Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1859, Page 3

LOCAL NWEvs. eee (7° Tux Stax Pustisnes ree uisrs oF REMAINING IN THE Wasuineton Crry Post Orrick UNDER T! OVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BR PRINTRD IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY oF THE oFFics. [Ts TOTAL DAILY CIRQULATION is MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PaInTeD in TRe Disrnict oy Corumata. aS See Noties.— Distaiet oy Cotumpia Apveariss- MENTS To ‘NSERTED IN THE Battimone Sun ASR ESCEIVED AT AND FORWARDED PROM bo Stak office, Trial OF THE America Steam Enorne.—It having been announced that this morning at 10 ovclock there would be a trial of the power of the steam enzine America, at the corner of Tenth st ant Pa. avenue, at that hour quite a large number of persons had ossembled. among whom were members of the City Councils and a t number of ladies, to witness this novel exbhibition A few minates after 10, Beck's Band occup! the Del-ony tu front of the Simpson House, and discoursed to the crowd one or two beautiful airs A jon at the same place; but bel: View of the working of the &@ more convenient spot. embers had carried the engine (run- ning at full speed, in order to generate the steam) as for down as Seventh street, and returniag in the sine manner to the place designated for the trial, they adjusted the hose aud commenced operations aiid the plaudits of a large and apparently yreat- i terested vathering. W hile tn full operation, from a defect in a por- tion of the hose, it bursted. causing considerable ‘rritnent among the crowd by its yently bestow- a pleasant shower-bath on those standing new "le fore? Was So great as to cause one mau to lese bis equilibrium Toe engine was tested in a very thorough man ner, auc exhibited great superiority over the ordinary fire engine, throwing a constant stream of water much greater In var acgh | and to a greater natal and perpendicular distance tian the engines can do. The amount of steam varied from 55 Ibs. to 95 lbs. at the several trials One trial, with 95 lbs, threw through a %-inch nozzle the horizontal distance of 198 feet. Again, with iLs. of steam, it threw with it force a of 160 feet. Ayain, with 55 Ibs. of steam al\-ineh nozzle, it cast the water 198 feet. It was then tested with the Franklin engine, with oH) Ts. Lee supplying the water to the Frank- throwing the same sized stream with nd beating them by a considerable space. America’ then added another nozzle of ¢ size, and with the two, still supplyin the Franklin box with water, threw far beyon the Franklin, both in horizontal and ieu- lar casts. During the trial. Passed off in a most orderly and satisfactory manner. ‘The trial ested about two hours, and during the whole time the re pre streets and vacant spaces were crowded with highly interested spectators. ‘The time consamed in getting to work, from the time the eugine started from the Franklin engine-house, was between twelve and fifteen minutes, during which time the machine was cirawn from the starting point to Seventh street, and back to Tenth, (the e of trial.) At ber arrival at Teath street sufficient steam was made to enable the men to commence operations. As we zo to press, the visiting firemen are per- taking of a superb dinner, set out for them by their entertainers, the Franklin company. At 6 o'clock they leave on their homeward ip, and we trust they are as well pleased with Wash- ington as our citizens are with them. ixramovs Roseery.—On the 7th instant, an old svidier, named Francis Carver, a pensioner, resi- dent at the Soldiers’ Home, came from that inst’- tution to the city, for the purpose of drawing his money. He went to the banking house of Messrs. Riggs & Co., where be received his moi and ere he met with an acquaintance, named Daniel man with a wooden leg, and Barry saw t receive his pay. Having transacted some ess. Carver returned to the Soldiers’ Home, sining until night, started again on retura again to the city, for the purpose of is his father; and when he had approached t» within about a Balf mile of the Park, on Seventh street. he met a man named Hagh — whom he recognized clearly, it being a ‘ht moon- light might; and he also saw ry ing a ort distance off Ragan approached Carver, and asked Lim where he was going—whether he was coming to the city or was returning to the Seldiers’ Home; and without giving Carver time re he strack him a violent blow on the head, w 1 rendered bim prostrate and insensible. While on the ground, Garver was beaten in a most bratal and outrageous manner—hbis skull laid bere with a blow from a stone, and his face bor- ribly mutilated. He lay there, as he supposed. soue minutes before he recovered so far as to cry ont, which be then did, and he saw the two meu. Barry and Ragan, retreating towards the city. Carver proceeded to examine his condition, and fownd Liaself tainus $60, a portion of the moncy drawn by him that day from the bank, his coat, shoes. pocket-knife. and other things He pro- ceeded. with much difticulty to drag himself to luis father’s house in the city. He laid information