Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. Sao ESE em For “ACTION SALES” acvertisements eve fourth page of to-dhy’s Sram. | | Aa > rf aa LOCAL NEWS, .°: Srisns tomes: AMUSEMENTS, &c., TONIGHT NATIONAL THEATER.— Tne Richings Ecc- bs2 Opera Troupe in “\Maritaas,’one of their finest performances, = np FNELOW’s HALL.—Prifessor 3! Mac allster attracted another large audiengesat odd Fellow's Hall i vebing, and the be- rowal of presenta is mot the less) amusing part of the entertsimment. He changes ‘Rts programme nightly wali et Tie Divricguty Between jupcr lisse 4 a\p MR. BRADLBY—Meetiny of Members An adjourned meeting of the members ‘the Washing‘on Kar was held this morning he Common Council cpamber, at tae Uity ilall, for the purpose of hearing the report of the committee appointed at the meeting in Angust last, to inquire into the circumst: a'tending the difficulty between Judge Fisher av@ Mr. Bradley, and endeavor to restore smicable feelings between those gentlemen. Vater D Davide, Esq., occupied the chair, and Wm. F, Matungly, Esq. discharged the cuties ofsecretary. Mr. Davidge on calling the meeting to order d the object of une sume. 10. Kennedy, Esq., said on: benals of, the” Committee be desired to state that two mem» ber, Meeers. Coomes and Totten, had’ de. clined to with the Committee or partici- cipate ip the proceédings. r Jobn L. McPherson then read the writs en report of the Committee, waich first cited the order of the Court, striking the mame of, Bradley from the roll of Attornies, and nied that there was no rule laid wpon the accused for him te show cai why he should uot be punished. Mr: i fas admittes to Redaron the 3d of December, 16%, and since that time had enjoyed theconfidence -steem of all bis AcsOcsates. Thus an eminent member of the bar, after a scoveesful practice 40 years had been deprived of his practice tor words spoken out of Vourt. The exercise of seh power challenges the attention of the whole bar. They knew and felt the courtesy ive to the = Court = fromthe f tine embers of the bar, and declared that they ¥ aid be the last to uphold or countenance y departure from the rule. The report then ores trom Blackstone’s Commentaries as to a! constitutes a contempt of court, and lares that an opportunity should hare been gov Mr. Bradley tor explanation, It took ree judges toadmitan attorney, and certainly | + conid not expel an attorney. In conciu- | ion, the committee recommended the adoption cr che resolutions declaring the order of Judge | ber strikting Mr. Bradley’s name from the roll pull and void, it having been made with- cnt say notice to him. A second resolution vortzes the chairman to appoint a commit- £ three to present the report of the com- mi tee to the Conrt. (mn motion of Mr. Merrick, the report and } resolutions were adopted, and the Chir ap- }o med as the committee to represent thesame oche court: Messrs. J. ©. Kennedy. Walter S_ Cox, and Jobn F. Ennis The report is very long, and cites a mumber utborities on the subject of conterapt of vort. ‘The committee object to have the same shed, as it is to be presented to the court, they think 't wontd be showing disrespect the court to allow the same to be puldished } rior to its being presented pint eet obanees went or Eytrry—Octouer TERM—Judlg- presiding.—The special term of the Su- yreme Court of this District for October co euced this morning in the Criminai Gourt- | Judge Wylis opened the court, when lowing cases were called. liger ws. Sebneider: decree pro cn Lorr vs Wilson: dismiseed. Needham ys. Potomoc Ferry Company: dis- missed au Hill vs. CBesapeake and Onio Canal Com- pany: certified to court im general term Eckells et. al. vs. Carter; te amend bill. Lckels et. al. vs. Binckley: to amend bill Dorsey Keller er. al. decree appoinitng | Wm. &. Mattingly trustee Siewart vs. Stewart; cecree appointing John | ¥ Ennis receiver. Varnell vs. Aldrid et. al.; order of publica- tion. Thompson vs. Arnold ct a/.—Order appoint- mg Ebenezer P. Cross guardian ad liium of Lucy Connerly. L llie D. Ray, infant defend- ants. Answer of infant defendants by guard. ian od Titum. Order of publication. Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown | Railroad Company vs. Davidson et al.— Order stitying and confirming report and contract ot Recetver. Scrivener ¢f ai vs. Powell et. al.—Refarring | to Auditor with instructions to inquire. &c. Stott vs. Williams —Decree appointing As- Lloyd trustee, &e. allenger vs. Ballenger —Keterence to An- ditor Smith ys. Smith.Decree of divorce or- dered. The Court adjourned until 10 o'clock to- sorrow mornin pauceme ra aad Derxctives’ Rerort.—Lient. J. F. Kelley, iu charge of the detective department of the Metropolitan Police, has made out his quar- terly and yearly reports. The former shows the number of robberies reported 153; the num- ber of arrests made, 109; amount of property lost or stolen, $12,258 53; amount recovered by the detectives, 2.95: the amount of prop- ty turned over to the property elerk, $57: amount turmed over to owners, 31,56: “mount of property taken from’ priconers ind returned to the same, $753.05: of the amount ot property reported lost or stolen ihe owners recovered $910, and by the precinct poLee officers, $1.60: of the amount reported, =1,235 was lost by those making tne report. ‘The yearly report tor the year ending Sept. 30, shows the whole number of robberies reported to Dave been 576; the number of arrests made, \uz: the amount of property losf or stolen, 50146: the amount received by the detec- e, $15,691.46; the amountof property tarned over to the property clerk, $4,065.32: the amount of property turned over to the owners; $15,- ol 40: amount of property taken from prison- ers and returned to. the sams. $2,559 75: of the amount of property lost or stolen, there was recovered by precinct police officers. $2,136; by owsers, $I and of the amount reported (& was lost property. —_-—__- Kase BaLi—Aler? Country —A march zeme between these two clabs took place on ‘Thursday afternoon. Sept.26:p, on the grounds in be rear of the State Department, with t following result ALERT. Rg. o. COUNTRY. 0. R. Cook. p 2 5| Myers, ¢ 4 Hensel 1 5}J. Wells, 2 Chew. 2d. © 6/G. Wells. 2 Kruce, 3b. 2 4|Oampbel: 1 Taliaferro,¢.....1 5|Brace,3b 0 Mason, ¢.t......1 5 Graham, 21 Mauhews, r. 4 2 Taylor, 1.1. L 2 -lobneoa, 1. f 4|Taliaterro, c. f..2 1 -lackson, 1 0. 2 2) Crawford, r. 12 15 3s 1515 RUNS IN EACH INNINGS, 123.45 Al€Tt.cegeee es Sil Lia 7-38 Country 23 17 215 Umpire—W. Harris, of the Mutuals. ‘Time of G@ame—Two hours and twelve min- ules. ig et How THE Feet SHovLp be CLap.