Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1859, Page 3

poCAL NAVs. emPtion Dat of the as- = \ . = A = a ee eS TT eaders are , the 3 = cP HIS ARTE 0 On this day ieaip bbs teacnen swe trees te LARy wavCTION Hi ~ ads DEROW 1 —— SER OL BREUER OIE, Ly — eye Dat Stax will-be punetually sent i cates of our eitizena during their absence ‘ ‘earliest mail happy aft 4 7 bh By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. . ADD! at any of ROSH ee was above all the most Baly, and the mee piteione ouenie yar bt * PMs Roi vE AND NDA the ioe dretval of the Yesaes “= tas coda he pee cencntes | PPtareng' el harem btn sal salt Bantu a patio et | ovnw vere atin emer {nto heaven, where she ie clevated above anges | 21 WALL & 1 BARNARD. Auste._ | fort on th atteet next tothe corsers at ner sd tan oa teas teetnpneee Liverpool, with dates homage ‘ ud ol t he uare 4 , s The London from’ all tras believer : This anniver was Bosra; YAR MORES PRESSES, spprovements, eh ‘are “a Brame eset con “me see rected by her contain, however, much AN ER terest 5 jrors.—Westerday, the churches were well | 47m-sh, Rev. M High Mass 6 Retaerors.— * mshouse —Rev, Mr. A nats for oie cash; balance in S28 Ex-President Pierce has clock. we will seil. +4 a: interest from the pool, en rowrr for the Lake district ie - Rogers by - | Was celebrated at 10% o'clock a. m., and an ex- | 0S ¢ A dood given and a " he fied, considering the large mumber of church | day from Isaiah, 65th chapter’ Ine verse) ITH, fellent iscourse. wot preached hy. Hey.” Dr. | iith streets: somth al Peaseon vallthe Book hind: | Aw ed iw CRBENTAwet Pte Batl of Sinton’ ftather-inanw of Lord foes sender ont of the city. every one that thirsteth come’ ye to the waters; | O'Toole. The choir attached to theclarch pee. | it otting Pre cemnets Loula, &9.. comprising — By J. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, _ | Ruaseil, is dead. “raja Seiten eter teva | pn, come by in ad ik laa nets | BAe eee ee pean | eth ering eens Pree et Ble, | SP Gea RE $60 atone Suse meremesuibe tae coer Ee sie ‘4 = i. Hy he CE! S pao pecached fromn fi aha Tate the | with t peice tbe freenea eet the Copel wn was | Glorfosa = alsa ‘performed by the | Melon Cutting Machine, in good order, Aver ESBAY MORNING, Aue tah ag acrious strikes were occurring is that ; but he that doeth the will of 5 y Pt a, . Iron Safe, ae pe, it eton Reome, we | their hours of labor. x ngdom of Oech te in heaven; Matthew 7, 21. wr gecesi = Tne Younc Mxn’s Cunistian Assoctation | >50ve% Rolie and ot et prsall a Pai ve sapere ered ou aa companies were demanding ine wy peaker proceeded to show that religion con- will have a public meeting at their Rooms, oppo. {ae Mules, three and four years old. thoronghiy for some time London was pong something more thar orthedoxy or emo- site Browns’ Hotel, this evenin , to receive! the apomeerinn ALL & BARNAED, Ayste, WALD & BARNARD. Ayots, broken. kind aad gentle, And will work in single | i” total darkness {ct_there must be a manifestation of the ving reports of their delcgates to the Troy Convention, | mere or double harness, and believed to be es fine re ‘h areexpected to be u a Enxctanp. ir in ever -, plein tes Tes erciemoen Aopen wore extremely interesting. FOR RENT AWD SALE. Aiea ae Tas tergs oe heath ongcae nase | boltee teas taunts: We nee “\inexpeetedly to the preacher—who pointed ‘Tue Associatep Pargr-HANcERs propose OR RENT—A four-story and cellar BRICK | ~ “v.¢ne Sue large grey family amy Merse | recently placed tn the hands of era wee! 4 ca peitution and all similar benevolent insti- | Pouce Matrens.—Before Justice Williams.— give a grand perenne aera Die nic A F Woodsen? 13th street, between Pa _avenueand peer: Hg conned. ao pg gene wo tants pate oon Wasbington, in which pee 4 ons, a6 the true and legitimate evidences of | Eliza Dorit was arrested in the act of cursing and | morrow at Arlington Springs. time is | Dstrert Inquire next door of R. H. WILLET. | months, with PAS ee aR ertoreed notes, | the United States Government has resolved to oner life. They were evidences not only of swearing in the public strect, and was fined $1.94. | anticipated, and will no doubt be ph vraah po ee _ful2-d JAS. C.’MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. | abandon privatcering in word, but in deed also. P. Jouvenal was warranted, c od with hey. Fx SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES *e ARSHAL’S SALE.—In vi ration respecting thi °F the evening, he preached a missionary ser- : : » charg It 18 Qurre 8 common observation that consump- Retail Tobacconist, situated in m pubiie pect J tokens lowed fonstie Cler! agreed upon at the Congress of Paris in 1556.” fom the words—And the Rospel of the | ing sold liquor without a license. The investiga- | tion is the chief c: rae of this climate, preying upon, aoe eo Nl be old below cost, ti tigtor | Cirouit Courtofthe District of Column A letter from Frankfort on the Maine, states that .gdom shall be preached in all the world for | tion led to Mr. Jouvenal being fined #20 and costs. gidand you pent sosttering wide.y its shafts of | wishing toleave Washington. Inquire Re Star | county of Washi and to me directed, 4 will | Count de Chamberd bad arrived there from the Seness unto all nations—and then shall the end Eliza Jane Fisher was ¢ ed with being dis- er ene jut all who have aoe Saried thro’ ou 13 St" _ | expose to pubpe rele, for cash, in front of the Court | Heene, and that it is intended to bold a conference ve,’ Matthew 24, 14. The speaker briefly de- | orderly, and with cursing swearing in the | tin of the tat ae oF eet eee Any Por | YOR SALE OR RENT, IN GEORGETOWN | Fuse Gor Det DOXE 1 at TEA he 16th | of the Lezitimistsat Wiesbaden during the monte the sospel, and showed that It was heavy: | Norinc ty Liberties police district; fined $3.93. | Load that thers io a trea eg mat have no | BA two-stars BRIGN HOUSE oe eo lowing described property, torwit cAW treo” | of August pres-ribed method to disseminate the 1 | | Kate Noonan, accused of being uproarious, among Americans than consumption. Day after 1s spon, ard @ wood cals, w a 8 Food. aD OF ant’s Tight, title, claim med z > _The Patcie contradicts the report that Prince ch the agency of the Living her. He. | fined $8.23. Por rain eeely shaking, as with e nervous | To tn a word, Ao eee Aad milly houses pact of oizinal Lot No. 2,1 Napoleon has been charged with a mission to Vi- ‘wed vise that this promise in the text would re | Elliott was found drunk and merece oF rendered delirious with fever. Most of them genteel family. 