Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE Tae Patro axp Nourse Deep oF Assicn- MENT was filed atthe City Hall on Saturday. Subjoined is a copy of the deed : This Indenture, wade this fourteenth day of September. in the year oue thousand elzht hun- dred and fifty-seven, between Charles W. Pairo and William Nourse in the county of Washing- ton, in the District of Columbia, of the first 9 the said Charles W. Pairo of the second part, the said William Nourse of the third part, Samuel C. Edes of the city of New York, of the fourth rt, and all the creditors of the said Patro & Nourse jointly and severally of the fifth part; whereas, the said Pairo & Nourse are indebted jointly and severally to sundry individuals. com- nies. and copartnerships, for divers sums of money deposited with them at their banking house in the city of Wasbington, and on the promissory or lank notes termed circulation notes, payable to bearer, issued by them, and divers other accounts and claims, and they are the own- ers of sundry real and personal estates, bonds. bills, notes, stocks, rights, credits, claiins. and demands, and the said Charles W. Pairo is the owner individually of divers real and persona! es- tates and effects, and the said Wi!liam Nourse is the owner individaally of divers other real and ersonal estates and effects, and the said Charles V. Pairo holds in hisown name divers lands and teal estates, but the same belong to the firm of Pairo & Nourse, and being unable to meet their eugagements they are desirous of baving all their assets and pro] of every description, joint and several, made available as early as practicable. and applied to the satisfaction of all their and each of their debts and liabilities in the manner hereinafter provided for, which upon mature and anxious conside.ation they have deemed most just end equitable ‘Tbis indenture therefore witnesseth, that in cousideration of the premises and of the sum of one dollar current money to the said Charles W Palro in band paid by the said party hereto of the fourth part, at or before the execution hereof, (the seveipt whereof is hereby acknowledged,) he, the said Charies W. Pairo, hath granted, bargained and soid, released and conveyed, and by th presents doth grant, bargtin, sell, release and convey unto the said party hereto of the fourth past and heirs, all those several lots, pieces or eels of ground situate in Georgetown, in the county and District aforesaid, and being known as lots muniber sixteen, seventeen, eigh- teen and nineteen, in Peter Beatty, Threcke ll ard Deakin’s addition to said town, being boand on the north by Prospect street, on the east by Fred- erick street. on the south by Bridge street, and ow the west by Fayette street, with the dwelling house and other improvements thereon, the pres- ent residence of the i Charles W. Pairo; and alxe tot number five in square number sixty-one. in the said city of Washington; and also all other real estate owned by him individualiy in the said District of Columbia, and all his estate, Jegal and equitable, therein and thereto, to have sad to hold the said hereditaments, and every of them and every part thereof, with the appurte- wapees unto, and to the use of the sai arty hereto of the fourth part, his heirs and assigns, yy the trusts and for the purposes herein- bp declared concerning the same. And the said Charles W. Pairo, for the consideration aforesaid, bath assigned, transferred. set over and aliened onto the said pes hereto of the fourth part, bis executors and adininistrators and assigus, all aud singular the household furuiture, plate, linen, china, glass. goods, chattels and effect« of every kind and description, now being in and about the dwe}ling house and premises 0! said Charles W. Pairo, (and of him.) situate on the said lots in Georgetown aforesaid, or on some er one of them, and as now used and " by him ; and also his borses and carriages ; and aiso all debts, stocks, claims and demands, and persoaul property whatsoever, owned by him in- dividuaily, wheresoever the same may be, to have, take, receive and hold the same furnitue and effects, debts and claims above mentioned, unto and by the said party hereto of the fourth part, his executors, administrators and assizn., upon the trusts for the purposes bereinafter declared concerning the same And the said Wm. Nourse, in consideration of the premises and of the sum of one dollar current moaey to him in bend paid by the said party hereto of the fourth part, at or before the execu- tion hereof. (the receipt whereof is hereby ac- knowledged,) he, the said Wm. Nourse, hath granted, bargained, sold, released and conveyed, and by these presents doth grant, bargain, sell, release and convey unto the said party hereto of the fourth part, and his heirs, all those lots in the said city of Wasbington, known as lots number two, three, four, five and six, in square number three hundred and thirty-nine, with the dwelling house and other improvements tLe-eon, the pres- ent residence of the said Wm. Nourse. and also all other real estate owned by him, individually, in the said District of Columbia, ard al! his es- tate and interest, legal and equitable, therein and thereto, to have and to hold the said heredita- ments, and every of thein, and every part thereof, with the appurtenances unto, and to the use of the said party hereto of the fourth part, his heirs and assigus, upon the trusts and for the purposes hereinafter declared concerning the same. And, for the consideration aforesaid. the said William Nourse bath assigned, transfered, set over, and alicoed, and by these presents doth assign, trans- fer, set over and alien, unto the said party hereto of the foarth psc bis executors, administrators and assigns, all and singular the household fur- niture, plate. linen, china, glass, goods, chattelx and effects, of every kiad and description, of said Wu. Nourse, now being in and about bis dwell- ing house and outhouses situate on the said lois. on some or one of them, in the said square above- named, and as now used and possessed by bis; and. also, all stocks, debts, claims and demands. Jand personal prope:ty whatsover, owned by Lim individually, wheresoever the saine may be, and due from whomsoever. to have, take, receive and bold. the same furniture and effects, debts and claims above-mentioned, uato and by the said party hereto of the fourth part. his executors, ad- tministrators and assigns, upon the trusts and for the purposes hereinafter deciared concerning the same And this indenture further witnesseth, that in consideration of the premises and of the sum of one dollar, current money, to the said Charies W. Pairo and Wiiliam Nourse, in band paid by the said party heveto of the fourth part. ut or be- fore the execution of