Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. (> Though « The Star” is printed on the fastest steam press im use south of Balti- more, its edition is se large as te require it te be put te press at an eariy hour, Adver- tisements, therefore, should be se: by 12 e@’cleck, m.; otherwise they may ne: appear watil the mext day. Cuas. H. Barnetr Respiten.—This unfortu- mate young man, who was convicted of the mur- der of Reeve Lewis, in March last, in company with Heary Williams, and who was sentenced to be hung in the jail yard to day, bas been the object of the clemency of the President, so far as to guin for him a respite of the sentence for two ‘weeks, until the Sth of November, proximo. The following is a copy of the respite : James Buchanan, President of the United States of America; to all to whom these presents shall come, greeting : Whereas, Charles H. Barrett was convicted of the murder of Reeve Lewis, at the last term of the Criminal Court for the District of Columbia. and sentenced to be banged on Friday, the 22d day of October, instant Aud whereas, an application has been made to me for 2 commutation of his punishment, which application being made on the eve of the day Sted for bis execution, | bave not had time to investigate the subject with the care which is due toa matter Involving the life of a human being. Although in the brief examination which I have yet been able to make of the case, | am not convinced of any fact which should induce me to turn aside the course of law. Neverthe- tess, I th’ it due to the prisoner, to the public justice of the country, and to myself, that the erecution should not take place until the facts be ail laid before me and fully considered. For these reasons, | have determined to respite the executions for two weeks from the time hereto- fore fixed Now, therefore. be it known, that I, James Buchanan, President of the United States of America, do hereby respite the execution of the above recited sentence upon Charles rett, until Friday, the Sth day of November, 1558, be- tween the hours of nine o’clock, a. m., and one o'clock, p m , of the said day (Signed) Jamxs Bucwanan. ‘We were informed by the officers of the jail this morning, that during yesterday and last evening the time of the criminal was spent principally im devotional exercises, under the direction of Kev. Mr. ©’ Toole and several Sisters of Charity, who have been assiduous in their efforts to pre- Pare him for the terrible ordeal though which he expected to to-day, and for, his entrance upon ‘the life to come.’? Through the assist- ance af these ministers of religion, and by his own @ rently real contrition, Barrett seems to have ome pertectly resigned to his fate, and Prepared to meet death void of all fear. In the absence of his spiritual advisers, a great deal of bis time has been consumed in Loch oa He has been the recipient of constant visits from his father and mother, who manifest the greatest mental torture under this neavy #filiction, and have left nothing undone which it was in their power to do to save him from the extreme penal- ty of the law. ‘To their intercessions mainly must the ubeve noted action of President Bu- chanan be attributed, although there have been numerous other a among them citizens of standing and influence, who have interceded in his bebalf, notwithstanding the deplorable condition of society which exists all around us, and which can only be regarded as the result of extreme laxitude in the administration of the law. We learn, further, that Barrett still persists in declaring himself guiltless of the crime for which he bas been sentenced. He does not deny being present, and aiding and abetting in the snurder, but he denies that he fired any shots, and that the death-wound of Lewis was inflicted by bis hand. From the representation of his friends to Mr. Buchanan, in order to ettect a post- io of the sentence, there seems to bea entertained by them that Williams can be induced to exculpate Barrett from the charge that he fired the shot, and that then, in conse- quence of Williams himself ine sentenced only to confinement in the penitentiary, as he was found guilty of murder in the second degreé, they can procure the commutation of Barrett's sentence, because of the unjust discrimination which will then be made to appear as having been exercised by the jury in favor of Williams. Whether their anticipations will be realized re- mains to be seen. Of the incidents which occurred at the jail last night or this morning, there is nothing worth relating more than we bave said above, except to add that the Marsbal had in attendance this morning & strong force of police and auxiliary guard to preserve order, and that everything was ready for the execution. The Tespile was sent to the Marshal about 9 o'clock, and before reach- ing the jail be met the mother of the unfortunate young man on the street, and communicated the Welcome intetligence to her and be! comes ions, @ number of Sisters of Charity. with whom sbe bad just left the jail, She betrayed considerable motion on the announcement being made. On reaching the jail, the Marshal deputed jailor King to inform the prisoner of the respite being granted, and that gentleman reported that Bar- fett received the intelligence with great co: posure He bad previously received the Sacra- ment from the hands of Father O*Toole for the last time About 93 o'clock a gentleman of some Tadical persuasion, who discarded all the re ligious ordinances and professed to teach a new and beautiful theory of Christianity, presented bimself at the jail aud desired to see the pris- oner. He was politely informed that Barrett bad chosen Lis own spiritual adviser, and firmly but respectfully deuied admission to him by the Marshal ‘There were very few persons in or about the jail, owing to the early announcement of the respite being granted fad the execution taken place, the appearances indicated that the crowd outside would have been limited, and the Mar- shal bad given positive orders to admit very few within the jail yard Tas Prorestayt Ourwan Asvium.