Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1857, Page 3

“LOCAL T Tux River —At the mouth of the city canal arrived yesterday nineteen long boats, with an average of 590 cords of wood to the déalera on the canal; also two schooners with lumber, from Port it. a AtR § wharf—arrived steamer Columbia, with be ere of merchandise for J. H. $he- kels. W Harrover, General Henderson, Pat, ker& Senitiog, —Snyder, J. Patterson. Wall & Barnard, BL. Neale, M. MeDermott, Bureau of Yards & Docks, Murray & Semmes, Wa. Bryan, C. Stott, Fowler & Co., J. Ponee, and &. Bacon. ‘At Magruder & Stone's whart—arrivéd schr lonic, Capt Glover, from Havre de G with 110 tons of coal for Charies W. Mitchell? The barkantine Horace Beale is still aground off Ar- lington—she will probably be got off at high tide today. She left Georgetown three weeks azo with a cargo of 390 tons of coal for Rockland. Me., and has returned after discharging her car- 0 and taking on board her present (0 of stone = the Treasury Extension—making ¢ wick- est tripon record. She draws loaded 12 of water, and went aground in II feet. ‘There were no arrivals at Alexandria yesterday. ‘The ship Zephyr is bending on ber sai! |i pen tory to her #rip South, and will proceed to New Orleans in a fewdays. Captain King. her com- mander, arrived at Alexandria on Saturday last, and — to take charge of her. A brig was seen in the lower river vesterday, upward bound. posed to be the brig Fidelia from Cowes, Eng. The captain of the steamer Coliyer has determined to run his beat with ax much regularity as poasibie until prevented by the winter’s ice. He has fixed upon six o’clock, Pp. m., for his last daily trip to Alexandria, and will adhere to that arrangement throughout the remainder of the season. About half- 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon, 2 party ot eight or ten armed men, who had just returned from an excursion to the south end of the Long Bridge, came to the Collyer wharf, and calling at the tavern of Mr. George T. Howard. demanded to be admitted, saying that they wished to purchase cigars. Mr. Howard not ing at home, his wife refused to admit them, when they instantly began to insult her with the most vile abuse, and proceeded to smash the windows and make a general destruction of any thing that th could lay hands on. Mrs. H.sent for her huatend™ who was in an adjoini house, and he came np desiring them them to ist. He was advancing towards them when one of the party drew a long fi ol and told him to stop or he would shoot im. Mr. H. thought best to do so, and then the party started off yoy to the proprietor that he could get paid for his broken windows on Four- and-a-balf street Mr. Howard shortly afterwards followed them desirous to identify them if possible. He met them at Norment’s lumber yard, when they seized bim and pulled him inside of the yard, and strack him several severe blows abont the head and face, and after this abuse went off de- lighted with their fun si We learn that they stormed the house of Benj Schofield at the other end of the Long Bridge be- fore the attack on Howard's, Tavern, but did not learn what damage was doue. A party, believed to be the same persons, was congregated about the Canal bridge on Four-and- a-half street, until a very late Lour last nivht, making the neighborhood bideous with their dis- »rdant yells. y were heard to shout most stily for the “States Hose,” and to challenge all their adversaries to mortal combat; and ex- pressed themselves most anxious to meet some ene whom tbey could knock down and beat. Mose Correr Tixves.—On Saturday last, during the dinner hour of the men working on the Capitol extension, one of the workmen dis- covered a fellow workman making off from the building with a bag over his shoulder, in which was concealed a roll of plate copper. He in- stantly gave the ery to stop him, and inan instant the place was all alive with men running after the man, the police and watchmen about the Capitol taking an active part in the chase. The thief left in such haste that he forgot his coat, and one of the day watchmen once got so near him as to catch him by the waistcoat, which tore in balf, leaving the detached part in the hands of the discomfitted watchman. ‘The thief made his ‘way out of sight before any one could catch him. He disappeared in the direction of the canal. ‘The roli of copper weighed sixty-eight pounds, and was worth about SIU. The thief fin ig the weight more than he could make off under, let it drop, and it wax accordingly recovered and placed in the office of Capt. J. A Tait, together with the hat, coat and vest of the thief. About half an hour after the above occurrence another work- man caught still another laborer with a roll of copper which he was endeavoring to smuggle of with him. Chase was instantly made after the fellow, and, strange to say, he got off too befure any one could overtake him. He went in the same direction as the first one. The officers have ot on their track, and are confident that they can catch both of these fellows, one of whom was not long since discharged from the Navy Yard for being caught in a sumilar act. Justice Mulloy sent to Captain Mills and ob- tained tne assistance of Messrs. Shortt, Harper and Hayzell, who continued to search for the thieves during the night. and yesterday morning Mr. Shortt found one of them, named —— Bur- dine, secreted in a stable east of the Capitol Grounds. He war taken before Justice Mulloy, who committed him to jail for trial at Court. Tue New Dome.