Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1859, Page 3

LOCAL WHVV —————————————————sT> {7 Tex Stan Prattenes rue iets oF Lerrens REMAINING IN THE Wasmixeton City Post Orrics UHOER THE PROVISIONS OF THR LAW DIRECTING TAEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGRST CIRCULATION WITHIN TRE DELIVERY OF THE OFFicR. its TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PAINTED IN THE District ov CoLumBia, Notica.— District of Cotumata Apverriss- MINTS TO "E INSERTED IN THE Battrmore Stn AE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FaoM THE STAR OFFICE. SS Retictovs —Yesterday was favorable for the sttendanee @f the religious portion of our citizens at their various houses of worship, and the enjoy- ment of the privilege was very general. In the Methodist churches the protracted meetings are still in progress, and growing in interest. F Presbyterian Congregation (Dr. Sunder- innd's \—This congregation baving accepted the invitation extended by the vestry of Trinity Church to worksbip in their editice, yesterday afternoon heid service there. The Rev. Dr. McGuttie, Professor of Moral Philosophy in the (University of Virginia, officiated, preaching from Romans, 12th chaj and Ist verse, “I beseech fore. brethren, by the mercies of God, tsent your Bodies a living sacrifice, holy. acceptable unto God, which is your reason- able service.” The topies ited by the text were: Eirst—the manner in which the isto be preached. In the form of entreaty, veseeching me:.; Secondly—the relations which the es to be reconciled sustain te each ether, which rea- ders the term mercies peculiarly se apy as i from thet of kindness, which be can only exercise towards those who have not injured us—the agentsemployed in thus beseeching men— not angels, but our fellow-men of like passions and sympathies. The sacrifice—our bodies— thereby teaching us to care for and these of the spirit—a doctrine contrary to that vathen doctrine which obliges us to lace- nd enfeeble the most wonderful piece of God's mechanism. The reasonableness of the service required todo all that we do to and for the glory of God, our — is so intimately connected with our duty, that we are at the sxme time promoting our bightest. Lastly, an exhor- tation in the words of the text. ly's Church. (A. G. Carothers’.)—Rev cached at thischurch in the morn- i frou: the words of Scripture as found in the Tioth Psalm, 7th and Zid verses. The subject was tue state of the heart in respect to holiness, by the continual presence of God. The heart is the spring or fougtain of all that is good or evil in man, and will continue to be so until it lands him in heaven or hell. “To what purpose is the mult tude of your sacrifices unto me, saith the Lord.’ --I am full of the burnt off-ring: rams, and the fat of fect beasts.’ +The sacrifices of God area broken it; a contrite heart, Oh God, thou wilt not de- Lord search me, and know my heart.”’ a solemn petition, terribly solemn when jider the mee of God in everything around us. He is in the gentle zephyr, and in the ghty whirlwind; he js in the brightness of day. and {n the darkness of midnight; he is on the land, and on the sea; he is here, and in our hearts -‘Ohb, whither shail I go from thy spirit?”* “Behold, I stand at the door and knock: if any men bear my voice and open the door I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me” Fourth Presbyterian Church —In the morning, the Rev. Dr. Smith eo) discoursed from the 7th aad Sth verses of the 3d chapter of the Book of Kevelations. The term “angel” in the passage had renee to the minister—the accredited mes- senger from God—who had charge of the church ja Priladelphia, a city of Asi Minor, founded by Ar Philadelphus. Th: y had Divine author- ity for sebstituting the name of the Fourth Pres- byter'on Church for the one mentioned above. Within these walls they might stand with this Book Divi ve im band and read this message which om Jesus Christ bad sent to this church in Philadel- ia eighteen ndred yeurs ago. It had lost , importance or value by reason the lapse of ages. In this message the Lord Jesus Christ asserted his own niseleace, his isown power. As be was then so he the disobedient dreaded these vine attitudes the trne-prarted believer rejoiced them. The suliject of she afternoon was“ The ue of the human beart * pl St. Pauls Engtish tutheran Church, (Rev. J sutler’s )\—T le pastor, wo has returned, after 6 several weeks’ absence, prea hed. in the morning, to a large congregation. irom Hebrews, loth chap- ter, 23d verse, -- Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering: for He Is faithful that promised © (The chotr of this chareb {is at nt without an organist; but this, we take it. is a snb- Ject of congratulation rather than of regret, if the execution of this part of their worship shall con- tinue the same as it has been for tue last few mouths ) At night, Rev. Mr. Butler preached from the 10th verse of the 4th chapter of the Gospel of St. Juhn. Methodist P. Church. Ninth street—in the morning service, Rev L. W. Bates, pastor, preached from Colossians, 2d and Mth verse. After the sermon, the sacrament of the Lord's Sapper was administered to the members of the members of the church, and — a who desired to icipate. At night. the pastor preached jon Fou, 104th chapter and 34th verse At f o'clock p. m., the adult Bible class attach- ed to the church resumed its meetings nnder the instruction of the or. The attendance of inembers was very encouraging, and the exer- elses interesting and instructive. Wesiey Chapel—tn the morning, Rev. D. Ball, pastor. preacued from Golossians, 2d chapter, 6th and 7th verses. After the discourse. the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper was administered toa very linge number of communicants. At night, Rev. Dr. Taylor. of 8. C., preached from Jobn, isth chapter, Sd verse. After which, the religions ser- Vives at the altar were resumed, and progreased with considerable interest Several penitents ap- d at the altar soliciting the prayers of the bh. - St. Patrick’s (Catholic) Church —At mass, Rev. “ather Boyle announced that, in conformity with ® similar announcement the previous Sunday by Father O'Toole, be would, on every Wednesday, offer holy mass for the benefit of those who suv- seribe the sum of two dollarsand fifty cents to- wards the support of the schools cf the parish. Vother Royle then preached to the large congre- gotlon Present, from the gospel of the day fc in the juth chapter of St. Luke's Gospel, con’ ing the parable of the Good Samaritan. Fonndey Chapel —In the morning, the Rev. Dr. Nad.! preached from the 6th verse of the 3d chap- terof St John. At the conclusion of the discourse s.crament wasadministered. In the evening. the tev Dr. Morgan, Presiding Elder. sermonized from the Ist verse of the Acts of the Apostles. The Series of protracted meetings at this church, com- menced last week, will be continued during every night this week Methodist Church, South —Rev. South Carolina, aie hed the rn ig from Acts, ith chagter’ past of ith verse T. also officiated at the Sabbath school in the morning. giving many interesting incidents of missionary experience in China. At night the pastor of the church. Rev. J.C. Gran. Lorry preached from Mark, 10, 22. race Church. (Episcopal.)