Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1859, Page 3

REMAINING tN THE Wasntneton Crry Post Ovricy USDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING ‘THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LAROEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY THB OPKICE. [Ts TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is i THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DaILy PRINTED IN THE District ov Couunsia, enero orals ee Norioz.— Distaict of CoLumsia ApvExtise- = Se. ‘BE INSERTED IN THE Baltimore Sty RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED PROM THE Peels acing Moré azovt rmat GaMe oF “Biury.”_As wes stated ém our yesterday's issue, the charge against Alexander Dubant, of beiny concerned in “doing” ~. Mr, D.L. Wallis ont of a draft on New York for $1,000-was further investigated before Justice Doan, at 12 6*¢leck h., in the presence of the Dis- triet Aj and Caps ay | Geddard, the defend- = 's counsel bein; Wallach, Carrington and Mr wi artes “te mag strate announced that there was a charge also against Frank Steer and James E. Dunawin, of a = yo to defraud Wallis out of the value of Mr. David Walker was nen to testify on = = of the prosecntion as to the negotiation of t! inn by a teller in the banking-house with which he is connected. His testimony related only to the ae that while Debaot was in the bank, he was Hed upon by the teller to identiff@he person re. eiving the money, and knowing Dubant, be told = teller so. and That was the extent of kis knowl of the transaction He remembered to have ae some one whom he {s impressed! was Du- bant, say, while the cn gary har libed gor ay I will ti ank ‘ou for Bank of Commerce notes.”’ James Duaawin was sworn, and warned by the District Attorney tuat as he was a party ed, it was his right to reserve any informa- ion which would criminate himself.” The wit- ness replied thet he was act a party to the transac- tion, ia any shape or form, and was in no fear of crimmtnati, sself. Dunawin then went on to state that he had occasion, on last Friday evening, to tra: t some money business with Steer, and locked up office and went to Lis house, near by. where he went upstairs, sat down in Steer's room and transacted the business which had called him there; while be sat there, in came— first, Strong. then Dubant, and then Wallis, one after the other, and, stepping up to the sideboard, took adrink; ina few moments Campbell came in. and it was proposed to play a game of seven-up fer plessure; they sat round a table. and Strong, Steer. Campbell and Wallis played three or four games; after whieh Wallis proposed to play for Toney. maging that though he bad no money abeut him; ad that which wasequal to money, aud drawing forth 2 pocket book. he produced a check for 1.000, drawn to his order, on the Bank of the Repu tie, New York, which he olfered to bet upon if a ne would cash it; the draft was handed to witnes:.who deals in paper of this sort, to obtain bis ju ad wtness looking at it, saw that it w as good as so much money, gave his opin cordingly. Steer thea counted out to Wal the draft, five $100 notes, of Washington cur- 250 note on a Baltimore bank—a full thousand dollars—in exchange for the draft. and they ctmmenced to play; witness thinks no one played with Wallis after it was proposed to T money, but Steer. It was remarked by some one that the draft was worthless unless en- dorsed by Wallis, and Wallis voluntrered to en- doree i it, and after signing his name to it sat down jo play. Wallis refused to play faro, but suid he coud play seven-up, or old sledge. Witness dk know anything about the game they played, except that Wallis bet $500 on the = WP-Tae Stax pusurewes ree 1ists oF URPTERS cande' he held, which were an ace, a jack, and a dence, as witness had remarked. and Steer won the game, he having in bis hand four kings and a ten, witness never played cards in his life; knows nothing about play ie and don’t know one card from another he sees them; never bet at a or any other game, and only ju of the they played by the annonncement made by vale lis that he could play “seven-up;”” witness knows that they plaved an boar and a half, during which time Wallis lost the whole $1,000, and then got from the tabie. d—4 lack in his life; he was -‘a little sweet,”” but appeared perfectly consciors what he was about; Wituess does not reme"nber who made the prepo- sition to play cards: they put up chips which were marked with the figures 25, which, as wit- ness thought, represented $25 each; when Wallis took the draft from his pocket, he laid it on the table in front of bim. and when Steer paid him for it. be took the five one-hundred-dollar notes, and the one five-hundred-dollar-note, and pushed them across the table to him. and Wallis placed the notes in bis vest pocket: after the game was over, Wallis and Campbell and Dubant and Steer went out, and appeared to walk up the street towards the National together; witness went to bis eflice near by; the next — witness saw Steer, who agked witness how be should proceed Cad to negotiate the draft; witness proposed to de rt it in bank for him for collection, Wut Steer