Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. {Lj Though + The Star” is printed om the fastest steam: press tm use south of Balti- more, its edition is se large as te require it te be put te press at early hour, Adver- tisements, therefore, should be sent 1 by 13 @’cleck, m.; otherwise they may ue. appear watil the mext day. : ALL Pexsons desiring to have their cards in- serted or continued in the daily Alphabetical Business Directory in the Daily Star, who have not already seen the agent, should do so imme- diately at the Star office. Gerrine Reapy.—The process of fixing up for the coming legislative term of Congress 1s going forward already at the Capitol. Workmen are engaged in brashing up the House of Repre- sentatives and the surrounding rooms and pas- sages, and within the Hall the paieters are en- gaged wy the work of ornamentation. The nels between the doors of entrance to the Hall | been mma Lema ta eer! demask, and t in the galiery are ng 2 cleaning, and being freshly frescoed.- The seats and desks of the members are | all the neater for a fresh coat of varnish with which they bave been covered, and the dust which had accumulated in piles upon the floor, and every- thing else to which it could adtere {in the Hall, is being cleaned out; and the sweepers, painters, upholsterers, and others, are reaping a harvest 5 dollars for their labors It is suggested that the new Senate will not be in a condition for the members to occupy it at any time during the coming session by reason of the dampness of the walls. Asthe old Senate Hall is as yet amply ieee enough to accommodate tha! body, certainly be better to occupy it the coming w ter than to place the lives of venerabie men in peril by removing them to the new Hall, where no ai at of precaution will be sufficient in its new condition to prevent the dampuess of its walls and the ween ye of cold air, which inthe ished state of the rooms surrounding the must penetrate there, from annoying the members. Piers District Poticr Orrice.—A number of cases have bern tried at this c@ice during the last fortwight. On the 6th instant a man named Kenney, who was charged with disorderly con- duet, cursing and swearing in the public streets, and whose conduct, ‘when brought before Justice ‘Thompson, was outrageous, profane and d+ flant, was committed to the workhouse for ninety days, the fine of $3 M4 imposed by the magistrate being unpaid. Oitcer King escorted Kenney in his ride to the workhouse On the 9b inrtant a tavern keeper wan fined ‘S20 SS cost for permitting cards, &c., to be played in bis house for wnat & Yesterday, a colored man, named Allen Davis, was fined $2) and 91 cents costs for carrying about bis person a erous weapon, viz: a loaded pistol which was taken from bim by officer King and afterw: left with the Chief of Police Yesterday, two colored lads (the one a slave) were brought to this office by J. F. King, and fined $3 and 9 cents cost In one case and $2 and 4 cents in the other, for disorderly conduct, fixht- ing and throwing stones on D street, near the Na- tional Intelligencer office. We learn from an eye-witness that oa Sanday last, when these of- fences were commitied, in open daylight, that several other disorders were committed, to the great annoyance of the peaceable citizens in that vicinity, and the desecrat on of the Sabbath. ‘The colored offenders above referred to, after being duly admonished by the acting mayistrate, were released from cutely on payment of the fine and costs by their respective employers. The unlaw- fal and dangerous practice of lads throwing stones in ihe public streets, near the Wasbington Seminary. and on Ninth and Tenth streets, has been lately much complained of, and it ix the de- termination of the pomp May istrate of the dis- trict, with the aid of his officers, to suppress it, if practicable. Mititrary —It is cheering to note the renewed spirit which is being manifested by the mem- bers of the various military companies in our city since the late advent on our streets of the New York Seventh Regiment of Volunteers. Almost every night a meeting of the officers of Che District Regiment, or of the members of some one of the compagies belonging to it, is held at the Armory on the Island. The etfect of these meetings Las been to infuse a new ardor into the ininds of many members of the District military who bad become totally indifferent as to whether the Federal Metropolis weat shead of or behind other cities in this matter; and, notwithstanding the recusant action of many of the officers and men,a marked improvement may be observed in the alarity with which the drill meetings are etter |, and the pride evinced by the officers in bringing the ranks up to something like discl- pline. Suould this kind of feeling among them coutinue to prevail, we shall expect to see ou the next annual parade day such a tarn out of the District militia and such a itary improve- ment in the discipline of the rank and tile, that our citizeus geverally will look upon with pleasure, and assist in maintaining. Stevsen Association —An association bas been recently formed in this city, under the above name, the object of which is to farther the educational interests of the German population bere. The most of our leading German fellow- citizens are engaged in the movement, and bave formed « joiut stock company with one hundred and eiybty shares of ninety dollars each, to be cS im at the rate of $2 SU per month by the holders, for the purpove of building g large Con- cert Hall, which, when finished, {sto be let for par of balis, exhibitions, &c., and the pro- pee pap applied to purpases of education! ‘This ts a movement in the right direction, and we bid it God speed. We quderstand that, at the last meeting of the Axsocidtion, winety of the our hwadred and eighty shares were sold, and tue prospect is that by the wext meeting they will be ata premiom. Tux Taxataee —If the theatre be not crowded to-night, to repletion, our piay-goers will have added bnt little to thetr reputation