georgetown, . efers to Win. Noyes, Esq... ‘Dr. J Geo. ‘ ‘Thomas Addison. Robt. t LOUISIANA A Esq. abt. P. Dodge Esq., : * ENUE ‘ween Sixth and Seventh sts. PAINTING: GRAINING, and GLAZI faithfull, weg re pal attented to. *. States.) AND DAY VOUNG Labi iy Bosenine 309 F StREET. WASHINGTON. Principal—DONA LD MACLEOD, A. M,, Univer- sity of Glaszow. The next academic term will begin on the seeond Monday in September, and end on the Seth of June vllowing. For thorough literary and scientific culture, sound elementary instruction, the efficiency and success of the French Depariment and for social advantages, it 18 Unsurpassed. the primary as well as the senior, 8 the personal supervision of the Principal, who 18 assisted by three Indies of ability, experience aud the highest education. No school out of Faris possesses a purer standard of good Frencii, or better corrective of had French, in conversation and writing, or greater facilities for acquiring that lqigeage. Itis strengthened by the accession of Prof. ALEXANDRE MUSIC ON THE PIANO, THE GUITAR AND THE HaRP taught by the ladies of the family. , offering superior advanta: rd to day 101 as weil as jers. est ola composed _ first seniors 1 Will ta range for literature and soenoe for which they a e prepared, and wil! receive utithe end of the year diplomas or suitable testimo- ia. . ™For further information see circulars. 004-3) E LADIES OF WASHING ay THON AND VICINITY. Mrs. R. G. ETCHISON would respectfully in- form her pevomers ant srleads in general tha she has just receives entire ; TOCK OF-FALL GOODS, consisting of all kinds of Ribbons, Bounet Mate- risis oO: @very description, Flowers, Plymes, white and colored Straw Boncets. Straw ‘ounet Frames Velvets, Caps, with a great vanety of handsome Lace Collars and Sc Alg0, 8 very large stock of Fiench Kmbroideries, of every style, among which are 3: and Cambric Ruffling, Fretch Worked C nd Cambric edge ‘olars, 3 and Inserting, infants’ Bodies. & nice assortment of Worsted Gouis, which she has just received. consisting of Opera Hoads. Nubias, Children’s Sacks ai Cloaks; Worsted Gaiters, of every si + besides a very good assortment o1 Dress Trimmings, Fringes, Laces, sll ot the latest style; with many other things too numerous to be mentioned, whioh she will sell ac the lowest cash 2 Market. NE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE ONE STOCKS OF DRY Goons, ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT SEASON, TO BE FOUN N THIS CITY. Our Stock is now fu!l inall kinds of FALL and WINTER DRY GOUDS. at very low prices— Chintzes, Gingbame, and Calica Mourning Dress Goods. Delaines, and Bayadere Valencias, and Pole de Chevres. All Woo! De'ainos in beautiful designs, Piain Biack Silks, ail grades, Bayadere Biack ules, 15° pieces fancy Silk« of the most desirable styles, Suk Robes in two flounces, Biack Silk R . A Robes A Le’m French Chintzes; these are some- thing new, Robes A Le’m Mousseline Delsines, Do, _ do. inali wool Piaid Merinos. ia beautifui dolore, WF reag Merinos, in al! desirable shades of plain colors, Shawls, Scarfs, Cloth Dusters and Cloth Clo: We have sonie novelties m the way of Sina Kid Glover, Gaunticte: Hosiery. feo. We aro soll id Gloves, Gauntlets, Hosiery, &c. re 8 ing our Kid Gloves, the beat article, at 90 cents i . “on Vaesimeres and Vestings, for men and iJ Extre heavy Cottons, fine and soft finished Cot- 5-4,6-4.8 4, 9-4, 10 4, 12 4 Sheotinge, of best make, Irish Linens: of Barkiie & Richardson's make. ‘nat our stock in this line ¢: with avery Penneylvania avenue, opposite the Centre oct-lw ‘8. . With a stock of Flannels in all grades, equal if uot toas ther to wunAd in this - een MES W. SEARS, No. 48 Pa. av., between 7th and Uth sts.. 00 4-8t ey Market. OP an Opposite Centre ENING Pais kt