RRIED, instant. the Rev. ilson, © Mr. GEO. TURNBUBREC tc Miss HARRICT TELEGRAPH NEWS, whose ‘‘ phelinks'’ AUCTION SALES. | are evidently indeseriba: AUCTION SALAS — ——-———————— | ble, writes us, saying : By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, A: - Al to atten of this city. . : . C. » Auctioneer. _LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, |, ‘i2 "sally infraction ot thon oe Bolce by the fiev. John C. Smitb, KITCHEN runn. | QWUSTEE’S SALE OF EXCELLENT | FROM THR ASSOCIATED PRESS. Tas “Fewate-Men’’ Agatn.—We have teenth street, between the hours of 5 and 7 Mr FARQUHARSUN BEATON, to Mise LY” | en at Auction.—On SATURDAY, the p.m. A number of “fast” young men, who DIAH UNGERER Wagen, Harness. and all of this efty. tare.—On FUESDAY Heuseheld Fa some additional facts in relation to the two SY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH : . corner of 7th and D strreets, at 9 oiclock's a 2 ’ ; = —— : MORNING, September 16th, at 10 o'clock, in —=—> aes . 1 id general assortment of Household Fuyn. | front of the A. Rooms of J.C MecGutre, Loss of Life. recently arrested in this city on the | ©#0’t afford to walk, loiter along this ‘“ Der- DIED, large an . se = iC Neel being females in men’s atic, It 4 at the moderate gait of 2:40, in vehicles | On the 11th of August, JAMES A. THOMP- a ind Eineeware Centre Tabi —_ vei poe — = trust, dated New Yor, 12. —A boat belonging to seems that after all the excitement which was | °° suitdr pa, from the cares bre , | SON, aged five months and eleven days. Feather Bed and Pillows S.,'No. 103) fcllos 318, 319, 390, and 321, one of | {2° steam frigate Wabash this morn- produced by that proceeding, they are of the | legs he dry. box pattern, not at all | «steep soft my 'y Wait the Almighty’s will Bedsteads and Mattresses the land records for Wasbington county, the fol- | ‘Pim the harbor, and five out of twelve men, WASCULINE GENDER! Perhaps the discovery | CDdangering the lives of women andchildren, | ‘Phen rise Sheena | ‘and be an angel still.” Carpets and lowing deseribed pr <6) on board, were ; of this truth ut the Washington jail was the | THO have ample time to get out of the way.) On the7th instant, WALTER ANS youngest Bureaus and Wash Clorets Rosewood Pianoferte owned cause of their prompt discharge from custody. | There's Bed Bugs, with his open barouche | exiid of . W and ‘Treeenia Tinney bfaed

; sales of 3 Western red $1 51a$1 aie vod tail was made of the route of travel from Albany, where the party alleged he or she had come from, and where his or her parents OR RENT.—THE SECOND A’ HIRD | THURSDAY AFTERNOON, September 11th, story of the building over John ee at4iy o’cleck, in front of the auction rooms, | establishment. Also, a lot of grourd on the | Shall sell— corner of 16th and K streets. For particulars in- Terms: #20 and und. . credit of 60 and 90 dave fab i Over that sum a t z ¥ dorsed notes, bearing interest," ***Ctorily en: 2 A superior dark bay Horse, six years old, ver A. E L_KEESE, Trustee Corn is higher rae Apuiers. -_ the wd mer andeal ie other itinerants who have neither the fear of quire of J. ALEXANDER. song Be Mad Larrea or under the saddie, re ll-@ JAS C MeGUIRE, Anct’r. bp piee sete gmrves ; srptirg =~ ‘ =m . manilesting contrition for . -lw 3 i = r 4 af Soe yig.; = — vaaeudpadia tobe sctinig tha cae crented | God nor of our “city fathers” (and by the oe) fee: & Rockaway and Harness, In good order | ¢ysa nie Casey IRE; Auctioneer Beef is unchanged; sales of 400 bbls. Lard is a good dealof sympathy. A bonnet and other | TY Sto) betes Congress will erect a bridge at the Three Sisters, | ments to make thix one of the best balbocoreien or the Aqueduct, will render the Property valua- | in this cityin a New York ttyle For the accom- ble. A plot of the farm can be seen et the office of | modation of Ladies Supper'will be ready at any the undersigned, RICHARD P. JACKSON, No. | tour during the night; and will be furnished by 155 Bridge street, Georgetown. se 10-tf an experten: ed caterer. aged forthe : Ballots Band 1: cn- nN r oceasion. e Fee RENT.