—On Saturday afternoon the first one of the long heavy pillars of the new dome was hoisted up and set in place under the superintendence of Messrs. Slite, hoisting man- ager, and Ashdown, superintendent. Mr. Siite went up from the ground to the top of the im- mense pillar, which weighs five thousand pounds and is twenty-four feet in length, and remained there nntil it was fastened in its bed by means of four 14-inch belts which screwed it tirmly to the bracket, which forms a base to the whole super- On these brackets, which are seventy- umber, is to rest two of the huge pillars, esters, and one of the fluted coinmus; ag average weight of twenty thousand pounds. The well itself is considered to be sutticiently strong to sastain more than ten times the weight which Will be required by the new dome, Careress De —A man in a light bug- #Y, ou Saturday afternoon, was driving furiously down Pennsylvania avenue, wien the horse at- tached to the bugzy was driven over a little gil of twelve years. who was crossing the street, knoe king her down and coming within an ace of crushing ber brains out under his hoofs. ‘The man, whe acted very much like 2 drunken brute, polled up bis horse. and calling to a colored man named Wm. Wedge, who was standing near by, said, -*G—d d—un it, send for a doctor. and take her home" He then drove rapidly a no more attention to the matter. ‘J name is Reynolds, and it was conve home near by. where the services of 2p) cian were pat ia requisition, aud though it fortunately fell out that nu bones were broken, yet the |.ruisxes Teceived were very severe, and have caused great anxiety to the parents Ficut ix Goat ALLEY.—Last night that noto- Hous alley between Sixth and Seventh, and L and M streets north, was all in commotion again. Bacchus ruled, and his votaries soon Kot intoa free ight. ‘The auxiliary = hearing of the went into the alley, but the sentries of the rerents gave the alarm, and all who could getaway did so. One poor fellow, named Cor- aelius Collins, had bis head very badly cut, and Was taken to the guard-house. He said it was cut by his falling against the stove. But in the opinion of the physician, if Corny received his wound in ty y he must have been under the stove and fil upwards. [t is not considered a dangerous wound, though it frightful one to look at. After it was dressed Collins was sent home with bis wife, who had gone to the guard- house to attend him A Revotrer Ovr.—Last night two boys, by the name of Sullivan, were arrested by the watch- men inthe Seventh Ward, for being disorder and firing a pistol in the street. They were taken to the guardhouse. and this morning wese each fined $5 and costs. A very good revolver was taken from one of the youths, which he demanded, but the Captain of the Guard told him he couldn't get it. ‘Bul,’ said the applicant. “it belongs to that gentle- man,’’ pointing to a man near the dock. The Captain replied that he didn’t care whose it was, it belonged to the Mayor at present This isa lesson to stow the risk of persons loaning deadly weapons to minors. If the weap- ons are foand in their session they are taken from them and placed in possession of the Mayor. ANOTHER ACCIDENT FROM HANDLING OF Fire Arms —On Saturday last, Henry (son of Wm. W. Yerby, a clerk in the General Land Office,) Went out with several boys for the purpose of gathering persimmons and chestnuts near the city. Oneof them carried a loaded pistol, which Was entrusted to Henry, which he placed in the wai-tband of his pantaloons. ‘The party returned about three o'clock, and on reaching homme, in endeavoring to take the pistol from bis person, (the left hand being placed on the mouth of the same) by some means the cock was forced npon the cap, exploding it, the bali passing between the first and second fingers of the left hand, shat- tering the band in a dreadful manner. The pis- tol is in the possession of Justice John D. Clark. Sicxon Biitz will astonish and delight the Georgetowners on Monday, Tuesday and Wed- nesday nights of this week, and afterwards the Alexandrians and Navy Yard folks. We con- gretulate our neighbors on the prospect of fan and entertainment before thea ‘hey must make touch of Blitz, for he is a capital good fellow, as Well as excellent performer. Rev. Da. Pixaney contradicts the statement of acit: if that the Episcopacy of Maryland pol red to him and declined. ‘WWANTED—A few dry COWS, for which the : =e 5 'y after y ttee appointed opr feport closed, tthe, to take into cogsideration and report on the sub- Jett Of catfiing a6 édecationa! douvcuioh this IPT GD SR “¢ conven- of eduéat: idle anton i ited to Bani t es tars Yosig cas ef thocpentiiee, wall seater tr. Young, one of t! . secre! of the association, drew up and offered the fol- lowing resolution; which was unanimously adopted? * rin 2 i Resoteed, ‘That a convention ofthe teachers and others interested in the. sub; of education in this city and Distriet be held at the Smithsonian Institution on some day in the month of Decem- ber, and that a committee of three be hi 1 eae by the Chair to fix the day and make all other ne- cessary arrangements. The chair Co ee Messrs. Young, Z. Rich- ards, and J. &. Thompson, to constitute this committee. On motion of Mr. Loomis, a committee of three was also appointed ‘to provide gratuitous enter- tainment for all persons attending the convention from abroad. This committee consists of Messrs. Loomis, McLeod, and Merchant. Set ittee appointed to invite Miss John- son to favor the association with an evening's en- tertainment of her literary readings, reported that they had met with a favorable response from that lady, and that the entertainment wonld come off at the Smithsonian Institution on next Tuesday Afternoon at 5 o’élock. “AssisTING THE Porice.”"