Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1858, Page 1

THE EVENING. STAR eae SVERY ape AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Pennsylvania Avenue ¢ Eleventh St., By W. D. WALLACE. Papers served in packages by carnersat 948 year, or Scents per month, To mail subscibers the sub- scription price is $3 a year, in advance; $2 for *\X months; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single copies, one cent: in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day or semi-weekly, 25 per cent. advance ; once a week, 5° er cent. advance, a ee a VOL. XII. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1858. ins eeeteeeetaeeeiedtee eee eee NEW BOOKS. List or Parenrs.—The following is the list = Covurtsuir or Mites Stanpisn, anv otuar | of Patents issued from the United States Patent Auction Sales. For Rent and Sale. Wood and Coal Foy, Mode enor Fas "ar S| OB: forthe week wing Oxaber 3, ose | 'TROED raow vary TIGET—— | WarRamun pRorenry rus Saigo | AP WOW. ag ye ee :-Bickaor oe 5 . By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Il be sold low and odating terms” * Luaper. Wood AN COAL. by Franklin Philp. each bearing that date : ANOSOME axo VALUABLE IMPROVED | “Aleo,a very destable anion ee ers tate ct : The major portion of this volume is taken up| Sanford Adams, of Boston, Mass —For im- rovement in tools for manofaeturing wire rid- les William T. Armstrong, of Sandwich, I!! —For improvement in wasbing machines. Semuel M_ Barnett, of New Orleans, La.—For barr sp ye scrubbing machine. 4 Lot Lap Axp Cavcinap Plaster, Cement, Line, PROPERTY NEAR THE CAPITOL at Auction — | feet onC street north, running back 168 feet 3% inches Hare, Ware ayy Commo San0, &0., po rary oolong Atlas th ge valuable Building Lot frontin M sti i — tress = Youn = nq sell, in front o1 6 premises, at 4 o'clock m. ie a aida ing On stree! ons i 5 south haifof Lot No.17, in Square No 6: having | month Fees Building L feet, between ath Coal from the best mines inthe coumtry. 2,240 Ibe (T8® COLUMBIAN cOLyEer, = fi of 25 feet on Delaware avenue. between Band | 5th streets. Terms easy. to the ton in all cases. Fairness and Promptness The t of thie inet feline pasnd running back about 90 feet to | Aire, ® Loton F street south, situated in an im | hunt be relied upon. 00 18-m* ryt a tee 7 viding line, with the improvements, which proving neighborhood, will be so'd on xcoommodat ‘ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF COAL. be on Te wenty-ninth ( t of a handsome and well-built three story ine term. For particulars inquire of GEORGE a ARB ALS 4 one anes opameee. ica will be ae hoame House, with back buildings attached. ‘Tho | W. BRAY, Real Estate Agent. No. 518 ste occ aa mw discharging, 200° tone beet | aapgllonsie for admission wilt | expmings on the house contains }] good room: em ga built na man- | near D. 009 RED and WHITE eH ee, tore, best and iv opening ee pereone ee ee ienoe tothe tenant. Pre hot Norte cone ae BULLDING LOTS, | sheep for cash. Cailat my offs’ corner ef lath aod |" nne PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT tired residence are cilled to the above rale, as the viz: Lot No. 15, on the corner of 5th st.west a streets, near the canal, and qt our orders filled. | of the Golumbian College will pext Property must positively be soid. ‘The proposed | M street north, in Square 514; Lot No.5, on New 2.240 ibs. to the ton, . W. RATES, we = Honnl Tees mandation. to nena age on addi. | geraty, avenue, between K and L streets north. ia | _ools corner of ath sad C strocta. quare * oO. 4, az 3 , make a prostate waion to pernoce who desire to vided ipto 8 lots, on the corner of Rhode Isiand ave- J. & W.M.GALT’S by “‘ the Courtship of Miles Standish,”’ a poem in the same hexameters that told so well the sweet story of “Evangeline Antiquarians relate that, after the death of his first wife, the great Puritan captain, forgetting the success of J. F. Black, of Lancaster, Il —For improve- Othello, distrusted his own powers, and, un- ment ia grain-discharging a ment be Entrant mindful of the example set in the “TwoGen-| AC. Blondyn, of St. Joseph, Mo.—For im- tlemen of Verona,” sought the aid of his friend | P'evem>nt in Mage one a John Alden, and made love to Priscilla Mullins Jes H Bam», of Morris, IN. ¥.—For Imprové- ment in churns by proxy. The maiden, Tejecting the mission, Wilitam Bunce, of Snilivan, O.—Por improve- : 3 large number of : — : ° ment in extension splints. ferms; Qne-fourth cash ; the balarce in6,12,and | Rue nnd ith street west, Ae Tee Bum STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILLS, struction. married the commissioner. Standish was ter- Ezra Cope, of Cincinaats, O.—For improvea 18 mont! for notes bearing interest the oterred yen pe Bed a OL, Foot of 17th Street. : een EY. usical Instruction. ribly angered ; but soon, like a tough old hero, | steam pumping engine, Premises cured by 8 deed of trast upon the | TRAE Arent, No.5207/h attest. oc8 ; erates Merle acconrrisumEnt. Zot over his rage, swallowed his blighted hopes, | Joba ne get met — Cincinnati, O.