Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Cross of THe HorticotToRAL Exntsttion- The following awards were made last night to the successful competitors at the last and present exhibition of the Society To Joun Watt—For best collection of green- house plants, ete., stilversalt cellar, sugar sifters, sugar spoons, dessert spoons, knife, butter kaive, ravey, salt and mustard spoons. : To Wm. Cammack—Second premium for green house plants, ete., silver salt stand, sugar tongs, spoons, set of salt and mustard spoons. To TF. W. Spence—For best collection of stove plants, etc, silver salt cellar, butter knife, sugar and spoons. “To Jerome Deggs—For best verbenas and cut ‘oses, silver sugar spoon. * To Prof. Charlies G. Page—For best pelumias, phloxes, etc., silver salt cellar, napkin ring, su- nm, fruit knife, gravey sj i we rola. Jardine—Second prisetor cut roses, etc., silver fruit and butier knives, table spoon. To Clement T. Hishley—For best collection of eut flowers, according to taste, silver salt spoons. To Miss Stonghton—Second prize for eut flow- ers, to taste, silver tea spoon. To Wm. Hughes—For second best chrysanthe- moms, silver tea spoons. M. Griffith—Extra prize for stove plants, etc. , silver fruit knife, butter knife, table spoon and mt spoon obn Saul—Extra prize for conifera, ete., silver butier knives and fruit knife. Thomas Blagden—For best bunches of Fern grapes, etc., silver sugar tongs, napkin ring and Joba K. Vernon—For best three bunches Ca- tawba grapes, etc., silver salt spoon and sugar * George T. Raub—For best six cling-stone pesches, silver fruit knife. D. Clagett—For second best twelve peaches, silver sugar tongs. i. N. ‘Trouk—For best six pears, silver spoons. W. Thomas—For second best six pears, silver * J. Brown—For best twelve apples, etc., silver napkin ring and spoons. joshua Pierce—Extra premium for Catawissa raspberries, two silver spoons: cam Smith—Extra premium for figs. silver K. Watt—For best collection of vegetables, iver sugar tougs, butter knife, table spoons and sugar tongs Mrs. 'yle—For best bunches of carrots, silver spoons Prizes were awarded for the June exhibition, not connected with the present exhibition as fol- lows To Joba Howle.t—For cut graj To John Slater, Alexandria—For second best collection of strawberries, silver xpoons. To Dr. Baine—For best collection of vegeta- bles, silver salt cellar. To Rev. R. R. Gurley, Georgetown—For hoya cornosa, silver tea spoon. To Miss Catharine Bates—For superb moss basket, silver » ¥ ToJ.T.C. Clarke—For suburban cottage and garden, silver salt cellar. After the awarding of the premiums was con- eluded, Prof. Page addressed the numerous com- ny axsembled in « short and appropriate sj b, thanking the public generally for their kindly at- tendance ou the exhibition, and the !uterest mani- fested by them in its success. He stated that the Boriety had labored under great difficulties in making up the exhibition, which they had hap- pily surmounted. and had placed themselves in a Position soon to be on an equality with the best associations of the kind inthe country. He ex- ressed a strong hope that by another year the in- ates manifested by many — in the city and surrounding country would ripen into healthy results, and be the ineans of cementing the pleas- @nt associations already formed among the mem- bers in a manner to advance the objects and in- terests of the Society to the final benefit of the country at large. He axsured the audience that he could safely promise them at the next exbibi- tion of the Society specimens of their efforts in floriculture and horticulture which would sur- Prise and delight all. During the evening some delightful music from members of the Marine band, led by Prof. Wag- ner, affurded pleasure to all present , silver knife. Tur River —The regatta of yesterday was a lively affair. All of the boats which were adver- tised to enter for the prize cup, started, except the Young America. The boats set out witha very favorable quarter breeze, and pretty nearly together. The Katy Darling capsized twice be- tween the Long-bridge and Alexandria. and fi- nally drifted ashore near the Alexandria coal wharves The Onctas carried away ber mainsail and — below; the Lady y Spanker was sti!l more unfortunate, rting: fer mainsail halyards no less than four mest when the first accident occurred to her the Sam’ Alien was two miles astern and failing off. The Katy Darling having given in, left but four com- itors. only three of whom passed the turnin; noe The Millard Fillmore fell so far behind the others that she gave the race up, and did not make the buoy at all. The 3. Ailen turned the buoy first, was followed by the Spanker, the Onetas being third. ‘The contest for the bome race was a bot and exciting one. The Allen hav- ing sustained no damage to her rigging was in much better sailing condition than either of the other boats. and led off handsomely, the Onetas and Spanker being pretty much equal in speed ‘The Allen arrived at the stake one half mile in advanee of the others, the Onetas followed, and the Spanker came in last. Considerable money changed hands among the beatmen about the Bridge on the result of the race. The wianing boat took the prize (silver cup) and the race was ended ‘The Thomas Coliyer bas been thoroughly re- paired at Hunter's ways, Alexandria, and it is probable she will be launched from there to-day, aud be again placed on the line between the two cities Navy Yaro Matrers —The steamer Fulton in nearly ready fur sea. It is expected that she Will be put in commission next week. She is to join the Home Squadron in the Guif, under the command of Capt. Alina; Chief Engineer® Har- “mon Newell is also to go in her. The Water Witch, which arrived up from New York yesterday, brought ordnance stores for the Yard purposes. ‘The new Machine Suop is now in operation, and presents a lively aspect to the visitor. Seve- ral new steam engines of ponderous dimensions bave been constructed this season for the new shop, and which drive an immense amount of machinery. ‘The two engines which have been erected for the new machine shop are capabie of performing any amount of heavy service. The Engineers and Machinists’ department, now under the management of Captain M. E Bright, in the temporary absence of Chief Eagi- neer Hust, is in a condition to turn out at the shortest notice any kind of work in its line that may be required in the Ordaance a many hands are employed