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seq d J.C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auct'rs.
By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer

TPUSTEh'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
\ PROVED RoP ARTT AT AUcTIoN.-In virtue and
OF deed q trust exeeuted to the under
and bearing date the 18th day Of February 1854 And
recorded IN llbar j. A. s. No leg, foiios Nos S17
S43 81, $50 and $751; of the land records of Wash
Ington county, in the District of Columbia shall
proceed 70 sell, on MONDAY, the 26fh inst. I'm
'front.' Of the premises, at ha past We O'clock D. M,
wit: W
All OF that certain lot piece or parcel of ground
situated, lying and being IN the city of Wsshing-
ton, IN the District of Columbia, known and de-
scr6ed on the ground plan plats of the said city
OF WasIlnston as Lot No. -, in square No g. be.
ginning Tor the said lot at the sofheast corner of
said square and rnhning thence south with the line
OF 2ist street 90 feet. thence west IS feet thence
north 20 teet to the line of north street. and III nee
with the line of north j street cast IS feet to HE
northeast corr Ter OF said square and Place of begin
Ming with the lmprOvepents thereon
Terms OF sales One third cash, balance i'm G. -
ana " months, for notes b. airing interest seen red
by deed Of trust on the premises
III the purchaser or purchasers should fail To COM
ply with the terms OF sale within three DAYS from
the day OF sale, the propertG will be resod AT the
c'st and risk Of the irmer purchaser or puTchasers
10y hrst giving three days public notice of such sail
Ia the Nation a. lntrlligencer " ~
f. e. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
SO lO-eOdds A. GREEN Anct
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NOTICE. DISTRICT OF CoLunsIA Apyxsr,sr-
NzNrs TO BIZ INSERTED IN THE BALrInoRr suN
AsE EscEivzD AT AND FORWARDED FROM rHr
STAR OFFICE. .
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IMPORTANT NEWS 1t always affords us much
pleasure TO notice the arrival Of distinguished
gentlemen, whether professional or political. Our
city is the father city of our common country and
as such 1t is held in estimation by all American
citizens. In this article we propose to call the at
enton OF our readers to the arrival and soiourn of
Dr baakee at the National Hotel. The doctor not
only visits the city for pleasure but also 10 nre
scribe FOR the afflicted in all chronic diseases and
particularly those of the eye and ear. The doctor
Informs us that he has plan, well matured and
thoroughly investigated, whereby he can make
canal from Lake Erie to the Alegha yer which
Will supply the Ohio river with sufficient imam
tty OF water, that there will always be three feet
OF water on Its bars during the dry season; thus
making it navigable the whole wear This ca,
talnly Is great national enterprise and deserves
close investigation, and the sanction of our Gov
erument II found practicable
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ICOMMUNIcATRp