—The Sdanagers of the Washington City Protestant Or- phan Asylum ina recent report, make an urgent appeal to this community for Letamenayet Bar ose assistance in their work of heavenly charity, and acknowlede the following donatious, viz A. W. Smith, $20, Miss Wethered, $5; Mrs. Andrews, $2; Mra. M. Johuson, J $5; Anonymous, $5; Donation, $5; Mrs. Sea an, $2 50; Concert at Mrs. D Green's, $15; Collre- tion at Trinity Church, $275.55; Collected by Mrs. Dr. Stewart, $12 75; Mrs. D. L. Yalee, $5; Mrs. C. de Seidiny, $3; A Lady, $25; German Benevolent Society, $25; A Lady, $50; A friend through Mrs. Ratelitie, 85; Major Edelip, #10; Mes. Gen. Henderson, $5; Miss Shepard, $5; Mr. Dodson, $1; Lecture by Prof. Bledxoe, $173, A Friend, #5; Left at Asylum, $5; A Lady, $5; Collection at Four-and-a-balf street Presbyterian Chbarch, $112 25; Mrs. Thornton, $10; Mrs. Wm. Shields, $20; Collection at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, $50 49; Society of Boss Bakers, 865 09; uM N. Fletcher, $5; Lady Gore Ousely, $50; Member of Lutheran Church, $5, Collection at St. John’s Cnurch, $138 35; Pupils Miss Quin ery’s School, $3 45; Collection at German Lutbe- tau Church, €50; Mrs. Pleasants, $10; Mrs. Biekerton, $10 Groceries from Mr. White; Tickets for a lec- ture. nied by Mr. Gideon; Room at the Smith- sonian, and Fgee the lecture; Ten x picture cards for chool, from Mrs. F. Martin; Pitty pounds of neatand bread from the Odd Feliows; Mr Harvey, a donation and services; Library of 100 volumes, from Mrs. Eckard; Peck of ice. daily, from Mr. 1.. Middleton; Bread and meat from Festival of St. Andrew’s church; A for cack child, from Rev. Mr. Eckard; Cakes rom Mr Frasier. By order of the Board. A.L. Fraxttiy, Sec’y Rivex Marrers. —The repairs on the Long Bridge are going forward stead! ly, and the bridge 4s being placed in a condition to defy the storms and freshets monet Moe the x Mr. Kalg lt is engaged in ing & brie ag the ers ai ead Maryion avenue, from Phir- teenth street to the Long Bridge. ‘Phe new eaxt- era draw-house ts fuished. and is a very neat and comfortable shelter from the wind ‘The recent warm weather has driven all the tiver fowl back to the mouth of the Bay. No ducks have been taken in the upper river for sev- eral days. Captain Faunce arrived up this monn, eee Diamond Creek, with a load of 1,000 bune! of fine Bay tish At Harvey & Co.'s wharf, arrived this morn- ing—Sebrs. W. B. Ferguson, with 136 tous of Hickman, with 206 tons ; Beauty, with 191 tons; and Mary Jobuson, with 194 tons. At Young & Carter's wharf, arrived—Schra. Buenas Visis, with 150 tons coul, and J. Ireland, With 215 tons At Riley's wharf, arrived—Steamer Diamond State, from Baltimore, with merchandise fur Capt. C. Turner, E. F. Queen, Jas. Skidmore, J Keceartny, Murray & Semmes, Wm. Lord, s. Bacon & Co., Wm. Orme, R. Whinsatt, Barbour & Semmen, H. Ledyard At Magrader & Stone's wharf, arrived—Schr. J.C. Ruryon, Puiiadelpbia, with 215 tons of coal Oysters are very plenty, and find ready sales. ‘Tue Taxatex.—Davidye takes his benefit to- might, the last but one of bis stay in Washington ‘be opening play ts a new and peculiarly effec- Biethon from the French, enbitied “ Married * wnd Unwedded,”” and the celebrated comic “The Toodles,”” Davidge appearing in ib pieces. Oe Monday night, Jobn E Owens, one of the Most Co poe Tenowned of American bumor- ists, will appear as Joho Uait, in Mrs. Bateman’s apleadid comedy of Self Tus Guest Arrraction —The panorama at Odd Fellows’ Hall Is nightly drawing crowded houses. It Is well worth a visit, for all those ‘who ses {i are delighted. Counci. Bupert.—In addition to the Centre “Market bill, an abstract of which we gave in the Star of yesterday, several other matters which are considered important by our citizens were introduced on Monday last. Considerable dis cussion at times sprang up, but very little of it ‘was at all pertinent to the questions at issue. A subject of interest to our friends of the Sev- enth Ward was the bill reported by their dele- gation, for the erection of a market in that ward. The bill appropriates $7,000, or as much as may be necessary, out of the general fund for the pur- pose of erecting a market house to the pisnof the west market. The Mayor and one member of each Board ate constituted a commit- tee to advertise for bids, and contract for and rt tend the erection of the a The Mayor is authorized to call a meeting of the citi- zens of the ward, to ascertain their views rela- tive to a site for said market; which being fixed upon, the committee shall proceed to perform the duty assigned them. is bill was made the special order for Monday next. Mr. Powell, on leave, introduced a bill for erecting &@ school-house in the Second Ward. The amount called for by the bill is $3,500. The subject of proper accommodations for the public sebools in the Second Ward bas been fre- uently hinted at by the members from that Ward) They have declared that the present rooms are not fit for the public schools The reat obstacle in the way of the Washington Pavlic School system is financial difficulty. It has prevented the erection of comfortable and substantial school-houses in every section of the city ; but efforts are making to improve the sys- nd it is the desire of ewecy citizen to see succeed, though the success js but slow Mr Powell also introduced a bill to establish a night school for srpontnes for four months. This bill is of great importance to very many lads whe are now learning trades and have only, the nights in which to educate themselves—the days being devoted to their trades. bh these bills were referred to the public schools committee, and it ts probable they will receive speedy attention. Mr. Mulloy, from the gts committee, re- ported a bill supplemental to an act to regulate the markets with an amendment Proposing to tix the prices of certain stalls at the following rates ; Centre Market, $100; Northern, $50; V eatern, $10; Eastern, 830 Mr. Powell proposed to make the stalls at the Northern $100, but failed. Mr. Bohrer otfered the following rates as a substitute for the committee’s amendment : Cen- tre, $60; Northern, 50; Western, $30; Eastern, 220; which also was rejected. Mr. Jones offered an amendment, making ita penal otfence for persons to combine to regulate the market prices, and making it the duty of the Chief of Police to detail officers to attend at the market and assist in the enforcement of the regu- lations. Here a very fiery discussion occurred between Mr. Wallace of the Fifth Ward, and Mr. Orme of the Second, the subject of which at first ap- red to be the causes of the Democratic defeat a Pennsylvania. {t was very difficult for us to discover bow forestalling the market was con- nected with that event. But inthe hubbub of causes mentioned we thought we heard the re- mark, that ‘a uniformed police running through the market and watching every man that sold for @ pound of butter, a little less than a pound would make any administration un pular.?? ‘The gentleman from the Fifth Ward let go the hold on the Pennsylvania subject, and took a fresh one, by inquiring who the gentleman from the Second Ward voted for at the last Mayor's election. The reply was, “for Col. Berret.”’ At this point, the contest growing rather hot, @ gentleman discovered that ail this had nothing to do with the amendment of Mr. Jones; and the Chair called to order. ‘The question was put in form, the amendment ‘was agreed to, and the bill was passed. This bill will be thoroughly ciacoued by the butchers and hucksters in our city markets, whose interests are affected by it. Toa portion of it, the consent will be unanimous; to other portions, they will be as unanimously opposed. Tar Ratrnoap Meetines at ALEXANDRIA — Orange and Alezandria Railroad. — Morning Session —Jobn 8. Barbour having been chosen President, and H. Dangerfield and W.C Rives directors previously, the meeting proceededesto ballot for an additional director. Messrs. W. D. Hart, of Albemarle, F. B. Deane, of Lynchburg, R.A. Coghill, of Amherst, and Marcus Darritt, of Albemarle were nominated; and, upon count- ing the votes, the result was found as follows : Whole number of votes cast, 4,44 necessary to a choice, 2,211. Coghill 3,141, Hart 754, Deane 363, Durritt 163. Mr. Coghill was declared duly elected. The subject of connection with the Alexandria and Washingion Railroad way referred to the directory; the proceedinus ordered to be printed; D. F. Slaughter, T. T. Hil, W.E Gaskins, Dr. P. C. Slaughter, W.D Hart, and C F Sut- tle appointed examining committee; and after the usual vole of thanks to the ofticers, the meeting adjourned sine dee Manasses Gap Ratlroad Company —As an- nounced tn our Alexandria letter, this Company assembled at Liberty Hall yesterday morning Evening Sesston N Baare in the Chair, Ewd Green, Secretary The reports of the otficers were submitted and read to the meeting The President’s (E. C that during the past year Vise per cent, and ton: Marshall) report states the travel has fallen otf age 12 percent. The loss pers from this being supplied by Ligher rates of toll and diminished expenses In 1857 the whole debt of the Company was $725,000; $550,000 floating and $175,000 funded This year the whole debt ts $646,000, of which $418,000 is funded aud $225,000 thoating The Board has every reason to justify their confident expectation that the road will be com- pleted as far as Mt Jackson, early in December Aa appropriation of $250,000 by the State is all that Is needed to complete the road to Harrison- burg, its terminus. ‘ue Board thiak the compie- tieu of tue Independent line is a question of time, aud not of fact The chief exyineer (J. MeD. Goldsborouyb) Teports that be kuows nothing to prevent the trains from ruoning to Mount Jackson by the fatter part of November, but a delay in the arrival of the tron ‘The value of work done and returned since July, between Woodstock a: is $15,511. bi & has been done on the ladependent line and L.oudoup branch. ‘The whole receipts for the year ag- BT ate ing expenses. Leaving net earnings $125,598 67 6u,014 60 Amount paid to the Orange aad Alex- andria road........... - Leaving a balance of............. $55,501 4 The locomotives are nine jn number, the seme as lust year, seven of them in good working order, and two in the shop under repairs. The examining committee (Messrs. Davidson, Shinn and Skinker,) report the road in good trim, the work progressing, and the accounts weil kept. On motion, the officers’ reports were referred to & special committer; and, afier some further busi- ness, the meeting adjourned uatil this morning. AssacLt anp Batrery—On yesterday Mr. Jenks, an elderly gentleman—a clerk in the Pen- sion Office, was atiacked while walking upon tle street, by a young man named McNeir, who struck him with a cane and severely bruised the old gentleman. What wus the cause of the at- tack Mr. Jenks is wholly at a loss to know, he being unconscious of having offended the youn, man. A warrant was issued for the arrest o: McNeic, but up to this time no return has been made. Crow Hitt.—Between eight and nine o'clock last night a disturbance occurred in that northern section of the city known as Crow Hill. A nem- ber of pistols were fired, and caused some alarm in that vicinity A fuss had occurred between some young men and some boys, and the pistols were tired by the men. Oflicers were sent for, but, before ¢) arrived, the parties had dis- We Learn that the Young Men’s Christian Association have tn contemplation an early re- moval to larger and better rooms, to secommo- date its meetings and other public gatherings. Tatas at THe Goanp-Hovse.