these presents, (the receipt whereof Is hereby acknowledged.) they, the said Charles W Pairo and Wiliam Nourse, bave, and each of them hath, granted, bargained, solid, aliened, teleased, and conveyed. and by these — do, and each of them doth grant, bargain, sell, alien, release and convey unto the said party hezeto of the fourth pact, aud bis heirs, all those lots in the city of Washington aforesaid kuown by the numbers following, to-wit: lot number six in square number seven handred and Sifty-two, purchased in the name of Win. Nourse for the said firm ; also, lots number one, two, Six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve aud Udivision in square num- ty-four, purchased j name of said Charles W. Pairo } ee the firm, aud as conveyed by said Redin, trustee: also, lots of Pests of lots number twenty-one, fifty-six, fifty- seven, fifty-eight, in square number three hun- deed aud eiguty-seven, ax purchased by or con veyed to said William Nourse for the said fir and also all other lands. tenements, bered ments and real estate whatsoever in the said Dix<- triet of Colambia, owned or hrid by them, or in or to which they have any estute or Jaterrst, legal bie, and also all and every the lands, tate aud hereditay owned by them or either of them by them or either of them in the several States and Territories follow nois, Wisconsin, lowa, Florida, Minuesot sas, and elsewhere in the United S their estate aud interest, legal and eqnitable there- iu snd thereto, to have, and to hold the said he- red.taments and premises above mentioned and referred to and every of them and every part tnereof with the appurtenances unto, and to the Use of the said pasty heretoof the fourth part, and Bis belies and assigns upon the trusts and for the purposes hereinafter declared concerning the wae And the said Charles Charles W. Pairo and William Nourse for the consideration afor id have and each of them hath assigned. tranferred, and set over, and by these presents do, apd euch of them doth, assign, transfer, and set over unto the suid party hereto of the fourth part, his e: utors, administrators, and assigns, all, and si gular the farwiiure aud Sirtures im their banking- ouse in the said city, and all the debts. sum and suis of ey, bills, lands. notes stocks. rights, credits, claims and demands whatsoever of thea:, the said Pairo & Nourse, specified iu the sched- ule herunte annexed, and marked A, and which is to be taken as a part of this deed, and also ath other sum and sums of money, debts, judgments, stocks, right, credits. claims, and demands be, longing to the said Pairo and Nourse, of what nature soever, wherever the same may be, and dur from any person or persons whomoever, to have, take, and receive the same aud every of them unto and by the said party hereto of the fourth part, his executors, administrators, aud a-- signs. upou and for the purposes herejuafter de- clared, of and concerning the same; aod it ts hereby declared that the severe! and respect- ive giants and assignments herein and hereby made to the said party bereto of the fo rth part, bis heirs, executors, administrators and ax- signs are so made — trust that he and they do, and shall. with all convenient dispateh, eol- feet and render available all the said debts, judgments, stocks, rights, credits, claims, aod demands, and also sel! and dispose ofall aud sine gular the real and personal estates and efferts above meutioned, and hereby conveyed and assign as aforesaid, either at private or pubhe sale. and for cash of on re taonable credit. as the sald ‘Trus- tee shall, in the exercise of Lis judgment and of a sound discretion, think most advisable; all pub- Jie sales to be made upon reasonable provisloas, ublic notice of the time and place of sale; and nasmuch as the said real poy Petsenal estates and effects, rights, credits, claims and demands are scattered aud dispersed, and as many of the debiors may be in doubtful and failing cireum- stances, so that suite against them bes arene at- tended with cost without any beneticlal result, the said Trustee is hereby Invested with the power to adjust and settle in bis discretion, by compromise, each of the debts, rights, credits, claims and demands belonging to the said nd ogre either pgs nc he sal tee may thin’ , and 0) may deem best for the fae of the creditors ; upon any sales of the real estate, and pay ment of the purchase money, t> convey the same to the purchaser or ar in fee, who shall be under no obligation to see to the application of the purchase money, or answerable therefor, the same having been paid to the said Trustee, and the said Trustee shall have power and author- ity to appoint agents and attorneys under him, so faras in his judgment the same may be neces- sary to enable him to execute and fulfil the trusts hereby devolved him, and opon farther trast that the said Trustee shall apply the means whieb shall arise from the property and effects, rights and credits, hereby conveyed and assigned when realized, as follows; first, in the yment of taxes, and of all expenses attending ind sale and disposition of the said Bropestys and the col- lection of the said debts, claims and demands, including therein the com; tion to avents, clerks, or attorneys emplo’ | him in the trust, the cost of these presents, and of legal advice and services in the execution of the trust, and the usual commission allowed by the Circuit Court of this district to trustees for the execution of similar trusts; next, in the redemption of all the said bank or circulation notes issued by said Pairo and Nourse, payable to bearer, and also in the payment of the sum of two thousand dollars or thereabouts, due from them to Michael Nourse, being the funds of the United States, and also all debts of and under fifty dollars in amount, such joint d-bts to be id out of the joint assets and such separate debts out or the individual as- sets of each ; and also out of the proceeds arisin, from the individual property of said C. W. Pairo, hereby conveyed and assigned, pay to Sophia 8. Rall, Henry T. Pairo.and Sophia E , Charles H Clara —, and Mary Ellen Holmead, the several sums due to them respectively from the said Charles W. Pairo,as executor or trustee of the late Thomes Pairo, and then do and shall divide and distribute and the residue of the moneys which shall come to his hands fom the said real and personal estate, and effects, debts, stocks, claims and demands, unto and amongst all the other creditors of the said Pairo & Nourse equal- ly according to the amount of their respective debts—the joint assets being first so applied to the joint debts, and separate assets first to the individual debts. And the said Pairo & Nourse do hereby appoint the said party hereto, of the fourth part, their attorneys irrevocable