The PUBLIc SCHOOL QUESTION IN WASHING
TON.-The Young Catholics Friend Society,
composed Of sub-societies connected with each of
the city churches Of that denominati has inst
inaugurated a policy which, If generally adopt
ed by these associations thrOuy bout the country
would prevent much asperity among different
Christian sects, and tend greatly the more per-
fert harmony Of all who labor for the diffusion of
knowledge among tue poorer classes Of our citi-
Zens- The president Of the Association since his
election rs Il member Of the Board Of Aldermen
has taken quite prominent stand IN behalf Of
our public school system, anticipating in the
public eNaminations-commendin the SYSTEM
generally, as one Of the most benz cent In our
happy republic. and invoking to the support Of
the schools the cooperation and sympathy Of all
good citizens The ant public school party I'm
tue society At once undertook to get rid OF so OBJ
noAlo's an officer, urging that the main object of
the organZatisn in the United States was 10 pro-
tect poor Catholic children from the contamina-
ton Of the public schools, and furnish them with
education la schools where they could be instruct
cd in their own religion. The contest waxed
warnl-even the r'-verend clergy II is said took
opposite sides-bJt at the annual election for of.
hcers, recently, held at the residence Of the pastor
Of ~ Pltrick'S, the obnoxious president was re-
elected over all competitions and thus the liberal
policy OF differentiation and Christian harmony
was approved and officially inaugurated by this
Association. Let New York and Boston follow
so good an example FKIIx
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WARD FINhNcEs.-A comparative statement OF
the receipts and expenditures of the several wards
for the year ending June 30, 1859, (omitting bal
ances,) furnishes results as follows First Ward
Receipts, S3i 692 43; expenditures s2s 995 81; ex
cess of receipts over expenditures S. 09S 20 Sec
ond Ward-Receipts, S39, 9sO.I5; expenditures
.37e.97; excess of receipts over expenditures
S56Ol rs. Third Ward-Receipts s29, 7i2 81; ;
expenditures 81, 2Ul o. Fourth Ward-Receipt,
$40, 90; expenditures, 1876 5l34l excess OF re-
ceipts over expenditures, Sl3. GA So Fifth Ward
Receipts, Si6 732 81; expenditures, SI6.2I4 81;
sixth Ward-Receipts, 81, i9l.1s expenditures
81 672.39 excess Of expenditures over receipts
Siol2l Seventh Ward-Receipts, Sl6 30 So;
expenditures, Sli 531 AZ; excess Of receipts over
expenditures. s1 ,669Os
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WANTED TO RENr-A stylish, comfortable and
well furnished house, situated north of Pennsyl-
and not further north than street. Address "a %
plcant" at this office. Sc I2-S
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Lieut.. Gen-Scott O,d.r.S, A.

NEW York, Sept. I}.-Lt Gen. Scott lert here
eo-day Tor Washington, in obedience 10 a tele-
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AT BENARD q Co.'s TEMPLE OF FASHION, No
AS Pa dceaue, near corner ~ street.-The cholc-
est styles of tents Dress Hats, hne Soft and Felt
Hats, Boys and Children's Hats and Caps at the
lowest cash price. The Three Dollar is un-
SurQAkSS0.
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p X T E S OF sbpkk G Toe
FURNITURE DRY GOODS

FURNITURE DRY GOODS.
CLAGETT 4 DODSON.
EXTENSIVE DEALERS IN ALI KINDS or
superior Furniture Dry Goods.
announce that their Store house in nov v.n su.1
for the s1R % n the above
Ofhces, Lodgings, &C., &c. re's'
THEIR FIRST STORY
h.ed with Al kiIds Cocoa. Canton and Singa pore
FfoSFe 6f Hot 5Ss sed s Ssass
81 2ss n0tes are Furnished apd cut
these oi Cloths are all il the newest and most
THE SECOND STORY
heavily supp led with gni 6cent stock OF yery
heavy and beautiful assortment of Imperin
Brussels, heavy English and Americas 1a r5nsed
List, Rag, and other CARPETINGS "'
~ The department Tor TABLE and TOILET
GOODS, 60, same floor. is heavily stoeted Win
LINEN and COTTON sHEETJNGs-
row kEt IfNss snd T Bs4RLs q bs SoSGs'
from 8. By ga T. ia b1 "a AMAsAs ~ cloths
teT%sd.ts and qualities and SAf XII Is. ann R
nav be found ,bs n ssts ssonsst yhch
aers and Belgium, very rare and elegant and CHEAP
THE THIRD STORY
snd fsiaE. Faye; es 1Rd
fhIlNS Tor rawlng rooms, pArIore D,ninS
rooms, Chambers. Halls, aud Stess. with ess.ss,
new styi' Rugs matching, or not. as NAV 6e de-
The department for CURTAINS contain, an Inn
SUPPLY o. ~ shS sSysItes n gotseousy rOh
EIn6Ioldered ace and Muslin UNDER ctr
IAlNs, From the looms of 81. Gaul. ELEGANT coz
NICkS, an both metal and wood amongst which
are seyers, new styles, representing Rose wood
pax, and w lnut, ornaHnented with figures of fold
rom the oe,eDTated mandatory of Zumpsteio a.
Nj main. OF Berlin, in Prussia.
presenting clusters of Strsvberries, Piums, Ro.es.
Lilies, Daisies, FusChies, and many Other fTS,sss
and flowers, al gotten up IN glass and metal in the
Also rich Cantre and S;da CnpDS
SELLS. PRINCES, GIMP Innings, and All ofhsr
necessary belongings for Curtains. 'o'
- Also, an extensive and very cheap assortns,, ~
rrTTapps pa G!t and other SHA bEs and FIX
nhS' r,S NJ COkDs ans TASSELS &c
~, THE FOURTH STORY
= also filled with elegant MEDhiiIoN CAD
tT6ns IN .elyet, OF sizes adapted 20 the dimen-
sions OF par,ors and drawing rooms in fhis -
o5h hi, cltiss; VELVET CARPETINGs In pecss
yhch are some Of French manufsctara st.gaasstt
- a Y, ebo some IN English lE colo sftsr
lhs rersiaE asd Turkish sty lie and coIors
plaza TEfpysh s3a
patsd manufactures Of Crossley A. Sons. HslifsY
,norkshire and the Messrs Bigelow Clinton Ma
Mltn them may be found RIGGS ana MATS exc
SSoteo 10 tne most exquisite eoiors, fine velvet
neavy bodies. representing animals, birds, lowers
ana landscapes, truer 10 ssture than the finest OF
paintings. al astOnishIngty low prices.
The public sTe invited 10 look through our stock
and examine for themselves.
All onr goods are warranted TO be - sold PAGES
~ low as those Of any other establishment in th,s
CustSmers ofthis city. Georgetown. and AI.,,
dria yho buy Of ns will their goods sent home
cLAGETT DODsoN
Sc 12-eo<w Pa av. ID doos east of oh st
I,INE CLOTHS,
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BY A. GREEN. Aueuoneer


VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE FIRST
W4RpAT AucTIoS.-On FRIDAY, the 18th in
sAnt, 1 shall sell. IN front OF the PREMISES nj
mnloek m, the following valuable Building Lots
Lot No. ii, I'M Square No. q, fronting on north n
between sd and 2iLh streets west, contalnins
5,gSsquare feet,
of north and cath streets, containing ms
square feet, '''-
Lot NO 4, II Sqnare No. 81, fronting on north L.
bstw aen sd and oath streets, next 10 the corns,
~ xith street, containing 5.24l square feet,
LOIS NOS. ana q. IN Square No D, situated at the
corner Of north l. aRd oath streets No con.
talns Gao aud No. 5,97 square feet
PERSONS wishing to Purchase handsome huiIdins
i9ts are respectfully requested anime the beau
tlul locations OF all the above described property;
th9y VIII hnd this sale worthy their attention.
Terms Tor Lots Nos. aud 6. IN SQUARE g. made
known on ay OF sale ; perhaps It will be cash
f"T al ths rest one quarter cash balanoe l. G. |.
anu IL mouths for notes hearing interest from day al
Indisputabe. i''''
The sale will com nence on the first named prop
erty. Use l2-dl GREEN
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DRUG SFrRE FOR SALE.-It is not one that
~ Is constantly, being bOugh, and sold on specu-
.tinn. but has been occupied by its present owner
Tor twelve years, and nothing bot ill health could
induce him now to quit it, Ad ress, over real name
PHILOMEL. Box No. IL, star Once Sc lost
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NORFOLK OYSTER nou