for gallantry, and to their appreciation of sprightly tajent. The occasion will be for the farewell benefit of Mixs Maggie Mitebell, who bas made a host of ad- mirers during her brief stay in our midst i they but attend the theatre to-night, the f charming young beneficiary will be eompliment- ed in @ brilliant and substantial manner. Toe entertainment is a very attractive one, embracing the sterling comedy of “ Masks and Paces,” by two of the best dramatic authors of the day—Tom Taylor and Charles Reade—and a very excelient drama by the late Major Noah, termed “ The Wandering Boys *' Miss Mitchell concludes her engazement to-morrow night. Daownzp —This morning, asa long boat was passing into the city canal, west of Fourteenth street, the tide being low, the boat struck the body of a man sticking in the mud, and brought it to the surface. The helmsman made the body fast, and brought it to the shore. The appearame of the body indicates that it bas been in the water @ day or two, and it is now ditticult to identify the person, or whether he was a resident of Washington. He was a colored man, and at first supposed to be a well-known colored ividual named Wise; but Officer Fauning went to the residence of Wise and found him at home. So the deceased remains uaknown. Bao Niout rom a Sxrevape —Last night, about I! o'clock, as the rain was beginning to deseeud heavily, passing along a street near the Avenue and Eleventh, wesaw a young gentleman well known to most of our young friends, stand- ing in the middle of the pavement, but sheltered from the rain by an ample umbrelia, serenading, as be supposed, his ylove. But be had un- doubtediy made a mistake, for the nouse certain- ly contained no human being. The voral sere- nade would bave been listened to with picasure o '¥ moonlight evening, but the serenader lost an audience in e uence of the weather. Men are induced by love or whiskey to do many fool- ish things. Tue Comets.—The present distance from the earth of the comet is forty-five millions of miles, and the length of the tail extends fifteen mil- lions. Some observers assert that the comet bas not, as is generally supposed, an elliptical orbit, bat that a parabolic one will better Fepresent its motion here is another of these bodies visible im the celestial field. Tuttle's comet now be seen in the coostellation Pegasus, aid of a telescope Tuis yroup is range with a line drawn from the ¢ ta the Great Dipper’ through the > b star, and ts about 9s far from that body as Arc tures. Tus Asytum —From the monthly reportof the Jatendant of the Asylum, it appears that there ‘Were in the poor-houxe on the 3st of Angust 52 Persons; during the month of September 3b were reorived, making atotalof 9 During the month of September 2 were discharged and four died, Jeaving, at the close of the math, 55 in the poer- house. There were in the work-house at the close of the month of August 76 persons; dui the month of September 112 were commi and discharged In addit: leaving In the work-bouse persons. Stock Sates —Vesterday, the following sales were made by McGuire & Co , auctioneers ; $1,700 Cor, of Wasbii Biwi x; 85, ‘orporation of Alexandria ‘is. tered stock at 794 e804. S000 certificate ofia. debtedness of the Corporation of Washi; beating interest and payable principal and iuter- “st on or berore Jane Ist, 1560, for $954. $2,000 Bank of the Metropolis at luz \ La™Mowp still continues to offer the public the Very best perfumery to be found in this country. 9 n to this, eloped, ea the och ult. | Sr. Jomy’s Cuunce’G@aave Yanv.— Mr. Fdi- tor: tm passing the old St. John’s grave (back of Coltman’s brick yard,) I noticed the fence having been taken away entirely, and the bays were throwing stones at the tomb stones, a great many of which were smashed pees, and others have been shot at as targets. give any information as to the cause of its belong <a oe ores me gs in your valua- yr, it w! a bene: persons having relatives and friends interred therein. x AX Oto Yours 1BER. Washington, Oet. 19th, 1368, Wed tee Cask ror Covrt.—This morning, A. Lucas ‘was charged, before Justice Clark, with false swearing. The Justice, after hearing the evi- dence, deemed it sufficient to justify him in sending it to the grand and he held Mr. Lueas to bail for bis ippeaiancé a Court. The brother of the ant, io an angry mo- ment, after the tal, used an offensive remark to officer Daw. Phe consequence was a scuffle and 8 blow or two; but it speedily ended with an order for the arrest of the offender, who was re- tained until he cooled down. Day Goops,—Our Northern Liberties friends bave of late been almost overwhelming the store of Mr. F. T. Maddox, No. 319 Seventh street, whereat his — and fancy dry goods are “going off like cakes.” The secret of the rush upon Lim ts the low prices at which he sells, for cash or approved credit. Gov. Wise —A life size and life-like portrait of Gov. Wise, of Virginia, is on exhibition at the art gallery of J.E McClees, No. 08 le vaniaavenne. It is intended for the exhibition of the State Fair at Richmond. Triats at THe Guan House —This morning there was but a single case for trial in the Cen- trat Station: Wm. Day, drank and vagrancy; workhouse 00 days.” Li ‘THose who are buying works of art, can secure at Markriter’s, No. 486 Seventh street, the most convenient attachments for banging pictures,&c., in the city. Ove music- loving friends should heed the no- tice published by Prof. De Caeniel, in to-day’s Star. ELxerricity witt Cure Pain —Hence it is that Anrtahorne’ ‘lectrietty @wanktes, possesses such electro magnetia power over the whole body, warin- ing It with ifs eleotricintilueses, and expelling pain fom the syst-m. The most violent and excruciating Rheumatioand Neuraigic psinu sova di ear 7 + It cures Toothache, walf Af- Bruises, Earsche; also, pain in ides. or any partof the body . er ne with Dyspepsia, indigestion, ch or Bowels. will find immediate re- hef. For sale by all Druggists in Washington, Al- exaud.ia and Georgetown. 