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5 WALL q BARNARD, Auets.

BY BARNARD q BUCKLEY; Georgctown.
II ARGE SALE OF CHOICE HARDY EVER
Ii BLOOMING R"sEs, ORNAMtNraL SHkTkS
PLANTS, &c.-On SArU RDAG AFTER NOON
lhth instant, at o'clock, az Forrest Hal. George
town, VIC viii SCI, large stock and variety of the
chuicest ever bloomIus Roses. rev varI-iies Or
nauental Shrnl'-. Climbing Plants. EVsrrraeus
tieIanlums, HcI"tropeS, HytargIas. Nerhenas
Carnations lsahlIas; with great variety If other
PARTS ali of which In hrst rate order and an
al pom. "
Tho attention OF ladies and lovers Of heauttfuI
Flowers Is inyit to tins Ss-, 70 ~ the pes aa
luyne ever offered "a Geprgctown.
rho above are from tho grounds and green house
Of \. Jardin. ~
Terms cahh.
RARNARn 4
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FOR RENT, SALE, OR EXCHANGE For
property ~ the BoT thern part Of tho cit,-asmall
BRICK HOtSE on the Island, corner Of a. aud r
streets. containing rooms. Apply to A. ". FOW-
i.ER Pension Office, or No. 36s New York ave
nue., between Irth and leth Sts. anl.wS
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S00 SEVENTH STREET zoo
III. MEl.A x SON.
,, BOOTS AND SHOES CHEAPER Than EvFp
Inc Largest, Cheapest, and Most Complete As
sortIneDt of r..
BOOTS AND SHOES RAI
over Drought 10 TINS CITY can now be foundv
One H. or abcre odd FslIo,cS' Hall.
List OF PRICES.
Gents fine Boots sewed .-.... ee--
Do. fine Shoes, lasting sewei - :. ~
do. hne Patent Leather and Kid Caters az
Ladies' English Lasting fheeled) Caters ''' S,3
Do. fine Kid Slippers (hee edl - ',a
Do. fine double soled Morocco Boots 49, i' TX
heels, from IS cents TO 81, N "i'"oo'
A rare chance. Call quickly.
III. MELA a SON .
No. 900 Seventh stree,
ap H-tf Don't forget door above o. ~ Hall
NEW .PAPERHANGING sTORE.-Tbe mn
Y dersigned has now and constantly keeps on
wAt ILtoTPsA PERs, BORDERS, DECoRA-
ST SSE ss5 ses EFIEXTTFEs
PIGTuRE CORD and TASSELS.
SHUTTER TIES, dc.
All Of which viii be sold at the lowest cash
ID Paper put on in the beet sty ls and warranted.
sp n-lm sos New York av., bet 18th and 10th SITS
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n% NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
US. Books OF subscription to the stock of a new
BuIdlng Association are now open at tho store of
Edward Z. Dyer, No. Penn. avenue, and at the
Office of Il. NJ. Hanson, No. so It'll street. opposite
lItelligencer Offce. mar Tiff
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR SALE.-A RESTAURANT, situated be-
IL tween LIST and ID streets, now doing a very fair
business is offered for sale reasonable terms If
early application is made the premises-j5S Pa,
avenue. an l4-3ts
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III THE STAR PUBLISHES THE LISTS OF LETTERS
IExAINISG IN THE WASHINGTON CITY PosT OFFICE
UNpER TIE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING
THEN TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
the LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
OF THE OFFICE. ITs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY
PRINTED IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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E'oR RENr-llandSomely FURN ISHED
u ROOMS IN the secoud or tEird story IN The
house on 9th street, NJ. ifi.
GEORGE WILMER,
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W.. O. q. F.-'rhe members of the Order in
lkS tending to visit New York ON the Goth inst
who desire to have quarters engaged for them hy
the Comnttee are requested To hand IN their name
tn the Sub-Connittees during the present week a ;
final arrangements To that end will be completed ON
the 18th INST. The General Committee will IA, elton
SATURDAY EVENING, the 10th inst.
ap H-St WM. X. MCLEAN, See.
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RURNETr'S COCAINE, the best article OF
ID the day. ~ "
Mrs; Aliens Hair Restorative and Hair Oil
Dunbar Fluid MsgueSia. for dyspeptios, &c.
Rat and Insect Poison, IIair DIVES
And a large and general supply Of pure Medicine,
&C., at low prices. For ssls ~
MOORE'S Drug Stores.
ap9-zw West and Fast End.
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aPis ~ BARNARD hickey. Auct,.