CS1 NORFOLK OYSTER nou
-1I DEPOT. ZSl
The undersig ned informs his numerous custome,s
and the public In general that he has opened this
day his New. Large and Well arranged Establish
ment al No. 2sl c STREET, between IOtn and 18th,
opposite the Theatre. tIormer Garusi's SaloonJ
where ne Is prepared to execute all orders large or
small for his celebrated SPiCED PICKEED
LlNNH AsEN BAY OYSTERS, put up upon an
improved an, Impartlng TO the oyster fine flavor,
asd packed IN thu cans kegs of any size that NAV
be required. Fresh OYSTERS put up in tin cans or
Kegs IN sizes from quart to II gallons hermetcally
sealed which can be Transported to any part of the
United states, and warrant d to keep. Also, Owe
ters IN the shell, by the peck bushel or packed IN
barrss Hotels aud private families furnished he
lowest market ices, and delivered free of charge
tended TO by r. NJ HkRVEV o.
Agent for Henry FITZGERALD, Norfolk, va.
P.S.-Open from n IN. To II m Sc i2-tf
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JOSEPH RODGERS & SuN,-From these dis
usguIshed makers of Cutlery In Sheffield Eng
land, we have Just REQ lived q varied took Of pen
and Pocket Knives, Table and Desert nj ,. s. with
Knives TO match; Butcher and Shoe Knives; Ra-
zOrs, Strops, Needles in cases, &c. These goods
are SO well known that they naed no recemmenda
uons from us. Buying them of the makers for cash
e1soles US to sell them Is per cent less than if bought
OF second hands, W. shall be pleased to show these
articles To thopubc. feeling assured that an exam
inatlon will result in y purchase.
GRIFFITH q SHIELDS.
set 339 Pa. av opposite Browns.
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k>OR RENT-A very fine three story BRICK
Il BtlI'DING-No. 4sl + street, between Sd and
most healthy locality Ia the city, and dflrg htfnl
residence To be seen at any time on the premises
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By J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auc,loneeT..

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE At
THE CORNER OF r STREET NORTH Avn l9Tu
i ,lkEp VISA PuBLIC AUrrIoN.-On MONDAY
Ar tERNOON, September the 18th, at az O'clock
on the premises, we shall sell that VARIABLE proper
" fItuated 81 the corner of 18th and L streets be-
rns part r. "I LOT No. = IN square No. S2I, having
rack teventy ieet ON 18th street to four feet alley
sistIng OF new well built four story briet honse
containing commOdious store room on the 6rst
noor a dry ce,lar and kitchen below, and nine good
rms properly rs situated at the intersection of
roughfare between the Executive Depsrtments nd
as ocatlon Is unSurpassed by any in thst
cilon OF the city. The sale of this property pre-
annual rent. Title indI sputabla
., 'efms Si.oS In cash, 81 so in fve wears and
The residue H. one two, three and four wears from
the Gay OF sale, with interest secured by deed OF
trust the premises; the interest TO be bald semi
annually. - f ~
SEED &c. MCGUIRE CO. Auc,,rs
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MAl JUST OPENED, -
XXX FALL. GOODS AT NEW YORK 90
Ribbons at wholesale prices,
EE ppEAW W, BuONNEIS, all kinds and prices,
BDDNNET FRAMES, RUCHES, etc., stc.,
az hE = SSik n hest quality, all prices,
SPlsntdld assortment Of HOSIERY,
prices.
n: B. Don't fail to call before you purchase else
wheie, rs my goods Will compare in style with auy
stock in the city. WIN. p. SHEDD.
ssHa on.&Intsl.l = 5oS nth street.
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ARREsr.-A Frenchman, name unknown wa.
arrested in Stafford county, Va, with horse and
buggy which he is charged with stealing In tn
city: He Is now retained In the guard house, tc
await the arrival Of the witnesses,
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctionetrs.
nLD BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL
ptember 10Th, ct O'Clock, " front of the premi,
SEES, We shall sell the Materials in the third story
tween and q streets, one door north OF the resi-
deree OF William Stone, Esq.
The buildings to be taken down even with the
Payements, and removed together with the IN bbish
within ten DAYS aft the sale
ISms; credit OF O. AID 90 days. with satisfac-
torliy endorsed notes, bearing interest
b seNSd j. G.. Mcguire Il co, Aucts
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News BEsissss Sxifs,
Yoxths' Business SSits,