—For im- | © oc A. GREEN, Auet. Fo5 RENT—& commodious BRICK DWEL- sige iad opie agi Prof. DE CUENIEL bas a few more hours to ‘did his own courting, and won for himself a | Provement in cider mills. Sac LING -HOUSE, with back building attached, mabined by using the spare, whieh he will devote in giving @ eppenior g Theodore &. Elswald, of Providence, R. 1.— By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, No. 152, situated on south side G street north, ba SAWED AND SPLIT Woon, course of Musical Iustraction, rarely te he met second Mrs. Standish. On the background of Fez improved washing machine. (Ses preps 3 hb STORY Freee Bah and 2ist streets west. Apply at No. 520 CHARCOAL SUPERSEDED asa KINDLING | Sii2.08 the Harp, Puan aforte, Gitar, Sineine, s¢ imei . . s ae * lovsks AND Lot at 5 — stree! Ls clnas , 4 ~ —_ sagt po. ny & master | provement In br ck eee ty) Mo.—For im FRIDAY. the tuth don of November. ii 1 soni | “ood POLLARD WEBB, Agent. BY THE RESINOUS PINE. ey me and—truthful, delicate, bold—such a picture | ’ aaron Foster, of Quincy, Ill —For improve. | Slt, in front of the premia chemteer been, Ui N. B—No instruction zones wul be given virtue of adeed of trust to the subscriber. beating VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—Two | As its eleaniiness and quick ignition readily suggest | Wbere Seprecks ais be nisin ens niatip date the 15th day of July, 1854, and reoorded in Liner four-story Brick Houses, with back buildings, : t " Musical Repository, corner Lith street and Peon dA; 8.- No 61, folios 197,198, 199, and 2, one ofthe | 8nd two two-story Brick Houses, with basements, COAL!-COAL!-COAL? avewens . ooll-tf land records for Washington county, in the District | situated on Maine avenue. Also. three three-story. all kinds of of Old Plymouth days—tinted to"inellowness | Tent at ye s+ pa-ators. ; 3S. 71 ‘ —| and toned to life—as was to be found nowhere isapeaeed Dh a eee, ee until this volume was issued The remaining ge Jobn R. He nsh f Middletown, Conn.— ot elumbia, the following improved property, iying | Brick Houses on H street north. This proper'y WHITE ASH, RED ASH. os poems are called “ Birds of Passage” —stray improved self-mousing te ik. eee and being in the city of Washington, District aloree Brongn wr sea ome, credits bp re one : sien OF THE, re Ba 5 4 sega ped the pst’ mind and wen | apres etegee® *:—"| AS ater commen itunes | Sel a ee pda pre Se ta baa gno, - num one hundrs w ¥ ] ‘4 7 ry 7 ® ¢ f 7 s dered off, he knows not whither. They were ‘osee Johnson, of New York, N. Y —For im- ing & fronton north T, batween f@th and 19th streets A Pye EGR RENT IN THE ores ee Approved Mines in the Country fi Ait and PICTURE PRAM. birds of diverse plu: - * A Provement in pen fountains. West, together with tie improvements, which are 3 ouse at present occupied by Dr. K. Finley Hunt, aes bad e, or 5 or any = = pena aée; and, if we may judge | P'jorn Jones, of Baltimore, Md —For improve- | two-story Frame Houses. Dentist, i for rent, It is on the north cide of Pane. Coal kept in Floored and Roofed Yard: jo his na, jereest, let, of S from the shadows left behind, more than one | ment in mactinesone making candles. Perms of sale ovsh. avenne. betweon Sth and 10th streets, (in one of the ae Stab pouaio ws theme . PLATES Kept gynsanty ov. band cheap entitled “The Ladder aS nase aat ets | provement menial Of East Doret, Vi—ror im. | qiftan terms of x'¢ arn oot complied with three fo D etrest and con talaine fH oaeion,) Tanning baok ee. J. & W. M, GALT, a Pe entitled “ The Ladder of St. Augustine,”’ had Piperubard Kikinols of si Louis, Mo.—For im- | foaqing Property: bs wopaporsof the enor Week tora or further Information apply on the proms Choe Northwest corner 12h and C sts..No 542 | _S08-tv veweer tae « home far above the eagle’s hi, i rovement in chimney caps lowe ington, at the Heknem paper.of the city of Wash- | ses in De HUNT. 80 %-t agle’s highest soaring. P o chimney cops. ington, at the risk and cost of the first purchaser. Wharf—F oot of 17th st., formerly Van Ness’s. L ERILADELPHIA we 23-tf A GER EE Eveursts of Natvran Puttosorny, desizacd Alexander Kinkead, of ashington county, 0 JOHN P. HILTON, ‘Trastec. O RENT.—The DWHLLIN®© HOUSE. No, ool? fawkds E A ‘hn Awct F aD 4 R DEPOT, Yo. $81 Pa av , between 43 and 6th i + GREEN, Auct. treet, on tue square immediately erst of | ES 0. . for Academies and High Schools. By Elias ata Reet pels plea SHEEN ANS the front of he City Hall-uext doortothe residence STO V BE Ss > goes SL ge donee quart boties. Stim. soomis, L. . or sale by Taylor & Mau ‘or O" - y a b ', AUctioneers, of J. M. Carlisle. (the proprietor.) to whom applica- : e city. Want LL.D. Forsale by Taylor haw y | ror improve seca oct : RUSTE EM SAT re en Atetioneers, | of JM. Catiiso. (he proprietor) derented only | GRATES RANGES, | #23. C.F. & W. GERRCKB. fared think Hoek elt Ret a eaee | ee, Rat of Palaetpia, Pa —por | TRUSTE SAL cian oad fom | fonmay emacs ie Ei tare _ | ee pleasure, and think it not only well adapted to aber oF Philadelphia (See ears Rilomarat Section on lope thes th day of Fant wall be $700 per annum, payable sabato 7 ge HOT. AIR FURNACES. Dr a HEN EID Aerec. oy ait ich i - ? ae as ne. - Mey 4 a = 5 > 5 . . the purpose for which it was designed, but also | p-ovement in brick machines.” ail that Lot of Ground in Washineton ity knows WO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS — ee Se pauminnns -aaowa, ot Mpeviag ase far better suited for schools of a lower grade} John M. Lanier, of Eufaula, Ala.