for the purposes aforesaid, and to give receipts in his or their pames, and to do all acts which they could do in the premises, and as attorney or attorneys under them, to appoint and at pleasure revoke ; aud they do hereby covenant with the said party hereto of the fourth part, that they will at any and all times do any further act or deed whieh may be required for furthering and better c vevying and assessing the estate and etfects, cla and demands unto him forthe purposes aforesaic And the said party hereto of the fourth part doth hereby accept the said trust; and he engages duly and faithfully to execute and rform the same. In witness whereof, the said Charles W Patro and William Nourse of the said party here- to of the fourth part, have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written. Cuarres W. Patro, [seal.) WihriaM Novurss, [seal ] Samven C. Epes, [seal] gned, sealed, and delivered in the presence of aud possession of the goods and chattels of said C. W. Pairo, delivered to the suid Edes by him, by the defivery of one chair in the name of the Whole and of the goods and chattels of said William Nourse, by the delivery by him to said Edes also of one chair in the name of the whole, and of the goods and chattels of the said Pairo & Nourse, by the delivery by them to the said Edes, also of one chair in the name of the whole N. Carian, Ricn’p Bursess, J.W. Macii. Pairo T To tux Woes oF Tuy UnitepStatzs.—The Union publishes the annexed letter from Mrs. Mayor Magruder, addressed to her countrywo- men, proposing to them that meetings be held in every village, town and city in the country, to raise funds to be invested for the nse and benefit of the now destitute widow and daughter of the late Commander Herndon. The suggestion is worthy of the heart of generous, grateful sympa- thising woman : Wasnincton, Sept 2, 1457 The undersigned has read with the most pain- ful emotions of the loss of the steamer Central America, and sincerely deplores the sad fate of her passengers, suddenly cut off, ‘sin health and and hope,” by one of those fearful hurricanes which in the past few years have made so many hearths desolate, and so many hearts to mourn But, mid the gloom and horior of that dreadful night, there is one gleam of glorious light—one gallant, noble chivalrous action that will stand out in boid relief, and raise for its author a monu- ment as enduring as time, indestructible as mind; its base resting in the hearts of women, and its apex as elevated as her hopes. ‘‘ Save the women and children,” was the first order of the noble Herndon ; and stall American women forget the gallant, the noble captain, who, mid storm, gloom desolation, forgetful of himself, could think of poor, f-ail woman and helpless children? Nev- er’ no, never. I propose to my countrywomen that a meetin be called in each city and village in the United States, and that funds be coliected and trans- mitted to George W. Riggs, banker in Washing- ton, to be invested for the use of the wife and daughter of Capt. Herndon, late of the United States navy. Let us do something to «how our gratitude to one who in time of trouble sacrificed uimself to his duty and to woman Your countrywoman, Saran Maoruver To the Women of the United States. Tue River —Arrived at Harvey & Co's whar’, sehr. Northerner, Capt. Woodfo-d, from Havre de Grace, with 79 tons of coul for J. 8. Pearce At Riley's wharf, steamer Columbia arrived this morning from Baltimore, with consignments for H MeCaftary, J. B. Wiison, C. stott, S. Ha con & Co., W.H. Brereton, Bo J. Neale, Chas, White, G. & ‘I. Parker & Co. Murray & Semme ‘T N. Adams, Middietoh & Beall. Moore & Cicil, Clagett, Newton, May & Co., W. M. Suuster; sehr. Timothy Pharo, Capt. Grammar, from Phil- ad«Iphia, 205 tous of coal for Riley; sehr. Mary Adeline, Capt. Alexander, from Philadel phi witb 110 tons of coal for Warder & Stewart; sch Nag’s Head. Capt. Read. from Philadelphia, with 9 tons of coal for F. 1. Moore We are requested by Messrs. Magruder & Stone to state that there remaius in theis office a large box, which bas been in their possession four weeks, and is marked W. Jefiveys, without any other address. The owner i nested to send hisaddress to these gentlemen, when the box will be delivered Yesterday the steam-tug Wide-Awake to up to Alexandria two sebooner loads of gu from the big ship. ft will be ten days before the Thayer will be sufficiently lightened to allow her te pass up over the Kettle Bottoms. Mr Roberts, the Baltimore pilot, is still on board ber, and will remain uotil she shall have arrived at Alexandria. Oar friend A., who bas just reiu ned from au eel catching excursion to Gravely run, informs us that since Le removed his eel trap from Anslosian Island to the latter place his xuceess in trapping those smakish looking fish has been complete. He states that the groand is much more favorable at the Gravely run for the business than the fi st- m-ntioned place, the mad being in a better com- dition. He expresses inach astonishment at the various rumors that have been set afloat by ma- lictoux persons during his temporary absence, and his interesting wife once more smiles to think that her lord and master is present to refute a!) insinuations which may be made about Lis nc- turnal visits to the aforesaid eel trap. Asoruar Derroratte AcctpENT, resulting from the careless handing of fire-arms, occurred on Saturday afternoon, near. Benning’s bridge, resulting in the death of « promising young man named Fugeue Burr, sou of Mc David late Surveyor General of Utab. It appears taking his gun from a skiff, In which, with tw companions, he had been shooting, the gun ex- pleded, lodging « load of duck shot ta his right side The Intelligencer says: “It appears that he took the gun up, with the muzzle pointing directly to him, and Phat the cap exploded by the bummer striking upon one of the seats of the skiff. As soon as shot, the unfortu- nate youth placed bis baud upon the wound, stag- cered back a pace or two, and fell, exciainiin: “Ob, bow foolish | was, after all the warnin: ap have had!’ His companions stuffed a handeer- chief into the wonnd to keep down the gushing blood, and at length got their friend nearer the bridge. where he was placed on a plank until ax- sistance, medical sg otherwise, could be ob- tained fromthe city. It was nearly nine o’clock before Mr. Burr was brought home. Drs, Linds- ly, May, Kiebards, and Middleton were in at- tendanee more or less all Saturday night; but the case Was peyont remedy, and the ill-fated youny man died about cighto’elock yesterday morning. He coutioued in fail possession of his senses to the moment of his death, a few minutes before whieb be bad strength enough to comb down his own hair. He would bave been eighteen years of age in Januory next. His parents, Mr. and Mrs, Bars, bave been spending some time on Staten Island, but were yesterday tel dreadful event? =2Y telegraphed of the AssauLt axD Barteny.