Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1859, Page 3

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Notics.— DistRict op Cotumpia ApvgRtisz- MENTS TO BR IN*RRTED IN THE BaLtimore Scn ARE RECRIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE Reticiers —Satorday night, the meeti the Bible Class were resumed, of the Young Men’s Christian Associat on, meeting was better attended than could have been expected with the rain falling in ter- Dr. Samson. who has been the in- stracter of the class from the beyinning, bas con- ne in that capacity ommenced the course was upon the loth chapter of Genesis, and was very interest- sented te con . the unfavorable weather prevented a nee at any of the churches, at or evening services. th Presoutertan Church —In the morning Smith (pastor) discourse th chapter of St. John, 1p from the earth, wiil draw The text. taken from conver- Xreatest interest and importsnc d Jesus Christ had with his dis- tker remarked, contained in it a t. positive condition, a contem- ated future, and a h he proceeded duly to consider. Though even these bearing the closest relation to mn most cases totally ooh verse of the Les norant of Lis ame, who he was. and what b ' kness. gentleness, and a all the intl onnded; and in all th f bis divine nature, of bis # wertain end. tof this holy In the example of of the most beautifal. as well as one of and valuable lessons that imuneated from the word of God. , hat a knowledge of what they could well endure present trials. of God and joint heirs cf Jesus Christ, id be with Christ and like him; and aware of this, present mission lis return affliction might non. the text selected was from a oth verses of the 22d Psalm. (Catholic) Church —At bigh mass, e congregation upon cress which bas attended the ir free schools lately opened in the parish, bh hod been so great as to create a demand for another school te supply the ap- were addressed th «lmissions which w ‘spel for the day as found in the 27th 7 (M. E.) Church. East Washinzton.— tanding the inclemenc: number was py th verses inelusi ve: * penitents presented themselves at th a. Neath st —Rev. P. Light V steemed pastor. preached in th from Revelations. 2d chapter, latter ~ loth verse; and in the afternoon from nse juenee of the miserable condition of the tamd the necessity of entti the nichtly meetings have been sus- Powied at this eharch. z off the vas f-om doceasion —At night service, a from the text. Father except rt showed, Ist i uly Saviour—the only 2 nan can hope to come to the deliver and bless Chapel In the mi seal from 2d Pet to the inelemen Revding considered siit—was postponed until next Sab- Stor. preached virtue the source of hnpp ce, Ist chapter of C cal effeets of a spi wsalem Church. au explanat ler in Heaven. mentioned in toof the great red dragon the woman to devour her child as soon as it was bern Sewth.—Rev. Dr. Finley, of ued in the morning service Ist John, 4th chapte h chapter, 13th verse. tertan Church cued jn the morning service hrist. from the 9th chapter of Rover —The repairs on the Long Bridge are. progressing with commendable dispatch. and will, ated, be compicted during the present The schooners Emeline Chester and M. R. Car- tat Harvey & Co.'s wharf last night, brig Antelope. Captain t from St. Jonn's this morning steamer P. White, Murray & Semaws, Ken- Barbour & Sewmes, M. and W. as White. Haugstetter & Co.. H «dy. dB Wilson, Hall & White, JW. . Wm. Baker, Jones & Mille, and Rev. ed from the lower atrgors of oysters votitoes for the city markets. . A fire. doubtless an incendiary bout L o'clock oa Sunday morn- 82. Which destroyed the stables and other build- a ee ou F near Twenty-first the house. which. it was app-e- would alse be destroyed. “Two men en- i during the tire as if tture. but it was after- ber had been eutered d from a d awer ut up in the stable. were ver the less. The cs Matrans—Before Justice Clark —Jobn id disorderly in the pub- in default of security and costs he was tied to the workhouse for sixty days Tustice Cooper.- © brought be cbarced with bavia, attery of grievouse be complainant came forth ©. head, neck, znd © Spots, whieh wife of Dawn, wi logked on applandin wes found drank a ee aracter on Mra pearance at the Crintinal Court AssoctaTion.—The Associntion of the Smithsonian tustitution on journed inceting. There was a we of the members but no Inck of * in the constitution, The election of offi- pestponcd to the first Saturday in No- Dax Rick's great show wSic, horses, ponies, uesttions. elephant, rhinceeros andall— and, of course, were on their way to their Phe perforina "uing are theie only o: Of course, eve: $ iu this city, be it bedy will go to f four ole k on > trey evening the Con Muses just arrt tt from Philadeiphia, to the (hirtern. paraded Pennsyix wa ded by Weber's band eated to a free ride oth lines, Vandecwer- road, and the com- tad Moore's are on th jchhen is somewhat animated ~* Tue Botanica Ganpens at the foot of the Capitol are now well worth visiting. Sinuous gravel walks, tastefully bordered with box, invite the visitor through a labyrinthian garden, where. on all sides, the senses are agreeably saluted by the grateful perfume and variegated colors of rare and beaut'ful flowers of infinite variety, and among them are specimens, many of which - haps two-thirds of our people are totally unac- vainted with except from ks, Which at best bs rfectly describe them. For instance, the * Christ's