—For im- | as tot Av ina subdivision made by George tV. T FOR RENT—In a private family, with partial I have in store, a complete aseort- Tne artist one te mary wonder ul things. Gare for than many works on th j i - | kicking or ranpridtes, 10 prevent horses from | Mitehell of lot namuered seventeen, (17) 11 Nin the | Board, if desired, witha three equares ofthe Patent mont of Ferale Weakness and Tpoorianes also. Tease ¥ works on the subject written pro-| yicking or running away Cambered two hundred and rong agven. (4 din the | Ofion, Inquire Of POLLARG WEBB Ne ee STOVES, GRATES, RANGES, ‘eguistine’ Fontes, ati an: ee fessedly for them. The style is plain and Jas. T. Leslie, of Brooklyn, N. Y —For im- sated in eemeetom, Which epee 7th street, opposite Intellicencer Office. | on 18-tf J re -tont Or AIR RURNACES. one other remedy hae failed. ‘aéicean % or bn ate pinata sng |pnelae’ o Pnean, rato | eee a steed | ron sate sag. Caaze Fanaa | Sealants setae Cott eee a | Ser Sansa mae ek oe are brief, but to the point, and the arrange- | proved flat-iron. * aia fees Se set reet and Massachuretts avenue. 8 fow miles from Washington, wiil ve sold low , Md. All communicauons strictly - i Ai, Contaiaing three thousynd two hundred and | and on accommodatrne trea ece wil Le exchanged | ‘4 (0 the greatest ment is unsurpassed. We were particularly Richard B. Locke, of Stapleton, N. Y.—For A 19-1m* call hheited t ine this large stock, | tial. —_ fifty-one squsre feet of kround—being the same | for sity property. This farm’ ts in a high state of whats all goods are arent to beas represented. WHEELWRiGHT, MUDGE & CO., atreck with 0 of the iliustratso hich improved paddle- wheel fround which was oonvered to Washington Wal- | cultivation, and contains all necess&:y improve .. JAMES SRIRVING, Yt i aes Min the which are | Alonzo M Mace, of Springfield, Mass.—For deed beasing datetive (rd ieee February, ise, | *tScire of GEO. W. BRAY, Real Eatate Agent, pie eS ot Ho, \' Hiantter srott, comer of Gone * <1) familiar, yet novel in their application. ppeeetear tae ra ee vapor burners With improvements on the sare. * "| No. 5i6 Seventh street. near 1)! oo 18-im 02 sol (States Int &Umon.] . M: The reasons given for believing that matter is nelius Martratt, of Waterford, N. Y.—For Terms of sale: One-third of the Purchase money > cee ieee = improvement in cott 3 not infinitely divisable are the best we have Hobert G. Matibewseh, of Sen Francisco, Cal. ever seen, and present the subject in so clear a — rape Kine pears Ss py . asperS. ) s,of Ann Ha ich.—F. light that all can comprehend it; and the im- Sanseeeeaneae in ommamenting Aiheeg ii ia Possibility of Producing perpetual motion is — Nang hten, of Cincinnati, O.—For im- Proven by a very simple, yet interesting, de- | Proved refrigerator. . Oo a . Robert Neison, of New York, N. Y.—For de- #cription of one of the best machines designed | vice for elevating water by the combustion of a for thatend. The theory of arches and domes venous bydro-carbon. a = amuel Nicolson, of Boston, Mase.—For im- is also clearly illustrated, as well as the theory provement in rails for street rallwaye ee eee eee tem saat im oxsh, and the balance in two equal in. | JOR SALE —Saveral FARMS in Maryland and atalments, at mete: ise nine with learnt te Kk Virginia, at distances of from 9 to 3° miles from be secured. Shonid the Purchaser fail to comply | Washington. Tiey will be sold low for cash, or ~ Tuih the terms of snle w.thin one week after sale, | they may be exchanged for city property, either tine Kine & Go ; Owen & Pp thy ty may be reso d at his risk and cost after | Proved or Met RULLDING LOTS for ale ane, Lot veen Sth and Sth strests, 3 Platner & Smithy . OOS ALTER 8. COX Soete er Parts of the oity, at prices ranging from | “**°"E4T 4 vp WINTER BONNETS, ervoro,, Mills; Metropolitan, Di FERDINAND ww RISQUE, 8 cents to? cents per sq oot. No cash need | part of which wns selected from the principal Open- | “Alec. a fall nacortment Hook: Winders Frustecs Georgetown Building Association. | De paid down. and long oredits Will be given to su t ings in New York city. Cloth, Give. &o.; ting Papers, 4 oceokds WALL & BARNARD, Ancts. those purchasing. ies Wirhing to purchase shou!d call and exsm- Colored Papers of all kinds; straw y 5 — | Appiz to H. N. LANSDALE, Real Estate sak tne | ine these Ears, which for style and elegance cannut | Colored Papers of all kinds; =t white aed By WALL & BARNARD, Anc ‘ioneers. No. 554 M street, corner of Eighth, or through the a ag pt MPRUSTEES’ SALK.—By vittue of a dead of | “ity Post Utfce, = ; >» A te fer L. a. Bro & Co. or as Colt; te 3 » : 1a i; 5 Ele Comrany: Frmgare, Mule; ides ip 4.P, iba’ NEW MiLLINERY. THOMPSON is now son & Muoro’s Fancy Sy EI Riipa: : ind Shoe Paper; . : : ; % : 5 RS! FURS! FURS! | yanety: Tissue » > of waves, and the production and propagation | Youn Pearse » of Newburyport, Mass.