—Lon| shoes. tbat lace close to the instep, with thi | Armade, Palmer, Chickahominy, lumber for | son, bound down the river, light. with pine wood for market. | down, | Garrison, | Butler, for Pomunkey Creek, lich’ | Cooper, Ta ‘Pad Regatta) )] ‘This morning; the third-regai'a forthe season took place, the boats’ fekving 1 ktnxe.boat ay the 6th.street what 'Tbe prize on this occa- sion 18a suitof dolore; which sre beiag made in Philadelphis, but, unforiusately, they are wot ready [Cr (p-day.. Tt was decided U the regaiia <Dould go on, Pal withstandiog the noa. arrival of tbe colors, with the understanding that the presentstion wiil-be made ov Taure- day afternoon. The jnégesaesuurbldd the cay. Matcw Gate or Crioker— The Américan 28. Rickings' 2 Troupe —A large concourse of people asesmbled on the White Lot yester- Ohy atternoon, to witnese-the match game cf cflenge pereeeeet tee a nee Orteker Oind abd Richings' Opera Troupe Olud. The game opened octock P. m, the Amencans at the Dat, who played rather awkwardly, signifying that'they were not in the best of trim for the contest: while the Opera Club pinyed well, both at the bat and in the field. for which great efedit is doe them; but had it not been for the talus of tbe boats on. the end of the Gth-street'| admirable defense at the batot Messrs. Braand wharf avout UA, Celock, and they drew for | ahd Moore, the Americans wonld have prob- positions, The following boais were entured:.| ably suffered # much worse de! Urey povia, nie Ularl tie Toute, Robert je seore of the game «tood ee og EL dee, Perseverance, Highiand Mary, and ICAN- RUNS [OPRRA TOL. fe National. Spent Sere) Bp sy teecter,b-Thortiey | Neat, Gee, b. Kern..29 Major Watt of the Cottags—ibroagh whose Taylor. rp out. 0 ° Erly, b. anstromMentalily the race is principally due— Wad the wharf'snd house guily d-coraped with Hags, While quite a huge crowd-ussempled about the whart [o'see the siart ane take pas- sage on the steamer Virginia, whieh will ac. company the race throuchont; giving épecta- lors an opportunity of wifressing the rounding ofthe buoy off Fort Washington, where Bajor Thomas acd Dr. Hill timed the boats in, round- ing the stake-boat, Tbe Minzie Clark won the first posttion, the Highiand Mary the secon, and the others as followe: Greyhound, Natl Perseverance, Lisle Kate and R. E. Lee: pout 120°eloelk | Word was given, and the boats sjaried with a light breeze | ‘The National led off in good style, but there Was Mitle or no Wind at the ume, At 1240 the wind bad fresbened up {rom the Northwest, and the boais in passing the Arsenal wharf Presented quite a pretty sight, all being under 2 fine breeze. The Kate was then come dis- tance abead, and bid fair to have kept her Place, but failed. The other boats at that time were in the following order: Perseverauce, “Minnie Clark, National; Greyhound, Robert E. Lee, and Highland Mary. Atone o'clock, the Lee having passed the otbers im succession, passed Alexandria some 100 yards ahead of ine Greynound, be- tween which and the Little Kate there was a neck-and-neck contest The Minnie Ulark came fourth, bat was making good speed, whiie the National, Perseverance, and the Higbland Mary brought up the rear. ‘The boats, should wind be favorable. are expected at from five to seven o'clock, and the crews will be treated to a collation by Major John Watt of the Cottage, in the evening. —e—_—_. THE RiveR FRonT, Oct. 1, 1867,—The fine breeze yesterday Iulled info a dead calm as night approached, and this moruing the Po- tomac glistenea in the sun as bright and smoothe as a sheet of glass, We append a summary: Corier’s Wharf.—Arrived—Scars. E. Water- man, Ecgell, from Hayre-de-Grace. with 206‘; tons of coal for E. Faleoner; Bershebs, Gilmore, frem same port, with lumber for F. S. Bletz and G. W. Linnelle. Sailed—Scar. Julia Wilson, Caviller. for Georgetown, to ship a cargo of coal for Wareham; Mass. Aiiey's Wharf.— Arrived —schrs. Access, Moore, Havre de-Grace, coal for E. Falconer: Mobuna & Son. Sailed—Schr. Loon, Edmund- Fowler's Wharf.—Atrived—Scors. Hazard, Reed, Mattoax cieek, wood for B. F. Hailey; Porte Rico, - St.Mary's, wood for mar- ker. Satled—Schr. Wm. Peters, Eastera shore, ight. SSurth Street Whorf.—Arived—Sebr, Anne. Hallxntine, Bayliss, New York, forage for the Government. From the Eastern Branch wharves we have the followin, Williams & Jolley's Wharf—Arrived—Schrs. Isabel, Grager, from Matiawman, pine wood for market: Mary Eliza, Harris. Hayre-de- Grace. 109 tons of coal for Wm. H Barbour; Enterprise, Simmons, from Mattawman, with pine and oak wood for market. ‘vinand’s Whorf.—Arrived—Seurs. Protec- tor, Ashton, trom Wade's Bay. with pine wood jor market: Packet. Conklin, from Boyd’s Hole, with pine wood for market; Pilot, Gea- ten, from St. Clement's Bay. with pine wood tor Guinand: Industry, Hammond, from No- mani Cliffs, with pine wood; Constitution, Hunt. from Wade's Bay, with pine wood for market; Mechanic, Stuart, trom Wade's Bay, Green's Whorf—arrived—Pungy Regulator, Garrison, from Yeocomico, with oak wood for market; Schooners Samuei Mairs, Bailey, St. Clement's Bay. with pine wood for market: Sarah Mowbiay, S!. Clement's Bay, with pine weed tor Geo. B Smith. Bar tholow’s Wharf.—Arrived— Sloop Jonn Hording, Burgess, with pine wood. Depar- turee—Scbrs. “Martha Ann, Morris, bound ight: David Currie, Parrot, for George- town, fur soft coal for New York; Protector, Ashton, for Wade’s Bay, hght; Regulator, | for Cone River, light; Harvest, Jonn musi Bay, light. jor, for Salisbury, light; + for St. Clement’ eee PrERSORAL.—Col. James G. McKibbin, ex- member of Congress from California, but now of Florida, and J. ©. Loveland, of the Cleve- Jand (Qbi0) Herald, are at the Kirkwood Houe. ----Hon. BR. M. T. Hunter, of Vir- ginia; Hon. W. H. Robertson. of New Yor! Gov. L. E. Parsens, of Alabama: Hon. Brad. ley Barlow. of Vermont; Gen. Frank Brooks. of New Orleans: J. R. Bradford, of Boston: Jobn E. Ward, of New York; Gen. James B. Steadman, of New Orleans; George B. Rudd, of Montana, are at Willard’s Hotel. ----Com- modore (,neen, United States navy; Hon. Ual- houn Berham, of Ualifornia; J. 8. Briggs, of Florida; Major Rutus King, U. 5. A.: Gen. A. J. Alexander, U.S. A: R. J. Grogan, Joseph Mears, G. J. Cunningham, of Gbarieston. S. ©: Commander Wm. Gibson, and Comman- cer Davis, U.S. N.: Col. Thomas J. Uor- prew. of Norfolk. are stopping at the Epbett Houte. «++ Gen. T. R. Slaniey, from Chatta- noga, and Col. A. W. Sheldon, of lows, are at the National. Mairs, Bail Fx. Into A Sewer.