thorn.” of Palestine, the prickly shrab from one of whieh, hundreds of years ago, the Jews plaited the “ crown of thorns’’ which was laced about the head of our Saviour, is growing wre. and is at the time of this writing in full blossom. It is a tough growth, bearing small cheat) haped. dark green leaves in profusion, between each of which there shoots outa fine, Strong thorn about one inch in length, as tine and sharp asa cambric needle. The flowers are small yeliow, and without fragrance. The English — xrows here beside that of the Canadas. and neclose juxtaposition the weeping ash. of Scot- land, juts forth its downward trailing branches Every nation and clime has its Tepresentative here, in some form or other, and thanks to the careful skill of Mr. Smith, the uferintend- ng florist, grows in native luxuria Upwards of one hundred and fifty different specimens of the yrape vine may be seen in process of mybio- dization with a view to the production of im- |e peal and some four bundred kinds of fees and shrabs. These. as wel every thin, else about the vardens, are carefu ly classitied, end labelled with first the English or popular namie. next the botanical name, and lastly their nativity Measures have also been taken to make this popular place of resort still more attractive by the introduction of a beautiful willow fountain. and the water has been introduced from the Gov- ernment iain toa point just in rear of the large octagonal green-house, ‘where a fountain has heen tructed some thirty feet in diameter the edges are secured by a string and tasteful granite coping, and the interior strictly lined with stone cement. Ina few days, tue jet will be in full play, rivaling that near the avenue e trance to the Capitol ground vigorous as- cent, and the graceful beauty of its fall. Day of AtoxEMENT —This great fast day of the Hebrews commenced at sundown on Friday last, and is always observed witi the utmost strictness by all who profess the faith of Abraham. Accord- 'o the Levitical law this is the first of Hebrew vats: he Jews in it are obliged to atilict their souls. to do no work at all, and to fast from food and drink for tweuty-four hours, spendin; their time in meditation, prayer, and sell deniak because on that day they are atoned for and puri- fied from all their sins before the Lord. The re- cepts to be observed are laid dewn in Leviticus 1619, and 23:26. When the Jews were yet in their own land. and contd go up to the Temple to pray. the service of this day was equally solemn and splendid. Ancient Chronicles abonnd in glowing descriptions of the impressive ‘Temple worship on this occasion. It was the only day all the year when even the bigh priest presumed to enter the Holy of Holies. or pronounce the great nd terrible name ef t Deity. The glories of the day are still norated in the synagoyne service 'T is devoted to feasting, but the rigid fast commences, and during twenty-four hours, while abstaining from all notrishment, the devont Jew is presumed to be engaged in confessions of bis sins and utter unworthiness, and imploring the forgiveness of Divine Mercy. The p sof the fast resemble those for eleath ve the children their solemn All Jews meeting during the d h other with brotherly love aud_pre- sumed sincerity. All quarrels hetween Jews must be led before either of the parties presu pear in the presence of his God Whoever is conscious that he has wronged his neighber. is bound to make reparation; whoever has offended must ask pardon and a pease the in Jured one. As strict self-denial is the rule of the day, so feasting is m: ity of the preceding enhance the dith- ntrolling the pas. salute 2 rder t y and consequent merit of sions and desires on the fast day IurRovemeNts ox THE IsLAND.—Chas. White has erected two three-story first-class brick dwell- ings on Ef street south, near Fonr-and-a-half street, 1 feet by 20 feet wide, contain- nd finished in good, sub- ‘modern improvements, such as ample provision for wate: eu Adjoining the above, Mr. Thomas Fenwick has excavated for the foundation of a dwelling of the same dimensions. witeh will be completed by ning ef winter M_ street. near Four-and-a-half, Mr. B ija- min F Clark, wood merchant, has rently had erected @ handsome three-story brown-stone-front dwelling. 50 feet deep by 23 £ nitaining eleve room, and finished in the most thor- er in all the zuson & ja This dwelli: Ir. C. de- ns for bis own use. ie Smithley, carpenter. has built on Four- If street, in the same neighborhood. the son, two fine two-story brick dwellings aspice of LOSS square fect. and ha somely finisted. for rent at about $150 each RK B.t ant, ou Four- and-a- has erected four handsome two- at brick houses on Van street. between M and added to those built here by hit last % tow of ten neat residences for small fam- ilies Besides the above, a humber of small frame aud brick houses are in process of erection on the island at the present time. Harp Jon. —Saturday night, the residents in the vicinity of Pierce street north complained to the Police that a colored fellow was creating a very considerable disturbance of the peace by his dis- orderly conduct. A couple of watchmen started fer the scene. Upon arriving there. Watchman Murphy went to the deor of the house in which was the disturber. who instantly tried to keep him ont. Murphy got in. and the fellow seized an axe and made for him. ‘There was barely light enough to distinguish the fellow with