—For | 354 ust f By pegerpel Grait, dated February RA POR R HNT The FRAME HOUSE on G at. iA Manilla Paper; Pres ot sound, and the organs of speech and hear- oP itten ett in cooking stoves z the ith day : ’ i ’ November next. on the premises, at | and.) Lot fronts 25 feet on 9th str ing, and the structure of the eye are full : bilander Perry, of Troy, N. ¥.—For im re aa vane Saas ix La 5 > A full assortment of Fol Pack it, running back ? FANCY FURS, go ‘° HOPKINS. and Letter Paper, wks Tec Boat Oiipe get 30 elook, -» all that part of ven (7) 100 feet toa 2 foot alley. ‘Terms, $120 per annum, EN" JRS, g0 to Bank Envelope; Wrappi . . > Y | Provement, in railtoad ear coupling Aquare fur huaidred and eiehiscone: (ont iar Wenke | Weieet. £08 2 foot Enquire of” Hi, Ga N88 | For CHILDREN’S FANCY FURS Ee un. Sheathing, Tack ‘and, Spice ‘Papers: explained. The declination of the needle} F: Jacob B Platt, of Clarke co, lugton. bounded a4 follows. Nz: beginning on 6th THOMPSON 38 Pa-avenue, between Sthard 10th | For CAPES, VICTORINES, &c., a See a sovenption to order, - = Beas F ‘ op ss atreet west, at the end of one hundred and twenty- | streets. Teceives special attention, and the description | °% f Cleveland © -Por improved | thee fost soath trots toe cme hundred and twenty | 5 )SOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west | For CHILDREN’S FUR CAPES, goto 2a 3t-om of the electro-magnetic telegraph is such as to tiinetin OO P square. and running thence east to the rearline of HANPSOMELY F Geib veer Othe Son HOPKINS. MBROTYPB ‘ * a Banik ioe ums said lot, thence north along said line fifteen feet ax end of tho city, within a few ler. with bathe | For CHILDREN’S FANCY HATS, ot A VERY Styur. make its operations perfectly intelligible to ze sa hokets, Meenas, N. C —For im- inches, thence west to the line of Sta street, and | retary of the Interior. Golo dla pt ab ase AOPxIns. PHOTOGRAPHS, all. On the whole, though we have been able Elkanats mode of operating pumps. _ ther ‘outh to the beginning, with the improve- | snd alc ire at this offiea. 00 15-tf For the Largest Assortment, PLAIN, c 3 : b ©. Rogers, of Boston, Mass.—For im- | mente. riertenedal ne ial ht ce I sah = } <1 G N OIL to give the work but a cursory examination, proved method of Insulating sad supporting | "Terms of Rie: One: third of the purehage money | FXOR RENT.—Suits of or single ROOMS. fur Hanosoxese ann a SO camara = WATER COLOR oriny, : . : seit © Ds paid in cash, and the residue in two equal tee ? sae we feel justified in recommending tt to teachers se 7 Seam of Meadville, Miss.—For ji “ U nents at a ond nine months. with interest, te hy tion weeks ur teen term: Pe:tne nants’ Soe strect snd: Feansyivenie’ evens Finished in su, manger at - as a book of rare merit. proved ti ope prot ‘cn A with the torine of tale ise erenaner, fail LO COMBS. Write. “Apuiy ut SIS Bean sven nearly opposite — BRADY'S GALLERY, K_N.Pueran axe Oraan Conviuents rep ur| © A- Schecte of Nec atk, N. Y.—For im the propery maybe seid at his cont ct rahe anes | National Hote. tennis Aer (CRACKERS, CRACKERS, CRACKERS. nen Y Fok Ganrrat Use By Jacques Maurice. | Provement in steam engines aul? T&St! F, HOLDEN, one week's notice, 2 OSTON CRACKERS, I LADIES, READ! = . Elisha Simkins, of Allegheny, Pa —Po: WALTER & COX NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY REAM CRACKERS, F You want bargains be sure to Rudd & Carieton, New York hae preveusese twremeehiter for mainieg Ee Perit . FERDINAND W. RItQUE Be ote ey very de a EDINBURG CRRCRE F. T, MADDOX'S The quaint essays and ‘“pomes’’ which have Hamilton E Smith, of Philidelphia, Pa —For Trustees Georgetown Burlding Assoo at 4 i ir » | containing about twenty ao DYSPEPSIA CRACKERS, Dry Goods Store, No. 348 7 met the public eye and found admirers while | improved washing machine ocd; evtds WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. | the junccon of the V ¥ ILOT BREAD and Sify BISCUIT, (Successor to K. yatt } i = — —— — ‘road and turapike, a short distance from the | bew articles inthe market, and sold only by ». S.—A large assortment of SHAWLS and in their transient newspaper state, are here to | , ©. &- Stevenson, of Charlestown, Mass RARD & BUCKEY: Georgetown. | ils tenabure depot. ‘The improvements ares nent | yg! Hew arth SNNEDY & PUGH, RIBBONS oonstantly on bond. ‘00 18 bed ' ’ rf tepraved Machine for drawing bults , ‘.—By virtueofadeesoftrust tinee dwe'ling and other out houses. ; re 508 7th stre LOTHING AT REDUCED PRI found grown into a book, and giving a speci- Phos. Xcewait, of Philadelphia, Pa —For tin dated June ® 1855, we will dis well adapted to tha growth of vexe 00 18 eo2w ext door to Odd Fellows’ Ha’ Cc "A Rare Opportunity for 2 men of how much silliness may ride into pop- | Provement in applying power to the cranks of VESDAY, the Sthday of 0 o,nad fs te e8 Poet opie h adeviegh HU FLOWER GARDEN, ” Having opened an establishment a, nod i Eines oye te “ = Si Duane stre e ex - ularity on the back o two ge i bier Sh0m nae oe near it. 5 ad nih Street, Lsiand, city, No. 164 1 = pul poss pans rine oat ee — snap oe ntl ply s w asbington, D. © —For ining at the end of 32 feet 6 mehes on Esq ,at the res HUGHES, Landscape Garde es oS cena uerion par own mest = Ly Sd J y that D se who like even this tae 1 ¥ —For | the fret ine of Lot No. nine.