—Wm. Fiske, Profan: fine and costs, $4.15. James Ward and Dennis Cronin, vagrancy; workhouse 60 days. Weaoptne Cans. vory pretty and very cheap, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner [2th and F streets, Ice Cream snd Water loes ‘$1.3 per gal- me .Wpptne Cakes, very pretty, very and very ye ' 1a Confeotronery, No. 518 Pa, Aveuue, between 3 end 3d ats : 0e2-Im ©. N, Kvetrr, DIED, ~ On the morning Se ae nee Mey BOTELE ppaat sae Wm. H. ary A, * La Tae tyeude of the ily are invited to attend his neral To-morrow (3 day) Evening, at 30’ From nla oiseareoe (satura 0.506 Tat” a An New Orieans, on the of the 15th inst , f yellow lever, J " 4 a of yellow lever CEN A WR AMO LEER was, pny hort ap saaateed can tile house in taat oity- ie 8 most bead of his ion. When = Po ted loms tn deep surrow and siiliction by his relatives, ty ALPHABETICAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Containing Cards of first-class Establishments in alt “departments of iness tm the city. AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES. Epwarp wn St., north of Pa, av. ane E WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. aw By WALL & BARNARD, Auetioneers. West & arch’s& builders, 13 st.b.1 & B. ATTORNEYS AT Law. es BO! KS, pope AT AUCTION,— or KS @, at . S. BAXTRR, 486 12th st., bet. owns’ anual <M aeate «6 D Sapecrgy ae Motel, PIS EV . C. B. Miter: ty, rene Ld S BWns Ciautor ian d Seat RL BAKERIES. FPt, 3, E. corner Pa. av, & 18th st. ELDEN & Co., 496 Tth st. bet ‘D & E. OuRR’s NATIONAL BaKERY,S. W.cor sith & Eats Ponte, Dicksus, apres els, Fancy Goods, 0. ko. Goods at pri BANDS, oor AGATE K BARNARD. Aucts. Esrura’s Brass Bann. 5113 8th st, east. By WALL & BARNARD, Auots, BANKS AND BANKERS. PLES AUCTION.—On TUESDAY AMOR NING her eyo of ar avetion rooms, we will sell on account of whom it may con- “Bele otitvs. Ferme oaghr? ot Primm order: @022-d WALL & BARNARD, Aucts._ By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, PHRRE GOOD WORK HORSES ay boar MULE at AUcTion.~On SATURDAY MOR- NING. 23d instant, at 10 0’clock, we shall sell, in frame of eur auction room, three excellent Work Cuvee BRrotiers,oor, F & 15th sts, EW18 JouUNSON & Co. 22 Pa lees & Co., N. W. oor, 15th at. ek, LRa & Go. 5t BILLIARD SALOONS. Pur.an’s Mansre Ta3i.rs, 468 13th st., oot Pa.ay. BLACKSMITH SHOPs, Joun Duvaxt, G at. bet. 6th & 2th, near Pat. Office. Joyce & Lexman, (horse shoers,)'22 Ohio av. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. PRAtCe Fike tr cat Netoua en | Ualaber sgt fives goa N OR, . BV., . a Taycor & Maury, 34 Pa. av., bet. th & 10th i 5 ean igtoannt. Pha sstaafhhan peg ay tae STORES, Also four Carts EORGE BURNS, 340 Pa. av , near 3th at, ‘Terins ; 3 and 60 days, for notes isfactory Harwon BURNS, 408 Pa. av., bet. 45 & 6th sts, endorsements and interest, ——— 7. Clark, Ladies’ Shoe Store, 16 Market 5 00 2 T. Ceeastn, 373 F st., bet. ath BRICK YARDS, K. H. Lameece, cor. N.J.av. & N st. south, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Jas. W. Barxen, 446 N.Y. rahe, Lath & 15th ats. of Pa.av. ALL & BARNARD, Aucts By WALL & BARNARD, Anctioneers, HE ENTIRE FURNITURE OF A Laser iy House at Avcrion.—On THURS- DAY MORNING, 4th November, commencing at 10 0’elook, we will sell. the entire Furniture aod Ef- of Me es’ Boarding house, No. 3° Pa. é& oth. Joun B. Turton, lth t CARRIAGE FACTORI . avenue, south side, neatly opposite the National Grorer de Pa. bet. 18 & 1314 sts, | Hotel. The house contains 43 rooms, al! turnished . 0 § A CHINA, GLASSWARE, kc, Mahogany and Walnut Sofas, Tete a Tetes, and 1 VANS, Mahogany and Walnut Rockers and Arm Chairs, Do. Parlor Obairs, Ottomans, Do. and Walnut Markie top Contre and Pier 8, Mirrors, Curtains and Ornaments, Clocks, Mahogany Dining, Side and Centro Tables, and Walnut Dressing and Plain Bu- ret Chamber Couture Seta: Bedataaiar Tabet y ru e Sets, Bei . First rate Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Mat- esses Bolatere aud Pillows, Blankets, Comforts, Sheets, Toilet sets, Looking-ginsses, Chainber Stoves, ¢. 8. Fow er & Co., 7th st.. Odd Fellows’ Hall. Tuos Puxsert & Son, 341 Pa.av., bet 6th & 7th sts CLAIM ENTS. HENRY Abvisun, 458 15th st., opp. Treasury Dep't. CLOTHING STORE: W. Gaston & Co , 476 Pa. av., bet. 31 & 4% sts, Noa WaLxxe & Co., Browns’ Hotel Building. WALL, Stxpnens & Co., 322 Pa, av., het. 9 & 10 ats, CONFECTIONERIES, Tuomas Potentint. 279 Pa, av., bet lth & Nth sts, Jos, SCHAF FIELD, 386 Gth ut. bet. G & Hotel el, J.G, Weaver, 347 Pa, av. opp. Bro pz. Homer 7 12 Market Space, bet. sth & 9th sts DENTISTS. e. RK. Fincey Huy, 310 Pa.av., bet.9ih & loth ate, | Phree-ply, lograin and Venitian Carpets, tines Maken. de he Mus. Mary A. Eaton, 434 10th st., near Pa. av. Kmves Forks, nang Dishes, Plated Forks, ae Geraint enten fenaprom De = . itehen Stove, C ZU is. Pa ton = 390 pear: eas ee x Tu ‘are, Retrigerator, Safes, &o. 3,8. Lovasoy. N.W. oor. T and 12th ats. © her articles, nothere enumerated, all of Nairn & Pat wer, 440 15th ‘M2 Pa. av, ‘hioh wil, be sold without rei JouNn ScHWaRTZE, 463 Pa. “Persons furmehing and dealers would do well to DRY GOODs. ; attend. JW, Coury & Co. s987th st north of Pa av. under 1 ed aes over that amount and » LODDARD, th st.. near 1 rm fr G Prrny & Broriten, 98 Market Space, bet, Seen te ee Jas. W. Seans, 48 Market Space, bet, 7th & 8 DYERS AND SCOURERS, * W. H. Wireat ev, 383 Pa. av.; 49 Jefferson st. G.T. ENGRAVERS. DO. Hang, 264 Pa. av , bet. 12th & 13th sts, EXPRESS OFFICES, sell, ia front of the premises, at 4 0”, 4 Pa. av , bet. 2d and 3 sts. south haifof Lot No. uare } having % A rout ring —— mpi ‘Goal sheet were 9 ‘eete north, and running uw jee! 9 vane cero rt ek ee the dividing line, with the improvements, which pSsinfaiminonice ey Set. _ consist of & handsome and well-built three story FOUNDRIES. Frame House, with back buildings attached. ‘ Lf M. ELitix & BRo., (iron,) 13th st , near canal. Le dorsemsats, and bearing interes’, 00 22 te WALL & BAKNARD, Auocts. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, HiAN some np VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE CAPITOL 8T AUCTIO: Un MONDAY, the Ist day of so house contains 11 good rooms, and is built ma man- & A. ScHNEiDRR, (iron,) cor. Pa. av. & 18th et, | ner to affurd great convenience to the tenant . Persons wishing to purchase ahandsome and re tired residence are called to the above sale, as the Property must positively be sold. The proposed extension of the Capito! Grounds presents an addi tional reco mendation to persons whu desire to make & profitable investmeut. ‘Terms: One-tourth cash; the balance m6 12, and G. C, Scuxetver, (brags,) 271 Pa. av. FURNITURE STORES. Bontz & Brotuer, Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th st. G. T. SMaLtwoup, (upholstery ,) 58 7th st. GAS COMPANY. Orrick, 514 Lith st., north Pa. av. GENTLEMEN'S +‘ BELONGINGS.” 