the axe raised to strike. and that determined the watchman to act quickly. He sprang at the fellow before the axe fell, and a desperate fight ensued in the dark . A trip and jerk favored the officer, and slung the fellow into the street, where he would have the benefit of light. ‘Thert the fight was renewed, the rain the meanwhile descending in torrents. “The pair fonght all the way to the house, where the ofticer succeded in con- gz him at last. ‘The fight must have been e, judging from their appear: The negro waa very bloody from a long spentoon wound on the head, which be got when the watchman saw the axe raised. He gave his name as Alexander Acuna, and was recognized as the one who, on a former occasion, gave the officers great trouble to arrest him. Ia consideration of the punishment he got. the -ordinary fine and costs of $3.15 was deemed suticient for him. SrREET Disorver. On Wednesday last. a colored lady, well-known to the police, named Hlizabeth Miller, came to the Fifth District Police Office. and complained to Justice Thompson, that ber “‘better (worse) half."* Charley Miller, (a col- ored gentleman well-known to the police.) had “beaten her scandalous in de street. near de tre het; knecked nerdown and cursed ber shame- Another colored lady, (also well-known to tirmed that ber eomspanion’s state- * for sie had seen Miller be- have in the outreg « nner above stated. Of- ficer King arrested the offender early next day, and 4 for disorderly condu i A company, took him out of bed. and with a commitment for 90 days, had him conveyed to the workhouse. There being alsoev- idence of disorderly conduct against Elizabeth the complainat, she was also accommodated i in the Corporation va id 6) days voard and lodgings in tue hospitable mansion of Mr. Joba R. (Queen Wastixneton Femare [xeritrrr.—The school term of this Institution commenced this morning, as anuounerd, at nine o'clock; but the opening cxerrises did not take place until half past twelve. It bei le to accommodate the public in pvitations e extended to as many as ight the room wonld conveniently hold. ir mentioned, quite a large number of sseinbled, including the Mayer of the Dr Hall. Mv} Bowman, of the Consti- Mr Shaw. of the Herald. Mrs. Gen ibe. Mrs Gen. Gaines, and Mrs. Schoot- Mrs. Sovtth welcomed the guests and those pres- ent in a few pertinent remarks; after which, Dr. Nall, otlicisting in the absence of chaplain of the institution, inveked the Divine blessing. ‘The Mavor of the city being unwell, and the distinguisted gentlemen who bad promised to be present cud submit a few remarks, not arriv- ing in tine, it was so announced to the audience, and after the tane of “Old Hundred.” the com- pany separated. and visited the various apart- ments in aud about the build g- ‘Tue Istany Frrexvsuir Cros —This associa- tion. composed of some of the finest young men of the Seventh Ward. held its tenth anniversary at Benter’s restaurant on Saturday evening, eve mene: being present, and passed a deli ntti time. It bas beew the custom of the me:al to hold an annual festival together ever since their formation, and notwithstanding the mutations of nember bas fuiled to be present on ant occasions to exchange a hearty band-shake with bis fellow Sanroup’s capital. OPERA COMPANY Opens -¢ Odd Fellows’ Mali to-night. They will draw like a team of clephants. Washington foiks are gett x awfully Lungry for something in the musical line, Tas Tuxatrs.—The -” at the Theatr: highly ‘satisfactory, bantks in the scene-shifting, the principal actors A part of the an mente ent bad taste, or se rticularly inappropriate Performance of ‘ Mac. fe on Saturday night, was bating a few defects and to the nervous irri- and a sympathetic dience, too, showed AUCTION SALES. McGUIRE & © BRICK AT AUCTION—On SAT AETHR NOON, October th it CaPitol street, between Ist strects ast, we shall ing to the ex ft c fate of th atone ¢ late James Maher. By order oj océd f tho Execnt, J.C. MeGUlL I~ THE ABOV ircle when Macbeth was ste: murderous design into the bedchamber of seemed like nothing less than a morbid The audience should bear pects, as well as some others we might mention if we had room, the: to play to their credit or discredit as tors on the stage Lady of Lions.* Polly Ann, but o' the piece was hurri Our theatre. yi to learn that the Ric 5. RE & CO., Auct'rs. EIS POSTPONED ON fe rain until TURSDAY nr and place, IRE & CO. Anet'rs. that in these res; In the afterpiece of «The Chaplin made a magnificent to the length of Mz through to ita great disad- citizens will be glad nus appear to-night, in zhter of the Regiment” and “ The BREY story Brick Dw 40T FOR Sarr, October With, at sell A new three. ste building, the lc street north, hetw: ning back 112 feet to T handsome three-story brick Ings, containing «: ‘clock, on the premi at fronting 21 feet 3 inc! een 2d and Sd streets west, run- _ rooms, anda bat A Histon & Text, are offering the Washington > marble mantels, and finiehed public one of the finest assortments of goods in the way of materials to be made up into gentle- men’s clothing. ever imported into this country. Their sales room is really worthy of a visit from any gentleman desirous o: of the times. the world of cloths, cassimeres, n wantof a desirable and con welling, in an un nd this sale, which Title unquestionable. te resi¢ne in 6. land secured by a deed in trust J.C MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. E IS POSTPON ERNOON, Oct. 