Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1859, Page 3

Noticx.— Distaier oy CoLumBia ADVERTIsB- MENTS TO BE INSERTED IN THE BaLtiwone Suw ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE Re. ioiocs. —The churches were generally large- ly attended yesterday. The day proved favorabie, though about ndon tLere were some slight indica- tions of rain; but they had no effect upon the at, tendance at the morning services throughout the city, and before the hours for the afternoon and evening sevice the clouds bad dispersed, and a bright sky induced larger congregations than at the morning service in many churches. Ryland Chapel.—The Rev. Samael Rogers dis- coursed fr8m the 11th verse of the 33d chapter of Ezekicl!—- Say unto them, As I live, saith the Lord God. I have no pleasure in the death of the wicked: bot thatthe wicked turn from his way and live; turn ye. tern ye from your evil ways; for why will ye die. O honse of ff 7 (oa mportint truths are revealed by this passage, and first. that God b: jexsure fn the death of the wicked, nor lofficting pain, alt! ‘bh the eternal government of God must be upheld, and pain is the unavoidable result of transgression. {f a man take poison the natural laws are violated, and evil results follow; and so, if a man transgress the divine law he is made to suffer, and by this suf- fering sin is made distasteful. God’s only desi:e is thet the wicked should turn from their way and live What an earnest has he given us of this wish—ean it be said that he has entailed suf- fering ow man when it is remembered that be sent los only son to make repentance and holiness pos- gble He wishes thie they must be bol y be built on the serk ye first the kingdom of God and bis right- cousvess.”” We also gather that all men may turn and live, with a siagle qualification, and that fs, provided they have the Holy Ghost, which is in to be bappy, and to do . for solid happiness can pillars of noliness—it is said, secured to us by the deuth of Jesus Christ. Mivery man here to-day can, if be will, turn to the Lord. but (he volumtary concurrence of a man is neces- iness. The speaker concluded by ex- borting bis hearers to work out their salvation. vl sory te hh evening. gentleman hed the 3d and 4 of the 5th chapter of [he sermon of the evening was a con- " on of that of the meralen, iu which the speaker explained that God had done Se that could be done to save man, what he done, the conditions imposed, the happiness of the righteous, and the hardness of the tr. sors way. and uded by ay ence as-dying men, to make death. Tar Assembly's (Presbyterian) Church —The paster, Rev. A.G ansgres- ling to his audi- choice of life or Carothers, after an absence of more than two montbs on accoynt of scarlet fever, appeared in bis pulpit for the first time birsaeir morning, and was assisted in the introductory @- ere ses by the Rev. Mr. Moore, who has stately supplied, with great acceptance, the congrega- ton Mr. C.. (occupying his chair) spoke for 2 t time from Id Peter, ist chapter, 13th verse : Yea, I think it meect,as long gs I am in this tuber membre ‘ was py le. to stir you up by putting you in re- He commenced by remarking that appropriate in certain relations and under ¢ circumstances to speak of one’s self pecially when these relations and cireum- stances pertain to the sympathies of our nature Tue leart has a language peculiar to itself—what ny between pastor and people. sof himself; Peter also, as in the text c then gave a review of hi: of the di srin Paul often Mr. ministry, and spoke great kindness of his people and friends is Illness. Whatever he could do to meet uties he would try todo. He would “stir i by patting them in remembrance of doc- trine and duty—of the great encouragements the; had te be active Christians—and that when «this tabernacle is put off ye may be able to have these toings always in remembrance”—the truth may Temaia in its purity, and, hereafter, when the ou dl shall shall be . When he stirreth up the people of Zion this and that man was in her. and the Mighest himself shall estab- her." | Methodist Protestant Church, Ninth street —Yes- terday morning, the services ‘beyan with a very interesting meeting of the Sabbath School, which was conducted with sf add nging and prayer and brief sses to the children by pose ste from Vir- z - New Jersey, and elsewhere—a novel and very interesting meeting. At 11 o’clock the morn- ing services began, and Rev.L.W. Bates. preached by request a discourse from the 12th chapter of Mark. part of the [7th verse—-+ Render to Caesar the things that are Cesar‘, and to (ied the things d's’ The sermon upon the duties of n all bis relations was listened to with great ion by a large congregation. At night, the arse eas based upon the text, “ Blessed is the people that kaow the joyful sound,” part of the loth verse of the 3d Psalm. The discourse was the opening one of the series which may be egpected di the present week in tbat church, Where a protracted meeting is now in ress. After the sermon, the meu: bership assembled about the altar and spent ashort while in singing and prayer. Westera Presbyterian Church, (Rev. J. L. Bart t might, the pastor delivered a discourse lett’s ) from ist ist chapter, 7th verse, ‘‘ Unto you, tuerefore, which bettever is he precious.” The nature of that beilef in Christ which makes him pree ous was shown to differ from the formal assent which intideis, and even some who call themselves Christians, were constrained to admit, When they contemplated Him in the purity of His elaracter and the benevolence of His mi earth, and which could never make hi ppear t % to the soul, especially in the hour of death; for such a belief was not above that which the devils possessed. for it is written, “ They believe and tremble, but if we believe in Him as ar Saviour and od, He will be indeed the chiefest among ten thousand. the one altogether lovely” Iu conclusion, the impenitent were esraestly reminded that Christ was as precious, that is as needful, to them as to the Christian, and were exborted at once to exercise that living [ on tt dlise foith iu Him which alone could make Him pre- ctone to them. Church of the Ascension. ( Dr. Pinckavy )—In the morning, the rector preached from Psalms, 27th et er and sth verse. ‘W hea thou ssidst seek ye tiny fxee; my heart said unte thee. Thy face Lord, will f seek.’ The source and nature of the com- mand unplied by the words of the Psalmist were tirst considered. The time was when the favor of Ged was man’s natural birth-right, and be pos- sessed it hout seeking for it. but he having forfeited this favor, it was influite condescension iu God to invite and urge man to seek for it again. It ia to be sought fur in the use of the divinely ap- ointed means—no end is totally independent of the means. The prompt and cheerful responses of the Psalmist to the command was commended to the attention of all, and the tendency of men in these days to refuse to seek the Lord's face or favor w fact to be deplored by all who knew by a »py experience the joy and peace which italone ferred. Fourth Presbyterian Church —In the ing, the Rev. Dr. Sarith sermonized from a ie of the 41st verse, of the 3ist chapter of the book of Gene sis: * Thus have I been twenty years in thy house.’ The parties to this statement were Ja- cob, a distinguished patriarch, and his father-in- jaw Laban, with whom he bad sojourned for the period named. This was intended as an anni- versary discourse, it having been twenty ‘Dr Smith had received and acce; the to become the pastor of that church. The sermon contained many gratifying statistics. The brief retrospect which was taken of the past rela- Divas of the church especially impressed the older members. In tue afternoon, the Rev. Mr. Rankin. of Vermont, cecapied the pulpit. St. Patrick's (Catholic) Church —At 11 o'clock bizh mass was celebrated by Father Boyle, in the wided congregation. Dr. O"Toole addressed a stirr appeal to the congregation, in benolf of the parish school fuad, and the measures teking by him to establish in the parish free ™ Lovis for the benefit of the Catholic children therein. and invited the fathers and mothers. and all others interested in the education of the young, to subs-ribe to the good work. The choir attached to the church performed, in superior style, under the conductorship of Prof. Caulfield, Haydn's grand mass in B Wesi-y Chapel —It being the occasion of the quarteri veting of the church, Rev. L. F. Mor- gan. presiding elder of the district, preached in tue worming. from Ist Chronicles, th chapter, via verse. At night, Rev. D. Ball. the pastor, preached frum Proverbs, Ist chapter, 25th verse. Meinntest Church South —Rev a Sail of Mississippi. preached from Philippiar: it chapter. 2ist verse. At night. Rev. J.C. Gra trv dscoursed upom the subject of repentance, ' Lasis of his remarks the Sist Psalm. Presbytersan Church. — Rev. Mr. zet preached in the morning, from the 2ist thaptr of Matuew, 2th verse. At night, he de- vered a lecture upon Christian life, based upon the tad Psalm, tu verse years preseuce of ac It is one of a series of cl be is eagaged in delivering to bis nd in a por- beyinning at . (Episcopal )—At night br. Pinkney preached to a large frou) the text found tn the 4th verse Uapter of the Epistle to the Gallatians Street Be ~The pastor, Rev. Mr. didressed quite a large congregation frou Chua ch of th Buty ev of the ts 4 the Foundry, in tue morning, Rev. Dr. Nadal «bed irom Matthew, 5th chapter, 6th verse. ighted to ry Wizard, iberty ELall, Monday. ‘Tues. and also on Weduesday af- Wrsvvn for families and children, Tar Twevrre or Srprexsrn—Tax Fair Con- and the streets were lined with spectators this morning to witness the procession of = number of fire compa- nies, who celebrate the glorious twelfth by a visit to peueeeee where they are entertai: by the of that city. The com nies embraced A the visit to their brethren ef city are the Union and Western Hose, and the Vigilant Cowpany, of Georgetown. day ‘he LT gee om the day em- braces, beside the visit Alexandria, the return to Wasbington at 3 o'clock. p im, when in con- nection with the remaining com, antes com prising the Wastington Fire Department. they march in Procession to the it, to receive the Amer- ca, Company, of Philadelphia, who arrive in the 6 o'clock, p.m. train f-om Baltimore this even- ing. The procession will bé under the chief mar- sualship of Wm. Garey, President of the Franklin Fire Company, who are to be the entertainers of the visitors during thgir three days stay here. The America Company bring with them their new steam fire engine, which will doubtless attract the attention of the curions in no small degree as the | gomrepe wends its way through “the prin- cipal streets to the quarters provided by the f rank- lin boys for their yuests at Maher's old’ hotel. corner of the Avenue and Thirteenth-and-a-balf street. On Tuesday, (to-morrow.) the visitors will take a view of the city, the various Fede buildings, ete., and visit the President at the White Honse. They will also go to G: n, where they will be handsomely entertained by the Vigilant fire emf On Tuesday night they will be enter- tained (by special invitation) by Mr. H.G. Lorch, an old Philadelpbian resident here, at his hotel. on the Island. On Wednesday, escorted by the Franklin company, they go to Mount Vernon and Glymont; at the latter sees they will partake of a grand dinner at the bands of their entertainers, and pass the day in the pleasures of the dance, re- turning in the evening. On Thursday, in the presence of the Mayor and the City Councils, they will exhibit their steam fire enyine at the corner of Tenth st and Pa. avenue; after which, at one o'clock FE m , they partake of a dinner, at the hall of the Franklin fire company, provided by Mr. Simpson, letor of the Simpson House. In time to leave in the cars for Baltimore, in the last train, they form in line and march to the depot in charge of committees representing the entire fire departwent of Washington. Tuere was an unusually large attendance upon the Union prayer mecting. at the Ninth-st. M. P. eburch, on Saturday evening. The remarks made by various of the city clergy and others were of a very interesting nature, and the congrezation a) peared to enter into the spirit of the meet renewed impulse. The txercises were, varied, consisting of alternate exhortation, singing, etc. Rev. Mr. Butler addressed ¢ gregation upon the im, nary prayerfulness at urday afternoons, and the need of special aig a on this day fn behalf of the ministers of Christ, for it was by them that sinners are drawn to seek their salvai@i. Let all Christians present, then, join in graying for the ministers, that their labors on the Sabbath following may be crowned with a blessing from on high. Mr. Smith addressed a few earnest remarks to impenitent sinners, and al- luded to the simplicity of the way to eternal life to all those who choose to walk in it. The chair- man announced that during the week the prayer meetings will be beld at the Wesley Chapel, at 5 o'clock p. m., each day. ayer, con- rtance of more than ordi- ¢ Union meetings on Sat- Lance Fuxerat.