18 months, fur notes bearing interest ; the deferred Stevens’, (hats & wardrobe articles) Browns’ hotel. eaeen to be secured by a deed o! trust upon the GREEN HOUSES AND SEED STORES. - Ww. Hueues, cor. 7th & B sts., Island semiscs A. GREEN, Avot. Join Sat, \urseryman, Seedaman, &c.,396 7th st. GROCERY STORES. W™. Brvan, 44 Market Space, bet. 7th & 8th sts. Epwarp HaLt, 40 Market Space, opt . Cen. market, S. W.K. Hanvy, 229 Pa. av., bet. 14th & 15th ata. Kennupy & PucH, 508 7th st., bet. D& K, Kine & BURCHELL, cor. 15th st. & Vt. av. GUNSMITHS. C. H. Munck, 4% 6th st , south Pa. av. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. 351 Pa, ay., opp. Browns’, By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer, XECUTORS’ SALE OF A DESIRABLE louse anD Lot on 17H STREET, [sLanp —On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOU: 4 o’olook, I shall sell, on the premi: No. 353, frontiag 25 feet on tith = tween south D and E streets, and runping back 99 feet 10% inches, together with the improvemen: consisting of 8 subgtantial Brick Dweiling oo:tai ing 8 rooms. forms: One-third cash ; the residue, a ore tit of 6, 12, and 18 months, for notes bearmg mterest, satis- ELV (coash findings,) 326 Pa. factoriiy secured i eit & uC. SCHNEIDER, ZT Pa. 8v.,06t. 18 Ti HENRY LYLE: E: Tucnnn & Co. 221 Pa.av., nearith st. ayo teBERT SIMPSON, { Exeentors. oo e HARKNESS, SADDLERY, AND TRUNKS, J.S. Tortiam, 499 7th st,, bet. D& E, HATS, CAPS, AND FURS. B. H. STinEMRTz, 235 Pa. av , near 13th st, HOUSE-FURNISHING STORES. C. W. Rovre.er, Iron Hall, (general assortment.) N. M. MeGrxeor & Co 230 7th at., north Pa.av. si Gey, N. «ids Pa. av. bet. lth & 1th ets. JEWELRY STORES. M. W. Garr & Bro., 324 Pa. av. bet. 9th & loth sts. H O. Hoop, 33 Pa. av., bet. 9th & 10th ats, J. KARR 436 Pa. av., bet. 3d & 432 wte. Lancet, Chronometer, &c., maker. 497 7th st. nglish watchmaker, 420 15th et. ICES OF THE PEACE, &c. . CLARK. 525 12th st. (Also Notary Public.) fuomas C, Donn, 6 Low. av. bet 6th & 7th E, CEMENT, &e. TLEY & Donsky, cor. N. Y. av. & 20th st. ERY sTABLES. Naltor, JR., cor. Pa. av. and 13% PHERY, 491 6th at. oor. C., & C, east of 6th, SMITHS AND BELL HANGERS. C. SCHNEIDER, (practical,) 271 Pa. av., up stairs. LOOKING GLASSES, &c. Francis Lame, 27 Pa. av., near 13th st. LUMBER YARDs. H.N.& J. W. Easny. cor. D and 26th ats. J. C. W. BOTELER, Auct. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers, SPLENDID PARLOR GRAND PIANO, RY CHICKFEING, FURNITURE AND Housenoip Ee ao at Pup « x.—On WEDNESDAY at 10 o’c'ock, at house the Patent Office, we effects of a geutioman mp rang — vell the fure declining housekeepin7, Splendid Parlor Grand Piano. by Chickering, in use eniy g few months, andgcost Fo, Suite of Walnut Plush covered Parior Furniture. comprising two Sofas, two Arm Chairs, and Parior Chairs, Mahogany mges, Divans and Union Chairs, Marble top Centr Tables, Wohatnoz, Pair Crimson Damask Cartsins, Cornice, &c., Whadow Shades. Cane seat Chairs, Mahoguny ant Walnut French and other Bedsteads, Mahogany and Watnut Marh e top Bure ius. Walnut and Stained Wardrobe+, Washstands, Superior Feather Beds. Mattresses, Biankets, Comforts and Quilts, Cane and wood seat Chairs, L: unges, Divtog Tabies, Dining Chairs, China, Ginas and Crockery Ware, Cooking and other Stoves. pect T with & geueral assortment of Kitchen equi-ites. ‘Terme: $30 and under cash: over that suma credit of 6 and 9% for satisiactorily endorsed notes, pear- B. Wakp& Brornrn, i2th eng an ing step. 3.€. UES SOS E MACHINISTS & ENGINE BUILDERS. ———— — SALEL Sanahe aah aa: ye MM. iis & Buorune,tsth at..near the cane). | [VTi ioctas tasuad sroim the Giori’s o@art ee N i Cireuit Court of the District of Colambia for the county of Washington and to me directed, f will ex- pse to pu saie for CASH, in front of the Court- ouse door of said county, on MONDAY, the 15th day of November, 1358, at 12 0’clock m., the follow- ‘2. AV., bet. th & 19th sts. marb mant’s.4 0.) 14st,s, Paav &e. ing desoribed property, to wit : All detendant's right, title, claim, and interest inand to Page’s subdivi +) »& Lith st, 8i poternece Al Se Bo Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4,5, a s * of said su! tion, and = eters yy pitlaaatohven os rg Dut together with, ail and kineular ne provements NKLID THROCK, C01 ; D ste. i and levied upon as the property oi Prancin Wintnnn.iso N Yeav.,betsl0th de 1ith ate | (hereon, seized And levied upon as the proporty ut PAPER WAREHOUSES. No 404, to October term, 1858, in favor of Robert H. Eowako Towers, 377 D st., near 7th. PATENT AGENTS, ‘Thos. T. Everert, Att’y in Pat, oases, 438 7th at. Pace, Tth st,. opp. P, O. Department. Cuarces F. Stanseury, 5 oor, 7th & F sts, PERIODICAL DEPOTS. W. D. Suernecp, gor. 7th & D sta. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES. jal Chilton & Linton. Sn eee: Bee DREN ‘aEhibe? oc 21. dts forthe District of Columbia, ARSHAL’S SALE—In virtue of a writ of fiert fac‘as issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cirouit Court of the Distriet of Columbia tor the ity of Washington, and to me direeted. I will expose to public sale for cas, in front of the Court House door of said County,on MONDAY, the lta McCrees, 3¢ Pa. av., bet. 9th & 10th sts, day of November, 1858, at 12 o’clock, m., tne follow. PLANING MILLS. ing deseribe roperty to wit: Alldefendant’s right, Firzuven Coy.e, cor, 14th & Canal st. title, claim interest in and to one-third of the west part of lot No, 1, in are No. 756, with a front of 3) feet on C street east, and runuing Luck 100 feet to the rear or north line of the lot, tozether with all and si the improvements thereon, in the City of ngton, D.C.; seized and levied upon as the eriy of William H. Swain, and wiil be avid to satisfy judiciais No. 4z7 ta October term, H. PoLkixttoxN, 375 D st., near 7th, 1858, in favor of Sain’! Strong, use of M. Thompson. F. H. pace, cor. Lou. av. & 7th st. a .DEN, Marshal, RESTAURANTS. oct 2!