(}in Holmeads adae, nrg depot, EW: atthe Cap- | WILLA vite the public to see hus collec. | our present rock of Ready Made Clothing now im kind of pepper to season the general feast set araven 2 A raps a Pain ¥ wie tion to ‘ orgetwon, and running, thence with the Lal, Washington 00 19- cot) Florist. begs nte the, public Upwards of 4.000 | store et erentin neleeed erie fon a x impro; vat in machinery, for pearting, polish- | north side of Bridge street east eet to Rober ; a at ; ono Ses for an entire new stook. before the readers of a newspaper, will care for | ing, »nd tinisting rle- Buller’s brick house. at the and ¢ said first | ft Gees edad aoe oes p97 fd Adaet AN be i b nts, warrsated on their own roots, and true make room for #0 large a dish of the article. However, a} Allen B. Wilson, of Waterbury, Conn.—For | thence north and parailel to Montgomery street me. ‘@ therefore shail offer inducements. feet, thence west and prrallel to Bridge street 23 | 8Ubscribers are authorized t 0 Th book's a book,”’ the public is a vast body, and Improvement in apparatus for ene: Y to ¢ proprietor recommends early fall planting, | chasers never witnessed in this city. Our » parts of Lots No. Sand 4, in Square No. f ddie of October to the middie of Novem- | tonow sell and toask an early call, that pw John Wilkins, of Troy, N sreat 130 fost to the baptaene ee ieee RROuMALY | Sek premuismeat yok cote Ne. Sand 4, in! Benare, Ro. Goriac eects proceoces on cakes teen may have the benefit of making their selestione f we have no doubt that there are persons who | m-nt in apparatus fo, cooling worts. eee es ee DansmninG with es tomprone;, 92 7- Fcmuay ses oe were nik improvements, eon- Has on nand fine Plants f Pace or cake: One-third of the purchase money | sitting ofa nearly new three-story Brick Houre, | pariors or private greenhou to be paid in cash. and the residue in two eque!l in- | With basement and two story back building, con- Bouquets made to orde: find use for “K.N. Pepper and other Condi- ‘Tarner Williams, of Providence, R.1_—For ments." The book deserves purchasers tor improved window stop. eady Made Clothing to be found this side of New 4 cut Flowers oon- ork. WALL. STEPH INS & CO. winter, biooming, for | one of the largest and most mins stocks of A f ‘saz venu Ross Winans and ‘Thos Winans, of Baltimore, stalments ata i9 months, with interest, to be Be. taining J2rooms. Gi s fixtares throurhout ; ‘water stantly on hand, at meneings ieee 00 14-eo2w ae Re i i i a aoe, if . rr eu Shou e purcha: atl to Ou y 2 : P. = he excellent style in which the publishers have nian Wine Winans. of Baltimore, | terme of suleinons week after ale the property | "Srse house's built in the most superior manner, | FURNITURE REPA AND VARNISHED. | FYINE HAVANA CIGARS. gotten it up. Md —For improvement in steam veeacia mecne resold arate cont sad 7 om afterone week's with !4-inch walls throughout, and is Ger pup Sofas. Chi ree » Fe covered, and packing Fur- t opening an invoice of fine HAVANA ClI- Davesronz Dexx; A Man of our Day. By Chas. | Ross Winans and Thos. Winans, of Baltimore, | BOtce. FERDIFAND W. RISQUE, | situated. fronting on a.stree*, an avenue anda pub- | pitureattended to oy JAMES WILLIAMS, — | GARS, comprising the most selent brands, viz: La fever. Vol I. With Illustrations by Phiz | Md.—For improvement in construction of vocg Trustees Georgetows Building Association, | loreservation. Title indispateble, | No, 512 7th strest,id floor, | Gramdina, Ls Chaohues. La Prinojpe d'daims, Tee eed I7t, Philads., Peterson & Brothers “tose WW @ Thos. Wi f Balti RE BUREN Auette_ | oe2t-cost_Auction & Gomminsion Mercbauis, Sit orisiial notte all odeaenter Weed ae ysis, acveral anaes of te Get Chewing Tobacco This neatly printed volume is the first instal- ee we. Winans, of Baltimore ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtne of 8 writs of RN 7) DOMS FOR RENT.—The | their original lustre all articles o Sle be Bark | knownto thetcade. Fer | sent i tok om, of stl ich nected | Steen nt common ot MARTRALS BALE Bitte of Gitmtaror | Kyondenren Moray tty, the mommies | ied as Batre ttt eh tna ae | Mecesat SBE ON a Beau. “4 ”, -, ~_ | the Cireuit Court istrict 0. mbia fe sd by A. Butlet,on F street, | & Bro , i — * = iN. much attention while it was passing through a} Ssmuel 8. Young, of Eaton, Ohio —tor im- | {te county of \Weahington,and to me dened | direc dare Oust orieis ae baw rks we ory of the buildme | [COR LADIES, MISSES, AND CHIL Portion of the periodical press. The hero is ape secre eth, et i * Ton e aoased 29 Of ald count on MONDAY. coe “payed missle aacie iecioues No Sa 7th street, Zf by 69 fer se 18 SA WIE Spring and Summer GAITERS, fs a aigi Ferrari Cor! +o jorence, Tuscany, | Court rou loor ’ bot) * | and parlors are airy and sul for sin ee ~ — Coo OOTS E #aid to be drawn after the model of the noto- | and Vincent Raitt!, of the duchy of Modena z the Int day of November, 1858, at 12 o’olocy m. | Or ine ‘Terms reasonable. Inquire as S.J. BURGHALTER — ait = sizes for cost from i Sadli aes it | fignors to Luigi Ferrari Corbell: aforesaid —For | the following desoried property, to wit: Lots Nos. | °T,¢ MRS. CG. A. L Respect Pils interns the ieiits of Wash- : tious John Sadlier, who also sits his portrait improvement in manufacture of aluminum and | 4824 b Na, i4,origical Lots Nos 1,2. 