Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. lasad by See ee hens natorial canvass in Virginia, which resulted so —At six o'clock last | Maryman on the oath of Mary PF. Hooke, who quaelage lines at on charged him with an attempt to commit a rape isastrously to these who invested funds a MF. By E. 8. WRIGHT; Serena Y ¢ TO-MORROW MORNING. Navy aed Fllis’s assurances of vietory.a in that State GAR AT AUCTION.—On night, a large wumber of officers of the Navy Naentc ik tat Chatto aaktoes vietory,a paper ESD, az AP AY nex! at 1 By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Marine corps metat the Washington Club Rooms | pon hes on the 1 "7 peat = | to fier) travenctions simaltaness pa ew pen’, Doni ra whart, The ‘earee ot RUSTEE’S SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE to take measures to pay a fitting tribute of respect) pi¢ Prosecuting witness said that at 10 o’eloek | minion. i Moncment Boarp. late gaber- : y s JOR ASSORTMENT OF SILKS, CLoaxs, ‘A, Sept. 26. —The corner of Third 1s, then editor of the « Organ, mba ora poet part of choice quality. Goons, Hostery, &e., sy cat. rene hy to Capt. Herndon. last Tuesday week Maryman came to her house; | was so indignant thereat, that he regaled his sub- od abl’ ARDS Which Auctioneer, 7 3: Y. the 2ist instant, 1 ‘hati reactor - eee pon yd The chait was occupied by Commodore Shu- |'wo one was at home; her Wetle Grprdirba heal acribers wit two or. three colamas of editorial Seer Ee Te Tso COes >. S. Wr SMRlORSD.RE | tareated parnoun eatbombaen anne Instita- n Ds ‘age were on the rstep; he matter, compla’ attack. . +i i ins perrninh ys ag eae ee EO Ree WGA hex which she teclincd; We took bold at her Had. he. Filis recollected this sheidcet. im bis R. me vania avenne, between Twelfth and | tious (Ris morning befoie 9 o'clock. “These de- Commodore S.,on taking the chair, announced | the arms and attempted to force her on the floor; | pe-sonal bi hirteenth streets, by virtue of a deed of trust to | lived paying out their deposits, requiring two it Taphy, he would not have written = the subscriber, duly , all the stock of goods | Weeks notice to Y the purpose of the meeting in some touching re- | she said to him “dow't.” he got angry and said | the letter which wae printed in Mr. Fenton's pa | Her other” For Rentand Sale” notices see atpaze. | fey establishment. Wro enumerate in part ‘The Bunks were booteped babies bb wichcsh ve marks.’ They had been called together, he said, | he wonld have revenge she told bim if he didn’t | per last Wednesday. The remembrance of the JOR RENT.—The STORE No. 29 P, Fine Dress and Feney Silks anxious and excited crowds. ‘The Bank of Penn- to express to the country, and particularly to the | behave she would call for assistance; he then | pain he felt, until that inisconatruction bad beea nue, south side, between Sth and loth strecte, | Eh, chest Silk Velvet Cloaks and Mantiline jylvania re-opened, doing ite ordinary business bereaved family @f the deceased, our heartfelt | stopped; my sister came In, and he went out; told | rectified, would have withdrawn him from @ po | If desired. the dwelling part of the House will be | A Intce Udeorteant Of reeae re tele Shawis } Ltt paying out noxpecie” ‘The Mechanies’ Bank sympathy for the loss of a valuable officer, the | her sister about it fifteen minutes after. sition which, in the first interval of reflection, he } rented with the Stone” Basset given October | ~~ and Sonris po = paid spece for its 10's.” “The Girard Bank te- lamented Herndon. The public papers have} Helen J. Hook sworn—On the 15th instant was | will regret having assumed. If his purpose | Ist. Inquire at the paseage door, Worsted Ladies’ and ¢ Shaw used todo any business, and gave no satisfaction already given us an account of the circumstances sitting on the door step; heard my sister say don’t; | was to propitiate a certain class of clients oe ne %-3t MRS. 8. HAMILTON A large assortment of Parasols, Bereges, Robes, | to its pote holde: i of this great calamity. We know that Captain | went in and asked her what he was doing; she playing, in that communication, his adroitness OR RENT.—The HOUSE adior th Kirk- “apes. Shawis, and Veils LateR.—The c Shi 0 a the sth of th sent | wouldn’t tell me. ‘n suppressing or perverting facts, it is the best H A large lot of Embrouered Swiss Cambrieaud Plaid ie plate bresrage ten che oe Qumcagers on In the cross-examination she said that her sister P tee pie ll ati J ryan ike Osher on eae Benes, ete Me op board. On the Ith he encountered one of those | did not tell her. It happened in the evening, a t's Long md depositors. irwd Bank bax come to terms, its -“5°s"? with apecie, but re- checks. Most of the other banks rofessional advertisement he could have issued. ‘en Ist October se 25-St* dui : A larg: of trish and other Linens ot he seems to have reached ’ > is Tal ead Dre are taking checks. Esicywnichar eojurmtatthiszeawn nnd whic, | ile attr o'clock. “"Rhenewer tld me about | # plorable ellinacterie, when the mind. bins ROOMS frnianed ceateeirable, seocad story | Talmasand Head I Hemstiched Handkerchiefs ANOTHER DisPa teu —An additional excite- th Occasion, became a burri: . aya > lost either the desire or the al ity to diserimi- | 12th street, bet % lemen - 4 A large assortment of Ladies’ and "s Vi and | ment has been produced by the which he contended, antag all the The defence produced evidence to prove that | nate between truth and errors sre ilar td re ay Shu Ey LN GRpy en pron teen af te ‘au a fered. Shirts sion of the Baltimore Banks. . our profession. When he saw that the fatal | on thatday he was no where in the vicinity of the The facts, in relation to the draft from Ala- Also, a well furnished and centrally located House Mousselmes, Bereges Lawns, and Ginghams, i Bank pays checks and all siastiinosens event was inevitable, he met it with firmness, his | house of his accuser, he being a county constable | bam, are simply as follow: 2 for rent. Apply as abo’ a Ailes eethte ge napa AvpiTioxaL.