by J. q. McGIIRE a CO. AGctiuneers.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR
rae RESIDENTS or cHkS HUI. ESQ. Al Tea
Lie AUcTIoH.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON
SELL without reserve, parts ol original l.ots Nos 4
" anil "a, in Square No 81. which have been SuidI-
vded into seven deSlrahle building lots, foutinC
each p feet north street, hetw scu Ilth aud Ih
feet.
These 'otS are situated in 4 kirh. hcathy sud ran
idS Improving part Of the city, and the sale should
command attention
Title iEdlspHtable.
Terms: One fourth cash tho rnsi,iue in g. - and
u months, Tor satisfactorily secured notes, tearing
interest.
aPl2-d J.C. Mcguire CO.. Aucts.
BY WALL a BARNARD. Auctioncers.
RAillFF'S SAl.E.-By virtue IF an order of dis
- uaIn, 70 me directed, against the goods and
MONDAY NOR MING, April 18th At ~ o'clock
AT house NO 18th street. between PennhN VAnla
avenue and street. tosit:
2Cottage Sets. small Table.
Pillows aad holsters. Dress Bureau
/ Mardrobe, Lounge, Rocker,
j Marble-toP Mashsfand, Chairs.
l 10 stead. Hair Mattress. Shuck Mattress
RnTesn an m Bos,ersj Issh.e. Carpet,
J lar Mattress, Shuck Mattress,
1 IaDe, carpet, Stove, Burcau.
2Comforts, Shect, BedStnad and Mattrcrs
ExtHnsion Table, Hat " ack, . Carpet.
single Mahogany Bedstead, Single Mattresses.
carpet, Glass, Bowl aud Pitcher. Stani,
Bedstsad, Carpet, 2 ockar,, Z CHAPS
mar Mattress, Shuck Mattress, Pillows and
Wardrobe, Cot Red Stcads Mattresses
Hair Mattress, Bureau. Marble top WaShstand.
Win other articles not here enumerated.
apR WALL a BARNARD b, .A1cts
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M THE LADIES
w ILL PLEASE READ AND REMEMBER
that ! hay! just opened my stock Of CHiI--
pREN'S FANCY STRAW HATS, to which i
Invite their attention bafore Purchasing -
At HOPKINS BAZAAR
ap 1f-eO2w cOnpr 9Th st and pa ~,
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EoR RENT.one Of the most eligible RIiSI-
nj. SNYDER & SON, Bankers. mar ~
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The Pennsylvania STATE Fair.

81, ILL., . nELPHiA, sept. 0.-There was a great
aS, eA.Iuhg ulal Of frst-claSs steam engines this
G,o,''SS ~ r,ae fennsylvania Agricultural Pair
ui1unus, The competitors Were the Hfbernia
a aus, ashinSton They We're so equally matched
, ,' sne most intense excitement preva led among
NJ ,ne iIiehas ~ tue companies regarding their
f SlSht accident 20 the Washington de-
ptlVed her II her fun power. Both snyi1es
worked under unfavorabie circumstsnc,s aud
nave played better on previous occasions The
many points are In dispute that the commits,
VIII PROBABLY take time to decide Roth com
pahits' Tor the time. are jubilant The wsshing-
toh e,iglne was built at Baltimore, aud the N her
MIA at Philadelphia The Fair closed his c,,eni
WIN an address and the award Of premiums
ihefc mas been warm competition smonr th.
sewing machine manufactures. The first pr zs
was taken by Messrs I.add. Webster a Co The
weather has beca propitious during the wLoIe
week, and the Fair has proved a decided success
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fHl LATEST IITs BY flIIGlLl8
Three Davs Later fran Eux.