id mot seem to like the plan, and said he would get some one to present frat’ bank for lism for payment: Witness don’t know one card from another, and never played any games at cards; thinks the prop- to play for money came first from Wallis mT D. Frbyan, book-keeper at the National. tes- i © knows Wallis. and saw him on last : i ck; he came in at that ry drunk and exceedingly stupid. and had so little command of his person as to stumble a nst the wall; witness calied some wait- ers, who a sisted him to bed; be stayed at the Ho- tel untit the following Sund: ning at 10 o'clock. when he left the ci fects narrate y bi yesterday, and stated ¢ to the city. ani Mr. Waiié« recatled—Reiterated the Principat je here, ashe knows did while in town, except the fact that the first night of his stay here be wan- {LS .. dered up and down the streets nearly all nish CBE) Sy. witness nas but little recollection of what be sai yesterday in giving his evidence, and may have said that he didn’t know any game of cards; does sm ig, ROt know any yame of cards so well as to under- take to gamble by means ef them; can play a little seven up and a little whist with ladies and young @bia 08. persons in social company, but never gambled gs eeredvhen sober; has not sufticient knowledge of auy National Hotel bar-keeper, was = the testimony before given by him in relation to the statu of Wallis. » evidence closing here. Mr. Ould addressed iding Justi briefly recapitulating the vidi the cate, and sug- e par ged. Steer and Dn- be held to bail ‘for thelt appearance at the 1 Court Mr O., in addressing himself to the case. char- acterized it as a base somee ope ration those guilty of the act usa s stances in the (ase as showing strong yround for the belief he professed to entertain i ation to the transaction; among which was the one drink taken In Steer's house, aud the over-willingness of Steer to edvance the f the dr: ‘The ’ was no discou! ‘d.and but one o to be formed a Steer’s design. which was. of e. to win this advan pney back again, vy proceeded todo. If the . in his opi: = palpable forvery. and confederates sail alae d and abetted the transac- tion r. O. dweit upon the wide discrepancy b tween the testimony of Strong and Dunawin in © terms; the fact that Strong testified that rece ved but 4) on the draft. and that in Sv gold pi and Dusawin testifying to-day that Steer paid the full face of the draft. and that in $100 notes and a $5) note, was suspicious in be extreme. There was ne doubt in bis mind of first proposition, that Campbell. Dun- owen and Dubant, were rngaged i eral raseality. No doubt they 3 part the first games, which were Pleasure hk 2 erin d his wister at the National das experts that the two iu taeir opinion, by one aud the Hotel, and had d signatures were. saine pefson llowed on the same side. also deaving that the govermnent had made out 4 case ainst either of the parties charved ent meses were ty be believed would hardly be expected to t where the evide Was so di- teetly contradictory He contended that because & mis sat ata table and played cards with severn persons and happened to lose his money. ti any evidence ef he vet him: of the draft in anu adiciew twe Et nited States witne had testified that it wes bimeaectt Wallis) who fir: de the proj 1 to play for ifany one w He bad s cash the deaft, cad witha rags sciousness of w ws at he was ao i on the cuntrary, denying Lis signature of fiets. Mtr. Quid alinded to the suspicious circum- stance of two persone testifviag to have witeessed the eutire transaction. and giving sach totally op- posite statemes tia relation to minor details of it,t 4 relation to the principal incid it no d erence in his o the eas whether om . OF Whether red to swind.e Wal- regarded th mu ailequstly implicated ia either One fact was certainly a Air Wallis bad been diddied out of his $i en S could be no doubt of this, a teste mi tha erection nn auneeeeen th ¢ transaction was, they bad ly drowken man. Mr. O care gic opinion ag to Dunawin’s connection the af-" fair, but ht there was probable evidence enough of It for the Senate: to hold them all to bail for court, but this was a matter in which he should not attempt to interfere with the action of the Justice. Justice Donn, after consideration, mad® the fol- lowing decision : After pen Lagann to all the oo In the case, and also ct come to the coetinakn ness, D. L. Wallis, was known mage establishment in the city of Washington, while in an unconscious state of oe was then and Senepiring Sar by a um persons = r ont of a check or draft de drawn Sy the ‘iank F the R of New York, Payable Wallis, and that te ant, A. Dubant, drew said $1.000 from the Savings Bank in the city of Wasbington. Seria et iated the same to the use of said rators, oa that Alexander Dubant and Frank composed a portion of said conspirators. 1 therefore shall require said Dubant and Steers each to enter into bonds of $1,000 for their appearance at the Crim- inal Court; and that the Nessus witness, D. L. Wallis, give security in to appear os og pros- ecute said case. The cage against J. E. Dunawin is disnriased. Mr. P. M. Dubant came forward as security for Alex. Dubant, and Harmon Burns for Steer. Rosueny.