Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1859, Page 3

IL7-TWR STAR FUSLIONRS THR LisTs OF LETTERS FeSsINING IN TRE Wasuineton Crtt Post Orrick TNDES THK PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING THEM 10 BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGPAT CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE OFEiCT. ITs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is FRAN DOURLE THAT OF ANY OTHRR DAILY RICT OF COLUMBIA. MOR x PRINTED ON THE LASTEST STEAM PRESS IN USE sOUTH oF BaLti- MORE, IT* BOITION I* 80 LARGE as TO REQUIRE IT To 58 PCT To PRESS AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADVER- ‘T SEMENTS, o'chocn, M5 NTIL THE NEXT Dav. Novica.— DiseRict oF CoLUMBIA ADVBRTIAR- MENT? To BZ INS¥ATKY IN THE Battiuons Sty Ae RECKIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE Srak orries. Porter Martens. — Be fore Justrer Clark—Henry F Norrisand Robert B. King were arraigned on a cbarze of shooting off fre-arms on the Sabbath The charye against King was not estab- «lhe was let otf Norris was fined $5 conte, ‘isms and Richard Smita were charged w th using profare language in the public streets. suet Were Ded $1.94 each fore Justice€ Williams —J. Anderson, Mary Arthur Leany. Edward Jones, Miebael Cloddy Johnson, Pat Scantian, and Mary 3, Were severally had ap for di ly be- u the streets. and were exch duly fined th Cross was accused of cursing and in a very outrageous manner. She was Thos. Bowie, Mary Jane fall, and Kitty Hall, colored. were accused of perpetrating a gen- veder on one of the inbabitants of Prather’s Bowie and Mary Jane Hall were fined sud Kitty Hall $2.94 eral a Tur Mount Vernon reached the western wharves yesterday, th delivery of her fr: ge amount te day Rev She will retorn to Alexandria Her passengers from New York were Mr. ria, JH. Osborn. of the Courier and ; we ving have registered for her ripthus far: Joseph Libbey. jr.. Mr. Fil- nd Daniel McCarty. Captain Smith says erence to the gale of Saturday week that-tie rest of it was experienced in the river. He would not liave believed that the sea could have hi Potomac, and the pilot says he essed itso hfzh in his long expe- jene: Atter leaving the river. the sea was not wuswally Ligh. The statement in some of the hat when going out of the iver the captain vedeced. tt ship back at the request of the passen- gers is incorrect. Tae Late Freswet.—Visiting the Virginia side of the Potomac river, we find that the heavy ruins of last week have done more damage than we apposed at the time. The entire road fora considerable distance beyond the Long Bridge was submerged to the depth of two feet in water. The railroad track te Alexandria was resorted to, raged in several places. Ma wiled to navigate their way oa either side of the re hes. in all probability. will lose a thou- th of stock of ditferent kinds, and the Colambia Springs, uader Peter Hemrickouse, sgent for Thomas Fahey. will meet with a severe loss. but in no way to interfere with the pleasure of Parties who may huere repair for rural enjoyments. C \RELESss SHooTING.—We have been requested tocall the attention of the police to the careless manner in which certain parties discharge fire- arms in the Washington Monument grounds and along the city-side of the river shore. Cases have often eceurred where parties in boats upon the water have uarrowly escaped being wounded, and pethaps killed. this promiscuous shooting. On Saturday evening ist. a little before dusk, the club-boat Undine, with several ladies on board, was passing into the canal from the river, when a careless fellow on the shore deliberately fired bis ue towards the river—with the boat and those in er iu full sight—the bail passing within a couple of feet of one of the ladies. and striking the water close by. This dangerous practice should be abated Warem Rercayxs.—The docket Sanday morn- ng exhibited the following trial cases: John Brown alias Geo. Humphreys, col., stealing; jail for a bearing. Robert Squibs, drunk; fine and costs, S315. Wim. Terrill, col'd, profanity; do 3315 Geo. Summers, Thos. Sbauginessy, Win. Litehfield, robbery; jail for court. sarah Weems, cul. theft; do. Juhu Brogden, col ,do.; do. for Frrther he fagitive from Louse; Wale, assanit wt battery, drunk and disorderly, and oaving # pistol; jail for court. Dayid Rollins, colored, drank lisorderly; workhouse 9 days. Eliza- » Peuny ; do. W. McNear and J. Carr, Bae and costs. $3 15 each. Jol Ter Tuweatre —The play of Our Female American Cousin drew another large audience on sturtey aight. who semed to enjoy the perform- y. There are two Yankee charac- s play. both of which are full of amuse tment; they are Covsin --Parmetia,”~ by Miss Daly, end her attorney, -‘2eter Nett.” by Mr. Raymond: beth of which are well performed, though Mr. Koymond might curtail bis iterations of “Jess so”? tu advantage. Sir VW Appleby would do well, too. to get himself up fur his part so as not to look than hisson. The play is to be repeated yy £ ght, in connection with the langhable bar- in and Out of Place, in which Miss Daly six diiferent characters abe ‘Team —This morning much Attention ‘Was aftracted by the process of moving one of the yo granite colamns for the Treasury exten- om from the western wharves, where it had been lined. Placed upon a strong carriage made for the purpose, six yoke of heavy oxen and two span of ful horses were attached. and with these it was moved. by means of blocks and cables, to the topof the billor rise from the wharf. The and beauty of the ani:mals did not excite more ‘ration than the docility aul intelligence with Lk they worked together to move the immense Sestarxed By Votcntaky Conrrisrrions.”’ ju Rogiand there is a proper custom of placing © the doors of charitable institutions the name and on what support it depends. The modes, Lot ding on H street devoted to distressed orphans is passed by many a generous citizen and stranzer who isuninformed of itecharacter. Messrs. Parker & Spalding. of the First Ward, have very gener- vastly ondertzken to furnish a sign for the tom. with these words: + Washington Ci Or van Asyluin, Sustained by Voluntary Contribu- fons? Lanerxre< —Ofticer Ross arrested Geo. Hum- parey and Jno. Brogden. colored, for the larceny of a coat from a man named Wilson. Justice Down committed them for a further hearing. Of. heers Ring and Ricketts arrested Sarah Weems, colored for stealing groceries from R. LU. Flood. Sle was seat to jail for court. Boro Rosseay —Vesterday morning, officers Kins and Ricketts arrested Geo. Summers, John Sheaghness), and Wm. Litchileld for robbing, om the highway. J.C. Bohlayer of a bundle con- teniag a lot of clothing abat. They were t fully couunitted to tken to the guard-house am + for trial at court fine new organ for the will shortly be shipped ly the Messrs. Jardine, builders. of New York, sad will at once be erected in tle church. Sev. ere! otber important liaprovements will also at the game time be made ‘n the editice. Ir ts PROPOSED to repeat the successful Tourna- tuent of th of Malta, some time in October, the W. xton Monument grounds, the 4 coeds tw go to the benetit of the Monument Socie- seppey Deata —Mr. James Patterson, wine vont Hi quor dealer, on Four-and-a-half street, near Mary oy Saturdoy bet Tue Ste, >. arr sad avenue. died suddenly at bis residence ‘The cause was an affection of the at Pase’s wharf this morniag with tof freight for thirty or forty of our werehants *UR Geoncerows FPrinnos —By reference ur advertising colomus it will be seen that ite, the inimitable, opeas to-migkt at Forrest frali Me BL Besavk. an active, enterprising vouny man, bas opened a new grocery. St will be seu corer Eleventh and | street. Give bim a o Prest Crass Esrasnisnaexrs in all de- sts of business. fn the city, sce our Aipha- Busiacss Directory, in auother column 2 ALFXANORIA neighbors are to have the luxury of some entertaining theatricals, commen- cing to-night. Toe HW awarns Criss intevd to yivea grand heal at Sott's Hall, corner Peonsylvania avenue @ od Pwen lett st , om Thursday evening next. Tur © Coan-Case” Barone Justice Cunt — We have received from the parties on either s'de ‘in this case the following communications : WauLacu: I desire to correct the report made by Mr. McNer! in the: case which or- curred before Justice Cull, and paldisied in your paper of yesterday, in eh tam represented as “informer” or prosecuting withess nuither of which is true. I was employed by Messrs. Clark and Marks as their counsel, and paid for my ser- vices. Mr. Clark called at my hovse early on the morning of the day of trial, aud infor:ned me that he had told Mr. Call that he did not wish th= ease to go on; that he abandoned it, and requested me not to appear before Mr. Culi BP Smith. September 24, 1859. Wasuixeton, Sept. 4, 1959. To Francis McNerhany: Esq.: Dear Six: Your note of the 23d inst. has been ved, requesting a statement of the facts in re- lation toa trial which took place before me, in teference to a coal case, in which you were charged with having violated a city ordinance entitled “An act regulating the sale of wood and coal in the efty of Washington.” I have read the article reported in the Star of yesterday, aud after carefully examining it, 1 Lave no hesitation in Saying the statement ts true in every particular, and <a correct detail of the evidence elicited at the trial. ln the warrant issued against you, you were charged with ordering coal for yourself and cer- tain parties within the limits of this Corporation ww be delivered at the Washington Navy Yard. The prosecution failed to prove you ordered any thing; the testimony only showed you opeued a correspondence with the Government contractor to know of him if n individuals could be furnished with coal at Government prices in regard to the issaing of the warrant. that was done solely at the instance of Mr. Benjamin P. Smith, counsellor for the platntif’s. Ina con- versation with Mr. Smith on the corner of Four- and-a-half street and theavenue, lie (Smith) stated the Mayor had request. d him to vive him a state- ment in relation tu the coal question W hat the statement was, nade by Mr Smith to the Ma I was not in ‘d. but from the reply n Vy the Mayor to Mr. Smith, as nar- rated to me by the latter, | was led to believe the learned counsel have stated to the Mayor that application hod been made to me for a warrant, and that I had refused to issue one; and that he, the Mayor, from the statements made to him by Mr. Smith, was led to believe the law had been grossly violated, which the following remarks from the Mayor, as narrated to me by Mr. Smith, mip. L cannot sce why Squire Cull if he will not do it, L will put aman in bis place that will do it.” I could conclude nothing less than that the counsel for these parties had made the cow- plaint that 1 had been applied to for a warrant, and had refused to issue one; bence the remarks wade by the Mayor, a3 narrated by Mr. Smith to me. However strange it may appear, after all this, his complaint to tue Mayor, lis positive belief the law bad been grossly violated, and his connecticn with the plaintiffs as their counsellor, and being timely notitied of the hour of trial when the officer notified him of that fact, he stated to the officer he had nothing to do with the cuse Since the trial, the officer in the case (F. elin) stated to me that he (Smith) had stated to bim on last Sunday morning the remarks us narrated to me by Mr Smith as being made by the Mayor. In conclusion, 1 would say that it was at the instance and upon the information of Mr. Benj. P. Smith the warrant was issued, and bad the interview between him and me not taken place, the warrant never would have been issued. Yours, very respectfall Jas. Cunt, Police Magistrate Ninth Police District of the city of Washington. To Francis McNerhany. Esq. ie WR 5 issne 2 warrant in the case; b ends todo so, and h, till all the people of the Un @ learned the cuod of thistenly va uable meai cing. Itts recommended, with testimo:ials to prove its virtua, for the care of !tve> comp of every kind, from the most Dyspepsia to a counmon heat ache an is particulariy adapted to Jaundiea, De- facxed Stomach, Bowel C umpiaints, and dispases ofchildren. Sold by all Diugeists, se 15 2wyr Men’s Dagss Surr: = id Men’s Business Suits, Yourus’ Dagss Surts, c ‘Youths’ Business Suits, CHILDREN’s Dress Suits, ‘ Caudren’s School Swit. Noan Watxer & Co., 8 tore, Brown's Hotel Building. w tly announce that their annua! display of Fail a Winoter Clothing is new ready for inspection. It prised of an assortment of Gentiemon's and thing of the newe-tand ricue=t designs trimming, and workmanship. who study excellence with economy, in fashiony!'