3, 0 as the Mr. Merdle of Chas. Dickens’s Little t calomel. Lucius H. Gibbs, of New York, N_Y., assign- or to the Gibbs Arms Company, of said New York —For improvement in Patching balls for breach-loading rifles. : one month, to reduce my stogk. and 4,1n Square No. 144, east 40 feet of Lot No. | q7ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE ington and peemigpenp ning crmnyed eg lh ee Mar Es SAN" . OVER". 2,in Square No. 147, beginning at the southwest edie Ge her Instructions on the Piano. Sh ns tron rofiogiy thon and Trank Store, corner Coho? ona ranies het gene psa ty Melons known asthe Bakers situatedan thosoeth sideof the vents, and aun give thabeat telecansen. Che. us gar oO thence north 120 feet to the rear of said lot, thence | annie the Alexandria Aqueduct, tor 5 ; a - She as ver i sront 00 lost, nal tnomies beeih Tas fect o Tae peee Che whet Chto erate reanets together with | Zeulaily desirous to obtains few more pup beginning, together with all and singular the im- Dorritt. The conclusion will be published ina short time, and few who Perused this volume but will await it with intense interest. 3 st te. Y ou cas srocre sent these beautiful styles of ts thereon, in the city of Washington, D, | t2,7!¥ers the tow-path being included in this prop- ety comi miontious: muy be Ieft at Mr. Metze PICTUR taken bn SANDS. for ths los pas , ents on, city of W . D. # ~ re § . NO. in. avenue, orat Mrs, Scents 5 Covarsuir axp Mataimony, With otherSketch- | _R- Hart, of Washington county, uso, BS: | Go serzed and levied upon ae the property of ches: | Ee, Rakery has a front of 64 {oat on the Canal | fits Musio Store, tyo. 377 Fenn. avenue, or cine aclecienel tae abies akon et toon €s and Experiences in Social Life. By Robert pi tepadbeacere ei of Marietta, Ohio.— | Yan Patten, and wil droid togatisty Jadicrsis | and controls 9 inches of water for driving its ma- 802% eolm* Pissskereanged SOR See ERY, pense Pp. 503. Philadelphia: Peter- | “Grandin Hot, n, of New York, N.Y , as- term, as Pairo & Nourse, John K. Kendall. Jon th property for. Bakery or Coa! Yard 18 not LOxessor orn daily OVSTERS g “Gres a mae - i i iiman. 10) + Jno, b e istriot. i) seagon Uy, pe! ' —_——$—$——$—— ere are few books i ark For taped Jolin Menzell, of said New | W, ‘Thompson Briel: Ward, and Michael | “YAfso.n Wood and Coal Yard now inthe occupancy | p4jprenent season, daily, OVSTERS meee -- ___o9p0. Contre There are few book: that have issued from York —For improved bureau bedstead ry co. A . e ‘ 7 y ‘.¥ Kelly vs.Chi Van Patten. 5 of Hurty & Orme and Mr. Barron. This property | same day. ‘Restaurant: Wishing to be ALL, STEPHENS & "se a the prolific press of our country during the Joxee Johnson, of New Y ok N Y., an W.. SELDEN, Marshal has a front of 12) feet on the Canal and 12% feet on supplied by the barrei wil! eae ‘of}|on No Penn, Avenus. past ten years, that deserve a more cordial re- | '° Jone pee Ce net sald Hew y ork — 007-ts forthe District of Columbia. _ | the west side of Green etrest, and 18 a8 enay of ac 5K. BY SCHY yARZE, | aiace BOYS’ AND YOUTHS READY-MADE * impro' net com ° - Dea i. i * ception than the unpretending series of familiar “Caleb Rider, of t emeoth. Macs, iatignat tol N SALE.—In virtue ofa writ of fie Fea hap Reel penpals See Jorner of 12th and E streets, teck of For Scholl and Dress Wear. P P ng 5 o Georges F. MiLewthhn “Ban "Saas Wor ed jrom the Clerk’s office of the *Thealive roperty will be offered on liberal terms iv D-antf Kirkwood House. Parente and guardians weshns to furnish oe eseays before us. The eubjects treated of are een ries Sop ’ Cirowt Comet Fer et ok Columbia: tor the] Appiy to THOMAS BROVEN 1s We street, | —'¥ SS aanae obiidren and wards with Schoo} end Conlege Om its common. The book deals in plain way with | "Amos W Sangster, of Bellalo, NY p2ssianor | osc to public ane for Chae ie eee ex Georgetown: orto. T. BROWN, Pa watt ‘ “AUCTIONEERS. for the goming season. are inv: —— matters that interest every one, and the author | to Victor M. Rice, Joel Thayer, James Sangster, | house door of said county, on MONDAY. the faith comer of ae reeen: 2S. and Elizs Rennington, of said Buttalo.—For im- provement in sewing machines. tensive variety of — | have on hand. at their large and spacious ware. | present larce BOVE CLOTHING. . at the corner of C street,, out their children of all hid brings to their treatment good sense, kindly rooms, at the co! where they can ht ow Ree day of Novem)er, 1353, at 12 o'clock m., the follow - —>= feelings, extensive and varied experience. The ing desoribed property, to wit: All deiendant’s right, 9 ELEY ENTH STREET A194 Louisrana avenue, and 9th stree! cf . With every desoriptien 0} - Milton D. Whipple, of Charlestown, Mase., | tit fo, came, Gud interest in and Se hake: sebdivi- ceca Pa.crenweand E street, 49 in the rear of ou Buction room Papel peemecntlint oh a “9 ots Ly oO. being Lots Nor + 2, 3, 4,5, — = ounsig! 