Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. >” Though « The Star" is printed on the fmstest steam press in ase south of Baiti- tere, its edition is se large as te require it te be put to press at am carly hour, Adver- tisements, therefore, should be sent im by 19 o'clock. m.; otherwise they may mes appear Wutil the next day. ee enna bee eens Caen —_—_—S—_—_SSSS_=_==EEE EE ALL Persons desiring to have their cards in- Sserted or continued in the daily Alpbabéetical Busibess Directory in the Dally Star, who have not already seen the agent, should do so imme- Giately at the Star office. _———— City Couneus— Board of Aldermen —The Board met just evening at the usua! hour, the President (W. T. Dove, Esq.,) in the Chair. A communication was received from the Mayor annovucing bi: ng signed certain acts. Also, one nominating A. R. Hilton for super- Intendant of sweeps for the First Ward, vice Thos. 3. Jones, dismissed ; confirmed. Also, one nominating Richard H. Gault for policeman ander the act of June 30, 1858, in Place Of Thos. Sutton, removed ; confirmed. The Chair presented the Petition of Jacob Ru- EE asking for a remission of a fine; referred to ‘be claims committee. Also, that of H. PC. Milson and otbers, ask- ing for a pavement along Eigbteenth street, be- tween F and G streets ; referred to improvements committee. Also, acommunication from the President of the Western Hose Company, asking an appro- aes of $4,300 for the purchase of hose; re- ferred to the committee on fire department. ‘. Brown, from the committee on finance, rej a bill for the relief of Wm Bayly; which was read a third time and Also, on leave, introduced a bill to authorize coanections to be made with the public sewers of the city upon certain conditions. On motion of Mr. Smith, the bill was made the special order for the next meeting, and or- dered to be published with the proceedings Mr. Thomas Miller, from the improvements committee, reported a bill to construct a bridge across Third street east, near North Carolina avenue, passed. Mr. Donoho, on leave, submitted a bill making an appropriation for the contingent and other expenses of the Public Schools for the year end ing Jane 30th, 1554; passed ©. Smith, from the police committee, reported a substitute for a bill to place the members of the Auxiliary Guard on the same footing in respect to uniforms as the day police; laid on the table, and made the special order for the next meetin; Also, reported a bill from the lower Board, making an appropriation for erecting sheds at the Nortbern Market; laid on the table Mr. Mobun, on leave, introduced the follow- ing joint resolution : Resolved. $c. That the Mayor be requested to consult with Capt. M C. Meigs, Chief Engineer of the Washingt Aqueduct, and request him to prepare a plan for the distribution of water through all the streets of the city of Washington. Some discussion ensued on this subject, in which Messrs. T. Miller, Smith, Dove, Mobun, Brown, A. W. Miller and others Participated. The joint resolution was then read a thir time and passed—yeas §, nays 4—as follows: Yeas—Messrs. Clark, Donobo, Dunaington, T Miller, Mobua, Moore, Smith, and the Presi- dent—s. Nays—Messrs Brown, Fisher, A. W. Miller, and Pearson—4. Mr. Pearson, from claims committee, to whom ‘was referred the petition of Dr. J. M. Toner, asked to be discharged from the further consid2_ ration of the same; which was agreed to. Mc. Brown, from claims committee, reported back the bill from the lower board for the relief of Thos Halinau, and recommended its Passage. After some discussion, the bill was recommitted Mr. B., from same committee, asked to be dix- charged from the further consideration of the pe- titioos of Thompson Nailor, John Carberry, ‘Thomas Irving, and Jobn Straining; also, bills from the lower board for the relief of Win. Whe- tan and John T_ Killmon; which wus agreed to. Mr. Dunnington, from the commitice on ca- nais, reported a joint resolution in relation to the Chesapeake Obio canal; which was read three times and passed. [it i ema the Mayor to take such action as he ma: best for the repent indueing the president and directors of Canal Company to have that Portion of the canal situated between Georgetown and the Washington city canal _ in navigable order for the passage of coul boats.) Mr. Moore, from the committee on the asylum, reported a bili for the retief of Dr. Benj. Hod; en, iving him one hundred doliars for prope:ty lost him when the Asylum was burned. The bill was read a third time and passed. Mr. Donoho submitted a resolution directing the committee on improvements to examine the condition of certain squares and alleys; which was adopted. un motion of Mr. Donoho, the Board then Proceeded to the consideration of the communi- cation of the Mayor nominating the following gentlemen to compose the board of trustees for the public schools for the ensuing year: For the first district—Wiiliam B. Randolph, Roger B Ironside, and A. B. Stoughton; second district, Erasmus M_ Chapin, James Lawrenson, and Mitekell H. Miller; third district, William F Price, Francis 8. Walsh, aod Jobn D Brandt: fourth district—J E Willet, Frederick Whyte, and Samuel Yorke AtLee. For secretary of the Board, Rob’t Ricketts; for treasurer of the Board, Valentine Harbaugh All the above were confirmed On motion by Mr. Smith, the Board then pro- ceeded to the cousideration of the bill to equalize the salaries of (he police magistrates of this Cor- poration. The question pending was on the mo- ton of Mr. Moore, that the bill be recommitted to the