—Last night, a German from Ken- tucky, who came to this city to obtain a patent for an invention to weave garments entire, put up at the house of G. F. Hasenmeyer, on D. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. He had with him between $45 and $17 in money. In the room with him was a German from Philadelphia. This morning when the inventor arose he discov- ed that his room mate had left, and taken with him all the money which the Kentuckian had broyght with him. The Philadelphian left be- hind in his hurry a carpet bag and overcoat. ‘There seems to have been some suspicion of the character of the Philadelphian be ae this occur- rence, though nothing had tra ne to cause his arrest. The officers are unable to give the names of either of the amen The victim, after his loss, was perfectly deranged for a time; no doubt from the crushing of his hopes to obtain a patent by this robbery of every cent he had. The officers hope to arrest the su, posed thied, who may be on the wes to Philadel ph , : Tue Nationa Hotet.—From a recent news- paper publication, it might be inferred that the gamblers who periodically sojeurn in this city are permitted to loaf about the National Hotel. As this ee ession, if prevailing, could not fail un- ju uy to injure the business of that admirably- conducted establishment. we have to say that no such persons are permitted to enter any other part of the house except its ou bar-room, which has an entrance entirely distinct from any entrance to any other part ofthe building. Nor are gam- blers permitted to loaf in its har-room, the propri- etors tiking due care to guard against anything of the sort. As the bar-room is necessarily open for the accommodation of the public, they at times drink there, as in the bar-room of any other hotel in Washington. There is no more orderly bar- room in the Federal Metropolis than that of the National, nor any in any respect better conducted. Mr. Epitor: ‘“ A merciful man is merciful to his heart.’ ,The ill-treatment to which that most useful animal—the horse—is occasionally subjected by their heartless owners or drivers, deserves at least the notice of public reproof. Ye terday across-grained, stubborn. rhe hemes man, at the Treasury Cp aeong o exhibited his ill-natare upon a very poor horse because the unfortunate brute did not ange sheet bis whims; and this morning, in the First Ward, it pained me te notice a small horse attached to a wood cart liter- ally walking on three legs. for one of his fore fect was so sore and swelled that it was apparent be touched the ground with it in great agony, and consequently moved very slowly. va, full load of wood, he was urged on. to produce nore wages for the mercenary and heartless man- animal that owaed him. Mas witt a Harr. September 21st, 1859. Covion’? Fixn tHe Boox.—Madame Z— en- tered an avenue bookstore yesterday for the pur- pose of purchasing the works of an eminent British poet. Addressing the clerk, she said: ‘“Sare, I wish to ‘ave the Pup’ s Work.” ++ What work, madame?’ ‘ Pup’s Work, sare “We have no such book, madame. What, sare, you ’ave 0, madam On return- dy, to whom she expressed A * He. Bien! I see; Iwill try SR. she hastened back to the bookstore. and. after pologizing for the trouble. exclaimed, “1 mike histake, . I wish to ‘ave de Pup’s Work. wid de o long Tur Canat.—tLast niybt the water was very high in the Canal, within a few inches of the height of Sunday night. It created a necessity for a close w: atch of property that might be carried away by the tleod. The walls of the canal have been considerably weakened by the recent freshet, and in various places need repairs. Yesterday. the wall at McKnew & Marlow’s wood and coal de pot, at Seventh street. commenced to give way. being weakened by the freshet, and having upon ita great weight of wood and c and before an attempt tosecure the property could be eflectually made, it was launched into the water. The loss by the accident will not be considerable, as most of the property can be recovered. The job of taking the coat from the canal will, however, be somewhat onerous Westenn Wuarves—The following arrivals are registered at the office of Morgan & Rhine- hart, for the week ending to-day: Schr. Hope, Capt. Morrison, to load with lime for Fredericks- burg, Va.; schr. R. 8. Vinton, Capt. W: from Port gira with coal for the pan’ ag. warado, Capt. Cottrell, Schr. Metropolis, eg > Applezarth, eee = Pork Deposit, lumber for Easby Bro; sch lara, Capt Smith, Port Wathal!. coal for the Gas Com. vy; sclr. i Holmes, 6 > Fork. tire-brick for J. K. Br lard Fillmore, Capt stone for Corcoran’s & Co.: se Mil- Woolsey. from New York, 's new building Tne Tneatee—The play of “Our Female American Cousin,” at the Theatre last night, (bating some few little hitches, on account of the newness of the piece to thecompany,) was a suc- cess, surpassing the expectations of those who had not already seen the play and the sprightly Yankee comedienne, Miss Julia Daly. The pla pla to be repeged to-night, when we expect to see (as the sss sistent ci vertalnt deserves) one of the largest and most fashionable audiences of the season. The afterpiece to-night is +-The Irish Lion,” Mr. Raymond as Tim Moore. Tux Mount Verxox mg at Alexandria, and will probably come up with the flood tide this afternoon,when the current will be less rapid. [dt aaeal of her cargo will be commenced on Mo ‘Phe river bore a threatening aspect at dark yes- terday, the water rising over the wharves, and heavy drift wood floating in the stream. About 10 o%lock last night the water began to subside, and the current was diminished in force. To-day, though the current is rapid. no fears are enter- tained of gamage. Petty Stearine.