¢ articles of dress, portunit r offered for selecting from the most attrastiv Nade Clothing im this city, a On Sunday 25th JOHN ANDREW tye Va,to Mrs. MA’ Dee t.by the Rev. Dabney Ball, DULANEY, of Pairiax coun: TILDA A. BEALL, of — woe, DIED. tant, JOHN CALVIN, son of ate Cecilia C. Lownds, aged 5 On the 23th 1 Calvin G. and t e Sf instant, CHARLES W th year of lus age, the sou of Adelaide Garis His acqnaintances 5 ettully invited ‘Tits ( Monday) Atternoon, at hor’s cosutonce, on K street, by ther, in death's cold arms, no fear al nest rent, is blest. ay u ~ afthy br: who sutfered ts at rest. On the 22d inst., at her father’s residence, CLAR ALBERTA. youngest caughter of Plomas G, and Grace R. Wheeier. aged | year. | month, any days, (Balte.county Adv. & Port Tob. Tm Farewell, je dartin such is Vaeaut ne We look around, but @ thee not: 2 isp our Lames, We miss thor. For Jown With hiss through 3 In this city, a long and painful BETH LANSDATL Her funeral from her k to which _ AUCTION GALES. — cr a y ©. R. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. AT. 1 BW EB HAL, AUCTION.—On TUES- CDN ERNOON, the 27th insant, at 4 oblaeh, ntti crises. (NO- 55% Penn. avenue.) iH the contents of ve Honse, con- sisting of Bar Fixtares, Liquors, and the unexpired “TTatmecech,, Salo positi -c. wmpce'c. Re ln CROWN & CO, Avcts fe 2-at* ——.___No. 347 Paav. nae. _ “ By GR. carrey . CO., Auctioneers, OUSE A OT ON THE ISLAND AT H yaaa MONDAY ArT RON, the 28th ¥e8 shall sel! pr tof Lot 2. in Square betwee: a fitpets, Nontas 2 fee’ 28 On re 10) by a twos é Soest ow unde ren of 87 = poe pndisputable. Fe Roaitivs. ‘erms 8028-2t* No. 357 corner Pa. ave., and oth at. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneer Pporitive SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR HawNEss axp Savpie Hoxses On RIDA UGGIES AND 0 o'clock, at the in aiter- dec omthe corner of 13% wan co retirins trom i Mgr Hert nd Voieen. e'esag st v + Bay Mare, 4 years old, { Sorrel Horse, 4 years old, I pair Gray Horses, 6 and? years old, 1 pair Roan Horses, 8 years old, and saddio_aorses, S years old, Bay Mares. 1 Gray Horse. bob: tail Mare, fast, Let lishnee eee years old, 4 young Bay Ho Rugry, Tho top 1 no-top cane 3 1 Germantown {second hand hes no-top Bugg: his, phis. 1 bor top Buzzy przcitetop Bu eat Buggy , by Flaglor, ries, do, Wagon, do, Bugey y, made by Watson, Phi! both superior s, ‘made by Flaglor, Wilmington, Pet I superior Phaeton, built by Hook, of this oty, for four passeagers, dorsed and hea Sale positive $0 26 Sena if donble ance? wd: ingt d Wa thout reserve, Le & ; over that smount a 8, for notes satisfactorily en- BARNARD, Aucts. __ FOR RENT AND 8ALX. NE LARGE PARLOR AND CHAMBER attached, handsomely farnished and lighted he Also a large for families or xinele gen- iu Terma te a- with gas, for sonable, and 46™ loth atreet_between D and | OR RE story DWEL ant the rent wi would be seid in suite or sepa on thé Ist floor. uitable L-} as desired, BOARD furnished if desire LING, wit gas. ‘To ay. ithe modorate “Part of the if required, Apply at No. d. Furnished or Unfurnished—A& two street, 8025-30" AFR. ATE SA LE.—Furnitare and good wi!! of a Hote! at privaio sale. We will sell on very accommodating terins the entire Furniture and the zood will of a Hotel, 1n a centra! location, now doing a good business, For farther information, terma, &e., apply to WALL & BARNARD, Auctioncers, coruer Sth street and Pa. avenue. se 26 Iw 2-ROOM FOR RENT.—That desirable ROOM (ons of the beet in, the city) number .F. Allen as ood Store, N ue, between thy and Jot street: y kind of msiness. Posnexsion x GEO. F. ALLEN, corner sth ‘ve se 16-3 (intel,) POR SALE—A very ARDEN "ARM, with or without crop, rit- tue Kastern Brane', ane hat m the inquire on the se zi 2w* Anacostia Br place, A. B. WILSON. east, hetween caxt Capitol and A streets north, Saree RENT—A sinsii HOUSE on 6th st -et ent $7 per month. tol street. Enquire at No, 50 east Cavi- se 24 St™ OR REN T—Two ww BRICK HOUS s four 10 in each, situated on P street worth, between 4th and Sth sts west. Inquire of THOS. HOLLIDGE, corner of Pand 5th ets. ge 24-3t™ KOR Rant OR SALE—A nearly FRAME HOUSE, on tat street east. between C and D - containing 6 good ry ad a kiteh- en. Tt will he sold chiap or rent Apply to WM.H THOMPSON, at the Capit: sews St* POR DWELI. nia avenue, by occupied by’ P Institute. Th eighteen room: REN —The large as ih HOUSE No. 15 etween i7th aud 18th rofessor wmis of the | he hous: in good © 8, larce commodious 9 Pennaylya streets. lately “A. Fayetto has *UOTION-SALEB... <ionemensrefen. moses 72) AUCTION. GALES. _- ~ | By T. DOW Georgetown.» ; Vv LUABLEE 2 BUILDING ASTRA ERGS THIS AFTERN RROW. NO >N the 5th of SS As VA" By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. nt pay ee at : x mn front of the - on, rs —- BULLDING FRIDAY Tie First ey ON — IDAY, the i6th in- Lal rinhpeea ay aed | Mpa Acree oh : preinusess at 5 ¥ ay > Fk p- m., the folluwing valuable ing Lote, ‘Also, part Lot 105. fronting 56 faet on Sd street, by ‘No in " = Lot 5 uare No. 42, fronting on north H. ppt in deph, with fine spring of water, Neos w eh bin : , aust _T. DOWLING, Auet'r. No 5, in Feuare No. a1, situated at the corner EGS ABOVE SALE IS POSTPOND UNTIL north H and containing 4,112 Fheuitualt ke poutoate ny sure neacomal wade, 0.4. in Rquare No. 37, fronting on L, somete PONTE DOWLING, Auet. bebe os, 284 a" 2ith atr-te, next to the corer THE ABOVE SAL® IS FURTHER eet on) s ‘at the Box@poned on wocount of the rain until T! cae fatness, ‘0.1 con- AY next, the 8th inst , «nme hour, : Persons wi rt. ‘ se 6-3t 'T. DOWLING, Auct’r. lots are rea requcetel panasonic building By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. will Rode fee above deseri property ; /ALVARLE BUILDING LO7 ON THE 1g- for Lots Noa" Vand San stent LAND at Accrox.