—Abont 7 o'clock last night, a fellow named Rich’d Brown knocked a colored giri down in the hall of an avenue hotel, where she had run for protection from him. Her screams attracted a large crowd of persons and Justice Daniel Smith promptly interfered to arrest the assailant. Brown resisted the at- tempt at arrest, whereupon the vistrate called upea all good citizens to aid him; but, instead of so doing, the spectators drew away, widening the ring, either too cowardly to endanger their own lives, orelse disposed to witness a tight be- tween the magistrate and his prisoner. These Miserable specimens of hamanity are just the men to keep up an eternal grumbling because the laws are not ei . ‘The prisoner was se- cured, however, and walked off to the guard- house, but not one of the cowardly dozen or two of spectators dared testify to the facts af the as- sault, and he was discharged for want of evi- dence. The colored girl says that Brown ad- dressed her at the corner of Sixth street and the aveuue, aud, grasping her roughly by the arm, insisted upon her accompanying him home; that she feigned assent to induce bim to loose his hold, and that on getting free she ran into the Lotel toavoid him, and he following, knocked her down, as above stated Tue Ricumonn Custom House Ropeuxs— Axotuer CavGutT—Somerville, the supposed aecomplice of Wheeler, alias Pulling, in the Richmond robbery, was arrested in that city on Saturday night, by county officer Allen. Mr Allen arrived at Richmond, and proceeded to the Powhatan House, where he ascertained that a man answering to the desc iption of Somerville was at that moment in one of the rooms of the house. Mr. A proceeded to the room and opened it, when he discovered his man ensconced in bed. He was taken out and lodyed in mae About his baggage some £1,200 of the stolen money was found and placed in bank by Mr. Allen, who then returned to Washington. ar- riving here yesterday morning. O/flicer Boss was immediately dispatched to Richmond to concert measures for fixing the proof of the commission of the Custom Honse ney by the arrested par- ties. A piece of the stolen money if it can be found, can be identified, it having been worn as a breastpin. Somerville was committed to jail for a further hearin, which will take place after Pulling is taken to Richmond from this city. P.S. Officer Allen has received a telegraphic despatch from ofticer Boss, announcing his suc- cess in identifying the money found upon the rob- bers as that stolen from the custom-house. The coin sought for, for this purpose, was a half-ea- gle which had been used as a breastpin, and which has been found amongst the recovered money. Officer Allen may well be congratulated upon the success of his shrewd and energetic measures for the arrest of these fellows. Cinevir Covar.—The October term com- inenced this morning at 11 o’clock—Judges Dun- lap, Morsell and Merrick on the bench. The court-room was pretty well filled with persons having business before the Court. The impar- lance term has been abolished, which brings that term under the sitting of the present one, and combines the dockets of bothterms. ‘Thismakes the docket unnsually large, there being some seventeen hundred and fifty cases to be disposed of during this term. The assignment is fifteen cases for each day of the term, and it is expected that the increased amonnt of business will make it necessary for the term to sit over until the next term. The Court, on consultation, announced that hereafter the first thing on opening the term would be the calling of the trial docket—the call- ing of the appearance docket to be discontinued. Mr. Chilton introduced to the court Allan B Magrnder, of Charlottesville, Va., who was ad- mitted to practice at ull the courts of the District. At tHe F Srrexr Pressyrertax Cucrcn, yesterday afternoon, an interesting address was made to the Sunday-school pupils by Rev. L. G Hay, late returned missionary from India, and who, with his family, barely escaped being mur- dered bythe Sepoys: Mr. Hay went from Indian- apolis, Indiana, abont seven years ago, to India, ax a missionary of the Assembly's Board (0.8 Presbyterian) and was stationed in the Northern Presidency when the rebellion occurred, It was almost a miracle that he and his family escaped with their lives. He has returned home by the way of England His own personal losses have been so great as to deprive him of all the means he possessed. He visits Washington to place the information in his possession before the Gov- ernment Tue Concert oF Signora Paravarrt, to have taken place last week at the Academy of Music, was necessarily postponed in consequ of the unfavorable weather; but our ic community are. as will be seen by the advertise- ment, to have the gratification of hearing her en Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings of this week, on which occasions she will receive the etflcient support of Prof. Crouch. ce i Ar