Vinee r MILLINERY. Now ready for sale an elegant assortment of. MIL} INERY AND TRIMMING G@UDs, purcnssed mostly for cash at very low prices, and emvuracing everyt ing new aud desirable in the way of FRENCH BONNETS. PRENCH FLOW » RIBANDS, DRAGS. TRIMM!L KEAL LACES, GUIPURE BUTTON TRIMMINGS, Fronch, CLOTH and VE-LV CLOAKS, UNDEKSKIR IND) TS, very cheap, HOOP SKIKTS, HEAD DRESSES, &o. The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT wii hereafter be under the care of Miss em a: PHIR ZAREWSKA, & lady of great ence in business. who has been in my, joy the past twelve months. She will tem wi cw ully exec 5 “D AESSMARING in the intent French styles N. 8.—My old customers who have promptly paid their billa when presented will be accommod ited withthe — credit. but I = a from en NO new accounts wii iy one. er mata M. WILLIAN, se 3) 2w Opposite Centre ee ‘ RSE WHAT THOU SHALT A™* THY PU SEY f: L SONOMISE BUY OF STINEMETZ, Pa ge ag ns Med 12th and “ 1 Babe's brated, Ventilating and =, al F ing Mole-akin Dress Hats $3.90 and Fine Coy skin Nets (Philadelphia mani re . Cait Consress Gasters and Oxford Ties 32.0, > Felt Hats aad Caps. in all their variety, Chil Hats and Misses’ Beaver and ba DIES F URS.—Now ready, the most desira- bie Furs, made up into the latest styles,and at much less prices than last yeason. B. H. STINEMETZ, Hatter. oc! between Kirkwood’ and W illvrds’ Hotel. W BEDDING PRESENTS, M.W. GALT & BRO. i in addi- tion te thair very plegant assortment of WATC a. ES, JEWELRY, SiLVER and PLATED WARE, Serest variety of beautiful goods, suitabie Wiloo Pass: Hale Kise. Posi Gusti Cosie. ac a * ombe, 7 iM LEE BROS 00 4-3t » bet. Sth ard ith s HUGHES’ FLOWER Ga Seventh Stud, Isaag oe 'LLIAM HUGHES, Landscape Rardener aud Flodas RBs to invite the pablio taco sonia’ SES, now in bloom; up Of 4 000 ap la warranted On their o1 ts, and. a, be The jetor recommends ear! lanting, from, tae eae of October tothe male ating by Has on band oe Piasts iants for winter, blooming, for par.ors Or pri greenhouses. to order, and cut Flower: E pair pote ties "aires A TLANO FOR 80a ELLIS, Si i x u & Hall -Clothing |) 4. Ls os their annu: dagplageet! Pecan ” rn —$<—<————ee UU RMINISTRA LB OF aRRANT.—{ DAY WALL & BARNARD, Auctignesta,. Se LUE a one pr eeri eorer » Benile, Wade. iv Hevorny 4 ater a getaivei, By WALL & BARN A ta.” MUMBA AUSEION, setts eres ieee prez got Tans! ‘pirross. A deed given ‘itle perfect. de WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. . By J~C..MoGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. ESIRABLE. BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE ow North ty Between ani BLIC AUCTION.—On t RIDAY AF PERN ber 81h at Sn’clock. on phe memes e Bi sell, anew brick Dweiling House, ail in the most Substantial mavner admirable arrange ead containing & rvoms celinr, Title indisputa- ble, and possession given November | st, ‘Terms: One fourth oash:: tire residue in 6, I2and 18 sooutios, with interest secured by a deed in trust on the premises, ooh J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Avcts: By J.C. Mo@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. XCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOS trust taken. 0c 6-ta + DEFFECTS at Auctr Jn MO MORNIN, Ocrobertith, at le a'olovk nt 5 id-nceof W,. YB ckerbangh; #q.,0n Pa. aven eo, ational Hotel, we ‘opposrte the 1 sell, ail his urniture and b feete—eomoprising osewood seven-octave Piano torte, Suite of Rosewood Brocatelie covered Parlor Fur- niture, - ‘ Welat Hair Spring-seat Sofa, Rooker and Parlor Centre and Sofa Tables, Th ) apd lincaie Curent leloth, in 8, Orleloth, Dame and Lace Curtains, Shades, Wainut and Mahogany Jenny Lind Bedsteads, Marble-top Dressing Bureaus, Marbie-top Weshstands. foilet Sets, feather eds, Bolsters and Pillows. Hairand Husk Mattresses, Comforts, Blankets, Caneand Wood s-at Chairs $ Walnat Sideboard, Dinyng Cdairs, China, Glass add Crockery Ware. Cooking and othei Stoves. ‘ermis: £30 under cash ; over that sum a credit of 60and # days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. “4 oc 6d J.