Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. fastest steam press in use south ef Baiti- more, its editien is se large as te require it to be put to press at anearly hour, Adver- tsements, therefore, should be sent in by 12 @’cleck, m. herwise they may net appear watil the next day. ALL Persons 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 Wasnixeton MonumMENnT Association—Ad- journed Meeting.—An adjourned meeting of the Board of Directors of the Wasbingten Monu- ment Association, was held at the Mayor's office, City Hall, last night, the object of which was to receive a report from a committee, consisting of Messrs. Ennis, Moore ana Fitzpatrick, of the present board, which bad been appointed at a Previous meeting to consider upon a communi- cation from certain members of the previous board of directors, as to their claims as managers of the association. Present—Messrs. Blake, Fitzpatrick, Jones, Kirk, Ennis, Reese, Champion and Moore. On motion of Mr. Reese, Dr. Blake was called to the chair, and the business of the meeting was stated Mr. Eanis, chairman of the committee, made a report in answer to the communication which had beau placed before them, in which they set forth a state of factsto show that the claims ofthe old board are not better founded than their own; and argue to refute the implication in the paj er submitted in the old board that they have usurped their present positions, in the following manner: “ris board may justly take exception to so much of that paper as implies that we have usurped positions which were not vacant at the time of our selection as managers—an assump- tion resting merely upon technical grounds, which migtt be successfully retorted upon the entlemen themselves, who, however faithfully f other respects they have administered the trust originally contided to them, have in no case con- formed to that particular provision of the const!- tution, upon which they base their present claim. enjoini: an election of officers, in every third rar, at the anniversary meeting on the 2d of ebruary. At no such meeting since 1935 has an election ever taken place. In the year 1433 there was noelection. Again, in IS4l there was no election, but it was beld on the 24th of March ensuing. In 1544 there was no election, but it was beid fourteen months afterward (on the 26th of April, 1845,) and the journal states that the Officers then elected were to serve from the 22d of February, 1845. In 1547, another regular tri- ennial period, it again happened that there was no election. In 1549 an election was held,which ought to have taken place in 1850. In 1850 and 1853, two other triennial «periods, no elections were beld, nor is there any record even of the holding of the annual meetings appointed for these years. And in 1565 the ‘surprise elec- tion’ took place by which the let: American Board obtained control of the affairs of the So- ciety. It will thus be perceived that the only round upon which the ‘old board’ can claim egitimacy is by reason of the election of 1835.:° owever well founded the claim of the“ old board”? might have been in 1855, it did not follow that it was equally substantial in 185s. During the intervening time, circumstances had very materially modified ghat claim. After publicly and eloquently —- against the usurpation of the board then irregularly chosen, they had apparently abandoned their trust, leaving the irregularly-chosen board in possession of the * books and property of the society; and at the en- suing regular period for au election in 1856, they dad not appeared to have made any effort to claim tbetr authority; and so also, on the 22d February, 2858, at the time when the usurping board had actually abdicated, the gentlemen of the ‘‘old board” had, by their absence from the meeting, seemed to evince a like indigerence to the con- cerns of the society, and had takea no pains to attord its members any indication of a willing- ness to resume their former positions as mana- gers of its affairs. The report then goes on describe the condition of the Monument, and of the affairs of the Society during the time the American Board of Di- rectors bad possession of it—saying that during that time the work on the Monument had been almost entirely suspended, and no efforts had been made by them in its behalf. Under their desolating management but four feet had been added to its height, and this noble work, which bad attracted so much active sympathy from ajl classes of people, had been abandoned to blight, decay and ruin. The expensive engine, and the apparatus for raising stone to the top of the ument was now deeply encrusted with rust; and the building in which it was placed was open on ail sides to the influence of rain and the dense fogs incident to the localit jut, says the repoit, with the discharge of the duty of vindicating those who sbared in the re- sponsibility of the acts of this board, their disa- greement with the old board must cease. This board had accepted of the trust under the belief that such a course was justitied by the constitu- tion, and demanded by imperious necessity In view of che condition to which the affairs of the society had fallen under the management of the board who bad just abandoned its usurped au- thority. This board had accepted the trust at an inauspicious moment, when they could ex- pect to accomplish but litte more than initiate measures for the better security of the property. ‘This they bad accomplished to the extent of their timited means, aod some progress had been made towards making necessary repairs, and bed placed a faithful watchman in charge. The report winds up by tendering to the old board the right which they claim to resume the management of the socicty. On motion, the report was unanimously adopt- ed. Mr. Ennis then moved the following resolu- tien, which was unanimously adopted - Resolved, That a committee of thiee be and they are hereby authorized and requested to ten- der and surrender to the “old board” the papers, books, property, &c., now in the possession of this Board, and upon their acceptance of the same that this board shal! cousider itself dis- solved. The Chair appointed as the committee under the resolution, Mayor J. G. Beet, Dr. Wm Jones and W. W. Moore, F: And, on motion, the Board adjourned Tae Water Bitz, reported by Alderman Brown, from the committee on drainage, on last Monday night, provides, in