Four O'Croc« t afternoon takes place an adjourned meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Pairo & Nourse, at the Union Academy. corner New York avenue and Fourteenth ‘street. to hear and take into consideration the report of the committee St saben at the late meeting to ex- amine into the affairs of that institution. It is desirable that eveyy creditor should be present. Own Saturpay Nicut, the Chief of Police was informed that an attack was expected to be made on property near Judge Doug!as’s residence. He accordingly sent out his men to arrest the gang ‘The rowdies approached, but perceiving one or two of the officers who were not weil concealed they dispersed and ran before the officers contd get near enough to identify them. ‘The officers are yet having a watchful eye for them. Ecrexa '—A new turnstile has been placed at the northern (Tenth street) entranced to the Smithsonian grounds. Hoops will now be spared the long circumbendibus via Seventh aud Twelfth streets. To-Niaut Nagle’s Juvenile performers will ap- pear at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Warten Returns —Western lock-up, October 17. —Kate O'Leary, Ireland, indecent language in the street; workhouse 30 days. Manuel Glasco, Va., vagrant; workhouse 30 days. Central yuard-house = Marae Sybel, colored, stealing kens; jail for court. “LL Jackson, colored, D.C , disorderly; John Simmes, white, Va , do. do October I —Mrs. Sullivan, Ireland, disorderly; fine and costs, $3.4. Babel Seymour, col’d,Va., assault and battery; security for court. Daniel Sallivan, N. Y., disorderly and firing a Pistol; fine and costs $6.39. James Sullivi Pa , do. do. Cornelius Collins, treland, drunk; dismissed James McNemara, Ireland, drunk and disorderly; dismissed for want of evidence To Bry Cuzar Goons go to HaLt’s Cheap Cash Store, No. 373 7th street, above J. oc 19-e03t AcuS SUFFEREES PLx«se Reap Tuis! Dr. Everson’s Great Ague Remedy. Messrs. Forp & Bro. have secured the agency for this City ot this highly celebrated Medicine for Acue or Chilis and Fever. No other articie ever acquired so great a yer! asf this for the cure of malsrious 8. It is the article so extensively known all over the South and West, as the “Ague King.” So certain and lasting is 1:8 results, that we venture to predict, that if each case in the Dis- trict would at ence us e would hear but little more of Ague Lius seaso “all and get & cireular—20, corner of Pa, avenue, oc I4-lw On fio jah poe ine in instant, at th Church." Brooklrn. by the Rer dont th fon, THOMAS J. GARD. Washington vity, to Miss MARY G. BL of Brooklyn. e On_the 18th instant, he Mth i ANDREW ACKSON'PARKE re paves Newburgh, ork, on t itrat, Mrs AMANDA E., the wile of Joke Ne this city. ASK YOUR N SKS than othe fi sae mak picked out for frying. does not keep a restaurant, but " best Oysters to private fami- eee SAM’L. T. DRURY og 10-2t* corner l4th street and Pa, dry COWS, for paid ue LS SICAL OARD. TAR that he has resu: cou! NETRUCTION onthe F tar. He will also sive Harmony, eit! LASSES IN Bem vaveuile Clans for 5 per quarter, in to receive a few made at theit residence, on vette street, near 8th, (Heights of Georgetown,) or through the Post Office. oc 7-e02W BvckwHeEat.. BUTTER, &o. | Sy pera ek a eet Aa ast |, takes pleasure essons in, Tho hiwwan NGING, ul beclaners oa the Plant: Porter ( ils on the Piano Forte. Application can be led Buckwheat. ime Goshen and Glades Butter. No. | and No. 2 Mackeret. 5 bbis. Golden Syrup. , With a full assortment of Groceries for asie a8 low as the lowest, and Corporation, Virginia, Maty- District notes tnken at dollars 18 wanted, $2 /will ceries and $3 in specie for any of the Agent for the sale o r. When less ALSO, f Kettlewell’s Manipulated Guano. Terms, for Guano, cash, in Distriet funds. _ W.H. TENNEY, (Intelligencer) cket brig Andover, Cro- OR BOSTON.—The for the ARTLEY & BR: ater street, Georgetown, D.C. ADIES’ RESTAURANT. neouraged by the patronage bestowed o1 enterprise during the last ‘he subscriber has fitted up with every possi ble convenience and good taste, his Ladies’ Restau- rant Rooms on the north side of Penn.auenue, No. 2sitg, between lth and 12th streets. Ladies and Gentlemen will find there every w-- to render such an establishment His Oysters, Game, and other Refresh- re selected from the best the market affords, and its management is under the control of Mrs. who attends in person to the wants of its He again solicits for ita share of the pat- ronage of his friends and the RICHARD ADAMS, 'S RESTAURANT, Pa. av., under Willards’ hotel, The proprietor is now fully epared to supply the pub- ducement likel, various markets will afford, and for constant supplies his house shall be second to none. y giving it his un- diyided attentior @ hopes to merit the patronage The undersigned respectfully informs the public that he is now receiving large sup, land COAL, in boat loads, which trade at reduced prices for cash. superior quality, and of a large size. BG ‘an be seen at my Depot, at the corner of 12th and JONAS P. LEVY, Grocery and Provision Store. OTICE.