0c13 2t Haxisnorn’s Pxcrorat Syrup or WiLp Cuzr- RY ts the best couch syrup in ti orid, Italiaysail intlamation of the lungs and throat, and » nounced by medios! men. and those who have used it, to be the best cowgh «vrupin the world. Get a bottle ard try it. 25 and 5) cents a bottle, Sold by ail druggists. Oc IL 2t Werppine Caxxs, very pretty and very cheap, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 12th and F ee Jee Cream and Water lees $i — al- lon. oc6 Im* Wropine Cakks. very pretty, very cheap and very the limbs, Persons St & nice, at the Philade! nfectionery, No. 518 Pa, avenue, between 2d and 34 81 oo2 Im C.N. Kucier. Coats, Pants, anv Vests. Lvess Suits, Business Surts, Noan watxrk & Co., Marble Hall Store, Browns’ Hotel Butiding, respectfully ounces that their anoual display of F att. WINTHR CLOTHING ts now ready for inspection comprising au assortment of Gentlemens 1 Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest design an material, trimming, and work hip. To those who stuty excel fashionable articies of dress. fered fur selecting 7m {the most attrac- stocks of Clothing m this city at very reduced joes. se22-Im DIED, ELIZA- This morning. at one o'clock, SUSAN BEVH, only danghter of Mary Abigail and George Sted 4 yevrs and 6 mu.the, ds and acquaintances are imyited to at- funeral to. morrew afternoon, at 8 o'viock, from tho residence of har parents. on Virginia ave nue, between 3d and 4‘ streets, on the Island. * a rs rnd GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. Fer BOSTON.—Finst Vessat.—the packet schooner Helen M Cage a iseharg. Nickerson, las arrived and is ing her freight. She wi!) be ready to reeety, freight for the above port to morrow. Apply tu HARTLEY & BRO. ¥ and lol Water sipect, Govrgevown D.C CagaP vor Casa. oss lw F* LL JOHN H. SMOOT, _No 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. C.,7 has received aud 1s now offering aiarge and beauti - assortment of rALT. AND WINTEK GOODS, at very low prices, to cash and prompt cusi {n hie assortinent will be found a very desir Lie lot of Ladies’ Dress Goods, gomprising in part as fol- lows, viz: Rich Black and Colored Silk Robes, Kich Bayadere and Pind *1) Bert makes Block Suk. Rich ali wool Printed Delaines. Rich do. Robes A’Lez and Robes Aquille, Kich BayaJere Valeuciss and Poilede Chevres, lw pieces Rich English and American Delaines, 16 belly nd Piain Delaines, sil Cashmeres, 3 4 and 6 4 De- tare Lupin’ Hombazineg, Alpsoas, and@ 4 Black Shaw! Tinos, sw secre Let Faglish and Merjunok Calicos, too Stel Shawls, c rou!ar aud «quare, Double Broaha, Woolen, Pind? and ‘Bisok ‘Thibot iba. With a first-rate assortment of — Bonnet and Sash Ribbous, Dress Fringes and Battons, Bajou a ee ae ora and Nos, a a'tese Collars, ton wtiched Linen Cambrie Handker- AND WINTER GOODS, mers. dgivge; Welch, Saxony, Shaker, vod makes Fin. nels; Colored Sack best Irish Linens; Stitched Boson finished Sbirtiog Cottons, ao Rig at i2~c.; Sheetings and Bisnkets; Table Damasks snd Na panes Coboeee a M Vests; ors nd Diawers, Cravatr, Ties, Silk Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs: with s good assurtment of Domes- #, for servants’ wear. og bought trom the largest houses in for onal ,» lam prepsrea to offer great JOHN H. SMOOT. R'gPMOND—The schooner South Wind, G. W. Mitchell master, having the most of -7 her cargo engaged, will be despatched fur the. above port on oF b ut the 14th instant, For balnice of freight apply to . HYDE & DAVIDRON, oo 12 2t* Water street. HILADELPHIA.—The regular packet schooner Aan Piokreil, Levertoa master, ary rived and will be ready to receive freignt fur. the above port ou the 13th instant, to sail on Pi a to Moot ene APP ev ok & DAVIDSON. HILADELPIILA DRAUGHT ALE, ‘The undersigned having accepted the agonoy, now Kive notice that they ase prepared to furnieh their casjomee and the public generally with Massey, Collins & Co.’s superior AUGHT ALE, . in whole and haif barrals. at Baitunore pricss, fur Last on dely As we sell this Ale CO me com- tbe ly ad..ered to. Satis. ‘tance, provided notice of defect ba jxiven within twenty-jour hours alter DK. imeatio Ales, Porter, and Brown Stout (fully equal, if not superior, to tpeetedpes 9 to $1.50 jozen, delivered in any part of Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandna ARNY & SHINN, oc 12 57 Green s' reet. Georcetown. OST—On 4 hursday, October 7. eitner on Wash- 4 ington, est, or Mill streets, a GUL D BRACELET, for which the finder wiil receive ard if leit at No. 5 Water Ha New York, bargains: oc 13 will fad it to their advaut .ge to call, as my motto is: “Quick sales and eimall profil net ecil ‘The creditors of Messrs. Hi eueet ver, la ae to the cir respect, ” he verte Ne sOSKPH LIBBRY. eee. N EW LEATHER STORE. subscriber takes this mathod of informing bis PE mamonp po the publio that he haw moved bis — business from his tannery on © ive street, to jo. io, opponite the Mayor's Ufhee, fail kept. where a and foreign ed Leather situated on high street near water, GEORGETOWN. Correspondenes of The Star, 7S EORGRTOWN, Oct. 13, 1858. E.s8. Wright, auctioneer, offered yesterday, at Public sale, the valuable wharf property situated on Water street, and belonging to Mesars. Bogne and Donnelly, which was was withdrawn by the go $2,200. i alve offered's large amount, comprising « po athe assets of the late firm of F.