in constructing gun carriages, cus- sion cap making, making sheil boxes, other orduance work Iu the Foundry men are casting shell and buoy anchors. — Darixe Hicuway Rossgxy—On Thursday night, about 10 o’clock, Mc. W. Maedel, draughts- man, residing on Seventh street, was waylaid by a gang of highway robbers in the vicinity of the ** Round-tops,”” while on his way from = town, was knocked down and robbed of every- thing of value about his person—some $10 in pores ass ring, breastpin, handkerchief, cigar case, and even his spectacies. ‘The old game was yed, of ads their victim and aski for acigar; and bis kindly compliance wax fol- lowed by the above-stated treatment. Sucha re- quest, in such a place, at such a time of night, should be answered by the presentation of the bore of a revolver to the gaze of the questioner We hope to bear, before might, that this = pome twenty in number—have been tracked and hauled up Turse Curers ror Paizo & Novrse —In the assignment of this firm, which we published the other day, the certificate of the witnesses to that instrument set forth that after the deed bad been duly executed, Mr. Pairo gave oue chair, Mr. Nourse gave another chair, and then Messrs. P. & N. gave a chair *-jointly.”’ been Eo vetter spirits on itors. Tue Fraxcux Fire Comrany started this mérning upon their visit to Pulladelphia. They made quite a handsome appearance upon the avenue, and their new and brilliant Pments attracted much attention. They wil) joined in Philadelphia by a bumber of members who could not leave this morning, and their ranks will increase to fifty or sixty members They take with them a portion of the celebrated Marine Band. We Qvote below the buying and selling rates now adopted by the principal private banking establishments in the city: occasion than the de- District banks... Baltimore banks 2 Phitadetpbia bank 4& Me 2 Niiots banks...... z 5 Alexandria corporation stoe 7 6 Georgew#h do. do. ins Good, rox THE CoLumeta Bovs'—At a meeting of the Columbia Fire Company, held om the 2d justant, It was resolved, in consideration of the disturbances among the firemen of the city, that the Columbia Fire Company will, for the it, coufine its operations to the limits of the Fifth Ward, except iu urgent cases, and whem calied upon for assistance by the authorities. ! Sioxor Britz, whose arrival in this city al- ‘ways sets the young folks in vwgt commence his wonderfal exbibitions of diablerie at Odd Fellows’ Hall, en Mondayaight. Hall will be inevitably erammed. withe ‘They seem to have | Potice Cases.—Before Justice McKenna.— The day before yesterday. Mrs. Johanna McKen- ny appeared before his honor te complain of Margaret Nain, whom she charged with appro- riating sundry dry goods. She had missed ‘a eautifat quilted petticoat,” which bad cost her $3, and two linen pocket handkerchiefs, worth thiee tips apiece. Accordingly a warrant was issued and Placed in the ot Officer Harro- ver, who proceeded with the complainant to the house of Margaret, where, after a strict search among the chattels of the poor woman, nothing tar up but two white handkerchiefs, having no mark by which they could be identified. Jo hanna swore stoutly io the property being her own, although unable to identify it by any mark. Jobanna was so ready to swear that his honor ventured to cross question her, when she insin- uated, in true Amazonian style, that she would have her say, and if *‘ his ’onor?? would not listen to her, she would make him. Thisassertion was backed up with flashing eyes and fists clenched in a manner that indicated a decided familiarity with the use of her fives. His honor heard her cae with great good nature, and then ob se that the defendant had a right to be heard through the mouths of witnesses, who the de- fendant averred could prove that she came by the goods honestly. So, the case was laid over until rday, when the defendant appeared, bring- witnesses who testified, the one that she ha: presented the defendant with one of the handker- chiefs, and the other, ayoung lad, that he had found the other article iu an old stable, and had given it to the defendant. So, the case was dis- missed by the Justice, who spoke encouraging words tothe unfortunate Sper who is in very r circumstances, with nothing to recom- eed Ser but her character for honesty. She thanked him, and taking the goods, which were her’s, left the office with a light heart, and we believe a clear couscience. Before Justice Walter —Dorothy Weirth ap- red and made oath that Catharine Waiter had feaken in upon ber premises and disturbed the peace. A printed form, authorizing the arrest of the said Catharine, was speedily placed in the hands of an officer, who as 8) ly brought the culprit up. An investigation elicited the fact that Catharine and Dorothy both lived under one roof, only one lived up stairs and the other below. Mes. Deifil also lives in the sume house, aud her husband had been discharged from a good job of work through the instigutious of Catharine’s “old mau; and the wives somehow got into a wrangle about it all together. Mrs. D . being in bodily fear of Mrs. Walter, fled up to the room of Mrs. Weirth and fastened the door, Mrs Watter followed, and broke down the bar to ner ingress; and then there was a small fight, in whieh Mrs. D. was slightly damaged about the eyes and hair. Mrs. Weirth very properly com- plaiaed to the justice, and hence the arrest and trial. Mrs. Walter was held to bail for her ap- pearance at the next term of tie Criminal Court. Centre Marxet.—This morning the old and new markets were well occupied, and the gang- ‘ways were crowded with purchasers from every section of the city. There is a sufliciency of room for persons to pass through the gangways when they have nothing but their business to attend to, frequently little groups collect, and with their hokes so occupy the space that it js difficult to pass. It would be well to assign the old fish market for the purpose of holding lengthy greet- ings. The supply was of excellent quality, and the prices about as follows : 12\Shorts . 20 12|Shipstw 30450 12: Egys, per doz. 13 1.00| Roll butter 25a31 124 | Phil’a print. 40 18) Honey, per | 25 12a15|Green corn. . 12 --. 75a%1|Egg plants.. 4 Calves heads,eac 25 Onions, per 37a50 Bacon... 16a15 ‘Tomatoes, pk. 37350 Shoulder: Mal5|Grapex, per pk ei Breast pieces IG) Cabbage, pr head. 6 Dried beef... Js|Damsonx, per pk. $1 Chickens, pr pair. 5062) Butter beans, qt.. 12 Ducks... -. Sa75/Quinees, per p'k. 37350 Turtles, each...12a%1.25 Apples, pk.. 2550 Corned salmon... 