—Yesterday, a young gman named George Englest was arrested on Sev- ‘enth street, in the Fourth Ward, for an assault and battery on a young man at the “ Park.” ‘The cause of the quarrel was a political discussion. Englest Rot enraged at some remarks made in referedce to the party of Baltimoreans who were in this city on the firstof June Inst, and assaulted and beat the plaintiff very badly. Justice Donn committed him to the county jail, where he was couveyed by Officer McHenry. Tux Erurortax SeeNaDeRs .see announce" “ ment) are back again at Odd Fellows! Hall fora short season. Good ! the public likes ¢ A their pce fare weet < They present a tall bffi for to- nig day, to the magistrate of the Second District a mulatto child between three and four years of age, who lady exhibited had been terribly bruised and beaten by a person with whom the child had been intrusted as com- Leelee = os Its back and Lael scarred as if the r thing had been w with a cat. Its veaiay hone was broken, 20d large bruises were discernable on ever part of its body, from the head to the soles of its feet. The lady wished to know if anything could be done to punish the person who had inflicted the wounds. She was informed by the magistrate that it would be necessary to produce evidence to prove who did it. The sentiments of the by- standers were very freely expressed, and such designations as ‘brute,’ ‘villain,’ “scoundrel,’? &c., were lavished upon the offender. Vieuxtemps axp THALBERG’s ConceRt.—A concert of the highest character may be expected at Carusi’s Saloon, to-morrow evening, and it Promises to be brilliantly successful. The re- nown of the artists who are to take part in itis not circumscribed. They are known throughou; the world. Vieuxtemps has created. recently, in New York and Philadelphia, immense enthusi- asm, and beeee | has renewed his triumpbs of last year. It is seldom that such genius, science and skill is combined in a single entertainment, and it cannot Le doubted that we shall find all the refinement of the city interested to-morrow evening to givea welcome to the great artists. The tickets were selling rapidly on Saturday and seats should be secured to-day to prevent disap- pointment. Asourt ELgven O’Crock, on Saturday night, & young man was seen running In deperate haste through the centre market, and pulled up at the guard honse out of breath and with the perspira- tion standing on his face in large beads. He stated that while standing on the Avenue below Seventh street talking toa colored man, he was attacked and chased by two rough-looking indi- viduals, one of whom wore ared shirt and flat cap, and who struck at the deponent with a huge knife. The latter thought it best to leave, and so he did, with such agility as to distance his pur- sners and gain the friendly shelter of the guard house. Rior —Yesterday a stone fight came off in the Fifth Ward, in which Edw'd Bressnahan, white, and Francis Newton, colored, were the principal belligereats. It appeared that Bressnaban struck Newton on the foot with a stone, and Newton turned and knocked him down with another stoue. Bressuahan recovered, and struck the colored individual a blow on the head with a stone that laid him low fora time. Both parties were arrested by officer Maryman, and taken be- fore Justice McKenna, who committed both for trial at court. AcctpeNT.—On Saturday afternoon, Mr. S& Shreeve, while on his way to the Eastern Market with produce for sale, was thrown from his wagon and rendered senseless by falling upon the road. He was immediately taken to his home to be properly attended to. The accident occurred through the wagon coming incontact with a cart loaded with bricks. Mr. Slreeve was severely, but it is to be hoped not dangerously, wounded. Passace Tuiry.—Yesterday a colored man, nained James Steward, was arrested by officer Wollard, for going into the residence of Ammon Green, Esq., and stealing umbrellas and other articles. He was taken before Justice Smith and sent to jail for trial at court. In his possession a blue coat was found, and in a pocket a handker- chief marked *-H. Wordsworth ’? The owner can receive further information at the Third Dis- triet Police Oftice AT A MEETING of the Nortbera Liberties Phil- adelphia Association held on Saturday last, the following officers were elected : President, J.T. Halleck; Orator, Maj. Winn; Marshal, Ja Ward; Seeretary, Samuel Cul: verwell; Treasurer, L. Newmyer The Company will have a dress parade to-mor- Tow evening will leave on Saturday at 3 o'clock, for Phitadelphia. Fire Riot.—During the alarm of fire Saturday night, a riot occurred in the Fifth Ward, near the Stone-cutters’ sheds belonging to the Capi- tolextension. Pistols, pieces of marble and bricks were used abundantly, but we have been unable to learn who, if any persons, were seriously in jured in the riot. — Westean Locxur.—The Guards on the west- ern beats return to their Captain the following ar- rests on Saturday night : Kitty Jamison, Frank Jamison, Joxeph Simon, and Betty Glases, all colored, all drunk, and all sent to the worklLouse for 60 days. Vacrancy —A man named Wm. Cochran ap- plied at the Fourth District Police Office this morning, to be committed to the workhouse Justice Donn committed him for sixty days, and the poor fellow started for the farmin a contented mood A Favse ALaRm of fire in the Fifth Ward, on Saturday night, gave most cf the companies a fatiguing tun to that section of the city Watcn Returns.—2th—Clarissa A. Peters, colored, drunk and disorderly; workhouse 6u days. George White, do., do.; fine and costs, $644. Marcella Dancan, vagrancy; workhouse 6U days. 27th—George FE rt, assault and bat- tery; jail. Henry Linden, vagrant; workhouse 60 days. Drs. Hoxter & WiLtiams, Paysicians for Diseases of Throatand Lunes, 52 North Charles street, Baltimore, Dr. [unter or Willian Ub visit Washington on the 12th aud 2th of each month. ‘Phe next visit will be on Tuesday, the 2th inst. Office 2) Pennsy!vania avenue, over Mrs. Voss’s Seweiry Stor se 25-3t As Usvai, EARty IN THE FreLp.