Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Citt Councits—Board of Aldermen —The Board met at the usual hour, the president, Wm. F Bayly, in the ehatr. ‘Several communications from the Mayor were tead, one of which accompanied the bercirsgenreat wht the Corporation up to the 9th instant, stating that fhe whole of the money borrowed for the use of the Corporation under several acts nathorizing temporary loans. had been paid out of this year’s receipts, ¥iz : $5,000 borrowed from Riggs & Co 85,000 borrowed from the Bank of Washington ; 31.500 borrowed from the same bank ; $8,000 bor- rowed from 3. A Greeves ; also s1.400 being last v" hase of ware south of square { geared Tn all 31,655 C8, of the floating debt of the Corporation, all paid out of the taxes of the resent year; laid on the table and ordered to be published with the proceedings of the Board of Aldermen Also, one transmitting the petition of Richard Ryan, for remova! of a nuisance; referred to the health committee. Also, one nominating Francis 8. Walsh to be ‘Trustee of the Public Schools for the Third Dis- trict, and Thos. Morgan for same situation in the Fourth District; confirmed. Also, one enclosing the report of the Surveyor in response to a resolution in relation to the gut- ters on G street north, between Twelfth and Four- teenth streets west; referred to the improvements committee Also, one transmitting a copy of the printed specifications agreeably to which proposals were recently invited for erecting the new almshouse ; also a copy of the accepted proposal therefor; and acopy of the contract made with Gilbert Came- rou for erecting the sald building; referred to the asyinm committee Also, one transmitting an estimate of the cost of grading and graveling Seventh street west, between F street and the Potor in accordance with a resolution of the 5th inst. provements committee Mr. Riggs. from finance committee, to whom had been referred the account of Vex i for advertising, reported the following: Be it enacted, &c. That the sum of thirteen hunded and sixty-eight dollars and sixty ceuts be, and the same is hereby appropriated out of any fands to the credit of the General Fund to be paid to the assignees of Vespasian Ellis, for bal- ance of amount due him for printing advertise- ment of property to be sold for taxes for 1556. And thai of the same there be paid to George Wail, jr. the sum of eight hundred and sixty- three dollars and twenty-nine cents, to Thomas F. France the m of two hundred and ten dol- Jars, and to Jessup & Moore the sum of two hun- dred and ninety five dollars and thirty-one cents ‘The bill was laid on tie table. Mr. Goddard presented the petition of James Pletcher, asking an additional compensation for Jaying a dag footway across Indiana avenue at the intersection of Fourth street west, in the Fourth Ward; referred to improvements com- mittee A commmnication was received from the Mayor transmitting the report of the inspector of fire apparatus for the month of September, which embraces a reply to a resolution of the Board of the 21st ultimo, in relation to that of the Anacos- tia Fire Co; referred to flre department commit- tee Mr. Miller, from improvements committee, re- Ported a bill making an appropriation for yrad- ing Ninth street west between L and M streets north, and for enlarging and Teconstructing the gntter on the east and west side of said street ‘This bill had been amended by this Board (being erigimal in the lower Board) aud sent back for concurrence, and the lower Board had refused to concur in the amendments. Mr. M. recommended that the Board insist on their amendments; so ordered Mr M- also, from same committee, reported a bill making an appropriation to supply the defi- ciency in the appropriation for grading and grav- cling K street north between Fifteenth street west and the Circle; passed Also, a proposition of Foster Henshaw, for the repair of pumps. Xc ; referred to the oT Also, a bill to repair the alley in square 253; passed Mr. Moore, from asylum committee, on leave, prevented a bill to supply a deficiency in the ap- Propriation for the poor, aed, and infiim, for the fiseal year ending June 30, 1°57, and for other pur- poses: peued. Mr. Miller, from improvements committee, re- rted a bill for repairing Hi street north between ourteenth avd Seventeenth streets west; passed Also, a bill to supply a deficiency in the appro- elation im: a by an actapproved isth December, c Sse Mr. Goddard. from police committee, reported @ bill to erect additional stands at the Centie mar- ket-house ; passed with amendments reducing the amounts appropriated, and to have the work done by contract Also, a bill making appropriation for repairs of the Eastern mark ouse; passed. Mr. Barry, from claims committee, re till from the lower Board for the relief of ir; passed. Mr. Donoho, from public schools committee, opine & substitnte by way of amendment, for a wi! in relation to the public schools; laid on the rted a ichard re; bt table. Mr. Barry, from fire department committee, re- ported resolutions in relation to the tire depart- ment ; referred to special committee on fire depar ment Mr warts, from canals committer, reported » img an appropriation for the purchase of 35 passer Milter. from the special comurittee on tire department, reported a bill to reorganize the sire department; Igid on the table and made the spe cial order for this night two weeks Bills from the lower Board were read and di posed of as follows: A bill making an appropriation for continuing @ branch sewer from the northwest corner of Sev- enteenth street west and D street north to the main sewer in Seventeenth street; referred to improvements mittee A bill ¢ the curbstone to be set and tway paved on the east front of square kez, » Land M streets south; same reference for continuation of a sewer in the Third Ward me reterence Mc. Evans moved that the Board meet on Tuesday night and take up the bill to organize a pelice system for the city of Weshington, and to seduce the several acts in relation theretu into one ; so ordered On motion of Mr. Dove, the bill for the relief cf Patrick W ilsou was taken up, and it was passed ‘The Board then adjourned to meet this evening. In the Common Cexncil, the petition of, M Bock was received and referred to the claims committee. The petition of H. P. Lewis was referred toim- provements committee The Mayor's e bank account ¢ state paid, was