—There is no concert of action first care being for the helpless women and chil- | bad a warrant for the st of & colored man | Qn or about the With of last August, a draft on RiP ye i ieee ee nating Cottons ond Oom- | salcoe the Baska, cack apparently taking a dif- dren. Having accomplished this. and when | named William Scott, rged with bastardy, | New York, drawn payable to my order ag agent, andN. A ferent course. The North American is paying other brave men felt that they could now make | and wasin search of bim thronghout the day. | &c,, was received Gs me ina letter. I endorsed ju perior assortment of Ladies’ ie for its ten’s, bet is isswil RO notes on provision for their own escape, he. like Palinurus, | aud was not there at all. it as agent, &c yand it was cashed by the Bank wen — gems checks. ‘The Baok of Commerce is refasing with unaltered mood, chose rather certain death Justice Mulloy after hearing all the evidence | of Washington. street, extensive assortment of Frenoh, English, and | specie, but is paying notes on checks. than abando: i - No human eye | decided it insufficient. and immediately dismissed | Now, what else ought I to have done? It was OR mall PRAME | 4 iaree new —— ak nd Children’ Stitt Later.—The Bank of North America is witnessed he fr rors. ‘The | the case. drawn ‘to my order as agent, and any signature Square 721, little east of the De- Skits ne Colliran’s Eivop | neving ali ts etin, having received specie from hand of the Al Prices 1x Wastixctox. We have obtained | alone could give it none able value. Had | paid | pot, one front: i] Fand the other 2d street. with | witha large lot of other articles which wedeemun- | N¢W York last evening, and is now represented final scene ; but we who knew him know as well | fom reliable sources the following lint of prices | the Proceeds to the Board after the Bank ‘had | gardens and front fences attached, .& necessary to enumerate, to have more in its vaults than the amonnt of its as if we had seen it that he met his death with - es ve cashed it, they would not have telegraphed to | Mauire of ALEX. H. YO) ‘This Sale will be continued daily until all ix | |i Is iu circulation, but is certifying its checks. manly fizmaess aud humble submission. It is | Of such provisions as are in general use by house- | New York to protest the draft, but it would have sold. The following Banks are ing its fives: not for me to pronounce his calogy—that Will be Keepers in this city. ‘hey are the retail prices, | been sucked up, quietly. into that vortex whence The STORE-ROOM No.516 7th | of een enna under $2, cash 5 Corie elect | The Commercial -the Phi hia, and the Man- done bythe pen of talent and the tongue elo- | best understood by housekeepers : there is no regurgitat jut, suppose I ha > J endorsed, | ufscturers apd Mech: ‘armers’ wate. Whe. pitied Mtetian, seus gue u “ 4 ite I recard the fane delgeeeeey som ake ine o@ice of the | bearing interest. eke eae _ Flour—Supertine, per bbl., 86.2506 taken that course? Kvea $1.55; cota per bbl Peas? ; bag, pag Bla ag ben quill gapes wider with merriment, an’ ot. # SH; bag, #225. Cornmeal, per bushel, | 4 beautiful emeraidine hue seems to suffase my tice, per pound, 7e. Bacon—Haine, pet | Y®- I affected no concealment of what 1 hai ; Will write his name on the brightest page val history. It only remains for us to r tribute of friendship to the memory of e brave Captain Jeukins moved that a committee ied by the Chair to draft resolutions ex- | yy, | Intelligencer, ana now ed by W. JO BY, . | Mechanies* Bank are payi ie for **ten’s.”” ,intelligencer. and now occupied by ae HN B. KIBBEY, Trastee eying he 16th Ootaber. For t & i a peg sity The given the aber. For tern _- « weit Se | edbonion bh BHO WV. COCHRAN ne dont” “aR | CTHON SAM WIGHT: Georgetown. |, | Bank of Bean Township, the Cliy- and Gomealt: ides, I6c. shoulders, Iie, Chees r | done, and without delay mailed the letter, which > —Two comfortalle FRAME Rp : S AND SHOE: dation Banks pay nothing. Alltthe Banks, how- ©. Coffee—Mocha. per Ib., 20¢; fave. Bes had contained the draft, to Vespasian Ellis, Exq., F 21] N 16 and 118, situated on | a. Se eatin Fe at a ye pond | ox ever, certify A isa tes except the Bien which is i Maracaibo, i5c; Rio, 2¥alic. Tea—Green, per | the Ist Vice President of the Board, with the fol- | street, between 4th and Sth en Cingtees toner Lak ee ots, 797 | SUSpendiag business entirely. Some of the Banks pressive of the sense of the meeting—agreed t Ib., SuaSl; black, WazSc. Sugar—Brown, per |b., | lowing note: - consisting of men’s fine and | Wi receive no deposits. and the Chair appointed Captain Adams, 9 2” in cash; balance in 1, pairs ope | Sh > | Wal2¢e; clarified, 1alde; crushed. pulverized Mr. Eutis—Dear Sir: Theannexed communi- | 8ud3 yenrs for either house. Apply at No. 512(2d | Goarse Poots of superior quality, in cases. 26th p.m —Privaie advices say that the Banks Ha: Parser DeBree, Dr. Clymer, Commander | and granolated, i5¢. Molasses, per gallon, Gia | Cation, enclosing a sight check for $40, was re- | Story) 7th street. Also, womeu i Jenkins, and Lieut. Woodhull. 3 5 Syrup, 8. Vinegar, per gallon, 2% ae ind misses high and low quarter | of Reading ind Pittsburg have suspended. ; Prime | ceived yesterday. I have placed the proceeds of | 8¢'5 ____POLLARD WEBR, Agent. | shoes and Boots. The committee, after retiring for afew mo- ; The Southwack Bank pays all its bills, lard, per Ib., 17e. Caudles—Talloy, Ise; ada- | the draft of forty dollars to the credit of the Board | YARM FOR RENT FOR A TERM OF atts Coarse and fine Shoes of various cut and} The Kensington Bank pays its fives ouly Tacnls, retarnggh with the following resolutions, | mantine, 30e: sperm, 50. Soap, GaSe” Sult Fine, | OM account of the bulance due to me for salary un- kee al Tete re ak aera | es ee liberal and steilec. Séin pesilivesad wk: — which were daanimously adopted : t bushel, 62¢; sack, $1.75; vround alum, per | Paid. Very respectfully, 8.Y.ArLes. | pad under cultivation, situated in Alexandria coun- | ,cetms libe sate ne a era i The Crisis in Baltimore. “The officers of the navy and marine corps, | Pow be geek ‘Yerring, per bul, | August or : ne get etree: iat CEL BE [porch E.S. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. | Battimone, Sept. 26.—All is quiet about the Drought together at the seat of government by va- | $5 Coal—ited ‘ash, per Mr. Ellis never answered this note; and I sup- | G wn, Bequeduce The aod ta of pare aa es ———— = ? Tious duties, have felt themselves impelled by a | jon. 5 ; da —— — <== | Banks. A large namber of brokers from the .' Wood—Hickory, per sg of course, that my proceeding met with | quality. Itis well enclosed. with good dwelling, FUTURE DAYS. North anvived bers this morning. The Banks 7.50; oak, 26036 50; pine, $1 50. ” he approbation of the Board. Mr. Ellis, in his | stables, and other honses. For pacers inquire - are paying checks ann redeeming notes. A meet- to the deep and sincere feelings of grief, of sym- | "The average pay of good mechanics in Wash- | late letter in the American, denies that any bal. | onthe premises, orto HENRY BIRCH. wth street, | NGTICE.