of the facts before some fileuds, and Officers Suitand Gormley took the matter in hand. Warrants were issued by Jus- tiee Williams against Kagan and Barry, who were looked up and arr by the above-named officers When arrested they fought with des- perate determination, but were overcome and brought into the magistrate’s office, and commit- ted for a further hearing. On Tuesday the far- ther hearing was had by Justice Williams at the Jail, where Mr. Carrington appeared as counsel tor the defendants. Six witnesses were examined, f whom were called for the defence, and tied to a positive alist; but the magistrate re- tying uw the testimony of Carver notwithstand- ing, held them to bail in the sum of $1,500 each, for their appearance at court. Being unable to give the required bail. they were remanded to the custody of the jailer to be held for the action of the grand jury. [communicatzD. Tre Preric Scroot Question In Wasutxe- tox.—The Young Catbolic’s Friend Society, composed of sub-societies connected with each of the city churches of that denomination, has just ingsugurated a policy which, if generally adopt- ed by these associations throughout the country, wonld prevent much par d among different Christian sects, and tend greatly to the more r fect harmony of all who labor for the diffusion of knowledge among the poorer classes of our citi- zens The president of the Association, since his tion asa member of the Board of Aldermen, bas taken quite a prominent stand in behalf of our public school system, participating in the public examinations—commending the 1m, f: nerally, i nes —o ete ow 2 he sappy repablic. and invo to the support ot aes heols the co-operation pe sympathy of all goed citizens. The ant-public school party in the Society at once undertook to get rid of so ob- noalous an officer, urging. that the main object of the organizatie: in Jnited States was to tect poor Catholic children from the contamina- ton of the public schools, and furnish them with education in schools where sect Keeper be instruct. ed in their own religien he contest waxed warm—even the r-verend clergy. it is said, took opposite sides—but at the annual election for of- ficers, recently, leid at the residence of the pastor of St Patrick's. the obnoxious president was re- elceted over all competitors; and thus the liberal pellcy of fratermization and Curistian harmon: was approved and officially inaugurated y ie Association. Let New York and Boston follow so good an example Paux. Tue Tusatre— Our American Cousin” jg still all the go atthe theatre, and again drewa very large house last night. Neither is Cousin Asa Treaecbard, by Clark, the only principal char- acter im the pleer, but the English snob, Lord Duudresry. by Wheatley, who urges bis -- suffer- wing”? duicines to twy a quambewy tart,” &e., is almost equally important and interesting. The ve not yet got enough of “Our American sin,’ and demand its repetition to-night, on ch oceasion it will be followed bi the amusing Taree of “ Toodles.” Joun 3. Clark as Toodles. We again advise those taking ladies to secure seats in the day time. ——— Ovo Fettows’ Hatt resounded last night with peals of laugbter—Blitz had his best house, and was lu bis best humor, and went through his best ¢ Yet be says he wishes this to be the r t. aad promises all who come a itz requests us to call attention to bis select entertainment on Saturday after- lock, for schools, families, children, others, Paomey | uight will be his in thiselty. Every one ld go whilst the Wis are so pleasent ‘Tre Peovens’ Rest Fiowt —Daniel Hickey, the old man mentioned a day or two ago im our police reper ng been charged with assault- i" named Jno. Keefe ck, bad his fartuer hearing to- to bail for court by Justice Uncle Don—as be is familiarly called— wanted them held to security to keep the peace; but. being unwiiling to swear that he was afraid of them. the s-curity was not demanded. Peoovivg Stave —Capt. T. A. Seott, of the Schowwer William Hone, of Philadelphia, dis- oo mz & fugitive slave on board on his wip up the river, stepped at Alexandria and had him } deed in the Alexandria jail, taking a receipt for les detivery The fugitive. who was working bis wey North, belongs to Mr Neale, of Port Tobacce See Charles H. Lane's announcement of new fll poods, received by express and steamer Moont Vernon Potton Cases —Aefore Susie T.C. Magruder came, before J complaining that nie neighbor, Mr. M. threatened to tak: bis life. fie, Guire’s.:attle had trespawed on Magruder’s groniici. and be had lecked them up in his stable. Ma- ; forcing open the tireatened to be re- ‘was bound over to keep —$—— ST HENS a very general ition on the | . ‘blic to know somethi — in the Mormon # ‘or: reports that from has acquited ta cclilion tenn bh sixmen and 2 ER’S SALE OF CALECHE 4 oy Av 0} YING, 2 order it 10 o'clock, “ at 100’ agek. by vir. a eh RN. entering the Tithe conad 3 COMMODIOUSANDDESIRAB. i '-LIAM F.C) ‘ous Are numerous .a excellent order. Iso "e how iqoite of SNOO ‘NT—A FRAM horse is weiliiees t Snd back yards, [ F and larco, colli . Rich, and area es Bs a 15 St ape M —. reets, ie family, with fron E’EARNARD. Aucts. By J. C. McSUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. MACHINERY. SHEDS, omtne Canal, op: ‘he dunble machine works are capa’ the sale will afford a rare op; 's investment toany ern. — &c., which will be hbersi, made known J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucte. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionecrs. D BRICK AND BUT Tt Atcrion.—O; ber 16t! The Knights left their Hall on o’elock. in full regalia uniform The gentlemen entered on the list at the Tournament are as follows: Wm. Day. ton, Grand Commander. dress, Knight of Maita; Mr. Martin. Knight of Silver Cross; W. 8. Teel, t of St. John. W. B. Rooker, Knight Heart; Mr. Douglass, Knight of Ameri- ht of Ava; J.T. ht dria; A. J. Thomas, Knight of the Silver Cross; 8.W. Owen, Knight of Rupert Fearnangh'; Chancellor of the Order; of Baden-Baden; Mr. We The contestants (knights) the principal streets, attracting the atten! beholders by —— unique and brilliant appear- to Arlington. 01 be various exercises. including J. Rose, Keq., of Pa., m., when the ridin is ex) that miles over the Humboldt route. ‘The assassination of Prauk McNeiland to have been done by 10. 439, Possession w next. Apply befora ths }st WOBINSON. on the promines UR SALE—An old an Pike is believed todrawa knife € was Committed to jail for a further Mer was fined $25. and $1.27 costs, of the Sunday law in relation to the Before Justice Clark. charged their next di heard in the streets. investigated before the above of an office full of ladies. The cha: nated with a servant was hanging out ciothes, and ittle boy, a son of the defendants, pon the fence dividin, yards and thrown dust on her clo’ the wash.” There was also evid inant that at some anterior period ild, who seems by his conduct to be hed SHOP ‘and taining to jouse painting, ‘The , Bnd bas been ten years in of J. JILLARD, ee __se It - A TERM OF YEARS— ie understands business, Inquire JOR SALE —Mr. and Mrs. H.O. Hood | # young NE find loor neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. and swearing so case was fully killed. Indians were be- along the route. it front oP he Materials in back buildin, I , one dour ‘north of the fori he buildings to be taken down even with the ved Sopeteer with the rubbish sale. tt Of 6° aad 90 days, with satisfac- RE & CO., Aucts._ By A. GREEN, Anetioncer ABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE First aT Agerion Oa F IDA. sell, Ol » the following valuable Bui . 42, frontirg on north H, ‘h streets west, containing 41, situatad at the corner ith streets, containing 4,112 ; J. Vannerson, Sir jammack, dress of coming quite troublesome ‘Wm. Mitchell, Knight F and G st ce of William if, and for cash, hi T information apply to se ifornia overtand The news is un- rally was a: y — all and un, levs and Walker- baracter iagil of the #2d ult business gene: lainants, who torily endorsed se's-d their en there, there wi an address by Wm. ing the time until be commenced. Le ym, ai 2 ot! men Lr premat, the “Undine” ng volunteered to take them over ln their ‘Ze The following letter bas been received from Gov. Wise in answer to the invitation of the Sons of Malta to address them to-day : Ricumonp, Va., Sept. 8, 1859. Gentlemen: Yours of 3ist ult I found awaitt my return from rheot to the a : earliest moment I reply, by expressing my regre that IT am unable pep AE with address the Encampments of the Sons of Malta, at ings, the 15th inst. the bed of illness in my fami! Official labor, and these forb) task to which you invite me, and which | would Indly assuine under other circumstances. For his complimen® please accept my grateful ac- knowledyments, and believe me sincerely and Henry A. Wisk. ToC. W. Boteler, jr., chairman, . and the gentlemen of the committee, &c. the two tack | to H. 0. HOOD. e12iw oe, Sa, Oat @ —That comfortable 2 story BRICK oy of Madam Par- t neighborhood, a itsand President's Horace Greeley had addressed a letter itical friends ar, to vote ‘Me pton candidate for gelos Vineyard , of the 234, around the fort wi there are no hopes of the compla' this same chi asort of Ike Partin, the aforesaid servant up behind her and a lucifer matches thers now in the oceu: tt is located in an excetle t, shortdistance fromthe Departmen: on 19th street, batween Pa. avenae aud | st, will be accommodating. Also. the three- atory BRICK, being one of the seven build mer'y occupied by M renid «nee of Dr. Smoot * “Clermont,” Al E No. 499 north side of setts avenue near Sth street, It has? rooms, cellar, ,as and water. 