referred to and o ed to be prin M:. Turton, fom izaprovements committe, re- ported a bill for graveling seventh, between M and N sts. north; passed. Aiso.a bill for ciecting a wooden bridge on Sixth, between (2 and R streets north; passed. Also, Aldermen's bill for taking mp'and relay- ing the pavemi@ht on the west side of Vermont avenue, between fH and I sts north; passed. Also, Aldermen's bill for a like work ou the west side of Sixteenth street On motion of Mr. Orme. the bill was laid upon the table Also, a vill to grade and pave an alley in square 51S; passe Mr. Kennedy moved to reconsider the vote on the bill to take up and relay the pavement on Vermont avenue; Teed to On motion of Mr. Kennedy, the bil! was laid on the table Mr. Turton, from improvements committee, reported adversely, and asked to be discharged from the consideration of the bill to supply a de- ficie to relay and widen the gutters on Four- teenth, between I aud M streets north; committee discharged Mr. Jeiferson, from the asylum committee on the part of this Roard, reported in reply to areso- dation of the Board, a detailed statement of the Proceedings of the committee relative to the erection of the new almshonse and workhouse; laid on the table, and ordered tobe filed with the proceedings of the Board. Mr. Lioyd introduced « bill to amend the act to organize and govern the fire department; re- pcs to the police committee and ordered to be printed. = Mr O’Hare, from improvements committee, reported a bill to open a new alley in square 447; sed Mr. Edmonston introduced a bill to take up and relay a gutter on the north side of K st. nortin, between Fourth and Fifth streets west; referred to improvements committee, Mr. Lloyd presented the petition of J.C. Van Horn; cartinet y to claims committee. And the Board thea adjourned. transmitting the with a detaiied Farse Measure —The retailers of oysters in Washington complain bitterly of the want of seme munietpal law regalating the measuremeut by which they buy They say that seven bushels are constantly being put on them for ten, and that those from whom they purchase snap their fingers tm their faces in answer to complaints against such frands, because there is no iw compelling them, under 4 penalty, to deal honestly. The Councils should at once bring those who run oyster vesseis to Washington under wholesome regulations Riot —This morning Jacob and Michael Beb- rand, and a colored woman named Susan Welsh; were asrested for Sighting and rioting in the streets, Ti were taken before Justice Donn, and were heid to Leil for their appearance at the December term of the Criminal Court Stoxor Bi :tz keeps up the fun nightly at Oda Fellows’ itaii. ‘To-morrow afternoon he wiil give another of his special entertainments for the benefit of the little folks. He’ bas alsoa most amusing and wonder exciting programme for to- night. Go and see bim by all manner of means. Tae Fux -08 Gy W.. P. Custes. —The Washington Nett Infantry, of which bod Mr Custie was an honorary member, at'thetr veeetings |) Correspondence of The Star, ‘obe! tober 12, aa Whereas, it has pleased an All-wise Providence to remove from our midst the venerable and much. esteemed G. Washington Parke Custis, in whom the corps have ever recognized those distinguished and endearing qualities that mark the patriot, eit- izen, man and friend, whose teachi: and elo- quence were ever ardently devoted to his country, and whose touching appeats were constantly di. rected in those channels by which the patriotic spirit of his countrymen would be aroused—stand- ing as he did the last connecting link with the iS past—with the ‘+times that tried men’s ’—the last living tie of the family of Wash- ington, with an ever warm and genfal heart, a facet a CII lS lA te ali ee ERE TRS So DS Aa i a i a a eh NO a ready and cordial welcome to all to the shades of Arlington—justly deserving the high respect and veneration of his countrymen. i Be it resolved, That this corps, to whom he was attached as an honorary member, attend as a por tion of his funeral escort, and that the foregoing be published in the papers of W asbington. This morning, at 9 o'clock, the Light Infant and the officers of the District Re; iment met P the Infantry’s armory, and from thence took up the line of march, headed by Withers’s band, to Arlington, to attend the funeral of Mr. Custis. At 10 o'clock, the members of the Association of the war of ISI2 of the District of Columbia as- sembled at the City Hall, and proceeded thence in carriages to Arlington. The attendance from this city, of all classes of people, promises to be unusually large, as we write, and all the routes in the direction of Ar- lington—by water, by the long bridge, and by the neduct—are fully occupied. ot the least affecting incident of the day is the sorrow evinced by the colored Peeples who, at the expense of a long and painful walk, bave started in numbers to be present at the funeral of oue who was always to them the kindest of friends CextRE Marxet.—The market opened this morning with a very fair supply of provisions in all the departinents. The attendance was about as usual upon the first market day of the week. Very good order prevailed throughout the market hours, and dealers were kept bus: their produce at the fellowing prices: Beef, per Ib. . 32) Mea TAM Pork. 12] Shorts . 1s Mutton 12, Shipstuits . 35°55 Lamb, pr qr -75ai 00) Egus. r doz. oT) Soaeney Ma bees. dig Roll butter... 25a31 Lard .. 16) Phil’a print. 40 NOME ccsanre 1zal5| Honey, per Ib. 5 Beef tongues..... 75a$i|Green corn 1 Calves heads,each 25 Ege plants 4 \Onions, per 37050 ‘Tomatoes, ok. 40a50 Grapes, $1 Batter beans, qt. . 12 Quinces, per pk. 62 Apples, pk....... 25a59 Corned salmon... 15| Beets, per bunch. 3 Herring, per doz.. 20231{Carrots.. 2 ‘Terrapins, each... 37481] Turnips, per p 37 Irish potatoes, pk 37|Chestouts, prqt.. 25 Sweet potatoes, pk 25) Ching uapins, qt.. 126 Corn, pr bush.... 85) Corn, ear, pr ush 50a80 Beans, pr bush Rye, pr bush Oals...ceee-s Cucnmbers, priv 50 Sturgeon cuts..... 12450 $2| Rock, per bunch 25 ++ Tae) Trout 25 40415| Taylors 2 Tue River.