—This afrernoen, about 2% o'clock, as the Georgetown and Baitimore depot car, No. 27, of the avenne line of cars, was passing (0th street, on its way to George- town, the driver drove the horses too near the excavation forasewer on 10th street, and in consequence he was unable to get them loose from the car mm time, and they fell, one into the excavation. and the other across the rail- road track. The one falimg on the track was con got off, pretty bally hurt about the legs. The other was led out at the end of the exca- vation bat little hur pauskedc ieee FIGHTING —Stephen Johnson and Walker Hamlain, colored, were arrested by Officer Loring this morning, for fighting in the street, and taken before Justice Bates fora hearing. lt appeared in evidence that Stephen Johnson accused Walker Hamlain of living with bis wife, which Walker did not deny, bat said that Jobneon bad deserted her several years since, and he therefore thought hk was fasti- fied in marrying her. About this the fight oc- curred. Both’ parties were fined and held to securily to keep the peace and be of good beha- vior. —_+—_—_. THE WRECK oF THB SACRAMENTO —In wo- ticing, a few days since, the wreck of the United States iro ted steamer Sacramento, oft the const of India, in June last, we gave a lst of the party rescued by che Arabia, and Stated that the rest of the officers and crew ad leit the steamer on rafts and bad not deen besrd trom. Letters have been recent ceived in this city from some of the oi and crew conveying thi that every soul on bo! Po.tcs Worx.—The lieutenants of the sey- eral police precincts this morning reported in il 66 arrests as made yesterday; the amont of tines imposed by the several police magistrates Was #11150 The business of each precinct fying tatelligence gTatifying intelligence ‘was saved. sole- and low heels, are bes. 1f the shoe Or and loose, the foot presses forward, the toes are cramped, then comes bad nails, or other complaints are tbe conseqnences. So far as remedies are concerned, there are no remedies. worth the time it iakes to apply them. Asa proof, eminentsnrgeons, physicians, and drug dealers call upon the Cbiropodist for relief. With a proper fitting shoe, and am occasional visit to One who mukes a speciality ef Onirop- \ Ody, Mature soon restores the part, and the pa- \ tient is enabled to take a proper amount of the Tight kind ot exercise, i... walling. which is so indispensable to bealth.— Lancet. ag ExeeTion OF Or¥iogrs.—Oolambia Diy. sion, No. 13. Sons of Temperance, has removed to Masonic Hall, Navy Yard.) The following officers were elected last night: W. P., Uharies H. Murray; W. A., Edward F, Casey; R. S.. A. N. Thompson; A’R. S.. Horatio Robey: FS, ames Edwards: T., Jos. W, Arnold: Chap. sics. Walsh, jr ;Con., Obas. F. Smith: A. Con., ‘Thos E Webster: 1.5., John Whitmore: 0 S. Jobn Speakes: Love, Miss Blanche Adams: Purity, Miss Mariana Broadbeck: Fidelity, Miss Sallie Locke: Fade Contact Mrs. Ju- ha W. Layton; Lady Sentinel, Miss Adelis Barceh. ae Larter Carnie: 8’ DELIVERY.—Mr. James 1. Bell. in charge o1 the letter carriers’ branch of the city post ciice, makes the following re- per: for the month cf September —Carriers employed. 25: mail letiers delivered, 95,512; 10+ cal letters delivered, 10,550; mewspapers, &c. delivered, 29,290; letters c ted, $2,960. For the quarter ending Sept. 3p b as fol- lows riers employed, 25; mail letiers di livered, 300,017; local letters delivered, 30.643; ewspapers, &c., delivered, 91,965; letters col- lected, 191,313. —— oe POLICE TELEGRAPH Business. Daring the past month Mr. M. Y. Holly, superintendent of police ‘elegraph at police headquariers, has trapemitied and received 1,283 telegrams, with the aid of two assistants, This is onty a» slight deviation from the number for the month just previous. ———_e___ PIGEON SHOOTING.—We jearn that an in- teresting mated at twelve birds willtake place on Ejetener’s flelds, top of Twenty. beiveen two Well-known " 3 jae ot igh pane fe eee or TRetown, @ side, on Wednesday, October 2. Shooting to commence at 3p. m. was as follow:—First, 4 arrests, fines $13; Sec- ond. 3 arrests. fines $3; Fourth, 10 arrests, fines 3 Fifth, 9 arrests, fives #10; Sixth, 6 ar- Tests, fines 86: Seventh. 11 arrests, fines $18; Eighth, 10 arrests, fines New Cagrers ror T! Cartror.—Our fellow citizen, Jobn Alexander, Esq, uphol- sterer, 240 Penna. avenue. is now in New York city purchasing carpets for the U.S. Capitol, Some of the patierns are imported from Europe, and are costly and beautiful. Mr. A. bas the contract for recarpeting both the Sen- ate and House: also, the offices at the Uapitol. The carpets will arrive to-morrow, and be down by the meeting ot Congress. 7 ag SrortixG.—Messrs. Samuel P. and Richard Smith, of us Cpa were last week engaged in gunning on the Patuxent, at Mount Caivert, (Judge Berry's place,) aad on three balf tides bagged 26 ortolan, or rail, which are yery nu- merous on the shores of the Patuxent Tue former brought home with him a rare speci- men in th soda mal ok, (the 5087 ond ove on record,) w! x atu by.a taxidermist, ve “a4 eeS a Docs THAT Cost .Somet, 1G, jon: ‘Thompson, Micbael Gore, Margaret Calfanas, aud Elias Wright were yooterday arraigned before Justice Harper, Charged ith keeping eee dogs withont ai license. The Justice nes them $5 each, and) Pal eStay, charged with gee ras female tog without r\ license, was fine. Samatazy B: ad : < ‘ «Sirti net GP rg eee lored named poe i elie porte gs Popuies. it yeu & house -f iil. c Prater’s alley,'and resi fae Suez feted Camere Sh emeller animais were & Wortnr UnsRot—The Israelites of this city propose fe “bold: a meeting’ to-morrow eventing, at ey corner of Sth and H streets, for pepe ot nny funds for the beste Keewi Raph iy fevers by the low tever. ave FORE dese! The ‘cheerful co-operatl oe ‘Denevolent persons. se 4 pe LT Tue RrGisrER’s Overs om.--To-day Mr. Boswell, the @ity istery, Part Ls Ete ae eee antes Ww Neal. Moore, b. Thornley» Merebail, run ont, Alden, b. Thoroley.. 0|Kintoss, b. Alden... .13 Urell, b. Thoroley...13] Pixon, J. b Aldea. 2 Kern, ran out,...../12| Wylie, bo Alden... 6 Curtiss, c. Kinross., 2}/Peakes, 7,6 Alden. 11 ‘Walker, not out, s|Shepherd,' ec. Our! Braund, b. Neal. 0) _b. Kern..... 3 1 4 ORANGE, ALEXANDEIA AND MAwNassar | RaiLRoap.—The Board of Directors of the Grange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad continued their sessions in Lynchbarg until o'clock fast Saturday right,and sdjourned without arniving at any definite conclusion regarding the matter for which they wer contr yened, viz: the connection with jthe Virginia and Tennessee Raiiroad. Lt was determined, however, to refer the whole matter to Prest- dent Barbour, for such action as in his judg- ‘ment may seem best under'all the circumstan- ces, —_—_o—__ A Cotoren Poriceman.—James Murphy, a colored man from Nashville, Tenn., was yes- terday appointed by the sergeant-at-arms of the Senate a member of the Capito! police force. He was recommended as a first-rate man for the place. phe eee RRat Estats SALzs.