its first section that ufon application by the owners of more than one half of the real estate fronting on any street or avenue, (not less, however, than one square in length,) the Mayor stall cause water inalns to be securely laid in the centre of such street or avenue, thirty inches Lelow the e: Li with stop valves, outlet branche required. Owners or occupa such streets or avenues may then, after obtaining permission from the Mayor or Commissioner of ublic Boildings, make the necessary excava- tion#, and be supplied with Potomac water free of any charge except such as is provided in the fourth section of the act The second sectiod provides that the contract for laying the pipes shall be awarded to the low- est bidder on or about the first of April, 1559. The third provides that the supply mains sball be eight inches, and the lateral mains four inches ia diameter ‘The fourth, that as soon as the pipes are laid, ir expense shall be assessed on real estate slong the street through which the pipes pass, at @ rate of Mfty cents per front foot ‘The sixth provides punishment for injuring Water pipes, hydrants, ete ‘The seventh declares the time when the act shail go into effect. Raticiots Mggtines —The protracted meet- ings in the various Methodist Churches continue with unabated interest. Indeed, in some of them the interest appears to increase. In some of the eburches the meetings have been in progress over a month, and the result has been a consid- erable increase of membership. Tuesday night the uafavorable weather had the effect to prevent tae attendauce of large congreyatioux, but the meetings were very Teterestiog Last evening the meeting at Wesley Chapel was well attended and the services at the altar, where several peni- tents bad presented themselves, were very inter- esdag. At the Methodist Protestant Church, af- ter an able discourse by the Rev. P Light Wil- soa, 8 number of penitents presented themselves atthe aitar, The services were continued with much spirit until after ten o'clock During the continuance of those meetings services are beld iu this church at Ila. im. and 7 P. m. Tus Waerean Hose.—MMr. Editor - [no iced iu the proceedings of the Board of Aldermen, as published in your paper last evening, that the Westers Hose ene is reported to have asked an appropriation of $4,800 forthe purchase ethose This is ae error, which you will greatly oblige the company by correcting. Their com- munication simply asked an appropriation suf- licient for the purchase of hose for the use of the company, which will be about six, or not ex- ceeding seven hundred dollars. The amount $4,500 is what the company have expended in erecting buildings and apparatus, while lots have been purchased, buildings erected, and ap- paratus purchased for most of the existing com- pauies. We, theretore, thought we were en- titled to the amount of six or seven hundred dollars asked. Wa. Riccias, Pres Western Hose Co. Washington, October 13, 1858. Batt.—The gallant firemen of the Western Hose Company propose to make to-night joyous by grand ball in Western Hall, on Twenty- third street. Those who spend the night with the Western Boys will find that they have select- ed hosts that Know how to make every one enjoy the.r festivities, BattiMore Pr rrery.—The Old School Presbytery of Baltimore commenced their annual meeting at the F street Presbyterian Church on the evening of the 12th inst , on which occasion a discourse was preached by Rev. J. H. Kauff- man of Baltimore; after which the business meeting was organized "s, as modera. tor, Rev. N.C. Bart, of Baltimore, and Dr. J. D. Stewart, of b hourly teen for secretary ; and, after transacting some formal hegeren | the meet- ing adjourned uatil Wednesday mo o'clock. ing at nine Parsuant to adjournment, the Presbytery met yesterday morning, and the meeting was opened ‘with prayer by the Rev. Mr. pres, Bol a The report of the committee of commissioners to the General Assembly was received and ac- cepted. Rev. Frederick W. Brauns presented a certifi- cate of dismission from the Ontario Association; which having been received, the Presbytery pro- ceeded to examine the applicant, and the same proving satisfactory, he was duly received as a member of the Baltimore Presbytery. Rev. Dr. Hill, of the Baptist Church, was in- vited toa seat in the meeting as corresponding member. Rev. J. W. FE. Kerr was dismissed, to join the Presbytery of Northumberland. A letter was received from Rev. Dr. Eckard, asking for a dissolution of the pastoral relations between him and the Second Presbyterian church of Wasbington; grantea. Dr. Bocock moved that Rev. Mr. Hitchcock be restored to the office of the Gospel ministers; so ordered Rev. Dr. Hodge, of Richmord,Va _,was invited to sit as a corresponding member of the Presby- tery. The Presbytery then went into a free conver: tion on the subject of religion in the Churches, until 2 o’clock, when the meeting adjourned to meet again at 4 p.m. At4o’clock p m_ the Presbytery reassembled, and prayers were offered by Rev. Messrs. Gibbs. Parviance an Rev. Mess: Solton, and brief addresses by anahan, Backus and Bronze. A discourse was delivered by Rev. Mr Burt, of Baltimore, on the gist and office work of the third person in the Trinity, from St. John, 16, 7. At Il o'clock a. m., to-day, the moruing ses- sion had not been opened Battimore anp Onto Rattroan —The regu- lar monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company was Leld in Baltimore yesterday. The revenue of the road for the month of September was ®397,- 621 25, as follows : Main Stem. N. W.Va. Wash. Br. 1,335 I$ $3,890 22 268,715 87 9172975 Passengers. Freight... $340,051 05 $13,16597 $43,951 23 ‘These figures, compared witn those for Sep- tember of last year, show a decrease of $33,975 46 on the mein stem, and $10,028} 70 on the North- western Virginia, while there is an increase of $1,157 66 on the Washington branch. otal de- crease $47,569 50. The only question that excited any discussion was the following resolution submitted by the — committee, and passed unani- mously Resolved, That all free passes not directly is- sued by and on the books of the resident, be withdrawn, and that instruction to Post effect be given by the master of transportation to the con- ductors, and that the conductors be further in- structed to recognize no free passes to parties not in the se-vice of the company, except