—As the coal season draws to a close the boats from the Cumberland mines come down to the wharves in large numbers, and are heing towed up to the mouth of the city canal by steamtngs from Alexandria At Riley’s wharf, tived schr. Adam Clark, Beauchamp, from ngier Creek, with 1.000 bushels of sand for Fenwick; schr.M. J. Fard i ins, from Salisbury. with plank for the Long e. Al Maurnder & Stone’s wharf, schr. G W. Grice, (Mott Bedell line.) Palmer, from New York, with con ments fer J. P. Levy, Wm Mel. Cripps, Samuel Kitty, Naval Store Keeper, J.W. Thompson & Bro., Miller & Coates, J. € MeGuire, Bontz & Coombs, Schneider & Co. Capt. Meigs, Campbell & Coyle, and Edward Simpson mail boat had to lay to for two hours last night, at Marbury’s Landing, in consequence of the dense fog. She missed the connection with the Baltimore train this morning. < To-xicut, it will be seen, the Board of Aider- men meet, to deliberate upon a reorganization of the city police department. Among the measures Proposed for its more effective condition, will doubtless be that of largely augmenting it in numbers. ‘To show how unreasonable it ts to ex- pet the present | secon force to keep the disorder- y incheck at all points over the vast extent of ground covered by the city, it is only to caii attention to the fact that mak | immense districts as the First and Seventh Wards have each bnt two policemen, whereas in smaller wards in the not particularly well-regulated cit of New York, forty-ainApolicemen are stationed, and in some of the wards of that city as many as sixty-three In Baltimore, where the police farce orionsly inadequate to the preservation of r, the number is twenty-five to the ward. ted by the Auxiliary Guard,tie average of officers is less than six to the ward for wight and day service. These are facts to be borne in mind when the cry “ Where were the poiie < so constantly raised necessary Youxe Lovers should have a care how they contract matrimonial engagements in the public street, expecially when the reporters are about. ‘The engagement entered into yesterday afternoon abont six o'clock. on the west side of Seventh street, just below the Post Office Department, was. enunefated in altogether too lond a tone for such @ transaction The remark of the yoany man, that *‘he could comptete his profession in three years,” and the interrogatory ‘would she wait that long for him?"? was readily assented to; and, aithough not sealed with a kiss, as such matters are said to be. the contract is hind In three years from the 12th of October, Is. clergyman will be called. and they will be n flesh of one fle aud then the aappy couple will be announced ip the Star mote it be Market Tatrves.—Last night two boys, nam- ed Haggerty and Jobnson, were taken to the Guard-honse for stealing a sack of potatoes from oue stand and selli them to the proprietor of another. This morning the little fellows were held to security for their appearance at court. ‘The father of one of the boys appeared, and stated that he had been lookin for his boy for several days past; that his boy and others were frequently employed by persons at the markets to watch their stands; and, by association with older and worse boys. they learned those bad habits. He had requested them not to employ his son, but they paid no attention to him. fle would now Prosecute every one for employing him in any capaeity Whatever PRESENT TO THE Mavox.—We have had the pleasure of exami a beautiful specimen o. stained glass, the picture being a representation of Wheatland, the home of President Buchanan ‘The view is considered remarkably aceurate by th®President and by Miss ne It has been presented to Mayor Magruder by the artist, Mr. P. Krauss, of Baitimore Larceny.—Richard Jones was arrested yester- day by police officers Gill and Lloyd, of the Sev- enth district, for stealing a feather bed and #21 50 in money, the property of James Barron. He was taken before Justice Rowland, who sent him to jail for trial at court. It appeared that the Prisoner went to Barron's house to sleep last Sun- day night. and during the night he got up, took his bed (and the money) and walked. Tus Bert. of the Franklin Engine Company, and also, we presume, of other city companies, is being tolled to-day as the hour approaches for the funeral of Mr. Custis Warten Returns.—John C. Clark, Pa., va- grant; dismissed. Thos. Manly, Ireland, drunk in the street; security and {cents costs. John Jobn Kelly, N. Y., vagrant; dismissed. James Able, Va., drunk in the street; do Selomon Hubbarb, % , D. C., disorderly ina new church in Fourth Ward; workhouse 60 days. Elizabeth McDevitt, Canada, do ; do. Sam’! Shekell, D.C... do; do. Mathias Haggerty, D. C., stealing in market; security for Court: J. R. Johnson, do ; do Robt. Watkins, slave, receiving stolen goods ; dismissed. ‘ Das. Hoxter & Wittiams, i ins for Diseases of Throat and Lungs, North Charles street, Baltimore. Dr. Wiliams was prevented visiting Washington 92 Monday. the 12th inst. He may,be consulted on Thursday, the 15th inst..at his office, 200 Pa. avenue, over Mrs. Voss’s Jewelry Store. oc 13-2t Physic Coats, Pants, ann Vests, Dress Suits. Business Suits. Noam Watxer & Co., Marble Hall Clothing Store, Browns’ Hotel Muilding. respectfully an- nounces that their annual display of Fatt anp Wintek CLOTHING is new ready for inspection compriaing an assortment of Gentlemen's and Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest design in material, trimming, and workinanship. Tothose who study excellence, with yin economy hibaable articles of dress, an opportunity js now aoe for selecting from one of ¢ a most ive epee of Clothing in this city, at very, reagogd DIED, 2th in tant, at the reside: f her sod, ta'G attest, Mrs: MARY KNOTT, wala oF. rison Kaotisaged 46 yerrs. be rely mot a wide pivstesd Binds ta wives tae bad andeared bortait “ “y eee carpi aad evening, the 12th n Augus 1 5 { October, SUSE: 'H_ P..gon of John A. and Cath- arine E,Byonner, in the dih year ot hus age. ‘ GEORGETOWN. AFFAIRS. at vi. ' ‘Gtonetrows, Oct. 13, 1857. The adjourned meeting of our citizens at For- Test Hall last night, was verynumerously attend= ed—the spacious hall bethg literally crowded. At7o'elock the mee(ing was called to order by the ¢hairman, J. N. Pearson, Esq), Mr. Thomas acting-as secretary. 