2 e-says remind one of Franklin, and though srrgnoeco Auted BF Ely: of Banton, Nat —For | ina 6,0f said oubdivision, aod of one ‘Square No: NEW UPHOLSTERY. tne pr q se a ®). rate prices. tensive stock of Rosewood. Wainut and Mahogany | &t very mode ALL STEPHENS & CO. 3 ‘ bei i , &c., upholstered, covered . Marble-top anc Pisin Cottage Sets, Heir . ‘i mi ‘and 0th ste. sto No, fer rathe steer Washterton: Dee bg a foes sid Saee Ma with a large variety of ai] | Su25-tf _ No. 322 Pa. av.. bet. Sth they have nothing in common with the pithy | Milton D. Whipple. of Charlestown, Mass., | 8, and recovered. and Shuck Mattres ogether with all and singular the improvements hades, Window Curtains, Drapery, &c., out, tog SI ebrewduess of poor Richard, except the strong | assiznor to Alfied B. Ely, of Boston, Mass.—For Kinds of Furniture ne in part — A. EF ER&t BLEEDER i ing 7 « the property of t t up. Wainut and Mahorany Sofas and Tete a-Tete, + CUPPER, LEECH common sense that underlies both, we fancy | {DProvement in machinery for fulling cloth in Gere Vorecand ool ie ala te ee Tone wear heces noes tad pid) out. wade:and pal down. Mahorany and Walnut Parior and Rocking Chinirs, Remidence—No; 6 Magschusetis avenue, i F i i No 404, to October term, 1253, in favor of Robert H. cand Spring Mattres: made. Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Marbie-top Ta- between Six Seventh that few who treasure the wise saws of the old Milton D. Whipple, of Charlestown, Mass., Galiaher use, of Chilton & I.intor. Old Farnitue repaired, ished, bier, Rar 8 a Played in thie vole Tet aie | aetimprosement fn methine ee eaettig | soma erie Dae tela, | filwer mmol ed edt pont Watnse;Mietogaers Martie top nd Pun Bureaus | Rave'argeGarcebere,” 3: 8, Stone i oo 8i-dts os - bis = prices. +Ho 2 ‘nut, Mahogany, Marbie- A. G. - played in this volume. cotton a RAHA RB Toe | tr 494 Lith street. | Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Reokers, £0., aod in m. R. Rutta. M. D.. Mx Lapy Levtow—A Novel. By Mrs. Gas-| _ Rrisswes —George C bot ta esis tiee Miter tentheain ce FOR GENTLEMEN. ruje-top and Pisin Cottage Sets, in great variety | @TOVE POLISH. | oo ower oF ROM. kell; paper, pp. 77. New York, Harper & | N. Y., avsiguee of Charles N. Lewis, of sai Cirouit Court of the District of Columbia for the UILTED BOTTOM SOLE BOOTS. Morije-tap ani . ents Rust, Brother; Washington, for sale by Taylor & soont te te epics one ‘Seed Fock county of Washin ton and to me directed, [stall } VIL TE D- BOTTOM SOLE BOOTS. saprain ane a Carpets, Oileloth, , ; — ’ 7 : ‘ t ale, for CasH, in front ofthe Cour! ust receiv . Pe SR’S, © - es, ween & Raven's crnesnaren Srexcunsin | "EI? 2 hae door of aid eonnt {geeARURDAY theig'h 0625 Tron tint, Pa. av. bet: sthand loth ate. | Welnutend rites Deke, Wootetsan A and with meet rapbiog it produces 8 more bnilient ns Ds s i pe 2. t + 658, at 120’clock m.. the followi - ——- . 4 : : “4 2 the Ualted States Senate, and Mr. Foot's of | ,qsamuel,R. Jones, of Y for falitoad care, Dated | teeta eee ee eee ea teste ie right’ s FOR GENTLEMEN, Mahogany aud Walnut Marb.e topand Plain Waeh Poan faameny other SING & BURCHELL, January, 153); also, Daniel Webster's Speech | Aung ath ‘ ; title, claim and interest in and to Lot No. three, | SCOTCH SOLE BOOTS With areat variety of House furmahirgarticles, | F°% corner 15th st-and Vermont avenue. i ee a a a ne cob eww __Neorasof Pav anehet. | Cox wissio nth, SUTARY fuBhc. > Fe a 7 2 ¢ 7 A ington, for sale by Joseph Shillington. Additional Improvement —James R. Speer, of | Kies, aud wiil be sold to satialy Fadsois) No.si,to] (OKE FOR SALE, UTTER, SYRUP, MACKEREL— will give prompt attention toany business entrusted Tue —— ae ex. or the Mysterie< of a Pittsburg, Pa—For improvement in metallic | Octo ir, 1857, John Was s. Edmund Riley: aR n and Glades Butter. i do. Life. ByG W.M Reynolds. Philadel. hoops for fastening cotton bales. Dated Decem- HOOVE A large quantity of rior COKE now for sai kees “pot phia, Peterson & Brother; Paper, pp. 239. vf to him. J.D. ‘ rering’s best Steam Refined @yrup, pie. examined, Deeds, &o., drawn. ber I, Is Fate Marshal for the District of Columbia, | Price right oents ene hed cape utoee cieeat 5 bbls. new No.1 Mackerel, Offoe—No. 52" Seventh street, opposite National Tre Democriric Ack. Statesmanship, Scl- TG a a ea aces as 00 19-td the Gas Light Company. | J. F. BROWN, Just tocsived aad for 99 OL ny & PUGH. Intellizenoer office. ss ence, Art, Literature, and Progress. Edited IGNORAMUS. Ay pepe Cala | seit at Fo fh ed 00 3-lw Seoretary in Charge. oh: - 508 Tth street. Has ca oe fey | iy bine Cas Fi : by C. Edwards Lester, October, 1838 Ponraher ficat the egg or tue hen? Cirouit Court of the District of Columma for the ] WISHALL GENTLEMEN TO BEAR IN| Do aucnwananace~SCSCSCSCS Fis COPPER Ti and SHE “IRON BOE Tux Depcey Ossxavatony ano tue Sctun- elt me, I pray you, ye learned men : county of Washington, and to me directed, I shall that the plin whien I adopted 35 kegs choice GLADE BUTTER NESS in the Philharmonic on D TiFic CoUNCtL. Statement of the Trustees FIRST SCRIBE. expose to public saic, for Casu, in front of the ears ago, of selling HATS and 2,000 pounds Frost New York BUCK WHEAT, | street sout botergen lith and I°th streets, nex: o 173; Albany, Van Beathuyxen ‘The hen was frst, or whence the egg? Court house door of said county, at 12 o'clock | BUOTS at greatly reduced Prices. si new PICKL the Star Ofhee. Will be pleased to have & = 7e er 3 y < Give us Lo more of your doubts, 1 beg. m-, on SATURDAY, the I3th day of November, | for cash, i apes Tobatrels No. 1 REL, e atronage Of hus fellow-citizens, | 4) “diepaton Tux Attaxtic Moxtury October, 1-53. Bos- SECOND SCBIBE. 