15) Peaches, per Herring, per doz.. 2031] Beets, per bun 3 Terrapins, each... 37a$1| Carrot: 2 Irish potatoes, pk. 25)Turnips, perb'ch. 3at Sweet potatoes, pk 25a37|Chestnuts, pr qt.. 2 Corn, pr bush.... 75a50. Chinquapins, qt.. 12% Corn, ear, pr bush. 50a60/Cucumbers, pr i100 Su Beans, pr bush.. $2/Sturgeon euts..... 75a80| Rock, per buach 4ua45)Troat...... ++ 87a90| Taylors Rye, pr bush Onis. AccipExt.—A man named James H. Gosweil Was severely injured on yesterday afternoon, by falling from the roof of a house on which he was working, at some place acar Good Hope, across the Eastern Branch. He fell a distance of nine- teen feet, striking in a manner to jar him badly He is doing very well, though sore in every limb from the concussion. Watcn Report ror Sreremaee —The report of the Captain of the Auxiliary Guard shows that the number of trial cases returned was 1u8—Cor poration cases 9%, United States cases 10; of whom 48 were white persons and 60 colored— males S2, females 26. Lodyers necommodated 105, of whom % were from the District Corporation Stock —On Thursday Jas. C McGuire, Auctioneer, sold $1,000 Corporation stock at 12. = Lots 3 and 4, in square 959, were sold by same house at 24 cents per foot. Purchasers, W. P Trowbridge and Jno. MeNerhany. Fovnp Dean.—Last night a new born infant was taken to the Central Guardbouse to await the action of a jury of inquest. It was found on M street, between Sixth and Seventh, rit had been deposited by some person as yet unknown. Metzenortr has just added to his series of the Views of Washington, two fine pictures, repre senting the United States Arsenal and the Jack- son Equestrian Statue. ARREsTED.—It was reported by the guards at the Central Station, last night, that Wim. Wilson, who is charged with participating in the election riots of June fast, had been arrested and com- mitted to jail. Watca Retcnns.—Last night, a man named Daniel Barry, a wounded soldier and pensioner, (baving lost a leg,) was arrested by a county con- stable on a charge of robbing a drunken man of a sum of money This morning the man who lost the money could not say that Barry robbed him, and the principal witness not appearing he was released by Justice Donn. Three colored musicians, who had been ph ing at a dance on Third street in the Seventh Ward, were taken for being ont after hours. The Captain, ascertaining that they had been forcibly detained, dismissed them at an early hour. The ceils were nearly all occupi by lodgers from abroad. J Mz. Evtrox: You will please correct an error in the publication of “ Another Arrest.” | was not arrested by Officer Robinson, but went with my brother and gave myself upto Justice Cull, and gave bad! for my appearance to answer. it Cuxistorner Bourarer. Mr. Fo I feel it my duty to make a brief ex- position concerning the Inte disgraceful riot, of Taesday evening inst, by Which tcans I came near forfeiting my life, to an organ zed gang of lawless ruffians, whose only motive could have been the wanton destruction of human I:fe, and a total di gard of inw and order. It is not my purpose to involve myself intoa nows- Paper controversy, any inore than to deny most em- phatically the gross 1 rs against my ebarac- ter, im cousequence of “news 3” mixing my @ manner with the said disgraceful asmuch as toleadithe public to infer pant, when I was in no way, ei- directly, concerned in ray, as I can satisfactorily prove. at W. J. Warxer. a eet Weapons Caxus, of every kind, at very low pri- ees, made to order, at the Philadelphia Ice Cream Depot, corner !2thend F streets. 86 )7-Iin* Coats, Pays, anv Vests. Dress Suits, Business Suits. Noaw Warner & Co., Marble Hall Clothing Store, Browns’ Hotel Building, respeetfully an- mounces that their annual display of Fatt anv Winter CLoruixe is now ready for inspection Smprising an assortment of Gentlemen's and Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest design material, trimming, and workmanship. Tothose who study excellence, with economy, in @ artictes of dress, hina is now red for selecting from one of the most aitractive of Clothing in this city, at very, redgeed -im Rev. Mr. Swincel, Mr. of rik ee DIED. On the 2d tant, MATHEW GIBGORS Coe His friends acquaintances vited to attend his funeral, at Marine m. nt, m the 13th 1 LIA, eldest daughter of | Proust hts of the begs he invited to attend ¢ Sioak, Srsus the tesidenee of Gee fener ton sia serest,batwnen ih ad 13th streets ‘west. withou 1ce. ee ee ea ee K FP BOOTS AND BHOES ans purchased ab ate than Jeid tron Hall, Pa. ave, bot, th and loth GEORGBTOWN AFFAIRS. Correspondence of The Star. Grorcetown, Oct, 3, 1857. The promptitude and manner in which the in- terest is quarter!» met upon the stock debt of our Corporation renders it one among the most de- sirable methods for investing mouey we know of. The safety of the investment is also a matter of ro little moment, and one that should be always taken into consideration by those seeking for a remunerative disposition of their means. There is bev gent hey Possibility of loss ever occurring to those who may purchase it as a permanent in- vestment. Of late it has rarely ever fallen more than a few cents below par, and even when it has we doubt whether the very shrewdest financier in our midst could assign any good reason for such depreciation. We are not aware of a single dollar’s worth being now on the market for sale; if there is, however, we can see no good reason why it should not bring e millas much as any other six percent. stock in the land. In sub- stantiation of what we have before said it may be proper for us to remark that the Clerk of the Cor- poration met every dollar of the last quarter’s in- terest on the first instant in gold and silver. W. H. Tenny, Esq., the efficient clerk of the commissioners of the Pee fund of our Corpo- ration, has furnished us with the following offi- cial statement of the condition of the institution for the quarter ending September, 1857: jeans. puparation 6 per cent. stock + $76.072.66 Redeeming fond, cash. + 11,120.76 Cash in clerk’s bands.. . 