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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-10

BY WALL, BARNARD & CO., Auctioaeer..
DEREMPTORY SALE ora VERY
l. large assortment of w alput, Mahogany
and other Furniture, Cottage Sets, Glass
w arc, and Toilet Sets, &C., at Public Auc.
tIon.-On TUESDAY MORNING, September
10th, commencing at OK O'Clock, We will sell, at
store NO. 10 pennsylvania avenue, between sth
ana sth streets, north side, large assortment Of
Furniture, Housefurnishing Goods, Glass Ware,
&C., 10 close consignmeats. We name In part
walnut ana mahogany Tete- a-tete and Sofas
10 marble-top Centre Tables, Workstsnds
DO extension and other Tables
Mahogany spring seat Chairs, Rockers and Easy
Chairs
walnut, oak, cane and wood scat Office Chairs
ornamental ONCE, and other Clocks
walnut and mahogany Jenny Lind and other
Bedsteads
o fets Cou1ge Furniture, different patterns
"aihat, Oak, and Maple cane-:eat Chairs and
"''nq RI and Mahogany marbletOp Bureaus, plain
Wa,nut and Mahopanv Bookcase, Elegcrcs
LOOKING glasses .'aIters and Lamps
hair and Shuck Mattresses and pillows
Large variety Of Glassware and toilet sets
Together with many other articles in the house
furnishing line. Az Of the above goods are Of
excellent guilty ard will be sold without reserve.
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum
cledlt OF sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing Interest.
WALL BARNARD, Co
oei o-o Auctoneers
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SECoND pIsparcu I
Democratic Display in New York

New York, Sept. 1O.-A grand Democratic
torchlight procession took place hero last
night, proving the greatest demonstration Of
the kind ever witnessed in this city
The procession was about five miles in
length, and composed of twenty thousand per-
sons. Fifty bands Of music and thousands of
banners gave a soul-stirring spirit TO the scene.
The streets through which the procession
passed blazed with light for miles in extent I,
and at midnight thcimmense throng dispersed
with the utmost quietness
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
AND HOUSEKEEPING

Il Effects at Public Auctien.-On THURS
DAY MORNING, September 18th at 10 O'Clock,
at the residence Of X. =. Sproule, Esq on r
street, between 9th and 10th Streets shall sell ell
his Furniture and Household Effects, viz:
Superior rosewood Chickering fianofore
Mahogany hair spring seat Sofa
Do plush covered parloT Chairs, Rocker
Rosewood and marble-top Table, walnut What
Mahogany Rocker, cottage Chairs, Ottomans
Mantel Clock, Vases, ard Ornaments
Brussels and three-ply Carpets, Oilcloth
Bronze Hat Tree, hall Lamp
Crimson damask Curtains, CoTnice, &c.
Gilt Window Shades, ChintZ Curtains
Two Cottage Sets, Toilet Ware
Feather Beds, Bolsters. ard Pillows
Hair and husk Mattresses, Comforts, &c.
Mahogany Sideboard, Dining Tables
Lounge, caBe-seat Chairs
China, Glass, ard Crockery Ware
Silver plated Castor, Table Cutlery
Cooking stove, Kitchen Utensils
Terms: $50 ard under, cash over that sum,
credit of6o and 90 DAYS, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
re cd J. c MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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BY WALL, BARNARD & CO, AuctiOneers.
DEREMPTORy SALE OF VALUABLE
Il Building Lots a. Public Auct,on.-On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 10Th instant,
we will sell, In front Of the premises at o'cioc L
Lots numbered 5, 6, and Z, IN subdivision OF
Square 2el, on the corner Of III and 18Th streets
north, fronting p feet inches on III street, run
ming back l20 feet on 18th street to wide alley.
These lots are valuable and must be sold, and
offer rare inducements 10 persons In want OF a
desirable location. ard In rapidly improving
part Of the city. Title indIsputable
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
se9-d Auctioneers
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Mail Robber Sentenced