4NO kK. KENDAL _______ abe tree’, near € T—BRICK HOUS corner 3d and I streets, | 419 Sth street, between ‘abinet will be igton, had attem, viz: Lot No. 11, in Square No. haves still lurk betw. intentions, and that until they are severe! pplying a ligh eto, an attempt which had been frustrated by the presence of mind of another servant of the complainants, who had rushed u to the rescue of her com; ment and exting about to ensue. servant and the female tifled that when the child with in respect of the clothes, the defendants bad ai@ed and abetted his action, and had called the servant profane and ungentiemanly names, and her that she had too All this, it was alleged, teok pl in the back yard, and was so loud as to uttract the attention of persons in the street. It was not de- nied by defence but that the servant bad bees with being intoxicated, and that ber to in a rather oppro- ion, but still not a profane one in It_was also testified to that the whole affair had been brought about unfortunate propensity of this servant to drinking, and that on this, as on snndry other occasions, she had been manifest! uor. Again, it was atest Aceeraencemnn eee Probable Consolidation of Telegraph Inter- ests 15 —It is understood to-da ‘ons of the convention ree: ith a view of consoli No. 37, fronting on north L, h streets, next to the corner ntaining 5.24! square feet, n Square No 3), situated at the “ft north Land 2th streets. No, 1 con- WO aud No. 6 5,37 square feet. ¢ to pyrchase handsome building f requested ty exa:nine the beau- the above descrih their attention. 6. in Square3:, made rheps it will be cas ion at the critical mo- conflagration that was This like-to-bave-becn-roasted | 1 complainant tes been remonstrated betwen 23d and 24t ef 24th street, co! Lots Nos. Land 6. in New Yorx, Se that the proposit! in session bere w’ the principal tele h lines and country need beetenta withbolding their con — now ts that in the course of the most important telegraphic ests will be undcr one qocrl More Controversies in Kansans. LeAVENWoRTH, Sept 15.—Counter have bees issued by vassers authoriz the Consti tion, and Mr. Wall? the fom that the authority of the Con: and Mr Walsh character! illegal under the Lecom returns were directed to The Great East Norrorx, Sept. 14 the Exchange to-day your request to pted by those therta lots are respect y pass ba Lam hourly by and at the desk of all attempt at the ofsth and! rtrect, or No E and F streets north, a few wonths all facili . much whisky ‘tes and inter rns for Lots Ne known on’ ay of sale all the restene quartercash : 18 months.for notes bearing inte: am A deed given aud a deed of trast taken Avery fine three-story BRICK BUI. DING—No. 451 E street, between Sd and h—with large garret and bas: healthy locality in the eit; To be seen at any time on t Lalance i~ 6, 12 first named prop- he sale will commence on the nationality bad becn alluded -d - GREEN, Auct _ tutional Conven- The Board pa izes their proceedings Constitution. T obn Calhoun. jerm Invited to Nerfelk. —The merchants’ meeting afresolution to invite ties of this city and of Portsmouth, and Petersburg, will no doubt Co perate Post Olfice Robbed, » Sept. 13.— The Post Of- By J. C. McGU JERY VALUABLE REAL THE CORNER OF F ©TREET NORTH AXD 12TH 7 Punuic Avetion —On MONDAY ON, S-ptember the i9th, at 44 o’clook, he premises, we simi! sell th atthe corner of 12th and F No. 9.in square No, $21 baving a nohes on F street, and running 12th street to a four feet alley with the improvements, con- built four story briek house, ous store room on the first cellar and kitchen below, RUG STURE FOR SALE. is constantly being bought and sold ¢ | .tien, bat has been eceupied by its for twelve yoara, and nothing bat ill taduce him now to qnit it. Ad reas,over real u: PHILOMEL, Box No. 12, Star Oitee. {ARM FOR SALE.—Twelve miles from Wash .. fagton and one mils from Reltsvi!ledepot—con taining 10 acres, in a good state of cultivation; with ‘d of trom 4 to 6 hundred fruit trees, od dwelling with6 rooms and nec- Two churchos and one schoo! » Country road oj it is not one that » Auctioneers, ESTATE AT Tux Firewen’s Excurston.—The visiting tire- men took anexcursion yesterday to Mount Veraon and Glymont, in company with their bosts, the members of the Franklin Company, and accom- nied by a large number of ladiesand gentlemen. jown, the boat stop; Visitors disembarked and pro- ogton, where they half, walking themselves in ing the place then proceeded to Gly- that pface about 1 o’clock pm, 5 partook of a dinner, the excellence of which was fully tested, which had been provided by the proprietors, Messrs. Jones hes of an appropriate character were made by Mr. Win. dent of the Franklin, and Messrs. Small, And-eas and Thorpe, of the America Company. After dinner, the whole com into the enjoyments a: pavilion and an excellent band of music. afternoon thus wore deli, best of order was main boat returned te the addition to the already ent, many ladies and gentlemen fri country participating in the entertai be dancing was kept up till 9 o'clock .m., when all embarked and the boat er way home, where sbe arrived safe an: in due time. The visitors then enter provided for them, and were driven to their hotel for the night. Daring the whole day the utmost good order and good feel- ing prevailed. and the visitors and ail others were delighted with their trip. present owner at valvabie proper tified that the i ch londer than the defendant, brick house intervened be- e street, the distance being front of 19 fact ed and that a four tween them and some fifty feet from the line of the During the trial the office