—On THURSDAY AF- ‘sal TER NOON, ti: inst at So'clock, we will sell, 1m front of the premi es, Lot 3, in square 768 ing 84 foot S inches ou vouth Keema tit Teer o” Canai strest, and will ed to four lots. front- ches sold as one, or subdivid - " . A ‘The sale will commence on the first named prop- autnas bearing takers ANtced fictn ‘aad's deed | °° (oles) ___ A. GREEN, aust, - iL THE ABOVE SALE I8 by yy @ 24-4 ie & BARNARD, Aucts Ter ereked the zain watil WEDNESDAY aS JE — i MN Weolas favued tease the Git ome tee | wetra ne ame A. GREEN, Auct. cuit Court uf the District of Colum! : aoaee THE ABOVE § 1s FUR pe pesou end ee 4 me L® br House be in ‘consequence et tke rai tna! MON dogr 0} said county, on aU ay the od day Bat the aeeh instant, same hour, . of September, 19%, at 12 0 m. the fol lowing de- | ep2ed ____”_A. GREEN, Auot'r._ seribed property, to wit: A!l ofends ut’s right, title, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, elsim, a interest igand po Sebaieiston Nos. z Rust: ~ on “s 2 Vacate on — o, Bin the vity of’ Washington: Dr a PROVED PRopaRty at AUCTION.—In virtue Win. B., Robert and Jos, MP Downing. Rud wilt be ring date the Lith day of February, 189, and sold to satialy Judicinis No. 51, to Octobor term, Gin Liber J. A. % © 168, fonos Nos. 31, 129, in favor of N.C. Stephens, sury.of John Mul’ | 34. 34, 5 a “St, one of the land records of Wash- iubenuis wc aia icp W. SELDEN, Front of the premises, at ialf-past five o'clock p.m au2-ts Marshal for District of Columbia, | the real estate in sa.d deed of trust mentioned wit: All of that eertain lot, pieoe, or parce! of ground sitoated lying. and being in the eity of Washing- in the District of Columbia, Known aud de- ibed on the ground plan or pists of the said city of Wasinngton se Lot No. 1%, in Square No 63, be ginning for the ssid lot at tie sort east corner of said square and running the: ith with the line of 2iat street 99 feet. thence west 85 feet, thence narth 90 feet to the efnorth P street, and thence with the line of north P street east 35 feet to the {G7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN cohsequsnee of the weather, until SATURDAY next, the 24th +) Sane hour and se22 Marshai for Dis i" THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Po tponed until MONDAY, the 4 day of October noxt, tame hour anc place, WM. SELDE se 2-td Marshal for District of Ce northeast corner of said square and place of begin. = ~ ning, with the vements thereon By J. C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioncers. Terms of sale: One third cash, balance in 6, 12, TRAM-ENGINE, MACHINERY, SHEDS, | and 18 months, for notes bearing interest, eecired east Loong ors Bricn Varn at Pentic Auc- | by a deed of trust on the promises. Tion.—On TUESDAY MORNING, September ftho purchaser or purchasers should fail to com- Steam Brick Manufi 2th, at il o’elock, at t on the Canal opposite Georg bridge leading te Ariington, we shall % ny, with the terms of sale within three da: car the Canal | the day of sal>, the property will be resot setown. sel] entire the | eost and risk of the formor purchaser or purchasers, Steam Engine, Machinery, Pulverizer. Shed«. Fix- | by first giving three days’ public notice of such sale t Barrows, and Too's, &e.; together with the | 14 the National Iutelligencer. H right for the District for the making of pi essed E.C, CARRINGTON, Trastee. Fae double machine. and Tait these | _s9 10-soteds A. GREEN, Auot, ks are capable of making 30,000 bricks daily, and REE - the aale will alford.a tare cppartumity sor 4 ment RUSTHES SRE NOM eer nine ndvautagonus tuvestuiont tomy one dispose: to en- Wixes, Liquors, &c. at Auction On tar into the busine: 23. 2 € «.&e., waich will be liberal, made known Bi ek ne. f the mare Be Ne daa street, cor J.C, MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. eforeserine, Lines eee ts yer aness entofGroceries, Liquors, Wines, 197 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY | {Roy 32! . ‘ resets a adh int of the weather, uctil | Newest Onn C°Ree, Starch, Soap, Candies, and ir IRSDAY MORNING, Sept. 224, same hour Hpices: Beustios, Brooms, Wooden and Tin Ware and piace. a ackerel, Codfizh. an i : weld” JAS. C. MeGUIRE & CO, Auct'rs. | Basket atsups, Indigo, Soda aud Satemtas, Salt, TU-THE ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN POST- &e. Fine bea 1 Liquors and W) poned in conseanance ef the inclomiency of. the ines, Old Whiskies and eather. until WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept, Holland Gin, Cordials, Old Mint Jutip Bitters, &e. Bth, same hour and placa, A Gps lot x00, & pe Snuft ae. wBN TASC MCGUIRE & CO., Auet'rs, | 482° lot of Tobacco, Spanish Cixars Snulf, ae nther articles, which we deem unneces- Pr sary W enumerate By A. GREEN, Auctioneer Terms: All sums under cash; over $3), a ANDSOME TBREE-STOR Y 8FRAME | credit of 30 and 69 day for no’ # satisfactorily en House an Lot on Virginia avenve, ee- | dorsed, bearing intersst, TWEEN STH AND 10TH STRERTS WEST. AT AUCTION M. A. MITCHE Trustee, Jo WEDNESDAY, the v3th instant, § shail sell, 86 21-d v% SN, Auct. in front of the promis at 5o'clock p.m, Lat C, in Riley's subdivisi f iets 12 and J8,1n square No. 53 frorting on the north siae of Virginia ave. nua, between 9th and loth streets west, rurning back to a 2» foot alley, with the improvements. Which are a hanasome th ee-story Frame House with a two-story back building, containing 12 of 15 eonventently arransed rooms and passages, &e. Terms: Oae fourth cash; ba'ance in 6, 12, 12 and. 24 months, for notes bearing interest from day of ARSHAL’S SALKE.