—The following Mouey will be taken at these rates for Groceries, Wines, and Liquors: ies of Cumber- now offer to the This Coalis of a pre at 5 per cent. discount ir at 5 per cent. discount Philade!phia at 10 per cent. discount: State Banks of New York at 6 per ce: Eastern Banks at 19 per cent. discount At No. 554 12th street, corner of B. — 4 JONAS P. LEVY. ABINET F RNITUR i} Vv BASKETS, BRUSHES, &c., forming an immense variety of Us-ful and Fancy Articles, embracing almost every thing required to furnish the Parlor, Chamber, Dining-room and Kitchen, all of which L will sellat very low prices for cash, or on time for Ren General House-Furnishing Store. TTENTION, HOUSEKE®PERS! A LATE IMPROVEMENT. e only at C, Woodward tropolitan Stove and Grate Factory, the PARLOR COMPANION R strong of cast iron. “Just out, and for sal t The improvement is the letting in of the cold air through the bottom of the Furnace and throwing it against the hot fire-chamber and heating it, and throwing the hot air from it to the Cc. WOODWARD, Pa. av., between 10th and Ith streets, Nos. 318 and 522. ICKLES BY THE HUNDRED. A lot of selected PICKLE Vinegar, which we will sell i oe 1 GENTLEMEN'S U We offer this season for the fall trade our usual and “* Shoulder Seam” Shirts Scotch Wool and Merino Under Shirts and Heavy and Medium Silk Shirts and Drawers Canton Flannel and Jean Drawers. Buying exclusively for cash, we are enabled to of- fer Gentlemen’s Under Garments to the trade, or at retail at the lowest and uniform prices Sve ai bat Vere Neck” Ss Sales room under Brown UCKSKIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. high- ly reoommended for colds, weak chests, breasts GINGS, for riding, long and O VES, aud all kinds of goods Sole agent for the District at the Bazaar, corner of 6th street and Pennsylvania avenue. Just received. anew su of the improved cele- : x C. Woodward's Metropolitan Stove and Grate tory, iege ke and 322 Pennsylvania avenue, between th a th streets. lth and streets. C. WOODWARD. CURNITURE AND HUUSEKEEPING GOODS. We have in store a very extensive assortment of Cabr et Furniture and other Housekeeping Goods, which we offer to our friends rnd custom very lowest prices for cash or good paper. it unnecessary to enumerate articles, as Our ste very ne a complete. Fersons desiring to chase will ploase give us a call. McGREGOR & CO., 530 7th street. FHOUSEKEErERS, ATTENTIOD received another supply of the gas and smoke from the ooal ing ofone haifthe fuel fromt to all apartments, &c, at C. Woodward's Stove. urnace, and Cooking Range Factory, No: S22 Penusylvania avenue, between i0th Cc. WOODWARD. MED FULLY !and all the nd Eastern bank-notes re- Professional Services or for of which he has many, and two Sand 174, (both near the Pres- thereby making a sav- e comuinon coal stoves; District, Baltimo ceived at par either nt’s, 279 Pennsylvani auction store. x _C.H. VAN PATTEN, Dentist. HE EMPORIUM OF FASHION, NING OF FALL & WINTER GOODS. undersigned would call the attention of citi- iting the Metropolis, Hours from 10 mite MeGuire’ and strangers to their extensive ass & new article of BASKET CASSIMERE, jeasant to the wearer, @ same make to match: lendid assortment of Gen- NISHING GOODS, such as Silk fine Shirts, Sto . very elastic and with Cashmere Vi and Woollen Undergarments, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, C Gloves, of every description, with every article ne- to @ complete outfit, which will be sold NTON & TEEL, Pa. cheap for cash, HI Merchant Tailors, bet ETROPOLITAN MECHA. Nics’ INSTI- This Diploma, of the first class, was awarded by litan Mechanics’ [vstitute for the pro- je Mechanic Arts, to Dr. C. 4. VAN ees of Washington, D.C., for SUPERIOR D hibited pre cg L AND Bs ie i foaneiheture hel ‘ity of Washington onthe 10th day of March, 1853, Josgpu Hennky, President. CuarLes Stanspury, Secretary, . N_ PA mmky now be found dal Potentini’s (former); has removed his office, and 10a. m. to 4p. m ,over 's) celebrated Conlec- ite MoGuire’s Auction Store, art pe CARD TO THE PUBLIC.—We out one week more, and t to let th ends who are in en bargains, not t it rt it s hose hovowe us aunllaooatats ‘will greatly ul re we close, ring the fow dave, remaining ing we shall offer our AUGHLIN & CO, Polave bot bth and th sis, PAE STOCK, GOOD WILL ax FIXTURES Thal Tass Pes RaRETSa than , If not « better, thisa bargain. Apply at the po Fite gain. Apply at the Star on. M street, between the yard.’ Good stabling carriage and horses, Inquire next door, No. 464, 0@ 16-3t* OR RENT.—One three RICK HOUSE containing six rooms, situated on F street, be- tween 2d and 3d streets. Inquire of J. ROVER. on Ist, between | and K streets. oc 15-5t* OR RENT.—The STORE-ROOM No. 5:6 7th street. immedintely opposite the office of the National Intelligencer, how occupied by : Clendenin asa Boot and Shoe Store. Possession ce immediately. For terms, &o., apply toGEO. - COCHRAN, next door, 0015 tf rc OR RENT.—A ween aa Santee HOUSE, O RENT.—That pew three story Briek House with brek building, with bath pee eet nil the tnodern conveniences, situated on b street, be- tween Second and Third streets. Inquire of J. W. ARNOLD, C street,between Chird and Four-and- a-balf. oo 14th OR RENT.—Two Parlors with adjoining Bed- rooms. well furnished and very convenient for members of Congress, or others, are for rent at the house No, 25 Pa, avenue, opposite Willards’ Hotel. 06 14-e03t R REN T.—A weil furnished three-sto: F'SRiGk AOUSN. with tack binding. on 12t street, between G and H streets, No. 444, with all the conveniencee of water. i and heaters inthe house. Apply to JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 240 Penn. avenue. ne S)-2awSw POR RENT.