— FURNISHED OR UNFURN fee Creams will be furnished Oetections andl ed, a house situated onthe north sideof Penn Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting a Gentie- avenue. in the central part of the city, containing | min and two Ladies to be had at the principal in all fifteen rooms, which are comfortably furn- | hotels of this city, from the committee of arrange- {shed ; gas fixtures through the house. W4Ll be | Ments, and at the door on the evening of the bail. tented toa careful and responsible tenant if ap- Commitee of Ar Nationa, Tugatre —We have freely ex- pressed our admiration of Miss Keene; of her grace, intelligence, and truly lady-like de- portment, but never before did we appreciate so fally as on last night her pre-eminence as an intellectual actress Without a trace of the fassiness, vulgarity and rant which dis- tinguish too many of our “Star actresses,” she plays with a refinement and subdued power which makes her rendering of a part an intellectual study and treat of a high order. Mr George Jordan made a superb “villain” as Captain Hawksley. Stoddart by his ren- dering of the part of Potter gave us a high Auexaxonra, Sept 12, 1856. To-day being the anniversary of the battle of North Point, the morning was ushered in with stirring music. The Mount Vernon Guards, Capt.S H. Devaugh, b near the ro and make ay aah sppeanenne aa. parade yg Considerable interest ix felt in the dispate pending between the city authorities ondaons large city bondholders, the latter refusing to Pay the taxes assessed on their stock by the revenue bill, alleging the tax to be i Comn rangem: nts —Joseph Schaf , 3NES M. EASBY, As a considerable amount of the city taxes eatures of both parties, an entire absence of | idea of his ability in old men’s parts. Wheat. | Plied for spon or the rooms wi:l be rented sep- | fle'd, Chas. Meyers, (. Bieshing, Jos “Klem, A ti pee bre deceased (some thirteen thousand dollars out of sixty) beard, and long, fine aud soft heir, condemned | leigh was alse admirable, and Mrs. Johnson | @2tely. Board can be obtained in the immediate | Beehler, J. Gabert’ se2 2w* S.C. Mc! E, Auctioneer neighborhood. A servant will be left to attend, is to be raised by this mode, the question be- them as women in the minds of all who saw | sustained her part in a pleasing manner. By WALL, BARNARD & CO., Auctioneers | ©°™€8 one of considerable importance to our them This morning they alleged that they This fine comedy, (‘Still Waters Run catapemsne of the room, if we! Apply veuuussee of biwiiee P REMPTORY a OF a he RY ey to those who bold real es- ee 8 A : ti Deep,’””) with . xeeption, t Bs Be ts ee a ‘ ° nut, Mahegany | tate, and whose property will b it were not impostore, and their = ions | Deep,’’) witt = Aeee So ekeee om went off Sey OR RENT.—ONE OF THE TWO NEW AS THE HONOR 1 na aha iture, Cottage Sets, Glass | sdditicnal ns = es y o nemeened with proved true They are both young men, «nd | Lappily. That exception was a very disgust three-story Brick Tenements on 7th st a ° the Ladierand G noe awa Alle Me t Sets, &c at lie Awe | could nes fs Togo good the deficit, t fac’ i i i i of i i 5 i ts street = ne Li entlemen o! i & ets, + P - oni ‘ that fact being established, they Lebgiag cis psd poy of peeuce we ti eae ys ate site Centre Market space. ‘There 1s not.a better | ington and Georgetown that ke willoren On TUESDAY MORNING. September | Wit he tected before : legal Criban aI or to depart and pursue their jourzey. The in-| scto> who represente { a po! ice Officer. © | location in the city for a market restaurant. his classes forthis accomy lishment inthe 16th, commencing at 9% o’clock, we wil: sell. at olities be; in to A 4 ws tentions of those who took such an active part | management will, doubtless, pu: it beyond the} se92w RH LASK bY, No. 36 La. avenue most fashionable style,in Washing on,at store No i6 Pennsylvania avenue, between Sth $ in to revive. and at least on the in the welfare of the young “lady’’ of last | power of this person to again insult a Wash- ———<<$<$$— — ee ~ Temperance Hall, E street, between 9:h {ARM FOR SALE —THE SUBSCRIBER | a-a 10th, the proprietors having expressly tures, and Concerts; about 464 acres. Fifty acres are in wood. ‘The | and in Georzetown at Forrest Hall soil is Heda | equal to asyin the county A MG. has tes:imonials from all parts of the plot of the land can be seen at the office of the un- Unton for bis capability as a teacher. Mr 6 is dersigned RICHARD P. JACKSON, No. 155 engaged in the College of Georgetown, in the Bridge street, Georgetown se 5-tf ee and jn the principai Seminarles ie GBA Seu LL Ae asbington, and in the best circle whe ite AGS HANDSOME Par- His classes will be commenced in Washirgton yo7a and Chambers, with board. on the Sth of October. Every