—In virtue of a writ of M fiert facias issued on judgment of condemna- tion from the Clerk 8 office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington and t» me directed, 1 wil expose te pnblic caie, for oash, in front of the a of Washington, inlsaid Distr et, on TURSDAY, the 27th day of Septomer next, 1859, at 10 o'clock a.m, ‘ate! ete mg hee upon as the ohn P. Hilty one Gold W ‘oods ant chatt: .carnishee of sale. Ww ah dengiven and a deed of trust taken. Title in- Firomas be pret ag 109, da favoret Alter and Williston. nm wishing to pureha: fine locality w.il de (se 22-d) A. UBLIC SALE OF VALUAB E THOR- e OUGH-BRED STOCK. sale Auction ers AND HOUSE- . 3 3, CARRIAGE, ORs AND I will sell, without reserve, at my farm sta‘les, On SITESDAY & Feng for costae as and | adjorning Upper Ma iboroushson TURSDAN, the tap o'clock tr the ae: Potomac water, Pos n tiately | 4th day of October next, for cash, or acceptances ou Exq.,on F Street_ between i3th ad lath Fortorms apply at the Surgeon Genural's office, re at 4,6,or12 months, with iuterest added, 1! all ns Furniture and House No. 28, Winder's Building. au 2-s0tf he fe e ee ether with ® portion of the § urni- — - = N gur year oll Bay Sta'lion, dam Lucy | ture of the late John Quincy Adam , COMP! ising— OR RENT—As TORE ROOM on Mascxchus. | Lou y Saratoga. Promixes great speed, dociiity, | ‘Two mahogany oase Frome Fon 8 etts avenue, between 2d an streets quire | style action, inost Winning . Su.te of walnut dan ~cove T ni Of INO.R-ELVANS & CO, 309 Pasa phe:2 Black Gelding, two years old, by Franklin | SWO 04 genuut danaek: covered Parlor Furnitures au 60 terce, i POR R —A very fine throe-story BRICK ix Parlo” Chairs, ble top Centre and Sofa ». 3. Black Gelding, two years old by Saratoga. a e °K No. 4. Bay Gelding, two years old, by Saratoga. hic Reception Chair sthowith ares parte’ aad Uae ee ane | Noa Bet Fis: ceo seers oid o7 carstons. Khniowe,umrtette Tabi ie mont healthy locality in the city,andadrightful | No'o: Block taf ras eee id. be eee, es omg Chairs, Lounges, Music Stand Mfolsecswe” “oawen atany time ou the premiser. | No.5. Sorrel Stud Gult, one year old, by Priam. | Soitd mahogany Centon Geek ‘and Sees i . 1ho,® brow Gray Stud Colt one year old, by Sar. | Mahogany rniag Tats, Dining Chairs, POR SALK_OR RED — vei atort ri arble-top mahovany 8; ward, COUNTRY. RESIDENCE toreue & fio. 10. Bay Stud Colt, one year old, by Saratora | Mantel Ginsars; Freceh cit atatel Clocks, Se the wamters Sramuio from the Navy Yard bridge | No. il. Bisek tad Colt, one yearo'd, by Serators. Gantelbgs: Chinese Vases and nruaments: e 3 2 iture, g = » one year old. by S he vet, Brussels, “ , Os on rable nad faphonscte eoouschold furnitare. if io. 1S. Hay Filly, four months old, ‘dam Lucy | V° usrels, and other Carpets, Gilcloth, desirable, and desi f {ways se 2 -2tawim* chasing, wil at home. 1 callon the proprietor EDWARD H_ CALVERT. end ca-riage h 4x6 h street near Ouse at T—A_ commodious brick HOUS the modern improvements, brick sta! eligibiy situated No. ie square from Pa ave » Faq. 5S 9th street, ona doar BROOKE Serene eee eee ee GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. N T GEOR | required by the payment o in sel. etober next, Im all taxes un) »advertiza property and eul paid on the first Monday ©. D. WELCH. Collector. ingnent Bi-eotO. 0 RRIV D—A_1 packot sel, NOTICE All orgetor notified promptly will be strictly @ Liconses, fre ni, expire on the 3 > renew the reed against ___ WM. LAIRD, Clerk. I len, Captain Sears, has arrived and is discharging her freight. please attend to nondlvine seeie ‘Cons grees wil gous. 1 r Sylvanus Al- LEY & BRO., Water street, Georgetown. OT SO0.—Tha undersigned would respectfully state to the public that from the very start of lus busiaess he has always done business open and above boar: bas never in any instance concealed any transactions, and always in his purchases dealt, ashe supposed, with honest people. ‘The connec: t is @ with certain goods, said to be wien. and published in the Star, r of him a futation of the charge, inasmuch 80 pposed atali times he was making a fair business transac- tion. Mr Linsay stated to me that he was 2 mar- ried man, and desired, as he was going to Philadel- phias, that I should call and see him I bought alot of geods from him, some of which were marted with his name, acd others were uot. Shoes of va-i- * kinds, soaporimre C., Were bought vy me of més ido uot know, nor could t eto ak it of them. [eau say - Ido not owe one dollar to mere any article from any e t rson to be honest. aken {rom my place by Offi- s alot of Olive Oil and Gum Ssces— these I purchased of & white gentleman, (to ail ap Dearanee & geutieni: but his name I do not know. Toaun old friond—a avighbor—named Joha Joy, member of the might wacth, sold a mik haadket chief for 373 centa,and from this it was spreul that Iwas selling the saine articles at the saime price, but fam willing to be qualified that this was the only instance in which Lhad sold for that and only then because he was a neighbor. here state that if | had war or any other goods were «| disposed of ther It ould knowledge that these en } would not have r 250 REWARD — Broke jail, on night, the Iéth instant, two whi BENJAMIN AIT Sunday h te men, EY and JOHN T. MAGRU- ‘he said AITHEY was committed to Sail on the 10th day of June last, charged with the murder of J.’ Rianta, at Laur'l Factory Prince Georges county, Maryland. He is about five fect eight or nine inches high, light compiexion. thin face and dark brown hair—had on common clothing and a pair of substantial leg-irons. Up to the time of the murder, he was empioyed at the Laure! Factory. in driving 8 team hening cytton to thefactury. We will give a reward of Two Hundred Dol for the apprehension of said Aithey—no mat where n—provided he is delivered at the Jail of Prince George's nty, Maryland Said MAGRUDER was committed on the Ith day of July last, charged withtheft. He isa youth, about nineteen years of age, ir complexion, licht hair and very blue eyer ; is abont five feet six inches high; has @ mother living in Georgetown, We will give « reward of Fifty Dollars for his apprehension, if delivered at the Jail of Prince George's county, Maryland, By order of t mers : N. President of the Board. au 235-tf Tost Glen A se 22-4 2s 6th and 7th sts, WE HAVE alot of superior BLACK TEA, at 4 nee it, 5) cent PR ROW NIN. & KEATING’S, duced HAM be had of + ow S can be had o BROWNING 3, Pac avecbet As & CO.’S Celebrated Suga: KEATING, i) of se 2-4t 353 Pa. av., bet. 6th and 7th sts, 353 Pa. av., het. 6th and 7th sts, EW AND FASHIONABLE N FALL GOODS. The subscribers having s3pplied themselves with & fine stock 5) spectfully solicit a call of their patro the publiz generally. They a: ays hand a large Also. a large GOODS—E GOLD LACE Citizens’, Naval and Mili Browns’ X'S UNDER CLOTHING a. GOODS gouerally, SHIRTS, OSIERY, uitabie to the season, t Oe of GEN FU assortment Cu &C. “I JETS, SWORDS, and COCKED HATS. DRAW- & PRY, of MILITARY and NAVAL ETS, BELTs, HF. LOUDON & CO, itary otel, No. 362 Pa. av, Merchant Tailors, 80 2m Oo A Now on the war, ps 245 tons of White Ash C per schooner Alabama, Li c OA COAL! r_ schooner UAL, 285 tons of Red Ash COAL, These cargos of Coal and parties orderin ard prices, wo a se 21-2weod rick Hi if delivered from the vessel, rooms. No. APIN & RRO. 7th st., bet. G and Harrison Price, e of the very best quality. it will be furnished 25 cent off ouses for rent or salo, on corner of 9th and O a enaee hh. NOTCH. M. w. carr a BRO Give fall wuppiy of pil she newest EWEGRY, WATCH Ey ust fare. they inv: JEW WAR. which a the pul They cia riety of real he lie m 1 se 3 -3t re offered, On is aa styles 0: E FANCY G00 enerally, for their present stock rare and desirable it at greatly r ain fi GAL 5. ures. « BRO., Pa. avenuo, opened their i" righ SILVER ? DS, t ite the attention of their cust: re reater va- \s than any uced prices, Jewe! 4doors west of Browns’ Hotel LA 7 ‘ON’T Forget those elegant NEEDLES and | ra. for ene at Having im SCISSORS. 339 port In C8 avenue, opposite Brow: ported them: mgoaneell Uhem very low. Wehave 30 ors’ |e: the paper. seat ‘GRIFFITH & SHIELDS s,mato by Ro 281 and the ub! in general that he ha: day his New, ey ment at No, 28 NORFOLK OYSTER DEvOT. “it 1 REET, between 10 281 ‘The undersigned informs his numerous customers opened this and Well-arranged Estab!ish and 1th, oppoaite the Theatre. (lormerly Carusi’s Saloon} wher ph SE pha Sag to execute all orders, large or small, for his celebrated SPICED AND PICKLED LYNNUAVEN BAY OYSTERS. put up epee an improved p'an, imparting to the oyster a fine flavor, aud packed in fin cans or kegs of auy size that may 2 required. Fresh Ovsters put up in tin 1 kogs iu sizes from 1 quart to 12 gallons yr ly sealed, which can be transported to any part of the United St: ranted to keep. Also, Oys- B 9 peck, bushel, or ked in private families furnished atth lowest marl and delivered free of charge. All orders xeomiyet and PRT ity at- ‘ended (Arcot for Henry Fitzgerald, ‘Norfolk, Va. ent eI orfolk, P.8. 5a. m. tol? p, ‘Titles unquestionable. 2 ae ad wy 2,3, 4, 5, 6,7. & MEDICINES, Jast reacted at MOOR ed ath scavnes svat ba eteed ete TiSbHS | otal wil ont hig wien a peat nee te s0 17-20 113 Pa ‘avenue south aide. ea cede PANE TCO. Anctirs. qrarome: tis of course p Perfect. “ 7 = HE CHEAPEST STORE 5 ciry—is EPHYR W D . | Beeel ofemires cabinets, a ras SU v. Z at OF eLBeON's, 5 . 18 Pa. ay., pe Tt sel 2w ‘ Thandie, | “t013-2W sot and ste, | Beas wo l2-tf é, \ Long, by Satators, ‘No: 14. Bay Stud: Colt, five months old, by Sara No. 15. Bay Stud, four months old, by Saratoga. No. Is, Bay Pilly, five months o'd by Saratoga. four months old, by Saratoga. wo months old. by Saratoga, Rugs, French China Dinner and 8, elves, attrexses, Feather Beda, ng. LWO YeRrs Horsex Hol-ters aud Piliows, Biankets and Comforts, the is aad sires of this stoc! libeexhituted | Mahoeany Chai | foal Janey on tho day of sale, that purchasers. particularly |! jgeauy Chair on wheels, for invalids. Reclin tho: 4 desirous of selecting paiza, may form some | Rosewood rs, ate of the advantages that are now offered, by G : V indow Shades, quaking ore jndze for a tis conti ‘ator, Stoves, Safes, dent'y ted. ou examination, that these animals rv, pend wil o nd the adiatration of judges, however Keguintne > Seneral nesortment of Kitchen competent and practised. At th same time and place, [ will soll— 5 Durtam Bull Caives from four to eight months Terms: 33) and under eash; over that sum acred- it of 60) aud 9 days, for nutes satisfactorily endoracd, be ring interest. ; At2-’c ock, in front of the premises— Sthree year old Durham Heifers, in calf by ant Pair of ety!isn be p-tail Bay Henee, u ported by - Set of Deabie Coach Harness. 2 Durharn Heifers, one four months and the other | se 21 a J.C. MceGUI one yenr o « = _ ‘These animais are from Durhams of the most ap- importations. ‘The records of the Maryland y for the last six years wi'l at- tes: P agers can tude of the standard of perf p to which thev can be brought as my herd wili be on the ground Also, 7 well broke Oxen, ol FUTURE DAYS. ARSHAI’3 SALE.