—The oiticers are requested to keep a sharp lookout for certain rascals who have frequently beén committing small depreda- tions on the premises of certain citizens of the Island portion of the city, aumbers of whom have recently been sufferers by them. A day or two siace some rascal forced au entrance. in broad day ligh » a stable belong’ to Mr. H. Polkin- born. and stole several sma}! utensilsand a portion of a new haruess, which he managed to make off with without being detected. MerTRorovitaN LITERARY Soctety —This So- ciety, whieh has recently reorganized after ad- journment during the summer months, has com- menced its present term under favorable circum- stances. Hereafter the meetings of the Society will be held at the school-rooim of Mr. Kell corner Tenth and G streets, on every Friday eve: ing. ‘The present officers of the Soci follows: President, Wm. G. Moore: Vice Presi- deut, A.C. Richards; Secretary, Mr. Hunt; Treas- urer, Dr. J. B. Keasby A Comranisox.—The New York Post calls at- tention to the striking contrast presented in the fact that in two days three-fourths of the sum was subscribed for a monument toa Hes X11 of Sweden.) by the people of -three years scarcely ry voluatary contefn we tions to erect a monument to W. ashing ton one-fifth of its intended height! Fuxggat Discourse.— To-morrow afternoon, the Rev. Jao. C. Smith, pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian Charch, Nioth street, will preach the funeral discourse of the late Col. Edward Brooks, who, up to a short time of his decease, was an etive and efficient Meunher of thatehurch By RereRexce to our advertising columns, jt will be seen that Dr. Woolfson bas removed his place of business. Orux-Aim Pauacninc —The Rev. Mr. Mesdas will preach at the Coagressional Cemetery to- morrow, at 1 o'clock p.m. Creatine « Notsance.—Y Ofticer Yeutuiainrfested 116. Skiea upon a charge Remaness i the ost Gi auied ih fat ight wit bn ees eae : v mime vas BUILDING aici we ie coded ee of SL.94. Seventu STREET PROVEMENT —The material tisk a 2. for the improvement of Seventh street, from Hi to A om TA et ate tg wert apeaieins L street north, ismow being collected on the route be proceeded with m immediately: of the fi wement, and we learn the work will 5 “2 : pape PAA Civsrmgs ad obi Lor tare fee (0. 9, fing ov north L, was active, Last Nioftr This Is positively Blitz’s { Srramrusegen™ prec: Merearet | haewded eneat! ce fen savas? the Interior well performance, “On Monday he open in ths Pautena, Sarche Lotion. containing h Lard Walse Beocaeccane; of Foerst Halt Ha te ate folks iyues, Di Birker, Mar risaars No. 4 «Foy aby bong over ‘ver’ ‘new music, and lite po promdans ine icks. A “Tovanament is to take co! - ives Sean of Naneey,? Mr @ Rute Bary, ~ HY porno hf. amd 24t! 1 eon place at Fairfax Foe ae Beaten se 22th instant, st witch a num- cs Mary L. LS Randall, ‘Eten? ria will enter the list as ber naga tr rince William, Rauquier, a ball and supper. the ercolumn of fine groceries by W. A. Brown, S. — us, aisles AL not be likely to lack customers. CHILLS aND PtH Chills and Fe ——__= ConRectiow.—We are informed by Justice Donn that there was no warrant issued against Robert Strong if the Wallis ci, but that he was | pul heti’ = Bott Mrs M_— Willacn, Tali IZ THE ABOVE SALE 18 Poerpo: IN a United States witness, and returned as such on vane Wile Sat inses whoee — "RETERNNP AY bonds. Di th—2 Marshall, Fin GRocerizs—See advertisement in anoth- 5. gow biden F and Thirteenth streets. If all his | Adz, Me ‘ood us the Scuppernong wine he tne riding will be succeeded by a Mra Sinai = ae et sil A. GREEN, Auct. GENTLEMEN’S LIST. HE ABOVE FURTBER ed Aner, Wm PM Psker, WiC Bay the pmarquence ot fa antl MON: 5 BEES 2 Avet’r. Ambler, Armatr Mo 8 Allee, HE semreren dy a. Ww petite MoGhig FUR ior EX ee as a Abbott, Geo L Justickov rie PEace Arpornts§.—P.H. King, Andrews AN - M Phewstnd ee as ate AY MO! heretofore jailor of this county, has been appointed apc _ mber <Tth, 190" SAY 6: by the President a justioe of the peace ofthe coun" | Blinciard, Ws G phi & Johnson, nF siceet 1 eal T ternational Cricket Match. ty of Washington edit, Edeund ads At ; — seaman. Bape. 3 —The English crieketera —_____ isi ve arr here from Quebec. They Warten Returxs.—Wm. Deely, drink and Hodson, F Flite Cae eA case ‘ortes. five condition and needy at rhort noti disorderly; fine and costs, $3.15. Four lodgers ach Ropu Wa ¢ i New Yous, Sept Pte ener mation. were accomin peta consisting ie take place here between the English and Ameri- Harkins’ Win Riche can players has been postponed . p Centre and Sofa es, come hits Tobi roo fe and Fever!!'