ChttdTeH'S Sfho0t SttfS.
NOAH WALKER Co, Marble Hall Clothing
ssnn0unoe that their annual display of Fall and
winter Clothing Is now ready for inspection. IL
~ comptlsed OF an assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest desig ms
IN material. trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with ECONOMY, in
fashionsbe articles Of dress, an Opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
duced prices. al acly
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TOR RENT-HOUSE No. 400 north side Of
Il Massachusetts avenue near 5tb street N has :
rooms, cellar, LAS and water
mo r.. KENDALL.
80 l2-ft Al stree, near CITY Hall
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EOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE containing 10
rooms, corner Sd and streets. Ing nire Of Mr..
MCLAUGHLIN, corner of 4th AMI stceet or No
40 5th street, between f and r streets north. ''
Sc " ST.
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ODEON HALL, Corner ~ street and Pa areuys-
We are now opening one Of the finest and best Sc
consisting of every variety of Geuts Frock. Bust
n ness Dress and OveIcoats; splendid variety Of
been in msrke this fall. Our stock of BOYS Cloth
ing cannot be e9ualed in this or any other
IN rurhlshinx foods our assortment ID iull. Give
Us call and we will give you bargains.
30 l25 WIEsRNPsIn A. Co
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RzxAISrHs IN THE W AsHINsros CRY Posr OyyIcy
UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING
rHEN TO BIZ PRINTED IN THE NKwsPAPKR HAVING
TIE LARsKsT CIRCULATION WITHIN rHR DELIVERY
OF The OFFICE. Irs TOTAL DAILY crRcuLArIou n.
soEE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER pArLy
PAINTED IN THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
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EARM FOR SALE-Twelve miles from Wash
!ngton and one mila from Reltsville epot-con-
tanning lao acres In good state of cultivation; with
a hne orchard of IRON : to 6 hundred fruit trees,
good water; good dwelling with rooms and nee
essary out buildings. Two churches aud one school
house within one mile. Country road on the front
aud another on the hack Of the Farm, running into
the pike three-quarters o. mile from the Farm Fo,
further particulars, apply to the subscriber on the
premises. is ony twenty five mnut es ride IN the
cars from Washington to Beltsvlle.
au 30-lm G. i HALL
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1--WE bRovERs' RksT FIsHr-Daniel Kicker,
The Old man mentioned day or two ago In our
police report IS having been charged with assault
lng aud orating two young men named Jno. Keefe
day and was held u bail for Court nv Ius,ics
Dom Uncle Dan-as he Is Familiarity called
wanted them held to security to keep The peace:
p,: brin& unwilling To swear that he was afraid
Of them the security was not demanded
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A RRlEED-A | packet schooner SyIvanus Al
a len, captain Sears, has arrived and is q
please attend TO receiving their gods. 49,
HARTLEY Il BRO
rstra
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

n@GEDRGETOWN TAXES FOR 1889
S. Notice Is hereby given thst the Collector is
required by law to advertise property and enforce
the pay ment OF all taxes unpaid the first Monday
in October next.
sel-Im CD WEIGH. Collector
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DOSE COTTAGE FOR RENT-Tha undo,

pose COTTAGE FOR RENT.-The under
"a signed mas for rent his country house known as
ROSE COTTAGE, a. Kendall Green, a mile and
half from the post Office ,The house contains ten
rooms b. sides a two stnry kitchen, and commands
2 hne view of the city and surrounding country.
The slt9st3n is perfectly hea thy and the mod
crate. The lot, csntainIn two acres of ground IN
be LOT with the house if desired. Apply 10 WIN.
STlCkNEY, in person. Mt Kendall tireen, or adj
Of October. so O. 9Ws
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The THEATRE.-' Our American Cousin'' "a
still all the 20 at the theatre, and again drew
very large house last night. Neither is Cousin
Asa Trcnc hard, by Clark, the only principal char
aetsr IN the piece, but the English snob, Lord
DHhdresrv by w heatley, who urges bis suffer-
wing" dulcinea To - twy a auambewy tart ;, &C
Is almost equally important and inter- sting The
PuhIic have not yet got enough Of sour American
COUSIN, and demand its repetition tonight on
farce Of = foodles," John y Clark as Toodles
We again advise those taking ladies to secure
seats ia tie day time
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NJ. STAMPING DEPOT.