—Rev. Mr. Hol- mead preached, in the morning, from the 10th chapter of Nuu@ers, 20th and 30th verses, making @ war appeal to the impenitent to cast their lot with Md a le of God. Afterwards, it being the first Sunday !n the month, the Sacrament the Lord's Supper was partaken of. The Sunday evening services are now resumed in this ehurch Church of the Ascension —By request of the com xregation. Kev. Dr. Pinkney repeated a sermon preached by him some weeks ago. from the text. ~ Wine is a@ mocker. strong drink is raging. and whosoever shall be deceived thereby is not wise.”’ —Proverbs, ith, Ist. Open-At Preaching —Y eatetday afternoon, at te Congressional Cemetery, @ large number were e ted to hear the Gospel, as in times of old, ES anned under the blue canopy of heaven, with ue earth fur a resting place, the velvety green for » carpet. and the rustilug leaves for 6) . The Rev JR Nichols Preached from Isaiah, 55th «bapler, ith-verse—-* Retura unto the Lord and he will Lawe merey, and to our God for he will abundantly pardon’ He extended this gracious invitation to those who were consecrated in in- those who bave often been almost per- d to be Christians; those who have resolved form but as oftea failed. and to those who, ¥ z consecrated themselves, have since for- otten. brokem or neglected their solemn vows. appealing to all men to repent, he spoke with inure L focling. and bis eloquener seemed to touch Dr. Taylor, of *\. who heard him. After the sermon, the com- mittee of the Young Men’s Christian Association distributed tracts as usual. (econ Bethel Church, (colored. }—Rev. A. W Vays dis recched yesterday mornjng a special se te oo ome convert. wees the ot} * ant Lith verge of Bphegians. after tue se oF which the sacrament was admiyistered. ue forty lave recently been added to this burch = Atnight he preached to a crowded con- «sition from Jeremiah 8°20: ~The harvest {i and the summer is ended and we are * At the close of the Bork engage live or forty persons presented themselves at altar fur prayer, - Goovs Fouxa—One night jast week Officer talbit of the Auxilfary Guard, came upon a lot of ¢\gars secreted away ina stable, and took pos. session of them. They are now in bands the Chlef of Police, to be dij reg soon = dent tid There were twelve boxes containing 2 haudred cigars each ——$_—__ Ws are glad to learn that the health of Rev A, “seu arothers has so mteh improved that he is expe ted to return to the city in a few days. and sume his pastoral duties, Stratrord, Editor of the Washington St your paper of an issue of last week an account of a “ Jeremy Diddler” in your city who had been circulating about under different names and titles, but whose real name 1s supposed to be George Gleinitz. You omitted a personal description of the individual, which might be given for the benefit of the public in sections where le has not g'ready made himself notorions. He is about five feet five inches in height, say thirty years of i. of a square, German gore. with broad shoulders and neck; hair dark, disposed to curl; eyes light blue, and very near sighted, al ways wearl spec- tacles; complexion fresh and clear. On lus fore. head he has two sears, not readily perceived less examined closely—one of them is across one eyebrow, the other near the roots of the hair. Nose is broad at the lower part; month wide. with some- what preminees, jaws; teeth tine, with a marked peculiarity in the wide space between the two ose front teeth. His bearing and gait is stiff andawkward. He indulges very often ina forced, hearty laugh, and exhibits on most occasions an Spperrance of innocence and simplicity quite jezsing to man rsons. i Asa Spestenan ob the confidence ‘‘ genus,”* he is undoubtedly unequailed in this country. His skill in that line can be certitied by many victims both male and female in this section, as well as in towns in Vermont, and ioheabakye dg mew tg and Boston. He ‘exhau @ pleasures @! 7? been a “ count ;”” Deca converted to various religious persuasions inallthe places, and left them fr to“ go to Europe to-morrow.”’ In fact, he bas passed through all the phases of life which you so graphically describe. This town was the first place in this country that he honored asa place of residence, having arr.ved here (sent grates from Europe) the of 1855. His various contidence operations. while here, are too numer- ous to particularize. but he is held in feeling re- memberance by many sufferers. From bere he went to Bridgeport, in this Stcte, then to New York city, then to Fordham, then to Middlebury, Ver- mont, then to Vergennes, then to Boston, and from there to your vicinity In all these places love to ladies’ persons, and the men’s i. so that both sexes have cause to bear him in re- membrance, and of course are delighted to see that you have so handsomely “shoewed him up” to the public. They also hope that other papers will pass tie rascal around. Pro Bono Pvstico. ha Tae Taxatee.—The performance on Saturday night was well and faithfully carried through, before an intelligent, but not very large audience. Gertrude, ‘ the little treasure,"? was well person- ated by the sprightly Miss C. Thomson, and Walter Maidenblosh most itally sustained by J. T. Raymond, while Mr. Hamilton made an excelient Sir Charles Howard, Mrs. F. Wiiliams an extremely interesting Lady Howard, and Mrs. C. Hill a capital Mrs. M'ddleton. * The Serious Family” was creditably perfomed—Mr. S. W. Glenn as Aminidab Sleek, M. V. Lingman as Capt. Marpby Maguire, G. D. Chaplin as Ciuarles Torrens, Mré C. dill as Lady Creamly, Mrs. F. Williams as Mrs Torrens, &c: This evening commences the engagement, for the week, of Mrs. W. Gladstone, tragedienne, and Mr. C. nm Hill, tragedian, who will both appear in the French drama of ‘Louise de Ligne- rolles,”’ or ‘A is eens which been procured by Manager Ford’s agent in Euro} and sent over for bis exclusive ps this countr The concluding piece, this evening. will be the amusing farce of the ‘Conjugal Lesson,” Mr Raymond as Luilaby, and Mrs. Proctor, a new actress, as Mrs. Lullaby. Wartcu Returns.