—~ One of the greatest remedies that has | ©: ay ae hte Reteption Cheics, — ona ths musiek to mg ever been laid before the publio, for Fever and which has received the higiest encomiums: the press and the i J. Mostetter’s cele ou! we rom this terrible disease. easily cured ? Bi adure the tortures y Hillmich, MH Rousecc felis mahorany Contre, ho would cndure sleep! es nights, 4 Hartman, C P Fy uartette Tables = Wes been postponed to the 10th of a Recs kounsengte ame ne " ty CASeR, Town Boston, Sept. 23.—The 205th anniversary of t Hanna, Prancis Mahoga wr Brot Fabien, Sideboard’ settlement of the town of Chelmsford. M. Mantel Glasses, Freach gilt Mantel Clock observed yesterday by the dedication we &® grant burning fevers and icy chills alternat Ny. when @ | Brent, Francis N 2 Hoffman Cha Smith, Wm Candei ng Burt. E fs i. 3 is, Chinese Vases and ornam monument, erected to the memory ef those pa- hove my fam rae eaistones Beve B Hailing ¥ : Velvet, Brussels, and’ other Carpets, Oilcloth, ne 3 lown quinine, «i becomes as common att dail 5 are not relieved. eder th ight, as ht, and do nothing but heir | Bs Blaci they eta and a procession and dinner, at which ——— a Ay .: , —< urtains, Gilt Cormoe, &c , = pe ee Realty si | Stopiatiy we fms Hstoraay and enlaut Wardroten: Washsicda os triots of the town “ee lost their lives in the cone of independence we exercises consisted of an French ‘Hine Dinner fa Cunecr, Ware, address by Dr. Willard Parker, of New York. ° were given and appropriate speeches made ; ies, weer jaale by Druggists and dealers generally, ev- The Southern } Pacific Railroad. ere. ‘se 19-203t Havrand Hon Mattress Fath her, New Onueaxs, Sept. 23.—Advices from Mar- er 's LIVER INVIGORATOR.—It advertises me » He Misvores ny Chair on wheels, for in’ nae” tee - | shall. Texas, say that President Foulkes, of the itsel on every, trial, for there are none who use it | © but tell their mouth to mouth, till ail the ‘people of the Union | Comer Thos have learned the good of this truly valuable medi- cine. Itis recommended f kind, from the most a to AGommMon : nder easb; overthat sumac Balloon Ascensi ache gnd ts particularly “Mapted to Jaundice, De- if itof Baraat Stomach, Bowel Complaints, and diseases | Crane, Ino W ot ehllaron bold by all Iranian aa inane Kelley, Jam ith testimonials to prove ™ virtue, for the onre of fiver complaints of every prem ea Kirk, Harrison Chairs. jitors obtained man, Richd king Glasses. Torlar Set, Window Shades, fad ponnanch of —— and acne Will be er with & general assortment of Kitchen | 'ommenced immediately Requisites. 3 haar, Pacific Railway, bas made a final settlement with nds’ todo so, and se it goes from | Conner, Wm gre ee ree Hat Tree, Hall . 7» ef rigerabor, Stoves, Ti: one = notes satisfactorily endorssd, | Wartertows, , Sept. 22 —Prof John La Mountain made bis second ascension from W ater- town to-day, in his celebrated balloon Atlantic a Howisd be. San low ar Crone, Jobn A KR Schuell, Geo La i revisee— " Curm. 30 Shorter, D A Sires? Mun’s Dass Sur Carter,JohuG —— Lamat, M Smith, DA { Deuble Coach Har New York Rebs — Tot ietoe sch TS Men's Business Swits, | Cureryian Eon Bi chin.¢.c eet MSRUIRE & CO,Ancta. was northward. +> Mountain's Yours’ Dress see You ; i P Citz, IMB ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of two writs of 7 ths’ Business Suits, fiert faowas issued from the Clerk's Ofice of Alexandria Markets. CuHILpRen’s Drzas Sur’ Cisir, Geo Tayi ¢ Wie, nee of Co" eae for ALExanpria, Va., Sept. 24.—Flour—No sales ony, Wearsen A Sos ‘detis Hiatt Cloth ne Gorewe > Ee Toes F ore to » Public sale, for cach, in Gant “the | Wheat —sales ef white at $121, red $1.10. Corn— agroniaes, tine their annual fisplay of Palka | Crom, En ei Gorge of Setober neat iiioat HUSA: | Ses of white at Sc. No other sles. Winter ‘Clot Clothing ‘is now tondy or inspection. ‘It ck I cen silent igh Lite, ¢/aim and iinterengy vad “altace: Sheba Youths tne clot Goth ig of the newest And fighest designs cade BL ‘mD venmee tel ao pe lly ne ee street org weet ae To those who studs: ‘excellence with connomy, in +o and be old ry and recel pts small, fair to choice white #1 30a Oferad for articles of dress, an opportunity is now TW w Phos G satisfy Julicisis Nos. 83 and this to May term, 1858, | $1.45; red $1. 114. Corn is buoyant; white for selecting from the most attractive stock 5 Meu Ww wa in in favor of of enige and Thos. Parker & Co. and Siaise ; yellow S0aS3c. Provisions are firm, ba- Bate Fen Made Clothing in this city, at b soer re Wo Morgan Vi Whutela, Lie Hamilton & SELDEN. jos con sides 1all,c.; mess pork $15.75. Whisky is Marter, Thos Whie, JB se 20-ts steady at e. DIED. Mieizel, R Warrington, JH ore eae Ditriot of Cotaaebin. ES OR... erutin Wifes: | Me eee wey y SSE sue a ae ersten terof roma ae Sane B Rectal wi Siang er Weee an Cola ambi. sae the | as. wieOkie sem “20; Soutbern $525 15 Wheat oe 4 video, = unty of Washington, and to me direat Southern H Willson, HA [sth “ay of | Octonen next, sot ts Ses + pate) Sic. Beef and pork dul! ss leury a, C following described property: te wit Al dei fend | Lard is steady. W bisky