WILMINGTON, DEL Sent. Geo NJ. Town
send pleaded guilty this morning, in tho
United States District Court. on the charge of
robbing the post Office in this city in August,
1855. He made long appeal to the mercy Of
the Court, declaring that be had been led
away by evil companions, and promising
reformation if mercy was accorded TO him
Judge Hall sentenced him to two years i'm
prisenment at hard labor-the lowest term for
the offence
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LATE CONFESSION OF MURDER The case
Of John Lawler, the United States soldier,
who, It will be recollected, has been in the
Now York City Prison several weeks upon his
own confession of having murdered a young
girl in Ireland many years ago, was disposed
o. Monday. The unfortunate man, who
stated that his mind was affected by the al
legged tragedy, and that he could rest neither
day or night in consequence of his visions, has
been examined by two physicians and pro-
nOunced insane. lie was, therefore, ccm-
mitted to the Lunatic Asylum at Blackwell's
Island. In regard to the alleged crime, a
letter has been addressed to some parties in
Ireland for information, but no answer has
yet been received. Lawler, however, should
he recover his senses, will be detained until
An investigation can be had, which will throw
more light upon the affair.
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OLD ESTABLISHED
Washington Stove Depot |!

Southeast corner Peaaa. occRVe and 1lth street
IN STORE AND RECEIVING WEEKLY, A
large stock Of the universally admired Il
and unsurpassed Cooking Stove, So
THE iNVINCIB e! ~
TUBULAR OVEN, -
which, for economy In consumption OF fuel, sim
paired al trifiing cost, Baking, Roasting BroiI-
ing, dc defles competition.
800 References can be given who will testify 10
the above qualities Of this,
THE COOK STOVE.
All L ask Is an examination 20 satisfy the great
est economist. JAS. SKIRV1NG,
267 Pa. avenue.
The following is one OF the many recommenda-
tons sent TO me by a very popular gentleman Of
this city, the original OF which may be seen by
any one calling at my store:
WASHINGTON, July I'd, 1886.
MI. JAS. SKIRvING
Dear Sir-The "Invincible'' Stove purchased
al your establishment last fall has been in constant
use In my family since that time. lis advantages
seem TO me to be very decided. First, its eX-
treme sim plicity Of construction and management
render repairs almost unnecessary Secondly
the facility with which II may be changed from
wood 10 a coal burner. And lastly, the perfec.
manner in which IL performs IT'S duties.
The peculiar arrangements Of Its dues, keeping
an even temperature around the loaf, &c, render
II, by fer, the best bread baker In the market.
have, therefore, every reason TO express my
satisfaction with IL
Very respectfully yours,
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MARRIED,

On the eth instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Hill, Mr..
WILLIAM CLIFTON, Of Cincinnati, to Miss
MARY F. BIRCH, Of Virginia.
Virginia papers please copy.)
On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. Jacob Trus,y,
BENJAMIN ;. WALLACE, to Miss HEN
R!ETA, daughter Of James H Thomas, ESQ of
Washington city.
Sacramento, CAL, papers please copy)
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INHALATION IN DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
Drs. Hunter & Williams.
Physicians for Diseas OF the Cheat
81 North Charkes street, Balt,mor.

w FOT" O"HTtrS StTset, BALTIMORE
The great success which has attended Tho
practice Of Inhalation by DR.. Hunter and his
associates in treating every form of Pulmona.
~ disc asses Is now established beyond question.
DR.. Williams, associate Of the Baltimore
Office, may be consulted in Washington on the
I2,h and 18th of each month. The next visit
will te on Friday, the 18th instant.
OGi.e 200 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mr-.
Voss's JsWelry Store,
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The Missouri Wings

ST. LOUIS, Sept. S.-A meeting Of the Wings
was held here on Saturday night, and nine
delegates were appointed to attend the con-
vention 10 be held in Baltimore. Resolutions
favorable TO Mr.. Fillmore were adopted, pledg-
ing him their support, if no other candidate
was presented.
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New York Markets,