€. McGUIRE & O0., Auots. By WALI. & BARNARD, Auctioneers. SAbe OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT OO Avtriov.On MO\DAY AFTFRNOO ° next, the llth instant, at 5 o'clock. in front of the ises, We will sell part of Lot No.3, in Square 523, near the cornerof 4th and M streets north. a good opportunity to obtain @ good iot in & n. - fine locatio! , Terms: One-third cash ; the resitue mm 6 and 12 months, with interest from day of sale givenand a deed of trust taken. Title perfect. oc6-d ___WALL & BA NARD. Auvets. By J. C. McGUIRE & CU., Anotionerrs. ANDSOME IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE Second Warpat Prntic Avction.—On T AY AFTERNOON, October 12, at five o'clock, on Lhe premises, we ha! sell parts of Lots Nos. Sand 4, ia Square No. 317, fronting 2° feet on north I, between lith and ‘2th streets west, together with the improvements, consisting ofa neurly new three-story. Brick House, with basement spit two- story back buildme, contaicing I2rooma. Ges fix- tures throughout: water tank, and bath room; vault under the pavement fur wood and oval, A deed 1 he noose is i the ee ener oe wit inch walls > Gud is deligutiatly situated. fronting on tame nucsanda pub- lie reservation. iti indixputabie. ‘Terms: One-fourth cash ; the residue in 6, 1?, 12, and 24 months, secured by a dved in trust onthe Poos-d J.C, MoRUIRE & CO. Aucts. By E.8. WRIGHT; Georgetown. ALUABLE WHARF FROPERTY, IN GrokckTowN, LD. C., at Avction—a Rare Cuance von Wood and CoaL MERCHANTS. a TUESDAY next, October i2th, 1858, at 11 a.,m., 1 shal! sell,on the premises, all that valuable whart proverty now in occupancy by & Donneily asa wood aud coai yard, Deis parts of Lots Nos, 2: and 22,on Water street, contained within the folowing metes and bounds: Keg: for the same at the northwest corner of the two. ty brick warehouse forpeny owned by Walter Smnoot, and Intely by Po Te errs; Beqe and te thence on the south side of Water street westerly 46 feet, more or less. tothe lot and warehouse for merly owned by James Kennedy ,and iately by D. & H. Clagett ; then by the east boundary line of said Kennedy lot, southernly tu the channel of the Poto mac river; and with said channel easterly to a point which wiil be intersected by the west boundary tine of said “moot jot, extended by ite given courses to the sa:d channel, aad then nor! wont | and hy said last mez tioned boundary line, reversed to th» place of Deginning, on the south side of Water street, with al} the improvements thereon. consisting of & new pair of con! sonies, weighing 4 tons. An entire new fence srou d the premimes. Alxo, an excellent and comfortable Uftice, the whole property being in en tire repair. Terms: One-third cash, and balance in 4and8 months, with interest oc 6 ts 4.8. WRIGHT, Anctioneer. EUExona KNOTT RETURNS HER thanks to the customers of her iate husband, and Opes for « continuance of their patronage. She takes this method to them the ICE BUSINE™S will be continued by Mr. Walter Godey, who will se ve themon the most sccommodating terms, und she begs the favor of them to give him their support. Jn the lth of Ootobder, at 1 o'clock a m.. t will offer at publio sale ail my hic usehold Furniture and one Carriage, at the corer of Green end Dunbarton Streets. se 22-lawSw 6 nme Fak SALE—& very desirable Market an! Dairy FARM, in Alexandria county. Va ' and about 5 miles from the Long Bridge and 13¢ miles {rom the Georgetown Aqueduct. binding on the Ferry Road, ona is