6 house is located on Frederick | (eet on H. street north, ‘and tx enna foltiled. and that the signs of the times were | and when taken by the Charlies asserted his right gles = frase, Koons ae ive that | street, Rear tha Catholic Church. For farther par Sommencing at s point 75{ eet Linch from thesouth- | in the House of Lords, Lord Stanley had called csiy‘nurmoontable were being removed; | trae dileed with Perty, whe was ined Gocke | Gesisoete int itatol Peover wut” Kenn’ Pas | Grune and eran apy we RICHD BEETLE, Gor, | seat corset of ahd ngunres ant rusting" iones | lee Monte ord, Lond staney bad called arently insurmountable were being removed; | trate differed with Perry, who was fined $2.:4. discoverer of a remedy for this evil inust and should | 1 24.and Market streets, Georgetown, D, C, on aline with said H street 25 feet.thencesonthy on | °f British salt into China, stating the supply of tons the mest remote are being brought in - Thomas Curtis was ci with forgetting his be considered a public benefactor, and Dr. J. Hos | %213-3t* hi conaw | elite With said Lith street 98 feet to said H street, | *tit to a population of three hundred millions had t by treaties and commerce; that wars were | dignity so far as to make use of un: tlemanly | tetter’s Bitters iaa remedy, we know from persoral OR RENT. ory BRICK HOUSE, | and thence east on said H street 25 teet to the piace | hitherte & monopoly in the hands of the Chi- ved for the extension of the gospel. The | language in a public thoroughfare; fined $1.93: trial. te by Di ss with 8 rooms, on | street, between 6th and 7th, | of beginning, cont ~? 2.450 square feet, more or | nese. and be concluded by asking what steps hed wecker read several inaportant and interesting | Before Justice Barnaclo.—Catharine Adams and even y Druggists and dealers soneraily, e¢: Inquire at No, 327 9th street, between L and M. ies inthe city of hed ashington D. C., together with | been taken to introduce it t\irwts to show the happy results of the recent | Mary Denioes (colored,) were - i Et ae ad ie, and lev ed upon an the propertyrof Seeel ht Kee _ im the House of Commons, on the ist, a tesolu- ‘ars in Europe—that the war in the Crimea bad | rants issued by Justice Barnaclo, on the oath of | Saxrorn's Liven Ttholnaggareoteonel: | FP ORVRENT_A two-story BRICK DWEL- | and will be sold to nates dedi Noe Macey | tion enabling the Government to miles th the eee s verty of conscience for twelve millions | Ellen Baden, who charged them with stealing has proven that diseases the Inpgy are not general. LING HOUSE, pleasantly mtuated on Mth st., S48, to Ootrber term, 13°, in favor of Wm. T. Dove, | Kingdom for the Government of India, five the Ottoman Empire, and through | dresses and other female apparel from her. The aces bre tes mption, but a debilitated | between Rand, Will be for rent after the 15th oF | ueé of Phomas Bee Seo. Poo, dr ‘Hons of Mohammedans in the Turk- | evidence being of an extremely dubious nature, | #2 %tem, caused by Fee hese ce ne ee liver, ve . Ste illion pa to fe i g rth hyde ¢ Auguat, Tota a per month. Inquire above of | H. C. Stewart, and the: otheral Fron: Pland a cat your oenuguenen. ie ywinions—that the war fn Italy, which has | the defendants'were die-h: disonece catteed by ech meee eet or throw off | JUSEPH P. SMITH. 2, e tween Sand f. aul | na. Staiey.by their next friend Asbury | loyd diseases caused by cold and irritation, leaving the a | one al oe. Jr., > * 7 Prance. din the dispoxsession of Austria of Lom- | The complainant was then arrested on a charge | Junge at the meres af one hee beoduse the liver Fe8 RENT OR EASE—A small FARM, Moke % Rae hed of Be Stowe i Tone! ‘The Times correspondent says that Count de -basopeued the way for the dissemination | of stealing gold breas:pin from Washington | has incapamtates them trom Lad pel mpd 3 pe ih BP pi dag rad a pt hesteck tack W. SELDEN Persigny has left Paris on bis return to London wigciom of the tarmon as colloctoy. wee | pougherty. This time the evidence took a dif. | eaetion of throwing off diseannd matter causal by | ood coantey dwelt face-houre: &c.; waterabuns | 33 22-ta forthe District of Columba, | The Minister of War bas ad an order to concinsion of the sermon a collection was | ferent turn, and Miss Ellen was committed to jail ~ Re vagt pe pbbmclg ets trom N art) tee lives: | Gaut une oft: eat house; plenty of fruit-trees, | ———— Sate Saree rena ——= | all colonels of reziments to send home ali soldiers hken up toaid the society in connection with | to await trial before the Criminal Court. slight di Oftheluage. Ne ‘Berms moderate. Apply to WAL ANDERSON: FUTURE DAYS. whose absence has been recalled after a tuis church in promoting missionary operations. Before Justice Clark.—Jas. A.W ise was charged | * There ts not 1m tho ‘world’ better liver remedy, t the Treasury rtment, or No. 189 13th - tion of warwith Anstria. and likewise all entitled Ryland Chapel_—Rev. Sam’! Rogers discoursed | with occupying a stall in the Centre Market,with- | or a cure for debilutated system, than Dr. Sanford’s nd he ___ aw 12-3t By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, from the 20th aud 2ist verses of the 3d chapter, Ist | out having first obtained a license therefor. He | Invigorator, for it has boon Baily Cheat in by services to leave of absence for six months, so jon. The speaker procceded to show that a | was examined and the charge dismissed. exended practice, till its resuits are fully k at. ry ‘TOR LEASE FORA TERM OF QUSEHOLD axo KITCHEN FURNITURE, | they may be at the disposal of farmers who tesa! F Y TAKS hat Poop ploo RE = — a 1 Ged condemn or acquit. The objections | theft; security for father hearing. Jas. Gladinon & to this doe vine were here navel to and fully | disorderly; tine and costs, ee George Miller, fold by all re 1_pieoe of property now Piano Forte. &c., at Avcrion.