NEW YORK, Sept 10.-Flour is buoyant /;
sales Of 1000 bills; State s6as6.35; Ohio 50 20
aS6.64; standard Southern S7.25sS7 GO; fancy
to extra do. 81 64aS5.75.
Wheat is firm; sales of 20 900 bushels; South
ern red 81 So; do. white $I.65. Corn is higher;
sales of $4,000 bushels; Southern mixed Csc
Pork has advanced; sales OF 800 bbls.; me
SIG IS. Beef is firm; sales Of 300 bills; Chi
csgo repacked SlO.50aS1I. Lard is higher !;
sales Of 80 bbls at 13sc.
Whisky is higher; sales of 300 bbl,.; Chic
Csc.
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&OOO KEWAKD.7RAN AWAY FRoN

GOnO REWAKD.-RAN AWAY FROM
SZOU the,subscriber, living near Upper -
Marlboro, P.ince Georges county Md ~
NEGRO MAN LEN, who calls binself ~
LEN HARROD; he is dark mulatto,
about thirty one years ofage, five feet seven Inch
es high he has a scar On the right knee caused
by cut; half Of his head shaved, and very grum
when spoken to.
will give the above reward II caught out ofthe
State Of Maryland or District OF Columbia. or one
hundred dollars II caught In the State Of Mary
or brought home 50 that can get him again.
au 26-u Il. b. BEALL,
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Mr.. w. HENRY PALMER,S

q Il Z D. S.
TNHE DEMAND FOR PLACES IN THE
4 classes, greatly exceeding Mr. Palmer's an
tcipatons renders II safy for pupils desiring
the best hours to enter their names In the GLASS;
REGISTER Immediately
A class for gentlemen Is In course Of formation
THE GEORGETOWN CLASSES
will please send In their names to Mr. Palmer
care Of Rev. J. w. Major, Georgetown Female
Seminary.
All Washington applications to be made at MI
Palmer's residence, 265 street, near 18th, where
prospectuses may be seen.
Terms: IS per quarter ses-3t
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DIED,

In Georgetown, on the 9th instant, CHAR
UTE, lrfant daughter Of Stephen T. and Wiz
ginia Brown, sged 10 months.
In Norfolk, Va, on the 9Th instant, ELIZA
BETH ELLIOTT. eldest daughter Of Samuel v.
Turner, aged three years and six months
AZ Brandon, VT, on the 23d ult, Major C. A.
OGDEN, OF the u. 8. Engineers aged Sc wears
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Yellow Fever at Fort Hamilton Health OF
Brooklyn.

New YORK, Sept. One new case of yellow
fever at the military hospital at Fort Hamil-
ton is reported this morning. The previously
reported cases are c0nvaIescing
The Board Of health of Brooklyn reports no
new cases of fever and no deaths during the
last 81 hours.
Three rev cases, but no deaths, are reported
at Governors Island.
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AUCTION SALES.

LIVERPOOL SALT AT AUCTION
- De sold at our wharf in Alexardrla, on FRI
DAL sne l2th instant, at IL O'Clock a. m, the
Of '' i''ins
5000 sacks g A Salt
200 do Fine Salt, Marshalls brand In full bleach
ed sacking.
Terms at sale.
se10-d EOwIExCo
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Health of Chsrleston

CHARLESTON, Sept But three deaths
from the yellow fever have occurred here
during the past twenty four hours. The whole
number of deaths from the same cause for the
week ending last Saturday, was sixteen.
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For Sale and Rent,