—There wasa large turn-out of our German fellow-citizens and others yester day afternoon, to attend the funeral of Mr. C. Kloeppinger, a highly respectable German, a baker by trade, who died on Friday last of ty- hoid fever, after five days illness. The deceased | ra been a member of the Odd Fellows fra- ternity, and also of the German Benevolent Asso- ciation The Oriental Lodge, No. 19, 1.0.0.F.. Jno. Thaw. Marshal, accompanied by Wagner's band, and the German Benevolent Association, H. Kaiser, Marshal, accompanied by Schroeder's band, were out in full fotce. The religious por- tion of the service was performed by the Rev. Mr Finckel at the house, and the I. O. O. F. services were performed over the grave by Mr. Eberley. chaplain of Oriental Lodge. A large concourse of people. many of whom personal friends of the deceased attended the remains to the pew German cemetery, Where they were temporarily placed in the public vault. Retvurvep.—The fishing party, composed of a dozen of our citizens, merchants and others, which started upon a fishing excursion Saturday week. returned to the city yesterday, at § o'clock a.m after a very pleasant week spent at the fi grounds about Smith’s creek. Cone river, Point Lookout. They report considerable success in taking sheephead, trout, crocus, and spots; and brought with them very good evidence of success. They speak in glowing terms of the present ap- pearance of Pojot Lookout, which has been under- voing considerable improvement. ‘The centre Entiding of the hotel. containing the dining hall and thirty-eight chainbers, Las been co ipleted A bundred and nine cottages have been erected and sold at prices ranging from $300 to $600, and & number of others are in course of erection. Tue Turatre.—The performance at the theatre on Saturday night was well carried through, as usual, by Mrs. Gladstone and our able corps of artists, while more bright eyes than usual beamed from the dress circle. At the conclusion of the last piece. in which Mrs. @ladstane appeared, the audience took leave ¥. her in a most euthusiastic round of applause. To-night is produced for the first time in this city the celebrated comedy of ** Our American Cousin,” which has had sucha suecessfal ron in some of the northern cities and in Europe. ‘This play will be succeed by the sing- ing of the Star Spangled Banner by the entire company tn honor of the day, the 12th of Septen: ber, and by the rich farce of the ‘- Conjugal Les. son’? by Mr. Raymond and Mrs. Proctor. Riot tx Swamroopte—Man Wovnnev.s-Sat urday night. a desperate riot and fight occurred at a place called ** Butter Row,’’ in Swampoodle, Pistols were tired, and other riotous demonstra- tions were made. Upon the arrival of the watch in the vicinity, a general seatteration teck place, but a man named Edward Jobnson, who was charged with taking a prominent pa’t in the riot, was arrested after 2 chase of half a mile, and con- veyed to the watchhouse, and sent to jail for further hearing A man whose name is usknown had his leg broken inthe fight. Su gical assis- tance was obtained, and upon examiuation it supposed that the wound was made with a ball. ‘The surgeons have been probing tbe wound and endeavoring to find and extract the ball. Hi. P. Lest, who was recently arrested iu this city for the rascally swindle of the fifteen Phila- delphia school mistresses, was arraigned before the court in that city on Friday, a true bill of in- dictment having been found against him. He alleges that he was instigated to this fraud by a man with whom he recently occupied a room in a boarding house on South Tenth street. ‘This mau isa New Yorker, and he states that he wil divulge the connection held between them. He says that the money extorted from the deluded tmisses was obtained from him by his cooperator by misreprescutation. Drav.—About 3 o'clock this morning, Charles St. John Chubb. the younger partner of the bank- ing firm of Chubb Brothers, departed this life at his residence in this city, after an illness of sev- eral months ‘The news of his death will distress & numerous circle of friends in this city and throughout the country, who oy hoped for his recovery. He leaves a wife and five children to mourn their loss He was attended during bis illness by Rev. Dr. Pyne, of St. Joln’s Episcopal Church, a8 bis spiritual adviser. Warten .«rTURN® —Saturday.—Henry Sheehan, theft; jail. John Leshy, drunk and disorderly; worklouse 30 days. Chas.O Morgan, do.; $4.15 4s ’ $1.15. Andrew Lewis, colored, disorderly. and out after hours; $3.15. Edward —John Stewart, on a warrant for sus- cumstances, bail for court. J.C. Reily, ring pistol; tine and costs, $21.15. Jobn Boyle, drank and disorderly; $2 Five lodgers. Sixcutak Taste. —The play of Jack Sheppard atthe late National Theatre in this city drew an audience, the receipts of which reached nearly 1,000 in one night. In nine nights (the tirst of the present season) the aggregate receipts, with most unexceptiouable plays, all by the best drame- tists of the present day and @ first class company, did not reach that amount. Fine encourag: emen| this to conscientious and enterprising managers, and & rare compliment to our city. Hurry Ur !—Persons interested in the comple- tion of the pending improvements in Ninth street, between Pennsylvania avenue and F street, com- plain of culpable delay on the part of those en- gaged fn the work, which, it is alleged, entails consequent damage on the men of business and dwellers thereabouts. Why don’t the coutractors hurry up before the fall rains come on? —_— Don’t rari to co this night and see Blitz make his bow to a Washington audience for the first time in several years. He will make you laugh tn spite of yourself. His entertainment is varied, select. rare. and spicy. His little tessa! bdirds are alone worth the price of admittance. He will be on hand every night this week. Tue TooxNamMENT at ANALOsTAN.