—On THU thei for the harvest ry and now it is offered as 2 tried remedy, and ” wr , DAY, tho I?th instant, I shail xeil, at 10 o'clock ‘ t i 7 existed of ki lng what our fate should be William Stephens was accused of usin: ne i ; nown as LLAN’S «formerly Holmead’s) : 3 Sek Os. No cha ts to be noticed in the ne Cuag lfc tertienione te lengunge in the shoes, aud eae Bonk gs Sar eae ae alien onto es Mandced parker oth oe Bed aeraneh road. a few | Maat No. 10 06 street near the City Holl, an ex- | situation of France, ‘Tie ocoiae tran the agr 7 ted we are condemned of God, and if not, ——_— # Bnered eras norton public secre: it surpesees | Good Mahogany Goea Plone Bstes? cultural districts are not unfavorable, The wheat tans. 4 nage 0} “ \. 2 Ci : tcn'a, ress the rr, 1. C. or Castor ang e 5 Bs it God's rule is bis hely word. Do we act pee pays mite oe, ae ‘The most wonderful preparation known La ‘Georgetown, mee at ___ iy ®-eott_ a eeer eate-top Dressing Bureaa and Wash Poca would probably be more pro- accordance wit its teachings? If so, our con- eiteao cece clastic Curing Baldness ; ENT—A STORE ROOM on Massachus- | Mahorany, French, aud other Bedsteads, and | 4'\t¥e than was expected, and the harvest aito- = ence will not condemn us. When conscience | John Kelly, do ; $4.15; Jos. Lewis, col’d, profane Relieving Sick ; por! ‘Avenue, between 2d and Sd streets. Inquire Wardrobes, y gether will exceed that of a good ordinary year, sisolutely condemns of acquits, thus in the last | and indecent language; $1.81. A. M. Gattrell, Preventing the Hair from Failing Out ; of INO.R. ELVANS & CO., 309 Pa. avenue. Fing Damask, Merino, and white Window Cur- | 22d there will be an overplus for exportation. diy ind Producing Glossy Curls, spectable Drugcists ‘and Fancy Goods | —82 !2 cod u rE Fine Tapestrs and other Carpets and Hoarth R : sme Tee 4 3 4 lers,and by the Proprietors. Price 5 cents. ENT—A valuable GROCERY STORE 4 . UES, The Vienna correspondent of the Times says: and satisfactorily answered. The sum of all is, | profani ys $2.15. John Hazris, cold. Rol Lu Cuanixs Envxst & C0595 Maiden Lane. N v. | FORRENT fie corare cfizth and Bi sts. west, a Beddinne Stone Ware, Although Count Colleredo had on audience ef tao judging ourselves by the word of God, if our con- ‘bhomas Chase, Georgiana Chinn, W m. Gray, an i “ a — |. . nearthe canal. Itie well fitted up with shelvin; ick Mattresses, Exuperor on the 2-th, and was long closeted with sence condemn then will God condemn; if our | Amelia Martin. unlawful assemblage; $6.15 each. It will accomplish all that is claimed for st, and | counter, bias, &6., avd is the most desirable sta: ‘ers and Burners. the Foreign Minister, it is not likely he will leave conscience approve, judged by the same rule, Was; Collins, disorderly; #2 15, Soe (apa pot porbgeee fear or mourn the loss of hair if they in the city ae Sreidens, comely ane iver tra, Tables, Mathstands and Toilet Sets, for Zurich until the beginning of the ensuing ben blest immortality may be ours. The speaker | drunk and disorder! ¥; $4.15. John Hatcher. do.; ; A ‘or ter Mr. NS gh ght Stoves, Kitchen Utensiis, and many other articles, week. fapresrd upon bis Reavers scif examinetion 19615, Joseph Gooley, do.; $6.15. John Eliason, | J¢3-3m J. M. Buanstexer, 27 Broadway, N.Y Louisiana avenne, ocat the ooracr of 10th atrect which we deem unnece: Tuey should ask conscience the question, Am I | do.; $6.15. Michael Gunn, do.; $6.15. George Man’s Duzss Svurrs, es g in conformity with the law of God. If re- | Smith. col’d, fighting and throwing stones; 1.15. Men’s Business Suits, ed. believe it to be the divine monitor. it is | Clinton Smith, do; $4.15. Andrew Chase, col’d, Yourus’ Duss Surts, < . 1 may be saved and approved of God—re- | stealing; security for court. Richard Bradford, c = s ‘ouths’ Business Swits, asa friend whose voice must be heard. A | drunk, disorderly, and segitacs; workhouse sixt HILDREN’S Daass eet z nk an rs iS > colo reat impression in the Austrian financial world good conscience enabled Pani to exclaim, ‘I have | days. E J. Craige, druz vagrant; fine an Nosy Waraen & Con MS Fehcol gaits, C and D streets north, and running hack 115 feet to | SMALL = ae OUR AND LOT AND | * Count ide Bonneville will return bere as the rep- t the good fight: have finifbed my course.*’ | costs, $2.15. Seven lodgers. Store, Brown's Hotel Building, would respectfully | 87 alley 39 feet wide, "The improvements consist of | tren ane t STRERIB NORTE TOD WBN pr resentative of France. etimated. With it we | Sunday night— Edward Lancaster, colored, | gnnotnoe that their aunual display of Speine & & large Brick House, at present bringing a good | Day APTER OON, August 17th, atte wrecck Irany 1 Near the sorrows of life, consoled by the | drunk and disorderly; fine and costa, $3.15. Pat: | Summer Clothing is now ready for inspection. it | tent and has attached to it a brick stable, Angone on the promises, we shail soil parts of Loistaad 8) G i i sag 5 ok Fe . 5 y : is comprised of an assortment of Gentiemen’s and | ¢°sirous. of making a good investment is respeot- S Nu. 587, 7] pcoaribaldi has issued the following, dated Le- Christians hope: without it. we are unfit for earth | rick Ford, do; do. $3.15. Mary Ford, do.; do. Youths’ ch fhane of th orb emed-eebest den fully invited to examine this property. For tu:ther | i! Sauare No. 507, fronting 15 feet on 2d street, be. vere July 19th : sad doomed of heaven, without hope above and | $2.15. Catharine Murray, do.; do. 3.15. ‘Cor. inmaterial, trimming, end workimanahinn: ees | pariicuars apply by. letters or te veroh eae G, | Secon E and G streets north, » : : | _-‘ However political affairs may go in the darkness and despair beneath. Examine your- | nelius Jedson, do.; workhouse 90 days. The fol- | Mgnaterial, tran study oxoelloneo with economy, in BeHOTT: 85'362 north B stroci, Capitol Hill. of | Pith {hastuprovements, consisticg of a small frame s ives according to the rule of the Gospel, and | lowing held over from yesterday. i J au S-2w* au 12 STATE at FRIVATE SAL. ry to enumerate. For a time a very unfriendly