prineipaily enclosed with @ post and rail jeice. & ‘Chis farm contains about 38 aert Messrs. Bogue more or les . it & Heat cottage in the midst ofa beautifu’ o k «rove. and from its proximity to Georgetown and Wy sohineton a8 one of the most desirable places that has veen offered for sale fora long time. ‘The prop- erty will be offered at public sale on the 8th of Octo- ber, 1853, at 4-0’cloc! m.. ord es far as the terms are oOncerned the be liberal and made known at sale, which will placa on the premises. Persons wishing to purchase the above property at private sale will do weil to call upeo Mr. Ancrew Batmsin. at the Surgeon General Office ; otherwise I will sell to the highest bidder, on the above-nameJ ‘nti St, weS&23,0056&7. AMOS DENHAM. By J, ©. MeoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, EAT TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND lot ON T STREET, BRIWKEN 8TH AND 9TH NvRRETs, ar AvucTion—On THURSDAY AF TERNOON, October 7ih, at 5 0' tue pre- mises, we shall sei! part of Lot N in uare No. 404, ironting 9 feet on north | street, between sth and 9th streets west, running back 105 feet. with the improvement, consisting of a neat and well-built 2 story Frame House. containing 6 rooms. Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in 6,12 and 18 mouths, with interest, secared uy Oe deed in trust. oc 5-d J.C. MoGUIRE & Co.. Aver; GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. OSTON APPLES.—Sixty-one barrels prime Baldwin Sipies co expected per schooner Helen Mar, and for sale b ARTLEY & BRO, oc 4 lw #9 and 101 Water st,. Georgetown. YOR RENT—One first class, new, three story F BRICK HOUSE. on Wert street, containing 14 rooms, with bath-room and fixtures, aud gas throughout the house Toa good tenant the rent moderate. Avply to H. L. ORPUTT. No. «High Street, Georgetown, D.C. NEW Leata : STOR : he subsoriber takes this method of informing Ins E FOR WOOD AND COAL L For rent, for ten yeara. a vacant LOT upon 2vth street, 51 by 129 feet, nearly opposite the new Presbyterian Church. for terms prints en pang H. CRAGIN, Georgetown. Ap 29- ltaw' BE CHAN H, ie rt 3 ~CHOOL BOOKS, BIBLES, PRAYER AND © Hymna Books, Drawing Material of every de- scription, Engineers’ Diawir Paper, Tracing Impression Paper. Caren ‘aper, Crayons. Crayons, French Pastile, Coiored Crayol Cretalesies aud Drawing Pencils of ali d supertine Bristol Boards, ‘Tiated » Fancy Giezed + apers, Marbled and Plain oe oe Paper, Music Paper, Perforated “d, Papier Meche Ww ike, uM yriting Desks ortfulios, &e Also, @ large assortment of fancy aruoles, musical instruments, &osd&o. For asleat G, CRANDELL’S Book and Stationery Store, 128 Bridge street, Georgetown, NOTICE—LICENSES, 00 4-603." gp ty LEC ES Sew cg No. b0.5-4t* : \By THOMA DOWLING, Auctioneer. Be ON ERLERTAY, nek s. Mi ht day © ao, vy a CBR, Al of hore ixturte ber ith many articies, toe numerous to mention Terms cash, * ee THOMAS DOWLING. Avet. By KONTZ.& COOMBS, Auctionsers. ATERACONE Sat OF BEL “S Rm {horDry Good Store on mth wereet, M OF ghich wh ibe wold Sothens peeere® ods, Al The Ladies are particularly mvited to attend. Terms at BONTZ & COOMBS, Avets. wv pl J cee Be J c, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. * NITURE AND HOUSEHHOL Fk at 1 SaLe.—On THURSDAY None ING, October 7th, at 10 0’clock, at the resid of the late Mrs Goggin, on '+th, between Dead E streets, we shall sell the Furniture a:d Effects, messager gm 3 5 Su: oho! ‘shogany Damask Covered Parlor Furni- rey * Mardi top Centre Table, Whatnot . ne antl Wood-seat Chairs, Lounge, Window Shades and Curtains, Meudyany Sof and Chaits, Carpets, Onleloth, Mat? " Beas! Bureaus: Werdiobes,” Feather ir. Bolsters, ond Pillows, Blankets, forts, Spread: Isttresses, Washstands, Toilet Sets, Looking -glasses, Sirandoles, China, Ginss and Crockery Ware, Cooking Stove and Fiatures, - ther with alot of Kitchen Reanisites. ne: pnd under, cash; over that a1 and 60 days, for satisfactorily endorsed Ting imterest, J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. FUTURE DAYS. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. { XTENSIVE SALE or HANDSOME Brup- Ing Lots, FRONTING 6TH AND 77u STS. AND § ano Tsts.. av Auction —''n FRIDAY, the 8th instant, | shall infront ofthe premises, at 43 m.. a large number of handsome Bui ding bdivision of Square No. 441,21! of which moderste depth, runuing io alleys ‘The Pi 'Y is beautifully situated, bounded by 6th and 7th streets wert, s T streets north, and perfectly graded on each street. The attention of tke pubiic isievited to this iarge sale of property, as bar, 8 MAY be expected One fourth cash; balance in®,'2.18 and . for notes bearing interest. A deed giv: Bnd 4 deed of trust taken. nang Title mdisputabie, oo5 d esd "CA GREEN, Aust, By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CUR: SETURE AND ree Cis AT UBLIC 4 iN.— 4 y MORNING. October ath, at Wo-olooksat theron. idence over the Bank of Washingt» Shall sei) the Furniture and Effects of a family declining housekeeping. comprisi: Rosewood saven vccave Piano Forte by Knabe & le, lle Covered Sofas and Chairs, Mahogany Hair spring Sofa, Rocker, - Cardard™ide Cables Whatnot, Curtains and Cornice, Window Stades, od seat Chairs, Lounges, Ouicloth. Matting, ids, Dressing any Plain Bureaus, Wa drobes, Washsiands, Toilet Sets, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, vr and Husk Mattresses, Locking glasses. Blankets, Comforts, Spreads, Giltand Mahogasy Frame Look ing-glasses, Extension chen Ere other Tables, Chins. Glass and Crockery Wa: Cutlery, Stoves, Fire Irons, G ith @ genera! assortment of Kitchen Re- erms : $25and under cash; over that sum a credit of # and 9» days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interes! . ons C. McGHIRE & CO.. Aw By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. WALE OF SMALL BRICK DWELLING typ fovss AND Lor in THE First Wanp.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October vth. at 5%, o'clock, on the prenuses, we shail ell Lot No. 8. in Square No.'15, fronting 57 feet 19 inches on 2th Street west. between north Kand L streeta, run- ning back &8 to » 2-feet alley, with thi Drovements, consisting of a two-story Brick H contaming five rooms. T > whe fourth cash; the residue in sx and eighteen months, with interest secured by & deed in trust on the premises. 004d J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers YRUSTEE’S SALE OF EXCELLENT FUR- © SITERE AN. Ho SEWOLD RFFECTS.—Un SAT. URDAY MORNINE, October 9th 10 o'clock in froat of the Auction Kooms, we’ sill se!l, b Virtue of-a deed im trust, duly recorded ww Liber J. S,N SOrtog 250, & lot of Furniture and comprising Une excelent second hand Piauo Forte, Vhree Mahogany and Walnut French ~ofes, Mehogrny Rockers, Armand Parlor Chairs, Wa'nut and Menc Gilt Frame Mirrors, Lounges, Cane sent Chairs, ec, ny Centre ui Side Tavies, Kevoiving, Office and | itrary Chairs, Bxtenusion Diniug Tables. Hat Rack. Dressicg end Pisin Bureaus, Wardrobes. Be 8, Mattresses. Bo stersand Pilows, Wasis'ands, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses, Comfort. Blank uilts, Damask Curtain: indow Shades, Parior and Chamber Carpets, Oileioth, Cooking sd other Stoves. One excellent Culver Furnace, ‘Together with a general assortment of Kitchen Requisites. ‘Terms: $25 and under cash: over that sum acre- dit of 1,2, 3and 4 months, for notes satisiactorily endorsed, bear it. IRE & CO., Auct oo ed MARKET FPARM.FOR SALE.