—Saturday. —Jobn Warner, colored, drunk and disorderly; workhouse 90 days. Edward Ridgway, drunk, disorderly, and assaulting officer; fine and costs, $11.15, and se- curity for lis appearance at court. Julius Wal- lace, colored. drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, $6.15. Robert Jones, colored, do.; do $2.15. Thomas Linkins, do; do $215. m H. Mortimer, do.; do. $2.15. Joe Williams, col- ored, do. $315. James Callahan, do; do $2.15. Harry Carroll, beastiality; do. 811.15. John Gibson, colored, assault; do. $4.15 Sunday.—Wm. Mortimer, drank and disorder- ly; dismissed with a lecture. Wm. Campbell. do; do. Lewis Kendall, colored, vagrant; work- house 60 days. Margaret Ristus. disorderly; dis- missed with « word of advice Bridyet Malony, do ; fine and costs. $3.15. George Ket. do: do $2.15. Robert Wilson, drank and disorderly; do. $2.15. Two lodgers were accommodated. A Mvavear Crane, e understand that our wide awake and enterprising friend, John F Ellis, has bought out the well known piano es- tablishment of his neighbor, Mr. Richard Davis, and has added the entire stock to his own, makin, im all, one of the largest and most complete music establishments in the country. With this purchase also yoes a transfer by Messrs. Chick- ering & Sons of the sole agency in this city for the aale of their celebrated pianos, with which agency Jobn F. Ellis is just the man to do the handsome thing in this latitude, as well as with his hosts of © ers. * To our old friend Davis, who has retired from the business, (with, we are glad to say some fortune,) we cordially wish a long Ife of prosperity and happiness in his retirement, or in any new enterprise in which he may engage. Porick MatrEeRs.—Before Justice Ferguson.— Daniel O°Connell was tried yesterday afternoon, on charge of malicious mischief, by breaking the fence and house of Horatio R. Merriman. The evidence was that defendant was a tenant of com- plainant, and bad broken down the fence attached to the ground where he lived, and taken out a window from the house. Complainant remon- strated with him about the affair, and defendant cursed and abused bim in reply; and finally, on complainant demanding of him certain arrears of rent, threatened to kill him. Justice F. held de- fendant to bail for a further hearing; but rather than trouble hisnself to look up security, he pre- ferred to tey the effect of a change of dict, such as the Government kin@ly supplies gratuitously at the county jail. So the mayistrate humored his fancy, and sent him over to the blue building without more ado. INCENDIAR ISN. Saturday night, Mr. Hanson, Secretary of the Washington Insurance Company, left information at the Central Guard-house. that the night before an attempt had been made to fire a new building in course of erection by Mr. Fear- son, on the lots occupied in years pust by the buildings well-known asthe “Round Tops.” in the First Ward. near the Circle, and requested a lookout by the guards. Yesterday morning, be- tween land 2 o'e four frame buildings un- finished, 4nd situated on I street near ‘Twenty- seventh, were fired by incendiaries and destroyed. They belonged to Messrs John and Jas. Morgan. It was stated that they were partially insured. The tools of the workmen employed were de- stroved with them. ‘These facts indicate the ex- istence of a gang of incendiaries {n that section of our city. Accipent.—Saturday evening, after nightfall, a German baker having completed his service of his outdoor customers, was returning with his wagon to his residence on Four-and-a-half street, nearnorth N. Passing F street on Seventh, where the water mains have been recently laid. and a hole left for the convenience of the workmen to bs 3 the pipes, the wheels struck upon a pipe which had been placed as a guard against acei- dent, and with such force as to throw the driver into the hole, inflicting some severe wounds upon bis bead. He was taken out, bleeding profusely, and carried into the apothecary store of Mr Hughes, where proper attention was paid him, and his wounds dressed. It is hoped that they are not dangerous. Tue St. Peter's Suxpay Scnoot Forks, Capr itol Hill, have fually fixed upon a day for thet - Jong promised excursion to Glymont. It is nex Thursday. and the teachers pledge themselves to leave nothing undone to make it a day of unal- loyed pleasures to all who may favor them with their patronage. The steamers Mount Vernon and Thomas a have both been chartered for the occasiga. ithers’ brass and string band will be im attendance. An experienced confec- tioner will serve ee a on the boats, and a good time generally is lently anticipated ant will no Seuur be realized. Aa this wil be one of the last pic-nics of the season, now is your opportunity to make up lost time in that line. Tu Scnoors —To-day, the various city schools, both public and private, commence the uew term after a vacation in which ina large majority of cases. both teachers and Pupils, have been benetit- ed and strengthened, mentally aud physically. by the relaxation, and will return again to sehool du- ties with renewed ability forthe ischurge of their tive duties. Hoping that the coming term will be a pleasant and ftitable one to atl con- cerned. we bid the city achouls “ Gor) speed.” Onpnays’ Covrt.—On Thucwjay last, an attach- ment was fssued by Judge Purcell for D. P. Kurtz, under which be was taken. The Register of Wills informed the Court that the prisoner is the = oe a Fe in ber ew eet and that he settlement. The announced the fact that that it is his intention eal similarly with the Mx. Eptron: corp erlprrs appeared in your paper of Saturday, headed ‘ Important Bur- gical Operation,’ is calculated to place the gen. i, a therein ina bag bag -togrpeda, mn] writ oper consent, and fis in without caused them the deepest mortification, city of Justice Thompson, after a temporary ab- sence inthe the attention of the &fth dis- trict police has been called to a gang of juventle di ‘ho infest the eg from D street jn the reat of the National Tn! Tligencer office. A By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, ber iit ehae nen in Ne sore of these young scamps were seen a few days | — pe oF » Bailiff, alg the roof of shed near tast alley playing ot = + __.