12th, J.C. McGUIRE & co. Auct'rs, 'y A. GREEN ceptionable location, h willbe made with f realizing the prog: over, inthe manufacture fancy vestings. &c. ix made a great reputation for his tting out all the coats manufactured isely continues to do so; ngton a finished French ESDAY AFT own hands, w: and has brought to Washi cutter for pantaloons and vests, who is also rap- A gentleman's farnish- also kept in the house, com- f the tinest and choicest wares purchased in this country. On tore evinces that, in their line, quite as well served in s'on as any where else on this side of the idly earning fame here. lug goods stock is posed principaily o of the kind to be the whole. their st man of taste can be N—On FRIDAY, T the 4th instant. I shall sell, at the residence «r 4 west. at IM ovniock am, ortment of handsome Fur- Piano Forte Fisher's make, eat tune and finish aprnnd-cuend Walt ut Tete CostLy Srort.—On Friday 1: Crollin, and A. Rupert, hired a buggy and drove into the country towards the house of a Mr. McDonald. where two young men named Turner, for whom Alston did not harbor the kindest feeling, were livin, their errival was of such a character, pistols, using threats, &c., eft the house and took refuge in the ston, and one of the trio, went into the house and not finding the young men, took a violin, several other articles, and a small am left. Saturday they were ar! the testimony, Ru; others committed to jail for Court. James Alston, ‘ancy Reaeption am ¢ Oak Hal! Set Marble top Wainu hoy Fine worsted Dainack Wino grain and Step Carpeta ney Lind Bedsteads Aa ‘dstead. - Their conduct upon Fine wainut Freoch and J Walnut Writing Desks, Wa: -, foot Oak Extension Dining Table shuck Mattresses Sets Chandeers, Gas Burners, &c. ask,and Crocke: andie Knives an Refrige ators, Tin Sr Cooking, Hall, and Ch With large and ge requisites, foo numerous jount of money, and rested and taken be and after hearing of pert was dismissed, and the nd Forks, Spoons &e. al askortmont of Kitchen | sums under $3) cash; over that Hety days, for notes THR two Great Events Looxen ror with Usvusvat InteRest.—The arrival of the Great Eastern at Portland, and the Grand Party to he ial Club at Odd Fellows’ former event by the resi- ts of Portland, and the latter by those of Wash- ington. Don’t fail to attend the party. amount a credit of sixty and min sat sfactorily endorsed, bearing given by the Merr By J. C. McGUIRE & CO.. 1, Navy Yard PERIOR ROSEWOOD SE , : FcenLent Forxitene, Car LASS AND SILVER-PLATED N\—On THURSDAY at 19 o'clock. at Ne, » F street, between ith and 7th streets wert. we 8 entire Household nurekeeping, comp: ising— seven-vctave Prinof use but five months, and cost PETS. Benning, cn eteber 1 CaLirorsia Pine Uctober 13) PLANK —A specimen of pine plank has been received at the Smithsonian Insti- tation from California, which shows that the tree from which it was cut must have been twelve feet in diameter, and at least three hundred feet high. frets, of a gontle- Haliet & Dav f walnut carved Parlor Furniture, fi Warten ReteRNs.—Saturday nigght—Mack Tree, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs exander Adan 1 : Handsome marble to; centre and sofa Tables, Large Freneh ntel Mirrors, Tinepicce, China Vases and Orna Three lodzers. A Mven-xrepen Iupaov sioner of the Third and ived orders to proceed immediately to the work ading and grayeliny K street north, from Fourth street west to North Capitol street. S,1n giit frames, uw nd three. ply Car; dd Oak Hall Sot. Stair Rods and perior Rose wood B: extension Dining Table French Dining Chairs, lated ind engra Boiler, Cake Baskets and Freeh China Dinner and Tea Giaseware, Table © an, Boheminn aiassware, y Chamber Furri- ing Jenny Lind and French Ber- steads, Wardrobes, marble-top Dressing Bu reaus and Washetands. nd Gilt Chamber Furniture, retary and Bu . ored Lounge, cana seat Chairs, red Revoiving Chatr, © Mattresses, Bolsters and arth Wards has re- For First Crass Estasrisuments in all de- rtients of business, in the city, tical Business Directory, in another column. » Castors, Egg see our Alpha- Finest, ChotiHine Wasiinitos Ciry —J. M now receiving their fal! stylex of t order for their retail trade. every kind, Trunks, Va! and 390 Penn, aven EstastsiMgnt bec «& ning made to Fornishing Goods of isos and Carpet Bass, 353 us, National Hote! Butiding. Excellent curied Hai Blankets and Comforts, Red Linen, Chamber > Clocks, Towel Racks, Superior Refrigerator, Cooking Stove, &e. Together with the usual assortment’ of Kitchen 8, Totlet Sets, OXyGENATED Bitters, The annexed statement of Prof. A. A. Hayes, M.D. State Assayer, ts ample te timony of the ser- entific manner ia which this medicine ts compounded. and recommends niture, &e ,is ol exe Terma: $39 and under. cash vard % days, for satisfactorily endorsed Shouuinn «t An opinion having been renee of the formula for ttters being knowu to me. t th ed for of me, in conse- reparing O.rygenated expreas the fullowing ie Bitters includes thore over that suma . GREEN. Au fs . IMPROVED PROPERTY ON At Acction.