is held at 27c., but buy- Francis ants ric tin sau, and {iterest in and to to Sub ers offer only 26%. By WALL & BARNARD, Auttioneers. Warhingten. BG rauare No. 184, in the oxty of is _ M : ington. D.C , together with ail and singular VALUABLE, BUILDING LOn ON ERE JB: | Behe ite'itgtee | Megmpsvamen ¢ ibgrsonc atacand ely | ey = as the property of Robert MI Ha ind wil TERNOON, ahh lonty at Bofsloeky eel oath re right,Pai McCauly. pinitsere Chas I Sold to salisly Judicale No.2 te Ose ee © i; Mlimois Centenl shares Liem ee sion sos on 6 ih tard ii? feet 6 eats Fiourty, 6 N 4 Af bd 1859, n favor ‘of Samuel James. ° or Canal stre+t, and will i 8s one, or subdivid ed tate four lots ons: Ab peel taken. tember, 1853, MLE elo mathe ef soribed p Property, to wit: A sian claim and Sone in and re Subdivii 8, aud 9 0 No. 482; also, Lot No. 18; i No. y of Washington, D. tovether with all and tingaloe the improvemen Robert and =e M. Den sing, and sold to satisfy Judicia 1858, in Bre ot on: C. Ste; rv.of John Mul Vv Rote = M, and gpa yand Henry I '. Greer. LLDEN, Bu 23-ts Marsha! for Dintvt tet tee umbia, 10" THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONF, consequence of the weather, until Notice is hereby given that the Collector 150 bl 1 bie. No. 1 Prince Edward Ieland ALEWIVES, & bole. Portsmouth 3 bbis. vaious Lye Eastern HFRRING. ty f which wil! be xo'd ta merchants as low ed. Apply t ne AARTLEY & BROTH se 19-lw 99 and 101 W ARRIVED-A 1 packet sohooner Sylvanus A len, Captain Se: has arrived and is discharging her fei ht. ‘Cons'gnees will please attend to receiving ee sel4 Wate; & BRO., et, Georgetown, RAWING AND PAINTING, Mr. WM. MACLEOD Announces that he will resume instructions in the above accomplishmonts | on Wednesday, September 28th. in his new class rooms, at Mis. danply er’s, 211 Pa avenue, (south | side) betw: wth sts, Class days, Wed Rrecays Rivers, from 9 tolls m. variably in advance) as follows: DRAWING. 2 Jesson er week. OIL. PAINTING; do “do. do _ Private lessons in latter eit er hour, a oS or address through Post pelea N CONSEQUENCE OF THE CONDITi IN of the street before my offico, my customers and the public are nanan that orders for Wood and Coal left at A. H. Young s store, under Brown’s Hotel, or at A. Yocus’s Crear S baka E street. he- tween 8th and 9th ste, b omptly attended tu, BY OUNG, ‘oud and Ci Dealer 80 23-003t oth street, between Dinnd E. a225-e0%t __oth street, between D and £._ ANCING ACADE: . GeDReY, USI'S SALOON. R CARUSI Takes picasure to acquaint hi Is and patrons that’) he will resume is eri cae comimegacis on tot lay in Vol and continue, Peeip> boro someon, on Tu nla ne Trarsdays, Classes for yi young ladies from 3 te . o'clock p.m. De. do. “gentlemen 4 Application for adm saioon on same days, SOMETHIL NF Suse Received, a lot of past ht Patent Slid- ing Spring Fixture: v aentirely new tuing, and vas! jor in every pa ticular & a atenh of the pe pg ad Known. ‘the egy: in Be. city where they can Le #C S.No. tae Pa. av. Jetweon tith und 15th sts In UPHOLSTERY GOODS. KE Just ressived aye ‘assortment of ara oe WIN DO ae aH isat 2-e06t Nic chs TASSELS. XTURES of every atyle, ete, whic a1 peo sell at preetiy reduced prices. CA ace all other work in my line exe. ! sal rte of custo + CLAR Pa.av., ie, 12th re ‘Sth OTICE ENDUITS” "AND. COLORS, Witn MgtaLiic Baszs, oF Rvotz, Manufactured by Irrlen & Co, Paris, a Th its ha rty of resisting al mrnpnean and ae fn ano wa wails, iron,tin, = ar 90 thoroughly wart : an ground ‘in nthe beat oil ax y read; tl sh. vno- my tn their pases on iste in’ pee coveri « 175 square ‘yards te t e in tin packages, select: pu hrs "BI OTHER, #06-eolm* erms: One fourth cash ; balance in6,12and 1% months, bearing interest. A deed given and a deed door of said county, on T! SDAY, the 22d day wer de Les FOR Sal. sE UNDER ACT OF GON: {herenn, seized aud levied upon as the pro erty of to Ostober | ates The sale is sn ti pare by law to advertise property mad enforce | Advantageous investinent toany ‘One diaposed t ¢ ol “stensi! brand” St. Johns ALE- | poned in nara ver @ ef the i As Hark pu urchased in this or any other market, with 67%; do. bonds 87% ; Michi er W. SELDEN, Marshal ferred) ae ork Cental #1 Teadng Be 2)-ta for the District of Co! umbia. Noide, Me 3 ARSHAL’S SALF.—In virtue of a writ of nore ‘Master Engure; Box 63; oi M hert eas issued on judgment conderna- - the Clans ohh HE CHEAPEST STO! 4 WALL & BARNARD. Aucts_ | [7 -Larrens must in att cases oe Puerain. Gf the. District of Columina for’ the eouuty: of T econ avs Mansa Cte ee ae synitoffion | Sept 2. ES, P ag te “enbite ig PE By eS se 12 2 hetwean ath and sth a8 rom lerk’s office - s > gant Court of the District of Columbia for the eoun- AUCTION SALES. oty at rama are en tac AY ©] Sor REDS SULTANA SAUCE. ol by n an me direct wil expose i Public sale for cash, in front of the Court House =! b de pon This most deticic By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, vented the GRES: Under act of Congress, approved Au- | Alter and. *Willisto i, a3, to enable the “Harmony Noolety® to “| W. SELDEN Marshal ais Bea L Aqnne the trustee will offer f gale se 17-dta, for the District of Columbia. sir rege = yom the B-m..1n ont of the premixer, Lote2, 3,48 be, | PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABE THOR- », '2, 13. 