— By order of writ of distrain from | ing ‘of the Presidents of the Banke is to be bela pathy, and of professional pride, with which | ington, is $4 per day. Day laborers from $1 to | ance Was due tome. Such special pleadioy or pede and N, Washington city, D.C. the Len eres a iainst the goods and chattels of | ¢ ten, and it is theught they will recommend a ave received the intelligence of the untime- | 2150” quibbling for the purpose of suggesting odium | _® =m teen = asiuedanatebus tae ieee grin mp ioe suspension on all sams over $10. There is little ly fate of their late brother officer, Commander Centex Marxe Th rket wi: wded | 224 fellow-citizen is as ‘‘ungenerous”’ as the al- a s A small FARM, contain- | rent due in arrears, to wits § Ix mmiends, two or bo excitement. William Lewis Herndon. eee nee ee eeeeey Vener legations against himself by the Virginia editor, ing 18 acros of Land, will be sold in lots to suit | Feather Beds. ten Shuck Mattresses, one Cooking | LaT&R.—The Presidents have held their meet- “In this they are far from being actuated bythe | this morning, there being scarce room to pass | and shows the desperate strait to which he is re- | purchasers, or the whole of it disposed of toan: Stove, one office Stove, one dozen wood-seat Chairs, | inz, and resolved to recommend a total suspen- mere sense oi .ormal proprieties or conventional | through the yangways under the sheds from an | duced in his vindication of the Board. He heard wishing to purchase. It 1s within two miley of three office Chairs, onc Couuter. one Ovster Box, | sion of specie payments. usage. hey fee:, one and all, the grief and the | eariy hour until ten o’clock. The supply in the | the report frequently read, in which the balance | Gentre Ma Pl SEs ire oye alee hd begins So peemg eg pokes SECOND DESPATCH Tit tetas tu thee i nad bound to Liars various branches was unusually large, and the | due t me was stated by a committee specially 2 &o., together with a general assortment of hoi Batrimone, Sept. 26.—Later — There has been tes of blood and nature, and to the country, | P‘ovisions of very sood quality. The hay stands appointed to examine my accounts. But he is rs | eid aici Kitchen requisites. And [ hereby give no- | # total suspension since ten, with the ‘common impulse to give some public expression | cord. ¢ were all'‘occupied, and hay was selling at Sic. | techmical enough to deny anything, even that = — tice that I will expose the above-named goods ard | of supplying their customers with a small si y ino an sie “anti nese: | Retr cRtAHS Pine he make were | Figg Genera at cgiia mins Sanson ROEM AV Ma ure rte cam’ | cease yarageeeg gee grea ooo plc worthy of all emulation, in the Picture o of his | Beef, perlb...... a aa ae vised ot their objection? Why have they allowed Treasury chalet September 2th, 1857, in front of the Bank of Wash- | jvnorant know them to be as strong as the mint. eroie descent int jis cccan grave, in con- - oy ° a whole month to pass away; and then, without Septem! }. 1857 oe 74 - The merchants seem to be giati. with the sas- jousne s that his last duty asa sailor, a man, Sal = Hg korres the slightest premonition tome, make ita topic | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN wine holders | —*°*5-t_ JAMES GINNATY. Bailiff, pension - and « Christian had been performed: therefore, 12 | Phila print 37 | for the newspapers? If, as one of the surviv' ng of stocks of the United States that this Department Ry A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Maney on the street. which yesterday was held ‘Resolved, That we, the officers here present, bits * u P i : juorum, open and decorous dealing was not al- otter to the memory of our late brother the heart- loney, pet I 3 vi INE NEW THREE-STORY RRICK 2 it... hea to it. owable. why for the sake of lang svae, and in Lech stipe sae Gaied fone Eaties Paiete wire Back Bswoins, on 1. ee ree "Baltimore aod Ohio Raliscad stock kins pap epee yee be Sette nee aanne to the Ist day of November next, at the rates here- | Avctius.On FRIDAY, the lath instant, 1 snail | 24¥anced $5 per share. Pre Gadatehed Mond magnanimous order of | otore offered and paid, viz: seli,in treat of the premises, at 5 o'clock p.m.,& he Unfinished Monument, did he not give me Effect of the Philadelphia Bank Suspensions in New York—Condition ei the Pemmsylva- Banks, &c. 32a15) Green corn. 75a$1) Egg plants, 25 Onions, per ‘ ; 16a18| Tomatoes, p! timely warning oftheapproaching danger? Verily | 10 per cent. premium on the loan of 1842; handsome three-story aud nearly new Brick Ho: = containing eight conveniently arranged rooms. my Gail oe Per esd % 7 St. Paul well taught the Corinthians that “evj] | 16 per cent. premium on loans of 1847and 1848; and | gaze and cistern inthe yard, with all the m is felt tribute of our highest approbation, our un- feigned sorrow, and the hope that any of us, placed in the same trying circumstances, may be — to follow so noble an example of fortitude apd humanity Resolved, That a monument be erected at the t 7) an 6 per cent. premium on Texas indemnity 5per cent. | conveniences. ‘This property is handsomely located Sept. 2 The ares Naval Academy, Annapolis, commemorative of 1S|Damsons, per pk. $i Mistarity of (ha Monenial Henn or ins Adi os stock, together with the interest socined im park on the orth sideof Street, between ath and 5th We falda ne bac — = - the circumstances of his death, not only as due to | Chickens, pr pair. 50x62| Butter beans, qt.. © | a seasonable withdrawal from contaminating ine | case from Ist Jul treet Ketan towns pa nae eg bis memory, but to incitetoimitation of his noble | Tufties, each. ..12a$1.25)Quinces, per p'K. 50281 |S enees, manifented @ arlene ene ine Certificates of et Sty eget ey Li penne ald sae orn og re ieee Meeeg ve ter od ng ender, and that 2 commitice of woven be ape | Gomted salmdaee © 15) Sppien, Pheer... ang | Hees * ety wag | teany of Novenber, anal farther notice shai be | "AUiead iverhed wactioftecttigan oy of me. | The Metropolitan