committee on police, with instructions to amend the bill by providing for such a rear- rangement of tbe districts of police magistrates as Will reduce the number thereof to six, aud to € magistrate, with « salary lars, for each of the districts as thus reor,anized. The question being taken, the motion was not agreed to—yeas 2, nays Several otber amendments offered by Mr. Moore Were rejected by the same vote The bill was then temporarily laid aside; and on motion by Mr bb, a rule was added to the tuies of order, for calling the previous question. ‘The bill was then resumed, abd under the ope- ration of the previous question it was read the third time and passed. The bill from the lower board to supply the deticiency in the appropriation for grading and graveling Third street east, between Kast Capi- tol street and Maryland avenue, was considered and passed Several other bills from the lower board were read by their titles and appropriately referred Mr Brown, from drainage committee, reported an act to provide for the distribution throughout the city of Washington of the Potomac water, and a joint resolution relative to procuring addi- tional power from Congress in connection with the distribution of the Potomac water throughout the city; which were ordered to be published, aod Mr. B. gave notice that he would not call the — up for four weeks at lenst Mr. Fister, on leave, introduced a bill to trim and gravel Tenth street west, between D and E streets worth; which was referred to lmprove- aneats committer; and, at twenty minutes past It @’clock, the board adjourned Commean Council —In tLe absence of the Pres|- den, and Vice President, Mr. Bohrer was called to the “hale ‘The re, ert Of the Intendant of the Asylum was referred to 1." @8ylum committee “e presented and referred - By be Tastan, She petition of Mary Merray— claims committee, »Y Mr Edmonston, the pett- tion of T G Ford—.%¢ department committee; by Mr Mobun, the p “Htlou of R Pitzyerald— claims committee : by a.'*- Mulloy, the petition of J. Heanessey and the , tition of P. Barry— claims committee. Mr. Jones, from the ways an * Son tar the tee, reported a bill to provide 1. Making numerical book; ¥ for casual Also, a bill ieking appropriation ©! repairs of streets, and cleaning streets . b> ters in the Third and Fourth Wards; pass “ Mr. Jones offered a joint resolution nan. '"€ certain streets; poned till Monday next. Mc. Turton, from the improvements commit- sony epee DILL for retief of ‘Puomg: Mier; pes —yeas 16, nays @ Also, the Aldermen's biil for 3 foot bridge ‘twas the Tiber; passed Also, a bill to supply a deticienry for grading end gravelling B street worth, from F irst to Sec- ond streets east; Aiso, a bili to supply a deficiency for grading and gravelling Third street east, from East Capi- tot street to Marytand avenue; passed Mr. Powell, from claims comuittee, reported a bill for relief of Foster Henshaw Mr. Edmonston moved to recomimit to the claims committee ; lost On motion of Mr. Bobrer, it was referred to the drainage committee Mr. Powell alxo reported a bill for relief of W. F . Bayly ; passed The committee was discharged from the fur- ther consideration of the following bill and pe- tittons: bill for relief of Edward Brooks; peti- tions of F.. Edwards, Daniel Bell, P. T. Berry, M Mooary,C Kimball Mr. Wallace, from the public sebools commit- ‘Wee. reported the Aidermen’s bill ia relation to pablic schools ‘The board acted upon the bill by sections, and various verbal amendments were and adopted. ‘The important of the committee were—one author the trustees to teachers at a igss rate of com- than the bill allows as the and a proviso that the sod gonna Nat idren admitted to the schools Sate residents of the city of Washington. ‘The oe Wallace Saen tanned a bill authori: the appotatment of two assistant teachers iat male primary school of the fourth schoo! district, Mr Powell moved to iay it on the table till Tar Monday next ; lost. om Pon! areeeeraar moved to postpone one week ;- Mr. Castleman offered a Tesolution rela- tive to the condition of the capone and Ohio Canal, between Georgetown and the Washington canal ; passed. The Board then adjourned. Maconivicext axp Unexpacrap Testino- Niat.—It will be recollected that on the occasion of the late visit of the National Guards of New York to our city, the Messrs. Brown, of Browns’ Hotel, with their usual generosit: threw open their establishment (without cha 4 to as many members of that body as cautd be ecrgne. dated. This morn , the prised. by the recei T A a charges paid) of a massi (3 by 2% feet) enclosing a of regiment. The ng is executed and pr on by a master band, Hiram Dixon, Enq., of New York, and would easily deceive most persons as to its having been executed by a cop- per plate engraver. It reads as follows : Heap Quarters, Sev Nationat @ Ds. ToMesers.(T]P.