& A. A. brick warehouse and wharf trustees new 13s a 27 6 eur i the corner of High and Water street, in the ocen- of W. R. Edes ; bid in by trustees at $4,500. ‘arehouse on west side and joining theabove; bid in by same at $1,500. severed peta Mr. Edward Wiltiams; bid in y $1,500. Brick warehouse adjoining and oceupied by ; bid in by same at $1,500. bo the last mentioned; purchased by James . Essex at $1,000. Wharf property in the oceu- waz, c. Myers & Son, fronting 96 feet on ater street, and ru back feet to the channel of the river; bid in at $6,000. Small frame tenement on Jefferson street; bid in by: same at $600. Several pieces of the above property we believe could have been purchased at a very reasonable = when we consider its location and intrin- sie value. For instance, that offered by Messrs Rogue & Donnelly could have been purchased for $3,000, and that occupied by Mr. Stribling at a trifle over $5,000. In either case we believe such an investment would have been both safe and remunerative, and we believe the day is not far distant when eitber of them will command at least one hundred per cent. more. We believe the same might be said of other pieces. The weather continues extremely gloomy, and attended with considerable rain, which bas pret- ty near put a stop to outdoor business for the present. Arrivals—Sehr. Transit, Davis, from Ports- mouth N. H., 325 tons of ice to Walter Godey ; Hebe, McNamah, Baltimore, 3,800 bush. wheat, toW.H & W.R. Edes; Brothers, Davy, New York, cement, to Capt. M. C. Meigs. Flour remains at our quotations of yesterday. There is but little wheat coming in by ons, and for several days past prices have had a de- on tendency, selling at $1201.25 for red and $1 2041.35 for white of good qualities. No corn offering. 8. ————EEEEee ALEXANDRIA. —o—— Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Oct. 13, 1858. The City Councils assembled in regular ses- sion last evening. Present: Aldermen—President, Armstrong, Smith, Lam- bert and Bryan. Common Council—President G. H. Smoot, Mc- Kenzie, Markell, Alexander, Fastlack, Jamieson, pees; Summers, Richards, Kinzer, and J. B. Smoot. The committee on the fire department made a report, suggesting to Council that the firemen were much dissatistied with the present fire-law, and recommending an appropriation of $150 for the pure hase of hooks und ladders—one of each to be placed in charge of each of the tire compa- nies ‘The report was adopted and an order passed the Council making the appropriation re- commended, but it was lost in the Aldermen. A communication was received from Wm. F. Moore, asking permission to erect, contrary to law, a frame stable on Cameron street, between Fayette and Henrystreets. Referred to the com- mittre on general laws by both Boards. The committee on claims reported in favor of paying S Beach $85 in full for his claim against the Corporation; concurred in by both branches. The Auditor reported all the facts in relation to the Corporation’s endorsement of a note of the Alexandria Canal Company for $5,000 due in February next ; referred to the finance committee, with instructions to confer with the canal com. pany upon the subject. Mr. McKeosie inoved to amend the grst joint Tule, so as to read, ‘ the regular sessions of each Board shall be held on the second Tuesday in each month This abolishes the meetings on the fourth ‘Tuesday and confines the councils to monthly sessions; adopted by both Boards. A communication was read from the school committee of the Young Men’s Christian Asso- elation, asking that a plank footway be laid on Columbus street, from ing street to the GQdd Fellow’ Mali; weoenpes t was ordered that the said footway be lai the Young Men's Christian Association pz for the plank. The Boards then adjourned The County Court have been engaged for sev- eral days past in the trial of the case of Wood- ro & Co. vs.G. W. Harrison, Jas. A. Benton, et.al. The cause of action in this case arises from four promixory notes, amounting to $1,800, drawa by G. W. Harrison and endorsed with the names of Mesers. Benton and Monroe and Mrs Harrison, and was transferred, in payment for salt, to the plaintiff. ‘Te defendant, Benton, deyies, on oatb, that bis endorsement is genuine, and the object of the suit Is to render bin lable by prov- ing subsequent promises to pay. The case bas been elaborately argued by G W. Brent for the plaintitrs, and L. B. Taylor, HW. Thomas and 7. Hill for the defendant, and was given to the jury on Monday afternoon. The jury being unable to agree, were yesterday discharged ; aud the Court adjourned until Thusday morning be special election for Alderman in the Fourth rd, and Common Conncilman in the Second Ward, ts progressing For the former position D.R Blacklock and W.H. Pow!le, and for the the latter, Hugh Latham, Jas 8S. Hallowell and Isaac Kell are candidates. The question of the rallread junction has been mentioned in this con- nection, and a larger vote wiil be polled than ix usust at elections to tlt vacancies The Alexandria, Loudoun & Mampshire Rall- round Co, received yesteiday a fine locomotive engine for their road It is called Kelic president of the company, Lewis McKensie, and is from the manufactory of W. Mason, ‘Tanu- ton, Mass. ‘The engine is very similar in con- struction to those used on the Washington Branch Railroad. LOST AND FOUND. Pe Nannie ten trenton es new DRAMA lost or mislaid on Mon- ‘The manuscript copy in three # rate nots of a play termed “Done With Polities.”” A saitanie reward will be paid for ite return to the Box Office of the Theatre oe 13 2 paceene teehee rhesus ee ect 2 REWARD.—Lost, on the morning of the 12th nt, between the Post Ofhice aud the ail, 8 LT Tt directed tu Mrs. Susan Triplett, ‘The Gnder will receive the nbove reward by leaving it with THOMAS M, TRIPLETT, Bookbin Star Othoe. i 10 RKEWARD.—Strayed or stolen, trom the subsoriber, on the 9tu instant,a St OKSE, about 15 hands high, and sbout BSS or9 years of age with 4 star in his foreiead and stripe on his nose, ond a knot on the left side of hui . above reward will be paid for in- the corner of 7th and N streets, at suey’s. GEO. FASNAUGHT. $ 1 00 REWARD.—Ran away from the subseri- ber, living near Queen* Anne, Prince Geor, uuty, Marviand. on Mon ay morning, the of Gotober, 1858, my NEGRY MAN John Harkness. John is'about 90 or 35 years of age.c pper-colored, broad mouth and: is down- beaded when spoken to, Has of his wrists, from the broke boy. Iwill give $25 for bh George or Anne Aruncel lumpia ; $50 if taken anyw and the abuve reward of § 00 if taken ina free State: te cither care HP 4 - be delivered to ms or secu im jail xo that I get hum agaia. 