ENOR SALE.-A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA
L county Va, distant three miles from the
georgetown Ferry, containing s5x acres in the
nome tract. also wood lot Of 30 acres, which will
cut from 70 to 20 cords per acre. The improve
ments consist Of good Dwelling, Barn, Stable,
Dairy, and Courthouse. The probability that
Congress will erect bridge at the Three Sisters,
or the hqueduct, will render the property valua-
bie plot OF the farm can be seen at the office Of
the undersigned, RICHARD p JACKSON, No.
155 Bridge street, Georgetown Sc loft
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New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, September Cotton is Ut
changed; sales Of ], 200 bales. Sugar-fair,
9Ea9t Flour Sc l2aS6.20. Western yellow
corn CSC. Lard, in kegs, lac.
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CV1 The Toledo Commercial has a friend
whose acquaintance call him Solomon, partly
because Solomon was a very good man, and
partly because his name was Solomon. eyer
see, said the gallant Solomon, 81 was out
II, 10 tne woods one day, and L stepped on some
ming whlch ratified l looked down and saw
my foot was On a Tremendous bio rattle snake
And" said Mr.. Solomon, in a bold voice. :" If
ger erer see scared erittsr, 't,oas nat ere
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COAL.-COAL!!-COAL!!,

COAL !-COAL!!-COAL!!
COMPRISING THE FOL- OWING VARI-
~ e,ies: Red, Gray, and While Ash COAL;
all CT the best quality.
Persons wishing to purchase their winter supply
would do well by sending in their orders imme
diatelv, and have the coal de ivered direct from
the vessel.
WOOD! WOOD!!-WOOD!!
Also, good stock Of Hickory, Oak, and pine
Wood on hand, ell OF which will be sold as cheap
and on as reasonable terms can be had in this
city. T. IL. WORTHIN6TON,
Corner 18th ard streets, near canal.
Sc 3 eo6t
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10 Flour is steady; How
ard street and Ohio S6.S7i. Nothing done in
City Mills.
Wheat is unchanged; good to prime reds
81 46aSl 50; good to prime white 81 5Sal o.
Corn-sales of white at 5Sa62c., ard yellow C
Gle. Whisky-0hio and City sold for S2ta33c.
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Fillmore Mass Meeting.

PITTsBURG, Sept. Q "A large Fillmore mess
meeting is being held here this evening. Pro-
cessiOns, with music and banners, are in mo-
ton, and there is much enthusiasm. Speeches
are being made by Messrs. French Evans and
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BY JAS. c. Meg UIRE, Auctioneer.
nESIRABLE BUILDING LOT nj PubIi

II SuIts-Un WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
SeLtember 10th, at 5k O'Clock, on the premises,
] shall sell Lot No. %, In Square No 1iO, front
Ing so feet on north NJ street, between 18th and
10Th streets west, running back no feet TO 30
feet alley.
Title perfect, and sale positive.
Terms: One-third cash the residue In and
IL months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
SEED JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Kansas News.

ST. Louis, Sept. Sit is said the pro
slavery party in Kansas have determined not
70 make another attack on Gen. Lanes forces
unui the 18th inst. This gives Gov. Geary
time to reach the Territory
SECOND DIsPArcH.l
OF. LOUIS, Sept. 8 -Advices from Kansas,
OF the 2th' say that Lane, with $50 mon, at
tacked Iecumseh on the 4th, but the writer
gives no particulars.
Judge Lecompte had issued orders 70 the
marshals to arrest Lane and other agitators
Gen. Smith has instructed Col. Cooke, at
Fort Riley, TO give all necessary assistance
Gov. Gesry arrived at Glasgow on Tuesday.
He met Gov. Shannon on his way down
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FINANCIAL