feeling towards Terims: Ail sums under S25, cash; bat + | Engle Henge F ger yee 4, and 6 months, for notes satistactorily endorsed, En, ts nd has = iled here, but th of ned offer at private sale two LOTS of bearing interest, > > gy ecto ae a D, with the improvements thereon, sitaa- | 24% 12.4 _____A. GREEN, Aust. | The Emperor of French having put his te NG. gontaietne nests titer 2 a naar = = army and navy on the peace footing, has made a a eanery 9 gon en) ion vay msauare By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Anctioneers. > 9 Dwelling: house, containing 4 rooins, Also, th: circumstances. it is the duty of Italians net only - aes a anere Sommit: | trahionable articles f dress, an opportuni 4: T. MOSS, Parent Ofice. _ | Adjoining, of the same sizey which in'unimpzoved’. | not to lay down their arme aud waniheat Mee with au approving Conscience pass from this stage ; B.J. raige, workhouse 9 days. Andrew | o} ‘or selecting from the most attractive stock IVERY STABLE FOR SALE—Th ; ‘erm ne-third h; the residue in 3 and6 | agement, but to swell their ranks and show Europe { litaited enjoyment to unending pleasures above. Chase. ‘colored; jail. Clinton Smith, colored, | of Retr Made Clothing in this OTe Ot Tey” | hs stock of a Brat clase ¥ Stable, including | C2°2S: interest, srcured by adeed ia truston | that, guided by the heroic Victor Evumancer img th hy iscoursed | workhouse a oes. ae fs lait; = ae hg pee he premises, eee} Me - 4 sn tbe 10th and Huh werveat Sd chapters Eppiaie —_ Sava Your Ganppxs. inne oftored for ale nthe proncetomyer Wings; | Sued. "J.C. MoGUIRE & CO. Ancia, | MY AF rey tain 40 confront the vicimitudes Hebrews, A Race.—Yesterday afternoon, a colored man Lyon.a French Chemist, discovered an | to leave the city. ‘The location ta one of the hect an bi of war. He declares that his army is ready at any moment to continue the war.”? By A. GREEN, Ancti« . Paul's Lutheran Church —Rev. J.G. Butler, | Bamed Audrew Chase went to the house of Mrs. lant, the 1 oop wdered leaves of which is a | the city, and a rare inducement is now presented to ANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON * i ‘ 5 i te ANDSOME BU ITS Cartro. The Times’ correspondent, writing from Rome, pastor of this church, preached bis tenth anniver- | Bell on Eleventh street, and saying that he wanted | fe and all speciea linecctar hie rt | prow grianing to purchase, Addre Lae Se iH Hiv a7 Acctios.-Qu WEDNESDAY, the | says that rent dusontiatection exios foe meats sary discourse from Philippians 1, 27: «Only let | to yo to a bush meeting requested her to sell him | és perfectly to mankind and domestic ani- | > e 1 gett. in fron conversition be as becometh the i of ‘i “i sy | mats. A chuid can eatit. He has received 7 Aller & Scie toview oF ie ‘story a shirt to complete his toilet, she being a dealer in Rossin, France: England, 6 reration—his first classe, to whet, | secoud-hand clothing. Mrs. Bell at first refused, | (72M, Rustin. Franca. England, Gor the premises, até | presence of the French soldiers alone keep down & Gai Hi: 1s | general outbreak. 2 on atreat The Jesuits have been driven out of Faleuza, tween 6th and 7th | Ferli. and Ferrara. The Bologna Gazette publishes a declaration erty is handsomely located, near Mar that the provinces of Romagna bave sbaken off yr ae mpel ma) ducements the Papal yoke, never to return to it again, and ia €.12- 38 and a a wish to be annexed te Sardinia. interest from day of he Tuscan army has taken up its position be- OR SALLB OR EXCUANGE FOR CIT clock p. m., Lots A, B. C, D, pias F PROPER TY—A FARM containing 175 acres, | 874 M. in subdivision of orig horous medical colleges and aocietivs. itisa most | With dwelling and out-housss, in Montgomery | 89d Meee Sanare No. 5, frox h the i ji 3 but in order to give him an opportunity to go at | important discovery. The idea { being rid of these | county, Md, on the Frederick’ turn ike. 7 mileg | One Massachusetts avenue, me wit inexperience of a@ young | 14 consented; but while she went to get the ar- | posts in warm weather isa luxury. WWeean now | from Rookville, half mile from Middlebrooke, and fresh from the school of the prophets. to = i ear the bed bugs amen 6 miles from Canal. Jt is well watered, and in a achurch of this hitherto unknown denom. | title Chase seized a bundle cuseiatae of asnit hacale drete ckly settied and rapidiy improving neighborhood, ion in the Metropolis—he stated a heavy in- | €Mtire, aud made off. He got in a buggy and Will our race exterminate. r further information apply to HENRY i | drove down towards the canal, a_ number of per- Arrangements are made through Messrs. Barnes IDGE, Water street. Georgetown, jy 23- ‘otedness bad been entirely relieved; a chaste > « nod ous parsonage completed; about 220 | 50" after him raising the hue and er By reason Park, New York. to sei] it throuzhout the ure as fate, : 4 JPOR RENT—A v. sid SSIDEN ed given and a deed of trust taken, tween Modena and Regyio. meee ; of stones thrown at him he changed his direction, | world. Itis put upin tin canisters, and beats the | JOR RENT—A very desirable RESIDENCE on Ads ore : 3 Cn ser. It being the pregent number ce one | aud at length drove agatost a lumiver pile, when a Eons Lillsa'l insectein a trice, | Franehie sapere oopiaeh aia 1th sts, aud fronting Sed ee et | eal eee ge swtee constanlly pentiag Sestegh tehien ta mae menieants; whilst by the blessing of God a most | be leaped out. Two young gentlemen forint |. Magnetic Pillsaremix-d for rats and rice’ | Improvemohts, with beok Imgidtag, Math ose By THOMAS DOWLING; Georgetown, | W8Y back to France. aconmying future Hes before the church. Aa | place in the Petey and followed him, and at last | penile Flas egular sizes, 5! cts. and $1, | &° asion given the Ist of August, Apply to eo : troche An important circular to all the governors and tee sack OF auecens in tack or Gad he Ao | found hin hid in the tall grass on the tiel@ south oe “Bannns a PARE, Now nk | He WART, corner of 12th and Hi ste. BSIRTUR OF A DEED OF TRUST From a ye among gegen ory forced gospel consistency; as it relates ps the du. | 0f the President's House. He was put in the Also, the Merican