0c Hl-iw* JOHN MITCHELL, $3 REWA ED.Straved Away from the premi- ses of MC. Baker. adioining “*Dro- +” near Georgetown, on the 5th Spears old, good beef. wits q amy years ol » wi 4 ite spol in'the forehead. Any ove bringing her to *Mont- gomery House,’ Georgetown, or giving information so she can be obtained, will receive the ab sve re- Ward. 03 11-3t* in Maryland, OST—On yesterday, Thursday, Sept, 23d, a LSeary Goud WATCH CHAIN ite edt att-ched, It Wrenched in some way the Sie Serra, eee, the Star Office. ss teeth BOARDING. COUPLE OF GENTLEMEN and their A wives.orafew single gentlemen, can obtain . 531 At 0012 4t* OARD AND ‘SH KOU: Mi<s MOREL, 5,274 Penn. Avenue thes or single gentlemen wishing to xettle for the winter, find these Kooms pleasant and | cation good ‘Terms mod oc STEINWayY & SONS’ GOLD MEDAL PIAN- x OFORTES. Prof. C. T. DK COENIEL, Sole Agent. for Wash- ington, &e , for these truly e egant Instru-, es Pronounced ty ompatent indges, had machen beth hneat a ot . 6 mn the word. Rome beautifull carved and in the tyleof Louis XiV, Gi, 0% and 7%¢ uslaves, and as for cash can Le at manu. ry ees. ties will also find a wali-selected assortment F aneeill sabaie, European ae Anton Sheet aie. pt five conts & Pasa, oversthing in the uate Wnt EW MUSICAL Re POSITORY, 00 6-e0lw corner }ith et. and Pa. ave, SAV, ee Browns’ Hotel, makes bis W arke pure cream, at $2 per gallon. Sout tsauy part of the Sty tree oC chamne oe ae J 1 apy reds) a end choles lot of GULD PAPERS. and DECORA: Fees. Ate ea play manufactured ex; ly Geran uel rare ernie Out Also, large stock of Papers tices 006 fw prove lish patterns every quality ine ROTHROOK. 7 Did tn | sit on | Shoemaker Two stnall frame dwellings ad- |: AUCTION SALES, __By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Anctioneers, Haeoinitaiie north fi An FANG scoops outtgued 1s ENING, at 735 re Noy eae avenue, opposite mprovaments, consisting WALL & BARNARD, Auots. * (hree-story Brick House, with tneemeut und two- pune A. GREEN, Auctonesr. ey i ac. ar Al . hou! % "ia 14. ch walle, thvosebomtns 18 tenttaty St 10 6'ei yg) aes he everett manphed bot nar ve6-d = J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. arneas. tau? HF. ABOVE SAL aand Stable Utensils, nts THE a OVE SALE 18 BOSTPONED | j# prime Uats, lot o1 men and two women, Coley Hine eame Bou, tad pe. & CO.. Aucts. + also,the Furnitere ia ths house. We enumerate By A. GREEN, Avetioneer. ‘A caene and Mattresses, SUPERIOR DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS AT | A larte lot uf Bedding snd Bodies \) Auction.—On MONDAY, the igth inat..1 ardrobes and Wasnetands, sell, at my suction the corner of Soenny ane ophar rans, so ia este jet nei et Foe vets, Tete inna ap isdow Curtains order. from the selpbratcd Nurser of Vanderehoot | Gotta: caren gaimaase Wa tee 4 rating of Double and Single ‘wo \s Potomac Hi Spaeth, ‘Tulips, Narcisses, Jonquills, iris, Cro- | A large jot ery and Giass Ware,and Kiteh be en Requisites. ‘Terms cash. Th commence with cools d A. GREEN, Anet. aitarerand Voneditey after the sare of entenn ar BARNARD & BUCKEY; orees, Cvtriagens Ours gerne? Mell the Negroes, T USTEE'S SALE —By viri Wee crane: uk ea Fm trust from Kich’d Daley, dated July 31.1852, 1 $2 cash; over $2 credit of wy eee of record. we will piferat public auction, on Wr. D- €: res, fo Carriane 5S, 9 days. NESDAY the duth day of Gotober vext.atso'eock | halfosky talmrorne’s ers tee P-m.,onths premises, those purte of Lots Nos. chaser Of puchssere to give bi oe 8, the par- gixhtoeu (18) and nineteen’ 9),ia Thos. Beall’saddi- | Sndorseds teasing ieretest fe) eee aesinctorily tion to Georgetown, included inthe fullowing bounds, ‘ WH THOM AST viz: Beginsing at the eastern extremity of Lot 1, jae JOSEPH BEASLEY, im rators. A. GREEN, Anct. of the origi lan of Georgetown, running thenos on Bri treet east 24 teet 4 inches, thence north 120 feet 10 feet alley, thence, with sa:d alley, west 24 feet 4 inches, and thence south in straight line tothe beginning, mepts, consisting of three-stoi 00 7-5t Dripk Uaok Paulding. tortie yurch By A. GREEN, Auctioncer. erms o ie purahase ne ie isk to Semsok pale : One: rete money RICK HOUSK AND LOT ON NORTH F, BrTWEEN 2D AND 3p SrRexts West. riox.~Oa FRIDAY. ihe ith rugtant ‘Talia setts in Sogt Faby premises, at os Cs No. 12, juare No. § Ving & front Tunuing back 120 feet ton wide alley, rovements, which ar story i onseand th ‘out houses, tere sigs Terms: One-third eash : the baiance i 6, 12, 18 months, for notes bearing interest {rom day = sale A deed given and ad Title i lusputabie. = nese 0 12-d A. GREEN, Auet. By BaRNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. pee paren | Gand 9 months, well secured. Terme of sale must be complied with in oke week after sale. or the property may be re- sold at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, afcer Oud week's notice. WALTER 8. COX, FERDINAND W. RISQu¥. oe Georgetown Building Association. x C y 5 Py wat NARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers. FOR RENT AND SALE. [sum rirst Page.) VALUABLE WORK HORSES, SURNISHED ROOMS FOK KENT. ESP th? Toots ar Auction. undersigned, having taken the comni Tan Eat inst, at 0 o'clock, at Drovers’ honse formerly occupied by A. Butler, on F , | Kost,” on the new rosd above Georectown, we will three doors west of 13th. hae had the’ same put in | Poll the working stock of H. L. Galiaghar, Keq., complete order and newly furnished. ‘The rooms | Contra tor on the Washington Aqueduct. as— Sud parlors are airy aud suited for single gentlemen ie nest y Wark Horeose suet Or messes. erms reasonable wire as above. bs . oe 18 tin MRS. CAA. LEIBEN, | | Pair ok Cauadian inatohed iorses, FOX RENT <A desvable RESIDENCE ou the | 2 four horse W gous Heights of Georgetown. T : 3 'o & good tenant the Apr at the office of Penn. rent will be moderate Dr. F. S. BARBARIN, No, r venue, between 12th and 13th sts , four doors west of Gautier's, or persons Wanting work: atthe Drug Store of J.L. KIOWELL, Hich st, | sents a rare opportuni Georgetown, oc 13 3t* cig? at sale, OC TS EE . " TY, LETSA BRICK HOUSE, on the corner of | °° #8 __BARNARD & BUCKRY, Auct. . flies and H streets, No. 415, coutaining 10 rooms, By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ath-r< m. pautry and coal cellar. ‘The Furniture ean be bought, if desired Possession given Novem- ber Ist. luquire of SAMES W. BARKER, No. 425 H street. oo 13-tf Fo RENT—A large STORE ROOM and DWELLING. on the gorner of #th and Bound- ary streeta—an excelient stand for country trade, Rent $12 per month, Inquire of Dr. JAS, E. MOR- GAN. corner of Maryland avenue and 12th. street, Island. 