__ WALL & BARNARL, A card: and smoking segars, which they rarely re- YY VIRTUR OF TWO SEVERAL WRITS £2 of Fieri Pactas issued by Samuel ry, % tice of the Poy for the County of Washington in the District of Columbia. and to me di reeted, I sha! “s+ to public sale, for cash at the residence No. 2 8 § tert, betwron O and P st-vets,in the Pirst may not be amiss | Wara.on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of S-pren - to notify these juvenile rowdies that Ofticers King | ber, 3, at 12 p’clock, 3 the followirs property, and Ross are on the lookout for them; and if these | t0 Wit: Two Horses and three Carte and Harness, scamps do not quit that abominable and | twenty thousand Bricks, ton perches of Blue Rock, Ipae @iair atavened hoped pg ae ity of (umber,a fot of Furniture, Hogs, Ke. building already wooo on sagopa ilar teed and levied upou as the property o} moved from their mouths except to utter some | profane and indecent expressions, » itly re- abies of the male and female jents in that | pality, who could not lelp heating their vile, and adbecoming language. Te they Noney, to sats it Vor Of upwnen they least expect ‘it, and lodged fora | George J. Johnson'and Jamae valet Bio. month at kk in the ce! of the workhouse, where se 5-2t* J. He HILO! netable, their fare will be of the coarsest , and their y A, GREEN. Auotioneor lodyiugs not quite as agreeable as af the homes of Hersek AND KITCHEN Freayine their distressed parents. Piano Forts, &c. at avction.—On FRIDA the 9th instant. ] shall sell,at ly o'clock a, m, at the residence of Mri eck, at the corner of 11th st. and avenue, over the music store No, 327, a eral variety of Furniture, viz: osewood Piano Forte, seven octaves, & good in- Mahogany Sofas, Chaire, and Rock ahogany Sofas. irs. at ockers, Mahoeany Sideboard, Dressing and’ other Bu- reaus, —The principal traffic on the upper Potomac at this time, comprises sweet potatoes, watermelons, and other garden produce, which the pungy and sloop proprietors are busily en- in bringing to the city from the jons which line the river banks. Judging from the abundance which is brought tothe wharves by | Mahogany Marble-top Centre and Pier Tables, this class of carriers, the oad below inust be ex- Badeceeds pang: Card, and sido Tables. cellent. A few vessels are at the coal wharves unloading cargoes for the various city dealers. The steamer Columbia arrived from Baltimore this morning, with freigbts for J. Waish, Cassell & West, P. Fagan, J. McCarth , Sibley & Guy, Barbour & Semmes, Murra: Semmes, Wm. Closets nnd Stands, Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresres, Bedding, Carpetn, AVindow Curtains and Shades, Chandeliers and Gas Burners, Cane and other Chairs, iv; king, Radiator, and other Stoves, lass, and Grockery Ware, i large lot of Kitchen Requisites, Orme, Ha r& Co, J.S. Harvey & Co., J. i = Mech a ieee & Coombs, G4 T. parker & | A™ mony other artioles, which we deem unneces- Co., R. Wimsatt, Charles Stott, J. F. Endon, Hamilton & Co., and J. F. Edey: Serious AcciveNt.—Yesterday, @ young man, named H. aly, residing in the Seventh Ward, on Seventh street, returning from a gunning ex- cursion on the Virginia side, with a companion, and when near the Virginia terminus of the Long Bridge. the gun of his companion accidentally exploded, and the load entered Ealy’s leg. inflict ing a gerous wound, which it was feared would prove fatal. There being no physician at hand, and one of the arteries being severed, a | For further particulars apply to W. A. BATCHE gentleman who came up had presence of mind to a Cottage Post Office, MOnIgOMsTs Coney; Terms: All suns under $25, cash; ov ar that sum, acredit of2and4 months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest, se3-d A. GRE OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE with or withoutfurniture. Apply on the peor: isos, 42:2 12th et. se 5-3t* FARM FOR SAL. “artofthe Fam on whieh 1 now reside vight miles trom Wachington, on the 7th street road, with or without improvements. contrive and fix to the limb a temporary tourni- = qust, which had the effect desired, to check the ive of blood. A carriage was then obtained, and the sufferer was taken to bis home. and the services of Dr Morgan were secured in the further treatment of the patient. OR SALE OR RENT—in G wn second door from High on Bridge straet—a well built $-story STORE and DWELLING. It adjo the hardware estabiishm toi D. English & Son. and i undoubtedly oueof the best locations for busi- n-ssinthe town The eubseriber living ont of the District would prefer seiling, as the property is too valuable to be abused, ‘Terms: One-fourth cash ; romainder ona longeredit. If not disposed of ing fow cays it wr be “i reat es a soon eae Apply to Smoot & Burroughs, or the subseriber. Langley ice, Fairfax county, Va. J.G.SMOOT. t Tuz Usiox Praven Mxxtine at the Tenth-st. Baptist church, on Saturday afternoon, was attend- ed bya large congregation. Rev. Mr. Ball, of Wesley Chapel, ipreided, and made an appropri- ate exbortation. A number of requests were made in behalf of persons desiring the aid of Christians in bebalf of their eternal welfare. At the close of the exercises, Rev. Mr. Bail gave notice that the meetings hereafter would be held at the M. P. Church, Ninth street, until farther notice, at five o'clock in the afternoon. Bastarp —This morning C. C. Durand was ar- rested charged by Margaret Myers, a rather good. looking German woman about thirty years of age, with being the father of an illegitimate infant, to which she gave birth on the 7th of April last. The case was laid before Justice Giberson, who held the case for a further hearing, the defendant giving the necessary security that the child shall not become a charge to the county in case he fails OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, 359, on i5th street, between 1, and M streets north, The house has 3 rooms, and in xood order. A pump of geod we erin the rear of the Ix Possession given vn the 5th of this month, by lying to JAMES MILLER, corner of L and 151 3. se 9. (A DESIRABLE_RUSINESS STORE FOR RENT.