—A modern-buit HOUSE, on 6th between D E streets. The house would Suit a member of Congress. being s short distance from the Capitol. Itis nearly new and builtin the it manner ; heat furnace, lighted with cas hath rovm, &o. Possession given by the: fi of Novembe: Apply to THOMAS PA KES. ze oc Tt I Browns’ Hotel. é . SALE.—A comfortable two-story FRAME CRONE on etn atrcet between Mand New bargain may be mee applied for immed roa - . 5 gent, a8 25-1m* "No. 564M strect. SSS a - By WALL& BARNARD, Auctioacam. PEREM ory Se OF FOUR HUNTING- TUESDAY MORNING, Octoder bs SeTing in front of our Auctions Rooms on btw ges | whom it may concern, four fine hunting-case Soll whieh will be sold without reserve— 1 - Hunting cased lever Watoh, No. 200%, made , 1 Gold” Hmtine “onsed lever Watch, No.#5,115, J, 1Gold Hunting-oased lever Watch, No. 20413, W. zi maker 1 Gold Hun: “pised lover, Wateh, No. 20.49, mil- Wey oe eeper, made by per & Cow Liv el 5 aie hora Watches are in perfect runing order, Positively sold. 00 I7-ts Wits BARNARD. Apets. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. z Oy a 2 b TUE ir ton Tron 5 it it ea large assortment Of Fresh Family Groceries, Li- quors, Cigars, &o. We name in part: Crushed and Brown Sugars Rio and Burnt Cottees oe ppt ‘Saleratus, and Pipes 5 barrels Molasse: Shoxes Adamantine Candies 5 boxes white and yellow Soaps 1 baskets Salad Oil, Mustard, Cloves, Nut- megs, Ke. 5 barreis fine Old Bourbon Whisky & barrels: Monongahela Whisky 5S octaves Cognac Brandy 12 demijobns, Sgaiions each, oe Whisky aa enrier boxes Sud Chewing ‘ohaceo 1.000 Cigars, aszarted brands. Will be addefito the above sale— S baskets Heidsick Champagne, prime article. Also, lot Paints, Otls, de. With or | other articies im the Grocery line—all of which will be soid without reserve. oc 17-ts WALL & BARNARD, Auct’rs. FUTURE DAYS. By JAS. C. McGUIR Fe Auctioneer. Soe co TOP BUGGY. H Ss, AN! OR: x RE, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Detober ath, o'clock, at the auction rooms, [ shall sel! man ebitiing op Bugsy Wagon and Harness. Also, a Morgan Mare, six years old, sound and gentle. She is suitable for riding or driving, being able to trot to har » OF pace the sadd: mile in four minutes.) asd sa c: Cash in specie. oe 17-3t JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct, ve first- Millinery, &c. OPENING WINTER MILLIN On Monpay, BER 1TH. The enbscriber has just returned Bi: Now York, where he purchased for cash one of the most varied stocks of FRENCH BONNETS, BC 7 MATHRIALS, LOWERS, FEATH- ERS, RIBBONS, HEAD-DRES SES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, &c., &e., ever brought to this City, which he is determined to sell at prices to suit the money panic. ice Fre would call the attention of the ladies to his fine assortmont of CLOTH CLOAKS, BASQUES, and CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. N. He gives his particular attention to DRESS MAKING in the latest French stvlex. M. WILLIAN, oc l5 2w Opposite Centre Market N ADAME PRIBRAM & DAUGHTER inform respectfully the Ladies that they will open on Saturday, October 17th, in their es- tablishment, with whieh no other mt linery ean be compared, a xelect stock of Fall and Winter BONNETS, RIBBONS, F LOW- ERS. and SWISS EMBROIDERIES; also, 1 finest assortment of new style HEAD DRESSES, received direct from Paris. No. 27 Pa. av., between 10th and Lith oc side. DFESs MAKING. MISS M. E. WILSON still continues the DRESS: MAKING inall its branches, at her old stand. 295 Penn. avenue, between 9th and Mth sts. oc 5-1 AST OFF CLOTAING BOUGHT AND LADIES AND GENTS’ APPAREL. HIGHEST PRICE PAID. Call or address MELICK 74 Louisiana av., opposite Hay Market. _N. B.—Wantep. a Hand at Repairing. oc 5-2w* IRGINIA AND DISTRICT MONEY Vv “~ 7 TAKEN AT PAR FOR BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, S. P. HOOVER'S IRON HALL BOOT, SHOE N MENT. AND TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT. Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th sts, I have just returned from the North, with a splendid assortment of SSSR nds of Ladies. Gentlemens, Mu iy ildrens’ BOOT: ds S. Als TRUNKS, CARPET BA SATCHELS, all of which I wil money. Call early, at SAM’L. P. HOOVER'S, se fron Hall, PROYD'’S GENERAL DIRECTORY La WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, OR a with a BUSINESS DIRECTORY of the Trades and Professions. a Congressional and Depart- iment Directory, Societies, Libraries, and Institutions, with the names of their of- ficers; also, Churches, Public Build- ings, Omces, ‘Traveling HKoutes, Ce, Cc... Ce The madorsignes, having had jong experience in the Directory business, (being publisher of Directo- ries for several cities.) feels ful'y justified in eunran- teeing the issue of such a Directory ax will meet the want long felt by the public. He has commenced the canvass of the city, with an able cc of assistants. who are au fait with their business, and i visit every dwe:ling, store, and office, and the work faithfully and thoroughly. Notime orexpense will be spared upon the work in making it the pride of Washington. . Ativertisements will be inserted conspicuously in the book. Gorse yemen priee $2, and the name in serted in capital letters is WM. H BOYD, Publisher The Directory will be issued as soon as the matter can be collected. i Advertisements and information for the Directory may be sent to ANpREW Boyp.at Mr. H. Polkin horn’s Printing Office, D st , near 7th. ocd ART.CULAR