14, 15 and 16, in said square, fronting on north 8, West Six Twill aot, CU GE-BRED STOCK lorit h, aud will w 7 hout reserve, at my mw oot toy Eietppratatah Ne Sew adjo'ning Upper Baslboroneh one PUBS AY ths must add "> the niready ofthe Interior, and the deeds 0 purchasers at | sti day of Octoler next, for cash, or ar ke consumption tha vale wil bent his written approval. ‘The title | Rallumore at4,6. orlz months, with ‘interest added, as Be en having been derived by the nociety direct from the | the following valnable stock : pal it eg ner a: Government is of course Perfect. No.1. Four year old Bay Sta’lion, dam Lucy > pa a reg Terme: One-fonrth cash ; ue residue in 6, 12, 18 1,one, by Saratoga. Promisor grent speed, doeility, | oe 2 as epee ae a 4 mo 9 sf ad actic t ing. 7 by deed of trust up nthe benring interest, secured wh. 2. Black Gelding, two years old, by Franklin Phase ; “We reoommend our jent to ons, next, the 24th inst, same hour and p mang ee FRMOe A GREEN, Anct._ | "Nev Blsok Gelding, two searg gid by Saratoga, | Sorer's few aves, entitled Ttana’s Sauce? W.SELD at No.4. Bay Gelding, two years old, by Saratoga. it is made after the ‘Turkish reci Wor Is ex se 22 Marshal for ! for District of Columbia, By >. C. MeGUIRE & CO. Avetioneers, News. me Bay Fills, two diem el 10% Eacatore. ‘ je aid in cases of STE s 3 “sg a3 Pills) one yenr ol Saratozn. 07- THE ABOVE SALE IS ruRTHER | § ast Toni any Hage Vaan ae Bc SHEDS, | No.9. Block tlhe mas pear dd be aes. oe is savory, pialuat, and » Po tponed antil MON! DAY, the Sd day chose tiox.—On TU ksbay MORNING, September &. Sorrel Stud Colt, one year old, by Priam. | ey; happy combination of fiavo: essences next, same hour and piace.” 2th, at AT o'clock, at the Steam Brick Manvlnetory, | No.9. Iron Gray Stud Cult, ane yeay olds by Sar- worthy Of the delicate taste of Sultamns the se 26-td Marshal for D on the Canal opposite Georg rgetown. near the Canal | 4t — in bridge lead Arlington, we shall nell entire the Steam _Engiv of & Soyer, and the universal patronage of s o oO, Bay Stad Gelyones year old, by Saratoga ublic.”—Ob: ? Machinery, Pulverizer Sheds. Fix- o. it Black Stud C Ba! has 12; Black Stud ©. sitvooe yane old: Hf er tures, Trows, T ec. ; t 0. acl olt, one year o! y Saratoga. arent rn ifr ite Distrer ioe Wecentine of tao No, 13. Bay Filly, four months old, dam Lucy “Al the abpetce ti this Sauce «iahds riek. fe duuble machine and engin» of these | Long, by § ro payne) ae Flesh, works: are e capabie of making 30,00 bricks id] N oem i. Bay stad Co't, five months old, by Sara- t Fowl, and ahonid be piscot on every dinner ta J x ”— Atlas, sale wil! afforda rare op Nh. Bay fine four months old, by Saratoga. jaily ‘tunity tor a onday | tarinte the b Noli, ay Fil ths old. by Be ore thee ae a er inte Oo, ay Fil Ve month. o! rate sober aexe, ae nneeed on the frst Monday | (07 ints the bamaces. be liberal, made known | No-17, Bay Stud; frur months old, by Sereiore, ATR for eee States-GARDNER ae a. D. WELCH. — at the sale. ‘0. 18. Bay Fills, two months old: Been Sy street, New York; aud 0 ltd J.C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. ‘0.19. Bay Gelding, two years old, by Harsex IN, az i Gorohtil Boston, 18 The cams and sires ofthis stock will bess hihited She Sultnnn Same fina in Asehineton abewry rs uN HieRRIVG!® I7-THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDABLY on tho day of bie that purchasers, particularly £0. Me RIDENOUR, ce 2) barrels No. 1 “burnt brand? St. Johns ALE- | postponad, of util | those desirons of stlectiog pairs, may form rome RA NOSE E COn ou WwW en RSUAY MORNING, sept. 3 za poe hour | ¢stimate of the advantages that’ ai offered, by or Fa. av. y. and Tot st; 45 Grocers 100 bagreig Nov adding troMtctemichi ALE- | pier as guabling them to jadge for tnemnte vans, [tis cont. n B Z - = , ot 0 if B e WIVES now landing | om «schooner Sy 621 AS. C. MoGUIRE & CO, Auct'ra. | dent'y asserted. on Fe gm nang pend ee Sor INSURE ae 1 ———4 Also. in stora— U7 THE ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN PosT- competent and practised. act is = No INSURA rr f tl Al the same t; nd pi: 1» I will sell— > eather. unt VE Os NESDAY "MORNING, Sept. op Datham ‘Bul? Celvectrom fout to cight months aaecet Penn. evenne, nd ith Sh itera | 28th, wan sosd JAS ‘GE MCGUIRE & CO., Auct’rs._ — “ three ser old Durham Heifers, in calf by an tun- - | ported By A. GREEN, Auctioneer * 2 Durham Heifers, one four months and the other HANDSOME THREE-STOR Y IFRAME | one year old House ano iT ON VIRGINIA AVENU These animais are from Darhams of the most aj TWEEN STH AND 10TH STREETS WEST, AT AUCTIO Proved importations. ‘The recor‘s of the Mar Ov WEUNESDAY, the 2th instant, I sha'l sell, | Agricultural Society for the last six years wi in front of tae premises. at 50’clock p.m, Lot C, | test their excellenca, Purchasers can Tedgoot the | | Ri ey ‘8 subdivision of lots 12 Mo® FE. ep JAMES ©. MoGUIR ret, LOOK TO ¥ OUR INTEREST! Ns OF eens if you want rood PROCERIES. ail at WILLIAM A. — coraer