-dts for the District of Columbia. : S12 C at., near 7th, — ovr. Pa. av. & 6th at. Hamack’s. Pa. av.. west of Willards’ Hotel. SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS. Bavovwix Broturrs, cor, D & lat sta, SEWING MACHINES. C. W. Boretrr, fron Hall, 313 Pa. av, : ns. KisantonD's Srmrvany, 415 EF . ‘Ga 'p’s Pewae SemInary, - SAL Mestucs Vauee ine teat eo pens Uniox "ACADEMY, (Mk F..)oor. N Y av. & i4th st, PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. Jou Rees, 496 6th st., south ot Pa. av. PORTRAIT PAINTERS. J. M. STANLEY, 278% Pa. av., bet. 1th & 12th PRINTING OF FICES—(Book and Job.) graws FLAT-IRON GAS HEATER. Just received a lot of the above HEATERS and FtAT-IRONS. the cheapest and most convenient method of jroming. Cost fh vlna) ed ag r. Cailand examinc. Trons heated in 5 minutes. “air : THOMPSON & BRO. in. avenue, south side, bet. 1th and lth ats. JOS& RECEIVED, 20 HHDS. Browa Suear, some ery ood at 8 STOVES, RANGES, GRATES, &c. cents 50 sacks Coffee, comprising Java, Ma- Jases SeiRVING, cor. Pavav.& lithst. Prone and fic: 5h chow te nek ane Grose: = i |. CONS: o » Ad - TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES, &e. entered; 25 boxes Tol various kinds; 10 hhds.. Wa. C. O’ Meara, 524 Pa, av., bet. 2d & Sd ate, Molasses; 20 bbls. Syrup; Whale and rm Vile: TURNING, BRACKET-MAKING, &c. Sweet Oils, Marseilles nad Bordesns; P cases Sar Ws. P. Wenn, 407 G bet 6th & 7th, dines, in 45 600d whole as Hp pene IN. 4 3 5 KB; 5 3 UNDER TAKERS. Monet Powders, of diferent Kinde: God eed Hake MUPHOLSTERERS. convo ord Couatats Banter test Ps SS y S Ss. roms. y y hy + 4 A. BLav, 264 G street, bet. 14th and 15th pleand tern Chease; Sauce, of various kinds; Fraxcis WitLNeR 355N.Y av, bet. 10th & liths's Brice, all kinds; 10 mats Dates; 10 bags G WIG MAKERS. ute;5 tere Englieh Walnuts; 5 Cresm Nuts, = Pa. av. 2 bales Almonds; lea, the hundred, or in. J. H. Gipns, 218 and 242 rs quantities to suit; ‘led Salmon; Cigars, of AND LIQUORS. Various kinds ‘ery auperior; 75 doz. Brooms; N & LrACH, 36 Pa. av., bet, 4s & Gth ats. | 5) dozen Bu 20 nests Tubs; WOOD AND COAL YARDS. jer; 50 bbls. Castiemtas & BrovHer. B at. uck whest; T. J.& W.M. Gait, N. We Fi new Currants; 10 bis. Od Rye Whiskey. very.au- bid Hrandys dodo, do hos Madeira: Sheng ed ‘ . 1a. "yy Port Wines. do. i. ‘do do 5 easks Catawia Gin- cor. 6th. - 1th & C sts. ° UN ED stares A re Wrens, ta fe TRAL AGRICUL! ly; apple Jelly. Having just Az k pinoee No. 61 sina avenue, Opprsita the Bank 1 Washingt w prepared to offer great in dacementa: Don't torget to hed tn ht vi mmencing on the 2st! iohmoy ni inet. tocm procure ound 5 Tickets Moly sad Alexandria and Virginie Central Raul Tig Ae] oO i . ena the @ ‘ashingto; : Fioket U1 ice the Orangevand Alegandria Rate toattend the above Fair, to pe BAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE, UEL Cy LO scent t Semester as Shtonabi Tes} Alex seenahtarineve tint chk Virene, Washi aad 50. is now well stocked witha su kas intro a rm 2a eg och cl siogey CARL, cto ia rs ry > fe. . . 5 z 5 Paha gC ee bet ee eg JAMES A, EV. ay ees RUN SAFE FO UABAY ta ood Iron Safe ool vadon SATURDAY NIN = I vor 230,82 the Auction MeL Stowe UTTER, SYRUP, M. i Seed fr iT }e Butter. . ‘ ate tt ee eous +804 A ws Bingen erense nnd Gh creas AUCTION SALES. DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNING. Bs WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. Lohr ok Gane. instant, at 10 diceiare FROM EUROPE. nas stock of soft Jewelry. new pat} sy Seiten oe SE ra citi at St. Johns. 00 2i-dts wiWall SBA By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. WO GOO ee tneteo “rrived out on the 10th, and -—The steamer Galway with Liverpool dates arrived here to-day = The steamer Perera the tag te the 1th. fic brings dates trom a9 Bt I oy tof Our store, two re mail tothe lth inst and telogrepe eho ee seat “Germantown Wasom > moveable parin | There have been derveral wretner a ieee HC twa, can be for four or 00d or- | life in the German ocean, bat no American vee- der; one a seat Jamtly’ Barousue, se eon sels are reported : ordarapretty Ling ge The Paris Press publishes the foll bp med SL —— ie eign m! ster FUTURE Days. Kir ‘SSeityrs Souvenirs ae former says thet By A. GREEN tioneer. fied ete be ~ . OPERTY AT ALc 7s asen| anyibing contrary to ¢ VU ARON ESTER ith ingtasee tse dist Gizbis acquired by American citizens, and sell, in front of the premises, at it the liberal tey from the transit of No.2, with the 1 treaty of No vber last shall be constantly main- iy jovernmen: 8 only justice and its yt i Sthetreets east. and rann Usited Stateas ar der eae lations with the ley, phe improvements ties are of no Value, becanta I asi & Perms : One third ash : balance in 6 sed 12 plenary ees Mr. Belly ied to the on bearing interes u $ treat payments nd necured by adeed of trust upou the | Lord Maimesbury’s letter 4 ich telte bind tose A. GREEN. Anot, —_{_—________A.G By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. FCenite RE anv HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS | ‘© ‘be non-attendance of the directors. Ine eae Sate On 1 Ursbay ORN- Gayo is exempt from aavignion dues for au- 3 6: rs x ; treet, | o'ber ‘and : Lith ‘atrecis, we ‘shall sell. the | tables’ ©" C*8°e* Of corn, flour, rye and vege ind Effects of @ indy decining ee prisi t ‘of Rosewood, Brocatelle onvered. pine yitare, coumsting of Sofas, Pariorand ‘The Bank of Prance bas advanced rates to 5 per cent ‘The dates from Calcutta its discount are to the $b of Sep- tember, (by telegraph ) News uaimportant Rosewood t tagere, M -top Centre Cant were facto: hope and B sobcase dee Tree, ares pasteble ate ee Sane a Weod seat Chairs, Settee, Lown, Window Shades, Andirons, nnd Bendose ee? Brussele and Inerain Carpets, for Parlor, Hall, Steps Qui Cloth, Matting, Rodsand &: Chins, Glass. and Crockery W’ Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Dining, Breakfast, and other Tabies, Feather Beds, Hairand Husk Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts Quilts, Toilet Sets, Cooking, Radiator,and other punishing the jate out! at Namton, Gen. SU subenzee sacked ‘and burocd the place bles at Ningpo continued at Hong Kong was duli cholera bas carried off 0,000 persons at Commerciar. Liverpoot, Oct. 11.