—Tho STORE No. 30% Pa. avenue, between 9th and lth streets, Apply on sha prom sex, sez SOR SALE—A_ two-sto y FRAME DWELL- ING, containing 6 rooms, situated on M st., b tween (2th and 13th sts. Terms made easy. In- quire se" T. FALES, Room No. 8, Patent Office. se2 FOR AM 5 y finished COTTAGE * HOUSE, situated on N street north, to appear. between lth ad 15th 3 roots wert, montAiul © six * A er mi be ‘e Ruxaway Staves.—Four slaves, two belong: | P'HI1TON: ith atreot. between Lined A, Aietees ing to Wim. V. Bouic, +) and two belonging | north, No. 375. se 2-tf to Dr. A.H. and Miss Ann Harding, of Rock- ville, Md., attempted with others from Virginia, to make their escape on Sunday lest. They sue. ceeded in getting as far as Frederick county, where they were arrested on Monday. Tue Sawmarn Scnoors of Fletcher and Provi- {ARM FOR SALE.—1 offer for sale my FAR M, itnated about halfa mile fr Belteville Sta* onthe Baltimore and Washington Railrosg contaluing It) aeres of land—27 in wood. the la ahigh state of cultivation. The butiding eonxist of a convenient Dwelling and good out houses. The water is unsurpassed. For further information aj 1 3 on the premise by letter to dence Chapels propose to give an excursion to NATHAN TY® oN 16 Aho eater’ st Bal- Fort Washington, on Wednesday next. Th MaWST-eo2w* creel ywill be Be. character of the parties having the affair in charge ~ — . p e enjoy: OR REN T—The large and commodious Lea one of the most enjoyable excursions of the DWELIING HOUSE No 159° Peansylen. x nia avenue, between Ith aud 18th streets. lately occupied by Professor Loomis of the ‘ayette Institute, ‘The house is in good contition; fas eighteen rooms, largecollars, wa-h aud bath rooms. range for cooking. and is suppiicd with gas and Potomac water. Posseasion given immediately For terms apply at the Surgeon General's office, No. 28, Winder’s Building. AUR voth OR SAL-F—The subscriber will sell, on aceome niating terms. a very convenient aud desira ory brick DWELLING HOUSE. kiteh- d smoke house, with » pump of coed the yard, situated on Frederick, between Second and ‘Phird stre-t rgetown, The lot on which the house stands. fronts 40 feet On Frederick atreet running back 4 feet more or less. The first be required in money, On the de- secured by @ dead of trnst on the ul be 4 To ovr Grorcztows Reapexs.—Wyman— this great wizard, after having delighted our citizens during the = week—opens at Forrest Hall this evening. We promise him a crowded house. Tur Lovers of good eating should not fail to read the new advertisement of Hammack, in an- other column. Great Frencu Drama !—GreatFuencn Dra Lovis® De LigNRROLLEs at Theatre To- Nix. Lovisg De LigNrKOLLgs at Theatre To- Nis: Lovise Dk LigNeROLLES at Theatre To-Niz Lovis De LicseRoties at Theatre fo-N OBATOR.—Who that 14 Sa NFORD'S Liver Ixy. property, time a ven satisfactory to the pur- te d with any of thosedisagr lecump aint+, | chaser. Appiy to WM. G. RIDGELEY, has Jaundice, Dyspepsia, or Liver diseases of au 3) eosw No. 76, Ist street. Georgetown. any kind, but would like to kuow of a remedy for | —* 3 Fee ‘= these unsesuly visitations? We feel that we ara doing our invalid readers an invaluable service if we can induce them to geta bottle of Dr. Saudford's Invigorator, and take it, for we known from pet sousl experience that it is one of the greatest ren +dies for general debility, and consequent inactive bodily powers, ever before used Its action is 80 \v perfect and c smplete as to give relief the first time “A STORE ROOM on Massachus- betwoen 2d and 3d streets. inquire VANS & CU., 309 Pa. avenue. FOR SALE—An improved FA in Montgomery count: vi et Washington, near the Re RM of 1-0 avres, ? taken, and if it dues to others as it has to us, haifa | Dwidings are new, consisting f pure bottle will be all that is . We known of water at the dour; the o: buildings consist of a nothing we can recommend with such confidence, | vater St the dour; the out butidings consist of as a family medicine, as the Invigorator. shedding. res in grase, inclu ing v3 of au 3I-2w,r a __.. | Rockvillé ineadow a young orchard of paachet and other fruits. Will be sald low, or exchange: tor city property. Terme to suit the pm App y to Lisut. JULIUS S. BORRER, & aveuue, near the Circle. au3i “Stawiw* E HAVE FOR RENT OR SALE, two com- fortable BRICK HOLSES., ath and Q straet+, containing 5 MARRIED, On the 25th cf August, at St. Capitol Hull, by the Rev. Father Knight, Mr, JAS. Ke ACH, of Roxbury, Masa, to Miss JOANNA i DAVIDSON, of tale ety achusetts and Mariboro’ papers please cupy. * Pcter’s Church, as each, new and incomplete order. Rent im ta, “Yerms of (Ou the 4th instant, by the Rev Mr. Hockheimer, | raivace mmcdating CHAPIN & BiGe HACE HRN, A A, RAUPMAN to Stan H. | “au Stow No. 422th st.detG and H, BAVEMAN: Doveot tise: a FOR 84h0 OR RENT—A now and conveniont DIED FRAME HOUSE, on Ist street enst, ros en On the 4th instant, after = protracted illness, C and D streets nort! ntaiaine 7 rooms and liar, with § pump ‘of goad water in the Terma of sale insde ensy® Apply to 3 D-MURIS next door tothe property. | __#e 2 St FOR, BENT AThree newly, finisied BRICK HOUSES, at the oorner of sth and M stew For particulars nau teof J, PRATHER, which she tian resivnation, Mrs. I D. eonsort o1 the late Joho Freeman, of thi: v, in the 72d year of her age, The friends of the fan re invited to attend her funeral from her jate residence, No. 165 K street, near — on To morrow (Tuesday) Afternoon, at 4 o'clock. bore with ehr R N " orn or Centre Market. vss" Ty cae eer Cone ee lieth A SOP LOCATION FOR A DRY Goop Up, where blessed sa: rejvice, or Faney Store, next to Perry's, on sth streot, FOR RENT. Inquire at ADAMSON'S, op posits Re somed now the spirit flieth. forthe E Office.” bd ay « High in heaven's own light she dwelleth, Fall the song of triumph swelleth ; Freed from earth aad earthly failing, FARM For @ALE.—Twelve miles from Wash Lift for her no voice of wailing. . tngton and une mii* trom Beltsville depot—con- . taining 10 aores, in 4 good state of cvitivation; with i Eg | 3 fine orchard of trom 4 to & hundred {rut trees, Bev ee raring of the Sth instant, Mra. JAMES | Sonu eroner qigtiom t to ith rooms aud nec! ‘The ‘rioudw and felstives of the family are ro- | Suaaty cut uildings,” ‘Two churciies ard one schon) house within one mile, and gnoth sr on the back of the Farm, running [no the pike three-quarters ofa mile from ths Farm, For further particulars, apyly to the euhseriber on the Premises. [tis on y twenty-five minutes ride inthe cars from Washington to Beltsvile, au 9-2w* G. J. HAL NT—Two very desirable RES] I street, b-tween 13th an: t ng Franklin Squgra ‘Paese @ modern ingropements, with °) uested to attend her juneral tom her inte res: street. between L and M, on Tue t 3 o'clock, - = _—_—__— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. GEORGETOWN TAXES FOR 1859.