—Messrs. Oooper & Latimer, auctioneers, yesterday sold part of lot 4, in square 470, improved by a two-story frame dwelling on K street south, between 6th and 7th streets, to J. McCarty, for $665. padi s taa sts Bait ror Court.—Mary Hamilton, colored, and ofa bad reputation, was yesterday ar- ragned before Justice Olark, char by Adam Hamilion with petit larceny, and re- quired to,give bail for court. es THE WasHINcToN Uo-orERATIVE Burtp- ING ASSOCIATION teet to-night for organiza+ tion at Temperance Hall. where a constita- tion unusually favorable to borrowers willbe presented for adoption. pa shee eee GRaxp MIvumsry Opewinc —Mr. J. Spencer opens with ‘all tne leading styles of Fall and Winter Bonnets, at her rooms 330 Pennsylvania avenue, to-day. ee Drow"? Come OFF.—The Equinoctial storm, which should bave taken place’ ere this, has proved to be ‘not much of ashowerafter all.’ ——_2_——_ HeERxvon Post Orrice.—George D. Brown has been appeinted Postmaster of Herndon, Fairfax county, Va. | ceesnpseennessessnsiomnaeras sovavarememaumneenennt MARRIED, MURPH Y—CASHMAN. On the 29th of Septem- WERE Dominicics Church, aanih Washington. ¢Bokel, Mr JOHN MURPHY, SHMAN, both of this Sceaneesnareraermmrmesmnenned DIED. At I2.Wa.in..on the ist insta wi paintul ilness. Mrs. VIRGT « wife ot Eno pear c Hor fyneral will take place to-me Wednesday ) Ogtober 20, from the residence r mother. Mrs. Murray. No. 79K street. 1 2th streets west. The relatives ily are respe yinvited to Hout fartin e. 4 MORAN along MORAN th after fag Moran. of Washington, in N EW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS t! UPTON 'S© ACTICS, (only authorized U. 8 Infantry Tactics.) ust received, Price $2. Sent by mail on receipt of above price, Also all of the New and Standard Military BOOKS. FRENCH & RICHARDSON, BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE, Ceep 27 rpc RUILDERS. 1 A large assortment of LOCK: a 351 334 Pennsylvania avenue. » HINGES, &c. AM PBELL. K WELLE HENDERS 5 NINTH STREET, L papers, DEEF#* 15 “ WINDOW SHADE OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRANES, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, _ FLOOR AND TABLE UILOLOTHS, COCOA MATTING, &., &e. 2 All the above goods now in store. compriking the latest styles. suitable for the Fall trade, selling at ly reduced prices Call and examine our stovk. harge nothing for showing our goods. We KIDWELL & HENDERSON. 8625-1 505 9th street, Seaton Hall. “PURE LIBERTY 55 WHITE LEAD,” 55 Is more free from impurities; is whiter; covers better; wears longer than any other. ‘Having been appointed agents for the sale of the above, we offer ftat manufacturers prices, freight added WHEELER & BROWNING. Wehavea fullassnrtuientet BUILDERS MABD- WARE at owe TE eLER & BROWNING, 35 Louisiana avenue, se Ceny. Opposite Seatom House. FURNITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE. The subscriber is now renee to offer to thone ip search of CABINET tt NITURE one of the largest and best assorted stocks ever offered in Wasbington, cubracing every style and. quality, fen se finest parlor suite down to the cheupest We corn solicit @ call from those’ who are abont furnishing to examine our vast collection. as they will be fully compeusated for the time speatin “Piicon et least a per ‘cent, cheaper they former cee at ie ; prices ra TOWN) WALESON, se 12 colm 8.E. corner 9th and D bis, }UTCH BULBOUS FLOWER R4OTS, FRUIT D TREES, &c. The undersigned has jnst received his annual supply of Dutch Bulbous Koots from the same en minent House in Haarlem, Holland, that has sup- plied him the papt ney ears, the roots are this season of the finest description—consisting of Double and Sengie H yacinths, Double and Singlo Tulips, Lilies, Polyanthuses, Crocus, Snowdrops. &e. To suc- ceed well they should De planted in the Fall. FRUIT TREES. £0.000 Peach trees, finest quality, che 50 UW Grape Vines, all the choice varities, Pear. Plum, Apricot. Cherries, &c. Strawherries, Blackberries, &. Evorgreens. Shade Trees .Koses, dc. se Garden Seeds, fresh, pure. warranted. bed ant JOnN SAUL, 446 Seventh street. se 23-co6t™ opposite Patent Office, PARTMENT OF THe INTERIOR. DF UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, ABLULNGTON tember 7, 1857. On the potition of MATHEW BTEWART of Philadelphie. es, braving for the extension ofa atent granted to him the *Fagnury 1854, or au Improvement In Floor Plater of MaTCK ia, fe from the expiration of said patent, Hae eouengarar fcred. that ion the Patent OMe om MONDAY. re ota oF December next. at o'clock M.; and all persor gre notified to appear and show: bayee, if any. they t said petition ought not to be zranted. ‘Person gppoain ‘the extension are file in the Pat pirate 4 Set forth dn writing. at least enemy day hy fore the all testimony filed by either r umd ae the said hearing a aut ts ny and in aceordance wi rul 3 fieecwh ich will be furnished on a ication, ‘Depositions and other papers ‘uponas tea timony must be tiled in the office steenty days before the day uf, Rearing: the srgumente,if-auy, within ten dove alter: iltas these: imomy. = 5 Ordered. also, that this uotice ‘be published in the blican and in the nee & we for three re cations to fe 14-w3w (18 18 TO 6 NOTIOE, That the dubscrt- bt a berets Bitssbeskt mpooncinte of Wea deceased. vingdlaims mehit persons ba ed to nr sb at need Stherwius by law be excluded tyoa all seaant se the said estate. Givs ofA 1867. ‘edtate of Hepa! intelltzoncer, ton. Dre. fog inthe Relerraph, Ghlindciphia. Pas, Court under Slat day wNSaRiN A: Mooue. ALEXANDELs ITEMS.—The Journal, of this morning sa, Ivis intimated that the Conservative portion of tbe community will await the action of the Republicans before placing €fy candidates in the fleid for the Convention. The most popu- lar men will then be Damed and stuck to with tbe tenacity of @ -‘bull puppy to raw mids (The school for colored children held in the building on Pitt street will commence this morning. It consists of eight depariments. The scuool in the new building now being erected on Columbus street will commence on the Ist of November Pastengers on the 3 o’clock bo&t from Wash- ton, Sunday, report seeing c} @ the Poto- mac to the Virginia shore & huge snake, who had @ yard of bis body out of the water and was from appearance sufficiently large to be calied a Sea Serpent. He wasseen for 10 min- utes, Bosrd of Directors of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad bave referred the subject of @ connection between thatroad and Vir- vinig and Tennessee Ratiroad to Presiaent Barbour, -‘forsach action &s in Bis judgameat mey seem bes! in the