—On MONDAY, th tant, J ball sell, in frent of the premines. Vclock p. my partoflot No 9, in square 419, be. - feet from the northeast K thenee south 25 feet the line of 7th street, then ence north 25 feet, thence 100 feet to place of be Dyspepsia, Agu «from exposure oF permanent, and rema gining atthe «istauce of I! AS A Consequence 1) es in this preparat manner in which t It was a well fou tion, used in larger st t avaiuable Cemeral Medicine, whi experience lias roperty is located on 7th street west, be- rth.and is impreved by a ‘and located in a rapid- aud S streets noi nventent frame ne, ne metalic salts can be found; A. A. Haves, M. D.. Assayer to the State of Mass, 16th Dec., 1852. the ba'ance in 6, 12 and or notes bearing interest, to be secured eed of trust on the premises. 7 - Pine straet, Boste 3. wartze, Nairn & Palmer, W. Man’s Dazss Suite, Yourns’ Daxss Suits. Caitpren’s Drees Srits, Storer Brown's announce that their annual Winter Clothing 7th and D streets, at 1 o'clock. Men's Business Suits, | i eer ot foal ths’ Business Suits, Children’s School Suits. Marble Hall Clothing ea, cons’ sting of— 45 boxes of Gunpowder Ay ta Oolong Soucheng 5 Kreakfast Soucnone. | The attention of the trade is called to tha above sale, most respectfully ax the xale will be posit sums under $30 cash; over #3 ercdit ef two and four months, for satisfactor ae meer. is now ready for inspection. is comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen Youths’ Clothing of the newect and in material, trimming, and workmanship. y excellence with economy, in portunity is now attractive stock To those who ai fashionable artiol offered for selecting from the moat oady-Made Clothing in this city, at ed nm ————— MARRIED, On the 4th instant, by MeGILL. son of dross, an oj Y, the Slat instant, at 12 0°eicck hi ty Will be ald by eittucortos tories arta ecuted by Aza Gadmon and Ann Gladmon, hin wife, and duly recorded in t d records of said Dr. Pinkney, Mr. | jauchter of x rents x miles from Wasiingto Cross Roads. improvements house, contaiving 12 jarns, Carriage-hous a 3 Springheld Farm. fa sood Dwellin and collar, two large se, Overseer’s house, and all other out buildings neoe! complete order: also, an orchar: dred trees of choicest fruit, wooded and wate: 77 oO» Contnor, late of Philadelp' (ith,) by the Rev. Mr. Nadal, Mr. NT, of this city, and Miss SARAH arron Lowe, Exq.. of LOWE, daughter of W. Prince George County, Md rsday. 6th instant, by BERNARD ©, MASOR. j daughter of George W. Forbos, Eag., ail of t ed, and is ina high state of culti vation, and contains 2% acres of land. joining tract. mostly in wood turepike, and will ake @ good garden farm or country residence. i Terms of sae: One-third in cash ; the remainder Payavle in one, two, and three ed by adeed of trust Persors wishing to parcha: and examine th , and fronting said On tha %h instant, at 5o’clock a. m., f Mr. George N. Meisel, aged 24 years, years; the payments (Balto. papers plnase copy ) 80 will do weil to call MBERT ERERO to the day of CHAS. H. a McGREGOR &.Co, House Furnishers, are now in receipt at their Ware Rooms, 530 and $28 Seventn SrReet, of a very extensive and well-selected assortivent of CABINET WARE axv OTHER FURNITURE TRAIL STORES West Buitvixe, opposite Centre Market, Y & BROTHER largest and best assort- Fall and Winter Dry Goods ever offered in the District of Columbia, Butween Th and Bth sts, WM. R. RILE Have now in store one of i hionable styies, Marble-top Centre Tables, French plate Mirrors, with gilt frames Ktegores and Wha: Solid Wainut, Oak, Mahogany, aud ing-room Sets complete, and Pillows, Chambe: We respectfully invite our friends, an: r Mabogany: oa generally to calla inspect our stock ined to offer our Koods at the v = utek Sales and store and ever: ois on 8 epee favorable terms. We re- fully solicita call. E VM. R. RILEY & BRO. No. 36, “Central Store: RE SEEKERS —The %, Cottage Sets, » being deter- ery lowest prices, We havo a lar, th Housefurnishing line. n up according to our order ig) ourselves th: be as represented. ‘ate residences or hotels en- | , and use our best personal A Our goods are all cotter and direstion, and we quality of every We will farni«h priv: t very short notres, 8 to Kive entire aati We continus to « daeed prices, t 4 the Ladies to coms and examine for them- TO PLEASU Potomac Steamboat Compai in addition to the semi-weekly tri of thoir steamer Powhatan to No folk, offer the opportunity o| tomac to GLY. datiy) during the hot weather. To parties of three or more e: be issued at one dollar ($1) im ke of remaiuing there all night au Aquia Creek, attwo dollars, one or two days. n8 sport with hook ell all our ccods at the most re- according to quality, pact sing the ®& quick penny is better than a slow Ma We invite the attention of ublic of Washington and vicinity an onthe beantifui Po- UIA CREEK (twioe xXoursion tickets wil! boxes of RUCHES, which and retail at N. 1 who contemplate & CU., 530 and.52™ Seventh street. ‘Ke of re:mainan, ler can onioy enol the shove other aa fish belt abundant; ame being plentiful, Good Hovel gocommodations can be had at these places. Boats leave foot of 6th canoe fice No st ey ice, No, Mmavenur, ne: Brown 1 GEO. BE MATTEO Tickot Agent Poto jos * BROOMS, BROOMS! BROOMS aad WIL street, 4 doors below Kin; on hand Painte bs, Pails, Pics: low Cradies, Wacons, Chairs, Baskets, & iG7_B rod turers of ARE, No. 15 Royal | 16 attent avetion rales. which we offer at ercatly redneed piel nt 180, fine shooting i bs Paits, Brusties, Churns, Wil © 6% 8. m. and 6% a.m. tful.y informs his | : has removed from 0, 474 Pennsylvania avenue, to 55%: posite Centre Market, pee a nae Steamboat Company here be will keep | wertment of Ready | wadiow ad Gente- | which he offers fi Prices. He solicits the px- Horst, October. _ i —— Suers mane to ORD useal