— Notice is hereby given that the Collector required by law to advertise property and enfor {he payment of all taxes unpaid on the first Mond in October next, try road on the front Exe. &o, and have just se l-Im Cc. D. WELCH. Collector, Lowen thoroushis — ae have a 5 ater at tie door,and a-ea c ORREST HALL, ts. Pos a i e- F "GEORGETOWN: Fon apn o ST ee ee of ath TYMaAN! and H sts. au 26-1 ONLY THREE N monDay TUESDAY, AND AND FOR SCHOOLS ANDF. LADSTONE, IGHTS— WEDNESDAY; MILIES, an _se5.3t_ TUESDAY AFTERNOON. i TO NIGH, OR SALE LOW—Several gaod i REALITY. FP fORSES MON, ea yal dot, pnd, Wark ALITY. W. w. BURDETTE, very forward with fold For te is apply to { No 384 Seventh street, b-tween Land Ky JAS. ROBERTSON, Agent, No. 60 Pros. is selling desirable DRY GOODS cheaper thau any Rot otront. att | Wo has every Ieee eel oie: iock of DEES 7 t sto 28S F228 wa, bee YORK.—The [ncket schoo: er Ham- | GOODS, suitable for the Fall season. st ok ay B iy . titon, Captain Ogden. will sail as above adere and Viaid Foulard Sits, Cawties in'double with despaten. For freight seply to skirts, Valoncias, Dualis, mé Hens. &e. McCOBB & DODGE, Also, & large lot or SHIRT FRONTS, weil se5iw 63 Water st., Georzetown. __ | st yohew at 2 conts prey gout | aM ne By J. C, MoGUIRE & CO,, Auctiageers. BS gnd HOSTER YY ah oi eek oF DOME: NECUTOR'S SALE OF "SMALL. BHIOK | Hits Ber ee at —t e USE ANY fey, ry Seonan se PogLit | Oursalesmen will name the lowest eash prica at Sateen GESDAY, ABTER NON: gneg. thereby enabine persons tn buy goods of ts we shaltaell part of Lor No. asi, and the Wort hat | YT Mowe ANY fear of being overchar DETTE: of Lot in Beatty & Hawkins’ addition to au 25. 2w No. 351 7th et., between Ta: Georgetown, ing @ front on the south side of7th = a nae =< strect of 45 feet, by a depth of 150 feet, together with GENCY FOR, SANDS’ MANIPU ED th» improvements, consisting of a two story Brick Guano and De Burg’s original No. lated Dwolling-house, with a frame addition. Terma | Super Phospste of Lime. Peruvian Guano fur- gash By order of the executor of the late George | nished at 5: cents less od ton if taken from #ail- bee pe J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auct: ine Peper. Guanos, Fertilizers, Seeds, &c., gb =o Sa ws Anets: JOSEPH RAROLIFY, Acent, » i _ OUIS EA enue, 180 SET Bug RIMS. 1, 1,32 andi% inch, | angsty Pe weat Contre Market, 3 Hicgory Bugsy SPOKES, 155,14; and 14 inoh, | JREGINNING OF TRE! nanos 350 dozen Age, Pic! Sledge HA < * CHAS. H. LLANE is now opening the first ineval- el one boven, | Reaeehtanewesy Teaye etary a5 st ot COE <. Genes, GOODS, to which aditiohs of tie Newest and <CHOOL BOOKS AND = most ahioe ble GQODS tn my line will be made Ss SCHOOL REQUISITES. | “Ny wcilitits Oe die Fasinoss are of the mast opfiftlh aupply of SCHOOL, BbORY Bnd STA- favorable charactor, Buyine my sock upon the e. « ott ensbies me to sell my goods at ace stock, at miss HOMAS’S the lowest prises ter cash. All. therefore, who de- ® k and Fancy Store, sire good aft'cles xt moderate prices are invited to _ 885-3 __High street, noarist, qi examination of my stock. SCHOOL Books, te ase Foltie attention @ud fair dealing may he ro- HAVE Now full i School of all Kinde, Copy ‘Booker Bey.°f ohoel Horgymen suppliod at a disso nkstands. S'ates. ia, wing Books 4: 80 2- ‘ wing Material kinds, and of ths yery bose ae = parE 6 PRANDAL | EMPSEY & O'TOOLE se 5. No. 125 fr, ect. = WIL. OPEN Heres! NEW ENGRAVING NY EMINTING se34t On MO! DAYS Aepuombet 5th. IRST WARD ACADEMY, Si Nee EULESS Hessian wlBEG TBR iA ott will gi at short no- This Academy will reopen on Thursday, the ist os. Address KE. i, ADDISON. agent, At of eptembe a dies let ERT Lu MUNRO, Maen, AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW. BONTZ & ° SSR ASLE DLE, EOUNRA EE 5 r, uE o'eiee gt ‘ont of the premises, a 400, with th jumgrovement. ch a ag eg oes Nemo rable Dweillir¢-house, containing 9 well-ar- reome. 1 above proporty is eligibly located on M, be- tween Sth and oth strocts: Aud oflore nets to thos: who may wish to make s safe and profitabie ipyestinent. "Title perfect, Te One-third cash; to balance in 6, 12 hs, fornotes boaring waterest from the jerd given and a dead of usttaken, Thecon- veyancing at the ex p.: 7 Beat SE BERS CBOE ere, Rian DOWLING oreetwn. ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS A Avcriow 14 GuoRG — 4 sk’ NOON next. the sth of Septasb oY, AR PER ~ | shall sell, in front of the premises, that ¥ y very desirable Lot numbered 69, situatah are eet ner of Ist F ick streets, €3 feet by on, Iso, part Lot 115, fronting 56 feet on street, by et in Earn with fine spring of water, T. DOWLING, Auet. By WALL & BARNARD Auctioneers. SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WHITE &c, at AvcTION.—On tember 6h, + we efined, Ye Chests of Imperial, Yeung Hyso: Castite, Brown, and Fancy Soa 16 cases pure Swret Oil, casos Boxes Mould and Adamantine Candies Boxes Starch, Wash Boards, Buckets, Tubs, foxes Papper, sreatealits box: Gieeae, arrels Syrap, boxes bxtract, Coffee, 25 kege White Lead, . 25 cases Claret and Hock W. 18,: 00 Cigars. different bran S) barrels Pike and other V 10 barrels Gin and Brandy, WW octaves Brandy, barrels Her ngs, With many other goods in the which will be sold, Terms: $3) and binder, eredit of 3) and 6 days, do-sed, ses allof cash ; over that amount, for notes satisfactoriiy en- L & BARNARD, Aucts. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON PoURTEENTH <TREET —By virtus of a deed of trust, exeented on the 27th day of January, 65+, by John S aad recorded in Liber J. AS, 2 3Mand I, one df the land n county, Listrict of ¢ Ul sell, on FRILAY, August of the premises, atG o'clock Pm. certain pirce or parcel of ground situated 2 city of Washington. District of Colum bia. known and deeignated ‘as the northern part of Lot numbered eight, (3,) in square numbered two hundred and thirty-erght, (233,) the said part said lot having a frout of twenty feet on Fourtee street went, and ruuning back with the same to the rar of the eastern line of said lot, it th remises which were couveyad to the V.Suni h by James Hen-y Winn and dated sth of February. 