Mustang Liniment, Eee — tof the parties eocired Chen cee? ea at phe eNCY; ¥ , i pe ae eae } buggy and carried back to the starting point and | gun 1-imeow OR SALE. bes the church owes the pastor, who has the care hts i] eat oe = = — == = U oun of souls, the duties they owe to cack ciecne | delivered to the police, who conveyed him to the | - : I emcee t thereby, 1 will offer | issued by Ratazzi, the new Minister of Sardinia luable FARM | at public sale, on MONDAY, the 22 of Aucust, in | He states that the retirement of the Sardinian - n y on most liber ront of emas Dowling’s Auctio: oom, two th lead ous = forms, coutsining 22% acres. or will exchange it | Horses, two Carte, and Harness, Terme ecen — rar wae Gare —— —e ee MARRIED, for improved city property. This property 1s situ. JOHN DELLZELL, T paineg wel seve se os, <4 nt, by the Rev. Father Young, | ated in one of the most improved and’ highly cult, | an i2.ta THOS. DO mnch firmness and sigacity. The ‘new cabinet to'Miss MARY ©. BLACK. vated parte of the county. “Convenient to the canal |p their fullest extent the A uardhouse. After a liearing before Jnstice Donn wembers of the great household of faith: their oes dines the elildven, asthe latebe of the gen | he was committed to jail On the th i and to those who are without—in unbelief and M t JOHNL.J ir.cligton, having no God and without hope in Cextenniat Lover, of the Masonic fraternity, (B: will continue to ennessee papers please copy.) * | and railroad. P. SMITH, By WALL & BARNARD great principles laid down by the magnanimous the world—be affectionately exhorted his people and the Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment, on je8-tf City Fall. P SITIVE AND UNR author of the statute as the Lasis of their public tans to be workers together with God The sol- | Mount Nebo Encampment, and Washington DIED, = —— = Frame Dwe. emn o House ix ry Finer Wax | law. to the provrest ef the pie, and the con- SDAY AFTERNOON, isth i treat of the premion on Solidation of the destinies of Italy. Italy will — sth instant, after a lingering illness, SU- | FPREPARING * sance of confirmation and the sacrament | Lodge, 1. 0. O. F., formed a very large procession | «99 the 1sth < -f ‘ of the Lori's Sapper Sipe heseylrss at | veateday ’ SLE, aged 16 months, 5 weeka, and 4 days, youngest P t ;T0 THE 5 T AvcTion—On T ETO THE WEST | ¢7 Averio BUIt . zy find in carrying out necessary ref nd in the fternoon to escort the remains of Mr. | daughter of James and Margaret Ra>y. “CENTR : RS” . 1 sell No. 3, in Square west of No. 14, | #24 i ring y reforms, and in the close of the morning service. Win. Jos Smith, adeceased fellow-member, Pa Achiower teamed Me ty hes. We will sees sur tee ee Far Barnes 26th atroct west, neartheGearge: | Practice of liberty as they understand it, the means Ia the evening the discourss was from Num- | hijs late tesidenne te the winund depot, whence. And shed its fragrasce there; Robes, Plain and Printed Bareges, Fancy Dresn | tow upper Bride. and running back to Ruck | of attaining without any shock that ind bers, ith chapter, 2sth and 30th verses. under the charge of a committee, they were taken Anil on ite stom there closely hung Rik: ‘Lawns, Bueals, Pain and Kigored =wiss see earores site & good and neariy new two- ae aa chee rege oe interests of h Presbyterian Church —In the morning, | to Baltimore for interment. Ainong tue marks of cl herckebim s0ods at prices gush below thei cotn seh Eine | Ralepoenion. : fabinnt will uschoneneaite Mote taka the pastor. Rev Jobn C. Smith, discoursed from | respect tu the deceased. at the outer depot was the And soon it hung ite ovale head, Wearsabeclosee om tah ~ erms: One-half cash: the residue in § and 12 | tciieent Coane at Wanctiae aes eae 4 3 the Guth verse of the lst chapter of the | opening of the line to the right and left, the train And droped while yet it bloonied ; k e@ Lar monthe; with interest, econred by a deed of trust, | tees comperaes overnment of the ‘King Gus cording to John, citing in connection | of cars passing through, Prosperi’s band perform- ho withes ta tea tomer id Toweling, with vari@ linmed-amly ober the aber a | ecchen poor bo hs taeaeoormenee of the whole tie th: Nathanael answered and said unto | ing a mournful dirge the white. ‘The comuttes . crip ude, at very low prices, rathe cell the Scap Kettles complete, to esta pr omits ral ~ 1 30d: i 4 It was in the latter month of summer move them to our hew store, i the Scap Kettles complete. the Leac Tubs, | the country, never that of party alone. The gov. m. Rabbi, thou art the son of God; thou art the | attending the remains to Baltimore were—from I the bi decked each tree.” WM R RIL &e, ke. eromeut intending to propose reforms calculated f Israel. Jesus answered and sald unto | the Grand Ledge. Grand Chaplain John T. Clem- wil re bipseomns took its fights” corner 8th street and opposite ‘Terms cash, to enlarge provincial end municipal liberty, so as —_ : said — thee, I a the under | ents, a shade and pace ahd ‘And left cur home aud me. ‘ au 13-2w Contre Market. sul! __sSWALL & BARNARD, Aucts. | hector to secure the co-operation of the nation the fig tree. believest thou? thon shalt see greater | from Mount Nebo Encampment, Jobn Cruit at — = a SREEN. Anotic iz 1 e 18 « s onar: Re ngs than theme"! The six last were the words — Stanley; from Wabi Lodge, John ae tte word ot death cael oom, PUR LACE PN LOT OF Cee I OUSEHOLD gerairenen PURNITURE wit ve pls ysecond that imortaent by ~ ence text. After elncidating the gradual devel- | Lord and Augustus Davis; an from Centennial Bo God has called our Susic away out at very low prine iv} at Averiox—On WEDNESDAY. ths 17th in| paring the population for that extension of t ir opment of the human character, the speaker pro- Lodge, A. Van Camp and F. LL. Grimmer, Toa land where ail is bloom, e ERHANGINGS ©] Stant- at 10 o’clock a. m., I shall sell, at the resi- Kuarantees. They noust be careful to remove from ceeded to dilate at some length on the extraordi- Ddacast Susin thou hack lot pres taneines . Genes of David Callaghea, Esa, on 4% street. be- | Dublic fonctions all persone whe de ma eujo; nary revivals which had lately taken place in| ‘Evan, Broruz & Co."