—In virtue of two writs of fier: facia: d from the Clerk’s Office of c the Di So ombia for 5 pairs Red, well matched Oxen, from one to two years old, purchased to order in Connect cut, Sale to commence at 10 o’cloe se 16 dte € By J.C. MoGUIRE & > public sale, door of said county , « SUDAY, the tsth day of October next. 18%), at 12 o’eloak m. ol! ds fendant’s right, title. e'aim (ot No, 4, 1m square C., together ih all and singular the STEE’SSALE OF‘ 8. » BRICK | '™provements thereon, seized and levied upon as AXD souTH E VisGinia sVENvE 83. and 178, to ) SATURDAY AFLE S by term, 1859, I ae in favor of Geerce and Thos. Pather & Garg o'clock, on the premises, by virtue o Hawilton & Leach, a dat d March 1, 1854, andiluly recorded W. SELDEN Marshal at ac lia, 19 aod 18), onc of th = ianal se 20 ts __ for the Di of Columbin. ds for Weshingtoa county, | sliall sell Lot a8. eae iesnd 15, in aie faba dion of Square Ne. 5, N na tested frame the Chee eRe et rontl S2 feet on « street wost, between %, ~ 7 wy ponies = = oar Piste tinue tank ge 1 tCourtof the District of Columba, for the y of Washington, and to we directed, | will expose to public sale, for cash, in front of the Court House door of said county, on THURSDAY, the y of October next, 1458, at 12 o'clock m., the wing described property, to wit: All defend right, title, claim, and interest in and to Sub- N Square No. 134. in the c.ty of together with all and singular nprovemen § thereon, seizad and levied upon 8 property of Robert M. Harrison, and will be 113 fe t 10 inches toa public alley. together with the improve eut*, consi-ting of two well built two- story brick Houses. with back buildngs, covered with tin and slate, and conta ning six roonis each Terms : Qn» fourth cash ; the residue in 6.12 and 18 mouths, with interest, secured bya dead cf trust on the premises, . CALLAN. Trustee, se2l-eokds J C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. UPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, | {a59, in fevor ol Samuuh NO to October term, Auction Un TUESDAY MORNING Geta. The Daaeeay Getcha! ie AUCTION. leek At the residence of Charice | —220-t8 for the District of Columbia. Jr. Esq ,on H st ort. between 17th and ith By J. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionee-s. reets, we siiall soll all the Furniture Sifeets, Com- evn wood octave round-corner Pi ju perior rose’ seven - Fano Poite, by Win, Kaabe & Con Handsome gilt frame Pier Glass, Slab and Bracket Suite of four biue and gold Damask Curtaius, Cor- nice and Fixtures, ND UNRESERVED SALE OF Mane CarRtacks —On WED- NG, Septem her 23. at It o’cl’k, e PPirive UPERIOR City NESDAY MOR in front of the Auction Room: out reserve, to cover advanc seribsd city-built Carriages, viz: l very fine Top Bugsy Wagon, ll sell. with he following de- juite of walnut damask covered Parlor Furniture, | ¢ No-to : *usivting of two Medallion Sofas and six Par- | | $ coat Family Carriage, ¢ Chairs, 14-seatSquare = do. Arm Chair, 8 on brocatelle covered es a Arie Char 2 large 6-passenger Phacton, adds, Centre and Sofa Tabi bui-t to order, and very babk Whatuot Algoya lot of Seco] hand Carri Yelvet, Hrurgela, and Three: ply (arpete, Oilcloth, | * Bafana in want of auy of theabrSveshould sited ron zs jat-tre ja) Chairs a OVE, u ale, i Walnut carvet leg Extonsion Diniug Table, and wil positive'y be sold te the Nieheot bien Chairs, 7 Co re devorated French China Dinner G China, Glass and Crockory Handsome walnut Jenny Walnut Wardrobes Dre Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing im- terest. J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auct’rs. Ware, se2id By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ind Bedsteads, x Bureaus, Washstands, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses, OUSEHOLD axp KITCH Painted Chamber Set, attresses, AT AUCTION.—Un Cane wood seat Chairs, Rockers, s'act, I shall sell, at th: Stoves, Kitehen Utensi &c. jousekreping, at Term ® and vi ce over that sum a it eet, between G and H strects west, an ex- credit of 61 and 90 days, fur satis actorily endorsed it assortment of Furniture, viz: notes bearing interest Mahogany Sofa, Ottomans, Revolving and other se cd J.C, GUIRE & CO., Avets, Mi feo D lesan alte and Wri — gpg epg gerne — | Maahogan nreau-, : By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionee s. ‘he eee cr PEREMPTORY SALE OF VA!I.UABLEIM- Marbl Centre, Quartette, and ober Tabler, a Usiweroven PRorerty.—On | Fine Gilt-frame French-plate Mirror, and other | Sraloak: on tho peseatgee oa cEeiT oy Secs AER! [ica tests aad Crockery Ware o dlock.on remiser, we shal! sell, to i. he iw hs a | est bidder, the following valuable Walnut and other Bedsteads, and Washetands | Part of Lot No. 16, in Square N Feather Beds, Mattresses, aud a iarge lot of Bed- me, : Window Curtains. Brussels and other Car; Gootinr and ornor Staves sad Parior Gober” A good lot of & itchen Requisites, north L street, between 15th and 16th ‘eots west, with the improvements, consisting of a nice 2-story Frame House. | , Immediately after, Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, 16, 17, 19, part of | Let34, Lots 40 41, ig 53, 54, and 55, in Drury’s | With many other articles, which we deem nneces | Shilo aftare Naam eatlnctewpieias | vary tegument | on north P sty een 4th and \5th st«., on 1st ‘Terms cas! | Srbetwsen ath shad 19k stastea oe tac esee pte | 0026 __A. GREEN, Aust | In betwee: and on street, be- —— | tween P aad'Q strectsnorth: Lot No. ston ith | y op poi? 4, PRE fe con Sit peror: y &neatand well built two-story indier ant of ongréss, approved on. ick Dwelling-vouss: cs | eis gt tee nd las Lot Noi iacoabie i, tiarnany Roclay uare No. 852, i I street, between and mth ste, ne emeiacy i A. GREEN, Auct. Arrival of the North American. Farrier Porxr, — Auérican frou Li Sei ta ‘ | ; 4 E e aD i fi A i ay F iq iH Peg 4 i z i g if & ; 7 i | b i i | i i i = i asf tween Joxges ‘and Austria The inte article in the M came direct from the Emperor“ "" ** 1 stated, peror. ._ It was rumored that France and ie gn agteed that a European Congress on 1) ‘alles wir oe! ‘oi necessary nipotentiaries at Zurich were oceasioual meetings. nies Cmya. Admiral Hope arrived off the Peiho river on the Irth of June, but iound the entrance barred. An attempt was made on the 25th to force a passage. when suddenly batteries. supported by a force of twenty thousand men, Were unmasked and opened a destructive fire. After a severe action. the squadron was com- lied tc withdraw, with the loss of yan-boats cormorant, Lee. Plover, and four hundred and sixty-four men killed and wounded. The French had fonrteea men killed out of sixty Scven British officers were killed and seventeen wounded, the latter including the Ad-niral ‘The plenipotentiaries had returned to Sha: ‘The details say the mouth of the river was raked by the fire of newly constructed forts, mounting nine hundred iS. At 1:30 