NOTICE. We would respectfully announce to the citizens of Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, and environs that our Fall supplies of CARPETINGS, Cl TAIN MATERIALS, and FURNITURE L ENS are now perfectly complete in all their varied departinents a ualities ; and that bank notes, the issue of any or ali of Chose in our ummediate reigh- borhood, will be taken in sales at our usual prices, or.in liquidation of debts due us, at par, We cordially invite nll in want of good Goods in the most none and legen pein to ov reoms, romusing that no pains shail be spared to please, . fe PCLAGETT DODSON Dealers in all kinds Furniture Dry Goods, so 29-e03w No. 4, Market space, { PISHMAN, Ss. DEALER IN 4 DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY, informs hia friends and the public that he has just opened « new store of all kinds of DRY GOODS, Mitta . Y, &c,, assuring the public every arti- cle to be as represented, and to sell witha very sinuali advance. Come and examime iny stock, and judge for yourself. Siore—No. 91 7th st., between H and I, next door to Mr. Ty: hardware store. o¢ 2-eolm* “T STILL LIVE,” Anp will not be outdone by any in the Painting Line. aearine secured Lf etl peti an cexee i rnamen' inter, | am pr re todo si ENS. BANNERS, TRANSPAREN- “S, &c., in the latest styles. ci catinue to do HOUSE PAINTING, GLAZING, and GRAJNING in asuperior manner, at No, 53 Louisiana aveuue, between 6th and 7th whee cotf M. T. PARKER. OOK TO YOUR INTEREST! _ . CASH CONSUMERS OF COAL RO REEOS AND WOOD. We have nowon the way. 2 large cargoes of RED and WHITE-ASH COAL, which we purchased in Philadelphia for cash, since the great pressure in money matters. We can sell it cheap for cash. We have en hand.at our wharf, the largest and best sapply of weer in town, which we will also for cash. ee WARDER & STEWART, Office corner of H and 12th stree's. 0c 17-2w* Wharf 12th st.and Canal, south side. _ A fi ARRIVED, Ledeen Se Sy ri m pken. 4 = schooner fonic, 110 tons ne (Bro ken CR Rtove sizes) of free burning R which will be sold iow for cash, if delivered from the vessel, which seb in clomersing the Srst of next . Current funds taken in payment. ae CHAS. W. MITCHELL, 7th st., adjoining the Canal, 00 17-2t south of the bridge. TAT ATOHER IEWELEY. SILVER AND TCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER AND Wr ree ESL ATED WARE, &6, , PRICES REDUCED! M. W.GALT & BRO. one through their entire stock and made heavy reductions in the prices of almost every article. This reduction upon a carefully-selected stock of most desirable goous, purchased this fall, enables them to offer unusual indacements to those in search of superior Gold Watches, new ele ofen zeneuy; pure Silver, and extra-heavy ated Ware, &c. aie PEF The hills of all the solvent Virsinia hanks, ns well asall other current money, taken in payment Fonte Stores M. W.GALT & BRO. oe 17-3t 824 Pa.av., between 9th and 10th sts, O THE TRADE. .ondon Brown Stout and Scotch als of'variuts rant, at "315 per dozen by the casks of 8 and 10 dozen, JONAS P. vy, ree! '* 0 te-tm Corner Of 1th Scary aud Wine Store. N OTICE TO HOUSEKEBPERS. . R. L. CROWN & CO., having received a large med all cclanioa eittok Ger the all rece ba: vites Housekeepers those in want o! RE CROCKERY WARK. Bolt at stock, they are determined to exam Per cces actus terial akon rs 7 paper ONC. Re Le CROWN & oo 16-tf No. 352, corner of 6th E SPLENDID PIANO, almost new. for 0 W. G. METZEROTT,' Coroen of Litkeereve Pa. av. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. OVERNMENT SALE OF WROUGHT ann Cast Iron, &c.—On FRIDAY AFTER NOON, October t4o’clock, inthe east yard the Capitol, near the north wing, I shall sell a | Wrought snd Cast Iron, lately the largeand mn balcony on the north ead of the centre Capito! L ng. Also, two fine Cast Iron Settees, Terms cash, in specie. oel4 JAS. C. McGUIRE, Anct. i? THE ABOVE SALE JS POSTPONED, aon of the ram, until TUESDA AF- a in cons TER NOON, October 2th, same hour and pince. * ne 17-4 JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Anct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. SXECUTOR’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- pRovey ax Unimrroven Prorerty.—Un Y, the 231 instant, 1 shal! sell, at mv ane- at 40’clook p.m., the fullowing-deseribed Viz: 1. in Square No. 660, improved by se. This property is situated at h Capitol an streets, All cg Square No. 662. ‘This property, is bounded by South Capitol, South Sand Water streets Lots 2, 3, and 4. in Square sonth of Square No.7. ae property is bounded by South Capitol, R and S etre ‘5. Lot No. 1, In Square 662, containing 25.772 feet. Tis vroperty, is at the corner of South 8 and Water streets. Lot No. 1, in Square south of*Square south of Square 667 "This property fronts on south W, be- tween First street west and Water street. All of Square east of south of south ef 667. This property fronts on Water street, between South V and W streets. Lote 1 and 2, in Square No, 707. This property fronts on Georgiaavenne and Half stre«t east. Lot No. 2, in Square No.7", containing 16,187 feet — the improvements which is a good Frame onse. ‘The above water property is considered the most vainable of any now for sale in Washington,and the sale wil be well worthy the attention of persons wishing to make a good investment. Terms: One-fourth cash; bsiance in 6,12, and 18 months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. By