Bank eve hae efear al Pil i i lerrin, Tdoz.. 20031 Peaches, per pk L $ : . er ice | o 5 lelphia money, but the are ing Pointed by the chairman to carry the resolution Terrap oh gpbe ade 37aSi| Beets, per teas 3 | My resignation as Secretary of the Society was J given, will be purchased at the following rates, viz : All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, five percent discount Resolted, That, while we proffer to the widow Irish potatoes, p' 25| Carrots... sent to the second Vice President of the Board on Title indisputabl 2 “ 8 per cent. premiuin on the loan of 1242; 14- me The tioibles of the Bank of Pennsylvania are 95333 ; the 30th of May, and I have reason to believe that se lid A. GREEN, Auet. i ts surance nF in }o maintain in dee el a * resent moment, I have received no official no- : nn completed, the sale is Postpor until ’ x sympathy which we ave endeavored to cxpress | Horer"erPr bash. 60] Cucumber, p ott | lice that it was secepted. How can the delay be | 5 per cent, premium on Texas indemnity 5 per | W EDNESDAY i TH HAM ad ae lise ee ke os Sees yetgil of ace tr cabs oe esr 7 Rye, pr bush...... 90| Rock, per bunch. Siar Jastified? When I was elected to iny predeces- | cent. stock, with the acerued interest payable there- | / rie et ste ughters of our professional brethren wi i i ” wcntines > > . may my pari ts tal is 1,275) 25 | sor's vacancy 1 was daly made acquaiated with | on respectively, pitponed antl EUPSDAG the ath Cee ee | at the donate eon ie 25 | the order of the Board, and the public were ad- | Where certificates of stock inscribed and trans. | Loot? wane eg J liabilities were nearly five millions ; the circula- 25 | vised thereof throngh the Organ, edited by the | ¢-rable on the books of the Treasury shall be re- se 24-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer, tion $35,000, and the loaus $2,700,000 ; the specie entt polat-eimenaity rst th ybas aie ceived here, assigned to the United States, between By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ~«Y| S214,000." . ns of the resolves of this meeting be transmitted by | teelly dressed man approached a highly rexpect- | tion to the Board) was to be made, thereafter, | the ist ee the transfer books will be | exoop TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE, con tanec pg Marreteanry ic Reon the chairman to the bereaved family j able young lady of this city who was seated in | through a new chamnel, and this fact was more | Closed, and the Ist January, when the half-yearly W with Baseest any Lor. ar Avctio x.—On its circulation was $171,000; the deposites $1,276- Captain Adams moved that the Chair appoint a | 4). 4. & trticularly inculcated in numerous subsequent | interest is payable, the accrued interest for the haif- | MONDAY, the 2th instant, | shall sell, in front of i ti 5 committee of seven to carry the second resolution | ‘8° C*Pito! Grounds, and taking a seat by her, Fabiicntiale : gi year must be expressly assigned to the United States | the premises, at 5 o'clock p. m.. part of original | *”—total liabilities pee ee good os sercting Coenen ann ne president off thin | noite ber by making 8 ‘most infemeus prope |” It simitah peécautinna were neglected ley the | OY the stockholderas ae interest pene current | Lt Be Rg akc tclent aay mano [poenpee dnd gen bp ge toy and tee Chair appolmied Cann ceases | bias and making Lol eele ta tee cane Lom | Board after my resignation had becn transiniied, | half senr cam bo included ia tre merthnaeces eee Hy (neon ihe south alisad| Gaerne i to, and the Chair appointed Capt. Adams, Col. | bim and making complaint to the efficer on duty | ¢ vey must abide by the comeoqientes chee Wb ble by, ant Tresbuneece between ad and a3 streeta west, | U’ | The augregate bank capital of Philadelphia is Harris, Purser De Bree. Dr. Clymer, Commander | im that part of the grounds, the fellow was i a y . : same wil! be payable by the Assistant Treasurer on J: One-hait cash; balance in six and twelve | "0W little over thirteen million. In November the Jeakins, Lt. Woodhull, and Commander Steed- | promptly arrested and taken to the Capitol Guard ot ee they cannot now claim advantage of | the iuterest schedules as heretofore, Nn 3 : whole liabilities were $11,619,479, with a specie poor ? 7. Fiorse. ‘Justice MeKenna waa then esiled Inna | ‘Brit own wrong. months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale, line amountinz to $?, 273.437. And on motion the meeting adjourned. tais person, who gave his name as Michael Kel- co-operate with us in contributing to them that | Oats 40045) Trout... material aid of which they have been bereft in | Meal S7a% | Taylors the loss of our lamented brother officer. “< Resolved, That a copy of the proceedings and Seavev Ricur.—Yesterday afternocn a gen- In all cases the purchase sums will be settled in A deed given and a deed of trust Gist OE Tee ee ee CY MINCE INE. | Tevorcof the lawful holder of the atoek.whé shart} oe oy MNRBSREMOSR. GREEN, Auctioncer, | ‘The banks of Peuin2sivania are required to make conte OMADIY @ Mctitious name) was fined $5 and | not <erving due wotice upon me Neither hias tle | *#80 it to the United States i the mode preseritied By BARNARD & BUCKE so Liaariog. Hoan eo Mast heomaeriom ena costs. a public been notified by the Board of my resigna- | bY the regulations of assignments of stock ; and re- DESIRABLE sions ona npg) ce aS anaeee p tao The officers of the Capitol are always on the tion. and of the name of my successor. Howcan | Mittance will be made of the amount by draft on the tue City at Pustic avers teas, The ress to-day fully explain the tion was made tm our columas yesterd: - | patch te protect ladles trom annoyance, and they | the Board expizin ouch remissness? 1 did not, | Ausistant ‘Treneurere at Boston, New York, or | DAY AFTERNOON, September’ trouble of the mercantile classes in Philadel- dnack Gu tae Wee aio a ai See phen pei ote ee toen- | however, forget theif interests, and was, fortwo | Philadelphia, at the option of the party in whose ae trounce | anal on “Genrgetown, Iyiag be. | Phia se. the nig ol ° rr. : striously engaged i 4 r i - . before last, Mr. C., the wharf keeper at Paze's of three weeks in June, industriously engaged in | favor the settlement shall be made. One day’s addi- Tus River —The excitement about the mys- terious batteanmaa and his box, of which men- tween Rock Creek and Tenally Town. halt 1 : pi le A Suspension Decided Upon. - discharging certain duties imposed upon ine by | tional interest will be added fro: ny 01 " ci teotges ABicke Hh tates Betocos 4 [harf, saw from that point a man faa batteau | | THE Kecoveney Jewutav.