76.37 Sum total of assets... Liabilities, circulation. Balance over and above all liabilities. . $33,962.79 There are also other sources of protit to the con- cern, to which the commissioners can look with considerable certainty, which will doubtless in- « ease this amount to over forty thousand. De- _ending upon contingencies, however, they are dot taken juto the calculation. As some persons may not be fully informed of the operations of the sinking fund, it may be well for us to state that our Corporation notes, when issued, are invested in the stock of the Corpora- tion, and, as the interest accrues on that stock, it is invested in other stocks of the Corporation, and the gain to the present time (by the saving of interest) is the above amount $35,952.79. This ii the Conunissiouers of the Sink- kept separate and distinct from any other transactions of the Corporation. ‘The notes were not issued to pay any debts of the Cor- ration, but simply to constitute a sinkins fund for the liquidation of our Corporation debt, and which, itt continues to be as successful as it has done heretofore, it will, in course of time, absorb the entire stock of our Corporation, which bas heretofore been issued, and thus entirely relieve our town of her present debt. For this wise scheme we are indebted to our late esteemed fel- low-citizen, F. Dodge, sr. The following is the resuit of the labors of Uncle George hoemaker) and his assistant, Mr. Clabaugh, Tn the way of flour inspections for the quarter ending Septeinber 30th, 1857: Whole bar- rels, 19,102; half do., 1 5 Boats continue to arrive by canal from Cum- berland with coal. At each of the docks several large schooners are awaiting cargoes. The agent at Ray’s dock, Mr. Younger, dispatched one large schooner yesterday, heavily laden. be offerings of beet cattle at Drover’s Rest and Fosset's Yards yesterday amounted to 600 head; 10) of which were purchased by District butchers at $3a$4.37}4 on the hoof, equal to $6a $5.75 nett. The remainder were driven on to Baltimore. Olid sheep and lambs $2 25a$3; full supply, but quality inferior. Hogs $9 5u. Arrivals.—Schr. Carlton Jane, Tyler, from New York, with 1,000 bbls. cement to Capt. M. C. Meigs for the Washington Aqueduct; scur Elen Mar, Nickerson, Boston, to Hartley & Bro , and a full cargo of freight for the District; sebr. Tri- dent Snow, Portland, with 195 tons of plasterand lumber to E ‘ons; brig Maria, Swain, from Wilmington, N.C ith 96,009 feet luinber to F . Wheatley; schr. Zealous, Bradley, from Nanti- coke, Del., with 5u cords of woud to Barron & Stover. ‘The following gentlemen have been appointed by Mayor Crawford to supeiintend the fuking of the vote of our citizens upon the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad question: E Chapman, R. A. Grittin and Richard Pettit. Flour ts still held at $5 50. We have heard of no heavy sales since our last. Pyetty large sales of wheat have been made during the last day or two at $1 1va$1.15 for red, and $1 20 for white, of ood qualities. A oes article of the latter, for Emus flour, would doubtless command #12 But fittle corn arriving, and sales small at 7Uc. for white and yellow. y GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. OR RENT.—The DWELLING part of House No. 86 Bridge street, Georgotown, D.C. In- ire at the Confectionery next door. "oc 3-2w sueeriey packet schooner Helea Marr, Nickersu: arrived, an receiving freight will Monday. "Fe Freight or passage apply to HARTLEY & BRO., lol Water street, Georgetown, D.C. oc 3-iw PRorcsans FOR WOOD, Mavon's Orricer, Grorsrtowy, D.C September 2th. 1857. The subscriber will receive sealed written propo- sals until Friday, the l0th day of October next, for furnishing about »xty cords of prime Oak Wood, in such guantiliesas may be required from time to time, during the ensuing winter, for the use of the destitute residents of the town. Upon approved security, the money will he advan- ead as soun 98 tho contract is executed. The price per cord, to be stated in the proposals. RICHARD R. CRAWFORD, Mayor. 80 3)-dtd STAPLE FALL GOUDS, s « JOHN H. SMOOT, 9S. side Bridge st., Georgetown, D.C., ved and offers (0 customers, an assortment of goods adapted to the early Fali demands, consist- ing of the fo lowing, viz: Pian Black Silks, ol the best makes ; Plain Modes and bright colored Muslin Delaines ich Fail styles Muslin Delaines, at 25 conts Rich ie pen and American Prints, in great variety, jt colors) New York, English, Bates’ Mills, all Wool,and other heavier makes Shirting Cottons Righacson's and Chaine’s celebrated make: rm vinens Blaok aud white Check Cashmeres, for Dusters Single and double width Lupin’s Black Moualin De- iaines: White. Red, and Yellow Flannels tof Cassimere: tinets, and Kentucky Jeans Slurting Prints, striped and dotted Ladies and } otton Hose, all kinds Gents, and Boys half do. i Ladies and Gents Linen Cambric Handk’ts net Ribbons Towellings Piaid Cottons wn Sheetings, Drills, and fine brown With other sensonable Goods, which will be sold i ee Oa or prompt customers. 2 = J. HF. RESOLUTIONS PLEDGI THE Cor \ poration of Georgetown tu & subscrip- tion to the Alexandria, Loudoun, a id Hampshire Railroad Coy pany, upon certain conditions, passed 2d August, $8) Resolerd b of Common the Board of Aldermen and Board ‘ouncil of the Corporation of Georke- in the event of an appropriation of mo- to build a bridge over the Potomac il Aqueduct. and wert Corporation by itself. and the citizens of Georget: wn, plodges itself to subscribe. or have sabseribed. to the stock of the Alexandria, I down, and Hampshire Ratlroad, a suim ne ing Tye cane fronsend sorts atrect a branch of sail belore referred from the bridge herein- to, to the main line of said road, and to intersect to same at such point 48 may peagerecd upou by the Directors of said road and this Corpo- ration: Provided, however, at this resolution shall have ne force whatever, or be in any manner binding on this Perportion notil i have been submitted to the consideration of the lea! voters of this town, according to the provisions hereinbefore mado, and be sanctioned by a majority of votes at the polls. far Mayor s Orrice, Georcetown, D.C. By virtue of the above resolutions, on Tuesday, the thurteenth dav of October next, between the houra of 9 o’olock a. m. and sunset. “ the polls will he opened at the Town Hil, that the sense of the legal voters of the town niay be ae upon the pro- ety of the unbscription as aforesaid, with the lim- tations therein, those in favor of auch sub- scription, shall ‘vote Ave. and those opposed shall ote No”? “ R.R.CRAW, fo vote No eR "AWFOR'D, Mayor. NOTICE—L icenses.—All persons whose Li cenxes from the tn Repeated Georgetown eXpire on the d)th inst., are ‘eby notified mpt! to Eid the amount to the C ork 1 t iemeigartrais, “ermine they may tue se 2-StawtOotid WM. LATRD, Clerk. NOTICE.