§ M Brown, Washington,DC. ‘The undersigned, baving been directed by res- olution ef the board of officers to make suitable acknowledy ments, on behalf of the regiment, for the many acts of courtesy and kindness extended tous on the occasion of our late visit to Rich- mond and Washington, find jt a iost difficult duty to convey, in any adequate sense, the dee; impressions that have been made upon our hear! by the warm and varied bospivalities extended to us at every point and by all with whom we came in contact—each vieing with the other to treat ux more like brothers than strangers from a different State; but among all the acts of kindness suown us, none bax afforded us greater pleasure, and, at the same time, proved so ditticult of acknowledg- ment, as yourown runificent hospitality in quar- tering at your splendid house, without charge, nearly one balf of the Regiment, free from all re- straint ; and providing for all their ‘wants, with 2 liberality as unequalled as it was unexpected As often as we sball recur to the pleasures of our trip. and the acts of hospitality everywhere ex- teaded to us, none will have left deeper sel per sion than your own; and each one of us will feel but too happy in an opportunity of personally testifying our appr tion of them. That the largest ure of bappiness and suc- cess may be in store for you is the sincere wish of every officer and member of the National Guard. Marswatt Leeve-rs, Lt. Col, Il. C. Suumway, Brev’t Col , #.M. Nevens, Captain, J. Monxkox, Captain, Rev. J. H Weston, opiate, Committee of Board of Officers. New Yorg, July, sss Tue Turatre —Buckstone’s celebrated and skillfally constructed drama of Geen Bushes or The Huntress of Mississippi, in which Madame Celeste so largely added to her fome, was last night rendered with exceedingly tine effect. Miss Maggie Mitchell's | aceeapraree of Miami, was an ell-ctive and highly Picturesque effort, which largely increased in the estimation of the fall audience present—her honorable reputation as an artiste of unlimited versatility. ts. Tay- leure as Nelly, won largely upon the sympathies of her audience, as did Dawson in the comic character of Master Grunnidge Indeed, the en- tire ye was given with an eifect very creditable to all concerned. To-nizht 2 new and peculiarly etf-ctive come- dy, entitled The Wild Irish Girl, is on the bill, together with the amusing farce of Nature ts. Philosophy. To-morrow night Mixs Mitchell takes ber farewell benefit. On Friday evening, Mr. Dav- idve, an English comedian of bigh repute, will make bis first appearance in our city. Tue PLasteRer’s Batt —The Ball of the As- sociated Plasterers, last evening, was a decided success. The management was excellent, and, throughout the entire night, no single event took place that lessened the pleasure or interrupted the harmony of the large company. The scene of festivity was the commodious saloon of the Washington Assembly Rooms Beside the plas- terers, a large number of their friends, including @ full representation from the “art preservative of ali art”? were present, and took rt in the dances. As miybt have been expected the ladies responded to the Invitation of the Plasterers, in large numbers ; and the Ball was graced by many of the most beautiful belles from all sections of the city. The music was excellent, the arrange- ments were complete and ample, and altogether the affair went off so pleasantly that few who participated in last night's enjoyment will forget the plasterers the next time they announce a bull More aBovut THosE Water Pipgs —Numer- ous complaints are being made by merchants along Pennsylvania avenne of the damage done to their goods by the failure of some parties (who they are we ken not,) to remove the surplus dirt after filling the excavations made for the re- ception of the water pipes. This surplus earth, by eontinnous driving over it, becomes reduced to a very fine powder, which the least breath of air conveys into people’s houses, where it finds a lodyment in and on every article of farniture, ix driven into cupboards among the dishes, and there it adheres beyond the utmost efforts of housekeepers to remove it. But the worst dam- age effected by this dust is in the stores of our dry goods merchants, where it plays sad havoc among fine goods, laces, silks, ete , which it sbortly ruins, for no amount of sweeping and brushing can dislodge it ‘his nuisance ts a se- rious one, and measures should be taken, by those who have the laviny of the water Pipes, for abating it. Tur Ovrpoor Concerts seem to be forgotten entirely by those who nsed to attend them so in- «dustriously at the beginning of the summer, and should there be no better audiences in futare than the Marine Band have had lately, they might as well be discontinued for all the pleasure they af- ford to the public. The concert in the Capitol Grounds on last Saturday evening was attended by an audience of five little girls and one boy, beside the officers of the grounds. The leader of the band was anxious to be dismissed before the performance began, and made application to the Chief of the Capitol Police to kuow if that func. tionary had not the power to postpone the per- formance for the remainder of the season; but as that obliging official had no authority in the premises the programme had to be gone through witb, which was done in a very admirable man- ner, to the no small delectation of the aforesaid five little girls and one boy. It is stated that the band epoca much better than at any previous time this year. This was the unanimous decision of those present. FPunreat.—On yesterday afternoon the remains of Mr. Jadson Warner were committed to the tomb. The funeral procession, which started from his late residence, in Georgetown, was ac- companied bya large crowd of the friends of the deceased, who wax widely Known and much re- spected in both cities of the District. The fune- ral escort was made up as follows : Washington Light Infantry, Capt. Davis, (Withers’ Band ;) Georgetown City Guards; Friendship Lodge No ROOF, EB Dongtas, marshal, (E«pu- ta’s Rand J The sad procession wound through the streets of Georgetown and out to Oak Hill, where, with appropriate ceremonies, the body was coumitted to ils narrow cell to sleep its last long sleep. Tarrine THE Water Pipes —We have re- ceived the following communication respecting this subject, to which we call the attention of our citizeas generally : Editor of Star: We are authorized by Captain Meigs to say that he can give no permission to the citi f Washington or Georgetown to tap the water pipes of the Washington Aqueduct, and that any person so doing without such per- mission is responsible tothe U 8 Government for the actioa. Epw’p F.D_ Myers, Engr Wash. Div. Wash. Acq Mock Pottce.