Wednesday and Baris and transtent board. inguireat Mrs |S :turday for children from 3 o’cloc: p.m, and 1 233 F stieet nov 27—tf eros every Tuesday and Fritay from 3 OR SALE OR RENT —THE TWO NEW | ° = > = = PRACTISING SOIREES three-story Houses with back bullding and Ait Wasiitngzton every Wednesday end Satundey aise, on 121 Papas the fret square south of F trom 4 till 10 o'clock P.M , at Georvetown every Soin ee i nee wel Tuesday and Friday. Ladies ard Gentlemen KER, on H street, next to the Lutheran church, pea ive instructions in all the most medern tetween 1ith and 19th street. Liisa! Appiteation fer tems can be made at the resi- PORE FOR RENT —ONE OF THE MOST | Q*ne® of M.G No 407 i stret, between 9th desiravie per ar business on Pennsylvania | #24 10th, or at the Hall. = iy No oe Peau and fixtures for sale Apply at | 7 100DS, NEW G0UUS, CHEAP GOODS. Ne oT avenue, between the acu set 2 G Just received a very exteusive ard genesalas- an au S-eotf | sortment of PACER ANGINGS, of all grades > INT. —THA , . | and of every description, from the very finest ae sete Ge ipeeeh fecal pe er French decorations tethe lowest price papers, and “st, fur the last elyht ears Ocek ed by the late { am prepared to sell at as low prices as they can JM. Ohubb, Eee Prosesie eine Yue Teter | be purchased in any Northermesty. if you doubt News aera: a alre of RIGGS & CO. it, jest give me a call at No. 248 Pennsylvunia piped Me i avenue, north side, between 12th and 13th streets, —— ~ = __________ | and | wlil convince you of the fact. (OR REN T.—THREE FURNISHED L. F. CLARK, and 9th streets, north side, a large assortment of Furniture, Housefarnishing Goeds, Glass Ware, &c., toclose consignments’ We naire in part— Walnut and mahogany Tete-a-tete and Sofas Lo marbie-top Centre Tables, Workstands Do extension and o*her Tables ee seat Chairs, Rockers avd F avy part of the Democracy there is considerable suimation (n Wednesday night Ex-Goy Smith addressed the Democratic Association, and next week Col Garland of Lynchburg, will address the people The Young Men’s Democratio Association organized on Monday night last, electing the following officers: G. SP. Triplett, Presi- dent; W. H. Smith, Jno. T. Gordon, A, J. Humphreys, W. F. Carne, J. H. Ste: bens, Vice Presidents; C S. McDaniel, John T. Sangster, Recording Secretaries; L. C Eliason. Corresponding Secretary; John T. Johnston, Treasurer. Business begins to grow brisk, large quan- tities of grain come in from the upper country, ard besides a number of other square-ri Vessels we have two large ships, the “Othello” and ‘ Carnatic.”’ Aut. ington audience To-vigit the play of ‘The Marble Heart.” which made such an impression on it: late representation by the Keene troupe, will be performed for the last time. *‘ To Parents and Guardians’’ closes the performances. A Sap History —A young girl was taken to the guard house last night by Officer Boss, on the charge of being drunk and disorderly. This morning, when brought out for trial bo- fore Justice Stevens, she offered no excuse for her conduct, and confes-ed that she had been drunk and fighting. She alao said there wes no hope for her reformation, and she would make no promises as to the course of life she would lead in future. She said further, that she had been seduced by her own brother! tuat her step-mother was the cause of her leaving home: and through the opposition of that step-mother her father would not permit ber to return home, although she had asked te be taken back. If she could not return to her father, she suid she would make no prom- ise of reformation. She will be fifteen years of age on the coming New Year's day, acd is of rather interesting appearance It appeared that she commenced her miserable career ebouta year ago, and has alrealy served sixty daysin the workhouse Her statements were Spring were of the purest character, and Capt Herring was all attention to her comfort on the trip homeward. “* There is no doubt but thero was a perfect understanding between the young man and the female in Albany who claimed hia asa daughter, but it was so well planned that the acuteness of Captain Herring was completely deceived One thing is certain, their appear- ance would deceive the closest observer, and to hear the yuice of either tends to lead to the belicf of their not being of the masculine gen rs Walnnt, cak, cane and wood. seat office Choirs Ornamental, office, and other Clocks Walnut