—Having been informed that eer- Fist persona Aco in the habit of phe end ering together the Bottles which containor have goutar or cnr beverages, and putting therein - arti a iraeives, en dispos- fe of) op article on the faith and it ofour name stam on sais notified that Bottles, al! persous are he not subject to sale, and that they are de toour Secccmete ale to be retui M that ie intention to prosecute = it is our the utmost extent of t law, any ingment of our rights on the premises, RNY & SHINN Union Bottling Herot 57 Green street. sell g D.C. iat ieee EHS D.C. Pruaveven aT 0) MeL chem pry Gd0be Cinperinas 1L,CLOTRS, tiome und Topertereef conephte a rien tthe ol shove articles, wi ich we are dis, to sell at vi prices for cash. ; R. BRICE HALL, || rm 2001 St No. 373 Seventh et. house above t. COAL AT S595 PER TON. oSST guttr snare sain abi PRTG ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of three writs are jeri Facias, issued from the Clerk's Office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Co! for ‘he County of Washingtoa, and to me directed, 1 all ex, oe eigae for CASH, in front of the rt oor of said county, on WE, 2a- AY, the 28th day of October, at 2 sieleckon tee ollowing desorived property, to wit: ali defendant's right, title, claim, and interest in and to that of Lot,No, 17, Square No. 374, commencing 22 feet inches from the northeast corner of said lot, front- pomp peed inches, onl —— Pasir ween 9th 0th street Vest, and runni ke that wi the while depth of the lot, toxether with a's aad sin, tee tty sly Judicinls Nos. 361, $72, and 379, to 1857, in favor of Charles Koones, use Parker P. Clark, Peter J. Stoer, TM. ove ce ‘William dD. ‘Acken. Seg ann . HOOVER, J. Marshal for the District of Columbia. oc 3-dtds FOR RENT AND SALE. For other” For Rent and Sale” notices sea ist pare. OR RENT.—A BRICK HOUSK, two stories and attic, containing ten rooms. at the coruer of Sdand I streets north. Appiy to Mr. _GH- LIN, corner of 4th and I strocte wert se ees OR RENT.—A large, comfortable ROOM, on ‘9th and 10th streets. eee hee ntenet +) Soa THREE BUILDING LOTS FOR SaLK— esr No, 215 ;—they C.D, and E, in front south, 22 foet ench, on oone 14th street and Vermont avenue, runing hack xbout 100 feet ton 10 feet alley. These have recent'y been graded, proper for building. They are situnted in @ very healthy and fastly improving part cf the city, about three squares noril of Lafayette, and one square north of Franklin ao ¥ JAM ALY. D. . se3-2t* No. 388, corner Vermont av. and I. st. FS SALE.—A RARE CHANCE.—DOUBT IT NOV.—1 will seil, if ediate |: i} for, the Stock and Fixtures of a Bakery, Contec: tionery, and Fruit Store doing a good and cash basi- ness. ee further information inquire at this office. treet, between (OR RENT—The ROOMS inthe second stur Fer iidwell & Late oe cae Be seqpnd stare many years the office of Dr, Thos. Millar. Also three Lodging Rooms in the third story, and a large and Nee oe Stable on the alley in tha rear of the house. ‘The rooms will be furnished if rented by the year. The house is next to the eomer of Penn. avenue and I4th streets near Willards’ Hotel. Ap ply —— Store of KIDWELL & LAURENCE. ae 2 iw? OR RENT.—My iOUSE on F strect, between E iMhentinhs SE on F street, between este W. FPN IPs, ree if igs L.ET.—Four large ROOMS, worth side of Penn. avenues between 9th and Ith streets. Inquire of R. C. STEVENS, No. 13 Penn. avenue, between 8th and 9th sta, ke Bt FoR SALE.—A comfortable two-story FRAME HOUSE, on 6th street, hetwoen Mand N. A bargain may be had if spplied for immediateiy. Hl. N. LANSDALE, Agent, _ 86 23-Im* * No, 564 M street. —Lhave for rent two small FRAME n Sqnare 721, little east of the De- pot, one fronting Frand the ‘other 2d street. with gardeus and frout fences attached. For terms. &c., inquire of ALEX. H. YOUN Oe, re 9 ce. ne 2-2w* _ _"Felferson, Ma. FOR SALE—Handsome residence on the Heights of Georget . The subscriber.as Truste: : ce 1 Ww. recy comprises an entire sqaare 'y improved with waiks, trees, shrubbery. flowers, &c.; a large and well-built green house, with plants in great variety. ‘Th i on the premises, Stables, Carriage hou convenient out houses. The Dweiling-House ix large and rooiny, having, with the wings, a front of ninety five (95) feet and commands one of the finest views of the Potomac river and country around, It 18 heated by a furnace, lighted with gas, and coutains bith fixtures for hot and cold water; a large cistern, kitchen range: and almost every conven ence for a first-class residence. {f desired the Furniture will be sold with the house, Possession can be given immediately. For further particulars. terms of sale, &c., apply to _ SAM. C.EDER, Trustee, At Pairo& rae’s Banking House, posite the Trensury. 2¢ 21-dSwwiw ety! FOR RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS Farm of 60 acres; one half cleared and under cultivation, situated in Alexandria coun Ld Va., adioining and north of the Farm of G.W. P. ‘ustis, and about a quarter of a mile from the Georgetown Aqueduct. quality stab The land ts of excellent It is well enclosed. with good dwelling, and other houses, For er inquire emises, orto 1 RY BIRCH, isth street, between M and N, Washington city, D. C. au 2-Séw* Two comfortable FRAME 116 and 112, situated on ‘eet, between 4th and Sth $200 in cash; balance int, 2. house, Apply at No, 512 (2d POLLARD WERBR. Agent. tb story and basement Frame + On 19th street, north of and near M. street, containing nine rooms and back building of two rvoms. Hasa seven fect passage, a well and pampiuthe yard. ‘The rooms are large and airy, 3 years for either ee street. 5 and, if agreeable, the owner would ‘ike to retain two of the rooms, and when in Washington, board in the house with his wife. ‘Toa good tenant the rent will be low. Apply to the subse: xe 29-e0St her on the promise ERS, JAS. WAL’ “TOWN COLLEGE, Washington City, corner of Fand 12th streets. Session 1857-’8, FACULTY OF MEDICINE. N. Youxc, M. D., Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine. C. HT. Linexwax, M. D., Professor of Surgery. J. BLi0T, M. D., Professor of Anatomy. 3° EB Moreax.'M_D. Professor of Medical Ju- risprudence and Hygiene. yDRK, M. D., ssor of Obstetrics and nstrator of Anatomy. 