such as are issued and signed by the president. A letter was read from Mr. Hall, of ¥ ton, stockholder, requesting the company run any trains on the Sabbath; feferred to trans- portation committee. Mr. J. W. Garrett, chairman of the “ St. Nicb- ols’ Convention cominittee,’ made an interest- ing address, in explanation of the agreement which bad been brought about between the four great lines, and the favorable position in which placed our road. Mr. Garrett submitted a reso- tion, which was passed, providing that any con- ductor who shall pass any one over any portion of the road after to-day will be dismissed from the service of the company [FOR THE sTaR. The Comet's Addr all. Il, both great ard amail, t distance, or in cail, know. full well, ut going, but must not tell My exact destination; altho’ I much do fe ‘ou are nota | prepared to meet me ther Were I shail. tor some length of tune, ‘To feed my light from hidgen tre; When, in spite of wind and weatrer, J will regress my long white feather, And in company, as i wi)i oleariy show it, You with your heads can tarely comet ; Being too toud of pastry pelf, And too much care of your own good self, Which doctrine, carried out too low or high, Wul not reaoh that oj ar biue sky. When aii shail meet in those reaing above 'v dweil forever in heaven y love. Georgetown, D. C., Oot. 10, 1458. B. A Finet-rate Prosect —A Sunday School has just been started in the Old Capitol building, on Capitol Hill, under the auspices of the Turn Gemeinde Association of Germans, who have es- tablished this school for the benefit of such Ger- man children as are not able to attend sctool during the week, by reason of business hin- drances. The management is under three direct- ors, chosen from the Association, who appoint teachers to take charge of the pupils and instruct them in the various useful branches of education, and vocal music, during the hours of 9 o'clock a m. and 120’clock m., each Bunday, free The directors are Messrs. sos. Gerhardt, F. Brown, and M_ Pfiffer, who organized the school on last Sunday morning, oa which occasion a goodly number of children attended aud participated in the exercises with considerable interest. PainruL Accipent.—On Saturday evening last, Mr, —— Boss, an aged and respectable citi- zen, who resides on North L street, near Fourth, while going from bis chamber to the lower story of bis residence, fell from the top of the stairway tothe bottom His face, striking npon the steps in bis descent, was fearfully cut, and the bones of his nose crushed. Surgical aid was speedily obtained, and such relief as skill afforded was applied. The wounds were very severe, and it was feared they would prove fatal; but we are giad to learn this morning that there are indica- tions of improvement Wasuinoton THeatre —Last night Miss Maggie Mitchell appeared as Peg Wotfington in “Masks and Faces,’ and as Paul in **The Wan- dering Boys ‘To-night she makes her last appearance, play~ ing Miami in *Green Bushes.’ and Hamet in the “French Spy.’’ The eminent English comedian and author, Mr. Davidye, will appear to-morrow night. Bivatves —Hammack is dally receiving oys- ters from Mosquito creek, even finer than those brought bere from thence in the middle of jast Season, when they were, take thei all in all, thaps the favorites with th Wasbington. Though not temarkably large, their favor und plumpness together, make them equal quite to any oysters obtainable anywhere in this country -—— Centre Marker —Tbis morning, the supply of provisions was not so extensive as usual. The country dealers were few, comparatively, nor were the city dealers as fully represented as they generally are. The demand was light and bnsi- ness dull throughout the day he bay market the supply was good ; the prices about as on Sat- urday bast, but the sales appeared to be dull, Mr, Editor: Will you please call the attention of the authorities to an obstruction on Pennsyl- vania avenue, near Twentieth street, in conse- quence of a large pile of brick and stone which obstruct the pavement and street, which has re- mained there since the fire in January last, and must render it impassable in the winter. * Ovr friends who are purchasing their fall and winter goods could do nothing better than to call aud examine the bargains for sale at the dry goods store of J. W. Sears, 48 Pennsylvaniaave- nue, between Seventh and Eighth streets Taiats at THE Guakv House —Virginia Ann Russell, colored, drunk, disorderly, and fight- ing; fine and costs, $6 15; but, failing to pay,she was sentto the workhouse for 90days. Susan Diggs, drunk and disorderiy; fine and costs, #2. 15 cents. Concert —See the advertisement of a fine vocal and instrumental concert at the Navy Yard, to- night. anna ir is seLvom that we notice anything in the medi- oxi line, nor would we now, unless we could be oun- Vinced that we are not doing our duty as a journal- ist. i recommending to the public Dr. J. Ho: tetter’s Celebs Stomach Bitters, for the cure of that yreans end them to th me ecers. who sre suffering in the most intense - Gea cer- ers theirills. ‘Try them, ‘inced ol shoe many | oe poe quite be conv generally, eve- 00 I2-e0st For sale by Draggists and ry waere. very otionerys Novsa Pe, C.N. Kvoras, nice, at the Phi! mari Satara aveuue, between ad cos im ing It withits Rheumatioand Now most violent and ex: ralgic pains soon di power, Be cures Toothache, expeihng pain oruciating Persons sutier: degra = i gal Stomach or Bowels. will Sad immediate re: , For sale by al! Druggists in us NG CAKES, Very pretty and v: jel Confecti Pop, ape Coats, Pants, anv Vests. ress Suits, Businéss Suits, _ farble er iat Tes) jally an- lay of Fai AND iy for inspecti: ie Noaw WaLker & J 8’ Hotel Buil hat their annua! disp INTER CLOTHING is now read; an assortment of Gentlemens an hes hing of the pewest and neice. in material, trimming, and workmonship. fk To those who study Ly exceliencs, with eoonomy, in onable articles of d @ ofthe most attrac- itocks of Ciothing in this city at vei MARRIED, the Rev. Mr Chapman, Y, of this city, to Miss ‘les county, Md, On the 1sth instant, Mr. ALFRED B. 1. ANGELINE HALLEY (Port ‘fobacco ‘Times please cop: In Baltimore. on the 12 Fathor Foiey, JOHN M Miss MARY JANE LAKMOUR, of Balti- On the morninz of the iétn stant, Mrs. SARAH A TES, widow of the late John Gates, in the tives are invited to attend her idence of her son-in law. on Maryland