1858, the following described Property, to wit: Ail sell the vi 5B do ‘0.3 trusted to his osre will — his ton, Phillips, Sampson & Co ‘The exe was first, or whence the hen? defendant's right, title, claim and interest in and to | in the Iatest New Yor 135 do. ALE s. ness, a8 he has the best of wor! Tux American M » September, 1955 Tell me how 1: could come, and wh-+:? Lot No. fourteen, (i4,)in Square No. four hundred | $3.50 to $2.0, ani the alts 150 reams w RAP! G PAPER, employ. oben New York, Bryan’ ton IGNORAMUS and five. (405,) together with ali and singular the im- | Dress Boots at $3.75 and the best 3,000 pounds HAKE 5 Give him a call. _ ane : in A bg for your learning: tis fadge, I trow! provements thereon, in the city of Washington, 1). | Caif skin Gaiters at $2.5). Over ten thoussd gen app ae TANOS, Nowand Old.for anle or hire upen low a nna hn Aiuctthe than neemanee. jorgeized and levied upon as the property. of Win, | tlemen have tried thon, And they renee te aden Ay . NOS, Now and Old. for ealo.cs ‘carefal OY, Beare ae tecomiug quite pleaty in the] Uf y--y onu’e o lenmned ; ‘T.’Stewart, and will be noid to satiaiy Judicial No: | the bent goods of the kind tase eho pee ea terms i northern part of Michizin ‘Whether wee Bact chee antl kan? 3, to October rerm, 1856, Jona 5, Morgan va. Wa, 10e. Boot makers sup; CARD. {J~ The military asyiu-n at Harrodsburg, Ky , eee ea Tee D. HOOVER 0. has been discontinued ‘ woue ly red, &o. Great bargaing ONE , . % & 7 . ER: NG CLOTHS | ' Fopet 0} “Tate Marshal for the Diatriotot Goluatia, | Biota atta to otent bad denen F AM ES eM ER ES bf THES SRD: ot | Ze EXTRACTS, al ——_ ———__—eee@-—___ o019-dta NTHONY, 7th street, vi tok jegesortment of Ly at ME, with bis daughter for Fenmcaneeo" ™*™™ | y HI A dinner wan given to Gov. Denver, of | 34 RaBALIW BALECIP SIGUE OT SO ~___Aceot forthe Manutsorure._ | cOW#s' tna Casi REG, dosing more ax | Lair i, atzoet, = Jnst., with his daughter for Tennessee. Kansas, by a hundred citizens of Leavenworth on N fieri fncins issued from t i y, s' ———— tTLEMEN é 107™ It bs said that the Benicia boy's father bet | the 13th instant. Cireuit Court of the Disiriet bis house and lot op the result of the prize fight. County of Washington, [7 Gov. Buckingbam, of Connecticut, has set magn aah Mpa ween | eee Weetorag ae oa rand SEER or shrinking, ferwcp stom miss omg s iG WA’ 1 ft the 25th day of N t pose to pudlic sale for air of the Court _— 85 Louisiana avenue. eee rein 7 would | for those : % Lata county, N.Y st0'the acpi ot 1 eR | Serene Suh day of No giving in that Sate, 2 | House door o TA ALE eA B2OMS. BucKers, to. ine by te Zed io look the tind Aina ety wih oe wae ee — Tragiay appt ae Re | wll Pte whee indteaial turn al eee ore, | Ba deae tan eens cna eivegte gaeoe es | LARTER, DEAIBBEALTBO Sn ese the stngalarly Inappropriate name of Ruffin. room in New York dur! tied i Not ion, wth a 20 nests Cedar Tubs. er a S & CO. noe pant Lt dS ; ve a good dinner, gratis, west part of Jot No. square No. 756, wi! 15 nests ALL, STEPHEN * _—____—_____—___ Valet haves seam Breengine | mewtts | FT fhe Democratic candi Wavfnt the rencor ners iiee of tau tae ealbr | ip mente Bras fonad Riera, wreme__ Selim ree, ap NRSRAG Mines WORCMELC. M e were. ingular the zve:nenta thereon, in a SE © @ B ‘avempe and Ist gf. IZ, Be Boston Potice are now dressed in new | he Fourth f Ix Matwe —We learn that Me. The Cy'at ate re levied | Just soiree ee m ORE NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN | *2.5,° 8% serine Voom pa =! = Somes, member ress elect from the first | upon as the rts of V . BA JR & SEMMKS, R, Mrrcnawe Taito. No. 488 7th VAN CA . DENTI t'J~ Mary Morphy, a native of Ireizad, died at . Suspended business jast week — be so'd to La 8 No. 477 to ¢ 21 6t. 1 ontenua aveuns, . J BSTERR, x with © ! oe Nene ee atau | earls Se Hae Soviet othe ass | Nasr CNP BUEN rn 100 nook BOCK Wauny,, 5 1 | Miptattess taenrerore home fags | es csaw mts ant tated A Gin rf 4 the Spanish iedies bas not | ford. and one or two ot! * out of the State i istrict of Columbia. Pb ‘ <node tate ee They actually | with which he did business, secured themselves | ct 2\ dts Bow Rises - Twenty fiv bare ulied newest invites his Qustomers | toe. oo ie etal” | Fen 0 pape Sedans Cea | Fosmee FON GLEE GH RENTopseoee™ | Pee Toe acto aeagy gts BUS eS repens vee lies Sees RR rad a ir 2 i i we ere ; } medhees a ame ele Gm g have since aien morigages.—Pertiand drguse™ |S Sr iatamamameenre EELISs, wo Teh wucaet, inaaner tad st Cd 00 19-e02w vee