—To all who Wish to appear in elegant and tasteful apparel for the fall seasun, and don the latest Fashions, we invite such to call and examine uur carefully selected and unsurpassed stock of Men and Boys’ Coats. Pauts, Vests, Shurts, Drawers, &ec., and indeed our collec tion of Garments suitable to make up & complete Wardrobe. At the “Odeon” ix to be found the above,and cheaper than at any other establishmeut, corner of 4% street and Penn. avenue. se 2-lw Weopixne Caxzs, of every kind, at very low pri ees, made to order,at the Philadelphia Ice Cream Depot, corner l2tiand F streets. se 17 lat Coats, Pants, anv Vests. Dress Suits, Business Suits, Noan Water & Co., Marble Hal! Clothing Store, Browns’ Hotel Building, respectfully an- nounces that their annual display of FaLL anpD Wistee CLoTHiNe is now ready for inspection, ng an assortment of Gentlemen's and lothing of the newest and richest design in monterial, tri mr and workmanship. To those who 'y excellence, with economy, in sonable articles of dress, an opportunity is now: ed for selecting from one of the most aitractive of Clothing in this city, at very reduced MARRIED, John’s Church, on the 24th instant, by the d SNRY RATT ison, LLENRY D. J. to A, daughter of Daniel D. Addison, all of this city. On the 224 instant, at Christ Charch. by the Rev. Mr. Morsell, Mr. THOMAS 3. DENHAM to Miss “RA B COOK, all of this eity. = DIED, On Saturday evening, the 2th instant. JOHN KIRBY, infant son of Rev. Win. C. and Mary &. Stout, of Marshall county, M 6 months and 24 days. On the 27th instant, Major GEORGE F, LIND- SAY, U.S. Marine Corps. The relatives and friends of the deceased are in vited to attend the funeral To-morrow (Tuesday) Afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from his late residence, corner of K aad 12th streets. The officers of the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps are also respectfully invited to attend. On the 26th instant, GEORGE ALLEN, infant son af A.M. aud Mary E. Haffor, aged ‘nfteen mon’ er M4 DAME LE VERT’S TRAVELS, Boursere of on by Madame Octavin Le Vert, 2vols., $2. Quits, a Novel, by the Baroness ‘Tautphaus, autor- 88 of the Vnitials; 31.25. Harper's Magrzine for October, 250. Story Book do. 250. do, do. Bound in Cloth, 40c, Just published and for sale at 2 TAYLOR & MAURY’S Bookstore, near Ninth street. ne 25-3t (Intel& Union RANSPARENT BAR SOAP, for making the skin soft aud smooth, at £¢ ¥5-3t LAMMOND’S, 7th street. _ or how to diminish and save Time, Trou- Oe conducting business aceordicg to law, as expounded by the best and latest Author ities; by Edwin T, Freediey, author of Praetical Bal tale Lap roo 1.25 caratiath Af formation about Texas, ‘ally prepared by D. da, conte 750. reuman. of M. Mager Rates Weamined: or ihc onice of Noth tnd South on the subject of 8 Stiles; $1. Just ubjeat f pagel Joseph C, for vale mee AYLOR & MAURY, Bookseilers, uear Yth street. __ (Intel , Union, States st) SQUVENTRS OF TRAVEL, by Madam Le ert, 2 vols; ce B2. Astronomics. cal Leotures, by Rev. Rob- ert Pavior: price $1.38, ‘he Operatic Eo La E. Mag Ld 75 cents. lor 3. cents. Wihee i? Lape of Mnouladens oy George se “_FRANCK TAYLOR. OUR PR es «ODF: FU tye MELODEONS, Just received at our Piano Store. ner JOHN F, ELLIS, FOR RENT AND SALE. For other“ For Rent and Sale” Rotices see st page. ‘0 1.ET.—Four large ROOMS, north ide of Penn. avenue between 9th and t- th Inquire of Rv. S enn. avenue, between ithand theta | NS? N® Ht Penn, avenue, —A neat three- Fee SALE ATA BARGAIN. ew, No. 403 6th story BRICK HOUSE, nearly street, near G, is offer for three days at Fitle perfectly good. “The written opinion of for, ‘h H. Bradiey, to this ofert can be seen, by Thurerny. wl besos at publicaustiontt es wt pyr Ea resi $700 in cash; balance in 6, Inquire at the house, se 28-St* OR RENT.—The STORE No. 9 Penn. ave- nue, south side, between oth. aad TN eta: desired, the dwelli rt of the House wiil be rented the Store. Possession given October Ist. Inquire at the passage door. se 3-3t* RS. 8. HAMILTON OR RENT,—The HOUSE: adioming the Kirk- L woud House, on Pe: y given Ist October. erbninens sens OR RENT .—Very desirable d-st ROOMS, furnished wad unturuishedeat Nov ao ih street, between F and G. Gentlemen pre- well furnished and centrally located House Apply as above. — 80 25 St* FRAME and N. A ately. Agent, es im 5 nove ereee OR RENT.—1 have for rent t mali FRAME F HOUSES on ‘Square 721, little east of the De- pot, one fronting F and the ‘other 2d street, with garde: ind front fences attached. For terms, &c., inquire of ALEX. H, BOUNG Cay eae seBowt ow" Jefferson, Md. OR RENT.—The STORE-ROOM No. 516 7th street. immediately opposite the oifice of the National Intelligencer, and now occupied by W. Clondesin +8 a ot and soa Soe: Coekeas on ‘iven 1a etober, ‘or terms, Coe te #EO. W. COCHRAN next door. seal tf » comfortable FRAME » Nos. 116 and 18, sitnated on north side it Capitol street, between 4th and 5th streets east, Terme: $2 in cash; balance in |, 2, and 3 years for either house. Apply at No. siz (2d story) 7th street. se 15 POLLARD WEBB, Agent. FRERED FOR PRIVATE SALE, and if not sold before the 26th of October nex tlbe sold on that day (the 26th of October) at 3 o’elock p.m. by a public sale or auction, to be made on tho pre ises, the beautiful country residence called “* Sl M- MER HILL.” which is situated in Virginia, on the turnpike road leading from Washington city, D.C to Alexandria, three miles and a*haif from either city const ¢ of a new comfortable dwelling house, cel- lars, and out-buildings, with 150 acres of very rich land, of which over [iO acres are under cultivation, the rest being hard wood land. geod spring water, good fishing, food water-power for milling or fucto- Ty purposes. ‘I'he land 1 nt be purchased in two par- 100 xeres with the residence and over 50 of which over I6 acresnre the od for early gardening. City property in Washington fora part oF the considera- tion would be acceptable, For further information apply to JOHN F AN. at the Drug Store corner of 7th and E streets. in Washington, or at the Law Office of BRENT & KINZER, in Alexandria, se 17-eotif Fok, Sab DWELELD pros SALE—1 acres of Land, situated in Jnck- son county, North Carolina, on the Weary Hut om about eight miles east of Webster, the coun- y town. y Th lands are rich in copper ore—an English Company are now engaged in mining operations on ining tract—they are wel! wooded and water- . offer great inducement to speculation. For terms Ppely to THOS. E, LLOYD, Real Estate Agent. office No. 474 7th st. se 2-eolm* Opp O LET.—A sinall com DWE 1G HOU ite City Post Office, jeut two-story BRICK m New York avenue. It has recentiv t put in eood order, and wil be lot at a moderate rent toa careful tenant. For further particulars apply at CHARLES DE SELDING'S vilice, No. 7 7th stre Ke Mt-erS * F ALE.—Three three-story BRICK HOU- SES, within a quarter of a mi the City Hall, one two storg. BRICK, wit bui'ding, near the Circle, and one FRAME © AGE, on Cepitol Mili, with sinalier Houses, and vacant Lots, in different portions of the City. Inquire over Washington City Savings Bank GRAFT DH SON. ge 10-000 VALUABLE LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY FOR SALE.