7 Mr. Charles Siemmer offered several resol ntion®’ prescribing the course which the speakers for and against the railroad project should pursue, the time each should occupy the floor, and setting forth the propriety of the Corporation paying the rent, &c., of the Hall, inasmuch as the meetin: had been called for pnblie purposes. All 0! which was adopted by the meeting. W.H. Tenny, Esq., was first infodinced to the nad occupied their attention for half an , in acalm, lucid, and argumentative s h in favor of the proposition. He was followed by Mr. Slemmer in a plain, concise, and well-di- xested speech (written) which showed that he had considered the matter maturely in all its bearings. Judging from the tone of Mr Slem- mer’s speeches, the whole of his Me ition to the project grows out of a fear of additional taxa- tion, a matter well worthy to be matuarely con- sidered by all. We regret, exceedingly, to he compelled to say that this gentleman was not treated by many in the audience, while speaking, with that respect that a bold and free opponent shonld always receive from his adversaries. Eix+Mayor Addison was next introduced to the meeting, and he was greeted with long and loud applause. He gave a history of the project from its first incipiency several years ago, Levctibe Aa in glowing terms the many benefits which hi - lieved would result to Georgetown from the con- straetion of the road, eulogised our City Conn- cils for bringing the matter before the prople, ‘lealing his opponents. as he went along, some stunning blows, often bringing down the entire audience by his sallies of wit, rich anecdotes and. biting sarcasms, with perfect bursts of laughter and omar His wes what we calla telling speech, Hrhenext speaker was Dr. Mann. He informed the meeting that he was not an enemy to the project; was simply opposed to our Conpore i as such, embarking in works of internal improve- ments, because such a course was calculated to entail burdens upon all, mainly for the benefit of the few. The Doctor certainty made a very se! sible speech, one that did no discredit to his bead or his heart, and one that will, doubtless, tend in ho smull degree to elevate him in the estimation of our citizens. R. Ould, Esq., followed im favor of the sub- scription. He seemed to be on this occasion in his proper element for what we would cali a real crushing speech. The motives of the City Coun- cils having been impngned by one of the preced- ing speakers, who intimated that the inaugura- tien of the project by them was an attempt to cheat and deceive the people, seemed to nettle and thoroughly arouse him to a sense of his po- sition as the author of the measure, and the way he crushed and ground to powder the assertions and arguments of his opponents will doubtless cause them to deal with him more cautiously in the future. We take pleasure in calling the attention of the ous readers of the Star to the card of Prof ; in another column. The Professor and his lady stand unrivaled as teachers of music upon either of the instruments enumerated in his card At the time of closing this letter the voting upon the Railroad project is moving slowly on, and very quietly. The geueral impression, as we have remarked heretofore, is, that the project will be sanctioned by a large inajority ‘The steamer Columbia arrived from Baltimore this morning to Hyde & Davidson, with a carvo of merchandize to our ierchants here is quite a fleet of schooners lying at the coal docks await- ing cargoes. We have no change to note in the flour and grain markets SPECTATOR GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. {ot seo wl By C. W. BOTEL! eee SALES. AUCTION SaLEs. Ht Sante AEC: NN et a TO-DAY + 50- MOREOW. MORNING. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. 1 ‘EJOUSEHOLD AND ‘Kk N "On Esbaye te p at J00’olook a. meee the ne yo housekee; Ne. my Auction ne Ero tion 24 suena Famniture, being ain usekeeping, em! i iteh nit two ining room, and tea 2, en Furnitar bed F street, opposite the Patent Office, an excel_ C.W, BOTELER, Anctionvér,. | ueust eabiete te hete din ngenteel foe of the — wi of $15 cash, in Panknbte FOR RENT AND SALE. redit of 69 and 99 Gays, for notes ed, bearing interest. © bave nob egurmerated in this adi For Rentand Sale” notices see \st page. | not having an opporturhity ta see the furniture, but c — Bakery fu Presume the stock te be of a fine alge; * very good Stand inthe Northern Liberty BUSTER'S Salih OF B CK HOU SE AND “Apply at No. oo este | ir srexnts—On TU DAV AFTERNOON, COR RENT—A very nent COTTAGE BUILD- | sett by virtue ofa dace ee on, the premises, 1 shal u of trust, duly recorded, &c., partof Lot No, 2 ia Square N. with the improve- Ments, Consisting of a two-story Brick House and ING, with two fine parlors tnd four bed-roome, with small heek batlding fora Kitchen, large store- room and closet ; also, wood and cow hieusc., Rent, broek buil ate roof,) siigated th C street, ton punctual tenant, $159 a year, payable monthly, | between ith set Ries abgiettertadies Inquire of the subsetiber, No. 822 Bein, av., Capitol | Termes Oita eee “ibe cteldaieia six Hil. oe twolve, and 18 months, with interest secured by & oe 13-dt deed of trust on the premises. Ali conveyancing at FURNISHED ROOMS To RED the ones of the purchaser. su ey a oo woodkede TAS, C. MeGUIRE, Auct. FUTURE DAYS. By WALL & BARNARD, Anetionsers, FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD BFFRCTS at Arcriox.—On THURSDAY MORNING. 15th iust., at 10 @elock, we will sell, at house No. — on Sth street. near Penn. avenue, the entire Honse- hold Fornitnre. &e , as— Mahogany Sofa i Cacch aad Arn Chairy Tat _ Do “entre, Side, a: ining Tables Sideboard, Parior and other Stover Bureaus, Wardrobes, Bedstends and Beds Hair and husk Mattresses, Beddin MW xshstands, Giasses, Carpets ‘and Curtains With other Furniture OR SALE.—The Stock and Fixt ra Cigar and Tobaeeo Store. aay retro of of iS corner of 7th and H streets north. Store w 00 i2. THR STORY AND ATTIC B A DW AING HOUSE, in the vicinity of the Patent Office, for rent, and the Furuiture for sale at private sale. Apply to JAS,C. McGUIRE, Anct, and Com. Merchant. 0c 8-9: A GOOD CHANCE.—FOR SALE.—A BRICK HOUSE, nearly new, with six convenient rooms. One of the ns 1s fitted up expressly for ®& grocery. It is fi situated, being hich and healthy, and ina fast improving ‘neighborhood. A person with a small capital enn doa good aotgee for rent. | there, as agrocery store is very much wantin, Also, at the same timc — ter of the very.best, nearly at the door. This prop. L barrel Copal Varnish, No. 1 arty is situated on the corner of 4th and N streets gaits, do. lo No.2 north, and will be sold very cheap, as the owner 10 do. do. do. No.3 wants money. Inquire at No. 233 New Jersey ave- Glue. Putty, Bronzes, Vermullion, and other Paints and Seyle 4 » a lot of Groceries, as— Teas, S'aroh. Tohacon ™ Spices, Woodware, &c., &e. Terms cash, in eit ane, between F and G streets. N. B.