ard mahevany Jenny Lind, and cther Redsteads 6 sets Cottage Fornitn e, differ patterns Walnut, Oak, and Maple cane-seat Chairs and Rocke.s Wainstand Mahogany marble-top Bureaus, plain Bureaus Walnut and Mahogany Bookcase:, Etegeres Looking Glasses Watters and Lamps Hair and Shuck Mattres-es, and pillows Larce variety of Glassware an4 Toilet Sets Together with many other articles in the house- furnishing line. Ali ef the xbove goods are of excellent quality avd will be sold without reserve. ‘Terms: $30 and under, ; over that suma credit of sixty and ninet: . for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing {nterest. WALL BARNARD, & CO.. se 10-4 Auctioneers. By WALL, BARNARD & CO , Auctioneers. EKEMPTIORY SALE OF VALUABLE Building Lets at Public Auctien —On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the i6th instant, we will sell, in front of the premises. at 5 o’cleck, Lots numbered 5, 6, and 7, in subdivision of “After having been discharged from the Police station, and while on the way to the depot for the purpose of leaving the city, they were met by an officer who was not apprised of the factsin the case, and were again ar- rested on the eharge of being females in male attire. The result of the first arrest soon be- came known, aud they were again permitted todepart Surely if they meet a similar re- ception in other places where they stop, travel will be found irksome, and the delaya to which they will be subjected will absorb much of their ieisure time.’ OLD ESTABLISHED Washington Stove Depot! Southeast corner Penna. avenur and Lith street | STORE AND RECEIVING WEEELY,A large stock of the universally admired : and unsurpassed Cooking Stove. THE INVINCIBLE: TUBULAR OVEN, which, for economy in consumption of fuel, sim- Plicity of construction, easily managed, easily 16- paired at a trifling cost, Baking, Roasting, Broll- AcarccLturaL Farr at Rockvit,8 —The Intelligencer says that the Montgomery Coun- altural Pair, of which the first day’s ngs duly took place yesterday, was] made with a ehow of truthfulness, and when Sears ce as nem moderate § 20 10-9)* —__aper Wengen and Uphoisever: | neste, fwoutloy 78 Geet taches oo Be Segre "ihe Rummencen ead bepvecn who will testify to attended by five or six thousand persons of | dark portions of her history were referred to SE wee Cn ee ee pe INE PAPER HANGINGS.—JUST RE- | ning back 120 feet on 13th street toa wide alley _ | tho above qualities of thir, both sexes, gathered from all the surrounding | by her venerable interrogator, she expressed | vitite Louse ce ontaining 11 rooms, to a sood ceived direct from Fran ea beautiful assort- | ‘{ hese lo's are valuable and must be sold, and THE COOK STOVE’ the District of Columbia, and the | tho most revengefal feelings. The father of tenan’, if Imtuediate application Fe ment of Go'd and Veivet Paper Hangings of tbe | offer rare inducements to persons in wantof a} 411 | ask is an examination to satis the great shore of ths P\t na’. The show of} this unhappy child is, we learn, a laborer in 5-2aw3wTu,F most superb patterns, surpassing anytLing ever | desirable location, and ia a rapidly improving } ext economist JAS. SKIRVING poultry, farm and garden products, | this city = . brought to this m=rket, an« being cf my own im- | part of thecity ‘Title indisputable 267 Pa. avenue housewifery, and needlework was quite large ies Fing.—With » view of informing For SALE —A TRACT OF LAND, CON- | portation | am exabled to sell them very ebeay. ‘Terms literal, and made kv.own at sale : sew! f 5 LIQu -—With a info: ‘ and respectable. The fair was held within # new enclosure of 15 acres, specially pur chased and arranged for the purpose. Ad dresses were made by Richard | Bowie, J H. Bradley, Allan Bowie Davis, @. W. P. Custis, and Geo Peters, Eaqrs. Immediately efter the Iast address the premiums to the ladies were awarded The day was fine, though oc- casionally hot, and the atmoephere about the fair ground pretty well charged with dust. It did not rain during the day. taining about 15 acres, on the Heights of LP Georgetown, being a part of the Valley Viw | | : Farm, the residence of the late John H. King, J tide Penn deceased. This is one of the most desirable sites J 30 10-3t __ a inthe District fora fine private residence; abou! " A 20 acres of this tract Ina beautiful grove of tim RORLESC RC LOL GEE ar ber, the balance cleared and {na high state of cul- 2b ne of the’ fine«t plano