QcEbEc, Oct The Canadian and British
,e oosnip hungarian, Capt. +. Jones, from Liver
:, On we Slst September. passed Farther Point
bs,e ,o 10y -Four this morning, and will be due
c,,,i :, SN.r-amships Etna, America. Indian, and
0i.y on w ashington, had arrived out ssfely.
i'm 81, ~, had been detected in Turker hav-
The Liverpool cotton raarSsa %, en !, n
had slightly declined. fu~4'''o
The Liverpool breadstuffS market was ort.,
and all kinds closed slightly higher H"'''
The Liverpool provision market closed steady
and generally unc hanged
Conscls closed at 951 for money
The conspiracy TO aSsassinate the Sultan resulted
In many arrests.
The verdict Of the inquest Of the bodies caused
bv the eNplt sion Of the Great Eastern was that IL
was purely occidental
here is nothing later from China. The gen
elaL ana political news In England and on the
continent Is MIN portant
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ALIEN
Correspondence of Tae Sta,

ALEXANDRIA, Vas Oct. I, 1859
Onr citizens heard with profound regret of the
sudden demise of Mr.. James Mckenzie which
sad event TRANSFERRED at his residence on Prince
street last night
Chas. Dudley was before Mayor NJ assey CHARGED
with stealing some brass couplings from the Nv
drauliOn fire cOmpany's house and was ssnt 10
Jail in default of security to nswer hin Of in
dictment at the County Court
On Thursday afternoon, VIII lie some children
were playing in the vicinity Of the Canal basin.
one OF them, a little daughter Of Capt ]. Moore
accidentally fell into the water and but for the
timely assistance OF a colOred man. whose name
we could not learn, must have drowned
We have been shown several very pretty articles
OF needl.wOrk, made by some ladies of fhis CITY
which they intend sending t. the MARYLAND IpSfi
tute Fair, to be held in Baltimore for the purpose
Society "
Hugh Latham, Esq, has received from Balti-
more beautiful six-horse omnibus capable of
seating thirty persons which he intends placing
upon his line connecting with the Alexandra and
Washington railroad. as soon as travel ia resumed
over the Long Bridge.
Our enterprising friend, Price is engaged I'm
making some extensive improvements in his res
taurnn, under PhPnix Hail. which, when com
pieted, Will make his establishment compare IA
Eorably with any others In this section
we noticed schooner coming up the river this
morning with three new passenger cars for the
Orange and Alexandria railroad.
rhces Varieties is gaining public favor every
ody, owing 10 the TACT that Stage-u.anager n IN
spares no pains in giving Performance which
cannot fail to please the most fastdions In sucb
matters. Last night, Mrs. C. w. Gladstane ap-
Peared as Julianna, in the play Of the - Honey
Moon" Her defamation, in the rendering of the
most beautiful passages with which this piece
abounds. is well studied and given in fine style
and her acting throughout was admirable VIII
ming the frequent applause of the audience Mr.
T. Barton Hills personation of Duke Aranza was
also mastery piece Of acting. The audience
iasi hl2htwas not as large as on the night previous
but We were glad to notice an increase in the
number of ladies present, who, 1t seems, arc be-
GIN ing to appreciate this beautiful place of
amusement Tonight has been set apart for the
farewell benefit of Mrs. Gladstane, on which occa-
sion she will appear as Julia, in the splendid play
OF the Hume hback
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS
I LGtomac Steamboat Company, ~
OF their steamer Powhatan to Nor d41EaaEsEh
folk, oheS the public Of Washington and vicinity an
to!nao to GLYMONT and Al UIACREnEEK9 ~ tw 10
dall y during the hot weather. wv
To parties of three or more excursion tiokets will
be issued at one dollar (S - each for Giymont with
privilege OF remaining there all night and returning
next day; also for Aqua Creek, attwC dollars 40
with privilege of remaining one or two days
!; The angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
other small Gsh being abundant; also 6ne shootinS
game being plentiful.
places. ~ '
Boats leave foot of 9th street at So q. m. and 6x
IN. Returning, IN p. IN. and 81 a. IN.
For further Information inaure at the CO upany !,
once, No: 3I2 Pennsy lvania avenue. next door r.
broWnrs Hotel GEO. Il. MATTINGLY,
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat COMPANY
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The Missing Ernnan,.