—The under srened will offer at public s-le,on TURSDAY, the 2th day of Occober next, on the premises, at the hour of l2 o'clock meridian, the Farm now in the possession of Messrs. Francis A. and J. Owen Ker- ty. and latey the property and residence of Mr. Wilmer J. Taibott. ‘Tus lacd consists of 117 acres and adjoins the property of Dr. John H. Bayne aud ‘Thomas E Berry, Esq., and is distant from Alex- andra abouttwo mules and about «ix from Wash- tngt n. ‘The loration is healthy and in many other renpects very desiravie, ‘The soi! 1s well adapted to the growth of fruit and all the vegetabi-s cu ti vated in thie section of the country. The neighbor. hood is Very ugreeable: Episcopal, Catholic and Methodist Churches are within two miles of this fam. The buildings consist of a comfort: - ling and Kitohen, and all the necessary ow ‘The premises will be shown by Mess, J.Q. Kerby, or either of them. ‘The uti to this property 1s indisputable. The subsoriber will seil the above farm at private sale: but if not disposed of at private snie before that time, he will offer it at pub‘ic sale on the day above named. — ‘The terms will be made known on the » 8. KEEC Upper + Seprember 29, 1852. Bs: ok. ee eee. . SN. Auctioneer. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OrrosITE Browns’ Sorrt at Auction —Ou THURSUAY, the 7th gay of October, I ehall sell, in tront of the premises, at it day of sale. Attorney. eens o'clock p.m., tat very valuavle property situ- ated on Penuryivania avenue next door west of the storeof the enare: Parker & Co., and opposite Browns’ Hotel, fronting about 27 feet on the avenue. with «depth of 15) feet to north B street, improved bea largeand commodious Brick Store, Warehouse aad Dwelliwg. The warehouse connects with the store ard fronts on B street. The lot contains 4.200 square feet of ground. The improvemente a Well built, and in good repair. Persons wij Purchase handsome property on the Avenu Wel to attend the sale. ‘erms of sale: Ove-third cash; balance in three equal payments of one, two, and three years, the poreiasee to give notes for the daferred payments, ring interest from the day of sale. A deed given and « deed of truxt taken, Titlo sdi*putable, Possession will be gi Which will be stated at se 5-0 ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virt NV rm assued from the Cleri Circuit Court of the District of Col 2 in & reasonabie time, sale. A. GREEN, Auct,_ ana jor the county of i ny og and to me directed, I siall for expose to public ca House door of said county,on FRiDAY, the Gay of October, 1858, at 12 o'clock m,.ali defendant’: Might title, claim and interest in and to Lots Nos. 27, @ Zand $, of Drory’s subdivision of Square No. 209 in the city of Washington, D. C., together With sil and singular the improvement» thereon, zed and ievied upon as the property of Jobn H. 8H, In front of the Court 4 Dray. aud will b« suid to satiety Judicials Nos. 24, Persons whose Licenses irom the Corpora- | 36, and 367, to Uoiover term, I wor of George on of Georgetown expire on the 30th instant are | bb. im Sangston, W. H. Harr . ase of George ¥ notified promptly to renew the same; other- game * ston sad Selden, Withers & Co, hey will subject th ives ton fine, o LDEN, Marshal T-eot het w LAIRD. Clerk. se tht for the Deatriet of Columma, MEI Rl SALE.—In virtue of 3 write of PRRESE DETERS. ARPA EAL Eat, Saar ol jum ie Beanberrs Pant’ laa caret oe Washington, sod to me direeted. Take berry ser A Gordini” di it Liquors, its, a tes ierows, Stout a eeer panel x above, 3 i i ater and Cider, Coustantiy on Berd wet for ale Be AKNY & SHINN, 57 Green street, wang Hive, oi Water Srrbe M-tf Feira gaan. moe anes arriba aga ihe nmoeneny ont 1 door of county, at 12 o'clock m., on FRIDAY, the i5th day of October nex 1858, the following described Property, to wit: A: sateniee SENS ke teenie eee and to Lot No. 5, No, 782, a Petnc ond street east 09 feet Sinchee frre cree 2b lot, and rann: “ashe daiwa ea ht ‘and singular theamprovements thereon, ta the out) ton. Jap ROLZEd levi the property igtaed MA uwirk anc wi be lieiais Nos. 25, Seteber tera, be favor iam Wallsce, jambus Alexander,and John Van Reew: sets for the obi of tion of which was insured. - [s5COND Disrarcn.)