00 A!LUABLE PROPERTY FoR SAL A small frame House and Lot on 3d street south, will be sold low and on very accommodating terns Also,n very desirable isuildirg Lot fronting 2 fect mae street north, running tack 168 feet 33¢ inches annailey. Also, valuable Building Lot fronting on M hye ae 2 Pet, aanth abor Foo feet, between 4th ORSES, MULES, CARTS AND HARNESS aT Avction—On SATURDAY MORNING, October 16th. at 12 o’qook, in front of the Frome, We shall sell, by order of the 5 superior Mules. young, gentle, and wiil work Sny- ere, 1 exoellent Bay Work H. 5 3 Carts and Harne a, nearly new, ‘six passenger Carriage, suitable for the country. Terms: % Vand under cash ; over that au - Citof60and days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, “Mra VIOLET WILLIAMS, Admuiatratria eeil d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auote. By WALi. & BARNARD, Auctioneers. FOOL WEDNESDAY MOENIRG ee eLON: % 5 at Worolock, we wiil sell,atthe Farm of F. Vin Al south, situated in an im | oenti, Kisq .on the Washington and timore ‘parm provin. all be rat Bccommodat | pike. three miles from Beitsville, the eutire Farm, ing terms. or re ulars re of GRORGE | Stock, Tools, Crop, &e., a¢— W. BRAY, Real Estate Agent, No. 516 7th street, | Two excellent i Mules, good Horses, rD. ocd . Pigs and Poultry. OC ie NT—One first class, new, three story amine, lmploments. a 4 Ploughs, Harrows, Cultivators, Roller. B HOUSE, on West street, containing Crowvars, Seythes, Cradi “J " 14 rooms, with bath-room and fixtures. and |» Sey oradies, Fan, Drill, &o, throagh« "the To Lined >, THE CROPS, t the house. To a good tenant the rent AL: Apply to H. L. O At!2o’c'ock m.. we will selithe Farm, contain- reer ° ing 230 acres of xvod and kind land, one hundred of FUTT, No.43 High oc l-2w* which is under cultivation and is very productive, FOR WOOD AND COAL Opposite the new Presbyterian Spply to Dr. CHAS. H. CRAG _ap 29 ltawtf thirty of which 18 rich bottom lands. DEALERS —For rent, tor ten years.a vacant ‘The farm w wat With several never-failing LOT upon H, 20th street, 51 wll ag Sept nearly | streams and or terme The improve Georgetown. dwell th chard of fine frurta, uss; good are & good, though small, fe out buildings ; a young or y of them unported varie- RENT—The HOUSE on the corner of + &o. ar 3 Washington’ oust ioe sirens genes phor information apply at Room No. 7, General Inquire within. __00 I e02w*_ ‘mu liberal and made known at sale. NILDING LOTS WALL & BARNAKD, Auots. Sth st.weat and M ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of 3 wria of Lert fees issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cireut Court of the Distriet of Colambu for the county of Washington, aod to me directed, | shali t No.5, 0n New 4 streets north, in t No. 4, and whieh has been subdi- vided into 8 jots, ou the corner of Rhode Isiand ave Aue and ith atroet west. Also, a large number of | Court housh dor et Bat — re Fat other Lots, in various parts of the city. snd at prices m. on FRIDAY, the 15th day of Gctober next from 3 cents to 75 cents per foot. Apply to POL, the following described Property, to wit. Ail LARD WEBB, Arent, No.5.07'h street oc8 | defendant’s right, title, claim and inte! inand to part of Lot 5, in Square No. 72. beer rok SALE—A very valuable FAR M, containing 260 acres. well wooded well watered, in Prince George’s county, Md., is effsred for sale on \e-y accommodating tarms For further mformation apply to JOHN L. SMIAH, Attorney-at-Law, No. 446 oth street oe 6 eoim* ning at n point on 3d street east 39 feet ¥ inches from the south Went corner o* said lot, and running thense worth feet 4 iucher,and east with that width to a fou private alley at the rear of said lol, together with a!l and singytar phe um rovements thereon, in the city = of Washington, seiged and levied upon as the OR RENT—A comodious BRICK DWEL. | property o: Richard M. A. Fenwick, aud wili be LING HOUSE h back building attached, | sold to satisfy Judicixis Nos. $56, 262 aad 375, to No. 15, situated ailaoe, th side G street north, be | Uctoberterm, U58, in favor of Wiliam W tween 2th and 2 st streets west. Apply at No. 520 | Columbus Alexander, and John Van Keswick. 7th street. W. SELDEN, Marsis _oe4 POLLARD WEBB, Agent. | 602 ts for the District of Columbha. {OR SALE—A new BRICK HOUSE, No. 37 By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO. IRNITUR ep O1L Paintines, Ho PAR MING IMPLEMENTS AT AUCT "RIDAY RIVING, Gctover 15h, at 10 v’olock, at * Rock x” Farm. formerly the residence of Mr, Dash- tasted on the west side of High street. about Hie above Georgetown, on the Tenally Town We shail sil, the personal effects of a gentie- declining housekeeping, compris A ovi.ection of very velunble Oil Paintings, Auctioneers. llth street west, between M nue and M street, contai: kitchen, and five aly an ex: nic ho ‘ill be sold on xccommoda- and carriage house. ting terms, And possession given immediately. Ap- S __ J.T. PERRY. ply on the premises to a er R‘ Hat be FOR RENT—On the first, secand, and third floors, furnished or unfurnished, with or Without board. ‘Situation pleasant. ‘Terns \e- many of Mie eae ee ee ee ee side. {hem fine spec.mens of art procured directly from and te. 2m VUrOpe, a = Lotot Household Furniture, comprising Sofas, Par- lor Chairs, Marble top ‘Tables ets, Bed steads, Rureaus, Bedding, Cooking’ and other Stoves, &c., ko Also, a valuable Bay Horse,6 yearsold, and a & Mare with foai by itinck Hawk, Cc NIGHT SCHOOL. ITY ACADEMY, 483 10th Street West. PROP. J. FILL’S Clisees inthe higher branches of Mathomaties, &e, will commence on Monday, h warrante October 4th, at 7 o'clock p. m. ‘Terms on applica- sourd and will work in any harness, tom, ____9¢2 2w_ | Two excellent “we and Call, UMP HREV’S STAB! ES.