premises.” Ferry boat Winnesimmettin her § o'clock trip to Washington yesterday was ran inte by 8 one -horee echooner, whose bowsprit entered the gentlemen's cabin and broke four of the iron seate, besides scaring © number of the passengers. The wind was blowing fresh at che time and the schooner’s yawl got a drift. Great complaint is made on the part of mer- chants and others who have oceasion to use the Orange and Alexandria Railrood, of the searcuy of rolling stock, which is represented by ‘he parties indica’ed, &8 Not sufficient in amount to meet the requirements of business. Perseverance Ulub of Washington and Mon- ticello of Alexandria, contested Saturday—re- sult Perseyerance 37, Monticello 15. ‘There are about seventeen pfitoners in the county jail now, several of whom are serving ont terms of imprisonment now nearly ended $ KID GLOVE D Full supply of PARIS KID GLOVES, Just received Price, $2 and $8.25 per pair. JOS. J. MAY; &€0., 308 Pennsylvania avenus, between 9th and 1th stree Be 30-2t Sew. SELBY «CO, NO. 322 PENNSYLVANIA AV Will open on MONDAY, %th inst BALMORAL SKIRT: Which they will sell at $2, worth $4. Just received, Tea-e—W) pair— ALL WOOL 105; BLANKETs, Which we are offering ai $4.50, worth 6. JuW. SELBY & C0., 323 Pennsylvania aveine. Josr rEcrve.t case STIAKER'S To be cold at 45 cents, worth 6 Also, a lot of LINEN TOWELS At 25 cents. ery ch Jest recriven— FROM THE NEW YORK IMPORTATIONS A Jot of splendid HEAVY BLACK SILKS, Which wen 1 se 25-3t WEDDING PRESENT ‘All the newer «ty &e., designed expec large assortment M. W.G. ant SILVER WARE, ‘edding Presents. 3 Jewelers, 8628 3t ia avenue. LINERY OPENING, ry ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1-1.) MRS. J... SPENCER. Will open with all the leading styles tn FALL and WINTER BONNETS, at her Rooms, 330 Penna. 10th sts. rs) REMOVAL REMOVAL & MRS. McCLOSKY veto inform hor tri Ils, that she has removed her place « ness from o. 346 7th street, to No. Seventh street. above the Market, where sh con oscil her latest styles of BONNETS, HATS. DRESS TRIMML at popular plices. Also.a large and well sele ek ot DRY GooDSs just received and offered for sale at reasonable rices, Whiie thanking my customers for their former generous patronage. T would earnestly. solicit a Continuance of the same at my new plac tsi: ness. MRS. A.B. McOLOshy ¥028-6t* No. 321 7th street, bet. K and L. GOO BARRELS OF WHISKEY AT WHOLESALE, Of the following brands, viz : C. GAUTIER'S CABINET, KAMILY NEC “OLD EXTRA MONONGAHELA RYE. Aud the weil-known “ RUSH RUN BOURBON.’ All of which are offered by the subscriber to the trade AT LEAST 20 TO 25 CTS. PER GALLON LESS THAN CAN BE PURCHASED EITHER IN NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, OR MARYLAND, Of the same grades of Whiskey. ted T will also & whiskies to the public by the gallon at the following prices; C. GAUTIER CABINET BRAND, at $5 THR PER GALLON, which ia the purest Bye Whisky ever sold in this D 1 invite the medical faculty to call at my store and test the purity of this article, being certain they will find it a whisky they can recommend to their patienta whenever it may be expedient to use any. ‘The “Family Nectar,” $4 per gallon; “Old Fx- tra Monongahela Rye,” at §3; the “Rush Run bop,” at #9. Bea the above Whisitng are sold at 1 lest per gallon than can be purchald anywhere else, of the fame grade. . THE “MAGNOLIA WHISKY,” AT $2.25 ie eee NASD GALLON C. GAUTIER, NATIVE WINE BITTERS, 252 Pennsylvania avenue. & GIBBS’ ‘SEWING MACHINE. “« Tts seam ig atronger and Tess liable to rij ck-Stiteh.”—"* Judges? at the** Grand ‘Trial.”” ond for the Report.” and samples of Work con. ining both kinds of afitches, on the same piece of . : . SHERMAN, Agent, 3: tairs), bet. J2th and 13th stg tebe ee ite) ve ‘Washington. D.C: D CIDER VINEGAR, poss St EW GINGER, MUSTARD SERD, CELERY SE) WHITE BRANDY. HESS gee - EGAN & PERR _Re6-tf W ILLCOX in use jeport,”” g° eel8-itif ORTISING MACHINES. i ND STATIONARY, Fa ee eee ae CAMPBRL I. se aisiw $64 Pennsylvania avenue, (po aun WHOM It MAY CONCERN. TMENT OF Inreriom, | ppleati se lew he we Sane zs. isons forthe: rela of ths followin de, scribed Land’ War} whe re alleged to have} been lont or destroyed. “Notices ia. hereby give} that at the date following the detcription of ¢: Warrant, a new certificate or Wat OF t} of lle will be |. if ng valid object hold th Boe Tee a DAMNET', Commissions? pretnyi No. 84.174, acres, issued under the act March sd isis hu tas ‘Nelaon His! 1. di - Ue thang seg steer ber 26, 1857. e-theact fide of Leavitt’ Daniels, ; ‘ot 5 ‘acres, iss Marci: tain tbe maine eee gah a re March die in seat Maly ML 1388 “Hovenber S100 bao oe idb'scros, issued March’ io the and was granted | had manta cet the ness sami BS PRESE! Special attea-) CITY ITEMS. Goop Crornzs open every day. Yon can boy them at Hening’s One ice Store, cor- mer of 7th street and Maryland avenue. pacrararts= 1) GsEnTrEMEN will find Burnett's Oriental 2 Pag Wash an effectual detergent after smo. n E eo A ‘OUR $13 Knobby Bob Coats—they look sty- libb, anc wesr weil, at A. Saks & Co.'e. 517 7th sath adjoining National Bank of the Re- ie. FALL WEATHER is upon us, and the cool evenings and mornings are reminders that a change cf garb would be equally prudentias fashionable, comtor: and appearance taken itito consideration. ‘This can be handsomely and reasonably done at Hable & Co.'s. 405 Penn- sylvania avenue, under the United States Ho. tel, who bave received a large and select ss- soriment of Fall Suits and Gents' + Belong- ings." and who are disposing of these + ess: tals” at prices pleasing to the times. 3 ——e—_ Fim BLACK Sack Coats, from eight to twelve dollars; fine black Pants and Vesis, ten dollars; Harris’ mixed Case. to twenty dollars, at Smiz Glothing Honse, 460 7th st Office. Seb eeige one 2h Tse Fest.—vr. White, Chiro} Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a- balfand Sixth streets, removes Uorns, Buniens, Bad Nails, &c., without pain. Ctice hours from fa.m.tcé6p.m ——e———— Corset STERLS at 5 cenisa pair, at Charles Baum’s celebrated Hoop Skirt and Corset ma: ufactory,4¥ Louisiana avenue, near Seventh street. if ee ‘WE WOTLD ADVISE OUR LADY READERS, who will shortly have to put on Balmorals, to bave them stamped in imitation of braid, now so fashionable in New York, giving the skirt @ neat appearance, and not half the gost of vraiding, Wm. Prince, Ninth street, is the only one here who stamps in fast colors. For children’s clothing ladies will find thisagreat saving. 7,30,2; eS Warts, Mores, VasouLan ExCRESENCRS, &c., cured by Dr. White, Chiropodist, 424 Penasylvania avenue, between Four-and-s- half and Sixth streets. Qvestrow.