—We have just seen some beautiful crowns made by Mrs. Allen for the Queen and Maids of Honor at the coming Aualostap rnament. We hear that a large nawiber of Knights have —_- their pur- eae to be present. Appropriate dress:s for nights can be obtained on the ground, > Taz Graman Scuoot attached to the German Hall on Eleventh street, marchedbehind Wag- ner’s band this moraiagtvers Pg SEall to Beck- er’s Gardens, near the Congress Burial Grounds, where happily spending the da eh ay Aah a whieh ibe Gar, man people 80 well know how to provide. AL repairing the. we at lie auction on WEDNESDAY the lath in. stant, at two Ape the w 10 of the maken Bor aud: Sorell Hoop, Azle, Round ir 1°, 5 ‘and ital Round fron, und Fires Sprite ned Binet Tux ric-sic of the St. Dominick's Primary School, which was postponed on Monday last, on account of the weather, will take place’ >| Also 5 Sanderson’s Square and Octagon Cast uesday.) at Ari Springs. : 1 steel. sizes. Seen aka will ‘dott be mo reca Ps. vious to which time we off +: rare inducements receive, the liberal patronage of the public. 3 THE LATE EXCURSION of St. Peter's Sunday School to Glymont, we hear, was a thoroughly delightful and successful affa'r, as indeed an y thing of the sort undertak i bs ee en by this Society is jo customers to so themscives at cos! ce! . BHN RRL VaNs © j cash. J nas 7, wi 2 2 WALL & BARNARD, Auc aad mae ie & CO., Auctionsers. VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ae BONES DAY MPiER. DON at 5o’oieck, on the prem- thout reserve, Lots Nos. 18 Tre Western Host Compaxy, No. 1, paraded the avenue this morning, on their way to Alexan- streets no dria, headed some excellent martial music jest to @ Bifveon f if idence: ‘hese Lots beautifu'ly loca: — Drum-major Mackey, of the District regi- ine very dostrabie aud heather eaekbecined, com ding & fine view of the ae-third eash mouths, with interest, the premises, se 12 surrounding city. ;. the residue in 6 and 12 secured by a dead in trust on J. C_MceGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE First Warp at Avction.—On FRIDAY, the léth i THE GRAND BALL of the Jackson Club takes place at the Assembly Rooms this (Monday) eve- ning, remember. Wastrp to RExt.—A stylish, comfortable and well furnished house, situated north of Pennsyl- variaavenue, tween Twelfth and Nineteen “-» | stant, I shall sell, tn front of the premises. at perder pty ai soath then K street. Ao o’olock p m., the following valuable Bui is Lote, ¥iz: o 5,953 aquare feet, Ar Brnarp & Co's Trupts 42. frontirg on north H, 445 Pa. avenue, near corner 434 streots west, containing re esc styles of Gents’ Dress Hats, fine Soft Felt | Lot No 5, Sq No. 41, sit: th. Ha's, Boys’ and Children’s Hats and Caps at the F cores iH ard 2th . Nanay at rad pane Eo os price. {[7"The Three ‘boilge ae square feet, ms eo Lot No.4, in Square No. 37, frouting on north L. ‘wen 23d and 2th streets, next to the corner of 24th street, containing 5.241 square feet, Lots Nos. 1 and 6. ia Square No 3), situated at the corner of north Land 24th streets. No.1 con- tains 8,000 and No. 65,977 square fect. nA Persons wishing to purchase handsome building lots are roxpectfully requested to examine ths beau- tiful locations of ali the above described property ; they wiil find this sale worthy their attention. Tand 6, in Sqeare 3, made erimps it will he cash. quartercsash ; balance i for notes bearing interest from di A deed given anda deed of trust taken. Ovgon Hatt, Corner 43¢ street and Pa. avenue.— We are now opening one of the finest and best se- lected stock « f Goods ever brought to this market, consisting of every variety of Garts’ F: ness, Dress and Overcoat: Pants, embracing every style ry been in market this fsli. Our stock of Boys’ Cloth ing cannot be equaled in this or any other market. In Furnishing Goods our assortment is tull. Give usa call and we will give you_bargsins. 80 12-5t Wixskxretp & Co. 7 war RIED, 7 ; table. On the 8th instant, at the Rock Croek Church, by | 'riP Sale will com-nence on the first aa the Rey. Mr. Birch, WILLIAM H. CECIL to ee On i OREEN ee Miss MARGARET CRAWFORD, both of this | — A SREEN// ABe city. . bed DIED, FOR RENT AND SALE. Inthis city, on tho 12th instant, at 34 o'clock ». | po 5 ALE—A very desirali m, CHARLES ST. JOHN CHUBB, in the sit | FORRENT OR POR SALE A very desirable yonr of his age. A llth st.eet, it will be suid on easy terms, or if net Blood Yon ne acquaintances of the family are | gold tt will be ronted, furnished of unfurnished. a- 0 tend his funeral from hw late resi- dence, 307 I st. zs (on Sunday evenirg, the l'th inttant, RUSSELL. SERGEANT, aged i year and 7 days. only son of Dr. Thos. O. and Helen V. Hills. ‘The tuneral will take place to-morrow (Tuesday) morning, at 10 o'clock. The friends of the family &re invited to attend. * On the lith instant ;ANNA MALVINA, dough. Seer teary and Eliza Bodien, aged 1 year and 3 months, The friends of the fanily ara respectfully invited to attend the funeral from its parents’ residence, 316 K atreet, between 4th an Sthggn to-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon, 4 o'clock. = On tho lth instant, Mrs. SARAH BARRE, in the 39th year ofherage. / . Her fanorai wil! take pace from St. Dominick’s Chareh, at 4 o'clock tuis afternoon. ‘The friends ntances of the family are invited to at- hilm, and New Jersey papers copy.) * SEORGETOWM ADVERTISEM’TS. 335 Pa. avenue, the tenant may desire, Apply at D. se 12-1w to H. 0, HOOD, OR RENT—A_ very fine three-story BRICK BUILDING—No, 481 E street, petwaen sd and 4th—with jarge garret aud basement. Itis in the most healthy locality in the oty, and a delightful residence. To be seen at any time on the premises, ae 12-002W Fo SALE-That comfortable 2 story BRICK HOUSE newin Sheonceptncy of Madam Par- ris. Itis located in an excellert neighborhood, a shortdistance from the Departinenta and President's House, on 19th street, between Pa. avenue and I st, he terns wil! be accommodating. Also. the three- story BRICK, being one of the s- ven buildings for meriy occupied by Mr. A. R. Rav, atioming the resid nee of Dr. Smont FORRES" 82 122w “C Alexandria OR RENT—HOUSE No. 490 north side of Mastachusetts avenue near Sth street, It has 3 rooms, cellar, gas and water, | a NO E KENDALL. se 12-4f '2 stree’, near City Hall. QOR RENT—BRICK HOUSE containing 10 (S7 GEORGETOWN TAXES FOR 1859— Notice is hereby given thst the Collector is rouni, corner 3d and [ streets. Inquire of Mr. required by law to advertise property and enforce | McLAUGHL.IN, corner of 4th and I stveet. or No, erent of all taxes unpaid on the first Monday | 419 5th street, between E and E streets north, in October next, a Sa 4 ers ___C. DEWELOR. Colltetor:_ | on RENTS ND FLOOR of he = OR NEW YORK —Tha packet echo No 66 south side Louisiann avenue, betw Fike ne ps a vas Eten wut Eaaenovs BOUR& wit jispatch, ig teal or ce A! _— oo * McCOBB'& Saute Le rent low. Enquire of BAR- 5 se 12-St *OR RENT—A threo story BRICK DWELI~ 30 12-3t 63 Water st, Georgetown, Kk ING with good celiar, sitnated ina good n tcl By J, Go MoGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers bornood, on eet north, between Sch and 7th sta wes’. 