—The undersigned | Gne one-horss Warne tea Cae the sonof the late Levi Pumphrey, Box, Ploughs, Harrows, Grindstone, &c. takes pleasure in inform-ng his friends. uantity of Corn, Oats, Fodder, &e. ee logs Teri $2) aud under cash; over that sum a credit olaaen ‘of &th and of 60 and 9) days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, ving been under his oe J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auets, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, SALE OF A MOST VALUBLE BUILDING \O Lorton F Sraegt, Near 13tu Sraeet.—By virtne oi a deed of trust duly made and exeouted to me, | shall offer for sale,on the premises, on FRI- DA 15th day of Octover next,at 5 o'clock p. m., parts of Lots numbered 1 and 2, in Square num- bered 253. having @ front on F street of 37 feet 8 anagement for th last three years. It will he the alject of his cease. less care ta preserve the enviabie reputation of the stables, 8 his father le ft them; and, tothat end, tie public may rest assured that he will always be in piace, day and night, aud will strive to give satis- faciion to ali who may favor him with Poe n- age. ic . W. PUMPHREY, oci2-tm (Upper Mariboro’ papers copy.) I E KON ‘TON JOURNAL DE MODES is the vy} title of Fashion Book, the cheapest, most prac- | inches,a: d running back with that width 82 feet 10 tial, and reliab e work ever publisued on Fashion. | inches. A frame building stands upon 8 portion of Send to SHILLING TOD the said premises copy, © e it for your: The above lot is located on F street, between ll the Magazines, Americau and Europear News- | and 4th streets west, immed ately west of the ri papers are for sale at deree of Mr. John J. Joyce, regarded as one a most eligible busiding sites in the city of ‘Ashington. Terms of sale: One-fourth ossh ; balance in 6, 12, 7 ak eee = the enn teed ree vt bl peed coolly ad Oc Every description, and fresh OYSTERS, re- | n deed oF cree ee aring interest, and seoured by d traston the premises Unless the t ceived every day, and served up in avery ma potehey with in Gvedave the Trus eri Je, at tne shortest notice, ar BEN TEER HER OY is ANT, in rear of Brown: Hotel © street, bet 6th aod 7th, the right to reseil the which, all Washingtos 8 know, is unsurpassed in oo ll-d A. 6 of the defaultine the United S:ates. ————___________ a pa in ft e ARSHAL’S SALE—In virtue of § write N. B.—His ordinary will be opened, in future. on M ny RAS BALE eM SF wales Sunday, from morning until 11 o'clock p.m. ood 1y i t tc f the District of Columbia fi KESNER’S FEVER AND AGUE POW. | the County of Washington: and tomo aie or SHILLINGTON’s, Odeon Building, coraer 434 strei Penn. avenue, ool! Ss will exp to puolic sale forcasn, in front of the Qsxood’s India Cholagogue, Court riouse door of said county, on MOND. Riey’s Saent Lozenges, the Ist day of November, 1858, at 12 o'oloce m., Whitcomb’s Asthma Remedy, the following described property, to wit: Lots Nos. ‘urnett’s Cocoaine, 4 And 12, in Square No. id, Wood's Hair Restorative, &., &0. For sale at MOORE oc 9 S,M& W original Lots Nos. 1,2, 3, and 4, in Square No. 14 eust 40 feet of Lot No. 2,im Square No. 147, beginning at the southwest corner of said lot, »nd running thence east 40 feet. thence north 12% feet to the rear of said lot, thence west 40 feet, thence south 120 feet to the point of beginning, together with all and singular the im- provements thereon, in the city of Washington, « seized and levied upon as the property of Chas. iy be sold to satisfy Judie: . 148. 373-914, 377 aod 378, to October term, 1858, Pairo & Nourse, John EK. Kerdall. John 2S Drug Store, 13 Pa. avenue, west end. 60,426 and 61,617, for the act of March 1855, the former to G: eit, the latter t+ Martin Byrne, having been lost, without transfers being le. the pubic are cautioned against the purchase of the same, aa application will be made to the Com- ints er of Pensions for duplicates thereof. oc li-wiw SETH GERRY, for the a D n r ras — joney, WV Ward, and Michael UTTER AND CHE SAL, A fow elly vs. jes Van en. ferkius best N ¥i ate RUTTER ; ab W. SELDEN. Marshal prime Vermont Cab Est ory a ‘au Cen. 00 7-ts for the District of Columbia. tre Market, west bailding, ne: n street, " if aa . SLELLAN. cr FARM PORK SALE.—the u-der- _00 IMAC ROT AN | MANGE age cata con TUESDAY ctover next, on the premises. at the hour of (2 croton meridian, the Farm now in the possession of Messrs. Francis pee Rog | Rer- Fe aa ete sect. This land onnsiste of U7 meres. Persons indebted to me whether in judgmen’, nites, or Open accounts, of 2, 3, aud 4 vears standing are ee to setile their accoauts within on month from this day, unpaid. i . Wilmer J. Taibott. Accounts will then be exposed in my show window adjemes the rty of Dr. John BH. Bayne and to be sold to the highest bidder. omas EH : "ts oo is distant from Alex- Also, hav ng rocetved an 'y of first class Goods, = AE eB . =x from Waah- abeut for gentlemen's wear, of French and English manu- ingt-n, The location is healthy and in mauy facta cheap oA will well only for ni rea very desirable. The soi! 1@ weil A o <N, of it all the - cet ects ani Pa at PERSE, | falpergesbel im pagal hn won batt UPERIOR PURK OLD RYE WHISKEY | ppd ie eT orice ae With tee cainehe and nal uae, prise $2 par gallon, or 8? ott. wa "Ube buildings ounaist efeomatente - Mai 7 geitiemenot igi is, Maryland, nd Rit ali the H and the District, (all regarded guod judges.) who | !E ve Pigrouchly vested at, pronounce it the aati ee OW ARD HAL. Extensive le yn al Haus ot ' 007-20l0t No, 40 Lee-avroppos entre Markots ¥sT WEAVERS, opa0- ST VER Ca Bn Wee migra ol sat, SGN Be aie Ww rates, ‘tev corte THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY. Petiavetrm, Get. 13 —The rd: election. re poser heme pomeed quiets in cote city. There