—How can Franc afford to sell Gent's Furnishing Goods cheaper than ary store of this city! ‘Answer.—He buys axt his goods for cash— sel ts more of them—andis satisfied with smalier profits. MiGall at 498 7th street, between D and E: three doors above Odd Fellow's Hall. Byte oo reae'y Prick wisT of Franc's Gent's Furnishing Goods, 494 7h street, between D and £, three doors above Odd Fellow’s Hall: Gray’s Collars, 15 cents per box; Imitation Linen Collars, 15 cents per box; Goldsmith Byron's Colisrs. 1s cents per box: good Cot- ton half hose, 10 cents per pair; Best English half hose, 50 cents per pair: good heavy Mleri- no Undershirts, 75¢.. %c.and 1: good heavy Merino Drawers, 75c,, 9c. aud $1, good White Shirts, $1.25 and $1.50; a No. | White Shirt, $2.50. 7, 26,1: —_e ‘WRrarrine Parek von SALe.—Apply atthe Star office. 73 Pewnres can be bad in any quantities at the Star office connter, PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. FIRST GRAND RALT, of the season given by St. DOMINTCK’S ‘TY. at Temperance Hall. ¥ str evening, October 16, ST GRAND on Weanes roe PIC NTO STREET PARK. on i. 187 Jovel J OCTORE Mg te commence y Hit! Band. wimitting a gentleman a weit ks p.m. ™ he kets, nd lad oct ARINI'S FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD- BMY, BST., BET. 971 axy LOT: Av ri ption of P ft ane clrentars, to be ‘ic stores and at the Academy oc I-b J. RUSSEL’S DANG ACADEMY wili + open on WEDNESDAY, Sepicinber 18th, and continue during the scason. Days of tuition, Wedrosdays and Fridays, Ladies, } 8, and Masters in the after- noon; gentlemen at night; on the N.E, coruer of Jith street and Pa. avenue. ge 2-tf [MARESES DANCING ACADEMY —Profesno MARLINS Classes will commence on Mouday, September 28d. For particulars see Circulars, to be had at the Music Stores, orat the Academy, E street, between 9th und Toth, augi-Im, PROF. KREIS‘ DANCING ACADEMY, Penna ve., opposite Metrepolitan Hotel. ‘Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tne: ifter: lay and Saturday noon from 8 to5 o'clock. Gentleman, tuesda and Friday evenings. trom ot0 a’elock.. The hal can be rented for Balls, Soirces. &c. my 1037 LEGAL NOTICES. Ty HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A’ DISTRICT COURT 0. iE UNITED STATES POR THE SAID DISTRICT. To all who it-may conrern g Notice is hereby given th and 6th days of August. the armed enemy's vessei Gaines wan attacked, sunk and destroyed by v (ifthe United Stites belonging to the West 1 0 ‘kading Squadron, under the command of al D. G. Patragnt, and that on the 24th day of September, 1857. the same was libelled and prosecuted in this Conrt.in the name of the United States, for t ani that said cause ty Hall. in the city of Washington. on t NDAY of DECEMBER next, when and where al! persons warmed to appear tosh ause why condemt n should not be decrced, and to intervene fe: ir interests. ptember 25.18. R. J. ME vk. NHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HOLDING A DISTRICE UNITED STATES FOR THE TH SAID DISTRICT. Lo abl whouk it may concern, erecting Notice Is hereby given, that on the 23th day of February, 1353, the armed enems “a veasel Nashville K. and destroyed by vessels of Sqnadvon. ands ind that on the 2ith day as Wy ied and pros- nthe name of the United States, for 8 in the libel stated: and that said canse will stand for trial at the City Ball. in the city of Washington, on the FIRST MONDAY of DECEMBER next, when and where al! persons are warted to appear to show cause why condemnation should not be decreed, and £0 intervene for their interests. ‘ September 25, 1807. R. J. MEIGS. Clerk. oc L-2awtd THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A| DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT. To ult whom it may roncera, greeting? Notice is hereby given, that on the 2th day of March, 1862, the armed enemy's steamer Mannsnes Was attacked. sunk, and destroyed by the United States veaxel Mississippi. belonging to the Missix- Sippi Squadron, under the command of Commodore M. Smith, and that on the uth day ef September. 1867, the same was libelled and prosecuted in this Court. in the name of the United States. for the reasons inthe libel stated: and that said cause land for trial at the City Hall, in the city of hington, on the FIRST MONDAY of DECEM- BER next, when and where all persons are warned to appear to show cause why condemnetion should bot be decreed, and to intorvene for their interests, September 28, 1867. R. J. MEIGS, Clerk, M of Septem) eented in ETROPOLITAN PATENT STEAM BAKERY, 316 C Sraret, det. 432 and 6th streets. HAVENNER’S CRACKERS. We invite the attention of Merchants and con- nmers to the ¥ 4 best superior quality of Crack- rs manufactured at our establis) CRACKER Oieek otk CRAC. ELTIES, af iB SNAPPS, J "RACKERS, &c. MBLES, GINGER These goods are made from the best. material, and can be bad always fresh, and in any quantity, ‘and at the lowest price, a ca SUNS. GUNS. GUN: GY good assortment of DOUBLEiand SINGL! BARRELS. Also. Gun Furniture. For sale by LC. CAMPBELL. _#e 27-1W 351 Pennsy!vania avenue. W w. nentury. 4 pRoTAERS, is BEDIGE CENTRAL, STORES, ‘ Are opening 4 la: ged JOE empha Books or New York porters. e FAV offer all woods at he Low ext Cash Pricer. #0.21-0f AINTING.” ats = 4 Ma. yal ACL EOD: Has formed a class in the Bhove art at hig residence: 441 1 stssat. 9th and 10th, . The class being Umjted, the ate equivalent to, private ones, Schools fended : ; cS 4, Buns & Witco: At the Ole Btand, 340 Penn, avonne, bet, ' oth and 10th ete, ° tof BOOTS and SHOES, in qual 9-08 Kighioatrest Alfaire ia Georgetown. QuanreR.y PoE. ORT.—Lieut. Es- sex, in charge of the"DRIt@ precine’, George. ‘town, Das made cut bie report for the quarter ending September stb; WRICA shows the total Domber of arrests made to have been 630, of which 567 were males and 1 6 females: of tis | number there were 331 who con!d read and ‘Wrie And \46 who could nor: 244 were mar- Tid and 436 stay the number of offences Bgainst persons were 416, and of offences Against property, ? 4 The following disposi- tion was made of these cases: floed, 291; com. | mitted to the workhouse. 47. gave bail for court. 3; gave security for peace, urned AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATER. RLICHINGS! ENGLISH OPFRA TROUP® TO-NIGHT MABITANA NATIONAL THEATER. FRIDAY, COUOBNR ¢TH GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT It MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS . over tothe Virginia authorities, 2; commitied to jail for court, 9; tocked up at station. 45;; 9! 