prepared to make Shirts tom atthe ig fit, O lsu, TS AND SHOES sale at ths lowes tronage of tue pi ire. ir long @xperience in the manu- GENT’S DRESS SHIRTS warrants us in saying that wa T. POTENTINI, FORFIGN ERTL ayy fee, CONF RCT CONDIMENTS, &c. to call the attonts osahicctaaiy ihunee Seon, fae aen lard’s Hotel, just opoaed, old estabishment, where he wi! bob to re ce iveany orders for superior Confections of hi. own ‘ all LS alee R FAGLE STOVE HOUSE The snbscriber bacs jeav and gentiomen of Was! 3 ING SALOON th uspection, where they can be suits i is fom the fixes? and DVO-oamed goods wes Washington. pp itlard’s hott, e to infurm the ladiss hington and vicinity that he tinent that las ever been off: ir vall and oxamine—at No. 318 Pa. avenues A loth and Lith streets. th i » Si 's, Balls, and ‘Pertinn, pratoh wilt bs ected ap Ga nis the same promptness and dis hitherto yi C. WOODWARD. aH AUCTION THIS AFTER No PAE LATEST AWS BY TELEGRAPH, Ry J.C. MoGUIRE & CO. QTOCKS at AUCTION.-og a - Interesting from Mexico. \ TERNOON, Gotoh. New Ontrans. Oct. —The schnr Star. from Vera Cruz on the 25th, brings dates from the city A conspiracy among the 3 uu sarmy, having for its ebject the overthrow of Miramon and the recognition of the Liberai Government. bad been divulged on the day before the execution of the plot. Twenty? five of the leading officers and other Persons of in- fluence, net in the army, were arrested, but it was supposed would not be panished At Vera Cr tive preparations were being made for the siege of Jalapa, Cordova, and the ety of Mexico “oronado’s expedition to Ty ic and Gen. Wool, with 600 men of the Church ats had some bard samen) (The diepatch as to the foregoing par- a BIS very indefinite . translated Key} ite. and may be incorrectly Gen. Moreno and other officers were shot Mr. Otway. the late British Minister, was at Vera Cruz. intending to sail for Fe n steamer of the 3d an ae T e Britsh sip Colypeo bad smuggled some Auction Rooms, we sh: S290 Corporation of Wash cr $2 Corporation o recent stock. 93,0 Bank of the Mit-o: ‘erms caxh in current fam _00 5-4 J.C MoGUIRE & CO. Aucte By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. i ibe s00D TWO-STORY BRICK Hovers at Avetiox.—On ON a I shall sell, in front ofthe proc inet eet anata m . 2 good two-story Brick Houses and the le nm which they stand, partof Lot N n Square No. 454. ¢ lot fronts 30 feet onan alley near north G, between 6th and “th streets weet, ard near G street north. The improvements, which are? geod two-story brick houses, containing 4 reoms each Feet be avid separate or together as may be Terms: $3 cash: bal: for notes bearing interes! given > ie a deed « 4 in tums to anit— ington quarterly six f Washington semi annual six lis stock, ser, At 4 o'clock p ° in, 12and 18 months, romday of sale. of trast tak: a Par GREEN, Auctioneer. xy tm from smal Porta on the Pacific ALUVABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN | YF. Conner, our Consul at Mazatlan. came o- NS NORTHERN LineRtine ar Accriox —On | SeMcer on the Star. He reports ha ng secured oye DAY, the loth instant, | shall sell, in front of | advantazeous concessions to our commerce there ; 4 mises. at So’clock p.in., parts of 2and3.in Square No, rE frat: ¢ wD fe street weet, and running back 100 feet along tl of O street north. with the improvement consist ofa good two-story frame house, bie in the rear. he attention of persons wishing to purchase Property in this section of the city is called to the above sale. as the sale will ho positive. Terms: One third cash; the balance in 6. 12, 18. and 2¢ months, for notes hoaring interest, secured bya —_ of trust upon the premises. A.G New Yorx, Oct. 10.—Our despatch from New Orleans on Mexican affairs, states that the 25 of. ficers who conspired against Miramon would be exeented on the 25th, but those conspirators not in the army it was supposed would escaj a ishment. e — Se The Se. Fe Mail and the Indians St. Loris. € —A dispatch to the Republi- can from Atchi announces the arrival of the Salt Lake Mail of the 16th ultimo y of emigrants from Louisa County, lowa, ounty, Mo , had becn attacked by the Shoshone Indians, near Marsh Valle AL Root was kilted, and J. W. Bauline, W esley For- sum. and Thomas Blunt, wounded. The Indians took all their cattle and burned ail their wagons Another party of emiyrants, the Santa Fe Mail, and the Indians from Burlington, lowa, was st. te ked near tue same vicinity, and one man killed and another wounded rd Grosvenor arrived on the 6th, en route to ifornia and China at.on TURSDA October. 1859, in tront of the Bank of Washington, in the ‘city of Washington, | shall sell-at pubic sale. to highest lidder, fur eash, one grat Horse, the property of John Lang, for the livery due thereon. ‘oe? St JNO! AUR D. ies By J.C. MeGUIRE & ©O.,, Auctioneers. ‘THREE SMALL BRICK DWELL Houses sear tne Navi Yarp at ° Jn W c Yar -, < es : A INESDAY AFTER) Col. Chapman's command bad arrived at Salt Uctobae ith. 189), at Sie, waleck, on te Lake. He released Col. Ruggles, who left on te we shall sell the east pa.t of Lot No 23. Squ Sth for Fort Leavenworth No. 1,047, fronting 40 feet on eeath K street, bet ween ————— 13h and lath 3 each house, with a ‘erms: One fourth cash; the residue in 6, 12, a’ onths, with interest, secured by a deed of truston the premises. oc 8d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. Ry A. GREEN, Anctioneer. HANDsos BUILDING LOT ON OTR STREET EAST, BETWREN G anv 1 STREETS SOUTH, AT Avetion—On THURSDAY instant, Pshall sellin fi of the pre: E ‘ k p.m. half Lot No, 8,in square No. Sy, fronting 24 fort 4 inches on 9th ‘street. east, runnine back toa wide alley 109 foet 103% inches, batween ( and I streets fh, immediately in the’ rear of the Marine Barracks. Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and R months, for notes bearing interest. A deed given and a decd of trust taken, oc7d A. GREEN, Anet, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Goer TWO-STORY FRAME, HOUSE AND Lor at Arctiex—On WEDNESDAY ‘th test, T shalt sell, in front ef the p o’clock p.in., part of Lot 9, in Square the ents, which are a good tw story Fra Jouse, with hack building. This roperty uts on 7th ktrect west, between N and O streets m Hee ig feet6 inches, running back the depth of said lot, Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6,12 and If months, for notes bearing interest. ost _A. GREEN, Anet. 8 writoffiert fice v1 the Cir- urtof the Distr: 1a for the coun ty of Washington and ne directed, 1 willexpose to public sale for cash, at Webber's livery stable, Navy Yard. opposite the Anacesta engine house, on Wednesday, the 13th day 12,at 10 o'clock a.m., the chattels, to wit Yew ORLEANS. Oct. 9 —By way of Minatitian, California dates of the 20th are received Senator Broderick, who was shot in a duel by Judge Terry on the 13th, died on the*next day, cansing a profound sensation inthe whole com. muuity he funeral ceremonies took place on the Isth. ‘The spectacle was the most imposi ever witnessed in California Judge Terry had been arrested, and the public was. much incensed against him Ti libuster Arrest New Orteaxs. Oct 5 —The filibusters arrested at the South Pass have arrived in custody of the .. 3. Marshal. Captains Maury. Fassux, and Scott, and Col. Anderson, have been held to. bail in the sum of $3,000. ‘The rest of the men were left at the barracks below the city, but have since decamped, there being no guards. The filibus- ters made the soldiers leave the steamer coming up the river. They state they were on a fishing party. 1. 423, Leaveswor 7—The adoption of the Wyandot Constitution is rendered certain by the reception of returns from the most important coun- ties. The majority in its faver will probably reach 4.000 The Denver City Express of the 30th ultimo has arrived, with £9,000 in gold. but no news of im- portance. nt Florida Election. Avereta, Oct. 10.—The election returue from Florida are incomplete, but Dupont appears to be almost certain of election to the Chief Justicesbip. The popular vote is decidedly in opposition to the cession of West Florida to Alabama lowing goods an 3ray Aud 2 Bay Horses, | Wag. ! Cart and 4 sets of Harness, seized and levied as the goods and chattels of J Wankoniez, an¢ be sold to entisfy Judciais No. 225, to October ter 130, in favor of Fitzhugh Coyle. W. SELDEN, oc 3-dts Marshal for District of Columbia, «By A. GRE N, Auctioneer. "Alexandria Markets. ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 10.—Flour—no sales. Wheat, red $1 Mu81.30; white $1.12a$1.15. Corn—sales at Me. Oats—sales at ec Baltimore Markets. Battimore, Oct. 10.—Flour closed firm; How- ard street $5 1255. Wheut closed dull, with offer- 000 bushels; average sales, but no quota- e in price; white $1 20a$1 45. “Corn re. with offerings of 20.000 bushels; have advanced Iw white and yellow Provisions closed active and firmer; bacon sides 105 c.; mess pork #16; prime $11.50. Whisky whewed site and bars toes 5 ith street west, next to the c rnerof F street n tely of posite the Patent Office. deem it nunecessary to offer any comment relative to this prope.ty as itis well known to be, one of she most de “wikhi make a well to attend the tale r h; balance in 6, 12 months, the purchaer or purchasers to give ne for the deterred payments, bearing interest trom day of sale; a deed given aud a deed of trust taken. ttle tadixputable, 005 cod ___A. GREEN, Anct._ »LD AT PUBLIC AUC dd States Navy Yard, Wasih- a-l2o'clock m.,on TUESDAY, the per instant, lot of Copper Scale as 3 One-third 18 buoyant; State 5.4005 35; Southern $5 20a5.40 scarce and laze. hizhes suthern red is higher; mixed Sc. Pork issteady, r prime 310.62 Lard is tirm at ila ye. Whisky is beld at ye Financiat. New Yorn, October 10 —Stocks opened lower, and closed steady. Chicago and Rock island 6 ilinois Central shares 674; Michigan Southern pref-rred shares is; New Verk Ceutral 79; Reading 3!3; Mo. 6's 54. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. VOR NEW YORK.—The packet schooner Fair fax will sail as above on Monday. Toth stant. tay 0 Soe ee ree H PT COBB & DODGE; oc? 63 Water «t., Georgetown. CRANDELL, OPTICIAN, No. 125 Bridge st., Georgetown, Has constantly on hand a laree assortment of rench Near-righted. Periseopic Colored gama and all other SPECTACLES, of the oe, in Gold, Silver, Steel, aud German edat any time previous to the m application to the commandant at + analysis of samples of similar scale hae given ‘ to £2 per cent. of metailie copper, erms of sale cash, WM. FLINN, oc t-lawiw Navy Agent. M4. RSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of two writs of fiert facias issued from the Cierk’s Office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Co'umbia for the county of Washington and to me directed. I will expose to public sale, for cash, in front of the Gourt House door ofeaidenuntyron THURSO, the 13th day