was The following Congresstonal majorities are re- First district—T_ B. Ploreace, Dem.,493. Second disirict—E Joy Merrie, Opp. Third district—Jobn P Verree, Opp Fourth district wm Milward, ae wt the Nineteenth district, partisl retures show Westmoreland count tered a that jertt to 900 Seca il fefene ae mn jo" A not Beard from anne In the Seventeenth distriet large gain for McPherson, the returns shew a a Tanklin county, ber Is supposed to te'defegege® Prevent mem. nw 1,300 In the Fifth district, Wood majority in Mon bern: FAs Bimed beard from of the district bes not been Last year Montg majority of 1,400, position gain, und Wood's med 5 a In the Sixth district Ghubi choca rict Hickman, Opp , is beyon Ohie. In the First Congressional district the vote is close, and Pendietou’s, Dem., election is consid- “Tin the Second ls urley, Opp a s is elected ms district Joba A. G . i. m the Third distriet there Democrat: gains for Valiandigbam. . me eo In the Twelfth district Cox, Dem , is elected Indiana. In the Sixth district Porter, Rep , ts elected. Seattering returns from the other districts show a Republican gain. = Tewa. Dubuque gives Le: ‘well . Dem. Congres Cooma). saint » ie [second Disparen. Pennsylvania. PaLapetrnta, Oct. 13, 12 30 p.m.—The Dem- Ocrats are parading the streets amid a heavy rai of Con. Tejoicing over the rereseieae te a ‘nth di A ba ay w- er Sabon n the Seventeenth district the vote is close pers ee McPherson, Opp., is believed to be elect - In Twenty-first dist: ia y rict, Moorhead, Opp., is In Twenty- distri: cl E Beton second district, McKnight, Opp., In Fifth distriet, Wood’s election over Owen 3 _ Sectors certain. nthe district, Wood's opp. - over Owen Jones is set down at 2.000, °° ™ In the Seventh district. Lebigh gives Lonk- necker opp nearly 200 ma. jority. Buck’s county, Longnecker gains 2U1 in fifteen districts. Rob. erts, Dem. maj. in Buck: y not ex- ceed 200, and the resuit he di! doubtful. Thirteenth district —Carbon co. gives Shoe- maker, Opp., a majority of 500; D ‘orlbampton gives Dimmick, Dem., not over 500. The balance s of the district, including Monroe, Pike and Wayne counties, not b from. The result is doa! il, beth parties o! ming the victory in the Fifteenth district, James T Haile, © is elected. par soa Ohio. CINcINNATI. Oct 13 —Pendleton, Dem , in the Fest, and Vallandingbam. Dem., inthe Third district, are undoubtedly elected A New Bank—The Bank Controversy. Boston, Oct 12 —The subscribers to the new Bank of the Metropolis beld a mreting this morn ing and o1 ized, and arranged for the Bank to 0 into operation on the 8th November. Samuel A. Way was chosen ae WH. Foster, (formerly of Bank of Commerce,) cashier. The Bank of Mutual Redemption redeemed. yesterday fonr hundred and thirty-seven thousand ($437,000) dollars of notes of county banks. The Suffolk Bank to-day informed the public that ic willin futore send all billx of New Engiand Banks to the Bank of Mutual Redemption This action on the part of the Suffolk brings the bank war toa close Steam Fire Engine Trial. Hapriseves, Pa, Oct. .—The'steam fire en- gine Citizen bad a trial bere this evening. it threw five streams through & inch sozzies 12 fret, (wo streams through & inch gozzies 165 through one-and-an-eigth inch nozzie 201 feet bigh—the greatest Leiybt ever attained bere Later from New Mexice. St. Lovis, Oct. 13th —The Sauta mail of the 20th bas arrived bere. The reported battle be- tween the Navajors and the U.S , troops is con- firmed = Lieut. McLe: wound ts severe, but not dangero St. Lowis, Oct.13 tied the New Mexican Baltimore Markets. Barriwore, Oct. 13 —Fiour ts beavy; Obio $5 37; Howard street and City Milis nominal W beat is generally unchanged; reds $1.4al 22 and whites (good to prime) #1 3581 42 Corn ts irregular; white 7351; yellow Sis*Se Wbisky is unchanged at 23a23\ . Provisions are quiet but firm. New Yerk Markets. New Vor«, October 13 —Flour bas dectined State $4 3528145; Ohie $535.40; Boutbern $5a $5.50 Wheat is dull, and buyers demand a redoc- ton Cora is buoyant; mixed 70a72e Whisky is dull. Financial. New York, October 13 —Stocks are heavy but irregal.r. Chk & Rock Isiand, 65 ; Iinois Central sha’s 79, de. bonds $9 La Cross and M1. 4; Michigan Southern 24%; New York Central, 83%; Reading 51; Mitwaukee and Miss. 16 Va. 6x 93%; Mo. 6's, 67%. Sterling exchange firm. | Picadas OF ARRIVALS AT SHIL, GREAT LITERARY DE KINSTON Corner of 4'5 street and Pennsyie a Weekiy. N Yo ll'd Newspaper, Porter's Home Journal, ew Yoruw ary. Fiag ot Our Union, ew York Weekly, Saturd=y Evening Post, Irish News, Baliou’s Pictorial, Ineh Am Soventific Ameri an, Roston Priot, Waveriy Magazine, Povice Gazette, N.Y. Werkly Herald, New York Clipper, N + Weekly — oath Pe od . . ¥. Weekly Times, vy Novelette, J ondon Lius'd News, Boston True Fiag, London Iilus’d Times, Americsa Union, london Puneh, Do.lst Newspaper, Nick Nax. Yankee Notions, All the Foreign Revi SHILLING TON’S BOOKSTORE, _ 009 Sif Ss _Udeon Building, cor. 43. st. & TOCKS, BONDS, AND SECU bought ‘and sold 07 commirsion. p and BUSIN APER negotiated. wy oes host Resse will be bouebt and asin M. SNYDER & SON. pare HANGINGS AYR pow sHapEs. K vis and wi See W UG ADES BUFF HOLUAND fee at No. 496 7th ‘Shades of any pe | Satta damien wetearesesag with ski! 18 5 ‘ K#ITES, No. 486 7th st, oo ll-Iw* . i doors above Odd Fellows! Hail, @ACRED MUSIC FOR THE CATHOLIC ee CHURCH ferent Masrs, os and u; ou and spirit of the ch. Clergymen shou d not sliow such stenderd which can never be excelled )to be an reduction of profane music, ax new wed, ly most offeuxive e above moy be Musical Repository, corner tn 00 t!-2w atie dro Privute ianers: Happens, Re the day, if required. Jer. wodernte. Waiters Gan also be supp! whieh 1 had at the pply WM. CAMBELI., on “sa F at, conth cide het. 1% bh ond 14th ate, SUR 3 LE- Ost ded.” dere They b= LY ~wea WAGON, in x OrGer. iy sold & great bargain. thoorug ete ‘Ta JORGE Write Wa UT, (2th sreet west, No. 437 ool - PoLer SOAPS, LURIN ATTY i NE AND All wing our supply of Fall aot