4 MARTHA tbat ed over to detectives, 5; turned over to GPP concer Maryland authorities, 1; turned over to the | (a : miliisry, 2; turned over to city magistrates, 3; SACRED MUSIC | dismissed,’ 259: not disposed of, 3, total, 630. prod The namber of lodgers accommodated were SROUPE. © the beneBt of the § Patrick's ‘4; the amount of fines and cosis imposed, | For, the Raseet, u ts #1, smount of fines and costs paid. | Parish at CABROLL HALL staan Sl, amount cf fines and costs not paid SUNDAY EVENING and commitied to the workhouse in default. Tickets. Reserved » Sz, amount of money and property taken | M: JF. Kliia'Music stor from prisoners and returaed at ‘station, $2,505.55; amount of money and property | turned over to the property clerk, 3231.40; | Amount of property picked up estray and re. | sta turned to Owners. $050; amount of property | The areat Hinsionists of the Age, ia taste SOL recovered and returned to owners, $ 9, | BERS MAGIQUES, — : joi children iound and restored ! a EVERY EVENING fires attended, 4: Sccidemts attended. 3; rescues trom drowning, 1; inquests held, 2. ‘Of those | Arrested 517 were Americans, 17 Irish, 30 Ger- | man,7 Prussians, 5 Canadians, ! Scotch; 10 ‘were white and 231 colored, FALi STYLES —AN who desire to fit them- selves With ood and tasmionabie clothing, now that autumn is here, ard summer styles Will no longer do, should cali ai the store of | J. Henry Wilson, No. 116 Bridge street. and inspect bis splendid assor:ment of cloths, cas- | simeres and vestings, also gentlemen's fur- nishing goods. Potiog Brsiness.—The whole number of | arrests made by the police yesterday were 14. | Justice Backey imposed fines amounting to | B31.62. ODD FELLOW'S HALL. PROFESSOR AND MAD. MACALLISTRR, t As Assignee of R. bs. fin the city of Washington, within said Dis- SELLING Ligron oy Sewpay.—John Moon- | J@ICF hy came before Justice Buckey yesterday | trict. who has been ad) ababkrupt apon bts atterncon. arrested by Sergeant Boorman, and | (™ "Petition, by the Witkics Cone Of add Dis charged with selling liquor on Sunday. ‘The |‘! MILTON oe at ee charge was sustained, and the accused fined sei? Tu&Th3w 3=9 D st., Assignee. 20.08 N KRUPTCY ComMI?TED.—Margaret Hughes, arrested by , I = Distriet or Cones ara. 6 officer Robey. came before Justice Buckey | At the City of Washington, the 17th day of 5 yesterdmy afternoon charged with being a va- tember, A.D. 1387 The nadersigned engi i ves grant, And was committed by him to we work. | POl5 gf bis appointiieat ae assignee of LOY Als house. Mary Kelly: who was yesterday MOr- | Histrict. who has been adjudged & bankrupt upou ing arrested in & beastly state of intoxication. | pie ywn petition. by the Diettict Conrt ot aid Bie came before Justice Backey. and was fined j trict MILTON J. SAFFOLD, $2. Officer Robey arrested Rer again in the af- Attorney at Law, ternoon. cbarging her before the Justice with sl7-Tu&Th3w 389 D str Assignee vagrancy. apd sbe was commitied to the | 7N BANKRUPTCY workbouse, from which place she had come | I District oF Concnnts,se yesterday morning. | At the City of Washington, ti ch day of Sep- DiscereRiy.—Several arrests were made | ture vf ‘his ‘anpointment ay Celene ar Ese for intoxication and di-orderly conduct yea- | POH. Ty fe Gee veatitn cota Die: terday. aud the offenders were severally fined | trict, wlio has teen abaukrupt upon his by Jnetice Buckey. own petition, by the District Court of MILTON JSAFF: Attorney al Mzrcaants’ ExXcHANGE.—The total amount | "itt of offerings made on “Change this morning a b “9 Ds Vere 1,510 bucheles of red whea:. ‘The sales— | WU TuaTiuN __S60 D street. Assure S52 bushels red wheat. ats2.4s, and 19 puahels | JN BANKRUPTCY) Of white wheat, at wn. the 17th day of Sep- e | City of Wash Removev.—Messre. Clabaugh and Shoema- | t: A. bw. in, Th ndersigned he y gives ker buve refitted and aitered the warehouse, | 2 f his appointmen WARP corner of Wster and High streets, lately occu. | Mi in the city of District, who las bee pt upom pied by Mr. English. and now occupy ie | Ph whol ged a Wank same. where they will conduct as before the | jr 0W# Petition. by te Tisteict Court of maa Dis wholesale flour and grain business. Petal Tne PorT.—The steumer Columbia, Capt S9 DV strewt Harper,tnas arrived with a general carzo of } merchandise from Baltimore. The steamer New York has arrived with @ general cargo | from Philadelpbis. The steamer Kennebec, Capt. Tolbert, has arrived with a cargo from Faiumore. REWIND Tik—The steamer John Gibson. from New York, which should have been at Georgetown this morning, had not arrived up to 12 o'clock to-day ANOTHER Waco BRoke Dows.—A wagon belonging to James Redford. ot Washington, this moruing broke down while croesing the rot on Bridge street, atthe intersection of Con- gress. Bridge street is in so bad a condition that the breaking down of vehicles is a com- mon cecurrence. SHIPMENTS OF CoAT. —From the Consolida- fo-day, 413 tons; from Ray’s trom the Camberiand Com. | tens, and from the Borden Com- ons. Tum CaxaL.—Twenty-nine boats have come semTuthw LD Basaccetcr, notic L. JUDD, in th trict, whe has } own petition, ton. withi Va bankrapt y 1 aidjuil y the Die MIL t ofsaid Dis. FFOLD at Law. Attorney se17-Tu&Thow 9 ¥ BANKRUPTCY I ‘ At the City of Washington. the 17th day of tember, A. D., 1897. The un‘lersigned hereby gives notice of his wppointment as assignee of J. M. down the canal since our last report, and | [ji KSUN inthe city of Washington, within said thirty-two have gone out. The wholenumber | pi-trict. who hasbecn adjudged a bankrapt ups of arrivals of boats at Georgetown during the | his wn petition, b: District Court of said past month were 742, being the largest number District. ON J. SAFFOLD, of arrivals for many months. The receipts cf = Ths 368 Bae ween the canal for the past month will exceed _S¢!7-Tu& at,, Assignee: $43,000. | PX BANKRUPTCY, ACCIDEST.—Yesterday afternoon, asa couple | e City of Washi of ladies in a wagon. drove by a’ man, were | ,.Ai,the {its of Washi coming down Washington street, tne breech- | notice afl poiutinent as assign ing of the harness broke, Jetting the wagontun | MINN in the city of Washington, w on to the borse, by which the ladies were | in<aid District. who bas been adjudged alia thrown outon the corner ot Washington and = tupt upon bh r penton og eg gees ¢ var Stoddard streets, and ove of them, named | 0f stid District. MILTON J. SAFFOLD. King, was severely bruised and stunned. She | IW-tn&th3w was conveyed toa neighboring house, where | 2 she soon recovered, and was enabled to go to ie tear her home on 2ist street, Washington. At the City of Washington, th ENLARGING His Bustwess.