2 On the Ith of October iil conn and end in Mareh followin, ‘The Lectures will be delivered at the Colleze Buildings, No. $3 F street, during the hours of the afternoon acd evening. ‘This time of lecturing has ncustommry mn the College since its establish meut, and is found to be advantageous tothe student. s The fee for the full course is. 8% Matriculation (pnid only once} oes Demonstrator’s ticket. 5 Ww Graduation. See ~ 8 The expenses of living in Washington are as aes ake city ait the Union. ti 101 ress mene ELIOT, M. Bas Dean of the Faculty, se % Sow No. 4% Seventh street. west. I VOCAL MUSIC. - NSTRUCTION IN WASHINGTON AND GEO ETOWN C.IRVING’S Vocal Musie Classes meet for in- ‘uction and practice at Temperance Hall.on E reet, above 3th, on Monday, \V ednesday and Friday Afternoun classes at 43@ o'clock, and 7: either class.) 22 lesson $5. instruction, vocal or puno, per quarter, Ladies and gentlamen desirous of moouiving a thoreugh knowledge of music wiil be gratified by uniting with either of these ciasses. Application can be made to Mr. I.at the Hall or through th t Off se 21 tf YHE SE 2S OF YOUTH Just Publi ‘ A few words of the Katioual Treatment, Medicine, of Spermatorrtien or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Erission: Genital, and Nervous Debility, Pr: FIRM ATURIT:, d, Gratic, the 2th Thousand. oT ANI ture Decay of the System, linpo- Lal teney, and Inpedimenta to Marriage ™ generally, by Bb, DE LANEY, M. D. ‘The important fact that the many alarming com- plaints, origiuating inthe imprudence and solitude of youth, may be easily removed without Medicine, is in this small tract. clearly desmonstrated ; and the entirely new and Rishi successful treatment, as acoptod by the author, fully expiained, by means of which every one is enabled to cure Himself perfect! and atthe least le cost, thereby avoiding all the advertised rostrums of the day. Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in a sealed envelope, by Fomutting two pow'ane staan ps - DE LAD * sem-dk&wtf{ 17 Lispenard street, New York. NRY PALMER'S PIANOFORTE are daily adding new members Ver availing themselves of Mr. Pata - ‘e requested to euroll their ngines as ly as Orin chs system is more advantagcous for the advancement of Children, than any other system of ruction. 7 a tis equally advantageous for the perfecting of the most brilliant performers, ( ‘ERMS IN ADVANCE. Lote Class 10. All 5 per quarter. Advance Classes npplications to be rasde to Mr. W. H. Ba 4 Fst - reeves gga ta F street, between rt ourteeuth. i “Georgetown Ciaases meet every Monday and ‘Thursday at 17 o'clock, at Miss vers George- town Feinale Seminary. fi se 2th GINIA MONEY TAKEN AT PAR.—We ims Hostess hella ali kinds of Virginia and City paper at je once pi of Clothing, which we orcas sargrey gh SF & STEPHENS. D street, between Ninth » Pred Se 2-d1t rear of our . § ER BROWNS’ HOTEL. 370 Fs a & splendid it of FS RE ROY SA ECLOTHING ahd Gants FURWISHING GOODS of the fneat 8, style and at the Emporium 0: OL, jrowns’ Hotel, next to private in bn _ (Totel& taten) IB C ANSPORTATION BALTI- MORE & WashinGron RATLROAD- By direction of the President and Directors of the ond, - undersigned gives notice that hereafter only such money as 18 kable inthis city will be i ment of Freicht Bills due to the Companys yee RT a PARSONS, Agent, Washington. Sept, 21, 1857 aw 8 R PRESERVES, PJCKLES, &e.—All vane- SB tes of SPICER, J S 4 L. sem €or. Vi. atreet. nivel odd U “ai. | ak AUCTION SALES. Sere el occ TO-DAY & TO-MORKOW MORNING. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. — ROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. By A.GRE: + Auctionesr, MPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PRop- ERTY at Avction.—On SATURDA) . the 34 of October, 1 shail sell, im front of the Ergmuncs, ats o'clock Mt ps. 6,7, and 8, in Cabot vision of Square 625, fronting on Massachusetts avenue, between North Capitol and First streets Tous, with the improvements, which are four Bick Be » Lots Nos. 21 and 22, in same square. These are unimproved, and frent on north G street. Also. Lot N. ia eame square, fronting also on north G street, with the umprovements, which are two good two-story Frame Houses, with attic and cellars, and one Frame House fronting on the wide alley to which all the juts run back. Terms half cash ; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. given and « deed of trust taken. All conveyance at the cost of the urehaser. Sead A. GREEN. Auctioneer. By JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. 2 CORPORATION OF WASHING- ) x CEN = x On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Oot: Shee Soloek at the auction rooms, I shail sel), $2,600 Corporation of Wash: - terly Stock, in sui ome ee ve JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auct.oneer. IQUORS: TEAR Bee GENOMES OG RN LIXs Ociober Sth, at 10 o'clock a he eT ook. ts on 4! : ines een near Maryland avenue, 40 dozen Brandies, Whiskey, and Wines of va- rious brands Cc. MeGUIR E, Auct'r. 24 dozen Champagne 6 chi upertor Oolong Tes 16 che: Ameerial, Young Hyson, and Gunpow- © Ten. Terms: A credit of thirty and sixt: - tatioslp-cudoreed ir! bey sixty days for satis oc By E. S. WRIGHT ; Georgetown. URNITURE AT AUCTION.—On TUES- DAY, the 6th of October, at 1° o’oloek a.m. 1 shall sell, without reserve, at the residence of the Mountz, deceased, on’Eridge street, the iture, ke. Consisting of Piano Forte. Mahogany Sideboard, do. dining, card, pier, and breakfast Tables; Chairs, Seoretary and ookcase, eight-day Clock. Carpets, Weather Beds, Mattresses, Bedsteads and Beddine, Crockery, and Glassware, Silver Spoons, Books, ‘Fertas cash. Kitchen Frrniture, &o, WARDS. WRIGHT, Auctioneer, Georgetown. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW FURNITURE, THE MOST OF IT MADE TO ORDER, aT Acctioy.