4.) 5) per month, Apply at Mr. DAN- XECUTOR'S SALE OF SMALL BRICK | NURS, nextdonre wn” APPT MEMRT ih Atcrio¥~ On TUESDAY AFERANOUN, Sa, | PPRUG STURE FOR SALE is not one that tomber athe at 4 o'eock. in front uf the prem*ace, is constantly being bought and sold on specu- 1 tol ition, but has bee Lot No. 231, and the wert haf tty & Hawkins’ addition to front on the south side of 7th f Ge feet, together with pled by its present owner for twelve years,and nothing but ill health Id Induces hii now toauit it. Ad :ress,over rea! na! PHILOMEL, Box No. 12, Star Otfce. se 1 t th» improvements, con ofatwo story Brick 3 NT = 55 Dwalitne house, jrith a. frame alition.” Terme | FOR,SALE OR RENT A handsome and acar- gach By order of the executor of the late George | oontaiuing six rooms, with side lot nak eae Mahoney. shed the whoie breadth of the lot to a wide all-y, in se5eokds J.C. n quiet and d between 12th and 13th JPOR SALE OR RENT.—The HOUSE West street, Georgetown, at present by Mr. Arthur Scho t, and lying about midway the the c:tv on M street, anca ta ob ba sold at a t purchasers, n i 21st wtreat, near square immed: t of Montgomery atroot, | APPIF to fue undarsigned on 21.* stcoot, nea: K north side, The genersiiy es ee: te POR RE three-story BRICK HOU f between New York avenue au Mr. Schott will give possession at very »! I street, with back-bur'cing and ail the modern im tioe, Address E. B, ADDISON, agent. provements, A large cistern in the ward. dria. and rangein the kitchen, Apply on the prem house 417 12th street, between Now York a and J st, se 9-31 OSE COTTAGE FOR RENT.—The under- has for rent hix enn house known as signed ROSE COTTAGE, at Kendall Greens a im lease a half from the post office ‘The house contains ten rooms b-sides @ two story kitchen, and commands ridge street, Gr or PING OF ALL, KINDS on Merino audies’ Skirts, Sleeves, | &, fine view of the ty and surrounding country. vend catinien’s Dine Ulin | Khe siienticelspeieds te eect ne per: &c, will be executed in her | erate. The) ontainin: t ev acres of ground, ¥ Ly Geoal neat style. “All orders ieftat the store of Mr, Vidi. D street, next door to the Intoligencer office, Washi-gtor, will meet with prompt attention. She would also inform the ladies of Georztown that she has for sale alargeassortmentof SFUL aud FANCY ARTICLES, such aa Ladies Gloves, he let with the houss if desired. Apply to W STICKNEY, in person. at Kendall Green, or ad- dress through the post office. Possession given lst of October. s@ 9-2w 1 comfortal wR) FRAME DWE Sk.on the east us to tention, ail of which ahe-wail sol’ the | MdQ)0F ath stevot went, beewoon Gand Patra r . north. App! ¥ “BB. No. 62 ese acomeemeisiael “Em se9SRKTHES | 2d story) ith strost, between D and te 308 Fo SALE—The SCHOONER NAG’S HEAD, : OMS FO NT —F. r 6! tons register; stow 3,00 bushels grain. Ome oon ie ee Ne ig So Will be sold low. if application is taade. im. Qn ghave? te ca ifecxnired inediately to WILLIAM H. THECKER JOHN RK. ELVANS & CO., Georgttown, D. C. Be G-6t 309 Pa avenne, between —_—_— se72w (States&Intel) sth loth sts, PERSONAL. —3 FRAME COTTAC ontaining Secon ——— == square feet DERSIGNED,IN BEHALF OF THE fine well of wat rint'e yard about ittee of Arrangement: of the Salutation kitchen door. Sad House is situ ssociation Pic Nic, Tick took place on Thurs- ra es out psd ye) ~ iis Maas be! wens nd lay, Sept. 8, at the “Columbian Sprin r@ au- " stroo! n 3 be sold on eas oes Address i ‘xpress, on the part of the committ-e | A NHAM, agent, Washington, D.C and the members of the association. macy thants to Mr. Thomas Fahey and his kind family, as aiso his worthy assistants, aud to N. J. Porter, of La- tham’s line cf coaches, for their untiring and suc- ) exertions to gratify ali present on the occa- sion. We take great pleasure in recommending the “Columbian Springs” as the most delight.ul and orderly retreat for partiss on the Potomac. It is unsurpassed for all those elements which cons! t social coinfort and innocent enjoyment; in fine, if gentiemaniy attention and luxuries of the season render attractive resorts of pleasure the “Columbian Springs” will favorably compare, if not excel any pase 1s the District or its vicinity, HENRY MORGAN, Pres’t J. W. BRUMAGEN, Sec. se 10-3t 35 REWARD.—Broke jail, on Sunday $250 night, the Lith instant, two white men, 5 BNJAM AITHEY and’ JOHN Pf. MAGRU- he said AITHEY was committed to Jail offers for saleors or near Washiugton,t known as the “Denham acres, situated in Hampshire ex w of Winchester, acd ing tho Capin Springs. Said Land is thickly wooded, and is ad- mirably situated tor farming or erazing purposes, and contains the best of uatural requisites fora fashionabla summer resort. having @ fiuecha ybeate a a'um spring thereon with the bost of fac! the erection of buildings. Address A NHAM. agent. Washineton, DC. F OR REN T—-Thoe large and commodious DWELIANG HOUSE No 159 Peunsylva ni& avenue, between 7th and i8th streets. lately occupied by Professor Loomis of the La Fayette Institute, Tho house is in good con?ition; has eighteen re Jargecollars, wa hand bath rooms. range for cooking.and is supplied with gas and Potomac water. Pos nediately loth day of Juno inst, charged with the murder cf | Por terms apply’ at the Surgeon Generale athes, J.T. Rinniz, at Laur! Paetory, Prince George's | Now Sent ee gti ee ‘au 2-eott couxty, Maryland. He is about five feet eizht or nine inches high, light compiexion, thin face and dark brown hair—had on common clothing and a pair of substantial lee-irons. Up to the time of the marcder, he was erptoyed at the Laur! Factory in driving a team