WATERTowS, N. Y, sept 29-Prof La Noun
tain was seen in the town Of Pitcairn ST Law
renee county, fifty miles due northeast from here
at supposed altitude Of five miles going due east
with great velocity. He was also seen from Har
rlSville, Lewis county, y. Y. passing over tie
New York wilderness and going due east az a
great elevation. reward OF 81 600 has been Of
Tered for the discovery of La Mountain and his
companion IL alive; and $500 for ,beir bodies II
dead; A party goes to the woods tomorrow In
search OF them
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PUTURE DAYS

BY J. c. Mcguire & CO.. Auctoneers.
tHWO STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE
AT aUCiIoN;-On THURSDAY AFTER
NOON, October tt ,, a. O'Clock, on the premises,
We shall sell part Of Lot No. q square 3d. front
ing 81 ieet on 81 street west near the corner Of r
street north with the improvements. consisting OF
a Nv" story Brick dwelling House, containing 1--WE
rooms. The houss Is well suited for a small family
and Is IN every respect well arranged. The loca
ton is pleasant and desirabe, commanding a f Ge
view Of the Potomac river ana the srrroundIrg
scencTy. Title IndIsputabe -e
1eTms: One third cash the residue in 4 q ard Il
Hnths, with interest secured nv deed in trIISt or
the premises. All conveyancing at the cost of the
Sc sd J. C. Mcguire co. Aucts
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-Flour is steady; Howard
street and Ohio IS. Wheat is quiet; white, gos
10 prime, 81 2Oal 30. Corn is firm: white s2aSlc
yellow olsS5c. Provisions unchanged; bacon
sides, holders demand an advance, IOIc. offered;
mess pork SIC; prime SII 25aIl 50. Whisky un-
changed; CITY 27k
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The GREAT DRAwBaeK to persons emIgrstng To
the western cenntry, Is the great fear thsy
have Tor ths Fever and kEue the mosf d. Cfa OF an
diseases: Every gay, ~ bear Of persons attacked
by this disease, and mad he pless in short time
without any means of aaotding relief. In view Oh
the great demand for areily Dr. Hostetter has pre-
sented his celeb ated "BltLers." whose Gu atIye
powers for all diseases of the stomach ha ve been
universally acknowledged. The "Biitsrs." pre-
pared alter long eG pJIieEce and deep study have
receiveu the eEcomiums of the most eminent phy 81
Clans As well az a classes, from every Fart 6f our
c.,uHtry. TO these who doubt their many virtues
al we can soy Is, try them and Judge for themselves
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, ev-
oisN"7iS' sc 81 cost
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AUOFIOI sALn,
y For other Auetisn Sales, see fonrt1 pae-,
By A. GREEN, Auctiopeer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE BUILD.
ING LOT AT TIE CORNER OF MAssAcHUsErr.
NUEtND 18Th sTRERr KasT.AT AuCrIoN.-On
m sbsI the 9th Instant, 1859, at O'Clock p
s,S aeed Of trust from Pasqule Def. leo. 10 me
eiShtaauoTr hearing date the second day Of June,
her a SSnnSred and nifty five, snd recorded in Ii
the pist 81 and regards for Washington county m
propertx 4, i OF S8llmbls. the following named
nnmhsres '1L ,is viz: An Of Lot No g. in square
Terms cash. 1.-THE purchaser sbo,i1 g.,
Serves he yisy with the terms, the Trrstee re
and cost Of iha resell the property at the risk
three days notice of such resale HaSeI' oy giving
o,,1. UEORGE X. RUFF, Trns,aa
&c Lots AGREE = zee,
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BY c. X. l.. CROWN 4 CO.. Auc,ioree-,
FURNITURE AT AUCTION rT-rSD,