ROCK; STATIoNERY,AND FANCY STORE
- foR "a LE.-An old established Store i'm
George,own, ID. C. doing a frst-rate business, is
now offered for sale. Terms made 'easonahle. Ap-
GeOrgetOwn d. O. Post Office. sec iaw1x'
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ODD FELLOWS HALL resounded last night with
peals Of langhter-Blitr had his best house. and
was la his best humOr, and went through his
lest tricks Yet he says he wishes this TO b. IN.
great night. aud promises all who come a good
Time Blitz requests 20 call attention to his
'ai,te and select enterta nment Saturday after
noon At o'clock, for schools, families children
servants and others. Saturday night will be hi.
List Va this city. Every one should go whilst the
nights are so pleasant
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FOR SALE CHEAP-A new and comfortable
l. FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, on the ca
side of 9Th street west, between o ana streets
north. Apply TO POLLARD WEBB. No. 600
"a story 9TH street, between ID aud f.. se8
OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT-Four large
~ rooms suitable for Offices or lodg ngs, over our
store; furnished If required.
JOHN X. EI.vANS & CO,
3O9 Pa avenue between
sc w (States& Intel 9th and nth
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CENTRE MARkEr.-The market opened wen
this morning, and promised profitable day for
the dealers, VINO presented an excellent supply Of
provisions in every department The demand was
lively, and sales in proportion at prices about az
reported In the Star Of Saturday. The hay market
was occupied the entire length of the stand but
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FUoITIvE SLhvE--Cspt. T. A. Scott OF the
sch1onsr William Hone, Of PhiIadelphia. dis
cover n 4 fugitive slave on board ON hi. ,,in
zap Tho rivrr, stopped at AleTandria and had him
dg. IA toe AlrasDdris Jail, taking a recent 10,
Lis delivery The fugitive. who was worl ina
h's way North, belongs to Mr.. Neale, Of Poft
Tobacco - wv
sag Charles VI. Lanes announcement of new
Ill goods, received by express and steamer Noun,
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AUCTION SALE.
By WALL RARNARD Anc,

By WALL q BARNARD, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF CALECHE COACH
n AND hay HoRsEs At AUcTIoy.-0n SATUR-
DAY MORN MING, oath INST, at 10 o'clock, by viz
tue OF deed Of trust duly recorded, &c, we will
sen In front OF the Auction Room, one Brown Ca
erms cash.
WILLIAM II. CLAMPITT. Trustee.
&c lo,z.2z,25 WALL 4 BARNARD. Aucts.
BY J: c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
EAM ENGINE, MACHINERY. SHEDS,
r nc xNp Tools or a Back YARD AT PuBIIc Agc,
10Th, at Il o.c alottsDAY MORNING. September
IN bnd dhe SaIa opposite Georsetovn near the Csns
Steam Enxips y hIlnston We shall sell entire the
tn,es I. nslne, Mach lnery, PulvsrizeT Sbeds FIx-
lures, bat,orws and Tools &C.; toeetbsr With the
hcr ha 4 ne District for the making of pressed
rotks ave capable OF making 81 900 bricks dali, az
.d1 80 VII anord rare opportunity IoT nost
ter into the business ouisPoseo 10 en-
, Terms &c, which will be liberal, made known
seltd J. C. McGUIRE IN a..
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Row IN THE MARKRr.-This morning, Nathan
lei smith, colored, was arrested for creating dis
tlrbance In the Centre Market. The other day
Nat bought Of Mr.: J. McSherry a lot Of potatoes,
and went or without paving for them. This
morning, the dealer seeing him in the market
asked him for the money, and he immedi ately be-
gan To curse and abuse him, creating quite a dis
turbance in the market. An officer being near
arrested him and took him to the office of Justice
Dom, who, in addition to the value Of the pota-
toes, made him pay dne Of IS and costs for the
disturbance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-15

The UNION PRAYER MEETING Wesley Chapel
was largely attended yesterday afternoon. Rev.
DIR. Nadal presided, and read portion Of Scrip.
ture, the story of Nicodemus, upon which he
based some highly interesting remarks The
orphan children from the II street asylum were
present, and were, in common with the children
OF me church, made the subject Of special prayer
.,., sae GIose OF the meeting, the orphans sang
with thee Lord - o'