rot acd 13th streets, wn buy 1 standard of perfection to which thes can be brought 1 beet Crathed Su at. Ncents O. rowenta the north siae of Hail sauaré as my herd wi be on the Rround Aliso, aT b do. Wi c fed Col an nue, between d 10th streets wi runing 7 broke Oxen. De. do. C. Clas Yellow Sugar....9 do. brok 10, & 2 foot alley. with the improvements, | Spairs Red, well cll tantohed Oxen, from one to two which a ndsome th ee-story Frame House,| years old. purchased to order ot Connecticut. A TEAS, TEAS! with a twos story back building, containing 12 Lor 13 Sale t» commence at 10 o'clock a. re: 41 FRESH Supply of Green and Black TEas, convent S1yanred rooms and passages, &o bo. se 16 dts NT HILL. | just received at W.A BROWN’S. n 6, al ~ @heet . By J. C. MoGUIRF. & CO., Auctioneers. F {Suger cured HAMS and Tagan sor moka bearing interest om oF OSITIVE AND UNRESERVED saLr or | HAWout BER st of recntvedl at ig aa dioed given and a deed of trust taken. Title in- Se Se co Mapu s Passiaces Os Wi & W. A. BROWN’S. Septen bere to purchases handrome res. | infront of the Auction Rooms, we shall sell. with” | QMALL HOMINY —A fresh lot of Sat! Hom | iienceh will do b+ to attend the | Out reserve, to cover Bai the following de- | }) ny, just recerved at A. GREEN, Auct. veer ane nile Carnages, viz: W. A. BROWN’s. I very fine usEY on, ee A. GREEN. Auctioneer, 4 aperior No: hope tto. SQ TERERNONG Raph ary sure article, oon 6 | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IM maly * - ~ | T PROVED PRorsaty ‘AT AUCTION. 1 Pk ines paawenger Pawton, innit’ endiar, and very firet and oaly lot ever brought wee for and ¢ URE CIDER VINEGAR, avertie cl esare tre Gevoee x Rages | cot aS ENING, WwW: i }, &S the work is of the most si iperior ku Families wantieg s f ole oi bE man | ingsewewear Teoo ash- positive y be sold te the Nighest & for Pickling w: do well to give mea call, | proceed to “es Jie MONDAY, the 2st! in | 4 7 One third cash; the residue in 60 and oo | Front of the Premises; at hal past five o alos. a days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing in- W.A. coer Ca! Se estate in sad deed of trust men 7 INTERIOR DECORATIONS. x0. a J. 2. McGUIRE & CO., Auct’rs. No Ex ture tea the interior of a house wal of ie csgehery be i6ce, 01 ae | 4 Eround REE, uctioneer. at ne amen costes paparing the me wells. Lid gub- situated, i ‘f iber has just reccy vee selection of fine, ton,in the riet of umbia, mows oon a Hovseblbt eo ectie” FURNITURE medium and low priced PAPLRS, of foreign and seribed on the ground plan or plats of the said city di tic manufacture, Having pu rohased for cash pang shell al a the s| Sere teas ats eececconemee ce ork executed in the manner. I respestial. y of Wasningtonas Lot No. 18, in Square No. 68, be- ing housek: Koop ing, at 10 lock &. m. = i id lot at ti 4 < gi ites for the pales, lorem th wate fine | a eet, between G and IT streets: raeet, i Ox- | solicit a call from thepeblie. nt asrortiment of Furniture, viz ‘ and thnce Rognay ‘Sofa; Ottomans, Revelving and other eS J. MARESITER, street east 85 feet to t Daooak ther Dasnn-,and Wei- | = TR of aad fauare and placeof begin’ Mashorgsy D ng and other Bui Wri DDITIONAL SUPPLIES NEW FALL rove | ereon s mprove th ae coin 6, 12, Matligoouy tre, Quartette, and other Tables ha aH Fine. Giles amen French-plate Mirror, and other ee ae reosived by Express and Fecm, of trast om the promises. 5 stl and Crockery Ware, {am now opening my second and Inrgest pur ure! iT Or purci pe Maul 11 to com- at Pearerome a three dave from ues wee a Sal's large lot of Bed. | og SE tic ayfen easy tke Goons. | eratand ink oft former purchaser or pure be aetcthie tion Proashing senso: — = Branca Nana ate nnoc Yet | Seatoescrise Remrcarbater Ske" | WEbcw campy ite wp. cn CckRRINGTON ‘Trustee. “pled nh os which we deem anzeces | ution and eater ee be ried RN ees 80 10-eokds EEN, Auct, Gentlemen warn Hehing Store. RUsTEES" SALE OF GHOSE RI pRIsaNTa, os oy on a “ee iE. a sa woe ANTS OF FLOO. — W. N By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, eyes | TUBROAY? AER adeat, Fad : R save in stock nants, of U @ 27th 8! XECUTORS’ SALE OF VALUABLE Nua } o’olock a, m. at tee ato AS vy, 647th hs aati fot, & reat, Suave Trees, Beton tabli » Or! opi Office, an | 7. > or. = nar 3A te Ma JES. ee 8 wae wears co ate pein without re ai xcelionc ensoriment® ‘Greceries, Liquors, Wines, sR) poeta rm ion at to cos! 1 - of Le y . abe Assortment psi | ‘Fea, a A and Coffee, Starch, Soap, Candles, and | ¥, Mi n crank ‘n i naammen aipeeed and ‘au ert ‘made Tab site Uilcloths —_ ice, Bey Nana, comes NV ood ‘oode! 20d Tin Ware, agen, Na Wn Noa Ofltotwe wish are ee EDODsoN” ! er e | Sengea: ‘cateupa, Indigo, Suds and Salaratas, Sait, ae — acres and Wines, Old Whiskies and | Holts cee tnt. sale cations, &e. | Afine ews ce the residye 1m ‘With many oho th (ing they unnecer- pe a a 5 pi to enumerate % ss $ CO., Aucts. 'erms: All sams under $3, cash ; over 9%, 8 E any al AV: BLY eae SESOERIG YEAS Sib Some gaat ait of So and @ 6) days, for notes satisfactorily en se9 eo sezid JAS, tii # Bho peor Wie SERS isan" ae A. weg eT sl. Trustee, as | se 21-d EEN, Auct,. EPHYR WO) ? Donen eee te,