hauling cutton to thefactory. We will give a reward of ‘'wo Hundred Dollars for the apprehension of said Aithey—no matter where takeu—provided he is delivered at the Jail of Prince George’s cou ty, Maryland Said MAGRUDER was committed on the lth day of Ju'y last, charged withtheft. He isa youth, sbout ninetsen years of age, has a fair complexion, light hair and very blue eyes ; is about five feet six tnches high; has a mother living in Georgetown, c. We will give a reward of Fifty Dollars for his apprehension, if delivered at the Jai! of Prince George’s county, Maryland, By ord, Touimnigsioners + R. BADEN, President of the Board, - WILLIAMS, Clerk. au 25 tf LE —The subscriber will sell, on accome Fok SA ng t & very con ory brick DWELL HOUSE. kiteh en. dairy and smoke house, with a pump of geod water in the yard. situated on Frederick, between Second and Third stro ts. Georgetown. ‘Phe lot on which the-house stacds. fronts # feet on Fr derick street ronuing back 96 f° 3. The first ayment wil! be required in money. On the da- Rorred ayments. secured by a deed of trast onthe property, time wall be given sat factory to the pur- chaser. Apply to WM. G. RIDGELEY, au 3) eosw No. 76. Ist street, George NOR RK ulre STORE ROO. etts avenue, between 2d aud 3d streets. of JNO.R. EL VANS @ CO., 309 Ps. avenue, au 12 eod F°k SALE—Animproved FARM of 1+ arres, in Montgomery county. Md., ® miles from Washington, near the Rockville turnpike. Th buildings are new, consisting of 2 e & comfortable r= - dwelling, co: ms, with a well of pure LOST AND FOUND. water at the Wildings consist of @ —— =—_ = = xianery, stabling, corn house, carriage-louse, OST—Saturday or Su day,a MASONIC PIN & square and comps old, with & white set inthe centre. The finde 1 liberally rewa det returning itto A. HANCOCK, Pa. avenue, b3- tween 12th and {3th sts, se 12 St 'O THE HOUSE OF THuS. R. BEN on TARE BEEF shedding, #e. Fifly avres in grass, inclu ing 23 of Kock creck meadow land; & young orchard of peaches and other fruits. Will be sold low, or ex- changed for city p-operty. Terms te suit the pur- pApply to Lieut; SULIUS S. BOBRER, 2 cle, 0. Hear ‘tawiw* FARM FOR SALE.—1 offer for M, f situated abont halfa mile from Beltsville Sta- on on the Baltimoreand Washington Railroad, contatuing 160 acres of land—2? in wood, the bal: anceinahigh state of cultivation, The buildings consist of a convenient Dwe'ling and_good out houses. The water is unsurpassed, For further information qa on the premises, or by letter to NATHAN TYSON, 164 si Vthand F streets east, CATTLE; twool i ad are buffs'oes, and one pied, with harne i wish the owner to come and pay ex; taks them away. ‘OST —Was taken from a lower room at 446 15th stre No. th fthesth of Sep- WATCH: an enameled tensber, \ : $ West Lombard st , Bal- chain (4 strands) Id crogs attached timore. City propertywill be taken in exchange. “C lotto” ca cue side, a rl D. 1? on she ote Susi-cotwe ors Gyo Keys sisc_ one silver end one go E HAVE FOR RENT OR SALE, two com- —— reward will be given and no Sper fortable BRICK HOUSES, situated on corner of 9th and Q streets, containing 5 rooms each, new | and in complete order, Rent Sie ao of | sale accommodatin, CHAPIN 0. ‘au 31-co2w No. 4229 7th st..bet Gand it. * FASHION, | © Bo&RiSy WASHINGTON AND GEORGE- . TOWN CITY DIRECTORY FOR 1560, VA Bexat Wits a Business Directory oF ALEXANDRL TH ET. The subsoriber will pybiish at a ly day the 1 sET, | above Directory. It will embrace the names of all ° the citizens, also the members of Congress, Depart ments. &c., with @ full ap; iX giving much use- fui information. Communications essed to WM. H. BOYD, “Washington House,” will be d ol attended to, Subscription price, $2. FS £ CLOTHS, ASSIMER AND VESTINGS. Webers now in ae ok of the newest styles | superior ‘i Plain, Black, and Fancy Cloths and Cassimeres, Very Rich Veiv:t and rile Vestings, : ir Low ue eoiumores, T weeds, Feans, and Satti nets, for boys’ wear, s bou, x Any of which i sell at the lowe t pices Ae | ight our stoc! hea bol een py fon ey ich we = er at the a x &a and save money 9010-66 ge 10-5t $43 7th at, above Pa. ay, "By WALL & BARNARD, Auctoncent, 25 TONS OF T AUC’ Owns he eee web renae = AUCTION BALES. __ THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW. By A. GREEN, Ai HANQSOME AND SESE PULLDING LOT r 9 the 12th instant, 1 1 sell, ey B premises, at So’clock p. —s following piec® property. vis No. 4,1 Sq_-¢re No, 662, having pf & ist? tna. beeen (aad Vavnie nites ween ‘erms : One-half: 3 balance in 3 and 6 months, for notes bearing interest, sati Iv secured. - ad ey ‘A GREEN, Al mite RA * ui & CO, Auctiongers. Nirod EMULD Eeracrs F On TURSDAY MORNING Sentonber Dae at ten o'clock, at No.280 F street, between 12th Enfects 1of stars Sogebermne ee prising Piano Fo: FS — Corni '. , Bed- 8 }» Bui Chamber. and . 3 eee ee ith many other articles, FUTURE DAYS. By J.C. wpb & CO., Auctionsers TOCKS AT AUCTION.—On TU c - STEN EC TION 08 Bt ay ao the Auction Rooms, we shall sell, in sums to suit— $20 Co onof Washiagton q iy Six per $2,500 Corporation of Alexandria six per cent. $20 Corporation of Washington semi-annual six percent Stock. ‘Terms cash, ineurrent funds. selod _€. MeGUIRE & CO., Auct'rs. By J. C. MoGUIRE, & CO., Auctioneers. VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF F STREET NORTH AND 12TH STREET West at Pracic AvcTion.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON,S der te i9th, at 43¢ o’clock, on the premises, we shali sell that valuable proper- ty situated at the corner of 12th and F streets be- ing partof Lot No. 9.in square No. S2i, havi frout of 19 feet Sinchos on F street, and running hack seventy feet on 12th street to a four feet aliey in the rear; together with the improvements, con- tisting of a new, well-built fonr story brick house, routaining @ commodious store room on the first floor, # dry cellar and kitchen below, and nine good rooms in the dwelling, ‘This property is situated at the intersection of two of the principal streets in the city. on the tho- roughfare botween the Executive Departments, and As & business ocation is unr pgeeed by Any inthat s ction of theci'y. The sale of this prey pre- sents 2 rare ore ortunity for estinent, having al ways commanded from five ix hundred dollars annual rent. ‘Title indis; bi Terms: 31.000 in cash, & 50 in five years, and hae and four years —y the residus in one, two, these ‘t, secured by a deed the day of sale, with intere trust on the premises; the interest to be pail semi- ~ t ity. segd J.C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Auct’rs. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, TWo-sTory FRAME HOUSE AND LOT at Avctiox.-On WEDNESDAY, the 14th ystant, 1 shall sellin front of the premises, st 53 ock p. m., & good and nearly new two-stor: © House, containing six conveniently arrang $, and the lot on which it stands, being part of Tot Ne. 12,1n square N-. 553. This property is 1@ dscmoly located, fr nting on Ist str e- weet, betwern K and " strests north. Terms: Qne-fourth ash ; the balance in 6, 12, 18 and :4 months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. deed Tals i dept aula deed of trast taken, Be 8 A. GREEN, Auct. By J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctionoers. EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW F 4 NITURE AND Housenony Erracts Avetion—On WEDNESDAY MORN Rg. tember ithe at 10 o’cioek, at the resid-nes » Be c of John A. Knott, Eaq., on G street north, between Mth and cols wort. negg the State Departmert. we Hail hix Hou@hold Effects. comprising— sewood Seven octave Piano Forte, by Co., Baltimore; son Brocatella Covered Parlor consisting o A id six French Pas Chairs, and Parlor Ch; Walnut and Mahocan i Chai s, and Parlor Chai Rosewood Marble-top Wa!nut and Maho, Oval and Square Git Gas Chandeliers ard Brackets, Mantel Clock, Vases and Ornamer ts, Fxoellent Damask anal Lace ‘ Cornice Fixcuires ard Git W Shades, Ha. csome Velvet, «l Three-ply Car- ne Mirrors, pets, Oi'cloti. Matting, Rugs, Walnut Hat Tree. H [i Chairs, Sofa, Marbie-top and Plain Dressiug Bureaus, Wash- stands, Mahogany. Walnut and Painted Wardrobes, Superior Damas pred ‘Lounge: Fine © dl tia d Hosk Mattresses, Biankel ters and Pillows, Sheeting, nite es, Counforts, Marble thp Mehog extension Dining Caste Sideboard, “Table, Side ‘Tables, Spoons, Knives and Forks, Glass. and Crockery Ware, adistor, Airtieltand other Stoves, six tons Coal, a lot Wood, Together with a general assortment of Kitchen Reenisites. and under, cash dO day 3 over that sum, a for notes satisfactorily en- TO THE Es y I On TUES RNOON, September 20th, 1859. at four clock, on the premises, we shal! sell the large and q leotion of shade and ornamental Trees, },) togetier with the unexpired lease on in the nursery of the late James Ma- zor l6th street west, between O and P streets north. Thi: calocifarea very favora¥le opportunity for uursérymen to make a profitable ‘nve:tinent, as the treee are ail of the most select ki in good © niition. v : One-third cash; the residue in 3 and & m ths, for approv ad endvrsed notes, bearing Int est. 6 U. DYER. E THO. J. FisHER, { Pxecutors. J.C) MeGUIRE' & CO., Aucts. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. {X¥CUTOR'S SALE OF CORN, IRISH axp 4 >weer Potatoes, anv C 809 00 ING IN THE Pifbp,) Fak MING NS Tiox —On WEDNESDAY, the lath 1 nt. seil,at 12 o'elock m., at the fart of the lave « Prince G orge’s county, Md., about ix m Washirgton.on the Mariborough road, e Long Od Field— ; Corn. patches of Irish and Sweet -and Cabbace, all growing in the fisid, fParming Utens:ls, Oats in the straw, &e., ko. ‘Terms: $25 and under, cash: of4and8 months, for notes sa! bearing interest. over $.5, a er flactorily encor: WILLIAM DIXON. A. GR ; Eixeeutor REEN, Auct_ (VARSHAL's SALE—in vi ofa writ of fiert FY iavias tssued 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 expose to public sale for cash, in frout of the Court House door of said county, on THURSDAY, the 221 day of September, 1353, at 12 o'clock my, following de- scribed property, to wit: All deferdant’s right, title, claim and interest in and to Subdivisions Nous. 7, and 9. Square No. 462; alvo, Lot Ni a the city of Washingt hn ud singu seized and levied up: Win. B., Robert and Jos. M. De sold to satisfy Judicials } 1859, In likin, vs. Win. Downing, aud & se 7t phena, surv. of Johy tj, Jeseph M, and oseph au 29-ts a writ of thee of the r tia for the county of Washington and t» me directed, t will expose to public sale, for cash, in front of the Court Heuse door of rai THURS lath day of Se her next, 1853, at 12 o'clock m . the followtag deseri d. fendant’s right, title, ¢: the south part of Lot 13, m Square No, 62), fronting 61 feet on Ist street west, between Pieres street and nortn M street. and running back the whole depth of said lot 110 feet. together with all and singular the Op Rhyl thereon, seized and levied upon ag the property of Ebendza Rodbird, and wil! be sold to satisfy Judicial No. 5), to Octo" berterm. 1*59, in favor of Cornelia Wittenaur, sur- vivor of Charies Frankenherser & Co, Marshal W. SELDEN au 2-dts for the District of Columbia, a. friars ann d formeriy with U. M. KEATING a. & T. PARKER & co : NEW STORE. BROWNING & KEATING have just opened their New Store, No. 353 Pern- yiVania avenue, between 6th and 7th mens with @ large and varied stock or FRESH GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, - LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c., &e., Which they will sell as cheap as any other house in the District. se 9-tf EAVY ARRIVALS| OF SELEC EFIRST-ULASS EUROPEAN AND : EC ST-CLAS y a _ AMERICAN DRY COODS, Qpe price only Ti ° ‘gost stock. ; iargest store, the lowest prices marked in Pain figures. No bills, no books, no accounts. Ali articles must bs paid for at the time of pur tse. Goods will not ba taken bic or exchanged, noi orn articles be mee) from the store fur iaspection. Au examination of Store, “tock, styles and prices icited ; it involves no obligation to purchase, z pets, Curtains and House furnishing Goods in upper rooms. _ Wholosaie rooma in the basement and veults. _ RRY & BROTHE Extensive dcalers ima'! kinds of Goods of the best class. “Perry Building,” 8¢7-Steo Pa. avenue and 9th street. prerere CORD AND TASSEL ened 8b Sutital assortment of PICTURE ant > Slw: stovos Colored ENGHAVINGS ant Teen PHS. handsomely varmsh-dand f-amed. For sale at OWN MARKRITER'S, No. 46 7th st ,3 doors above 268 Qw* Odd Fellows’ Ha'l. Tel ond aeourity. Real s 1 AC extate preferre, “Address at th so 5 Oe, we 8 cost re specting the doi; the Zurich Conference Advices fri atone report the dissolution the Greek Chambers. = Commerctat. LiverPoot.