avenue. bet weed 34.and 4th streets east, To-morrow (Friday) Afternoon, at 3o’clook. * . On Wedauesday, the 13th instant. INDIA MAY infant caughter of Louisa P. ‘The friends of her parent fitend the funeral at do0’oloc @th year of her The friends » funeral from th: nd John B. Wara, &re hereby invited to This Afternoon, from ‘ant, ANN ELIZABETH FER Ferguson. in the 32d y. ‘hree smail chi wife of John F. a jeaving A husband and ¢ dren to lament her loss. On the 13th instant,,VIRGINLA SIMS, infant daughter of Adam M. ano Harriet S. Hoov. ANTED-—A SITUATION 4s a first-rato Cook. by a young Woman who can bring en- tirely satisfactory references. no better female Cook in W anv more entirely reliable. A Office. howing that there is ington than her, nor I OOK WANTED —A Woman to do Cooking y. Apply at No. PER ina Dry Goods to make himself D—A Store; one that is willin merally useful when not employed at the books. o that cin come well recommended will hear of a uation by addressing “Merchant,” through vy Post Office. NTKDIMMEDIA [Tf IRON WORKE JY , 552 Penn. avenue. WANTED.—This sum is wanted for «x months, and wi! be secured to the lender @ on real estate in this city worth at Address 8. J. H., City Post Office. ANTED TO RENT— from 5” to 150 acres, (si ferred,) with comfortabie buildings attached, within north from Georgetown or Wi Prica Will be paid. App'y to GEO. Rea. Estate Agent, No. 5i6 7th street, A FA RM containing uitable fora dairy pre- fer which a fair RAY SH PAID FOR FURNITURE.—Persons keeping. as wel! as those having o dispose of, wil find it to advantage to address, througii * urohase for cash, |. ail of their &: TS.—The proprietor of the Intelligence fice and House Agency. 3!1 C street, corner of 7th, respectfully solicits the patronage of fami- jes requ ring competent Servants of good ood Cooks, Chamber yanted, now. several Waiters, Drivers, an to these Bemeath his 1 AND SALE. [SRB FIRST PAGE| OR RENT—The STORE No. 590 Penn. ave- nue, under the National Hotel. given immediately. For particulars inquir. UCTIO) —— By C. R. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. TICK THE PUBLIC.—On T Day MORNING. 4th instant, we shalom. menne sonnet i ofour Cc &c., which we sol id an front ‘ashington, and continue every market day till ties, iN shennan 5 Tey our regular night sales o” 4 Cc. RK. L. CRO & CO., Aucts., oo 14-2t* oorner ne Seth street. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Nites ar Avcrion.COn SATUR DAT NORA: ARS aT AvcTion.—On SAT = ING, the léth instant, I shail sell, in front of ~~ ioleloor, ai aoe corner of 7th and D streets, part— lot of fine Liquors, 1 name in 20 ay ime Eagle-brand . 12 do. of ad Star-brand hat mad lv do, pure Old Rye, jebrated Bourbon, Fee ol Pi 5 ies. fi # of assorted Liguore, eee" are sums under $25 cash ; ed - and4 months, i notes Neatonceds isk interest. _ool4d A. GREEN, Auet, By J. ©. MoGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. wee Pda aoe ore Morcha oben " Seconn Warp at Avction.— THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October 21 ts o'clock, in front of the premixes. we shall’ sell Houses Nos 397 and 999and the Luts on which th nd, situated on lith street west, between | and streets north, ench house conta-ning 7 rooms, ‘Terms easy, and made kno the sale. ool4d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auots. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS. *OR BOSTON.—First Vassei.—The reguiar packet schooner Helen Mai tain KH Nickeraon, has arrived and is now tschara Qos ing her freight. She will be ready to receive freight for the above port to morrow. Apply to HARTLEY & BRO, 99 and ivl Water street, Gevrgeto 2. lw. Fos RENT—One first class, new, three story BRICK HOUSE, on West ‘street, containing !4 rooms, with bath-room and fixtures, and gas throughout the house. To Near tenant the rent moderate. Apply to H. Lh. OPFUTT, No. 49 High street, Georgetown, D.C. oc l-2w* ARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL DEALERS —Por rent, tor ten years. a vucant LOT upon H, neay 20th street, 5) by 129 feet, nearly opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terma apply to Dr. CHAS. H. CRAGIN. Georgetown, Ap 29-Itay PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE, The undersigned having accepted the agency, now kive notice thet they are prepared to furnish their customers and the public generally with Massey, Collins & Co,’s xuperior = T ALE, A in whole and baif bar at Baitimore prices, for CASH on delivery. As we sell this Ale omy ou com- mission, our Lerme will be rigidly adnered to. Satis- faction guaranteed in every instance, provided notice os defect be given within twenty-four hours after pping. th mestio Ales, Porter, and Brown Stout (fuily equal, if not superior, to importad) at 3! to $1.50 per dog’n, delivered in any part of V ashington, Georgetown, or Alexandria. j ARNY & SHINN, ool? 57 Green street, Georgetown. AUCTION SALES. TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. a BE SALE OF B tJ FANCY GUODS TRACE OE BOOmS Axpr ANC cars Baste, Store No. 339 Penn. avenue, opposite 005 tf WALL & BARNARD, Auots. yy J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. HANDSOm» 1 PROVED PROPERTY IN TUESDAY AF TERNOOR oA Ok. o'clock, on the premises, we si; Nos. 3 and 4, story back building, contaiping 12 % S t throughout: water tanks and bath roo ese om the pavement for wood and coal. @ howse is huiit in the most 1 heal AS pg walis ceseaenent, ‘and we deliretiny situated. fronting on ® street, an avenue, li¢ reservation. ‘Title indisputable. —— One-fourth cash : the residue in &, 19, erms : 8, gnd 24 months, secured by & deed in trust on the premises. J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. 00 6- i7~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED in consequence of the rain until THURSDAY, October .4th, same hour and piace. oc 13-d J.C. MoGUIKF. & CO., Auots. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Hees “HOLD FURNITURE, VALUABLE Mi rons ED Out Paintines, A oes Cowrs <a ARMING IMPLEMENTS AT AUC —Oa Da MORNIN, Gotoper 15*h, at 10 o’olock, at * Rock ng?’ Farm. formerly the residence of Mr. Dash- ituated on the west side of Hich stre-t. abe a above: Georgetown, on the Tenally To Road, we shall eeii, the personal effects af a reatle- man declining housekeeping, com rsing— A col.ection of very vrluabie Oil Paintings, many of t ne spec.mens of art procured directly from ehold Furnitare, comprising Sofas, Par- lor Chairs, Marbie top "Tables. Carpets, Bed stends, Rureaus, Bedding, Cooking and other hae a H a a ahle Bay Horse. 