was crowd: by numerous male and female friends of both rties, who evinced a lively interest in the result he inagistrate after hearing listening patient! cleared the office. back seventy feat o in the renr; together sisting of a new, well containing a commodi Vernon, where tl ceeded tothe Tomb of Wasni remained about one hour an throngh the grounds and enjoyi jietand orderly manner, bet and nine good tuated at the intersection of streets in the city.on the tho- mi and another on the bac the pike three- further partien uarters o°a mile from the Farm. Fo: ars, apply to the subscriber on the premises, Itis on’y twenty-five minutes ride inthe oars from Washington to Serine. the evidence, and to the ingenious defence made dismissed the warrants and two of the principal roug!ifare batween th as 8 business ocation ts uarury thecity, The sale of this ortunity for investment, led from five to six hundred dollars nt. ‘Title indisputable. ; $1.00 in cash, #1,50 in five years, and 8 in one, two, three and four years from With interest, secured by a deed of sea; the interest to be pard semi- ©. McGUIRE & CO, Auet'rs. By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. RUSTER’S SAE OF VALUABLE IM VED F RoPaRTY AT AUCTIONS ice of a deed oi trust execut Signed as trustee b and bearing date th recorded in Liber J SH3, 34+, 350 and 55!, one of the laad rec. Detaware City, Del at this place was broken ints last were carried off. Toney was obtained, nor Perpetrators. the letters in it known what amount is there any clue to the Scie CLE R rae sents & rare © OSE COTTAGE F¢ 5 wae oom reut his countr a half from the post office rooms b-sides & two story kitehen, and cow: fine view of the city and surrounding e The sitoation is perfectly hea th: erate, The lot, oyntainin« two acres of ground, wilt bo int with the house if desired. Apply to WM. TICKNEY, in person. at Kendall Green, or ad- diexa moet the post office. Important News —It always affords us much Pleasure to notice the arrival of distinguished gentlemen, whether professional or political. Our city is the father city of our common country, and as such it is held in estimation by ail American citizens. In this article we propose to cail the at- tention of our readers to the erriva Dr. Baakee at the National Hotel. only visits the city for pleasure, but scribe for the afflicted in all chronic rticularly those of the eye and ear. The doctor nforms us that he has a plan, well matured and thorougbly investigated, whereb: canal from Lake Erie to the Alleg! the Ohio river with a su: tity of water, that there will always of water on its bars durin making it navigi house known as jreen,a mile and ‘The house corta ———__<_—_—_ Lieut. Gen. Scott Ordered te Washingtor. Sept. 14. —Lt. Gen. Scott left here ashington, in obedience to a tele the day ‘of sala, ; trust en the pre: to-day for W graphic summons. ny entered with zeal y the dancing Land sojourn of ghtfully away, and the The doctor not trined. At 5p im., the pavilion, bringing a large numerous com ton Market. 14.—Cotton—sales to-day of advanced Kay, but Possession given Ist Sawannan, Sept 215 bales; all qualities bave accurate quotations cannot a eeeenis Alexandria Markets, pt. 15 —Flour—No sales —In virtue and ed to the under y Thomas McNaney and wife, @ Lith day of February, 1 +A.S., No 169, fo and comfortable CHEAP—A pn WELLING HOU side of 9th street west, between O and P street« north. Apply to POLLARD W. . Ni (2d story) 7th street, between D and FICE ROOMS FOR RENT —Four large rooms. suitable for offices or lodg ngs, over our store; furnished i rognires JOHN R. he can make a ny river.which ALExanvRia, Va., Se) W heat—sales of white at $1 $1.14; choice Zimmerman $1.32 remibes, at ha’ ig the dry season; thus the real estate in sa d able the whole year. tainly is a great national enterprise, aud deserves close investigation, and the sanction of our Gov- erument if found practicable. ded of trust men which had been were gag owe 7 5 pat is dull; sales of bushels; White $120a1 45; red $1.10a1.17. Corn is buo: 5 ‘etlow “asic. Provisions are iy ; bacon sides 9X alle ; uiet at Li xallge Whisky it: @uli- All of that eortain lot, piece, or paroel o dull; Hewara siteated, lying. and being in tor, in the District of Col don the ground plan or p ington as Lot No. 1%, ins ginning for the said jot at the ro: said square and rucning thenee of 2ist street % fee! Rorth % feet to the | With the line of nort northeast = of said 5 30 _ 807 2w__ (States& Inte ALE OR RENT—Threo ne: K HOUSER, at the corner of 6th avd 3 we-t. For particularsingu reofJ. PRATHE orthere or Centre Market, OR RENT-—Two very desirable RESI- DENCES, on I street, b tween Isth and lth » and fronting Franklin Square. ousea have all the modern impru bath-rooms, aS: &oc , and ha’ is of the said city | White Slatie; y No 68. be Warp Finences.