—Cotton—Sales of the two days 16,000 bales, Including 1.000 bales for specu. lation and export. Messrs Clare & Sous quote Trade The Mecea. ether with a general assortment of Kitehen re- | the market ax having an advancing tendency. pa A Breadstufi«.— Ther market i. quiet and pitere Terns: $30 and under cash; over that sum a generally unc: , —— een ford a, for satisiactorily endorsed Provis' are dull generally for pork, bacon -C. MeGUIRE & CO., | beef. Lard is quiet. _0021-d (Union) Auctioneers Produce —Suyar is quiet. Coffee firm. Tea By J. cGUIRE & CO« Auet firm Pearl and pot ashes quiet. Fish olls—alt UPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN-0c *? Piano Fortz, Excettent FURNITUR Hou sxerrtne Ervgects at Pusu pT and SRD AY, October commending each day at o'clock &. m, we I seli, the Furniture’and Eifsots of J. H. Knott, on north G street, wear 15th street west, com- prising Superior Rosewood Seven-octave Piano Forte, made by Wiluam Kiabe & Co., but little used, Crimson, Pla: id Hair-cloth Covered Sofas, Arm Chairs, ‘ers, Union and Parlor Chairs, Ma tble-top Centre, Sofa sud Pier Tables Mahogany: Dining, 1 reakfast and Card fables, Two handsone Walnut Marbie-top Seoretary and Bookcaser, Damask and Lace Curtains, Window Shades, Cane and = ood a peep me c Superior Grueseis, Three ply, and Ingrain Carpete, Heil = Pa oo ep ~ Fit a Shogany Fram irrors, firandoles, Vases, x Mabegany, Walnut, Cherry, and Mi of various nae J ressing and Plain Bureaus, Wasistands, Ward: Feather Beds, Bois Exeel eut Curled sairaud Huek Mattresses, ~urerior Biankets, Comforts, Spreads, Parlor and Chamber Stoves Fire-irons, £xension Dining Table, Dining Ciairs, Mahogany Sideboard, Retrie erator, Solid Manogany Bookesss, fice Chairs, are, Table Cutlery, Fixtures, large and general assortment of qualities slightly declined London Markets —Fiour is quiet. Sager is buoyant; coffee i j tea is firm; rice ts dull. Salt—ail qualities have slightly deciined. ee 955% 298% for money, and 04298 for Still Later from Utah. St. Louts, Oct. 22.—Sait Lake dates of 25th September bave arrived. 3 — Erte geno between the Mormons and ¢ entiles. The former speak f- vorably of Gov. Cumming. = Gen. Jobnson’s command, of about 8,000 men, were in grand encampment. The mail party encountered snow storms in the mountain passes, and it was feared that some of the trains would be overtaken before reachii their destination. = Political. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22. —The State Central Committee this morning received a let- rer from Viee-President Breckinridge, Ts io the s. the re-election of J Dougias + Senate. It will be published in the State Regis- ter to-morrow. Baltimore Markets. ns October 22.—Piour is quiet; Obio eee is firm; red, $1.1€081.95; white $1 30a ree 4 Superior Co. king Sto Together with a Housekeeping Kequisiter, all of which are of Corn tx quiet; old white 78280; yellow 80%2c excelient qua!it: C Wh stead: 1Be ‘ Ter :o.and Un ler Gash ; over that #0 cred- oe bpd Provisions are quiet and corn 3. and 4 months, for notes satisfac dull. Coffee is t t. ly en- interest. could J. G. MoGUIRE & CO., Ancts. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. RUSTER’S SALE OF HOUSEHOLDAND Kircuen FURNITURE AT AvcTion.—On MON- DAY, the Ist of November, I snall dence of Iady declining housekeepi a. m., No. 3i7 Delaware avenue, be! no Band © streets north. on Capitol Hill, a handsome and large unchanged. Sugar is New York Markets. New Yorx, October 22 —Piour is quiet; State —— Obio $5.25a85 40; Southern $50 Wheat bas a declining tendency, and is lower. Corn is ewy; mixed 66a67c Ass — of Houschold and Kitohen Furniture ; pes by at seeoaee Prime S14.124¢. isthgin ol v Mahogany Softs, Spring-neat Chairs and Rockers, ¥ Is steady at 2g. i" arble-top Shami reat Do. do entre and Side Tabies, Financial, Do, Sideboard, Dining end Breatiaat’ Ta- New Yort, October 22 —Stocks are higher and active. Chicago and Rock Island, 69%; Tin. nois Central shares, Sk: ditto, bonds. 3 Le 8, Mantel Ornaments, Crosse and Milwaukie 34; Michigan South: rain Carpets, Oule 2y ; New Vork Central, *SX ; Pa. Coal Co 3 kk os 2 S14; Mil. and Miss 16%; Va. 6's 5, Fy Mo. 8% Pier Tables, Washeinks and Card Ta- ples, Gilt trame M brassels sud Comforts Cottage Bedstends, C: Curtains, Shades, Andirons, and Ferders, Chamber, Parior, and Cooking S.oves, China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, A large lot of Kitehen Reguisites, With insny ether articies, which we deem unneces- sary to cnhumerate. Terms: Ail sums under $30 cash ; over $904 cre- dit of 3) andjw days, for notes satisfactorily en doresd, bearing interest. By order of the Trustee: 00 *)-eots —— Correspondence of The Star. ALEXANDRIa, Va., Oct 22, 1858. The large attendance at the railroad meetings bas started the fall trade, and we trust that now our merchants may do a large business. The Alexandria Rifiemen returned yesterday from Winchester, higi!y pleased with their trip. Mr. Silas Jett was seriously injured yesterday, by slipping from a car to which be had Jumped while the train was in motion, and fallen, so that the tender passed over one of bis legs, crushing ac above the uakle. Dr. Lewis set the broken On Wednesday night, 2 quantity of sumac was burned in the establishment ot McGraw & Bar- A. GREEN, Anet. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALF. BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS’ \) Court, oF HousenoLy AND KITCHEN FuBNI TURE, CORN, &€.. AT AUCTION —On MONDAY, the 25th instant, 4 shail seli, by order of the Orphans Court, the Personal kileots of Mary A. Perkios, deceased. The sa'eto commence at 10 o'clock a m , at the late residence of Mr. Henry Perkins, Blue Piains, known as the Head of Frazier about 4miles irom ihe anes Yard Bridge, near the Potomac, con sisting 01 ton, on the corner of King and Payne sts. The Mahooany po ag Ae ee firemen prevented serious damage to the bulld- Rodateade, Cane and Wood. seat Chairs, ing. Washstands, Sideboards, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Mattresses, Seddeng ano Linen, Stoves, Uuleloths and Matting, kery Ware, eut of Kitchen Reguisites, On yesterday, Mr. J.W. Finks, U.S Matt Agent, directed the arrest of Jobo Crawford, on the charge of procuring from the Alexandria post office, last August, @ letter directed to James Crawford, and taking $10 therefrom. His exami- nation was postponed until Tuesday arr ree ee GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. Notice UF DISSOLUTIO The partnership herote Dougherty, Rebert B james derwerken, under the uame and hrm of J. B. Van- derwerken & Cov., is thas day diesolved, JOHN DOUGHERTY, ROBERT BEAUFORD Georgetown, October 22d, 1es#, oe 22-31" gun & WINTER MILLINERY, Algo, 20 barrels of Teormsat sale, _0c M rn, A GREEN, Auect. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneors. GROCER ALE.—On MONDAY MOR o'clock Marsh, Exq, Va. avenue, corner of Ith street west. ‘e will sell, all his superior stook of Family Groceries, consist- ing of Si ie and Family Flour, in barrel and racaibo, and Java Coffe Crushed, Clarified, Pulverized, e ctuting between Jobn rd, and B. Van Fy ellow and Brown Impesiai, Young Hyson, Gunpowder, and Black eas, Spices of ali kinds. Soap, Candies, English Pickles, sues, Catsups, Olive oil, woolate, Coces, Farina, Starch, Indigo, hears and ‘Tobseos, of various brands. Gibson’s Fectar Whisky, in wood and glass superior article, Cognacand Seignet Brandy. Muscat, Modeira, Sherry, Wines, mm wood and gias: ‘Two casks extra fine Cham; y ‘Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Br » Mate, ko., ko. ‘Tertius: $90 and under cash; over that sum'a cre dit pays eg carp bee s&lisizetorily endorsed wutes, bearing interest ocld-d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Auots. M ARSHAL’S SALE—In vir of awnt of fier: facias issued from the Clerk’s office of tie Circuit Court of th county of Washington, and to me di ¢ District of Columbia for ireoted, F sha! expose to public sala, for CasH, in frout of the Court-house door of said county, at 12 o'clock m., on SATURDAY, the I3th day of November, 1858, the following described Property, to wit: Ail t's right, title, claim and interest in and io Lot No. fourteen, (i4,) ia Square No. four hundred and five, (405,) together with ali and singular the im - roves Eperece, in the city of Washington, D. C, levied w Miss E. E. McDONALD, Now! Bridge street, MeRY he wil at oe ates 3 < Saar. Cotsoer to whi bs Trespeotfully invil er Customers aud the public generally. 0022 2° 2.000 BVSHELS prime Waite MEKCERS expected in afew days from New Jersey. They wiil be sold im lots t it purchasers, Notice wiil f ther arrival. ae PETER BERRY, 0020 Iw 85 Water street, Georgetown, N®*®’, WHOLESALE FEED WAKE No.9 Water street, Georgetown, D The subseriber has taken the above Warehou for the purpose of conducting the Wholesale Feet Basiness in ai ite branches, and will constantly have in store all ute of MILL OF PAL, OATS, CORN, and BALE HAY, which will be sold at the lowest market prices, for cash. Persons in want will piease rive mea call before purchasing, a8 | am determined to ee!! ns cheap aa the obsape.t. HAN. ©. ADDISON oc ise No 93 Water street, Georg: sO0DS, pate AND WINTER ogee. nin Sinem, POTATOFS. = am au pon As the property of Wm, JOHN H. SMOOT, ‘T, Stewart, aud will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. Yo 119 Bridge strect, Georgetown, D C., fo October term, 1856, John #. Morean ve. Win. | uss received and 18 now offeriug ® large and beaut!- . Stewart. . D. HOOVER, fai assortment of Late Marshal for the District of Columbia. FALL AN atvery wed ee in fie Nest ‘Dress Goods, comprising Tn past ae hae lows, viz: ocl+dts Sa eerreee MARSHALS SAL. k.—invirtue ofa writ offie ri facias issued from the Clerk's othce of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the nd Colored Silk Robes county of Washington and to me directed, 1 shall | Kioh and h exposs to pubic xale, for cas, 1s frontatthe Conn | Bich i a house door of said county, onSa TUR DAY, the 13th | Printed Del: ” ‘ofNovember, 1858, at 12 0’eloek m.. the ioliowing | Kich al! wool Pr "Ler and R described property, to wit: All defendant’s right. | Kich do. Robes A’Lez obes Aguilie, title, claim and interest in and to Lot No. three, | Kich Bayatere Valencias and Pile de Chevies, bs ft (3,) in Square No. (seven hundred 100 pieces Rich English and American Delaines, 16 = to 25 ef: cones eevee eee sianeton, | °C. Lupin’ "ranch Merivos and Pian Delaines, ai See eran eben en tie p epee of Binck Precch Merinoe, Cashmeres, $ 4and 6 4 De- Ruey, and will be sold to y, eo} ns ~ vow jerince, meres, auauiitos ampbtoeshe fT dS Leupin's Bombazines, Alpacas, and 4 Black Shew! etd dmg oe 19-td a pence oun piscen bent ectiab gad Mermest Caleos, ARBHAL’S SALE.—Ia virtue of 8 wats of | Double Biogia, Woolen, Plaids aud Black Tibet = it ae Batnies of ‘Solamne tor he ti t of " at vs the county of Washiorion, and to sae direoted. t | pyyaue 8 ATR cnt tnnortmen publie sale for cas, in front Bitte Tinges snd Buttons, eS said county, on MO; fs is Kid Gloves, at: coiurs and Nos., Sheet day of > 1068, at 12 0 m.» | Honitomund Maltese Collars, fol ey Ra Lote Nos, | Piain aud Hemstiched Linca Cambrio Han iker- adie sai sot rfns oft Rot | Eee, cea’ sace ik, Ue tian ee ‘No. 147, begmning et the "Berenes, for V rand, Monit: Rye Sees esttaashar amine aparece dg Wn. tam no} vels ; 0 westas feet, and tneuce sow fot eB pone of Sito: best fone Linens: Stitcued Bosons Supe 10: begmuing, together With ail sod singular im- solt brinhed Shirtiug Cottuns, an extra good make, wise te Tere the an of Wenhingy D. | at 1 =] Sheomnes and Blankets; Ts! Hi: Van Patten, the Bi 8 | Huckaback To Rio. 2, has Sit-set es Sh se. Siphet Heckahact Towel ix Wiener Boies ‘elses | Sat pons y vs.Charies Van were, Cravete. o07-ta for the A oy pe ‘wear. — ——————_ he pars Boneh trom the lareest in UBIN'S eXTKAC: 2 York, (or cash, 1am prepare to offs: arent ; ‘00 13 wAwSw JOBN B. BNYOT,