p. m., the signal for action was run w The gunboats Opossum and Plover Th close to the first barrier, when the guns of the forts opened tire. and the action beeame general. The fire of the Chinese, in weight and precision, was such os never before oe Every shot told, while those of the British did comparative: little damage. The troops were ordered to la! bptas the first boat touched the shore. the poured a perfect hurricane of shells, balls and rockets, which mowed down the men as they can The ship supported thera as well as pos- sible. The mud on the shore was deep. and of the thou- sand landing barely one hundred reached the first wide ditches, five hundred yards from the river Only fifty reached the third ditch, and these would Lave made an attempt to scale the walls, but the ladders were broken by the shot, or stuck fast in the mud; with the one remaining. ten men spraug forward, three of whom were killed, and five severely injured. Orders were at last given to retire; and in the retreat the men were shot like birds. Many boats were swamped by the balls, and there were not enough to take the survivors. Several boats full of wounded were struck and swamped. Russian features ere distinctly visible at the batteries. The Americans towed up several boats to the scene of action and afterwards took a nuinber of men to their respective ships. Itary. The National Assembly ef Parma had voted for the expulsion of the House of Bourbon and the a. aecxation of that State to Sardinia It was said that King Victor Emmanuel was disbanding his army; but the men were furnished with passports te Tuscany and Modena where they will swell the army of Central Italy. Asta. Schmnyl is said to have been made prisoner by the Russians, and sent to St. Petersburg. Ss Breese ax The Government of Austria is maki great con- Cessions to Protestants. - Ixvia There was signs of disaffection in the Madras cavalry at Hydrabad. The Australian mail to the middie of July bad was increasing. arrived. The supply of gold forts ———— Arrival of the Vanderbiit. New York, Sept. 26 —The Vanderbilt arrived here this morning, from Southam » bringing London dates to Thursday, the 151 The Rev. Drs. Bethune and Hardenburg are among the , together with Capt. £ . 2 ese and M meni mpeg The * latter gentleman is accompant: by an o7 ic trou, twenty-two artists, including Mademotseliee Cruvelli, Adeline S; za, and Criscimanno. Mai « Sage, of the French Theatre, with tweive Parisian comedians, also arrived in the Vanderbilt. It wasstated in London that Spain had returned an evasive reply tothe question from England touching the concentration of troops in the neigt- bor! of Gibraltar The goveramcats of France and England were about to take immediate measures for inflicting chastisement on the Chinese ' The Florence correspondent of the London Times says it reported tt t Pope Pius bad re- ceived extreme unction, or sacrament aduninis- tered to the dying Advices received at Madrid from ler state that in consequence of the agitation cansed bythe death of the Eny 7 of Morocco, all the foreign consuls at that place had barricaded their houses and armed their dependants; also that all Chris- tians in the empire were leavi in baste. An- other account Says that the families of the consule had taken refuge on board of a Spanish steamer The Florence cori lent of the London Times says thata treaty was signed on the 26th of August between the Papal Covarameent and the Queen of Spain, by which the latter en; to occupy the Roman States with troops when French forces shall be withdrawn The China mail had reached London, ng fuli details of the contlict near Pekin. The mes prints a fall list of the killed and wounded; the peapprse’ of officers those was iarge ear Admiral pore was wounded very severe! The Times of wrsday says that 1 Govermnent had decided on chi several additional steam and saili gether with large reinforcements of 5 Orders iad already Leen dispatched to the naval rendeavous for enlisting men; and in order to ex- pedite matters the guard were to be called upon to volunteer. i improvements had been ordered in the fortification at Dover Castle, in ordbr to place it in an efficient state of defence. THE LATEST. Lowxvox, Thursday morning.—The Times Paris correspoudent says it is rumored that 12,000 Frenele troops are ordered to be held in readiness for Ching General Wimpfen is spoken of as com- mander. Money Market —Consols 95% a95X for money, and 94954 on account. - . Mercantile letters from China generally concur in the view that a renewal of hostilities will not cause any material Interruption of trade. The natives at Shanghai were much peg ps what had ned. and c: wently no ill feel- ing was anticipated there; but still it was believed that England would have to send out very naval and military force, and perbaps blockade vari = oe, in order to bring the Emperor to submission. Sir William Eyre, late Commander of the forces in Canada, died on Thursday. British Some of the Madrid journals publish articles on the necessity of taking Gibralter from the Eng- lish, no matters by what means. Grand Procession I. O. F. Battimore. Sept. 27.—The grand jon of the order of Odd Fellows took is morning. ‘The weather was beautiful clear. There was a large turn out in honor of the dedicktion of a new wing of the ball. Several large cars filled with orphan children, supported by the order orwned an tnteresting feature in the -- Alexandria Markets. ALEXANDRIA, » Sept. 26 —Plour—$5 87 of- fered and refused for super Union Mills white ordinary $1.12al 15, Sl.Wal.12. Oats—sales 36e. Baltimore Markets. Battimore. Sept. 26.—Flour is steady; How- ard street and Obio $5. Wheat is buoyant aid active, closing at an advance of 2x5c; white $1.20081.50; red S1.i0a$i.15. Corn is White S4a85¢ ; yellow Se. Provisions are active; bacon sides 10y¢.; mess pork $16. Whisky is steady. mixed. Pork is buoyant; Primpe $1037. Lard is steady. at 27e., but buyers offer only 363, . ea tat f#imanciai. . 26.—Stocks are bi, cages Rock 68%; Cumb. x Rte Sea &;