—A comparative statement of the receipts and expenditures of the several wards for the year ending June 30, 1859. (omitting bal- ances.) furnishes results as follows: I , $34 692.43; expenditures, $25.995.67; ex- cess of receipts over expenditures, $5.095.76. Sec- ond Ward—Receipts, #39,980.15; expenditures, F34.378.97; excess of receipts over expenditures, Third Ward—Receipts, $29,742 61; 55; excess of receipts over expenditures, $6,201 06. Fourth War 99; expenditures, $35,513.41; excess of re. itures, $13.644.58. Fifth Ward 2 SM; expenditures, $16,244 53; nditures, S448 05. Tue Ravivats. t the Union Chapel, Rev Mr. Coombs, pastor, we hear that the revival in- terest is most noticeable. At McKendree Chapel, Rev. Mr. Hamilton, Penitents were at the altar last night, and three conversions were re- itheast corner of south with the liane t. thence west #5 feet. thence ine of north P street, th P street cast 45 qvare and piace of begin- cash, Imlance in 6, ng interest, secur ses ‘ould fail to com- three days from be resold at the purchaser or purchasers, lays’ public notice of such sale Cc. CARRINGTO) A.GR New Yerk Markets. _ 15 —Flour has deci: ned baek buildings been thorough! Water at the door, from the Departments. er op App'y to H.C. 8TE ——— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, 1 TAXES FOR 1=59— ven thet the Collector is i8¢ property and enforce We ; State $4 2 ern $1 9085.10. Wheat has deci white $1.30. Corn is mess $15a815.12; steady at 10%allh. W 26Ke¢ , but buyers off; only ms of sale: One tl god lz months, for notes by a deed of trnet on the preu Ifthe purchaser or purchas: ly with the terms of sale with pe day of sal>, the property will sk of the iurmer firm; mixeg 2x ork Prime $10.37. Lard Ng dali and held at At Wesley Chapel, the meeting altogether of the p last night was wrayer meeting order bumber of penitents presented themsel: four conversions were reported Of the churches which have just engaged in the protracted meetings we have favorable ac- TART, oorner of 12th au —Rereipts, 816 7 excess of receipts over ex Sixth Ward—Recei pts, $7.[91.13; expenditures, ess of expenditures over receipts, Seventh Ward—Receipts, $16.200.56; expenditures, $14.531.48; excess expendi tures,.$1,669.08. New Yor, Sept - 15.—Stocks are irregular. but cage Rock Island 69%; inois Central shares Micbiyan Southern 24K; New j Pa. Coal Co. 83x; Reading ————— 'TABLISHMENT. ears in Brook! The MetLodist Protestant Church, Ninth street, Rev. Mr. Bates, pastor, is in the beginning of a g. Several have been pre- sented for the payers of the church, and at the close of the meeting last night a conversion was | Notice required by inw te ay mont of all taxes unpaid on the berland Coal Co. 13%; Hl ARSHAL'S SALE. as insued from the Clerk's offi istrict of Columbia for the coun- nand to me digected, 1 for egah, in front of the Co door of said county, on ¥ of September, i459, at 12 o'clock m.,tho seribed property, to wit: All defer uterest in aud to S) -—In virtue of a wri! York Central 80% very interesting meetin; cuit Court of the Dy 44%; Mo. 6's Six. ty of Washingto: of receipts over RRIVED—A 1 packet sc len, Captain Sears, las arr Ove citizens will find in another column the ad- vertisement of Messrs Clagett & Dodson, in which they make very liberal propositions to their cus- tomers. ‘Their stock of carpetings, oil clo’ tain materials, and table and toilette which they deal exclusively, is probaly in extent and variety in the coun’ rness and liberality of the firm are so well known as to require no publication at our hands. AN INSTRUMENTAL AND vocal. Concert and Exhibition will be given at Birch’s Saloon, cor- ner of Fourteenth and D streets, this evening, for the purpose of establishing a school for colored fe See advertisement. Mr. Lemmon, pastor, a very interesting series of meetings is in progress, and the Chapei is crowded night y At the East Washington stations, Rev. Mr. Ryan aud Rev. Mr. Nichols, pastors, animated meetings have been commenced. rotracted meeting lias also been , Capitol Hill, du- the supervision of On Tuesday ni, lexandria. preac please attend to reesiving their x Well-known for five y &sa Fancy Silk Dyer, in the city of Wheeling, a branch in Washington, ton of isdies to his su He dyes silk and oth dresses whol Ping. Also, Crape and all other Geseri ter strort, Georgetown, ‘The HQUSE No. 104 reet, Georgetown, at present occupied ur Soho t, and lyin, mliately west of ho oily of Washington, the improvements ved proce 8s the pro OR SALE ORR ‘Won of silk dyeing, An interesting in progress at V viene the present week, un - M. Carson, pastor, the Rev. Wm. Edwards, of A’ an able sermon on the subjec: night the Rev. J. A. Williams, of circuit, preached —be mide : eloguent a to the ing tent to renounce thelr sins Sad cone to Chris again to-night. bout midway the mtgomery strect, hawls vandsomely whiten to Octobor term, Joseph M., and 1859, in favor of N.C likin, vs. Wm. B., RB * Downing, and Henry T. G: saewn for its heaithfuln asto make further dese: Mr. Schott will give t Possession at very Address E. B, ADDISON, agent, leaned and re-dyed » Pronounced unequal! no 13-3t* District of Columb ———— for 28 years past. ©0., Auctionsers. & most earnest an +E OF VALUABLE Nez EES, BELONGING TO THE Ex 2ueR.