—For some time past, several young men have been in the habit of going to an atley in the rear of Mayor Berret’s residence, in the Second Ward, where a number of colored :‘milies reside, and representing themselves as 1, ‘cemen, behave disorderly, and tmpose on the Ponor.xnt colored people there. . Last night four a them Were taken from that locality and placed in the guatd-bouse, and this morning paid $4.15 each for wie!t sport Harnorine APPRENTICES -——Vesterday, Officer Nast arrested (wo colored boys, indentured ap- rentices to a person Jn Charles county, Md ,ts faites They were returned to their master Oat of this arew tbe arrest of Rebecca Ann Ma- son. the mother of the boys, on a Warrant issued by Justice Donn She is charged with enticing the boys to runa’ and com to this city an harboring them. She js now a resident of this city. Her case will be tried this afiernoon. Centre Marxet.—Notwithstanding the un- favorable appearance of the clouds last evening the market opened with « supply of provisions fall i to the demand. The prices were about soon Saturday last, there being littie alter- tion in any of the departments. Sant ro Jait.—vVesterday, Policeman Kelly arrested John Dulany for being drunk in the street. Dulaney resisted the officer, and increased his offences by drawing a kaife with which he cut the officer’s hand. ‘was taken to the office of Justice Doan, who committed him to jail for court. _—_ Our Rerenp Jobn H. Roby, No 530 Pennsy!- vanté avenue, is the very man for such’as want @ article of ily- groceries at the lowest price at wile can be offered. Mu: 10 Lessons — It will be perceived from the card of Mr. Seheel that he continues to give the piano. We know him to be an admirable performer on that instrament, tho- Toug bly learned 1n the science of music, an apt teacher, a very raion and withal a wost worth r in all the relations in life— In short, just such a teacher o: introd uced professionally ina Taiats at THE GuaRp Hovse.—Michael Mar- cy, drunk inthe market; fine and costs, $2.15. P. Narter, drunk under suspicious circum- ncen; 15. Hamilton Mason, colored, after hours; workhouse 90 days. Daniel Marsh, Joseph Godley, disorderly and false representa- $415 each. John Smith, if music as may be family to its great drank, and out Jobn Larrison, disorderly at a ball; di Exiis. —Our enterprising music friend, Ellis, is enlarging and improving his old-established quarters. In the meantime, he continues to sup- y the wants of bis customers at Melodeon ite his old store, as, music, &c , in *t forget him. Tue Lapigs should call and see the sewing oo on exhibition at C. W. Botele: ELDOM that we notice anything in the medi- now, unless we could be con- ur duty as a journal mmending to the public vr. J. Ho tetter’s for the sare of that Vinoed that we are uot doing d Stomach Bitt most terrible and fatal From our own ex: tho, we can safely say that i tande withouta rival, Its timely saved many & fellow being from tvery duy we bear of it conqu Fever and ague. T. are in the least sfllicted with any o’ the comp! arising from an irregularit nothing can be more benefic We cheerfully reoommend who are snifering in the most intense tain cure for their ills, T: amaistance has mature grave. the worst cases «f of the digestive orgaus, ial than these Bitters. them to the thousands ‘ry them, and be convinced nt by Draggists and dealers generally, eve- 00 12-e03t “Syrup or Witp Cur and those who ha’ to be the best cough syrup in the wourid. s it. 25 and 5) cants a bottle, nee iad oc ji. Weropine Caxrs. the Philadelphia C oo Joe Cream and Wate: mn. . Very pretty and very cheap, at ‘onfeotionery, corner {2th and F r lees $1.50 per gal- .Weovine Cakes. nice, at the Philadel; me between 2d and 31 s' very pretty, very cheap and very afectionery, No. 518 Pa. 5. C. N. Kucier. Coats, Pants, anv Vests. Siness Surts. Marble Hall Clothing respectfully an- now ready for inspecti &a assortment of Gentlemens and « of the newest and in material, trimming, and workmonsh who study excelience, with economy, in an oppotoruity is now Noan wWatker & Co. Store, Browns’ Hotel al richest design articles of drei tive stooks of Ciot MARRIED, On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Mr. White, ef St. FITZGERALD to RAWNAN, all of he Rev. Mr. G. W. Sam- C. SDs, formerly of paiti- more, to CECILIA C., daughter of John L. Smith, Esq , of this aty. (8eltumore Sun and American piease copy.) —————— = jathew’s Church. Miss MARY ANN On the 12th instant, t ALVIN ©. LO In Frederick city. Md. on the 7th instant, of consumption, TERESA STICKEL, in the lth arof herage. youngest dughter of izabeth Sticke, On the llth instant, THOMAS LEWELLYN, mM the 68th year of lis age His funeral will take piace at bis daughter’s resi- dence, corner of 23d and G atre on Wednesday peepee So’clock. re respeotiully GEORGETOWN ADVERT The schooner South Wind, G. W. Mitchell master, having the most of her cargo engaged, will be despatched for the La = wut the Mth instant, Places ol frecght appr ¢ outs ° An 68 OLR SPPLTS DE & DAVIDSON, Water street. HILADELPHIA.