— The undersigned having 30 acres of Land in his farm, will dispose of frosm 100 te 20) acres, in Jots to suit purchasers. Said Land is situated S miles from the tong Bridge, on the Cojummbia Turnpike, and about the same distance from Alexandria and Georgetown. ‘Those wishing to purchsse Land, near the three cities, will do well to call on the subsoriber, as I deem it unnecessary to describe the I ighborhood, as itis presumed that those ing to purchase will examine the property before purchasing. S. B. CORBETT. seli-eolm _(Alex.Gax2awif) i (OR SALE—Handsome residence on the Heights of Georgetown. “fhe subseriber,as Trustee, of- fers for sale that spacious and handsome residence in Georgetown, at present occupied by Charlies W. Pairo, Esq. The property comprises an entire square y & of ground, beautiful, proved with walks, trees, shrubbery” flowe: large and weil. buflt green house, with p! great variety. There are also on the premises, Stables, Carriaze-house, and other convement out houses. The Dwelling-House is large and roomy, having, with the wings, a front of ninety-five (95) feet and coumaads one of the finest views of the Potomac river aud country around. It is heated hy a furunce, Sp h gas, and contains both fixtures for het and cold water; a large ci Dy kitchen range: and almost every vonvensence for 2 first-class residence. If desired the Furniture will be sold with the house. Possession can be given immediately. For further particulars, terms of vale, &c., apply to SAM. ES, Trustee, At Pairo& Nourse’s Banking House, se 21-d3w2awiw opposite the Treasury. WARM FOR SALI..—A small FARM, contain- ing 18 acres of Land, will b ts to suit purchasers, or the whole of it disposed of toany one wishing to purchase. It is witha two miles of the Centre Market. For information inquire of GEO, EB. MOORE, east of the Park Hotel, 7ih street. se 19-wSw* —————— TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. S00D TWO-STORY WitH Bas&MaNT aNd Lot, 4 MON DAY, the 288 instant, I shall the premises, at 5 o'clock 5 uare No. 539, with t ie Improvement house bt bese - which is x good two-story frame ment. This property fronts on t south F, between ‘Terms: One-hall cash ; balance in six and twelve for notes bearmg interest from day of sale, idees given and a deed of trust taken. a ———___ A. GREEN, Auctioneer. writ of distrain from seized and taken ue in ther Beds. ten Sh fice St three office Chairs, One large mahogan; ing Glasses, two Cloc! &o., together with a and kitchen requ tice that [ will expose the ublic Auction to cash,on TUESDAY MORNING September 29th, 1457, in frout of t] uck Mattresses, one Cooking one dozen wood-seat Chairs, Counter, one Oyster Box, xtension Table, three Look Ks, ove lot of general assortment of house- ‘he Bank of W; FUTURE DAYS. By E. 8. WRIGHT ; Georgetown. CO SUGAR AT AUCTION.—on SDAY next. the sith intent, st 12 Dodge’s wharf, the cargo of ORTO RK Pp ED : & A. the schooyer Teft, consist: rt of choice quality. IGHT, Auctioneer, 2 Georgetown. _ SN, Auctioneer, NE NEW THREE-STORY RRICK Back BuriLvixe, 0 haadsome three-story nearly new Brick containing eight convensent! arranged rooms, pas inthe yard, with all the modern roperty is handsomely located eet, between 4th and Sih conveniences. ne-third cash: Inlanee in 6, 12, 12, and bearing interest from day of sale. a deed of trust taken. Al the cost of the purchaser, A. GREEN, Auct, {FIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE HOUSE » the sale is Postponed until A deed given and all conveyancin WEDNESDAY, tly A TF THE ABOVE SALE Postponed until TUESDAY, the 29th ins: __ N, Auctioneer, By BARNARD & BUCKE DESIRABLE MARKET FARM NEAR Pueiic Avcriox.—Oa WE TERNOON, September 30th, at 2 sell avery valuable Market on the premises, I shall Farm, about two miles from Georgetown, tween Rock Creek and from Tenally Town. of good land, part in wood and improvements consist of small oung orchard. psirous of examinin: ug of Mr. Jam: It contains about ninety acres Dweilling-House, % the farm can he Soot, No. 135 H . Emam: the residue 1 directed by ing street, Washingt Terms: One-half, casi mouths, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. Deeds at purchaser's cost. f sale are not complied with wit i roperty will be resold at the cinser’s risk, after SIvinR BARN ARRIAGES, BUGGIES, CARRYALLS, Ha aT Avctiox.—On THURSDAY, the Ist day of October next, at 12 : I well at the Livery stables of Messrs, Webber & Blake, on ath street, near the lowing articles, viz: o'clock m., 1 5 good Carringe Horses, young centile, and sound Ssets Double Harness herarticles belonging toa livery stable nm unnecessary to enumerate. 100, cash; over ur satisfactori- rom day of sale. Terms: All sams of an¢ that sam, a oredit of 6 and 90 days, SALE OF VALUABLE provep Reat Estate NEAR THE CENTRE By virtue ofa deed in trust, bearing date i day of September, 1457, and or the purpose of the settlement o} ness of Haslup & Weed, i, the subseribers will sell at public sale, on MONDAY, the 5th day of Octc - ber, 1857, at 5 o’clock p. 2,in Square No. 3ul, and .No. 1 fronting 40 feet on the public ite Centre Market, street, and 94 feet 1 inch on Lo improved with # story brick building covering the entire lot, and con- taining several stores, halls, and other rooms. No. 2 fronting 5) feet ou north C street and 47 feet on Louisinna avenue, aud improved with small brick and frame tenements, ‘The above property is located in one of the most valuable business portions of the city, and produces er, Aunuin, and is well known as es. Lots the improve- feet on north © ally-built three- a rent of $3.40 ers a rare opportn t italists and persons wi of sale: One-thin i824, 30, and 35 mont rom day of sale, secu s bearing inte deed in trust upon ved with on sax a) riy will be resold. upor wecks’ notice. at the risk end expense of the All conveyancing at the ex- S. 8. WALLACH. OS. Hi, BRADLEY o atter the sale, the prop peuse of the purchaser. OFFICIAL. Treasury Deraxtw September 23, 1457 t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the holders of stocks of the Un.ted States that this Department will purchase such certificates as shall be received here, duly assigned to the United States, previous to the Ist day of November neat, at the rates here- tofore offered and paid, viz: 10 per cent. premium on the loan of 1842; 16 per cent. premium on loans of 1u47 and 1842: and 6 per cent. premium on Texas indemnity 5 per cent. stock, together with the interest accrued in each case from Ist July. Certificates of stock received here on or after the ist day of November, until further notice shail be given, will be purchased at the following rates, viz: 8 per cent. premium on the loan of 1842; M4 per cent. premium on the loans of 1847 and 1242; and 5 per cent. premium on Texas indemnity 5 per cent. stock, with the accrued interest payable there- on, respectively. Where certificates