—On TUES ber 20th, 1858. at four on of shade and ornamental pout 29,000, ) together with the unex: the ground in the nursery of the la ner, on iuth street west, betweer O and P st: ‘his sale offers very nurserymen to make a pr trees are ail of the most select kind, ai ‘Terms: One-thir STAMPING DEPOT. sARK takes great ing her customers and the pub! her store and Stamping ‘Depot, Washington, to the room adj, and Mecharise Bark: Bridge sTocK Y GOODs. “asure in inform- hat she has moved from 7th street, oiring the Farmers colored children. Warcn Rerorxs.—Wm. Johnson, alias Lan- ham, stealing; bail forcourt. John Gray, colored, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, $1.15. Chas. .¢ $2.15. Philip Lucas, col’d, ‘Ss. rist; he will preach persons during the meeting have approached the altar for prayer. FURNITURE D CLAGETT & DODSON, Extensive DeaLers in ALL Kunps oF Superior Furniture Dry announce that theit with a fall supply of everytha for the comtoftand gonvent 0} &o., &e. FIRST STORY DAY AFTERNOON, septei o'clock, ou the premises, AN appropriate Lecture —Yesterday Officer Asbe arrested Daniel Hungler, a native of Swit- zerland, on a warrant issued at the instance of his sister, who complained that he had beaten her and deprived her of her clothing. The case was taken before Justice M: that Hungler, who {s fn tolerab! sent to Europe for his sister. treatment of her excited the indignation of those who heard it described. leave him, and is now making a living as a ser- vant in a restaurant. ment she had received, she was willing to com- promise the case rather than send him to the Criminal Court. Justice McKenna administered a | brought tears to his eyes, which it isto be were not of the crocodile order. you been in this country?’’ asked the Tr,” replied the in rags, and without a Well,” continued bis Honor, “you are now in comfortable cirenmstances. for y thank God, and the good people try, among whom you were a stran- ger. But how have you acted to your sister. You Sent for Ler; she came, and you treat ber in this manner. Your case is dismissed, but be ashamed of this treatinent, and ever after this remember the ingers and the mercy of God to your appreciation of them by ster at least aga sister, and not as H. Hines, col’d, do. do.; $3.15. Two Sanvorp’s Liver Invicorator.—It advertises trial, for there are none who use it 80 it goes from ple of the Union this truly va'vable medi , with testimoninis to prove its virtue, for the cure of liver complaints of every kind, from the most Dysp2psia to a eommon head- is particularly adapted to Jaundice, Do- ol Complaints, and pa se is now weil filled meet with prompt attention. inform the ladies of Ge ale alargeassortment of L ARTICLES, such ax Lad when it appeared | inouth to ‘mouth, have learned the cine. Itis recom le clreumstances, sheets the residue mn 3 and 6 She came; and bis notes, bearing inter- n. all of which she = fit any sized room, She was obliged to these i i THE SECOND STORY ied with a a eo of beautiful assortmen in, Wool ‘Duteh ? i wegen LEAR : J.C. McGUIRE' & CO., Aucts. ry SRY, anv FANCY STORE ae established Store in first-rate business, is Terms made -easonabl ie. me can be addressed to“B OYD'’S WASHINGTO! Notwithstandin TOWN CITY DIRE Wirth a bustngss Directory oF ALEXANDRIA, VA Publish at an early day the illembraoce the names of all the citizens, a'so the members of Congress, De; &e., with a full appendix givin; VM. H. BOYD, “Was! onnet to. Subscription price, $2. %-Sw now offered for sale. lication for thi D GEORGE- “TORY FOR 1560, AMONG THE MANY PREPARATIONS now before the bh, as certain cures for tae Feverand Ague, nore Be. J Hostetter's oe . J. Hostetter’s cv! many vitaargs sonmeete ‘aoncee the States, Many virtuss promulgate jroughe Ber: day 'tee proprietors are greeted with the NYanquished by Before dismissi ‘The subscriber wil! above Direetory. It w jal favor as that circulated, and its _£, MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer: CUTOR’S SALE OF Hovsk anp Lot In Avcriox —On TUE! merican Venitian, = SMALL BRICK Grorctowy at Pustic SDAY AFTERNOON, Se; ont of the prem'ses ‘0. 31, and the we t half No. 232, in Heatty & Hawkins addition to iaving & front on the south side of 7th t, by a depth of 150 fect, togethnor with ng afatwo story Bi rams addition” Terms eoutor of the late George J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. A joor, is heavily 8 LINEN and COTTON SHE LOW 24 B 7 TOWELING . TABLE 3 from 8-4 by 8-4, t» 12-4 by 24-4, embraci: GVEREAYS nee y be found the celebrated rs and Belgium, ‘Squire. “Hight years, ” at4 o’clock, in ingten House,’ re the use of their celebrate cipal oitios, thore are bi Asa tonic itis both mild aud agr and stimulating in its & certain cure for th Dyspepsia, oad For sale by Dra NORFOLK OYSTER . DEPOT. The undersigned and the public in e: whieh you ma: nforms his numerous custome:s ‘ion upon ste Dwe'lise-house, with a i @ Fever and Ague, " cash By order of the ox pail ther morbid diseases, it i ists and dealers generally, ev- se 13-e03t n sets, ar tanec LS very rare and elogaat ont cheap 's Saloo THE THIRP STORY where he is prepared to execute all orders, la small, for his celebrated LYNNHAVE AY kindness of stra: ‘uu, and show eating your si SPICED ANP Pic! OYSTERS. put up upon an arting to the oyster a fi cans or kegs of an: be required. Frash Ovstors put w kegs in sizes from | quart tol2 galio: ed, which can be transported to any St warrant d to keep. Also, Oya- the peck, bushel. or packed in nd private families furnished atthe arket p ices, and d-livered free of charge. lager eid reesived and prom . M. Axent for Henry Fitzeerald S.