—Among the vic- eth e edensenen For the ensuing 69 days.we shall AN Si kite of | ERScRLANGK streets south. Island.) large lot of public conidersiisn.” ae geomumen ar Oe {refed and remarked that hese were only slight | tims of this enterprising firm, romor last week But Tis God tint hath Vereft us, PAPERBANGINGS whore we do tile work) at Hahorany Sofne, Chalten ebcts Tables Most honest of kings must not only be, but must 0 rere tego great things they were yet} placed a distinuished legal gentleman of this nd he can all our surrows . e ET Cost FOR CASH. If charged it will be at the ; ! t te witness as being wrought by God's hand to- | bs M N C Window Shades, Carpets, Cano and Wood-seat | ®ppear in the eyes of all the safest, most honest, $ 10es, 4 ntied wards the advancement of his kingdom. The | City, Who was mentioned as having secured the | 0® the Lith instant, GEORGE THOMAS, the | usual prices. Tr a aT ao cor” as yous. A ai t 1 of thei ne 4 only chi'd of Gaorgeand Ann Eliza Smithson, agcd | the best style. | JOS. T. K. P Clocks, Mantel Ornaments, and Rugs and most moral of their governments. Public ject of the afternoon was the pleasure in the place of attorney to the company, and who was] 4 months 2 functionaries must lose no o: rtunity to pay a and 27 days. 350 D streot between %thand ith. | eather Beda, Pillows, Bolsters, and Mattresses, " acid ity safet performance of the duty which the Saviour en- | also re to have suffered some in pocket from | ‘The funeral will take place from its grand parents, | 17> Furniture repaired and varnished, iy 2 20 Cottage Hedeteads, Dressing Bureaus and Ward- sheng tad sc plat CO Ds _— "s. of communicating the glad tidings of bia | these financiers. This gentleman, however, as- | on 4th street west, between L and 3 he \ _W. TOWNER, Organist of Christ's Church, To! ¥. ENLTOSS 2 i i ~ g the g’ ig E Gotothy Rest, my Ch | “a * te Washstards, Bedding and Chamber Sete. A prociaination has been addressed to the pop- grace sores, ua hat he is nat and. asver has bem thé Goto thy rest, ny child— sin Georgetown, respectfully, aunouneos that | (Neca WW acne Pete eat re tee ulation of the Duchess of Modena by the Sardinien Tenth-street Baptist Church.—The pastor (Mr. attorney or counsellor of Evaus, Brother & Co., Go tothy dreamicss bed ; ho will retarr from ae Pp eee Eee? tore Ouonectiont eck cade ee T, Hm preached from the portion of Seripture found | °F either of them, and has had no communication Gontle, and msek, and mild. sume his te: ie Ist of Septem) pee . commissioner, M_Farini, announcing to them the retirement of the Sardinian fenctionaries. In this 01 y rote! ic | Large lot of Kitohen R ‘iter, first epistle of John, v,6: ** This is he that | With them except onc or two monetary interviews With blessings on thy head; referenc ns poly at Metz+rott’s Music - = tegen Os a And many other articies, too numerous to enumer- es, after st y th Jc them . or- by woter and blood, even Jesus Christ; not | With “William Evans,” at Willards’ Hotel. iu Pecan ceeme thy bene OPT Sata memo mate ei aahodin. ate. , See me yen reget tagrtadl aly wy bs water ouly, but by water and blood.”? "The | Company with another gentleman. Further, that Been My eillow, lene, au is." Forme cash. A. GREEN found tie pure cause of liberty with the vain in. Dest was baptism. We have the authority of | he has not paid one cent to then for any purpose co peedey He toy ; F ee WALL DE EAs toxication of license. Likewise, to prepere to “r'ptre for the rite. which authority we rust | Whatever. i Before thy heart nicht ern ao HAND cpg talee Auctione exctcise the right which’ the whole of civilized pats. John’s baptism was preparatory to | Ogpnans’ Court —The following business was In waywardnoss to xtray— r “upp! at ANDSOME BUILDING ri Burope has recognized of a nation to regulate for le ut lw = s Lnptiacd of Soha, In Jordan, "What the taste | tansacted on Saturday Defore the judye of the Arist cei owuseel way HILHARMONIC HALL. = Tents, Jwiy30-Tie Dieter of Modena bes ere for fastituting that ordinance, we know not | Urphans’s Court: Chief Justice Dunlap came Ere sin might wound thy breast, paw Next Door to rie Star Orrice, | Squares, fronting each 3) feet Sinches on 2th nt, | ConvVoked popular assemblies. All persons com- erid but we shall know herenfter. In all proba- | forward with the requisite credentials as executor a eee site a Hirkwood House. west, between M and N streets, and running back | petent to rend and write, and above 21 years of con a as for a trial of our faith in him. It is | of the estate of the late Mrs. Dick. Mrs. Col. fee eer cleees. Ia wich ta hee eee Bee Rae: | Shout 100 feet. ; age, are entitlal to vote. Perfect order prevails Ue Li ftublem of the washing away of our sins. | Doughty and Mr. John T. Bangs came forward as TOG camel elt PLUM BID This part ofthe city has heen much improved of | Penis August 1.—The King to-day received As to the method of baptism, every one must make | executors of the last will and testament of Col” Because thy smile was fair, gud GAS FITTING executed ta the most aubstan- | late, and is fast increasing in value. Count Reiset, the special envoy of the Emperor Lis own conscience the judge. William Doughty. The will of the late Jeremiah Seen re oadiaver be erent Leis tain onal tee ee nth, with intereat, and secured by"a"dced'ot | Napoleon, for the Purpese of bring ing about the cae ena ak esha nek Bee eee, | Orme wan daly proved hia son, Geo. We Orne, WW py sucht = fond delet se ered oat ta Tae ete aun fom Tovciock | trpat on the property.” SON | ~ sl dechenenee licen bees Y a elebra eo if et ‘omin; u ‘xe Tr. Or ven del ner ‘Tit ct. 3 baptism, on account of their own baptisiry being | tater eorementionss echt we Georgetown, and ig SPE g Ee ee work. wien Teuaranteo shall be executed by expe. aut WALL & BARNARD, Auo's, |" Iota wa tiaet SS the rite, and | are Knewn to be pretty heavy. No. angel! seck thy plage Pa ss fea iv pee dae ey yom heey The disaffection among the late Company's Ew Protestant Church, Navy Yard —in| Tue Wasterx Witarves.