of stock inscribed and trans- f rable on the books of the Treasury shall be re- ceived here, assigued to the United States, between the Ist December, when the trausfer books will be closed, and the Ist January, when the half-yearly interest is payable, the accrued interest for the lulf- year must bo expressly assigned to the United States by the stockholder. as no interest for the current half year can be included in the settlement. but the same will be payable by the Assistant Treasurer on the interest schedules as heretofore. In all cases the purchase sums will be settled in favor of the lawful hoider of the stock, who shal! Aasign it to the United States im ihe mode prescribed by the regulations of assignments of stock ; and re- inittanoe will be made of the amount by draft on the Assistant Treasurers at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, at the option of the party in whose favor the settlement shall bo made. Que day’s addi- henal interest will be added from the day of receipt here for the draft to be sent by mail. HOWELL COBB, se 25-dtf Secretary of the Treasury. T COST.—Having determined to confine our business exclusively to the coach and cabinet branob of the trade (including Bar lronand Steel) we offer our present stock of .DING HARD- WARE, CUTLERY, AGRICULTURAL GOUDS, &o., &e ,at cost to close out. : All such goods wust positively be suid, and if not entirely closed out by the 15th December will be dis- posed of at auction to make room for another olass of merchandize. - As An examination of prices wil! conyince purchasers that on such goods there is chance fora good invest- ment. With inoreased facili in the branch of the trade to which we shall hereafter devote vuratiention,both as to quality and quantity, we solicit the mcreased patronage of consumers in full confidence that prices |, will be satisfactory. . ELVANS & THOMPSON, » bet. 9thand loth sts. (American, lutel& Masiboro Gazette) 86 2-eolm NEW SUPPLIES OF GENTS’ FURNISU- } ING GOODS it received, by which we are prepared to pre- sent to our friends and the public, a complete and supenor assortment, comprising everything in the Breve Shirts of Linen and Cotton, (White snd ‘anecy.) Under Shirt and Drawers of Silk, L.. Wool, Merino, ; er , and ‘Net Cotton. Hae atie: Cravaia, stocks, Ti rfg Cravats, Stocks, Ties. Pocket Hand’fs, Silk and Linen. jjoves, Suspenders. Dressing Robes. _ Umbrelas. : ‘oilet Articles, &e., &o. All of which we will sellat the lowest prices, for N. B.—No indisposition to show our goods. O effort will be to please all, and soll Aeumny as wo can. GEO. H, B. WHT . eR PTEL RE, fe .16-c06t__ 392 Penn. ave.. bet. Sth a F98 SAUE Severs! rood work HO Eg. « themseives of Mr. Pato- "i requested to enroll their names as wore advantageous fur the advancement of Children, than any other sy stein of It ts equally advantageous for the perfecting of the most brilliavt performe;s. TERMs IN ADVANCE. 83 $5 per quarter. applications to be made to Mr. W. H. ALMER, at his residence, 260 F street, between ‘Thirteenth and Fourteenth. [D~ Georgetown Classes 1 vursday at 1/7 a’clock, town Female Seminary. EW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS. meet every Monday and at Miss Harrover's George- I return sincera thanks to my friends, and the pub i w their kind and liberal patronage ectfully inform th ved a large, ICK OF FAL fore would ask from them an examina same before purchasing elsewhere. action, both in price and mun selling exclusively therefore can offer greater inducements to purena- sers than those who du a credit 373 Seventh street near IL. OR IMPROVED IVE. NEW PARLOR BEATE FEINOL This is the best stove for rooms extaut, and for beaury « re pot can be chang holding halfa peck of coal to one a bushel, thereby increasing the capa teany required de; ‘These stoves will men, aud guaranteed to work well Send inyour orders before the cold werther sets in, to avoid confusion and hurry,a8 the demand is increasing, particularly for the enlarged fire put. fe . ghia Focaiie Fornaces just received, for bexting halls, parlors, &c. 4 PAW. H. HARROVER 5 p by experienced work- se If-colm AGNER, 225 PENNRYLVAN Continues to manuficture LOO! SES, and all other kinds of P' E FRAMES, opposite Kirkw JPASHIONABLE DANCING. PROF. H. W. MUNDER. takes great pleasure riends, former patrons. aud the public ¢ the duties of iis Seto!’ at his Hell, corner , on Thursday Afternoon,’ 3th aud D streets Liroduce giving instruction by the gtess of the pupil is much more rapid with the ac- comp wiment of the above instruments. He has the finest collection of New Dances that ha intreduced into this orany other city. and hopes, by the flattering reputation which he aiready enjoys, parstion for a brilliant season, re of the best patronage. K.—Persons wishing to conf-r with please leave their address at Musie Store. 34 Pennsyivanin avenue. ANCING ACADEMY. Mr. T F.GASZYNSKI and DAUGH the honor to announce to the Lad b- tlemen of Washington and Georgetown that he will re open his Classes f Ms sar pmenire Cg re Ci Tah r. Crouch’s Hall, corner o! wer Farnham’s Bookstore, for Misses and Maste' rem 3 o'clock p. m.j_for L from 7 o'clock p.m. the 7th ef October, at Miss and the extensive to merit @ liberal s jor he 9th ot Octo 2 Ladies and Gentlemen, rover’s Ladies Sem- plication can be made at Mr. G.’s residence, Spe - [om —Another lot of those infaili-~ NG ‘CANS—screw tops— pply of Housekeeping Articles , AT LA Sie SRLES e best Coa pond AC ) ling at the jowest pri 49 Seventh street, OTICE TO SPORTSMEN, sopyhsel tan corey cast: for cash only, JONAS P. LEVY No, 554 12th street. corner o: TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Financial Crisis. ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. 2, 930 a m.—Our Bavks will not allow a rm them, now paying out only small suse. ‘aad Paivavetrmia, Sept. 28, 10 a m.—The Banks commenced ve lng tive Gomree pursued on Sat- = The Girfird prying 5s, and the Mechan- c's and Southwark Banks ail notes 1 30a. m.