—As there have | that body. At the adjourned fegular meeting of | Ni forthe dralk ip barestherats oe ee | Se eee betes re eed mee | test ana. chian, dnogh Sh Sbventons ack quaetel leave the ship-yard and proceed arross the river | been many inquiries as to the way ia which the ‘Tuesday, May 12th las:, the following resolution HOWELI cous unprovements consist of a small Dwelling-House, | Cotference of the presidents of ali the city banks in a mysterious manner. He could not ser from | jewelry stolen from Mr. W. W. Adam. of this | was adopted: a < 2L1, COBB, : rd, was held this afternoon, and after carefally cx the distance at which he stood, what was in the city, wae recovered withougthe detection of the | _'" Rrsotved, That the Secretary make out in| £@25-dtf Secretary of the ‘Treasury. eraons de OL examining the a= = vassing all the circumslauces of the pressu boat; and after our article of bgp gy appeared “d writing any charges he may have to make against directed by inquiring of Mr. James Scott, No. 125 he proceeded to consult with Mr _ and last | Tebbers, W. D. Massey. Esq , of this city, while their resources, they resolved on a tempora: street, Washington, of of Mr. al ager cn ap! : ia. Eeamert. the Board,” and, at the ensuing special merting OMEL_AT I = sion ofspeci¢ payments on checks and also on * ‘ A AS her Jot of those infalli- |” ‘Terms: Oue-hatt, eash: the residue in 6 and 12 | Pra~ion o La dag night they proceeded, in company with several ~ shaper jay = two since; called on the |} of the zist; my prompt compliance with said tes: ) ble ® 3 + CANS—screw tops—| months, with imterest, secured bs deed of trust as | all bills exceeding ten dolla, to go into effect to- gentlemen who were interested in the matter, to | Mayor of that city, and was informed by him, | oiution was demanded.” the best C: orrow €ross the river, Mr. B. being certain that he | #"4 by the chief of police There was a heavy run ou all the banks to-day e, that the jewelry had <ould point out the spot where the man had laid | b€€D Fecovered in New ¥ - but that there was the premuses. 1 lost no time in preparing for my task; but Also, » fresh supply of Housekeeping Articles Deeds at purchaser's cost. ctromiatantes forced | on before 1 | always selling at the lowest prices. ny £ mie into resignat FRANCIS if = ee of saleare sot eonsnlied —— but the Girard and others shielded themselves in b the ni t of the removal of the article from | 8 88 wieut proof to wa ut the arrest of any | could lay the result of my labors before the ee Bal three days, t e property wi resold at t ae the ahove manner - Analostan I<land After crossing the river to iticular pe The police are still actively | Board. 1, nevertheless, fultiiled the obliga eee eee 0 Neventas meee — a risk, Miler ER Ae ae batice. oF the Tie brokers and others are highly excited and qoomavelly Run,” they instituted a strict search | yee A ie able Lo rece ee ects; And hope | imposed upon we, and ty report was published QTOVES! STOVES"! stoves | 2, 4. 5 Auetwneeda. | af calenlating monstrous reports, which Will ac- q cations Whic ‘ “i - jo recover mo! je onsi : " spe — a — | count fo for any indicatious wiich would be likely to lead rly. The story about the parties beins in the Statesy and consisted of tive charges, viz n to a discovery ; but after a long search they were E obliged to give it up, feeling very much chagrined — exagge-ated rumers set afloat. that— ‘The attention of those in want of STOVES is By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. So far none of 0: uw, and that they could not be arrested, like f at their disappointment, not, however, before | ™ 1 1 i well eel f Danks have failed, and itis be- ; invited tomy large and well selected assortment. SES. 'GGIES, © ALLS. oe . pe heriintembae ny other exaggerated reports counrcted with | wine Board bad perverted the organi Hisvine given xreat attention t» their selootiom, ARRIAGES, BUGGIES, CARRYALLS, | lieved this partial w:peusion will be only tempe ; : affairs they had been administer es in aut all who may favor ane wit N Harness, Horses, &c. ar Averivs.—On | rary, 2 i they found in the long gras on the shore of the | thr Mair, is without foundation —Alezaudria 1s and sectacian purposes. Bk Age ee aay Renee ein an eee Sa et pee eter d iE Getober next At Z| According to the law of 1550 this action of our creek the prints where a boat had landed among = * hat they have grossly ueglected the in The Union Complete, Maria Pe in, Messrs. Webber & Blake, on th street, near the | ¥89kx will entail the forfeitare of the charters of the — bushes, but nothing further could be Hexrixne Park —The trot for the $25 sjiv-r the Society : Se rss pole ran cok A fora oe Pacmale. Cocks Navy Yard gate, the following articles, viz: those rporated or extended since that time ascertained with reyard to this unaccountable - reate . ey have not kept a fair record of their M “ > ‘ 2 Carringes, one nearly new a affair. This morning Mr. B. called at the Louse | CUP at the nov cee args sls! nel (reir a r Fogethon with’ Parlor Stovessof gre token. | | Seood Buxey Waxons Firemen's Celebration in Martford, Conv. of the batteauman and inquired for him, wut re. | 4 lively and interesting one. Some two thousand 4. That they have permitted the Teasurer to | /VFetOr Mw! . cans — 1 Carryall, one or two horses iis: maaan Haxtrorp, Conn., Spt 21.