—The following ar-| | Inthis city, on the 12th instant ELIZABETH | yor pITCHERS! LICK PITCHERS® the pastor, (Rev. J. R. Nichols.) | rivals were registered at the western wharves for | F;, infant digarheer of Wine An and Saeana P- Oe PATE DOUBLE WALL es Wangh, aged 3 mouths and i5days, t ‘ upon the anointing of Christ's feet ae 2, Esq., Staten | ICL PETCHERS of the latest selon toe Lieut. | sale at greatly seduced prices. SB ropean troops js incre: at awpere, and Gig are ta open mutiny. They have entrenched themselves in thelr barracks. d elected officers of April, tocommand them. ‘The Madras fusileers had fol- et seq.. the subscriber will sel] at pub. | lowed the « xample of the Bengal troops. he sale.on THURSDAY, the 25th day of Ancust, Central India is quiet 18:9, at 6 o'clock p. m.. in front of the premises. the . » nuinber pins F the week ending 13th instant: Steamers J. Jerome. At the resi fence of Ray Tompki ve nteny Aohn eth chapter, and ist to 6th verses. | yore. teomn Philadelphia, with iron for the Gas | Is.and: New York, after afew days illnen » discourse was a continuation of the | 2! ship Mhicee fesin WAS RTHUR .STANDFORD, of thiser y. Beloved | - Call and you will be convince. . “ . i Company; C. C. Alger, Shore, from Philadelphia. f H.SEMKEN ‘ Melee es Sa en Sabbath evening on Sith, | ith itor place for Cane Meine ok. hree | by all who knew iim. "B20 Pa. aver row Hebrews 40th c! apter, 24th. h and 296th | With iron pipes for Capt. . OONETS ree The U.S. stexmer Powhatan got on shore near ‘ reperty, te wit: Allvhe ee i , a 25 Sisters, Kane, from Port Walthall, with coal f- iy ___ 320 Pa. avenue. eal catats srtunie, ping and long ied, erect | Wousang, but expected to get off uninjured eres, and the exainple of Moses in “esteeming | Sisters. Kane, from : ae iis kumaeen nid M. SINGER & CO.’S Washington, District of Columbia, aud donsrihed Srain. ‘© teproach of Christ greater riches than the Boston with foe hee base Middteton som Wien sstrout. contate testa 1 eae ait hE Ae mactines 4 co ene pian or plot thercol as part of Lot! 4 issaid the Spanish government has resolved Sweeter cr i : — on. a 4-33 leton; ud, 4 SEWING} NES. umnbes eeven, (a7 ir ablis rf - : Aietion vw suaee etogie urraea ae peers the | Mitchell, froin Baltimore, with irom pipes for | Fink 4 17 12 nWOw | Washinston Ofce—No. 358 Pennsyloania Avenve, Bunilced and? forty cight, mad situated on Gil, | "POM eotataliatalng Skea is Cote a 23 i re dis JUrLy one i . sin for @ season.” was particilariy | Capt Meigs Coat OAL, Under the National Hotel. 8 sen Pani Poeg ha beta ey THE LATES ornine to his young hearers Wo0OOD!woop!: For fazailies, tailors, and all manuiaeturing pur- | 4 filtven (15) WOOD; 1,000 tons COA poses they are unequalled; more durable; capabie of = Jot mas f equal whiea I will deli doing & greater variety of work, and of earning HiVi Rie ard at prices which cannot fail to suit | more money than any other machine in the market. Ove of the most useful and praiseworthy excur-| j999 cord: Church. (Episcopal )—Rev. Mr. Holmeed | sions of the season is to come off on Monday next, | unsurpassed, +d frowd Samuel, 1th chapter, 1th verse. | tg Glymont, per steamer Mount Vernon. It isan | t%? vossel gust 3.—The Moniteur announces the army of the Rhine, though Elfant remain established ——— sixty-six (6#)as laid dewnon the | 4 : mem said xquare, thencs rar nine west q | dissolu’ on is}fo0t slog: thenee seats | Tie. ‘Times" Paris correspondeat says, thet the Ds sormon wi es gly ear: archasers, My friends and the public cenetaily | The new Family Machines at @5) and $75 are at en {!5) foot alley. thence suuth | The Tiny Laps coe oe by a hearers not to neglect the Worincd where! to raion by the Workingmen’s Associztion of the | &re invited to ca!l belore buying elgewliers, t:agting unusual attention. mie trou tefort thence | Emperor is very anxious to satiety the European inca of Coomanien: aaprelally upon the ordi- | Navy Vand. for the beneit of the two widows and Wood ami Gos! Desir, | gxemine ther oad thelr provke "Phe reat eeeaae 1 Shrwes north along | Bevethe Eurofesn powers will he ewe eo b 21 he orp 7 ent © usion : = Case i cl (6) feet to the ph adepositaca xs i teelebrated sermon of John Wesley's in sup commends it to the favorable cousideration of L/G8TNING RODS, faungall of Singers Sowsne Machines, with spect difficulty will be proposed, whic! ve port of his views, as being most forcible and con. fremont = we hope to have the pleasure of re- e ing on cor a. GENUINE PLATINA TIPS. | mens of their work, furnished to all, or sent to any Terms: One half cash; the balance in 6 and 12 —— for it liberal character occasion one of the largest turnouts ; == address. months, with interest from the day of sale, secured rince Napoleon is said to be indefatigable in f the FRANCIS LA BARRE, A rood assortment of Thread, Needles, Twist. | by s deed oftrust on the said property; and if terms his efforts for the amicable settlement of all dif- i vruinggervices at this church will be resumed | of theseasem. snuiacturer of Platina Tipped and pther machine findings kept om hand, and sold | of sale wot compliod with in five days after the tale, | ferences siveme tbe Pane nt rst Sunday in September. Tuere wasa large “bush meeting” of the col- LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, at New York prices, , the trustee res: rves the right to resell upon six «i Soles Hag Needy xivee tor die crming all the iodest Protestant Church. Ninth street — i le of this city beld near Good Hope Corner of Tenth and C « reets, near Pa. avenue. I. M. SINGER & co, notice, at the risk and expense of the defau Rev {. W. Bates preacbed in the morning ser- ~~ roa 2 y_ | purchaser. All conveyancing at the expense: of the | Ships at Brest, and for the French Admiral to — WM. H GLOVER, Agent. ri CAUTION.