—The cotton market closed firm, with an advancing somreinn Ser in some cases Seo deney. oi on the market on — Pork bee Lard quiet, but oman Rice quict ie : Rosin was steady. Spirits of to tine . a85q Heady, and closed on Bist at Gy ADDITIONAL AN NEWS. Arrival of the Angle-Saxen. Fanturs Por, Sept. 12 —The wrgormer f gilo-Saxon, from Liver, ‘on the 3ist, yesterday. She tne r ti from Bremen, at Southampton tng of the ath =— ‘ova Scotian left Liverpool " Wolhcuspahoone Liver; at I o'clock on ‘The crew of the Ben Bolt were saved. The ves- sel was insured in London. she was on ber way from Trieste to London, with her Havana cargo. naar ii Conrrrence. m from Berne says that reports to the proceedings {n the Zarich "Conienen ere quite contradictory, and that there is reason to believe that the Sardinian Plenipotentiary will not affix his signature to any protocol in favor of the return of the dey rulers of the Duchies The Paris Constitationnel in a leadi article says that the Emperor will loyally fulfil bis Villa Franca ayreement for the restoration of the former reigning Princes; but if he should not succeed in reuniting the Pr! . and the le in a mutual accord, it is not bis intention ay either the ene or the other. ExGtayp. The directors of the Great Eastern had declined Mr. Lever’s offer to charter the ship for her first trip to America. The oriyinal ramime of the country will be carried out ‘ip had been closed to the public, and she would ihe for the Thames ina or two, Leigh Hant, tue author, died in London on the th, at the advanced age of 74 years. France. The Emperor still remained in retirement in the Pyranees; but it was asserted that he would shortly proceed to Cherbourg, and pay a second visit to the camp at Cualons, {racy. There had been no change in Italian affairs. A oe from the National Assembly of Modena gone on a special mission to Napoleon. The people of Naples were much excited, owing are high price of sonal An earthquake occurred at Sorgia, Ital: killing 200, and injuring a large number of persons. [The commercial news bas been anticipated by fre Ocean Queen off Cape Race } _—_—_———___. Later from the Isthmus and Seuth America. New York, Sept. 12 —The Steamship Star of the West, from en bas arrived, bringt upwards of two millions of specie, and nearly Su ngers. Her California dates be Golden Gate arrived at San Francisco on the 3th of August, and the Cortez, of the Opposition line, on the 14th. The steamship Roanoke. corvette Preble, and storesbip Relief, were at Aspinwall. All well The frigate Fulton was at Key West, and would sail in a few days. ‘The was a severe gale at Aspinwall on the 29th, doing considerable nage to the buildings, and killing one man. The frigates Merrimac and Saranac, the cor-~ vette Vandalia and storestip Warren remained at Panama. The Vandalia would sail for home. The sioops Cyane and St. Mary's were on the Cen- tral American coast. Advices from Guayaquil of Aug. 19th, states anticipated that the Peruvian fleet was preparing to bombard — city ——_ the upper Flamecs of the citizens ad removed. Those who remained were pre- paring for a desperate resistance. Castilla was momentarily expected with all bis force from Callao A disastrous fire occurred there on the Isth, destroying a whole block. From Utah. Sr. Louis. Sept 10.—A spectal — to the Republican says that dates from Salt Lake City to the ISth ult. reached Atchison A W. H. Hoopes, Mormon, been Clected del- egate to Congress from Utah Iieut. Gray. with a party of forty-two dragoons had surprised a band of 150 Indians who were concerned in the late massacre of emigrants on the California overland road. Twenty of the In- 8 were killed. jen. Johnston bad sent reinforcements to Lieut. ‘ay in anticipation of an attack from tue com- bined forces of the Indians. ‘The store of Messrs. Miller, Russell & Co.. at Camp Floyd, had been destroyed by fire. The loss Sus estimated at $15,000 - An American Vessel Fert. Bosrox, Sept. 10—The bark America, from utinople, while passing the Straits of Gib- ralter was fired on twice from the Spanish fort at ‘Tarifa. The first was a blank cartridge, and the second round sot, which passed through the lower maintopsail. acer eane aac: Robbery of the Brooklyn Pest Office. New York. Sept. 10.—The post office at Brook- n was robbed last night, ‘ll the letters were opened and rifled, and $3.00 in money aud drafts, and money orders, were mutilated and rendered worthless. New York Merchant. Sept. 9—Letters by the Eu: state Stowell, Jr., of the firm of um, Stowell & Co, of New York, committed suicide n Manchester, Aug. 22. Anniversary Celebration in Baltimore. Barrimore, Sept. 12.—The forty-fifth anniver- sary of the battle of North Point. is being cele- ited to-day with great spirit. The streets are thronged with military parades, and flags are lisplayed at all points. he “Old Defenders” dine at Green Springs. Several visiting military companies, including oue from York, Pa., (the Worth Infantry.) are here participating. Alexand Markets. ALExanpria. Va pt. 12.— Flour—sales of Vaion street at $5. Wheat—sales of fair to good white at $1.25a$1 30; red, $1.15a81.17. Corn— sales at 7Sc. by weight. Oatsand Rye—no sles. Se Baitimere Markets. Bartimore, Sept. 12 lour closed firm; How- erd street and Ohio 85.12. Wheat closed c and active; salee of 31,000 bush.; white $1 Qua‘ red $1 .05a%1.15. Corn closed active; white S0a8l: yellow ~2a™3c. Provisions closed firm; bacon sides l0c.; mess pork $15. Whisky quiet at 2c. for Ohio. Rew York Markets. New Yor. Sept. 12.—Fiour is unsettlcd—com- mon is buoyant, choice heavy and 5al0c. lower. State $4 _30c84.40; Ghio $5.00a5 35; Southern $4 2$5 15. Wheat is quiet; Southern white $1 36a 145. Corn quiet; mixed Si1a82s,, yellow 86 a87c. Vork is dull—mess $15; prime $10.37. fa firm. Whisky is dull at 26 4c. Kock Island 69%; Cumberland Coal Comp. 14 Ilinois Central shares 6; do. bonds #74; Michi an Southern 24; New York Central 79x; 9 RR. 444; Va. 6's 84; Mo. 6s SX- Financial New Neorg Sept. 12.—Stocks—Chicago and P. ADE > e od Ieesen se = et Eng’ SELLING OFF ATCOST, ™y entire stock of Kastarn-made Shoes, room for Home-made seat e No. 22 P seo tf VALL STYLE OF DRESS HATS POR 1559, syle = GENTS eres or the Fall trade, to which we in ’ A fost supply of LEDGER HATS Afcosh sv) STINEMETZ, just received. . Hi. au 22-tf 236 Bi, av., near [3th A&® a Lose bs Fine.te cbered y oe Se aa AMES c MoGUIRE President,