—The firemen bave ceived the auswer from bis wife, who is a very | people were present. ‘The horses en} disiegacd, without reproof, his oficial duty, as | Radiators, AirTight. The Oval Franklin, Little § nocd Carriers toress, young gentle, and sound | 5 oy reat time trey in this city. The wrather estimable woman, that her husband had gone | $ea Breeze, by J Cook; Ned Hunter, by Tho: set fe in the Constitution of the Soctety. Bde, Biscie, ao: has been very fine, and the gathering the largest down the river for a week She seemed very | son Naylor: Roun Doctor, hy B. Schofield. The 5. That they have, after ascertaining a discrep- mand dining-room Stoves, of various | andinany otherarticles belonging toa livery stable | eve~ got together on any such occasion in this wuch excited whem questioned as to what busis | cup was won by Sea Breeze, in three siraizht | ancy in the fisea! tran sof an employee or patterns, and all sizes. which we deem unneonesary to enumerate. city. Over tifty fire companies and 3,000 firemen ness had led to his going away, ax he isa man | heats. Time : ©" | employees of the Society. suspended final pre- ia siee peeve otto at ne inibs Terms: All sume of and under 310%, cash; over | Ware in the procession. | Thirty who Ls to be found at his home when not em- Ist heat. 50% pecdings; and thus comilved at Irregularities | 220°" Page (eee etion De ete Be, | that wri. g credit ¢f 6) and 9 days, for satisfactor- | took part in playing for prizes. which were eizhi ployed at the wharf, and gave evasive auswers involving the loss of funds, intrusted with pr- | Churches, Assembly Rooms, &¢.. eke E'GREEN, Anclioneer.” | in number. ‘The following con pinies took the to all «nch jaterrogatories as to the cause for his 3d heat... + 2.57% culiar solemnity, to the ensted; of the Board. simplicity of its construction and easy management | —*© —— _— “— 1 pr The Pacific, of Chicopee, Mass., playing absence. He is believed by many persons to be Ned Hanter behaved badly, and made a poor 1 sustained these charges, as well as I could, | has never failed to give entire satisfaction, By JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. Iss fect 9 inches: the Mayflower, of Noth concealed somewhere about his premises. ‘The | show; Doctor did nothing to speak of, ard was | from official records ; and. as the Board listened Call and examine PB een a 1s RUSTEE’S SALE OF BUILDING LOTS | Bridewater, Mass , playing [+0 feet 4 inches; conjectures asto what was in the much-talked-of | not counted at all by the judges, and uttered no sign of dissent, I congratulated Stove Masathetuer and Copper: hin aud in Union Towx.—Ry virtue of a deed in trust, | the Neptune, of New Haven. playing 175 feet 2 box are as various as the changes in the wind Ea myself that 1 had, for once, given that queralous Me. Shaat-Aram. Worker: aeetone: an ee bearing «late on tho Lith oy of March, 1357, ot'sea,, | inches ; the Gaspe, of Providence, playi ae mng, Persons believe that it contained a portion | Ar rug mEETING last uizht of the Metropolitan | quorum unanimous satisfaction. But, since Mr. between ‘Third and it streets, theca btriiiee wiil’selly ot public mute, or TURK. | 4 inches; the Cataract, of Poughkrepsie, playing ot dn emcly staice from Mr. Adam, of Alex- | 1 iterary Association the following offices’ “ibis has entered hix appearance as aitorney “for | s@ 25-1w* Southside. | DAY the sth day of Seprember, 1857, at Go'etook | 1G0 feet: the Collenxvilie. of Ccllensville, playing andria, recently; while others thiuk it contained | / = % ottlcern'were | elf and associates,” some of my late xpecifica- | —° ——~-—___ oe P, mh.,'nt the Auction Store of James C. MeG 165 feet ; tue Holvoke, of Holvoke, Mass.. playing portions of dead bodies from some dissecting | elected : tions may be controverted. It ought fo. be an | 7 ToT oe GAL Music. v4) | the cornerof luth strect west and Penns; Wt feet; the Barnicoat, of Boston, 160 feet Toor im Georgetown, and which the man has| President, N. Wilson; Vice Pres , Dr. R. B. | easy thing for him to do so, for as he wields a | ANSTRUCTION IN ‘\ PSUINGTON ‘AND 5, and \G.in Cnion Town inches. » Lots N 1 with the appt noes. ‘The above Lots are beau- h ; ! 9, 1, 13,14, mintuple Weapon he can spare a pen a piece for 7 Nose Woe GE TOW N. with the appu: been employed to convey away. Donaldson ; Secretary, L. B. Dixon; Assistant y ¥ y y j io C in- i Marine News. Arrived at Harvey & Co.'s wharf, sch. Mary | Secretary, €. W. Uttermehle; Treasurer, G. W. | the several charges j po Saaine Bese eas canoe abe SOE te iafully located, and desirable for & country resi- |v ag Sept. 28.—Th* brig Starlight, from ‘atterson, Capt. Vanneman, from Philadelphia, | Hill. - 1 see, by Mr. Ellis’s letter in the American—a | street, above [),on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday | “ Terms: One-third cash; and the balance in four, | Jaeme!. *t Domiago, bound for New York, ar- 21 tons of coal for Harvey & Co. The following question was discussed: * Are | title, by the way, ‘ containing an atrocious and evenings. Afternoon classes at 4% o'clock, and | six ‘and nine months, for notes bearing interest from | rived here la-t night with a loss of both masts This morning, the steamer Baltimore, in com- | diff-rences in clatacteratiribotable more to phys- | an unmitigated calumny’—that said draft has | night class at 73e; and his class for Georgetown meets day of sale, secured upon the property; and if not | ang lexking badly. Oa the 2ist, she spoke the ing op the river, when just thix side of Glymont, | ical than to moral causes * been, by order of the Board, protested, and may | at Mr. Amcies Steg ag a complied with within five days after the sale, the | bri MeNear, of Belfast, Maine, which had been came very near running foul of a schooner, and | The meeting night was changed from Friday | prabablybe put ivauit! The threat does not in the ee Tiel cect at eee Fues- | property wili be re-sold at the risk and expense of dismasted. escaped the catastrophe by almost a miracle. to Saturday night at 74 o'clock east startle mec. although four-fifths of the “+ sur- Piisrwne; ie either clans,) 22 lessons, §5. i the poe pe sits axumcnp atthe marcheaae, New York Banks Firm. The Morgan Coatinental Guards, of Alexan- viving quorum” are attorneys and counsellers at } [adies and gentlemen desirous of receiving a sAMHAS. &. WALLACE, Trustee. ; : Gage i; 5k ke ant hie on Oe dria, paraded yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, A Rare Cancer ror tue Pic Catcurrs is] law. In conclusion, | would recommend Mr. thorough knowledge of music wit! be gratified by se 22-e0kds r) C. McGUIRE, Auct. New Yorn, Sep - 6.— Ao! Se and afterwards embarked on board the barge | offered in the Seventh Ward, in the vicinity of P| Ellis to cease vexing the public ear with his | uniting with either of these classes, —s ~~ — ~ ~~~ | been reported by private dispatches, Custis, in tow of the James Guy, for Mount Ver- Several a : 1 1 J ck. | cracked ‘ Organ,’ and, in conjunction with his Application can be made to Mr. I. at the Hall or By - McGUIRE, Auctioneer. New York banks talk of a suspension, nor is non, where they pussed a inoxt delightfal day. wiheidatent iene! rita anor Get ace associates, go to rok and finish the Monument | through the Post Office. se 2i-tf RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE, IM- | there any signs of such « course. Afier they returned to Alexandria, they were ep- | &TS . by the 22d day of Febrnary, 186%. R.