Mnh " Mt, Oct. 4th inst, al 10 o;cIocT - Al
StoIe, no Soi rs avenue. we shall sell onr s,ock ~
tuIhitnfe. consIstIng of Brocatells SETS T.te !,
Ietes, Rocking Chairs. Marble-top Tables re-
steads OF al patterns, Husk and Hair Matt,ess..
DINING Tables, Wardrnbes, Lounges, Marblf'ron
anu other bureaus Hatraoks, Bedding and mnnf
aIticles whch we deem unnecessary 10 e nuu srats
as our store rs now undergoing thorough Tepairs
thu the FURNITURE must be sold to make ROOM sale
positive. without regard to cost re ms S51 ant
under cash; that sum credit of 81 and ~ ds,s
iof hotss satsiactorIly endorsed, airing interest
,., L. X. l.. CROWN 4 co .Aucts.
w ~ No. 237 Pa. az.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The regular monthly
meeting OF the Teachers Association was held at
the Smithsonian Institution at 10 O'Clock this
morning, with general attendance of the MEN,
psrs- Inc business before them was, first, a re-
VIE on OF the constitution of the Assoc iation the
better to adapt its government and GENERAL ,yorl.
ms 70 the present condition OF educational affairs
In " aShington second the election of officers for
ILe cushing year. and last, general discuss on upon
ing. - '~'"A-
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IHk orsrER DEPOT of Mr.. Hasgeg. on street,
Immediately opposite the theatre, 4 destined to
contribute much TO the comfort Of those among lis
fond Of good eating IL is by far the largest esta
hshment Of tue kind here, and is in all respects
Well arranged. We presume that the acconnlo-
dauOns viii admit Of canning at least 500 bushels
OF Q! seTs daily during the season besides serving
half that quantity to hotels families and Others
mere Mr. Harvey has also arranged to receive
daily, every variety Of fish and game obtainable
Ior THIS market Having been in the business here
Dor some time, Mr. Harvey has given entire salts
Faction 10 all dealing with him His supplies are
invariably in fine condition, and his charges very
moderate
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The THEArRE-The performance at the The
atre last night, although none were engaged in ii
but our own stock company, was a star perform
anee Of the first order-Mr. Lingham, Mr.. Chap
lin and the charming Miss Charlotte Thompson
non In manner that coald hardly have been ex-
celled by the most ilustrious importations of his
tFlonic talent from abroad. Tonight the follow
Ing Tieh bill is offered in which at least half a
dozen OF our own stars appear: The Blind Violin
1st-mlss L. Thompson as Margaret Hartman; A
Faney Dance, by Miss Della Norvell; The Conlu-
gal Lesson, by Mr.. Raymond and Mrs Proctor;
and last. but not least. Dutch Richard the Third
Mr. = W; Glenn rs Richard. Barry sullivan is
announced in Hamlet on Monday night next
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CENTRE MARxar,--rhs suuutv NJ n,,,,,,,,,.
wss fully up to the average this morning ,homnh
The attendance was not as large, nor the asmsss
al active with the purchasers as usual mon SAT-.
GAYS. The space was well occupied NV eo,n,,,
dealers, and the hay-stands was a so tenanssJ
nay was selling at 60 to 90 per cwt.. demsnd
Ight- Prices in the sheds about as folIows Naho
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Burstin. of n Ralloon