—On WEDNES- DAY, the 7th mstant, I shali sell, at the residence of agentieman declining houseke at 10 u’olock a. m., No. 31 Penn. avenue, south side, between * and 6th streets, a fine assortment of Household an Kitchen Furniture, viz: One fine Mahogany Need lates covered Parlor Set, consisting of large French Sofa,2 Tete-a-tetes Castors, and Parior Chairs, style Louis XII One fine Gothic gilt-frame Fronch plate Mirror, 6° by 24 ches Marble-top Centre. Pier. and Side Tables Fine cuaat Htegere, corner Bedsteads, and Book AC] Mahogany Spring Sofas, Rocking and other Chairs Fine Gilt and Bronzed Maxtel Clock aud Orva- ments Fine Broostelle and Lace Window Curtains and rnament: Fine mahogany French Bedsteads, Dressing and other Bureaus Fine Mahogany marble tep Washstands, Dressing and other Tab es Fine ee Maple Chainbor Set. Cane and other hairs China. eg ei and Crockery Ware, among which are fine ®hite French China Dinner Set, aud French Cut-gisss Fine French Velvet, three-ply and other Carpets Large lot Passaze aud other Oileloth Wardrobes, &c. Feather Beds, Bedding, Hair and other Mattresses Fine fill Totlet Sets Every variety o ves, Refricerators ha good lot of Kitchen Requisit Terms: $3: cish, in tankable fui over $308 f Gand & days, for uotes satisfactorily en bearing inte! A. GREEN, oc? ts (Intel& Union) Auctioneer. By A. . Auctioneer. ALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE CigcLe at On TURSDAY, the 6th 1 shall sed, m front of the prem »ok p. m., Lot No. 3, in Square \o. 37, having # front north L street of 54 feet running back 100 feet to a wide alley, between 4th streets, con ng 5,475 square feet. Teris : One-third cash ; talance in 6 and 12 months for notes bearing interest from day of sale. deed given aud a deed of trust taken. All con- veyauce st the cost of the purcha se Dd A.GH . Auctioneer. _ N ARSHAL’S SALE.—I1n virtue of tw. Fieri Facins, issued from the Clerk’: iweurt Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me directed, I shall expose to public sate for CASHL in front of the Court-house door of sad County, on SATURDAY, the 24th of October next, 1 &t 12 0'clock, m., the following property, to wit il defendant's right title. claim, and interest m and to one undivided balf part of lot No. im Sq Washington, D.C., together with all and singular the improvements thereon, = and levied upon as the property of David A. Hall, and will be soid to satinfy Judicials Nos. 3 and 34, ty March torm, 1857, in favor of William W. Corcoran. - J. b. HOOVER, Marsha! for the District of Columbia, se 3)-dts , ROST KING. _Thave just reesive: mpply at the Mrtropolitan Stove and Grav F Penn. avenue, teers. 3i# and 322, the 2 Parlor Companions. Five Parior Com latest an back in the parlor heat the parlor, and as n cr like a Fate, av chambers &s you may have one over the other, with one smal! fire, and sethy Mr. Ewd. Rowe, who is the best and moat experierced for setting them that can be found m the District. se Il-leoi2t M USICAL € Prof. A. F. LUT FE takes pleasure in announe- ing to his trends Wa hingt to the citizens of, ia, and vicinity, to PEA he is pre e pu for the Pianoforte, Guitar, Flute, and other instrument Orders left at the Music Store of Mr. Metzerott, Washington, D. C., and the Music Store of Mr. Parrot, Alexandria, Va., will meet with prompt at tention. Residence, Dr. Hunt’s, 3) Penn, avenue. 3. Stawim ee ee ee SW PAR HEATER OR IMPROVED NOUR STOVE, F This is the best stove for heating two or more rooms extaat, and for beaury and style of finish cannot ba surpassed. 18 SO Coustru ted that the fire pot ean be changed fr C€, WGODWARD. rom holding haifa peck of cual to oue holding hall , a bushel ceetey eoceine the capacity for heating toany required degree. These stoves will be put up by experienced wo:k- men, and guaranteed to work well. Send in your orders before the cold weather sets in, to avoid confusion and hurry,as the demand is increasing, particularly for the enlarged fire pot. Also, ogee Patron teen just received, for heating halls, parlors, &c. ii PW. H. HARROVER. 7th st., opposite Patr otic Rank. SUPPLY OF NEW JEWELRY, TCHES, ANDSILVER WAR M.W. GALT & BRO., open this day a splendut assortment of the newest styles Ladies’ and Gentlemen's very superior Watches. Maiachite, Winte and Black Lava, Coral, Cameo, and Jet Jewelry. is % Also, ever ssible variety of Faney Silver Ware, suitable for presents. ‘The above embraces every thing new and desirable in our line, which are ie unvsually low, W. GALT & BRO. 86 10-colm FA“, col-St 824 Penn. ave., bet. Sth and loth Fo Pe Several good work HOR U Avil; to LJ. MIBDLETON, 5S se 25- ect f Corner F and l2th sts. Care ENGRAVING. VISITING, MARRIAGE, AND BUSIN CARDS ENGRAVED and PRINTED se the het style of the art, e our a Le pri _ 30 Penn- vi r » bet 8th and sts. “eedeolm HUTCHINSON & MUNRO. VIRGIN N STRICT MONEY VIRGINIA AND DISTRICT MONEY, 9 ro BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, ar 8. P. HOOVER'S IRON HALL BOOT, SHOE 5 AB TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT, Pennsylvanta avenue, between Ith axd Wth sts. I have just returned from the North with a splendid assortment of “SR » Boys’. idrens’, and Servants’ OOTS and SHAPES. Also. ‘a large stock of RUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALICES, and SATCHELS, all of which I wil seli for the above SAM'L. P. HOOVER'S, iron Ball. N RS. CECILIA YOUNG will resumie her les sons in Vocal Music eitherin classes or privat pupils, on Thursday next, Qelober ist Por’ terms, & aypiy at No. 468 Teith street, be- tween D and E streets. se 23-Stawsw Govrs POR VIRGINIA BANK NOTES. MILLER, & CO... will seil_ail money Calf early, at seD $ & doscript f CHINA S3. a QUEENS WARE x3" BISTURE &c.,&c.,atthcir usual regular low prices, ue a discount of five per eent. 8 ‘ofore, i , ny and all debts duo them, can be thanks to su: 8 ‘ts ehvoae 10 aout themselves of this xandrin, Sept. 2 1852. B N@ HOUSE SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE, FANT& CO. at Gold, currency, and Virgipia ac- n ou! and Sais _ Y RITTENHOUSE, PANT ECO: ments paige of any of mare No. 518 i the City of The Financial Crisis, &c. New Yoru, Oct. 2—The follow} om anuounced to-day: Messrs. Brumme: “rs. 4 southern produce house; Pierre Chotean, ® branch of the St’ Louis house af that name, and Hutchinson, Tiffany & Co dry Messrs. Swift, Ransom & @ faflures & Reys- goods Powell, Kamsdrll & Co.. forwarders, Newbargh, nave aise suspended. ~ . ' Be cashier of the Agrieultoral Ba: Herk- ee been heid to bail for cudbeenbinde and ‘The maiket closed feverish afternoon. There wasa nenva wehas ieee to-day to meet the payments of to-morrow, and there is moch misgiving in regard to the result The British Bank of North America bas or- dered two and a half millions of god month from Fagland, in preference t the present low rales, ee (@ Selling Its bitte at Bostox, Oct. 2—The meeting ef merchants here to-day to discuss the fleancial Prospect was the largest @athering of the mercantile classes ever heid in this city. The sentiment of the meeting three to one against a bank suspen. sion. It is understood the same feeling les all the banks of the State. The result of the meeting, it is believed. will have a salutary and soothing