—Mr. Wm. H. | tember, Ab 19. The wndet ‘Tenney has leased the large warenonce luely | notice of his appo! ent as assiznee of S Cec pind by AAes Wie Olebaa ph, Oh Water, VES MET AG, In feelcity Of ae near High street, for the purpose of conducting istrict whe has teen adjnday the jobbing grocerv business, and for tbe stor. | p petitions hy age of goods: his large store ‘on Bridge street not affording him sufficient room to accommo. | date bis increasing business. He will continue | the retail family grocery depariment as here. tofore at his former stand, corner of Bridge and High streets GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. TRICT OF COLUMBIA. 88. mi. the 17th day of Sep- pdersigned hereby gives tas anaizner of BENIA Att 359 D street. Assig: @ bankrupt uj uit of said OLD, QOK STOVE —A Ne. 10 STO nearly new, for sale \ se)7-Tu.Th3w the turnit has never been u Apply atN oy a 0 Beall st.. Georgetown} be Leeost® BANKRUPTCY Distaict oF © NOTIOR, of Washington. t nv Tue COPART ‘At the cit AD. HIP heretofore existing | tem! etween the undersigned, under the firm ot GEV. | netic HOBMAKER & CO. is this day dissolved by | '\'M ‘ tual consent BENJI iz dis | District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon rn posed of hisentire int the Riverside: te Geo. Shoemaker. by hereat’ conducied. a | : : h pt petition, by the District Comrt of said whom the basiness will | (2, 0¥m peti MILTON J, SAFFOLD, di who will pay all debis Attorney at Law, all s¢17-Ta.Thsw ap ted ate B59 D st., Assignee. abe PY Boygrcer Drsreinr or Convwers, mgton. the 17th day of tthe City of Wasl ‘ - gx. | tember. A The undersizned hereby gives Ye ren ee Sa warice hi appdintmeyt ae hes im cor Wai. 5 iter street Geseae. | MILLS. in the city of Washington. within ga Be Water streets Ge0r District, who has {ndged a bankrupt mpon ~ | hisown petition. by the District Court of said J, HENRY WITSoN, | trict MILTON J. SAFFOLD, . Attorney at Law, MERCHANT TAILO seIT-tusth3w 389 Distreet, Assignee. No. 116 Bridge Street. Georsetoun, QP BANKRUPTO Nert Door to Bank of Comm tthe City of ¥ STRICT oF COLUMBIA, =: ngton. the 17th day of ks fe dl Sep n of his patrons and the public | tember Dy The undersigned hereby gives elected assortment of F: : | notice of his appointment as assignee of LEOPOLD an CLOTHS, CASSIMERES | GASSENHEIMER, in. the city of Washington, he Jatest importations, which } enp (having faithful work- men) in the best manner, and in the highest style of the art. within said District. who las been adjudged « bankrupt npon his own petition, by the District Court of said District gatlie: A dood amsortment of Gent's. Fagnieh MEUTOF Destay cine: nds auch. a R er 2 sobs signee. SisgveR Chit, MRAM RD PRs: | I7-tn&thaw 389 Detrect, Assignee, vites personal inspec gelse- | (O0DS FOR HOTELS. where. No trouble to show goods, and all garments war- ranted to fit. se 3-Im | BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. NEW AND EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE AND EFFECTS AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October 2 at 10 o'clock. I will sell.at No.94. Washi street, above the Union Hotel. a general assort. nient of Household Furniture of a family leaving the city—the same having been in nse yuta fow month and entirely new—consisting «1 BOARDING-HOUSES, &c- K J,,W, SELBY, € C0. Keep constantly on hand a large stock ot Linen and Cotion SHEETINGS ! NGS | Pillow-case LINENS and COTTONS. BLANKETS. 1 | { UILTS. and NAPKINS, TOWELS, TOWELLING. CRASH and TABLE DAMASKS, by the yard and in cloths These aud all other articles in Dry Goods gener- ally aged by Hotels, Boarding Bonoie, Benlties, Pu stitutions. &c., weare pret hich cannot fail to attract at prices, for cash. 1 Fine Cottage Set customers. [svi No. $23 Penn. avenue. Bedstenda. Lounger eiuwets Fingienad Doub Mattresses, «BFE ees and Unaddulterstea Dining andother Table ORIENTAL 80 CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP, PREMIUM NEW YORK CITY SOAP PREMIUM FAMILY SOAP, No. ONE BROWN SOAP, For family use, for sale cheap for cash to the trade. ‘i C, B. JEWELL, Manufacturer, 500 and 502 G street, bet. ath and 5th. Tngrain and other Carpe Matting and Oi Cloth, 1 Exceilent Cook Stove and Utensils. Aud many other articles too numerous: se 23 HOMAS DUWLI BY THomas DOWLING, Auct.; TRUSTEE'S SALE. | By phtine oe decree of the Supreme Court of | R e District of Columbia, sitting as @ Court o nity, passed in a cause of Jamies 8. Wilsou vs, | SeHEEM & GILES, Mian: IH. Wilson and others, No. 93%, on the | MANUFATURERS OF Ket of said court. the undetsiemed, ay Trustee. | KNIGHT'S PATENT HYDRAULIC CEMENT a Dumber 113, eftuated In Beaty & Hawking wiel Geos “By 4, 5, 6, 9, AND 12-1NCH BOR. to Geor, m; fronting 30 feet on the esst side of Theystand the most severe tests of acids, im- High street and running sath iso | proWete sticasth ot foge and use, are more ‘per- #65 ae et aim cue ator lok val stupon t Ret tele freczicy, Aon, than aay gtnoy Ripe are rs meena aan re eee Store roomh for business. > te jee” | Prmivent Mpsenehe Imginems, lime cerns Terms: One-third cash; the residue in six and Tou Sewel 1% ee p mention, fm twelve mionths from the day of’ sale, the. pur ¥; bani en proved fartford, ating inteseat from the day bf maley ot the pees | Renieat Drackinnond Wot feasts, : vor the pure | Yan ni r hase money, ‘nag be paid iadail on the ratideation Faris undovalcary whined coe of the sale by the court. All conveyancing and | * Factory at @ Street. Wharf, W ‘slays of | se 19-Im 4Chro: OMAR DOWLING. Keck. se 2-4 STOCK, LEASE, AND RES FOR SALE ofthe well known Retablihanert ot ME ST earn ee Peta ie ness as she 1 dete boo ry to retire. If no customers present: themnely: . raps for na s n his friends | the stock entire, the present season will be her can Beanie hone ATURE dia jast. So her will find itto their it ad Dow. 61 fs confident be can | Faniage to call If they require any-artiele in MIL show. aI COMET R EE nee eS be | LINEBY or FANCY GOUDS. sep? Im) found inGeorgetown... i 4 = ‘And get his prices before purchasing | J'LOUR DEPOT. cee here, 3. 8. WELLS, F 4 Lovistawa AVEXTR. tell-Im*. 1BBridgost.Georgetown,D.0. | | With many thanks for the liberal patronage Vy FHRATE PREMT( hitherto. we have, for the convenience of the trade, ; : TEAM | opencd the above depot. and sre prepared to anti the trade our James 8. Welch bast PRMILE PCOCR and all other grades oxen Sively of our own manufacture. By this arranze- P.O, he Metro: | Dene the ris saved the expense of hagt- rom Grorgstown,, Also, for oale all the deat. fee from Ooseace FEED. 5, ia now by tof PSEA AGES STL omens ‘no 6-H * HEER & WELOH. SE ae ER VINEGAB! Traiy thankful for past favors, the ‘exbscriter | JPUZ= 1? PURE Cingr Vinecart policits ‘of the commun: ity. der Vinegae, suitable, f ‘ling, con- Pad ‘oxpreve with the stantly = ‘band and for, i ey low rates bee ox No. 80 5 ‘ % Vaion -so 2 BOY AY BU >