6 years old, and a fin Mare with fos! by Hinck Hawk, both ‘warranted souod and will work in any harness, Two excellent Cows and Call, Une jorse Wagon and Harness, 0; jorse Wagon and Caryall, Catting Box, Ploughs, Hsrrows, Grindstone, &o. tity of Corn, Oats, Fodder, &e. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auvots. MAESRAL'S SALE.—In virtue of 3 writs of a¥& teri facias issued from the Clerk's office of the Cirouit Court of tne District of Columbia for the county of Washington, and to me directed, I shail expose to public sale, for Casn, in front'of the rt-house door of said county, at 12 o'clock m., on FRIDAY, the i5th day of October next 1858, the following ‘described Property, to wit: Ail defendant's right, title, claim and interest in and to part of Lot No.5,in Square No. 722, beginni ta point on Sd street east 59 feet 8 inches fromthe south west corner 0’ said lot, and running thence north 20 feet 4 inches, and east with that width toa four-foot private ailey at the roar of said lot, together with a!) and Singular the rovements thereon, in the city of Washington D. C., seized and levied upon aa the propecty oO Richard A. Fenwick, and will be —_ eee iy i, s. “ae and 375, to jetober term, 1+58, in favor of William Wallace, Columbus Alexander, and John Van Reew’: W. SELDENs Mars: se2 ts for the District Coiumnta. ITICE —The creditors of Messrs. Hicks & King, who signed their deed of trust made to the subseriberand the late John H. King, are re- quested to deliver, forthwith, to the subscriber, their respective accounts, 00 7-2w* JOSEPH LIBBEY, EW LEATHER STORE. Tite subscriber takes t! nd i oid customer: he retail busine: method of informing his i@ that he has moved his rom hts tannery on © ive street. ” No. 148, opposite the Mayor's Office, where a full anety Otho and foreign manufactured Leather will be kept. sesim ___ JOHN F. COX ROFESSOR G. F. H. LAURENCE Organist of St. Johu’s Church, having estab lahed hiuiseit un Georgetown, D.C. re A spectfully uffera his services to the public! Prof. &. has had a as teacher of the P.anofort loug experience in teaching, and flatiers himself to be able to guarantee extire’ satiefaet.on to all who ar favor him with their patronage, erms made known on application to him at the Union Hotel, Georgetown, DC. Rofer: Wm. Noyes. Dr. J 0 hua Riley, Thomas Addis 3. ittenhouse, Eag., Robt. P. Dod Waters, Bean ot 00 5-30 * FUTURE DAYS. ee By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. UPERIOR DUTCH BULROUS OTS AT Ss Avetion.—On MONDAY, the Soh Pail sell, at my auctionroom, on the oorner ef Seventh and D streets. at 4 o'vloek p.m, two cases of supe. ner Dutch Bulbous Rov st landed and in fine order. from the celebra ursery of Vardershoot & Sons, in Helland, consisting of Double and Single Hyaciaths, Tulips. Narcisses, Jonguills, Iris, Cro. ous, &c. ‘Terms cash, ool3 d A. GREEN, Auot. By A. GREEN, Auotioneer. BRK HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH F, Between 2p aNDSD STREETS West. at AvC Tion.—On FRIDAY, the 15th instant, I shall sell,i9 front of the premires, at 5v’clock Pp. m., Lot No. 12, in Square No. “66. having a front of 24 feet un F st. running tnck 12" feet toa wide alley, wih the im- | Habeas pel Which are @ good three-story Brick fuseand the out houses. Terms: One-third cash : the baianoe in 6, 12, and is months, fur notes bearing interest from dey of sae A deed given and ad t 5 ‘Title in isputatie. aie 00 12- A. GREEN, Auct. Qrena PAWS AND HEAD PINS just received at Mcl.AUGHLIN’S, Oo 13 Bt Va. ave., det 8th and 9th sts N AND STORE PROPERTY FOR —The House at Baiiey’s Cross Roads, 5 miles from Ajexandria and 6 mi ton. Po-session given immediately, For further information address LL. BAILEY ,at Washington, or inquire on the premise: < rom Washing- OR RENT—A FRAME HOUS SiX rooms situated on tween 4th and 15th streets. ‘Of pArtiouiars in. Northern or Cent, Rent $12 per month. ‘e of the subscriber, in the JAS. E, DUNAWIN, Dealer in Butter. OR RENT—The FRAME HOUSE on G st south, between 8th and 9th streets west. (Isl and.) Lot fronts 25 feet on 9th street, running back 190 feet toa 2) footailey. Terms, able monthly. re oat annum, SLVANS & ‘4. avenue, between 9thand 10th (OR RENT (on the First Ward)—The ROOMS ed by Mr. Magaion, late Seore- legation, consisting of2 Pariors 2 Chambers, neatly furnished and |) Location desirable and ‘d can be had if desired. For particulars ca 0), corner of Pa. ayer . Entrance on 20th URNISHED ROOMS FOK RE undersigned, having taken the oommodious house formerly occupied by A. Butler, on F street, three doors west of 13th. has had the samme put in complete order and newly furnished. The rooms and parlors are airy and suited for single gentiemen ‘Terms peseonste. ing i formerly occu gad Zith street. oo l4 O® RENT—A desi able RESIDENCE onthe To a good tenant the he office of Dr. F. avenue, between hte of ere es rate y al BARBARIN, No. ad wi at the Drug Store of J. L. KIDW A BRICK HOUSE, on the comer of 12th and H streets, No. 415, containing 10 roume, bath-room, pantry and coal cellar. ‘Tha Furniture ean be bought, if desired Possession given Novem- Ineuire of JAMES W. BARKER OR RENT—A large STORE ROOM and WELLING, on tie corner of 7th and Bound- uw exceileat stand for vountry trade, Reut $12 per month. Inquire of Dr. JAS. E- MOR- GAN, corner of Maryland avenue and 12th street, OR KENT—The HOUSE on the corner of Wasrhington and Beall streets, Georgetown. foqu!re withio. — fol eo2w* OOMS FOR RENT—On the first, third floors, furnished or unfurnished, with or without board, Situation pleasant. Ter: No 367 New York avenue, north tween loth and [th streets, OTHE LADIES! PARTY SEASON IS COMING! We haveinst cpened & beautiful ni FANS and HEAD-PINS, PERF TOILET ARTICLES. Mct.AUGHLIN, oc 13-6 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and lth ste. Pouomas B.GRI°FIN & SON have received six o»ges of SPORTING BOOTS, fox geatlemen's wear, very stout and warra:ted water proof, with riveted! shanks. We invite anearly call. Si THOS, B. GRIFFIN & SON, 00 I3-ly No. 31s Penn. avenue. EAUtIFUL SEVEN-OCTAVE PIANUS, bran new, for rent, at Coombs’ Hall, up stairs, Opposite uur old store. oc le JOHN F. ELLIS. OF HALLET & DAVI* unequaled PIANOS just received and for sale low. oe 12 JOHN F. ELLIS. FW MUSIC, NEW MUSICAL INSTRU- iN MENTS, &e. . 