of October next. iP34, at 12 o'clock m I deferdant’s right, title, claim and interest in and to Lot No, 4, in Square No.336, in the city of Wash- ington, D.C., together with all and starular the Improvements thereon, s°ized and levied upon as the property of Thos J. Baryett, and will be sold to satisfy Judicials Nos. 83 and 78, to May term, 1338, in favor of Geerze and Thos. Parker & Co. and Haunilton'& Leash. i WS RELDEN pasted for the District of Columbia, es. Frames Repaired and new glasses der. oc in MoM: IC! MUSIC "—The Holy Hill Band fully inform the pabire that ‘eee are now repared to furnish the very best MUSIC for: Baits and 1 rtort notice and pliostions to any of attended to, I Tn, virtue of a writ of facias issued from Clerk's office of the Cireu tCourt of the Distr Columtia, for the County of Washington. to me directed, I will #xpose to pulilic sale, fi hy in front of the Court House door THURSDAY, the ook m., the All defend Sub CIDER VINEGAR.—A superior article f prime Cider Vinegar for sale by the barrel or hed property. to w aa claim, and division No, s of © No. 1 Y t ___ARNY & SHINN, Georgetown, _ Washington, D.C ether wit! and sing’ > a the fnprewenven » iereon stand and lovtad pen ANPLE CIDER: IN BOTTLES, at rus the property of Robert M. Harrisos, and will be a *ter Magnet bold tovantialy dediowmie hee ap tig ste oli allan @ the attention of the public to our stook of pure CRAB APPLE CID! ‘hich is now sweet as if it was just trom the $ ar ere pare apple Juloe, put up by us, expressly for we staten) ARNY & SHINN. TAKE NOTICE L Persons owning property on let street and Gay stre-t. are required by ordinances of the Cor- poration of Geercetown, app oved on the 1th das of September, 185% to have the footways trontiag the same, paved with cood, hard brick, upon asi cient bed'ot sharp sand and in conformity to the establ shod crates of said streets Thecurhing must be put in thorough order, with new mate inls of the heat qua ity, or with the those now there, if fit for the purpose. These improvements must'be completed by the 15th day of October next, or they wil then be made by ths eubsoriber, and paid fur outof the proc-eds of the taxes which have been imposed .or that purpose. The rye | 8,88 woll 5 or of Samuel James. 1850, in favor of Sama at DEN. Marshal fe 20-ta for the District of Columbia. I STOVES, STOVES, STOVES. HAVE a fow more left, wich | am selling at reduced prices, as | desire to closethom outes soon as poss. bie. c. 8) aR, ae next door to tne Star Office. oc OR SALE—Very cheap—if applied for s90n,a F ory, neat ¢ sencer CARR YALL. est make, nearly new; a four year o! COLT, avi set Single HARNESS. Sold Zoo for no "fan't, the owner having no further usd them. One hundred and sixty (160) dollars w taken for the whole. Inquire of Mr. FISHE J.C. McGuire & Co.'s. oe HILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED BOOTS AND SHOE: ES.—Just received, kmanship, “t be of o— supply Sewed and Pegged BOOTS; pri - ant wits ger Ties and Munroe Calf SHOES, the “Cail early, it'be res Call early, at STINEMETZ, grade of the streets, or they wil 0c 7-tt 236 Pa av., bet. 12th and 13th ats, =— Fomeed — cont nr em = L ADIES OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY | can be had on appitostion to the undersigned. 2 ASE TAKE NOTICE! Persons a to contract for so much of the abov= : Isth October next, can_leave their sealed mropenmla to the same at this office, by the 10th dey Ol ol ber next. HENRY ADDISON, Myor. Mayor's Orrice, Georgetown, D. si September 13th 1859. se 14 StawtlsthUct hat Mrs. HELLER has her G PASHIONA BLE MILEINERY G00. on Monday, Tu-sday, and Wednesday, the ith, and Sth of October,where she invites A Bi > ‘i R a ssivea, as she haga very hand<ome stock of Fancy Bonnets, Straw - Goods; variety of Embroideries, D Dresses, Valencian Lace, bons and Flewerr: Cor Noticg.—Mrs HELLE, ies’ Dress Caps, Rib- s of al! sizex and siers, it received 15 000 ibe sold wholesale ersons whose Licenses, from rorgetown, expire on the 3&h dont force to cal No.4 Market Spnoe, Fc . o LAIRD, Clerk. ELP6aNT Sink ROBES ORIEL NE Wuorgsark ioor as ‘D SHO DEALER, Opened this morning, from the large New York | Thi n of the = lly called te Youths’, Men’s, prices for cash. J.W. COL co. S SHOES, summer woar; fie 523 7th st., above Pa.aven =e Oe eee PATENT. Li THE RESIDENTS OF WEST END, AND ne eae, LEATHED of atten- others in want of PURE MEDICIN tion. ii i i ¥ lot of COA! at prices to suit the Grace, shoald patronise| ’ A lanee to ARSE SEOES ort moore my establishment, 113 Pi “i out : v line. ’ 3 Punetua! at vation ia. given to the eo pound: intrtea couetry merchants and others in want are r Ne. Beds 7 ne phssioiges Prescriptions, = lor gden oe at J. B. MOORE, Druggist. you CAN FIND THEM AT FRANCIS’. 0 CHARGE FOR PLAIN INITIAI. r Ase zou looking far THA or COPE EH, URNS N ING on » CR AERR ae PAV ELOPES, OY id ca Yk O'TOOLE: pean Marts. TEA Rate 90 16-3t Pa. ave. bet. 9th and loth sis S F L4 GE LOT OF usic. a os Ft he b+ eet } a aes, 5 Hous. Birk Withate ~S7.¥ NSKI will resum. hie CLASSES ; ;at Pranklin Hail, Face Sane some aod apenas 4 mt ee eee ee ee OF THE DEPTHS—THE Gentlemen nt 2 P.M, on ‘Caradny ORM TEE ee eee li ‘pp rta. Pgh aN 32 he., Hall to bet for and contains many powerful ween 12th . > that ile inet unnegnintod with is tai re. Be mate fe jertaken to deseri| 5&0 cents, Poreales ow oo 7st Odes gL fANOTON'S Boo * Por sale oe ESEACE 2 COF, 435 Bt, Pa. av, 00 6-7"