NEW YORK, Sept 9 -Stocks are higher.
Chicago and Rock Island 90; Illinois Central
shares ll2; Illinois Central bonds 92S; Michi
gan Southern 9l!; New York Central S7!;
Pennsylvania Coal Company 95!i Virginia 6's
SO, Missouri 6's IS.
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By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
EXCFLLENT BUGGY HORSE, ROCK.
IL away and Harness at Auction.-O On
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, September Iltb
at X O'Clock, In front Of the auction rooms,
shall SELL
A superior dark bay Horse, six years Old, very
strong built, kind In harness or under the saddle
and perfectly sound.
Also, Rockaway and Harness, In good order
Terms cash. JAS. G.. ACQUIRE,
Sc Sd Auctioneer
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A CARD.
IHIE HAVE THE PLEASURE TO AN
w nounce to our friends and the public a.
that we have Just received our fall stock Of
CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VEST NJ
IN6S Of the very best French, American, ILL
and English manufacture, to which We respect
fully ask to call their attention
Visitors and strangers In the city can have their
orders filed by us at the very shortest notice, at
fair prices, and In styles equal at least TO any es
adjustment In the city.
GRUBB L LOZANO, Merchant Tailors.
Sc elm 49) eth st, near Penn avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
BY WALL, BARNARD & CO, AuctiSheers
1.-TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS a,

IL Auction.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, the 10th instant, at 5o'clock, In front Of
the premises we will sell to the hig hest bidder at
public sale, Lots numbered IL and Is, In Square
625, fronting Massachusetts and New Jersey ave-
nues, and on street. each lot being IS feet front
by about los feet deep The title is indisputable
These lots are valuable, and must be sold, and
offer an excellent opportunity for purchase In
Est improving part Of Washington.
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue in three
payments, at 6, ~, and Is months from dsy Of
sale, bearing interest.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
WALL, BARNARD & CO.,
sc DTS ducti 1neera.
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THIrTY.F,vE THOUSAND DOLLARS
To Canitalists SecLius IuYPstment

To Capitalists seeking Investment!
mo. s & X H. GALLAHER, TODD'S MAR
y be Building, adjoining Browns Hotel, have
for sale, on commission, Thirty five Thousand
Dollars Of Six per cent, COUPON BONDS, Sc
cured by mortgages upon real estate worth double
the amount Of said bonds, and interest payable
semi annually at the Bank Of the Valley, Win
chester, Virginia, or at the Bank Of Metropolis,
Washington, ID C..
These bonds afford s tfe and judicious invest
ment. and, whilst they quite as safe as Corpo-
ration stock, can be had for less money, yet pay
ing the same amount Of interest
AZ The bonds are each Five Hundred Dol
3rs. Sc OH
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

M Il AXE RECElVlNG PER PACKET
w John Price, just around
from Philadelphia, a beautiful Hss RH9f&A
assortment Of HOUSE FURN NJ ESsHTHCSy
lSHING HARDWARE, togeth- S2sn,tGxx~
er with large assortment OF other kinds OF house
furnishing goods Also, we are receiving Per
packet Embark from Philadelphia. another sup
ply of all kinds Of Paror, Dining room, Cham
Der, Office, and Store STOVES, Of various pat
terms and sizes, for coal and wood. We aspect
fully invite orr friends and the public who intend
to purchase Stoves, Crates, and other house furn-
ishing goods this fall, to visit establish ment
as they will find upon examination that The cast
ings Of our Stoves are thick and strong, as muC b
so as those cast in Baltimore, If not more so-cer-
tainly much handsomer; they come from a ce'e-
brated Quaker establishment In Philadel phia,
famous 70: the excellence and durability Of those
Stoves. These Stoves are all put together with
stone cement, thereby making them perfectly air
tight They are the latest and most approved
patterns, got up very handsome.
We are selling our goods at very small ad-
vance upon them. Please call and see them.
We deliver our goods 10 any pace In Washing
ton or Georgetown. stoves, Graies, &c put up
in workmanlike manner. No additional charge
for cartage put upon their delivery
Terms cash. &. WOODWARD SON,
No 3l0 Pa. ave, bet 10th and 18th str ets
se93t (Organ copy)
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RECEIVING OUR FIRST FALL SUP.
PLIES.