\W. HENRY PALMER'S PIANOPORTE : 3 “tig benign = t oa rer to the great annoyance of the ie owning . y i Sigdis eos xeT.—By virtue of a deed in tru: ring date on Outward Bound. , tertained at American Hall by the Mount Vernon | to the Gasaeun: Sod Grakiner thasioctons gener | 1 SamugL Yorwe AtLex CLASSESare daily adding new members. Per %th day of March, 1855, and recorded in Liber J. sons desirous of availing themselves of Mr. Patm- The navigation of the caual has been resumed. | #!!y Obnoxious to the Seventh Warders ER’s services are requested to enroll their names as aud boats are expected to arrive at Alexandria MARRIED, early as possible, "9 one n Fie’ srumer st Nita ha bern placed on | vended tis mornin sad the canes | RA Hides Chuheom thee tatty te | ates OP Oo, as cay er ct | Peery elga aepaek Pica Ns | specie OD he steamer St. Nicholas as m pi. me i er . Thomas G, ten, he de = cee dan ern Symed. the route between Port Tobacco and Reltinece: . ed. thie morainir, and the’ salesiien were to LOUISA, daughter of Daniel D. Addison, al! of | struction. Public square opposite Centre Market, 15) feet on S 9 os ibseriber will New York, Sept. 26.—The s‘eamer Baltic sell, on W agi oun day of Sep: 2m sailed st noon, wit Beverly Tucker and fam ty ber. 1857, at 53¢ }-m., on the premise: among the parsengers. The Baltic took out no e z It is equally advantageous for the perfecting of the ti C street, and 141 feet | inch on Louisisnaave-| Cartisix, Pa., Sept. 25—The West Pennsyl- zig, made her rst trip from the latter place ou the | Of horses were sold at the sieed Ont enta ene | this city. most brilliant performers. nue, and 9 feet 9 inches on Lot No.3, in said square. | yanteaynod of the Laiberm Church corn Jeth inst tre market, and at prices that were considered DIED, i ‘TrRMs IN ADVANCE. cr With the ouildings and improvements. which consist | 1/\"2hngal session in the English Luthern Cla ch ‘The directors of the Orange and Alexandria maderate br fudece of pats cakes Se ¥ $5 caceccens Seraeee wen ofa large and well-built taree-story Brick Building, of this place, last evening. Rev. Dr. Lochman, Rzilvoad Company have ordered the rezniar an- eee . Neve ineorth year of hia areas ee g LME Ritts vee lence, 20 F street, between a roetem ne ante fed of “pert Snes wand of York, preached the opening sermon. Pe eting Of the stockholders for the 22d of] pug yasr xicut of the agreeable Fair of the | "His friends are requested to attend the funeral | ‘Thirtecath and Fourteenth. roperty 18 well known as Hasinp& Weeden’s, and y 6 9th at te it nday and f th it valuab.e business portions Failure in Massachusetts. The robbers of the jewelry store of W. W. | Assembly's Church. Of course, everybody will | 1 fEfth Mtreet puitadelphia papers please onyy.)° sg Be aed ace nae op phe chalet reg bebener pl iene povapgeerigeeg Ty poten Boston, Sept 25.—Brett & Brothers, dry goods memopon Lagndria, Lave uot yet been arrented, | b-at Odd Fellows’ Hall this afternoon and eve-| Qnthe 25th, insta:it, E IZABETH FRANCES | town Fernie Seminary. se 24 tf | num, and offers to capitalists & rare opportunity for | , Bostox, Sept © Kelly, ahes-Bendess, at Dever nor are they known ing. At 9o’clock th t ter of Parry and i. Knight, aged « petal : - investment. . 8. Mr Van Riswick is engaged im re-constructing aismaeea 2 ovclork the great auction sale of uns | dauguter of Parry a - es Lf : = sf a NEW Steck OF FALL DRY GooDs. 1g herms of sale: $3,000 onsh : and thettalance in 6, | Hill, have suspended. his wharf adjoining the property of the steam- eemaes oF pe ineods ef fae Sasiiy ore rosiested to ¥tte I return sincere thanks to my friends, and the pub- | day of sale, secured upon the p 8, and 24 months, for notes bearing interest from — boat company. Warten Retuxxs —Flora Ann Campbell, a | if funeral at 3 o’clock p. m., from her father’s resi- zone iy Soon Highway Robbery. a us ce, > bet Ws nd 6th streets, lie generally, for their kind and libera! patrouage ‘ust; and, if not camplied with ii days from the v, 5 a D. Morriese, of A negro yesterday, on board the steafner Page, dence, on E street, between 4! a i it in tare Oh h r. ves thé right to rese!l | _Ricioxp, Va., Sept.25—A. D. colored dame, who but recently served out a D L t hast left best en me, since my commencement in y of sale, the trasfee reserve Feet ia the wh t the whar: be foot of earest Lizzy, thou hast left us, 1 ee! orice, at the risk | Rockbridge county, was knocked down ln aiiet, ealaweond ia ping ceinies eese term at the city farm—alias workhouse—under Hore thy loss we d ply feel. and would respectfully inforin them that I have | the property. upon one week’s noti 2 y nes: i it received a large, well-selected, and entirely | and expense of the purchaser. All conveyancing at | strect last night and nearly murdered. He wax passing from the boat to the shore, how near he | superintendence of J. R. Queen, Fsq., met with Pie a C8 ae Bat Sorees ie + | NEWSTOGR OF FALL, DRY GOODS; there- 4 ropbed of about #3,000. ‘The perpetrators ate un- ald : the expense o! thes ‘ Trustee, Gamaged thereby, be uniaoee tae Ratuout being | a whitelady, Mrs. Bridget Curtis, and.committed | On theztst instant, CATHARINE DALY, need | face Would ask from thein an Wie oe pa Ad HH Zrestes.. | kdowa. damaged thereby; he missed the figure by about | a violent assault and battery upon ber. Watch- | 2 years, daughter of Daniel and Mary Daly, aiaties | 2*™2 before purchasing elsewhere. I feel oo pnt The Ohie River. our inch, and came off with the joss of one or pe Ward arrested her, and this morning she of ireland, onunt} of Kerry. de ta © | Loan give perfect satisfaction, both in price ai ES au ity, as I am selling exclusively for CASH, Wurettne, Sept. :6 —The river here to-day more of his toes. A very large-sized dark-col- x sent to the county jail for trial at Court. Her funeral will take place on Sunday, at 334 0’ clk, offer greater inducements to pureha- EW FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR | |, falling. ane ored toe was this morning discovered lying on | Margaret E. Brown, anather coloted f/mule, wos | frou the vanlt of St. Patrick Churehe.” « | sere than those who doa credit buginess. N GENTLEMEN. = cue wa Seeenbias the guards of the boat, and the ebony miscaleu- | t.ken wp for grossly indecent conduct and’ lan. | (New Yord papers please copy.) C. F. PERRIE, RUHING VOR THRLADIES. Gept, £6 Fleur dectived:walenof lator of distances cam have it by claiming and gu in the peblic streets. She was sent tothe | == se 22-6 375 Seventh street near I. "ag mini bob arene “Sigs 7th sasinge .. 