0912 ELLIS. OTICE OF COPAR TNERSHIP.—I have this F day agsociated with me ir the Dry Goods busi ness JoserH J. May. ‘The bn iness will hereafter be conducted in the name of Clagett & May. oo 12-6t JOHN B. CLAGHTT. V EAVER, opposite Browns’ Hotel, makes his ICE CREAM of pure cream, at #2 per gallon. Sent to any part of the city free of charge. oc 4 2w OYSTER*®!—OYSTERS'! OYSTERS! I would respectful'y in form my customers of last y nd the public, that I have commenced oper- a day ing OYSTERS for the season, and wil! have at al! times 8 full supply, without regard to the weather. My Oysters are regarded as the finest in this city, as I dea! alone in the first quality, and do not pick out the best for frying and to sell by the dozen. They are soalded, but are opened cold, and with scru- pulous cleanness, Families using Oysters on fixed dave should ovi a i rexiater their address ina book kept for that uMose. By so doi: g you will save trouble and be ter served, My customers are cautioned against buying Oyr- ters hawked about the streets and represented a» mine I do no’ sel! Oysters in this way. il3™ All orders snould be left at my Grocery, ovruer lith street and Penn avenne. ‘ SAM'L. T. DRURY 00 13 3t eee CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS Just received,cn corsignment, a large lot of su- pericr Woo! and Worsted. CARPETING, whioh I will sell low, for cash or good Paper. Cailand examine for yourseives at ny Auction oom. corner of 7th and D sts, oc 3st gourmets of [**t2 UCTION IN MUSIC, Mr. SCHEEL wishes to acqueint his friends and the pub'ic that he wili continue the duties of his profession u private dwellings of hia pu rice of $12 a quarter. e javing been establisned ere in this District since the yoar 1440, asateacher, himself thar he 1a able tu impart instrue- easy and profitable manner. joes given if required. ‘tures in general, or at his residence, |, Orders left atthe ABI E3.—The undersigued mof the late Levi Pumphrey, sure in informing his friends, public, that he will continua thi business of his late fatne ands ; that at the oor: C streets having bee: last three sears. It wi less care to preserve the env:abie reputation of the stables, as his fat pub'io may rest inansgement for the toot of his cease- cleft them: and. ured that he will always bi place, day and oper 9 will eve s9. cive ~ 8- i who may favor him with their patron- sige yer Ww. PUMPHREY, + tothat end, the boro’ papers copy.) 4 LIQUORS, ¢ 150 BARRELS Domestic Brandy, Whi-ky, Gin, + Y e Od Rye Whisky, warranted, 3 ue roasks Madeira, Sherry, Port, and other 2 eighth casks Pale and Dark Brand 4 uartergaud eighth cake pure French Brandy, Together with a large and full assortment of all iS. in store and for sale by BARBOUR & SEMMES ORE NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN P. J STEER, Mencuant Taitor, No. 488 7th street, having just returaed from New York wth & large addition to his stovk of new Koud: quality and the newes and all .thers to call 1 may re:yon having th macner and at fair price: proress CORD AND TASSELS, hus and see them Gentiemen ir orders filled in the 06 8-2nws je assortment of PICTURE CORD P CORD and TASSELS, 88 FIXT BRASS FIXTU pean No, 486 7th street. Pp NOTICE, ERSONS mndebted tomo whet ates, accounts, of 5 a R quested to settle their accounts within one in my show window nat oly of iret class Goods, wear, of Freni Engli for oxsh. nell hea on AT OE TERSEN 06 Pa. av.. bet. Sdaad 4 & UCK and all sorts of CO: r Wilarda’ Hotel,"°** “fe Also, having r: for « facture, I will = A. GREEN, Anet. GLBEASON Ss NEW WEEKLY LINE-OF-BATTLE SHIP. a bjeot of this paper is to present, every week, ent esetie ‘melaw of the notable events and |it- erature of the tine. Iteamplecelumns will always containa goodly store of yapaiat Origins! Tales, Sketches of Adventuie on Sea and Land, and Poetic Gems, by the BEST AMERICAN AUTHORS, A!so, the cream of domestic and foreizn news, so condensed as to presen! the largest possivie amount of the intelligence of the day ;the whole weil spiced — WIT AND HUMOR. In politios, and uponall sectarias be ttrietly neutral. Each edition W! 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AN UNRIVALLED CORES OF CONTRIBU- have been e ed. and every department will be conducted under the most efherent and perfect tem that experience can it. Lhis popular journal will be printed upon in surface paper, om new ana beautifal copper-faced type manu- factureo expressly for us, and will present in its me- chanical execution the most acceptable evidence of the progress of American skill. ‘The size of thie elegant speci of art will be about 1,500 square inches—eig bh it -royal quarto pages. Tre, TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM, The firat number of this new Lilustrated Paper will be for sale on the 1st day of November next, at ft all the pri cal and N and SSPE intr Bones aS vitor Be * GLEASON’S “ pEINE-OP BATTLE SHIP = wn POleasen's Pasichong Bele eect tg ye Brombieid stocte, Boston, GLEASON. Wholesale Agent—H. TAYLOR. 111 Baitimore timore, Bal ington by D. J. BISHOP & CO. 26 Pomme wa Waicide’ ttoter, tad sed nde iardi Penn, ‘avenue, nes? Gi street, and by ail other deal- ores 00 12-3w By BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. VALUABLE WORK HORSES, MULES, NS. AND TOOLS aT Atcti On WED- 20th inst., at 1 o'clock, at * Drovers’ Se new rosd above Georeetown, We will the working stock of H, k Gulagher, Esq., sntractor on the Washingt queduct, as— 18 first rate young Work ules, 1§ hoavy, \ ork Horses, T pair black Cauadian matched Horses, 2two horse Wagons, 2 four horse W-gons, good Carts and Gearing, ‘ools, Crowbars. Chains, Drays, &o, &o. All the i wve desorbed property is good, and to ting working Guimais or vehicles, pre opportunity. sale. BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auet. By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ORSES, MULES, CARTS AND HARNESS AT AvcTION.—Gn SATURDAY MORAING, October 18th at i2 o’e:ock, in front of the auction Hoan We shall sell, by order of the Orphans’ sourt— 5 superior Mules. young, gentle, and will work Sny- where, 1 excellent Bay Work Horse, 3 Carts and Harness, nearly new, <@, suitable for the country. jer cash ; over that sum a cre- Git of 69 and 90 days, for satisfactari!y endorsed notes, bearing interes;. Mrs. VIOLET WIL voll d J.C. M LIAMS, Adminietratrix, esUIRE & CO., Aucts. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. F4 KM, FARM STOCK, &c., AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 20th instant, at 10 o'clock wil seli,at the Farm of F, Vin- g.,on the Washington and Ba’'timore Turn pike ‘ee miles from Bertavilie, the entire Farm. Stock, Tools, Crop. &0.,as— Two exceilent work Mules, good Horses, Cows, Pigs and Poultry. Heche | if cute, As— Ploughs, Hay » Cultivators, Roller. Crowbars, Scythes, Cradles, Fan, Drill, &e. ALSO, THE CROPS. Ati2o’clock m., we wiil selithe Farm, contain- ing 290 acres of geod and kind land, one hurdred of which ts under cultivation and is very productive, thirty of which is rich bottom lands. The farm is watered with several never-failing streams ard fine springs The improvemexts are a good, though sthall, dwe!lirg. with requisite out. buildings : Syoung or chard of fine fructs, many of them imported varie- tivg: good fencing. &e. ‘ For information apply at Room No. 7, Genera! Post thea. Terms |.beral and made known &t sale. ock ts WALL & BARNARD, Avets. By A. GRE Auctioneer, MPRUSTEE'S SALE OF 3 TWOSTORY Fame Hovsks anp Lot at Apc On FRIDAY, the t2th day of November, 1653, 1 shall sell, in frout of the premises,at 40’c'ock p. im, by virtne of a deed of trust to the subseriber, beating date the i5th day of July, 1854, and recorded in Liber J. 183, 199, and 200, one of the ounty.%n the District the following improved property. iying and being in the city of Washington, District afore- said viz: All of !.ot numbered twenty threo. (23,) in Square numbered one hundred and twenty-seven, (127 ) sv 1ug & front on vorth L, between 18th and 19th streets west, together with tae improvements, which are 3 wo-story Frame Hous ‘Terms of rale cash. Ifthe terms of saie are not complied with in three ys after sale, the ‘Trustee reserves the right to e- seil the property. by giving three days notice of euch Tesaie 1 the Star newspaper, of tne city of Wash- ington, at tke risk and cost ofthe first pu = OHN P. HILTO rustee. 0012 Zawkds A. GRE By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. QALE OF A MOST VALUBLE BUILDING +) Lorton F Street, Near 13tn Steerer. By virtue o1 8 deed of trust duly made und execat=d to me, | shall offer tor sale, on the premises, on 1 DAY, the 15th day of Octoner next, at 5 o'clock p- m., parts of Lots numbered | and 2, in Square num-— bered 253. having « front on F street of 37 feet & inches,a.d ranning back with that width 82 feet 14, inches. A frame building stands upon a portion of the said prem: The above lot is located on F street, between 18th and 4th streets west, immed atély west of the resi- dence of Mr. John J. Joyce, and 18 regarded as one of the most eligible buiiding sites in the city of Washington, Terms of sale: One-fourth orsh ; balance in 6, 12. and 18 months, the purchaser to give notes for the deferred payments. bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trust onthe prenuscs Unless the terms be complied with in five days the Trustee reserves the right to resell ved excaghd al the risk aud cost a defaultine pure! ner by ana re- e thr tum the Nations! Inte! igencer. eee SOHN F ENNIS, Trustos, oe I1-d A. GREEN, Auct. MMPARSHAU'S SALK.—In virtue of s writs of NJ fear te oe from the Clerk’s Othee «1 Sourt «f the District of Columina for the cussts of Washiagtonsand to ine directed. 4 Will expose to puviio sale forcasH, in front of the Court riouse door of said county, on MONDAY, the lst day of Novemver, 1853, at i2 o’clocx m.. the fuliowime described property, to wit: Lots Nos, 4rd 12, in Squsre No. 14, v1 Lots Nos. 1,2, 3, and 4, in Square No. 144, and east 4 feet of Lot No. 2,im Square No. 147, beginning &t tue southwest corner of said jot, sud runuing thence east 40 feet. thence north 120 feet to the rear of said lot, thence west 4 feet, and thence suuth 120 feet to the pout of beginning, together with ali and singular the im- provements thereon, in the city of Washington, D. Cu. seized and levied pee As the property of Chas. H. Van Patten, and wil: be sold to satisfy Judicials Nos. 27. 143, S71,S72 313 $74,377 ad $18, to Ootober term. 1858, Pairo & Nourse, John E. Keodall. John Kelly vs. Charles Van Patten, Ww. DEN, Marshal 0c 7-ts forthe’ L iet of Columbia. ee ee. Borer AND CHEESE FOR SALE.—A few ferkius best New York State HUTTE R ; also, prime Vermont CHEESE. ee heme 411, Cen- » ne: treet, 00 ee a MoGUELLAN. ON og —————___s BY TELEGRAPH T) THE STAR. FROM AGENT ABSOCIA TED PRESS Collision and Loss ef Life. New Yorn, Oct. 13 1 even bout balf-past eight o’ciock, Pree te ptt State - ager as mall the Ex ange o: month, from iiwpe wt to Bristol. The accident acon og shout ten — seananater Newpert toe ——. ng on ber rom Fall Ri Ford. of Bristol, Rl whe bag’ ser ceeeapeait sloop for the trip, was « passenger on toed ber, and was lost. The crew, consisting of three ai ig ge bva — from the steamer, soo; it oating , de Pp sti ing, although @ complete Attempted Suicide of Stout, the Murderer. Rocursrer, N.Y , Oct. 13.—The murderer, Stont, who is' to be executed on the 22d instant, attempted to kill himself last night by Though watched night and day by two men, be in some way became possessed of & broken while the watcher was out of the cell to wake alternate, made an incision in bis arm, and bad bled about a pint when the tempt was dis- covered. — The Nashville Rict. Nasuvitte, Oct. 13 —The fight on the fair gre 's to-day was a desperate affair, originating na family feud Twelve or fifteen Persons were engaged. Sandy Owen was killed, and bis bro- ther was dangerously wounded. Gen JA. Bat. tle and Samuel Cowan were mortally, and sev- eral others severely wounded From Havana. New Vorx, Oct 14.—The arrival of the Phit- adeiphia from Havana on tbe Sth inst. brings tbe following additional particulars of the late ex- plosion of the Arsenal in that city The loss of life, as far as bad been ascertained, Was 112; and the number of wounded, 123. The loss of property is estimated at 81,000,000 Arrival of Eurepean Steamers. New Yorx, October 4 —The Indian Empire, from Liverpool on the 2th, with 100 pas » and tbe North Star, from the same port on the 29th, with 200 passengers, including Peccolomoni and a number of other musical celebrities, ar- rived here this noon Disturbance ata Fair. Ricuwonp, Oct. 13 —a dispateh from Knox- ville, Tenn , reports the occurrance of a serious afray on the fair grounds. One man was killed and the Mir had been broken up in consequence. Diffioulty in Brown University. Provivexce, R 1, Oct 12 —A number of stu- gr —_ Sophomore class at Brown Universt- ty have ‘fn suspended in consequence disorderly conduct. aes —— Pennsylvania Election. PHILADELPHIA, October 14.