—Op2n from 5a m. tol2 p m KPH RODGERS & SoN,—F: land, we have ENT.—A stylish, comfortable and At Theatre To-night. use, situated north of Penusyl- vanlanvenus, between Tweitth and Nineteenth sts., and not further north than K street. Add. piicant”’ at this office. rooms, Chambers, Fi =, style Rugs matening, or fired. The department for CU mense supply of one x recently produced E and Chi vase ‘and Musin, UNDER AINS, from the looms of St. Gaul. NICES, in both metal are several new styles, representi ‘ainut, ornamented with of gold, tory of Zampstein & c'tad metal, n't OB and au eae: Bot, a8 may be de RTAINS contains an im- ———_-——_— es iD eousl) Row In TH® Maaket.—This morning, Natban- romt the loom iel Smith, colored, was arrested for creating a dis- tarbfinee in the Centre Market. The other day Nat bought of Mr. J. Me! and went off without Ar Benarp & Co.’s Tempe oF Fasnton, 44° Pa. avenue, near corner 4: eat styles of Gents’ Hats, Boys’ and lowest cash price. i[P'The Three Dol! de street —The ol barrols. Hotels an ne Soft and rat + yo ‘Sherry a lot of y Children’s Hats for them. This the dealer seeing him in the market for the money, and he immediately be- gan to curse and abuse him, creating tarbance inthe market. An ofticer arrested him and took him to the office of Justice Donn, who, in addition to the value of the pota- , made him pay a fine of $5 and costs for the Elegaut COR - ; Mongst which HAt, Corner 436 street and Pa. avenue.— one of the finest and best se- Norfolk, Va. » Norfolk, se 12-tf Mualmain, of Beri Presenting clusters of Stra’ Daisies, Fuschies, and and flowers, al! gotten up in ¢! hi — sale of acd iso, rich Can SELS. FR iNGES, G necessary belongings for Curtains. Also,an — PORES Pic lected stock of G Dress and Over ry hi ye just reo ived a varied =took ‘ocket Knives, Table and De: nd without Forks. all kinds of handles. Butcher and Shoe Kniv 8, Needies in eases, known that they 1 from ue. Buying them of the makers for cash i he leas than i * c. These goods no recemmenda ‘Tue Union Prayer Meetine —Wesley @bapel was largely attended yesterday afternoon. Rev. Dr. Nadal presided, and read a portion of Serip. ture, the story of Nicodemus, upon which he based some highly interestin, orphan children from the H Were, in common with the children the subject of special prayer » the orphans sang ‘inning, “‘ Forever Man’s Danss Suite, Yourus’ Dress Sur: CurLpaen’s Daxss Sur Our American Cousin, *UsNOD) UBIADWY INO Men’s Business Swits, ‘ouths’ Business Suits, ’s School Swits. arble Rat Clotiung c public, feeling assured nation will itinn hase. ~ “GRIFFITH & SHIELDS. 339 Pa. av , opposite Brown's. — STOR Y~ ED. Yio CAR. remarks. The to the dimen NGS in poses At Theatre To-night. church, made At the close of the ‘Sweetly im chorus the bi thee Lord * "Ym" ONG BRIDGE.—Travel over the Lon he suspended on and after the 26th instaat » on account of unavoidable repairs draws, which can- PB. MOHUN rench manufact E u ter Clothing ts now ready for inspecti oy ee ir 9 tment of Gentlomen’s and newestand richost designs and workmanship. cellence with economy, in portunity is now attractive stock hing in this city, at very re- apBiy MARRIED, ‘On the lth instant, at St. Pet being required longer delayed. se 13-3t_ Gen’l Sup’t for ti ALT. CHEESE, SHOT, &e. to be made to the Accrpast —To-day, during the erhibition of whee ng the working of the * America” the corner of ‘Tenth street and Pensylvania avenue, over bya market wagon. cle passed over bis dangerously injured. steam engine at em may defoued REGS m en, ana aR the most exquisite ealore, on a small boy was ran Although the wheel of neck he is not considered His residence is in Washington street. CentTee Manxet.—The market opened well this morning, and promised a profitable day for the dealers, who presented an excellent su of i department. The ante é In the Star of Saturda: was occupied the entire leng the demand In this Aurest.—A Frenchman, name unknown, was arrested in Stafford county, Va., with a horse and buggy whieb he is charged with stealing in th s city. He is now retained in the rl to pweil the eortve) of the wit o beatin MM prices, 0 barre Med m No, SMACK: E. to look through our stock ie se 13 3t bed pels Feces hae, wilihave thon poke eae ees W. H. TENNEY. iw YORK & ‘those of any other daug ater of John C. Robey, (Baltimore papers copy.) ZEPHYR WOR: 4 At ¢12-2w INS at wholesai 18 i IRE—A COLORED BOY four- or or wi e013 s 'y market of the stand; but ‘market was limited. FR CLote, seinen ‘Soe ofl Oe iS, newest stylea a eds, Jetns,and Ratti sen. eitrakg NB Bone fal to oat “(Con.dIntel.) W., Post Office B=“ APY , all kinds. at the lowest cash