teachers in Bos- tivation. The summit of this tract 1s from 350 to yea one id tl ne Lies ronia tian t 400 feet, above tide water, and has a fine view of | ‘OD: NOW a resident In this city, would like a few Washingtou, Georgetown, and the adjacent val | *€l¢-t pupils in the higher branchescn the Pino. 4 4 5 pr cy ers zhe~ ae i as the Fotomsc...3¢ will be sold entire or in | 1 oastion from his former patrons fn Bosion as tn iS ae Messrs Chickering, Prof Longfellow, &c , &e , onion 8 large Frame Diveiling-house and Lot} nich can be seen at Mr Richard Davis's Pland streets , CLARK, ver ard Uphelsterer, No. 2:8 north venue, Let. i2th and 13th streets. WALL, BARNARD & CO., se 9-d Auctioneers. a DERTAL SURGERY. I R WILLIAM A. FRANKLIN HAVING our citizens how ‘some things are done’’ far- ther South, but not for the purpose of recom- mending the example, we extract the follow- ing notice from a Mobile paper: “Sotice—To whisky shopkeepers who vend liquid fire to slaves —Whereas, it has come to the knowledge of the Seeret Police of Mo- bile, that in many instances where the above class bas been fined by the Mayor fifty dollars for violating the law, that an appeal is gener ally taken, thereby giving time to those mis- The following is one of the many recommenda- ticns sent tome by a very popular gentieman of thts city, the original of which may be seen by any one Calling at my store: Wasnineron, July 94, 1856. Mr. Jas. SxiRvine : Lear Sir—The *-Invinclb’e”’ Stove purchased at your establishment last fall bas been {nconstant use in my family since thattime. Its advantages seem to me to be very decided First, its ex- treme simplicity of construction and manayemen* render repairs almost unnecessary Secondly, tbe facility with which it may be changed fron, vania avenue, will be happy to serve, ali who may stand in need of the ser- fa De is prices will be moderate, ted je 5-eot of our standard Black TK Axotuan Duet —Yesterday afternoon, in- | creants to run or buy off witnesses against | fayton city. store, Penn. avenue ; Tents ellen Savortnly kuewe f mat rT Speen its on =— formation wa given to Offices Watson thet a} them pply at Valley View Farm, orto Dr. H. King, ae septate hig toenter intoa permanent engaze- | in this city and the surrounding ‘The peculiar arrangements of its flues, keeping party of ge Pcs bad started for the woods} ‘Now, be it known to such, that in any | No 0 Prospect street, Georgetown, D.C. pcr titer particulars, pleas: aplyet he Piano | COUtty, en Ss highly recom. § sneven temperature around the loaf, &., rerder bey he Park to settle an “‘ affair of honor. ’| case of the kind occurring hereafter, where _je 18-tf {intel} EK. J. KING. store of Richard Davis. — “re s-ecore | Mende KING & BURCHEL, tam uno every ahem oxpesss my The ctiicer obtained the assistance of officers | 2" appeal is taken, the Secret Police will give Fos, BENT DWELLING HOUSE, NO Wik ROALS DAL corner of 15th and I streets, satisfaction with it. Parham and King, and going in pursuit suc- | the parties twenty hours notice to leave, bag 382, Pennsylvania avenue north side between gre des ee _ | se6-1w one block N. FE. Jackson's Statue Very respectfully yours, ~ id on h P , OMPRISING THE FOL OWING VARI ceeded in arresting the parties, with the ex-| #94 baggage, and on failure thereof, said Po- | gh and 1th streets. One of the best locations In e ies: Red, Gray, an@ While Ash COAL; L. J. MIDDLETON au 30-1m —. ception of one of the seconds. lice will remove such offenders at once thecity. Immediate passessiongivea. Apply to | of of the best quality. 7 E o ve ER IN TI 2 el th y protested warmly against the arrest, ‘Done at the Seeret Police Office, on the} GEO HG WHITE & CO., on the premises, or DEAL cE, MADAME MUOUNT’sS CONSUMPTION DESTROYER. ‘yMIIS INVALUABLE REMEDY CAN BE bad at No. 339 G street, between Eleventh 29th day of August, 1356 dec! g the contemplated duel to be alla 4 5 “Count Moresauuskey, Com’r. joke' From the well known propensity of some of these gentlemen to play off practical = ry 2 Canta te Persons wishing to purchase their winter supply - eg ee eee oats mentee would do well by sending ia their orders imme Ltd Deca roadbed diately, and have the coal de ivered direct from EF R SAL E—A CONVENIENT SMALL | the vessel. H Office and Depot—Southwest corner of F and ‘Twelfth streets feb 27-tf NUTICE, - " - a nee oar sates SS “ : . and Twelf

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