—The regular packet schooner Ann Piokrell, Leverton master, hi e ready to receive freignt for, on the {Sth instant, to sail on rived and will bi Pairs, on Apply t td rhing. yY to. oo tet APP Typ & DAVIDSON, PMLaverruia DRAUGHT ALE. ‘The undersigned having accepted the agency, now give notice that they are prepared to furnish their Customers and the public generally with Massey, Collins & Co.'s - erie in whole and half bar: at Baltimore pricas, fur sell thia Ale ony Ou com- ye rigidly adv ered to. Sati every matance, provided notice of defect be fgiven within twenty-jour hours after ta mestio Ales, Porter, and Brown Stont (fully t perior, to linported) at —— in any part of Washington, ‘n, or Alexandria, ARNY & SHINN, 57 Green street, Georgetown. OST—On ‘I bursday, Vetober 7, either 6 faction guaran ST, for which the finder will receive a ard if Jeit at No. 55 W Warhington and Beall streets, G: "0 FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. MR2. A. WOLLARD, No. iad street, (erry ride lotober '4, & select axsor! = v DWINTER MILLINERY, | Indies will find it tu their advantage to call, ae motto is are) uick sales and #mail profits.” -3t QALur “AND POTATOES, s pet We are advised of a consignment of 1,00) sacks Ground Alam SALT, kets Ashton’s Family, 7 shels Mercer and Car er POTATOES, in 23e bushel bags Of these samples can be seen at our warehouse, RADLEY & 'PAYL Commission Merchant - and 166 Water street, oe ned their deed of trust mad riberand the late Joho H. King, are re quested to deliver, fortuwith, to the su their respective accounts, EPH LIBBEY. — new, three story treet, containing SUR REN T—One first cl BRICK HOUSE, on West 14 rooms, with bath-rogm and throughout the house. Toa eas tenant the rent UTT, No. 49 High street, Georgetown, LD, 0e t-2w* NEW LEATHER STORE. subscriber takes this method of informing his customers and the public that he has 8 tannery on (tive etree! ured Leather JOHN E. COX. RE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL EALERS —For rent, lor teu years. a vacant Lo’ oo nea, mers street, — Seok, early w Proubyterian 5 terms apply to DesCHAS. H-CHAGA etown. “ap itawet 148, te the f ome and foreign manu H. LAURBNC: ts rs 4 se teanber of the Pisnoforte. Prof. 1. has hi experience in teaching, and flatters himself to be able to gu ee entire satisfact.on to all who jon Hotel, Heorg: WILCIAMS. Or enire Ga E stoner frevh OYSTERS, re- every day, and served up in every go Seon es a i wh Beeman mat a UNDERS! and Can- Beer Saad Doe a ‘i ALKER & CO, aa ae AND Lat on Son rn jencitRoat auuaaae ar ae ia Sead One-third gask: the balla! Tre for notes Basthe: eaerear on ay or 4 deed niven 8 deed of trust taken, ie iepul 0 12-d A. GREEN. Auct. By BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. SLUABLE WORK HORSES, MU Ee NESDAY, Sth insty at W oloee at SD? two horse four horse pao earing, 's, Crowbars. Chains, Drays, &0., &c. Ps ty is i Allthe above described xood persons wanting working is Or oe Cag Bg ms oc l2 ts BARNARD & BUCKRY, Auet. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, TEF’S SALE ve 3 ta le STORY FRID* Y, the 12th day of November "6500 T abet seli, in front of the premises, at 4 0’clook p.m. by virtue of a deed of trust to the subsoriber, bearing te the 15th day of July, 1854, and recorded in Liber J. A.%.. No 81, folios 197, 198; 199, and 200, one of the = oo oe onxtos ay, m the District u following improved propert, | and being in the city of ‘Washington, Pitnoaeee All of 1-ot numbered twenty-three, (23,)i numbered one hundred and twent yeecven city fiers front ou north I, between léth and 19th streets together with the improvements, which are 3 tory Frame Houses, days after saie, the Trustee reserves the rig sell the property, by gi 8 DatICE Of such resale in the Star uewspaper,of the oity of Wash- ington, at the risk and cost ofthe first purchaser. NP. BILTO é 0012 2aw&ds By J. C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ORSES, MULES, CARTS ANDHA RNESS AT AUCTIONS ATURDAY MORNING October I6th at 12 cock, in front of the ryome, we shail sell, by order of the O: Court— 5 superior Mules. young, gentle, and will work any - where, 1 exeelien: Work Horse, 3Carteand nea nearly new, imix passenger riage, suitable for the country, Terma: $ Oand under cash ; over that sum a cre. Git of 69 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endor: ed hotes, Me VIOLET WILLIAMS, ad , LE A Admuinistratrix, J.C. MoBUIRKE & CO. Aucte. WALL & BARNARD, Anctioneers. ARM, FARM STOCK, &ec., AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY MO# NING, 20th instant, at 10 o’olock, we will sell,atthe Farm of F. Vin- centi, Esq ,on the Washington and Baitimore Turn. pike: three miles from Beitaville, the entire Farm, Stock, Tools, Crop, &c., as— ‘Two excellent work Mules, good Horses, Cows, Pig: Poultry. inplements, as— Ploughs, Harrows, Cultivators, Roller. Crowoars, Scythes, Cradles, Fan, Drill, &c. ALSO, THE CROPS. At!2o0’clock m., we will sell the Farm. contain- ing. 230 acres of geod and kind land, one hundred of which is under cultivation and is very productive, thirty of which is rich bottom lands. The farm is wat with several never-failing e & good, though small, e out buildings ; 8 young or many of them imported varie- ties; a fencing. ko. For information apply at Room No. 7, General Pos oe. sberal and made known at sale. cy WALL & BARNARD, Auote. ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of 3 writs of eri facias issued from the Ci 8 office of th Cirouit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington, and to me directed, { shall expose to public gaia, for C. nm frout of the Court-bouse door of’ said county, at 12 o'clook m, on FRIDAY, the 15th day of 0: 1858, the following described Property, to wit: Ail Golendant's Ent. title, ne ane ntarost imand to part of Lot No.5,in Square No, 722, imuing at a point on 3d street east 39 feet 8 inches from the south West corner 0 said lot, and running thence north 20 feet 4 inches,and east — that width to a four-foot private giley at the rear of said lot, together with all and lar the papro' ‘9 thereon, in the city ing! J+, seized and levied upon as the property o: Kichard M. A. Fenwick, will be sold to satisfy Judiciate Nos. 3%, 252° and 375, to Gotober term, 1858, in favor of William Wallace, Columbus Alex: aed John Van Reswie! » SELDEN, Mars! so 2 tw for the District of Columntn. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. H@vsksoup FURNITUR VALUABLE IMPORTED Or PalntiNGs, see, Cows anp Fakmine IMPLEMENTS AT AUCTION —On FRIDAY M ING, Oetover 15°h, at 10 o'clock, at * Roek Harm. formerly the residence of Mr. Dash- uated on the weat side of High strest. about a above Georgetown, on the Tenally ‘Town Road, we shall sell, !he personal effects of a gentie- man declining hougekeeping, comprising A ool ection of very valuable Oi! Paintings, many of = fine apec.inens of art procured direatly from luropa, Lotof Hi 4? comprising Sofas, Par- Marble top Tables, Carpets, Bed urenus. Bedding, Cooking and other Stoves, &c., &e Also. a vaiuable Bay Horse, 6 years old, and a fine Mare with foal by Black Hawk, both warranted sound and will work m ser harness, Two excetient Cows and Caif, One two horse Wagon and Harness, One one-horge Wazon and Caryall, Cutting Box, Ploughs, Harrows, Grindstone, &c, Also, a quantity of Corn, Oats, Fodder, &c. Te 2 and under cash: over that sum acredit ur satisfactorily endorsed notes, PAPER HANGIN GSAND WINDOW SHADES. A choice selection of PAPEK- HANGINGS and WINDOW SHADES, BUFF HOLLAND &c, at No. 486 7th street. Shades of any required size or style made to order. Paper-Hangings executed with skull and dispatch in eity or country. J. MARKRITER, No. 486 7th st , oc ll-lw* 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hail. EBON ‘TON JOUKNAL DE MODES is the 4 title of Fashion Book, the cheapest, most prac- troal, and reliab ¢ work ever publisued on Fashion, Send to SHILLING TON’S Bookstore and get a copy, examine it for yourself, and then decide. Ri the Mazazines. American and European N: ers are for sale al - SHILLING TON’S, Odeon Building, corner 434 street and ooll Penn. avenue. 00 BUSHELS WHITE MERCER POTA 1 TOES, at $1.15 per bushel by the sack, for wale nt CHAS. G. MORRISON’: ce 9 3i* No. 419 Penn. aven' F YOU, WANT I BoA R G AaAitlN 8 Be sure to coine to F. T. MADDOX’S DRY GOODS STORE, 349 Seventh Street. {177A large assortment of SHAWLS and RIB- Buns on hand. 069 _——————— QACRED MUsIC FOR THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. : Different Mases, Offetoriums, and Pieces, by Haydn, Mozart, and others, which are admitted to ba we tteninthe trus meaning and spirit of the Church. Clergymen shou d not aliow such standerd works! which can never be excelied)to be supplanted €, asnow used, truly most offensive e Above may be dat the New Musical Repository, corner iith streat and Penn. avenue. 00 11-2w_ HE COOKS’ UNITED CLUB (Colored) re- spectfally inform the citizens of Yashineton that they are pre dto atte d to Private Dinner: UP P Balls, Parties, &e. LA eck for vate families ‘or boarding- houses, the day, if required. ‘eras moderate. Waiters can also bs nied. WM. CAMBELL, bold els «south side. bet. 1th and '4th sts, 318 ARBITER, 3 HY DE'S PATENT GAS-CONSUMING AR BiITER COOKING STOVE, that saves so much cos] in its uperation. is now in full operation in my counting-room, ey have been tried and found to ba the most superior cooking stove that has ever been offered for sale in this market, For sale at c. WOO er 3 5 DWARD?’s, 00 9-3t Pa. av., between loth and ith sts. _ PIANOS At JNO. F. ELLIS’s. PIANOS) for or hie St JNO. F. ELLIN’S. pane _ tat INO. ELE cE BO ONS ty N Pretty B NE B tifal BONN i “e rant BONN ETR fi T Solerdid BUNS ET RIBBONS at all prices “And lots of BONNET RIBB _— auctions, at abou 006 eost i STGYS bers! Ow Firru Street. between G and H streets, f ed wit! nor FRESH OVS TERS ren eed oy inthe Snell. ‘Srausient ti served at bis house, oes ae promptly iy" Pe metNTOSH M ERCER POTATOES.—2m bushels of prime Mer ser Potstues now on consignment at 81.25 Per bushel, deliverabie ut residences in the city. APPLY OF cart at. opp. the’ Pascal OM st., . oo 8-tf Grocery. Win and Liquor Store, PUR SsLE-OVE HORSE and a Covered BAN Gone ot They will be I bargain. has tere geal eres Sense chnover feng APD Ww. hac VART. 12th street west, No. 437. ‘oe ll TP OLeT BINS EXTRACTS, goat ior PM oe NDOLINES LILY WHITE, Hair, Tootn, end Nail BRUSHES, cneap ea. LAMMOND'S, Tth at. Lie ean aE A TNO FOR seu Bids, TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. WALL & BARNARD, Avots. j Ort. 1 —The: steamsbip 1 Bitw New York at "eo Great Burai some 5 the rate of interest the Sezer st wae a owing to the accumu epasipat interest, (upd current 4 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aveta. ANDSOME I Washington millions of taeis shall be paid British losses at Canton, and of The British forces are from Canton until these sums The main features of the The European political intelli reiterated that inst OPERTY UBLIC Avcree. ot i; he premises, we «| in Square No. 317, freni wore Ee between lith and 2th ul je improvement three story Brick Hi | ‘west, Proceed vigo: ts, consisting of & louse, with basement story back building. contaiaing 12 rooms, ughout: water tank, and se is builtin the With 14-inch wall situated. alliance was on the leon and the Princess e is throughout, on street, an avenue, *putadi né-fourth eash ; the resi seoured by & deed“in trust on the J.