57; rem | nts, wheh consist of a go tame house, and now i ager ber sa loon. ‘Phis proparty front vt mde of Lith atrert, between S and 7 & ronts on the ¢ T streets Terms eofsale: $ ash: the balance in 6 and 12 months, the purchaser to give note: the deferred Payments, bearing ‘nterest, and seonred bya deed of trust on the premises. If the termes of sa five days from the day the rivht to resell th re not complied with within sale,the Truster reserva property, on five days’ puh- hie notion, at the risk and cost of the defaulting pure! Tr. All conveyancing at the oost of the pur " erent A. TRCHIBER A rn T ee, WALL & BARNARD, au 6-M,W,Ftd Aue wnt THE ABOVE PROPERTY WILL BE ren on THURSDAY, Sept 8th, on hod i the ner purchaser not having complied with the terms. On» hnedred dollars will be required as soon as the property is soid. F. A. TSCUIFFELY, Trustee. WALL& BARNARD, Auctioneers. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, \BLE AND NEAR Brick Cwetiine Hovse iy ty ¥ FP Posuic Arct.ox.—On W rf ER NOON. September Ith, at 535 0° + on the Hau! setl without reserve a handaome k dweitir se, with back buiid- a the seuth side of G stract norte, be +, COutaining in all id modern improve- The House is built in the very best manner, hand son oly finished throughout, and is vers desirable 48 a rosidence, Terms: Ons-fourth cash; the residue in é, 12 and 13 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the orenises, wo Ld J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auct'rs. ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue ofa writ of fen faciaa issued from the Clerk's office ot the Cir- cuit Court of the District of Columbia for the coun- ty of Washington and to me directed, | will x pose to public rale for cash, in cont of the Court House AY, th 4, and 9, of Square No. 282; also, | N Square No. 2, in the city of Washington, D.C. together with ail and singuiar the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property ai Won. B., Robert and Jos. M- Downing, and will be 51, to October term, sue of Johan Mul M., and Joseph are compini and ngerdand others are respondent, the “Prustee will slat pubic sale, at subseriter, the dwelling-houae, on the premiacs, on WED. NESDAY, tre 7th day of september. tase tii “kam. if fair, if not.ont 2 next fair all that tract of vatuable Rea! Extate.of which the late John P, Winze-d died seiged and aseesed. con- faining One Hundred and Pifty Acres, mote or ex, Tihie Farm ig situated in Biadensburg District, in Prince G peoree county, Md., five miles north of District ot Columbia. and within ; the B'adensburg © Baltimore and Washington Railroad, It adjoins the lands of the late ‘Taeomas W. Cum- «. Dr.John C. Fairfax sud others, is bounded ite entire fg tear nline by the main public ‘ash its easter: boundary ich, aloag which might ha made, for Ss farasit meanders this land, a This farm, ag been routed for several years, does not now w to that advantage and exhibit that d-srec of cultivation whieh the character of the soil and its great susceptibility to im revement would cause it to assume |: an enters prising ma: ut the land is well adapted to crowth of corn, Wheat, tobsceo, &e., and. ander the jon ufa person of taste and energs, it could te ale @ farin foragrioultu-al aud mar- ‘teurposes, and at the same tine furnish a beau- {ul country residence. Locate:\ in 4 evotion of coun. try noted for ith and bequty, with quick and easy facilities for trayciae aac tran rting prodves to Warhingts baltimore, this farm possesses rare jn tases Tie impr: ts consist ofa laree new Frame Dwelting “house, with a never-failine spring of pure Water within one hundred yards of the door; aq log house, nearly now, neatly constructed, and sof ciently large for an overseer’s house or @ laboring man aud his family ; one large tobacce house, with shed attached ; ove or two very mali houses, not arly remembrredt, mud » good-sized orchacd lwoior youug pemch and apple trees. ‘There is on the p'ace an abundance of wood and timber, euch as oak and chestnut, and there are several springs of oxozilent water so dispersed over the land as tu give an abundance of water to each fhe farm wi'l be divided and sold in lots of about fifty acres each, or sold in one tract, as th trastee =r deem most advantaceous on the dav of sale, he tertus cf sal tresoriled by the deerce, are: Two thousand ry ea. r ollars of tke purchase money to be paid ta cash on the day of agie, or on the day of the ratification thereof by the Court; the residua ue & equal instalinents ot 1,2 and 3 years no day of si t if pre- orred by tha purchaser. The whole purchase mone: © Leer interest from the day of sale until PAL the deferred payments to be secured by the bo the purchaser or purchasers, with surety. to ba a) proved by ths Trustee On ‘pa: purchase money, the Trustee, sient decd, executed and ack to Inw, shall ey to the pu of said propor ad to his, her, Broperty to him. her, oc them discharged of all claims of the ercash for the whole, nent of the whole a foud and sufi pares Cause, and of any person or persons claiming wader, by or throushth m- The cost of conveyancing to’ be at the expense of ths purchagey or purchasers Porsons desiring ta purchase will please exam- ine the property aor themselves. Any, Information wanted, in reference to the same, wi'l be cheerfully given by Mr. MeDamel, who lives in the log house, outhe farm situa very near the putiio road, or by Mr. Charles Dixges, who lives near by, or by the at Upper Mgrihorough, Ma. eae ree ae OPP OY GAME, Trustes _ BU Wk Segt2 aks SALE—In virtue of a wrt of Maes Rowe josued fom the Getic os ol tee Cireut Courtofthe Dyareicy of Columbia for the county of Wi shipgsog and jo me dir $eow ye dbtic sale, for > ia firs Howse ode a said county,on THURSDAY, ath tay of September next, 125%, at 12 o'gloel he followrag eribed property, to wit, vi fendant’s right, title, claim, and ingerest she south of Lot No. 18, in Square No. 631, fronting 61 fect on Ist sireet west, between Pieros Street and worth Mi street. and running back the le depth of said lot Ho: leet. together with ell and improvements thereon, seized and e Le Ebenesa Rodbird, t No. 53, to Octo- Witteuaur, sur- ; & Co. ENT COMEDIAN €, BARTON HILL, At 4 SATRE TO HIGHT. McKENNEY & LANSDALE, PARK Fink { othor and corres, She sal eensaeh cease pes roe 520 ital and LA FROM EUROPE. Arrival ef the Steamship North Briton. Paxtugk Porxr, $ 5.