—A bargain may be expected. 00 7-lw* EAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.—The sub- scriber has a large number of CITY LOTS, sone of the most desirable, in every section of the ‘anda. city. which he will sell for reasonable prices forthe | 2012s ___s WALL & BARNARD. Aucts._ Paper or certified checks of our City Banks. Titles By WALL & BARNARD, Auctionce Eivgood. JAS. CADEN. WO HANDSOME & VALU 00 2-2awlm _ a No. 284 F street. VOR RENT.—A well furnished three-sto FP SRG Roush, Sieh Meyshed {three-story ABIL& BUILD- WEDNESDAY, a front ef the premi- r ses, atte o‘clock p. two deairable. Building Lots, street, between G and H streets, No. 411, with ail | being & subdivision and part of Lot No. i im S the convenience? of warer. gas, and heaters inthe | No. 499, (on the Island.) having a front of 24 feet on 1 house. Applyto JOHN A VEX ANDER, No, 249 | Street south, and runnmg back i(2 feet 6 inches toa Inc Lots at Avot the lath instant, we snalt Penn, avenue. ne 3)-2awSw 3) feet alley, betwoen 44¢ aad 6th stroets west. ————— Orr The attention of persons wishing to make a guod wisi nly HOUSE on F street, between | investment um real estate is called to the above, as 2th an - W. FP. PHILIPS, the sate is positive. sa 2 Terms ot _ z ae third cash pee residue in two “Sa = ayments of Gand 12 tins. 10, LET.—Four large ROOMS, north side of | Paved by a dood uftrant aie, Laxineuts to be we Penn. avenue, between 9th and 1th strent: cured by a deed of trust on the property. x CARD. A oc dts Inquire of R. C. STEVENS, No. 13 Penn. avenue, | °° 2% —__* x between athand 9th sta, Shh tees MAksHat of Fieri (OR SALE—A comfortable two-story FRAME HOUSE, on 6th street, hetween Mand N. A bargain may be if applied for immediatery. H.N. LANSDALE, Agent, of the Cireuit Court of the County of Wash will expose to pubiic sale Court-house door of said coun! 3 on AES seB-im* No. Sot M street. | DAY. the Zith day of Octobur, at 12 eielock mi, the 70 SALE— fe > y | following described property, to wit: all defendant's BOW Etlincs wee eran, UAE | ieee ttle, chim aad teteses oo maaes that mor Lot.No. i7. in Square No. 374, commencing 22 feet 4 ches from the northeast comer of said lot, front - ing 16 feet Rinches on I street North, between 9h drumming back that width ther with al! and north side Kast Capito! street, between 4th and sth streets east. Terms: $2 in cash: balance in 1, 2, and 3 years for either house. Apply at No. s12(2d story) 7th street. 5 POLLARD WEBB, Agent. the whole dep: gular the improv upon as the property of Wi be sold to satisty Jud 8 No Obtober term, 1857, in fs Millinery, &c. <4 > of Parker P. a > PRIBRAM & DAUGHTER inform | (iP on” lly Oe le es ee Magruder, vs. William D. Acken, BOOVER ee eeny Os De ,, Marshal for the District of Columbia, gan be compared. ele 1 Fath at ieee et ee er BON Ss. f = ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtu | MBROLDERT e | MEASer vas ined foe te f | finest assortment of now style HE. the Cirenit Court of the Distr ~~ ANTED.—A good BAK BER ; one competent to take cnuige ofa shop. Inquire of JOHNS, SHACKELFOKD, near the marxet, Georgetown. oo 13-3t SOR BOSTON .—The packet brig Andover, Cro- well, master, from Boston, has arrived, ~% and will have dispatch for the aboe> port. Forge foightapply toHARTLURY & BROPHBR. iot_ Water street, Georgetown, D.C. oc 13-10 2) Mote FIRST GRAND COTILLON OF THE Merry Social Club will be given at Forrest Mavi, Georgetown, on THURSDAY EVENING, the 15th instant, Scott's Cotition Cand has heen engaged for the oc- cAsion. ‘Tickets, Fifty Cents; admitting a gentleman and a be had ei either of the managers or at the k ‘N. B.—Ony members of Clubs will be allowed to brings bats or caps in the room. y LJ se! "COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS. OR RENT.—The DWELAAN G part of House No, 86 Bridge stroet, Georgotown, D.C. In- quire at the Confectioner? next oc 3-2w Dy roam GUNPOWDER. mes supplied with all the various kinds joor. Lam al) of DU PONT’S GUNPOWDER, and am prepared to suppiy pat > ny Rnorpapee to pares wanting, et 01 le 18. on the most favorable WON LBERT KING, Agent for the District of Columbia, No, 3 Hig reet, may 12-tf (intel.AStater Gaorzetown, D.C. p= iss PEA NUTS for eale b Pyt > for eale pace: JONAS P. LEVY, Ait 12th atract. corner of B FT: TION, HOUSEKEKPERS! Lf L. MPROVEMENT, Just ont, and for sale only at C. Woodward's Ma- tropolitan Stove and G etory, the PARLOI COMPANION FL K, made heavy and rong of cast iron. ‘The improvement is the letting in ofthe cold ir through the hottom of the Furnace aud throwing tt against the hot fire-chamber and heating it, and throwing the hot air fromat to the ont C. WOODWARD, Pa. av., betweon loth and lth street 0c 7 eo4w N BIA a pssst G HOUSE OF s CHUBB BROTHERS, Depositors depositing Bunk Notes will please mark their Checks parable iu currency. Deposites of Gald wil! be paid in Gold : Accounts will b ed with depositors allowing them to deposit epee Cacsk) Pe curreney, the depositor being credited with the difference. ‘aa CHUDB BROTHERS. SCRIBE-COMEDIES. Scribe—Comedicn, Vaudevilies. De Girardin—Poesies completes. pe Girard farguerite, On Deux Amours, oyhaud—LLe Cog du Clocher, Reylaud—L’ Industrie on Europe. fiozinn—Le Notaira de Chantilly. Eyma—lLex Peaux Noires, Marmier—Au bord dela Neva. . Radiguet—Souvenirs de L’Amerique Espagnole, Musset—La Bavolette. Chabrilian—I Sonvestre—l Souvestre—Conft Each in one volume, price 9) cents, just imported fom Paris, with many others, by FRANCK TAYLOR, poor vir ied erst LONGER.