influence. The faflure of Messrs. Parsons, Cutler & Co , dry goods deulers, and of Messrs. Pond & Co, stove manufactarers, is announced to-day. AtBaxy, Oct. 1—Bank Superintendent Cock accepts Judge Harris’ recent decision confirming the right of banking associations to reduce their securities deposited in the Bank Department be- low £100,000 by returning cireulating notes. As the decision wax concurred in by Judges Gould and Wright, it was equal to an appeal to the fail bench. Tn consequence of this decision the Bank Department has been busy for the last three days until a late hour in the evening receiving ¢treu- lating notes, which are returned in very large amounts, and surrendering stocks. Derxoit, Oct. 1—The run ou the Peninsular Bank causes intense excitement. The ron on the other banks was severe this mornin The run Was principally by small bill holders. The banks redeem promptly, and are, to all appearances, strong. rted on the PrriLapetrnta, Oct. 2 —It was | street this afternoon, and generally credited | amonz the brokers, that the Reading Railroad | Company fatled to meet a note which fell due to- day, and that it was protested Toroxto, C. W , Oct. 1.—Messrs. R. H. Brett, bankers, have failed. [<EcoND DisPatcn } Puitaperruta, Oct. 3.—It in a bine day in stocks. There has been no sales of Reading's, and but 10 bas been bid The Pennsylvania Bank will not go into line until Monda Oct. 3.—Clarke, Dodge & Co., do- N Yor mestic exchange brokers, have falled. E. W. Clark & Co. announce that the suspen- sion of Clark, Dodge & Co. will not interfere with their business. Their house is going on as usual Propeller Burnt. Sanpusxy, Oct. 3—The Erie Railroad Propel- ler Republic was burnt yesterday at the Soutbern Michigan dork. The steamer was entirely destroyed with « car- X° of goods and live stock. A large freight house of the latter com} was also destroyed. A portion of the pears rg hep partial insurance upon them Hostile Positi: f the Mormons. St. Lovis, Oct. 2—The Lexington Express announces the arrival of Capt Russell from Salt Lake, and xays the Mormons have fortified Fort | Bridges to resist the passage of the Government troops Tue Cheyenne Indians were committing dep- redations of an aggravated character. Lehigh County Agricultural Fair. ALLENTowN, Pa.,Oct. 1 —Tbe Let4gh county agricaltaral fair is now beiag held in this place The attendance to-day was quite large, number- ing at least fifteen thousand persons. Tue dispiay of machinery, agricultural products, cattle, ’ is very fae Substitute for the Star of the West. New Yorn, October 3 —The steamer St Lonis is to take the place of the Star of the West, for Aspinwall, but will not sail until the 7th inst New Indian Treaty. St. Lovrs, Oct 3.—General Denver has made a satisfactory treaty with the Pawaees. Marine Intelligence. NorFotx, Oct. 3.—Arrived the bark Cuba, be- fore reported ashore on Currituck beach. New Orleans Markets. New ORvEans, Oct. 2—Cotton—Prices are stiffer, but quotations are unchanged. Sales of 2.50) bales at Id \aldy Sales of the week 10.250 bales. Receipts of last week 25,500 bales. Re- ceipt less than year 33,000 bales. Stock at New Orleaus 60,000 bales Exchange on London 100a101 New York Markets. New Vorx, Oct 3.—Florr has declined. sales of 12,000 bb! State $4.25 a $440; Ohio $4.75 a H Southern #5 W0aS5 20 Wheat is heavy; sales of 40,600 bushels white S13; red $121. Corn is dail; sales of 21,0 | busbels; mixed Tia? Pork has declined: mess $23 Wat23.25. Beef isgniet; Chicago repacked $14 75a815.50. Lard is lower at My ald ise. Whisky has declined ic; Ohio 21a22 jc. Financial. New Yorr, Oct. 3 —Stocks are firmer. Chi- capo and Rock Istand 60; Cumberland Coal 4 x ; {ilinois Ceutral Railroad shares 50; do bends Se; Michigan Southern 11; N. York Central $1; Pen sy!vania Coal Co. St; Reading 27; Virginia 6's 748; Missouri 6's. 673, ¥ market str HOUSE HUBB BROTHERS. BANKING Depositors de parting Bank Notes will please mark their Chee! 8 pare le in currency. D es of Geld will he paid m Gold. A its will be opened with depositors allow, them to deposit Gat eck for currency, Une depositor being credit8d with the differenee. se 2-tt CHUBB B OTHERS. ARTACULAR NOTIC mi would respectfully gry ned to the crtuzens ot Ashington. rertown, A. ig eerirons that our Fall supplies of G Reet G3, CUR TAIN MATERIALS, and PU av RELA Tieoth ete in all their vaned ppartiwents aud qualities ; aud that beak motes. tae issue of any or all of those 1a OUT immediate Reh - borhood, wil jbe tnken in sales at our usual priegs, or in liquidation of debts due us, at par, Ve cordially mvite all in want of good Goods in the most select and er See re Teoma, romising that no pains shall be spared to plem: : PCLAGKTT & DODSO Dealers in all kinds Furniture Dry Good se 29-coSw No. 4, Market spuce,, POR SALE reo large DRAWING Ta BLES, which were made to order for the ‘omm:ssion. Apply at No. 425 13th street, and Ui. ir 00 1-3" y jVOLEN GOODS fifty per cent less than any store in the city. Also, Paper, Knives, Scissors,"&c.,a5 we must clos tina few weeks. eae i a “NIcLAUGHLIN & €0., L_Ne bet. 91h and 10th sis. WHEN 1 WAS IN BOSTON LAST WEEK i purchased very low for cash, twelve ‘very good second-hand PIANOS, ranging in price from $60 to $200, which | offer very low sale Or rent. at our pene Sao Wereroome, Peon. avenue. between 9% th streets, 3m, oot JOHN F. ELLIS. MILLINERY. M FALL OPENING. . ‘On Saturday, Octhiee’ St das teen at our Fancy Store, a largeand 1 ansoftment of FALL and WINTER y 4 LINBRY, to whieh the attention of the La- see reer eT CHINSON & MUNRO. _ocT-Q3t_— 310 Pa. av., between sth and 10t PREPARE FoR CoLD weaTHE Ribbed and Plain Woollen Shirts and Drawers; Setton Half i pilainand mbyed: =, Ruck Gloves and Buck Guuntiots: 2 Cravais. and Sdk and Suspenders. inne Pocket Hasthorshiefa, ** Customers may rely om Get od is,and at iste oarner Sth ® ce ee re SR & McKENNBY, ELLER SNR ERS, i Have removed their office to the northeast corner of Louisiana avenue and Seventh they will continue to att Collection, and al! business of finaneal chamcter generally. 001 eo3t SKIL So JAME! VING UTHEAST CORN OF NUEAND mew iat ih STREE ust received a full supply of those WeROVED. MORNING STAR ‘TOVES, which have been wel! tested four have proved th coo for the paer ives to be ue r Stove extant. if Be ua.) say other § Salat tne V Hot-Air Furnace Manufactory, southesst Peun. avenue and lith street. PUMPS—ruMPs—PuMPs, © * 5 and Ashington Stove, Grate, Stas. nt