PLIES
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING VERY many
for the present and coming season.
90 pieces superior black silks, some at 81 well
worth 81 IS
A large lot fancy plaid and stripe Silks, very de-
sirable for fall dresses, which we will sell
very cheap
IS pieces plain and plaid French Merinos
25 do rich ard new style Mousselin DeLains
20 do plain and plaid sack Flannels
40 do White and Colored Flannels, some very
fine
50 dozen Ladies' and Misses Corded and Hoop
rs do Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs at 81 so
per dozen
200 pieces Bleached and Brown Cottons OF the
best brands
100 do more of those superior soft finish house.
wife Cottons
100 do superior Shifting Linens, all OF the lie si
brands
90 do GA, "a, 1914, and 12-i Cotton sheeting
A large lot Of superior Table Diapers, Napkins,
Towels, Scotch Diapers and Bird Eye
Diapers
50new style f all Shawls and Scarfs
25 dozen Ladies' Kid and Beaver Gauntleis
% do White and Colored French Corsets
i0 do more Of those White and colored ribbed
Hose
so do Gcntlemen's and Boys Linen Shirt b.
SONS
with a great variety Of other Goods for general
family consumption, to which We ask the special
attention Of purchasers.
IL We must again insist on the payment of
bills remaining unsettled 10 LIST July, as upon
strict promptness In all business transactions de-
pends our ultimate success.
COLLEY & SEARS,
523 Seventh ST., 3 doors north Pa. ave.
au 90 cow
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,
SUNRISE AND MORNING STAR

OUR ATTENTION HAS BEEN CALLED
~ to an advertisement in Saturday even
ing's paper, by stove dealer in THIS pla e l6yz
advertising to supply their customers with seM1
the cooking stove SKnriSe, for which weSN
are the sole agents for this place !. having pur-
chased the right Cf sale for the stove in Wash
ms tor from the inventor and manufacturer. The
above dealers advertising the stove came in pos
session OF two Of them, which were sent as sam
pies before our purchasing the right Of them
they refused to give them up on an order for them
from the inventor. we deem this explanation
necessary to the public to put them on their
guard, and inform them they Tan only obtain the
stove from us, direct from the manufactors. There
are four more OF them in this market, sent as sam.
pies, perhaps they may get them.
After having over twenty five years experience
in the stove business, we pronounce them to be
the very best fiat top cooking stove we ever saw
or sold; they will do all We warrant them to do
to give perfect satisfaction.
We would also caution the public from buying
an article called the Ligst STREET, made to repre-
sent the celebrated Morning s ar, but which has
none Of the advantages attached TO the Star.
We warrant the 80 Sunrise" fiat top, and the
" Star" to perform all we say for them
Please call and examine for yourselves, next
door to G. Woodward's old stand, No 3IS.
Please read our former advertisements.
We annex the order for the two Sunrise Stoves
g. WOODWARD & SON.
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION
MIR. F. NICHOLL CROUCH.


COMPOSER AND SINGING MASTER,
AT THE INSTANCE AND RECOMMEN-
N datiou OF several OF his influential friends,
has determined to establish himself at the city Of
Washington, as VOCALIST and SINGING
MASTER. His reputation In these branches, as
well as composer Of many OF the most popular
songs, such as kathleen Mavourneen,p "Der
mot Astore," &c, he trusts, will entitle him to
the patronage Of the community.
He will be glad to take charge Of limited
number Of Private Scholars, and proposes open
Ing Musical Vocal Academy on the 18th Sep
tember next, for the development and study Of
singing in classes, commencing from the ele-
mentary principles up TO the accomplished sing
er. His circulars will be PREF AIRED as soon pos
sible, and, In tho meantime, he would suggest
that early application be made either for private
class tuition, at Mr.. Richard Davis's, or at
George Hilbus's Music Store, Pennsylvania ave
nue., who will give every necessary information,
and where Mr.. CROUCa'S latest compositoins
can be seen. au 19-eoIm
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WATCH RETURNS This morning there were
no cases for trial; the cells were occupied by
unfortunates permitted to lodge in them.