—Fiorence’s actual plurality ts 335. . _ New York Markets. New Yorx, October 14 —Plour is heavy; Sta'e phe 45484 55; Obio 84 a5.20; Southern at $5a $5.50 Wheat is heavy; red $1 10; white $1 25a1 35. Corn is heavy; mixed 7aTIc. Pork js dull; mess $1600. Lard is heavy at 10 yalox Whisky is quiet at 22 . . Financial. New Yor, October 14 —Stocks are bigher but irregular. Chicago & Rock Istand, 65& ; Illinois Central sha’s 78%. do. bonds69%: LaCr. and Mii 4X; Michigan Southern 24; New York Central, Sty; Reading 51; Milwaukee and Miss. 164; Va. 0's 93%; Mo. 6's, wy Sterling exchange on London firm at 100 3g al iO. ee GREOKGETOWN, —— Correspondence of The Star. UEORSETOWN, Oct. 14, 1858. We think !t more than likely that the body found im the Wasbington canal, as noticed in the Star of yesterday, was that of 2 colored man belonging our city, by the name of Frank Jovee, and who suddenly disappeared on Sunday aight last. For many years past Fr: had been em- ployed about the wood yards es a cart driver, and was well and favorably known among our own citizens and many in Washington asa very civilgnd accommodating colored man. For sev eral years he had been in the employ of Mr Bar- ron, and when last seen, (on Suni ay evening,» he was in the neighborhaod of that gentleman's wood yard on Green street, very much intoxt- cated, since which time nothing bas been beard of bim. As he bad about him when be left home, asmatl sum of money, the fruits of bis previous week's lnbor, it is supposed that he was decoyea off by some person for the purpose of getting bim to 5 ary it in drink A t twenty-five persons have united them- selves with the West Georgetown M.E Charch —the fruits of the revival which bas for some time been going on there under the Rev. Mr. Speck Would it not be a very popular move for our Mayor to call a meeting of the Councils, and rec- ommend an appropriati no forthe purchase of a mud machine for the special benefit of Bridge st , or a few cart loads of tail stilts to be deposited at its crossings for the benefit of pedestrians during wet weather?) We feel satisfied that such a rec- Oumendation would be decidedly popular smong: the ladies, to say nothing of the otber sex The tlour market continues very dull; no sales Worthy of note are being made Holders are de- manding $5 50 for Canal superfine brands, and buyers are holding oif, and refusing to purchase. Very little wheat offering inthe market. There is an active demand among our millers for white corn, for milling purposes, and prices bave ad- vaneed for smail lots—selling at Masé> ; yellow S2aSSe. But little of either coming in The above prices could not be obtained for white in any- thing like large quantities Arrived—packet schooner Helen Mar, Nicker son, Boston, to Hartley & Bro.; schooner Jobn 3. Crittenden. Gosley, Salisbury, lumber to Libbey & Son, and a number of bay and river craft with wood, potatoes, &c. 3s —__——_- 22 -—______ ALEXANDRIA, —— Sa Correspoudence of The Star. ALEXANDRi4s, Va., Oct 14, 1858. The special elections, yesterday, passed off without excitement, resulting as follows: Sec- ond Ward, Councilman, James Halloweil, 36 Hugh Latham, 5 Fourth Ward, Alderman, W. H. Fowle, 7%; D R_ Blacklock, 52 A large amount of property was offered at suc- tion, yesterday, the greater portion of which was sold st good prices Mrs. Mary Downs, probably the oldest Inbab- itant of this city, aged ninety-right years, died yesterday morning, at the residence of Capt. Eze- kiel Jones. An attempt was made, some nights since, to fire the Exchange Block. The Sentinel says; In 1856, Mr McLean. the Inspector of thin city, inspected 9,226 barrels of Potomac herring, including a few shad. to 1957, 1,196 barrels of Potomac berring, and 6,910 from the Britivh Provinces, called Eastern herring in 1558, to the present time, 1,301 barrels of Po- tomac berring, and 4,161 barrels of astern ber- ring Fairs are now in progress at Sarepta Halt and at the Village Chapel The Alexandria Rifiemen start on a visit to the Morgan Continentais, at Winchester, on Tuesday next. Coal has accumulated on our wharves in iarge uantities, in consequence of scarcity of vesaei« Freights, in consequence, have advanced, and are still advancing, so that vessels now command almost auy rate they choose to demand SAUL’S NURSERY. HE Stock ctiered for t»e Autumn trade is very extentive. Scrupuious care bas been taken in zation aid grow! nd the quality a: berg rece-—varietios which succeed best in this varieties south, war! Trees—an unmense stook of 1,2, and 2- year ol4 trees, Pesca Trees—surts bestudapted to this region; very hne, Apricots, Cherries. Nectarines, Piums, Standard Pears, Grape Vines, Currants. plerries, Dtrawberues, &o.. in creat variety, Biacyberries—Lawton Dorchester,and Newman's ‘Thoruless, @ large stock. je and amenta! Trees, Evergreens, &c., of alisizes Poloxes. &o. Rhubarb, Linnaus, Victoria, Prines Albert, Gry “Acie. ABpwecUs Noots, Chinese Vane Ae. Woses—the newest and rerest kinds impories form France this season, on their own covls, as weil Aw Ou ust Prince of Stocks, the Msnetti, which t+ absolutely necessary fur the saoveasful Custu ol many of the fine new surts, Dutoh pul_oue Flower Keors. of finest quai: yd - Test from Holiaad, conasting of Doubie Hye einth, Tulipa, Narciseus, Jonguils, a newone: , Likes, &e. Every artic.e guaianteed as Coun aa vi bly low. N we a tavarisbly lo: i 00 | 3-e08t bo So OS Oc rr VAY & SONs’ GOLD MEDAL Plan- Stew - UFORTES, Prof. C, T. DE CCENIEL, Sote Agent, fur Wasb ington, &c., fur these truly © egent lustru - inced + y¥ ou a kauft, and many others, to be the finest toned Pix an the ret t rg tee Fee ——d aa Purchased for cash’ ca te nd'al mansinovor prices. eli. sesoriment New tod poruisr Barepta apd Atesions Suat USIO. 8 ive cents a Se ae iw the jusio line, Be GricaL R* POSITORY. eoteae” 2: ei rasr lth ot. Pa.ave. Pets nhac nian taser deer ex Wee reer Cita CAKES for wines no has so excellent arepulation. Try them. oc 4 aw AGNOLTA HAMS.—A smell jot of those ex- M : dane jest " a sot Bane & BURCHELL,