—Great Bar |. —Ciosing ou —. oMCLAUGH LIN & CO's, ne 23 2), between 2 hand ryWO WEEKS LONGER ! We shall continue selling off for two weeks longer and beg all who really want bargains to eall and se cure them, as everyt Soy Sak have on hand must be sold out. Persons wh y to sell again will fnd it to their advantace to give usa oall,ns we promise them great bargal We have yet on hand a very H Ane goods. age stock of Hie Kot LAUGHLIN & CO., ocs No. 20, between 8th and 9th ets. 370 UNDER BROWNS’ HOTEL, aestf ~O} Oth sta. Springand Summer READY MADE CLOTHING and Gent's FURNISHING GOODS of the finest styleand make, at the Emporium of Fashion, No, Browns’ Hotel, next to peryste entrance. may 30 (Intel Staten) NI RICT MONEY INIA AND DISTRICT MONEY x BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS. 8. P. HOOVER’S IRON HALL BC SHOE AND TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT. Pennsylvania avenuc, between 9h and 10th sts. T have just returned from the North with a splendid assortment wf all kinds of res. Gentlemens, Mis- ses, Boys’, Childrens’, and Servants’ 'S and SHOES. Also. a larce RUNKS. CARPET BAGS, VALICES, and SATCHELS, all of which I will sell for the above money. Call early, at SAM’L. P. HOOVER'S, se Tron Hi M* STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES being about the largest in this city at this. time, and having been purchased before the rise in Leather, oan be soid at about 15 to 20| per cent.lessthan goods purchased at this me. ‘amine for yourselves. At ir _ "8.'P. HOOVER'S, jolt tren Hall. Pa. ave. bet. 9th and Vth ate. LOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS. Inaioee, 8 full stock of Biack, Brown, Blue and regen Cloth, 2 Doe-skin and Fancy colored Cassimers, Geico Slik nnd Satin Vestinge : Customers may rely on Rating good Goods, and at ices. M.R. RILE EET Petter ah atv ove Conte Market AST OFF CLOTHING “BOUGHT AND LADIES AND GENTS’ APPAREL. cnn APOE PAF zt cK inna av., opposite Hay Market. N. B.—Wanrtkp, a Hafia at Repairing. 00 5-2w* CURR BoSEY, ana ie. sion Store, JONAS P. LEVY. avenne, received direct from Paris. the County of Washington, and te me directed, I <7 Pa. av., between 0th and Mil sts. south | shatl expose to public sale for CASH in front of the 5 vo 13-141 c t noua f TUR pays = = EET oe the Zith of Oc m., the [PALE AND WINTER MILLINERY. {ohowiur property. 4 wi nfs right utle, claim, and interest in to one undr half part of lot No, 1 in Square No. 5i2'fn the City of Woshington, D, C., texether with al! and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon a5 the property of D Hall, and will be sold to * fy Jndicials Nos. 33 and 31, to Mareh term, 1857, in faver of William W. Coresran. J. D. HOOVER. Marshal for the District of Columbia, Mrs. L. ALLEN. No. 5% Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, sonth side, wi'l open on Thursdny, October lth, a beautiful assortment of DRESS BATS for J both tadies and Children, 3 3, FEATHERS, Also, HEAD DRE PLOWERS, RIBBONS, &e. to which she invites the attention of the Ladies of Washington, George- town, an Ms re 10-5t M OVAL. RS. CHARLES PREUSS most pespcestully vege leave toannounce to her friend- and the ublic in general that xhe has REMOVED i dts E GANT AND CHEAP RIBBONS. 4 FROM NEW YORK AUCTIONS. Orexen To-Day. 20 boxes beautiful Bonnet Ribbons, to sell from lage to $1 per yard. 19 boxes Black Velvet Ribbons, from 37*¢ to $6 per NERY and LADIES F NISH- ING STORE, two doors above her old stand (Combs? batidmg.) She is new prepared to lay before the pub ic anas- anee. sortment of Goods rarely offered for mapection. se- ioe) MAXWELIE & BRO Ireted with the greatust eare trom the New York | cog gost scl ax cacti avenue. and Philadelphia stores, Having purchased the as- nt sort for cash, she can rondily avow that those | *piik CLO DPA HAT just out and universally ad- mired as a Gent's fine dress Hat requires no, comments, but an examination will guaranty the RS. HELI — . !RENCH SOF? . 4 Also, 9 new invoice of FRENCH SOFT HATS she will have the first opening of Fail and he 3 Winter BONNETS on Thuraday. rs SD oot-eotw CSCO PKING._ Saturday, and offers the iatest nnd best selec- Fy CLOAKs, MANTILLAS, AND SHAWLS. ted stoe the oily. at moderate prices. se DEW Pid Ft Dress MAKING, Miss M WILSON sti!l continues the DRESS MAKING inallits branches, at her old stand. ? , between %th and lth ets, Will be opened, on Thursiay, the 8th instant, the largest and_cheapest aden” Clot Cioaks and Mant hington, together with tge stock of the most fashionable and latest style and White Plaid Mousseline De ors. 4 NON. See Bargains in ihe above ke fork MOUNT V can be hind by. calling Steamboat THOMAS COLLYER, having | early at ).F. ALLENS feser ance rete ronnie Et okey eee Dry Goods store, Pennsyivamia avenue, reguinr trips to Mount Vernon. leay- wg her wharf, in this city, every TUESDAY and PRIDAY MORNING, at 90’clk. During the intervening tine she will run regular trips to Alexandria, as usun! MAS BAKER, C -ptain, vou tf AMMA PSTAURANT, Neo, 26 Pa. ave, under Wiiiards? hotel. ‘The proprietoris now fu'ly repnred to supply the pub- heverytiung that the ; markets will aiord, and for constant suppites his house shail be second to none. By giving it his un- divided attention, he hopes to merit the patros at ge oe Ost waite next to 10th street, WwW? MINGTON, OCTOBER 5, 1857. Dear Str:"Phe Piano! purchased of you in the Fall of 1834, manotactured by Hallett, Davis & Co.. of Boston, bas brenindatly since that time,and I ain happy to state has fi Stained the very fa- vorable opinion Lhad formed of these instruments. The Praavs of this nulactory are not, judgment, surpassed h volume and sweetne: bility ‘3 Lum acquaiat- apt O. R. Merrfir. J. }. Ellis, Esq., Washington. of the pabite at large. oe 6-im amin S SECRET INF TLES OF YOU" Wask'xc ton, D.C., May 1, 1857. He SuCaEs Nees v ae OF YOUTH Desir Sic Tile PNT eed oT te. ure, some erchteen months? entire satistietion. Et ix a @, and of bevutifal workman- Davis & Co.'s mann Binee, continues to gi elenr, full, sweet 1 Just Published, Gratic, the ath Thousand. A few words of the Rational Treatment, without Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Locai = Weakness, Nocturnal Exmissions, Fi not being a judge of such msirnments, | trust- Genital, and Nervous Debility, Pre- ed to your word, anc pi 'n saying I have mature Decay of the Systeim, Impo- not regretted it. Yours, reaps fully, teney,and Impediments to Martinge LPR as. Peter CALLAN. generally, by B. DB LANEY. M, D. i We have now a large stock of these Pianos, se The important fact that the many siarming com- | lected personally ne Boston k. plaints. originating in the amprudence and solitude oc 5 JOHN F. ELLIS, 30 Pa. avenue. of youth, may be easily re noved without Medicine, 18 in this small Bie clearly nl ony nd the 200 stabi DS WOULLEN YARN just treat tes ae be » Repel iby the nother, fuller ‘expuasnads 5 mona a W hite, Gray, Black, and Paucy-colored Kmtting Weeotlen Yarn. White and Blue mixed Knitting Cotton, whieh every one is enabled o cure Hiunselt perfocty and at the least possible cost, thereby avoiding : Also in store,a fall stock of Dainask Table Linen, Srisant se kay addveeth crates ond post fans beim. Napkins, Huskaback, and