—In consequence of namerous at- | —— ~~ = — | purchaser. haul down his flag. Indeed, what was called the ©. from the last clause of the Sth verse af the | rdsy, on the well known camp ground. In the partion te there [ AH E EDWARD C, CARRINGTON. Trustee, ean Squi vased to exist chapter of Tet Joha, “For God is lovers | morning a very good sermon Was preached by the crete by pain from his manhaceer tae ant GEM OF FASHION, _ au S-eod&ds ME UMEEN Rese | O° Saundeon Kins ceased to exist. ‘ter which, the members of the church, and | Rev r. Slowby. but afterwards the exercises | scriber begs leave to inform the public that no such | Just *ec-ived, and ned to-day, this celebrated ang a " © wie desired to commune with therm, re- | Were Interrupted by a gang of drunken white | Points are genuine unless stamped with his own | makeol Skit, whieh or atyloand heanty surpasses wi COMED EEL DRE ning of the Refo: a x ™ sacri i OW city. y y et ed, an 0 >OMF LE 2] ux 3 State Seed to part me of the <ament, which wos] Fowdies frou the city. “Cowardly, indeed is the | sume. °° 8° 0 either at hs place of busines cues “Aha. ten dozen more of our celebrated Yousns. ox SixrH sTREET Wrst Bur oK qNiseruony, Mam. August 12—The State Ro- dela: stered by . eel 5 f r owelry S = nm . 3 ’ 5 > 5 SLAND. a meteors yeory cers" wr the lat verse of the Oth chapter of | gious exerclacs of these who cannot defend them. | Sr aors ctvsteg Mt tae Jovy stire,of hus au: | Sieand G12 Sktrte ee cost, Wenee: | 282 E Oe POEND AV AP TER SOON, i'n fase. | hundred boys, war desiuyed by fir this moral Hicsea selves. Honal Hote point JL Savage's Hardware and | nce and Straw a at 60’clock, I will soll, in Front of the Premises, Lots | except one wing and tower. No lives were lost. wad oe pastor afte: - Variety Store. avenua, ween 1t' 1itl {mbroideries, Ribbons, Parasols. 4a uare 455, improv wo comfortal + ssonged from the 33d were Of the 1atirehapiny |, BEBSEARS Anove—Vesterday afternoon, two | sta. where specimens of hia Rods aud Points oat roiling at Dusters : Dwoing f omnes fronting on south’ Between ‘Alexandria Markets. : rT re . men were seen examining the premises of the res- seen on exhibition. is solicit-d al xth and Seventh streets wes! =e a Ge by St. M — A bi a a2 “he : ° “— , August 15.—Floor—sales of super. ep Manes; to Linpdors of Taree is | idents on ‘Tenth street, between G and H. They | See ee FRANCIS LA BARRE. | sul2st MAX WELL'S. 329 Pa. av._[ | Terms: Gre third cna g balanceinsixendtwolvet Atexausais. Aug ne = » Which a woman took and hid in on asurvey for future operations, it is R470K8 months, with interest. Deeds at the expense of the W heat—sales of white at $1.12a$1.13; of meal till the whole was leav- | S'pposed. A recent entrance in the house of —— = at 36.1255. $ ScISgORS A new BOO PEND SHOE stoRE, | Purchaser. red $1 05aS106. No other sales, JOHN L. SMITH, Atty. ‘ 2T KNIVES =n ; * oolong ul pee cic soe pee pets bone = aN ta een ke ee FOCR ETE Sur apy. | | ‘Phe subscriber has taken the store. roomce cupied | _ *U9 WAS BASIE Aer Saiumere Markew. Swthen M. EB. Church —Rev. J. C. Granberry | {oy out fovall suck villaias. —_ Purchasers of the abov: ©, wishing & good article , by A. H. Marlow, and will epen, on Patur- H a ata moderate presi should cal: at day neafnae. 13th opens ‘ge and we! 3 FRANCIS'S Housefurnishi i ook of BOOTS and SHOF! ) chapter and 13th verse. Jn the evening, bis “a aad 5 ” subject 4 : abl ta pen ‘CHIVALRY oF THE YouTH of ALEXANDRIA. auls all the qualities for Men, Wo Poclng the first thirteen werses of the 25th chapter Under the above head, we have a communication G REBN By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. BaLTIMore, Aug. 15.—Flour cloeed dull; How- [ime bed in the morning from Ist Corinthians, XTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD. | ard street lower, at $5.12):. Wheat is unchanged, Ix@ Lors ix Square No. 549 ox THE IsLaND.— | white $1.20a$1 40; red is nominsl. Corn cinsed n TUESDAY, the 16th instant, { shal! ze dull; white and yellow 70a7éc. Provisions closed Paced Children, Boys, and Youth men, 3 5 "4 he will sel! as low as they can be had in thi nt of the premises, commencing at ‘clove tirmer; mess pork $15.25; bacon sides 9X¥c. Whis- ting to give th i " ; ++ 25 handsome Building Lots, boi bavisions 5 Chern Gil i Eatarday evening betweeh two young Alcseden Hy son sal! frombis triondenud'tie pillar ee of original ote 2.3.6, 7,4, 14, 18; 2, 28,24, 25 and 26, | Ky closed steady at Serna nasow orn whine oa acted, by Revs Me Men eexere ses | ans, aged respectively 16 and 17 years aud which | T AND- Terms—PositivELy Casi. fg ore ey hon Wank Bienens. wit dincourend wo the farce comgrsg2- rang Nyce teen la jelles Gtane ie 2 saleby wl | _at23t* No. 486 Peay bot is ene A Sn Fi oan tirbete wont. and sien ee Ronmet:| New Yorx, Aug. 15.—Plour bas declined Sa from the 1th verse of the id cuapter | 8°” . : tav, | PREAUTIFUL FANS, yl ~ | from 18 to : Wc. State $4 3004.60; Ohio $1 -55a4.70; Soutbern Geeeak sertion. ie jy Vermont av, A new atyles: ‘om 18 to 25 A ae "5 Ww Geclined 2c. Corn is active aie T. M. Carson preached | ANoTItRR SHAKSKERIAN reading, we hear, is to M8; EDITOR:— Please let your readers Enow | B prusnte 4 R TRAVELING BaGs, guratafor tounge hosing eran frog aay aan Fete pod go ey heavy; mess $13 #7 ne Prraekaay wth chapter aud th verse. | be given soon in this city by Mr. Rogers, who | siagesPBRUME Beene Me Kege the following | , Bigrajted deods given snd doce of trust taken. | Whisky is steady at 20r- ) 2 nd PERFUMERY, P'ats of the square will _ bo der Preaching —Atthe Congressional Cem- made so successful a debut at Philharmonic Hall | is of vast im to the public, we sel] them Just received at at sale, or any tume previous to sale at my auction 1.3) the Rev. Dabaey Ball preached to.a collec. | some true tine ory cheap for ¢ enumerste’, Floor, Sarah, McLAUGHLIN’S, Pa.ave., | store. {eus-dis) A. GREEN, Auct ‘ bt ‘Lot several hundred persons, who listened alia Maneraianl (ek scious este reer thoen amp, Carpe Paint, +) au ls-st ee eaer.. = New yest, oe Mer gg ee eg cc 4 ve third chapheung discourse; his sabjcct || Baan ix xix the excursion Solian | Tur tore ie No asd Bae P| Brown's. ILE ING OU ENTIRE. YOU WA Cc. PARASOL? If eRe aks New Ved Sal th we oe © Repent pe teenth expecially the 10th | Quartette, of this city. to take place this evening, é gies Espa De tock of FANCY DEES at very low | A so, call at F 4s clomng out his lot | $5: Mo. 6's #2; Louisiana's 67; Tennessee's $7. “Pent ye, therefore, and be converted; ' to Glymont, per steamer Thomas Collyer | aulo ware Dealers, &c, | dries, jy 1¢ 1m | et vers low prices, jy it-im | 5 Mo. . ?