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Avots. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO. CASTLE MANO Court of Turin in October. It was stated that the Russian Na: ny Will be authorised to estabi ia, and to bave a — The company Is not bound tions to the Black Sea. The Paris flour market was dull. flat and cheaper. iduc in , 19, 18, depot of coal there to confine its opera- a FARM AT NW —EXECUTORS’ KALE OF A lersigned the last wil ard testament of the late Wm. aeby Hi sell, at pubucauct on.on WEN NESDAY. | the Auction Rooms of Jas. ©, 2 o'clock m., to the Farm lying partially in ‘and eorge’s counties, known as Chilion Castle — in all sixty-two sores of innd. jens. stant about three-and-a-half miles @ “aarket, with an exoellent road f sale are as foltows: One-fourth of he purchase money cash : and lance in 18 and 24 morths, the ohaser be sed prince § bis bonds, sat. ured, ring interest, m the date thereof. = If the teria are ne executors reserva + VaLvasix Farm- bh and French expedition against was not expected to commence tons before Nowember Minister of Marine bad been to Cadiz to superiniend the dixpateh of Cuba. to act agaiast Mexico, n the language of all the ministerial the government have resolved to er in exacting reparation from that Frankfort had raised its rate of aad ships to The Bank of discount to four ts between the government and and otber French and Engliah gee vo of the Viennaa: este a er railway lines, are understood to 'y completed on the basis lately the Rothschilds, com plied with im six days, the | capitalists. for th ht to resell at the risk an r. ‘coat of purchaser. have been definite! ION, EASBY. ‘ SBY,E o rd to the tate y BY, Exeoutors ples, ony thet Te consp' rtions, including many high ving extensive fores; discovered by the fi the person of a man who bad fen pro- Auctioneers. reons in it, end PROVED AND STATE. — £ under- some papers about will and testament of drowned by conformity with the ad under and by Court of the Dis- E ned, a of the isst directions contained in said virtue of the decree of the Circuit trict of Columbia, sitting in Chancery , su deoree heretofore passed Wherein Agnes admeasurement of « uity, and Horatio N. Easby and eury King aod Marian, hie wife, . Wm. R. Smith and Wilh imine, . Will proceed to sell at auc- he highest bidder, at the Auction Ro ms MoGuire & Co ,en the 13th Ootober, at | m ee following parts or parcels of Real at it: Lot 9, in square No. 20 Lot 2. im square No. 59/ The Emperor had mark of satisfaction that two sncb treaties had been conciuded with Ci on piximant, seeking an conspiracy in Persia nst the Prime Min- failed, and its iodo were beheaded TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of City of Baltimore eff Cape Race. St. Jouns, N. F., Oct. 11 —The steamer Cit = Race oa Friday, wit ‘b ult The French ambassador will leave Paris for China on the 34 of October, with the ratified French treaty. From India the ac rebels were defeated of 700 killed. The British loss was but 0 The Fort of Pocurce surrendered, hours shelling, toGen Napier A force of 500 police bad alxo defeated The Atlantic telegra; Whitebouse and « in the London rs llavre, Dantire, Dieppe, are to be put ina The King of Prussia does not abdicate Prince of Prussia only becomes pbysical and mental bealth of the stored. of Balitimore passed C; Opposite Observatory. | Tiverpoot dates to the nm 4ot6, in square No 57 ce Water strest and the are well situn ed . n square 63, improved by three in the same square, fronting Water street, ard the same on 1d Oto Canal, with the improve- of valuable lime-kilns, known as of sale are as follows: One-fourth part jase money shall be balance in equal payments in 6. t2, 18, the purchasers to give for said defer nds, satixfae orily secured, bexring interest, trom the date thereof, its say that the Gwalior August 17, wit! Jons smsi! frame houses controversy between directors is continued Calais and Boulogne fence ~~ the * Hamburg ane 24 months, reed payments regent until the Commerciat. Liverpool, Sept 27 —Saies of cotton to-day est!- mated at 4,000 bales, including 1,000 bales for speculation and export. Market quiet and prices generally unch: . Breadstuffs—Flour is dull unchanged. Wheat is in lower rates for better classes, and Id lower for secondary and inferior qualities. Corn is dull at , but prices general moderate FUTURE DAYS. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. FA MOST VALUBLE B F Srexeet, Near 19TH Sta of trust duly made and exec fer jor sale,on the premises, on day of October next,at 5 o'clock p. 2,1n Square num- n F street of 37 feet & d running back with that width 82 feet i, inches. A frame building stands upon & portion of the sud premises ‘The above lot is located on F street, between 13th And 4th streets west, immed ately west of the resi- Joyce, and is regarded as one most elizible buriding sites in the city of Provisions—The market is dull and quotations Prodace—Rice ts nominal. London Markets Sagar is steady. Coffee is Rice is steady Tallow steady, but in- ots numbered | an: Linseed oll 32s Gd a 2s 9d. ‘Turpentine London Money Market, Tuesday —Consol close [28conD Dispatcr } The City of Battimore brought 2 inj uable cargo and 100 passengers. She’ he less reach New York on Tuesdi sale: Oue-fourth cash ; balance in 6, The Atlantic telegraph shares were 4nd 18 mouths, the purchaser to deferred psy ments. bearing interest, and se a decd of trust on the premises with in five days the Trustee reserves ‘Tue Liverpool Corn Trade Association recom- mended that corn, floar and meal be sold by the uniform standard of 100 Ibs. weight. Prince Napoleon bad gone to Warsaw to invite ror Alexander to visit Parix ake of Malakoff is to be married on the f the Emperor from Cbalons A port of refage is to be constructed between Brest and Cherbourg. ‘The telegraph now in operation betwren Sr. ¥ aud Moscow is to be extended to China; thence across the Russian possessions and Bebr- ing’s Straits to America. Unless the terms tinz purchaser, ree Limes in the Nat oe WINISTRATOR’S S. KisvcHen FURNITURE, & at THURSDAY, the lth instant, we 5 mencing at l0.0’clock a. m., at the late residence and staviesof Levi Pumph C, between 434 and 6th +t phans’ Court, aii the rey, decensed. on north ets. by order of the Or sonal Effects of the de- Three fine Horses, four or five good Buggies, e lot of Harness, Bridies, and Stable Utensiis, pushels prime Oats, lot o1 Hay, &e. bie Servants, three men and two women, slaves for :ife. Also, the Furniture in the house. up ofan Insurance Company. Puta, Oct. 11.—The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company has gone fato liquidation for the purpose of closing business, after four years’ existence, during which Leavy marine loxses have been incurred and promptly paid. We enumerate Manicipal Election Savaxan, Oct. 12—Our municipal elections esterday resulted in the choice of the Dem- ic Mayor and Board of Aldermen by a iarge A number of excelient Beds and Mattresses, A large lot of Bedding and Bedstead. Wardrobes and Wasistands, Mahogany and other Bur ans, Sideboard and Tables, Table Linens, and other Scoves, ‘Two barrels fine Potomac Herring, A laree lot of Crockery and Giass en Requisites re Markets. 12 —Piour is heavy; Howard indow Curtains, &c., Battimore, Oct street and Ohio #5.37% W beat fs duil for common qualities, but prime is in demand; reds $1.14al 22; white $1 .25al 42 Corn is drooping; white 7%80c; yellow S8at0c Whisky is steady. Ware, and Kiteh ‘The sale will commence with the household far after the sa e of which, or roceed to sell the Negroes, re, aud immedi e 0’e' ock, we sh’ Horses, Cerriages. Cats, &c. Perms for Furniture and Household Effects: Un cash; over $20a credit of # and 90 da: egroes, Horses, Carriag: oO : ance & eredit « puchasers to rive notes satisfac! endorsed, bearing interes 7a —— of credit. - OMAS, JOSEPH BEASLEY, New York Markets. New Yor, October 12 —Fiour bas declined State $4 45u$4 55; Obie $4 925.10; Southern $5 Wheat is nominally 2c. lower, closing with « declining tendency. Corn is lower; mixed 6972c. Pork is heavy; prime Sidald 25. Lard is steady UCKEY; Georgetown. —Bv virtue of a deed of lated July Si 1852, and auction, on WE Whisky is dull at 22¢. s At the tea sale to-day prices slightly adyanced trust from Rich’d Dal New Yor«, October 12 —Stocks are active bot & Rock Island, 65%; Hitnots a Cross and Mi hern 24; New York Central, S445 Pr ‘My, Reading Six; Mil Cantons 20; Va.6's 91; Mo. 6's, STK. Sterling to Georgetown,inciuded inthe tuliowing bounds, : Beginning at the eastern extremity « wat plan of Georgetown, an ridge street east 24 feet 4 moh bh 12 feet toa 10 feet alley, thence, ey, Weat 24 feet 4 inches, and theuce straight line tothe begromng, with the impre ina consisting of three-story frame house and bri ‘Lerm: of sale One-third f the purchase money to be paid in cash. and the — Sager Sco roperty may be re. r aale. oF 0 x sola at the risk and coat of the lirst purchaser after ome Week's MOLE ALTER 8. COX, FERDINAND W., RISQU®, uriding Association. KEY, Auctioneers, RSONS indebted = 3 be complied with Coounts Will then be exposed in my show window suid to the Lighest Twill sell cheap ouly fo ooS-ectw* 4%; Pa. av., bet. Sdand 4% }PERIOR PURE OLD RYE WHISKEY . eer caereal use, price $2 par gall Many centiemeno dé . PETERSEN, Trustees Georgetown BARNARD & BUC 8-2awand AKRSHAL’S SALE.—Io virti f Virgy in, Maryinnd ict, (all regarded guod judges.) w ested Court tlouse door of said cou M the ist day of November, 1856, at 1? o'clvca ¥ the following deseri'ed propert Squere No. 14, origical Lots N. and 4, m Square No. 144, and 2,in Square No. 147, begining at the su rner uf said tot. snd running thence east 40 fert nce horth 12) feet to the rear of said lot, thence 40 feet, and thence suuth 120 feet to th beginuing, together with al! and singular the provements thereon, tn the city of Washiagton. av.,oppo, Centr» Market F We NTER MILGLINERY. « it aasortment of KNOT! Melee GOULS, uly for cash at very low prices, and emuricing everyt ine new aad dearable e satisfy Judversis d 378, to October : Kerdali. Jonn paen. Z% D. Nicholas Acker, Jno, ‘Maboney, W. H. Ward, and Michael W. SELDEN, Marshal for the District of Colamtia. EN, Auctionsor 5 E OF HOUSE ANY nor KIC AUCTION, SITUATED ON STH Sr, Navy? ype virtue ofa deed of trust bearime ©. ILL, folios S48, 349, 4 land records for Waxti “ well, WEDNES: ck on the ibered SS), ome! ch consist of & small Brock Ho with Ds, RAL LACES, ly vs. Charles Van oO mel oar GES, TRIMMINGS, French, CLOAK = A.GR RUSTERS SAL! DEPARTMENT will care of Muss So- indy of great date on the 26th ith ber will te tas with her wil NG with in days after oovey* noes at a berg =" EEN, Awe