—The steamship North ee + passed ern ree for Quebe.. Sbe siver pokes ew coed ites Of Wednesday afternoon, ‘otton was dull, with estimated sales of 6,000 Nothing farther of bing Ter a reliable nature had beet! pee sre Modena and Parma opted resolutions banish! the dynasties and annexing the Duc bies to onnaden [skcoND DisPatcr.) > ‘The North Briton will be due at Quebec about noon to-day. Several cnccxgectoyeod the English royal family are passengers, their presence ia to wide reference to the contemplated visit of the Prince of Wales. The Indian loan was awarded at shove 97 cent. The Russian loan edd nto failure. It was reported that the Bri Government bad congraiulated France on the recent political am- The impression prevailed that the recent pointment of Gen. McMahon to command at Li ‘was in aan — the projected fortifications ———$—___. Leter from Califernia. New Orvrans, $ 5.—The steamship Ha- bana, from Minatitian with Calf dates August 20th, is below seen <4 The steamers eo Corter took down from San Francisco poo om Ow specie and 1200 passengers "| A Bri.ish man-of-war bad arrived from Van Convers, and was Supposed to bring d hes for the home government concerning cm Juan dispute At San Francisco, no new: ed. Business had improved. Vancouver dates to the 13th have been received. Gen. Harney, on the 9th, ordered four artillery companies from Fort Washi to reinforce apt. Pickett, who still occupied San Juan un- ed. Gen. Harney forwarded dispatches to Washington had addressed a large Pacific Rail- Mr. Greeley way meeting. Ss Post Office Robbery. New Haves, Corn, Sept 4.—The office of this city was entered by 5 aitcars last poh The letter bazs were sea ched by the robbers, but only contained the way mails. It is not Supposed that much money was taken. Some counterfeit bills carried off by them may lead to their detection eanneeepmeetntesancaipiinnmne ee The Michigan Railroad Difficulties. Curcaco, Sept. 5.—The difficultieson the Mich- igan Southern Railroad are settled by the road. azreeing to y the employees three month down, and the balance in October. The trains commence running again to-day. arrivals were report- ——___ Alexandria Markets. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Sept 5.—Flour—no sales on Yehange. W heat—sales of j ferior to fair $1 16a $1.20; red. sales of good, 91 v3s@1 27. fair #1128 $1.15. Corn—white, sales at s0c by weight. Oats—sales at 37¢. Rye—sales at 75c. Baltimere Markets. BaLtimore, September 5. —Plour closed dull. Howard ‘eet and Ohio nominal at @5 12 Wheat closed quiet and steady; sales of 30,000, . white #125281 32; red #1 OSaS115 Den ak dull; white 7Hasic.; yeliow Sue. Provisions are gitiet—iness pork S15a15 25. Lard quiet at Ite lige. Whisky closed steady, at xc. for Ohio. New York Markets. New York, Sept 5.—Pionr ts lower: State $3.95 4.30; Obio 84.7505 25; Southern $4.9085.15 Whose is 2c. lower, and the price unsettied. Corn has declined le; new mixed sie. Pork isdull; mess $1 ‘ime @10.62 Lard is steady at 10 Vali w y is dull at 6c. . ue — New Vor, Sept. 3. are higher. Cpi- C1go and Rock Island 6 y; Cumbertesa Goal Ge. 11%; Tlinois Central res 664; Michigan South- ern guaranteed stock 26; New York Central 76%: Reading 45; M call 5 a6 p O CHARGE FOR RESERVED THEAT TO-NIGHT ng ee oe French Drama of LOUISE DE LIGNEROLLES; It WIFE'S MESSRS. J.P; & 7. ON. caul FIELD Wi resi t Inatrwetio ‘ocal aad Instr: mental Music on Mouday, Septomber Sta. | =™™ AUCTIFUL HAIR P Fancy inet SER OPSE of all ki ee ae, oe senor For any and everything you wantoails le at McLAUGHLIN _ee2st Pa av. bet. oth and Sih ete._ FO EW. YORK. Passace INCLUDING MEALS AND STATEROOM, $7.50, You Virgina Screw Steamship plecant steno ERNON, Capt. the Company Western Wharves, at Il o'clock a. m SSDAY, Sept. 7th, and the C Jexandrig. at 3o'clock p.m. and Georgetown ngers from Washington can take the conches conn ine with Alexaadria steamboats or raruad, which a street and Pa. avenue hourly, vy can leave sthe steamer from the Western Wharves at 11 INS, s omy » Smith, Depot. ms can be engage on application te Messrs. Morcan & Rhinehart, Western W harves. Freight will be received ap to the hours of depar- are Insurance will ba eff ted gn al! goods by thistine atthe office of the Uc apany at Sy per cent ramivin. . he accommodations for passengers by this line are in every respect first-class, and every “fort wilt be to render this communication with New York ao agreeable and hoalthful one, cc freight or pasenge apply to FOWLE & jo» Agents, Alexandria, PY % Z H. B CROMWELL & Co. se2 86 West si., corner albany, Now York, EMPSEY & O'TOOLE . OPEN THEIR (AAD PRINTING September Sth. ETALLIC FASTENED 1 a AND SEAMLESS HOOP SKIR HOOP SKIR li:ng off, selling rd below mons band — ~—s or 12 days, to prepare for traprovements an > tions in our store room, at MAXWELL'S. “N: B.SKIRT SUPPORTERS ony 19 conte each. 86 2 e08t 267 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 267 -AIR_PURNACES HOT AIR PINOUR HEATER PARLOR GRATES, COOMING RANGES, ARLORRLOR STOVES COOKING STOVES, CHAMBE OF THE MOST sPPROVED All Goods sold by me are guarantied As represented, to be ON, AND Ja- ® nd 11th wt, THE BEST JUDGES Baving pronounced my CARS npcrier to any IN THIS CITY, sold att rides, indaces me Ag at to the fact Prat ony to order of pu: Cuba tobacco. and avid of um cae OPERA Cigar at ries gvod LONDRE at 1.25 per hundred, And very superior article at 5 Just received a few boxer BA aud ner I Lote Tt CASH TO LET. : OWS AH =< good p&per (in smal! sums) Pras tel urchaser by addreesing Box we CIREAR BARGAINS IN SEQONP BAN Ps at ° = bat. 8th and. Oth sts. SRHANGINGS prrer TER thi ‘ing days we shall all kinds of PAPERHAN FENG Sw iere we do the . 350 Dai ‘sth street ITP Parnitwre repaired and varniahad, 7 are COKE'—COKE!! The — now on hand of this most economical fuel excels y avy heretofore suid pag ae forior article. ce oitice of the Gas S Company, No. ry iit street. between the scISSO ate modergee fx fon Seren Paw of ¢ o’clock &. m.and 5 p. m. J. F. BROWN, See: POCKET KNIV POCKET KNIVER, jee, should cal at — ae NeIS's How ucnishing Store, | Th sae compel ov an 20-2w retary in Charge. BLE CUTLERY. Sealste AMBROTY?P Me. ™ wr Ad ii AZORS, Parchasers of the above, wishing 8. is sory y in the city, 4