} A large arnouni of Preperty, of pianos, statuary . Sccbanical ¥ os. was destroyed, the value of estimated at present smati Sactionn tL was se arluded in the lone at ¢ forty pianos (one of which s = Umated at an ate sewing machines were val con OE aoe mews engines statuary is eu less than $25,000; Hewelry Wou.don soc agape three es and and ladder truck There tries of articles deposited mot Bs ger Trial of Alleged Siavers. New Yor, Oct. 6 —An examination of the li lt & Ls i Hl #3 i { ' rite ii. gt 5 £ 8 amate and crew of the sla: brig Haidee was com- me! here yesterday. "te in evidence dee sb' pped on the African coast roesx, of whom died on pestene ‘The Haidee was a clipper, and longed toa Portuguese houte in Operte. om : Fatal Reswit New Yorx, Oct 5—Fdamund - Fiek Tracy, wounded at the taped dg ders riot on Sunday night are dead. The Rescued. New Yore, October 5 —The name of ‘| saved from the steamer Austria by the Noswesien ship is Sophy Fourer : ~ The Atlantic Cable, Trinity Bay, Oct. 5.—Nothing was done with Valegtia yesterday. The electrical Indications ete unchanged. — The Yellow Fever. New ORLeans, Oct 4.—Death: ft fever during yesterday 63. Total "or ua eke ,. Baltimore Markets. Batrimone, Oct. 6.—Fiovr closed utet steady. Howard street and Obiose So W heat is a shade lower; red $i.12a1 20; white $1 .20a1 35. Corn is steady at 75a7Sc. for white and SSaibe. for yellow. -_—_— New Yerk Markets. New Yorx, Oct.6 —Fiour bas declined; State $4 85485; Obio $4 40a5.60; Southern 85.3085 70 Wheat is heavy; declined 1a. * Corn is buoyant; mixed 7la?2c. Beef is dull at SllaSi2. Pork is duil; mess $16.70; — $14.75. Lard is steady at Wall Xe. Whisky is steady. oe tocks active and higher cago & Rock Island, 68%; Lilinois oll ha's 7344; do bonds 89; Michigan So. 23: New York Central, 3%; Pa Ceal Co eading 4°; Mil. & Mins. 16; Va. 6's G3q; Mo. 6's 854 - Fi New Yorn, Oct. 6 Chi sha GLORGHTOWN,. —o—— Correspondence of The Star. GEORGETOWN, Oct. 6, 185. We are pleased to learn that the Rev. Mr. Me- gulre bas so far recovered from bis recent severe indixposition as to be able to leave bis room. This afternoon, at 3 o'clock, the farewell address by the faculty and students of the College will be delivered. and the handsome and costly me- mento—a gold chalice—which cost about $125, will be presented. Quite a noisy and disreputable fracas occurred. about 1 o'clock fast night. immediately in front of the residence of F Wheatley, Exq ,on Gay street. It appeared that the parties to it bed been to 2 ball at Forrest Hall, where one picked the pocket of another. The robbed party par- sued the offender, and Overtaking him at above mentioned point, a scuffle for the stolea money ensued. which lasted some time and until the entire neighborhood was disturbed ara alarmed by the cries of murder and for bel. One of the city fathers turned out and went in search of the night watch, but when be returned, with them it was too late, the nocturnal birds had fiown. During the melee in the street the stolen finance which was sowed broadcast over tue street, was gathered up at a very eary hour this morning by some of the talnerasin night owls whose miserable bootings had just before so alarmed the neighborhood It appears that some of the conductors of the undergronand railroad have recently been visiting our city again. and arranging their vilianons schemes fo. robbing our citizens of their prope:- ty A few