Row.. n. Y. Sept. 29.-Professor Coe accom-
panied by Mr. Cottman. of Rome made balloon
ascension here to-day from the fair grounds The
County Fair being in session. there were 10000
spectators The ascension was fine. At the height
OF two miles, the balloon burst, turning up In the
topof the netting thus forming parachute. Tie
yoyaTers. after psrlous aud exciting descent.
landed safely In a swamp, three miles from their
starting point There was intense excitement
among the crowd below during the descent
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WATCH RETuRNs.-Caroline Campbell, cold.
drunk and disorderly; work-house 80 days. Ste
Pnen King, do; hne3pd costs, s3.l5. Matthew
Butler, stealing, and fugitive from the work.
mouse; sent back for 30 days. Geo. Foster. drunk
and dsorderly; fine and costs IS rs. Isaac Ems
40; DO, S4l5. Yellan Foreman. u. 3 warrant;
security Tor peace Allen Crane sent to the Insane
-Four dodgers were accommodated
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Flour has declined roc /;
State 81 55Gs4 65; Ohio IS .40a5 S. Southern S 20
as so Wheat is heavy; southern white ~ IS.
western S1.27. Corn is firm; mixed o. white sea-
800; yellow 93c. Pork is steady; mess sI5 SOa
SIS IS; prime slO.62. Lard is firm. Whisky 10
firm at DC
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BUsINEss-The outdoor business of auctioneers
and Others had lively appearance this morning;
and the wagon stands in the most frequented
thoroughfares were well attended The activity
Oh merchants and statesmen indicated the i'm prove.
ment OF business, though not yet as brisk as 1t NAV
DE expected to be in a few days The fail trade
soon commencing will change the appearance of
the stands In the busy localities :
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct. l.-Stocks are lower and dull.
Chicago and Rock Island 65X; Illinois Central
shares Coy; do. bonds - Y; Michigan Southern
preferred shares .3a New York Central 81
Reading Az; Mil. and Miss. 81; Va SIS olE
Mo. 6's e3A Exchange on London is dull att 10 /
alOR per cent.
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INTO THK PIT--The grading Of Ninth street has
ieft steep bank at the northwest corner Of Ninth
and F. streets, and without the usual guards of
temporary footways twill be likely to prove a
dangerous trap to pedestrians. Last night, dark
as u was, there was no lamp 10 designate the spot
I've gentlemen. passing along L street, were
brought up with round turn by the gap. and one
remarked 20 his com panon. ssThis is a dangerous
pldcr-some one will fall in" A mournfui voice
from the Pit answered, Il am in, already.'' In
fact an unlucky wayfarer had pitched over the
bank into the muddy pit, and, though he did not
complain Of serious injury To his person, his
clothes were in a provoKingIy sad condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01
BY WILL. & RARNARD. Anciioneerr-

GROCERIES. LIQUORS, WHITE LEAD
&c, AT AucTIoN-on TUESDAY MORN
.NV. oeIoOer ., at 10 O'Clock. we viii sell At our
aucuon Room, corner 9th street and Pa avenre
r dccount oi WON II may concern, a stock oI
Barrels of yellow Sugars,
Chests Imperial. Gunpowder and cIack Teas
Sasule, Brown and Farcy Toilet Soaps
sweet On, Bay Rum Vefnieelh and Rice
BOXES starch, Cases Tack, Buckets
Boxes Chewing Tobacco, nti- neryous do
II baTrels syrup, prime article,
noNes Pepper. boxes AGamantine Candles
recan ard cream Nuts, boxes Prunes
. Kegs W hlte Lesd, bars Cloves
~ cases Caret, q demiohns Brandy,
z barrels common Whisky.
8 do fine Bourbon Whisky
~ 90 P!ke's Monopgahe.a and other whiskys
100 Cigars. different brands
. casks Blackberry B-andy
ish many other goods in the Grocery line, all Of
Ierms; So and under, cash; over that amoupt
ao,edI al ~ ard 90 days, for notes. satisfactoFiy
&C WALL 4 BARNARD Aucts
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING.-M, BOWIE, 45O 18th street,
reasonable ROOMS for rent SO a., va
ppARD.-Tvo desirable ROOMS (conmanl-
~ eating with BOARD, can be obtained in a pri-
yate family at No 40s 18th street, between g aud
H. sc 3O-4ts
BOARD "A Gentleman. or a Gentleman and LADY
~ can BE- accommodated in a small private FAM v.
Apply TO w. A, through the Post Office. sc % ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

ORPHANS CoURr.-To-day,i in this Court, Judge
Purcell listened to the petition of Elizabeth Smith
and Ann II Thompson, widow and daughter of
John w Smith, deceased against Joseph Smith,
administrator, the petitioners claiming interest
under the will in the estate of deceased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

THOSE BARRELS MIR DeVaughn, whose name
was mentioned in yesterdays Star in connection
with fracas at the corner of Ninth and streets
requests us To say that he wasslot knocked down
by Hr Davis, that neither Of his eyes were BACKED
ana that the cause II the quarrel between him and
MI Davis was that ID. claimed to occupy space on
Tie pavement which did not belong Ia him, viz :
space In front Of one half Of tie cellar which IS
held BY the landlord
Our reporter ID certain that somebody's ewes
We're blscked. and that il was without doubt a
very animated and well contested fight