yasian Craxh Toweling. Seed enone oe re OTC | ‘ets Im cornertth st. opposite Canis Matket, se 28-d& wif = — see 17 Lispenard street. New York. OYD’S GENERAL DIRECTORY ANKING HOUSE oF OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE, FANT &CO. . For 1858 °), . i ‘ ha BUSINESS DIRECTORY of the Trades We will open Gold, currency, and Virginia ac- | Wit § tense tor depositors, and credit the difference be- and Professions, a Congressional aud Depart- tween currency and gol hose drawing Virgina ag reser Wyre smeget eo an or currency will mark their checks accordingly. : "heee teiy! ened we ipl pe Pet casi lepositing specie will be paid in gold or ings, Offices, ‘Traveling Kontes, cy &e, Ae, ‘The under: ed, having had long experience m the Directory business, (being publisher of Directo- or several cities.) feels fuliy justified m guaran- teeing the sue of such x Directory as will meet the want long felt by the public. He has commenced the canvass of the city, with an able corps of assist: who are au fait with their business, and who visit every dweiling, store, and office, and do the work faithfully and thoroughly. Netime orexpense wil be spared upon the work in making it the pride of Washington. i / Advertisements will be inserted conspicuously in the see ee priee #2,and the name in- serted in capital letters e WM. H, BOYD, Publisher. The yatanest | will be issued as soon as the matter ona collected. We hope ina few days to quote regular rates for foreign Bank notes, as weil as our home enrrency as sual, . S SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE, FANT & co. xe 20-dim “ Bankers.’ ITY STEAM FIRB-WOOD MILL. C Economy ann CoNvENIENCE. We are now ready to deliver WOOD SAWED and SPLIT at 20 per Sent. less than the usual rates, and better prepared than it can be by hand. Kuots and wood of inconvenient size not sent. All orders for less than hal fa cord will be delivered in crates to any part ofthe house at no further ex- pense to the purchaser. Pine wood in crates 35 cents. Unk wood do. — 0 cents. In this part of our busine: we will oper no ac- counts, as we have come to the conelusion to make vertisements and information for the Directory it exclusively a cash 5. may be sent to Axprew Bovv,at Mr. H. Polkin Also. on hand, H CROR OAK, and PINE | horn’s Printing Office, D st , near 7th. oc9 WOOD and COAL of ai! kinds, whion will bo dis- Spe posed of on the usual accor ng lerms. ARD a = . Now onthe way— DRY GOODS CHEAP. One cargo White Ash Broken Coal for furnace. Just opened from the New York and Philadelphia One cargo White Ash Egg Coal for radiators. sanctions, & 7s stock of Fall and Winter DRY . z Con! 2,240 bbs. to the ton. S, an: bought ata great ssorifice darm t eat moneyed crisis, will be sold at prices whi All under cover. Orders promptly Giled. ceeor Tail to please, for cash or to punctual ‘custom h 5, a northwest. corner of |2th and C ats.. No. o47, {00 pieces rick Fancy Silks, from 75 cents to $2 per _067-tf One square south of Penn. avenue. oe MERINO PLAIDS, all wool, at 0 cts, per yard, | 20 pieces rich glossy Black Silk, from 62% cents to 4 Union Plaide, at Sl cents; 1.50. re s of every kind, ret ad Virginia mioney taken at Par,and vi ‘est cash prices. old at the very low: ern ey _002-2w Brecht Paid Mermos, $71; to 9 cents. ria bright colored French Merimos at 75,worth 75 pieces: Mouseline DeLaines, pinid, at 123%, worth 25 cents. 4 in apace ———— Valencias, and niasca’ (Quilted Skirts. corner ath st.. oppo. Centre Market. o .EN YARN. COTTON BATTS, AND eur WA DDING. 100 lbs. Witite, Gray, Bine, Mixed, Biack, and Sear- | 2) Oiony searint rim ean: hia, ery, Drown, KCN, t Random YARN and figured F inuneis. tae ree BATTS, a good article foroom- | pach gray, and brown DeBege from 10 to 50 sage? cents. a White and Black W ADDING. and Bedticking at Am ploses Whiteand Covered CAM BRICS. sates tom mesa tienen TS ag Pe YT shite, woes Vallow TAS ‘ELS. onan * Penn. ave. 0M reet. » pres | ants comforts, TI | peli of for Vi suum and Disiriat money,at the | PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER! shemcts GEORGE F. ALLEN, [Ribbed and Pisin Woollen Shirts and 06 10-¢03t nn. AVe., next to 1th street. erino sad Cotten Hall Hose: pluie TTENTION, HOUSEKEEPERS! Pal mag Cravats, and Silk and ‘Cambrio Pocket Handkerchief pes a. ~ I respectfully onli the attention of h to rel; atti ood G. Speners HLEVATED HOF AIR COOKING | ycloen pees. Wale RIL mal Jog that nore perierabave nade eal im eorner 8th at.. oppo. Cantre Market. Parior le or sale . — oe 4 ‘Woodward’: ae tan St ‘acto- aMS! HAMS! HAMS!" ‘ood re uropanien 8 jove and Grave ©: 0- A 3 ‘ ae 4 ‘We have @ choice lot of Family-cured HAMS, iy | SHot: Air Furnnces ofthe latest improve- which are unsurpasted jn ezoelionta the shortens 90% Comer of Vermont svenue and {pth etrest ot) Bp at me WOODWARD, . oo From the Agperisted Press Agent. ke. The New Yorx, Oct. 12—The stock market ts to- y in a state of extreme . The feel! among merchants is one of great @ at decideely in frvor of the banks maintainiag specie peyerrets The bank efficers ata held to-day de- clared unanimously that they would maintain Tae pay oe ‘at all buzards ‘* rumored that strong efforts are making ty Albany banks to compel the New York city banks th suspend, and that the Governor expressed his ¥i!tinzness to call an extra session of the Legia- » ote commer Gorse if necessary, to meet such ap inerzency. Among the resolutions passed byt bank officers to-day was the following : meas’, rsolved, That in the judyment of this meet- iny no iurther contraction of loans is necessary, ac Will there exist any obstacle to such expansion of them as will offo d necessary @id to bring for- ward the crops and alieviate the present «om- ticrcial distress, unless it sball be created by the demands of causeless alarm.” Two smail city beaks recently established are teported to have fatled this afternoon. The re- pert needs confirmation There is a general drain upon all the banks tn yarious ways, but the only serious features is the joclination shown depositors in seme of the old banks to pnnish them fer refusing facilities in the way of disronnts. by drawing their deposits The street is unusually excited. ‘The Grocers’ Bank of this city has suspended. It is understood that the benk contractious for the week will exceed $5,000,000 Borrao, Oct. 12.