—The Bank of North America sus- probably >and the suspension will now Naam —The Mecuaale's Bank now redeem itsS'sonly) The Pennsylvania, Girard, Punmore crite, Mechanics saa Bisrmmlip. Northern Lib- Ba of Fatstetnasty omy Se gig Fae a checks with its towkena aii od 1.0 p. m—The Bank of ; their own notes for checks, ETamrivante pore cie. All the banks are changing their comes since the opening hour vefase to certify Some = but give due bills to deposit with other ponks It ts now rumored on the street that the Gover- nor refuses to issue his proclamation unless the Pennsylvania Bank is placed on par with other banks, and her nutes received on jeposit All is confusian, but not attended with the ex- citement of former days. Every kind of basi- ness is paralyzed, and it is impossible to make collections R iCHMOND, Sept. 28, p.m —Our banks are pay- ing specie generally, and it is believed that they have determiued togo on. There has been no run yet; bat in Staunton the Central Bank and the Bank of the Valley have suspended Witminctox, N.C. Se th —There is no €xcitement here as yet in financial circles. Our banks are perfectly sound and continue as bereto- fore, but their future acti raed that of their neighbors lt be Bovermed by THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Jura. St. Jouns, N. B, Sept. 2 —The steamship Jura, from Cork on the 7th, with London dates to the 15th, has arrived Lonpox, Tuesday, 15th. —Breadstuffs general ly were dull, but the wheat market was firm at ja t quotations, with an active busines. > © money market was slightly more strin gen © Consols for money 904. a The Jura oe chartered by the East India ‘ompany to take tw: iments oops St. raed to Calcutta. ican — Livenroon. Toesday —Red wheat had ad- vaneed 3d. Flour closed buoyant. The corn market closed qniet and steady. ‘The City of Washington arrived ont on the 16th The Emperor Alexandria, of Russia, had ar- rived at Berlin. The cholera was raging at Hamburg, Arselan, wore and other places, and proved very fatal. The Bank of Holland has increased ts rates of discount to tive per cent., and it is Presumed that most of the German banks will be compelled to follow its example, and a general advance be es- tablished. Accounts from Moldavia state that the recent elections in the Priucipalities resulted favorable to a union. Sterling and Freights at New Orleans. New Oreans, Sept. 26 —The weather here has become quite cool, and fears of an early frost are apprehended. Strict middling cotton to-day is worth 164 cents and the demand for export continues large. rling is again lower, and prime signatures e been done at 6 percent. Freights steady at Fi of W. B. Lovejoy & Co. Boston, Sept. 26, 2 mi m.—The failure of W. B. Lovejoy & Co., a large clothing house on Commercial street, in this city, is announced. State street is considerably excited to-day by the intelligence from Philadelphia, but all the banks remain firm, and have made large addi- tions to their specie basis within the last few days. Expected Troops for England. Hatirax, Sept. 25 —We learn that the Cunard screw steamship Jura was to leave Cork on the 13th or 14th inst., for St. Johns, N. F_, where she is now due, and where she will embark the 76th regiment for es mona She may bring over two days* later intelligence from Europe Accident. Garver, Me., Sept ey & the falling of the staging at the cattle show of the Kenebec Agri- cultural Soctety, Nrs. David Brown, of Rich- mond, bad her back broken; Mrs. Libby, of Gard - ner, ber head dangerously hurt, and two other ladies their legs broken The Tehauntepec Company Grant. New Og8Leans pt. 26 —The steamer Texas Las arrived at quarantine from Texas. Thegrant to the new Rohde Company requires that ten leagues of the road shall be finis! yearly. Conflagration in Michigan. Drreorr. Sept. 22 —A fire occurred on Friday at Grend Rapids. destroying many of the best a Loss $100,000 Insurance $50.00 to GOW Heavy Rebbery. PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2° —The silk house of Curtis & Co. in Chestnut street, was robbed of #°,000 in goods siace Saturday The Ohie River. WaHeetinxe, Sept. 2° —The river here still con- tinues to fail Baltimore Markets Rattimor®, Sept. 2 —Flour is firm at $5.50 for all kinds of superfive Wheat is improving—red $1 300%1 93; white $1 Wal.s0. Corn is better; white 7ica?Sc; yellow T2alSe. W bisky is firm; City 23¢; Ohio 2c cash New York Markets. New York, Sept. -#.—Flour declined; sales of 5.40) bbls ; State 5 2ia®5 33; Ohio $5.6 a 5° 5, southern has considerably declined, but quota- tions nominal. Wheat is unsettled ; sales of 42,000 bushels ; western white $1.22a81.3, red $1.21. Corn is de ‘W sales are unimportaut ; quotations a-e nom ins’ Pork has declined ; nzess nominally at $24 5) Beef declined at $14 59316 00. Lard is quiet at 14 al5e Whisky is dull at 21¥225e. for Ohio ROST KIN « I have just received Store and Gra* seets, Si8 and 222, th latest improved Latrobe Parior Companions Also, the latest improved Fine Parlor Com mons, both the tatest improvement out for hey settmckin the parlor lire-pisce like a grate, heat the parlor, and as muy chambers as you nmy have one over the other, with one smal bre, and set by Mr. Ewd. Rowe, who is the best and most experienced fur setting them that can be found in the District. se II-leoi2t C. WOODWARD. Ts E INVINCIBLE COOK.—The citizens of Washington and environs are hereby notified that I have just receiveda fresh supply of these oni versall admired and unsurpassed Invincible Cook Stoves, tubular ovens, for ooal or wood, whieh, for econoniy in coustunption of fuel and beauty of opera tion, are, without exception, the very best Codking Stoves ever manufactured. Five hundred references will testify to the above. JAS. SKIRVING, Woshing, Stove, Grate, Rauge, and Bot air Furnace Manu ‘ory, Southeast corner Penn. ave. aud Jith et. 9 IxsraverioN” MSHINGTON aND eee TIGEORGETOW Noo A C.IRVING’S Vocal ue Cinsses meet for io struction and practice at Tem Heili,on & street, above D, on Monday, W ednesday, and Friday evenings. Afternoon classes at 4% o'clock, and night ase at 76; gut his class for Georgetowa morte at Mr. Arnold's room, ou West .ad- joining the residence of Rev. Dr. Bocosk,on Taes- day and Thursday evenings, at 73 o'clock . ‘Ferma, Joe shies wees. B lessons, $5. os 188 eptiemen iroes rece: thorough Know ledge of mousse wail be ratified by ti we hoation ona be use to Mr. T.at the ea %. through the Post Office. __ se 21 wrOVES! STOVES": STOVES!" >) echt f those in want of STOVES is jevined beter lowes and well selected assortment. Having given great attention te their selection, am confident | can suit all who may faver me witha call, Ament my go apllostion i will name— Time i aria " mee "Parlor Cook, Walle Couk. Virginia Cook, Pesurees Ereplete: Vispiote alc Topher &o,& erie $ C.,&e. Pasether with Parior Stoves, of great ¥: ana tero— Radittors, Air Tight, The Oval Franklin, Littie With bed-room and dining-room Stoves, of various patterns, and al! sizes. to put Lip inthe most coved prated wrought-iron Warm - Me . R » ko, th simplicity of ite pA SO +4 has wert failed togwe agp aee. Call examine for yourself, at WDD. WYVILUS, Soe Secae las Woke atone arose between Piird and 4 a D.—James Lackey. Morohant x A ‘eo ite the Patent Office, poneost- {uily informe bis fre and the public shat = woweurplted with Pat! and me deggeon “4 =e the city. Gontiemen wall find tebe ad - vantage to have ther clothes made to at ma Sorable manner fora inte a ‘. STOCK OF GOODS to be forced off at on No, 20, aoe ste. nels cry «co,