10; Obio 9510186 00; proving property. workhouse for 60 days. Several | ‘were ac- ASHIONABLE DANCING. D RESS HATS! Vinter obs gid a ee 5. i F at Fate Stte 1857; routhern $5.65 + 5° . Riotovs —Last night a disturbance occurred | ©ommodated. PROF. H. W. MUNDER takes great pleasuro K ieenieed 2'casel bow of anwadt pas amen will please call early and select Wheat is unsettled ; sales of seme bespets ; at Allen’s Restaurant, on Seventh street, which in announcing to his friends, former patrons, of GENTS HATS, which for, In the po = up and the trimming of all weftern white St heoes cet: joes are unset- caused some excitement in that vicinity. Itorigi- | M®- sig One Thomas ©: Donn, Tusticn of and the public generally, that he wil! resume i at tality and comfort, ean- Sk work sold at my store. I guaranty a superior style eects DE OES SENG s Eee a, a defence of the Ma- e ies of Senool. is Hell, corner A and ample satisfrction to the purchaser, - nated ina misunderstanding between Messis. W oe NEUE MOEN §th and D str. Thursday Afte: G H. B, WHITE & CO.’S, vertiser, t of k js firm; mess nominally at @24 90a@25. i Octor ) L 4 iy Wheeler & Wilson’s inimitable Family Sewing is quiet at €14.75a$16.00. “ Lard is firm at rarily quieted by the proprieter, and one of the | “ has seen fit to allude to the two estabiish-| "Prof, M. will introduce giving instruction by the between 9th and 10th Machines, would confidently recommend them to | Bcc! * 4 : P and Violin. having ascertained that the pro- rtment of M and i ie . parties tad staried away. Tbe remaining one gress of the pupil ia much more rapid with thane. | peo Spit &auperiog sacartment of Men's and indies’ and children's Clothiageand in Shirt-making, | Whisky is sterdy at a'Se, for Oh:e. some remarks not very comp! “ ” companiment of the above instruments. He has the Bizes, qualities and prices, Cheap for cash, as beyond al! controversy superior to any other in Fi tary to the one who bad left, and an officious per- y renson oO! finest collection of New Dances that has ever boe! ‘se 16-e08t : A existence, Full instruct are given, and entire mancial. sou weat after and told him, and he returved. for the aasenas ap Soueaietzecn ieee 1b 38 mgr reppe beapbenerbede adh Ap ba Pace an Sd ad > rr] MES TRV compe: y is , in all enses, to the New Yorn, Sep’. 26 —Stocks are lower > wwhicls resuttedd tne Bel disturbance occurred, | the autre has Couriers darted fee eaeae mbicn | the Hattering rep paration fora briliaut season, | SOUTHEAST CORNE oMeacliew in want of a really good Sewing Machine, | ¢7=!!'~ Clicaxo and Rock Island G5; fCnmberland was taken to the guard-boose by Opler Me. | iis pcaties end to.merit miral are 0 the’ eat patron on, ie o Trakthore cslchented | Milido well to cll nt my store and s00 [0% them | eT ae an Out A, Newyork Hearty. Justice Hollingshead went to the guard- will please lenve their address at Mr. Sno. Pc Filla? ROV RNING STAR, OOO ee riding HORSE; | C&"ta! 6S Pennsylvania Coal Co. 06; Reading be poner Prorat ane own security to Tore tg Music Store, 3% Pennsylvaninavenue. se 19-tf r te we h hav beea yell tested for the E Ok SALE A glo oa wegen Sa ; Rattrena Pay Cantons 154; Virginia 6's 51, ee r Ger, Git . b mess. Sold withwot fault. Tobe at . (commentcatED tute such be aucely Le Fer tie Mew BORN he ae Bay Caltat the Washington Stove, Grate, R: SMITHS intvory and Safe Stnbieg, 2 d ; ¥ sar | Wace he forth as “one of the rT. F. GASZYNSKI and DAUG' ot-Alr Fu Manufactory, southeast cornet se 4 Si" NEW ARTIC! Editor ef Star a Be pleased to mention im your | this city, Sere hacia talan tasers - announce to the Ladies ai enn. avenue and lith street. 19-e02w QUR PRINCE'S ME, (ODEONS. W p TUBEING A Great next issue that the amount stated in the Balti- | ® grogeery. ‘ashington reolown ee gE a, PF Rg ae ey Ip ‘& Harnlin’s Melodeons. Cham Veying water, draining innd, ancre Sun of this morning, in connection with thers should ae thats with! Prentiemen ot the tbat ae) ia Clases so e Sensis ie Ae Spied esas Just recsived at our Piano SOHN F.F = ‘most se see te anking the affairs of Messrs. Pairo & Neurse,ias a pre. | map, he woul our establishment quite decent ecko Hall ote et Hite oe ‘Astronoatioo cee JOHN F. ELLIS. healt hieat, and article for bringing dr fe red debt due me was to my credit asa purtic respe: Respectful Bookstore, for Missesard rs, ics $1.33, WO BEAUTIFUL BOSTON PIA N O8 | Wailer ton dwelling. Fanteriny onl AgTi Officer, for the prompt payment whereof & hela RY C. LIST, tor Landen sod Goutlemsn, Al . Wve, Jr.5 75: T openca this day at a Oe Warehouse, 513 Sev wae their Loud for $20,000. Not one dotiar due on a Hh vs m. Georget wi dnesdny , . oypbers se = ing ies OD hola poet Semmende. atl S818 EY Miss Harrover's Ladies Sem- ‘ne € Knowledxe, by George 3 EDWA’ F. SIMPSON, my private secount was paid, or is copside: Das. Hoxten & Wittiama, . 2 .D. 2. a ba NUS. Corre. st pop Mrcnaxt Nocuse. | paysicianssor Diseases of Throat and Lung “uo terms aunt part ving plication oan bg made | _se Franck Tavior. | DP“sivusueis PEA NUTS Ormloby vy _seStawsw Successor of Fitzuvon Cove. eirenven oe September Pc wide wa 2 North Charon spent Baltimore. at Mr. 6's residence, 407 treet, between de \ Gaby HAMS! HAMSIH| sos tt 554 13th street, corner of 8 Giiee: Ste, Nosy betwese th ane wn iotxc Dows —fousebolders Pr. Wout Williams t t on |) _____eees Seed Lh LAUGHLIN & €O- hear tat Sugar of all descriptions took a fall of | tue Hoty and Sth of ench imoai, Phenextvisitwill| FOR A LEW DAYS LONGER —Gront Bar | We have a choice Jor of Eamty.cured HAMS. (PRA FESMEE, PICKLES e—all vere | seis Mel.A cue cent per pound in this city yesterday evening. | jin o Testay. the 2 c Voss’ A Susther decline is expected. jody Pennay| enue, Over ae ‘3 EL@ING OFF se Ss aed ™ wl cellenee. ties of SPIC. oo» Guaranteed are. 5 bh; if KING & B CHELL. ey ore eee Comer ot veradt esc eA we3e gor. Verne eae bet al MeLAUORLIN'S