—The Pratt Bank has closed its doors ' Bostox, Oct. 10 —The Transcript learns fram oficial sources, that in © uence of a deiay in remittances from the East, and almost a total . Suspension of paper negotiations here, the Michi- gan Central Railroad has found it pecessary to pareee drs Perm t of its bills payable, untii it . can realize funds from the proposed subsceips to its Londs on the 10th of November ment eae pa “Nae of the coupons will be continued as usua Sr. Loris, Ort. 12—A. J. MeCreary & Ce., oods draters, have enspended Also, Doane, Kinz & Co, and Collias, Kirhy & Co. The lias bilities of the latter are about 1,000 400 each Avausts, Oct 12.—The Sonthwestern Railroad Bank and the Bank of south Carolina, located at Charleston, have failed. There was quite a ran on all the banks of Charleston to-day New OgLrans, Oct. 12 —The faitureof Mexers Coming & Co , of New York, will not affect the Southern Bank. There are rumors this evening of some failures, but they are not authenticated Business is anwttied. ° [sBcony DispaTcH.] New Yorn, Oct. 13—The Martine, Pacitic, Irving, Merchants’ Exchange, North River, New York Exchange, Citizens, and Ocean banks have suspended—eiy ht in all. i. Fish & Co , and Brown & Cary, merchants, lave suspet 5 Also, the Chathain and Bull's Head baaks have suspended Pennsylvania Legisiata’ HaRaispuns, Oct. 12 —The Senate are await- jag the action of the House on the relief bill The House spent the whole of the morning tn considering propositions fer extending the time of the resumption, without effecting anything This afternoon an entire new section was of- fered in place of the first seriion of the present It suspends the penalties incurred until anuary, L and perimits dividends of 6 per cent. during the suspension. This was negatived. Various propositions were submitted and re- cted for changing the period forthe resumption of specie payments, and the question recerriag on ne final passaze of the bill, it was negatived— yeas BW, nays 56 ‘The Senate this event toke C: the bill providi the first Tuesday of Jaly next.and then »djourned All now depends on the House. Lis generally thought they will reconsider. [sheoxbd DEsraTtcn.) Haxni<poxs, Oct. 13 —The House reronside-- ed its yesterday's vote on the relief bIN—S5 to 32 The motion to extend the time of suspension to the third Monday in July was passed—yeas 46, nave #2. _ The question on the final adoption of the bill Stood yeas 56, nays 36. The House then adjourned until afernoon to awa t the action of the Senate. ‘The latter body has referred the bill tothecom- mi‘tee of conference, and will meet again at3 p.m rejected a motion to Ta suspension tll Sinking of a Steamer. New Yor, Oct —The steamer Empire State, hence fer Fall River, struck the rocks at fleli Gates during a dense fog this morning, and sunk. The passengers, consisting of 150 es, were all saved, but their baggage was lost. The upper saloon of the steamer bs under water. [s8coxp DisratcH.] New Yorn, Ort. 13 —The report that the Em ire State, hence for Fall river, bad sunk. at Hell fe is incorrect. She reached the foot of Twen- ty-Seventh street, were every passenger landed safely. The boat ts injured but a trifle. She was pumped dry by her own pumps before 11 o'clock last night. The baggaze and freight are unin- jured. She will go on the dey thoroughly repaired : Another Steamboat Disaster. New Yorx, Oct 13.—The steamer Metam the North River this mornifz, in co: quence of a collision with the steamer Comimo- dore. The paxsengers were all saved except two erthree. The Metamora was bound to New York foom Maverstraw The Commedore was going ‘o Atbany, but was compelied to return here dock to day to be Kansas Election. Sr. Loris, Oct. 2th —The Kansas democrat. charge that large numbers of » from Nebraska te tieket : ats both honses of the Ley claim a majordy ia sloture A Custom-HMouse Robbed. Ricumonp. Va , Oct. 13.—The ecnstom-honse was entered last night. the safe blown open » powder, and S15.000 in S20 gold Pieces aod ® in $5 gold pieces were stolen. The rob- bers left $46,000 behind Marine Disaster. Yet 15.—The schooner Black Sqnall, ndria for New York. put in here to day in distress. Her masts are gone and she hak sustained other damage. Also lost everboard the inate and one seaman The Ohio River. Wurettne, Va., Oct. 15.—The river herecon- tinues to fall. Baltimore Markets. Batimore, October 13 —Flour is heavy—at $5 WeF5 50. Wheat ts lower; red Stal.10, white $1.10a1 25 Corn 1s dull and lower; white 65n6%¢., yellow j iL Mie Whisky is steady; City 21; Obie 22 New York ‘kets. New Yorx, October 13 —lour has declined; sales of 5.500 bbls: State ©4 40a$1.45; Obio $19 2 25 %5; Sonthern $5 30a%5 60 Wheat ix unsettiod; sales 15,000 bushels; white F1 Wall F.; red SL15a%1 22. Cora has declined, sile 3,900 bash; mixed 64166e Pork heavy; mess $22.50. Beef quiet; Chi Tepacked $13a%11. Lard is firm at lalse Whisky steady; Ohio 20a2Ic 0 Financial. New York, Ort. 13.—There is a panic in the stock market. Chicagoand Rook Island, &\; Cumberland Coal Co. 5g; (inois Central Rad- road bonds is. New York Central 52%; Reading Railroad 2%; Canton Co. 16; Virginia 6’s 66; i, no RT SESS T= Ppakt-cuca R NOTICE. fully announce to the of Reha h rerio pa Bhat our Fail supplies of CARPRTINGS cay a TAIN MATERIALS, and FURNITURE LIN- Sat ore cre Some creche eect corer ar eat ow oll of thous pu.cur tinenedinge escche hood, wii] be taken in sales at our usual prices, porns widution of debts due ee. at par. " We cordially invite #i] in want of good Goods in the mest relect and ——— designs to our rooms, promising that ®o pains shnl! be spared to CLAGETT & DO: Dealers in ail kinds Furniture Dry Goods, se 2-e.3w No. 4, Market space. Helnexeernes, « PTENTION! 7 Thave just received a fresh supply of new and im proved RISING STAR COORING STOVES. ‘They arecast of the best Penoxy!vania malabie iron, and made very heavy and strong to stand bard kuch s and rough usage, For sa. at Meena bWanps etropalitan Sui Grate Wow ker, “Ts sv , hotween lr A 11La stm. 00 Tote Nos. S18 & 322. “NEW G ERY, VAR AND FRO- NEW babies Ft = ‘OR Ix Tue Nortuxen Linearips. The subseriber bas inst a corn men vecpoctrally “tt new 9th, an + e wis aut Lhe pubire. ‘T! Preise are (reat md wi be shit hand at any other storé ithe City His stock co » sueh arucies es are usually my ee) Ore. Also, Combs. en... Toilet , Ping, Need- {ees Ber es 5 oat Poresd. Surpencers, , Ink, Paper, ©. . "oa aNT.—A Brick Stable, wih hoy loft aod rood Col ee THOS Nv ADANE,