nights since, thee slaves velongin: to Robert Dick, Esq , a man. ‘woman, and chil absconded. since which time nothing bas beem heard from them Phe numerous friends of our fellow-citizen, Mr. John Paxton, will regreg to learn that he bas been confined te his bed some days by a severe attack of billious or billious typhoid fever, from which he is still suffering greatly. He is under tbe skillful treatment of B: Lewis Mackall, jr. and, we are pleased to learn this morning, th: his physiclan thinks him convalescent A protracted merting was commenced at the M. P. Church, on Congress street, under the pas- toral charge of the Re® David KR Wilson, on Monday niybt, which is to be continued through this week and probably longer The Rev W_B Edwards, of the Dunbarton street M. E. Church, has been assisted sincg Sunday morning last, by the talented John Lan~ aban, of your city. Transactions in flour for several days past have been of timited character. The market continues: in rather a flat and inactive state. Speeviatore manifest but little disposition to operate. Prices, however. remain nominally ax Inst quoted, viz - $5 50aS 62 for good canal! superfine brands. Wheat. has declined during the last few days full Se ; limited sales from canal at €1.20a1 26 for red and $1 Wal 35 for white, of strictly prime qualities — ALEXANDRIA. ania Correspondence of The Star. ALExanDEIa, Va., Oct 6, Isse The County Court yesterday continued its ses- sion. The ease of the Commonwealth rs Benj. Waller for horse stealing was examined, and the accused sent on for trial at the Circult Court. The Grand Jury were sworn and charged as fol- lows * Benjamin Waters, foreman; Joha P. Emerson, Gilbert Simpson, S$ O. Baggott,@. H Market), James P. Smith, P_ H. Hooft, R Snyder, H C. Ward, W. A. Duncan, B C Milburn, Alex Arnold. H. Kirk, John Jones, William Arnuld, Wm. H. owns nga Jobn W. Stewart After retiring the Grand Jory returned and re- ported indictinents against James Webster and Nobie Smith for assault and bat Joseph Padgett, chosen county constableat the recent election, took the osths of office and gave bond tn the sum of $2, with the following sureties: H. Mansfield, EF Francis, and Wm H. McKnight L. Chancellor was admitted to Attorney in this Court. The Court ¢) until 9 o'clock this morning Last night, the Democracy assembled pursuant toa call, iwued late in the evening, summoning them to meet at Sarepta Hall and invite the State Democratic Convention to bold its session in the city of Alexandria. G.H. Smoot, Esq , took the chair, and H. 8. Wattles acted as secretary Col. 8. K. Shay — resolations of instrnc- 3; which were adopt ‘ "On aeten et Maj 5. W. Ashby, commitéees Were appointed toaddress the State Central Com- mittee on the subject, and to make general rangements for the accommodation ef the C: vention, in the event that Alexandria wes ge- lected as the place of meeting The whole number of mar:lape licenses tesued from the clerk's citice of the County Coort of thie cuaty for ibe month of September was three, ax follows: James A. Proctor and Fannie E Tab- nian, John R Semmes and Sarab Ann Scott Join Hart and Mary Jordan Thi« falls bebind any month we have chronicled in the past tes ye: The ladies of Si Mary's church bave seircted American Hail for (heir Fair, which opens on the Isth, and which will be one of the most splendid ailairs of the kind ever held in this city ractice as an adjourned ° GHALTER pee. f, Ponca iene wa e in rendy to poten ‘on the Pmaoo. She has £3 “ knows as 4 tracker in buth cities bed? of years. and oan give the best ref be +, rous ty obtain & more © Fe maamations phe left at Mr Met on yin rel avenue. NIGHT SCHOOL. Ciry My ,485 work Street West. P qOr Ad. PELLS Slaves mthe bigher mee 36 — of me Se > =. Hermes un ooniw PRTG oe —