order of the executor, oc l4-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer, N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of three writs 498 of Fier: Facias, issued from the Clerk's Office of the Cireuit Court of the District of Colum!na for the County of Washington, and to me ected, T will eXpose to public sale for CASH, in fi oO! irt-house door of said county, on WEDNE DAY, the 2th day of October, at 12 o'clock m, the following described property, to wit: ali defendant’s right, title, claim, and interest in and to that part of Lot.No. i7,1n Square No. 374, commencing 22 feet 8 inches from the northeast corner of said lot, front- ing 16 feet 8inches on I street North, between Sth and loth streets West, and running back that width the whole depth of the Jot, together with all and sin- gular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of Wiliam D. Acken, and will be sold to satisiy Judicials Nos. 361, 378, and 379, to Obtober term, 1257, in favor of Charles Koones. use of Parker P. Ciark Peter J. Steer, and Fielder M. ruder,ts, dham }. Acken, om J. D. HOOVER. Marshal for the District of Columia, valual Hai a cood Briek the corner of $ oc S-dtds | N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtueof t Fieri Fac issued from th : the Cirenit Ce of the Distric the County of shall expose to p Court-house doc the 24th of October next, 12 2 _ following property, to wit: ail defendant’s right title. claim. and interest in and to one undivided half part of lot No, 1 in Square No. 58 in the City of Washington, D.C.. together with ali and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon 4s the property of David A. Hall, and wil! be sold to satisfy Judicinis Nos.33 and 34, to March te 1857, in favor of William W. Corcoran. £ J. D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District of Columbia. front of the UR ,» LUMBER, LUMBER. ls The subscriber has just received per brig Maria, fon Wiimington, N.C., a lot of Gleb Te f the trey Lk, Io ey 12.8 by 12, 6by.J2, and 10by 10, from 40 to! leet tengths. f . Has also on uncd WALNUT PLANK. from2to6 th inches Ir A oned PANNEL WHITE PINE PLANK mn 134 to 8 inches thick. The attention of carvers is especially invited to the above. Also, a large and well-selected assortment of BUILDING LUMBER, which J will seli low for cash, or on accommodating terms to punctual cus- tomers. Yard No, 37 Water street, Georgetown. | 5 oc 12-eo3w F.WIHUEATLY. ‘AT CHANCE and other m ken. Great bar, Mae, Hiavang. pr A very superior stock VELVE'TS, HS, and CASSIMERES at a great sacrifice, five per cent. less than prices two months azo, we will, and ean offer bargains not to be got in this exty; my y Sep ae apieeiia stock of Clothing which must be sold for cash. 5 WALL & STEPHENS, No. 322 Penn, avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, and under Browa’s Hotel, No. oe 16-Imeod 232, between UMBERLAND >A ay ita The Undersigned being compelled to remove a large quantity of Cumberland Corl, assorted in quai- ities. suitable for Family, Steaming and Black- smiths’ purposes, will —— of the same at reduced prices, GEO. L. SHERIFF, Yard west side 434 st., at Canal! bridge. 0c 16-eeS3t JEW GROCERY, VARIETY, AND PRO- Nf “ SION STORE, In Tuk Noxtuxen Liperties. The subscriber has just opened @ Store of the above description. No. 544 north M street,, near 9th, and respectinily solicits the] patronage of his friends and the public. Thi articles are fresh, and will be soid as low at nny otiver store i. the City His stoek co: such articies as are usually kept in a Grocery S\ Also, C: Brushes, Toilet Powder, Pins, Need. les, Sewiss © k and een See Suspenders, 8, Ink, r Cakes, Candies. gre Y hay-loft and room for carriage and two horses. 0c 12-eolm™ THO: Y, BOOK RIETY STOR . No. 583 7th st. west, ncar Maryland av.,(Isiand.) For Ren A Erick Stable. w: ADAMS. EW PERIODICAL, STATIO. N AND VA The citizens of the Isiand, and the public cener- ally, are respectfully notified that all the principal Weekly and Montily Periodicals of the day may be had at the above store, (as early as elsewhere in the city.) together with aes assortment of STA- TIONERY, SCHOOL, ard MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, a variety of Fancy and other Articles, which will be sold at city prices. Also, CIGARS and TOBACCO of every quality. N. B.— The subscriber continues to attend to Bounty Land, Pensioa, and other Ciauns against the Government, the ie toey of Deeds of Trust, Bills of Sale, Releases, &e., &c. oot-eotw | JNO. BE. BAKER, General Agent. NEY, BUCKWH A KING & BURCHE Cor. Vermont ave. and 15t BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS. Depositors depositing Bank Notes will please mark their Checks payable in currency. Deposites of Gold will be paid in Gold. Acovunts will be of with ee allowing — to deposit Gol aon. Kio © oem apa the credited with the . seizes Cone credited ei Rit BROTHERS, YOR MOUNT VERNON. he Steamboat THOMAS COLLYER, having fe thoroughly. repaired, will make regular trips to Mount Vernon, leav ing her wharf, in this ae +yery' ThesDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, at9o’clk, During the intervening time she will run reguinr i. to Alexandrin, a oats BAKER, Coptain ‘We have & choice lot of Family-cured HAMS, which are unsurpasi ‘xoellence. 6G & BURCHELL, 5024 Corner of Vermont avenue and 15th street. Arrival ef the Nerth America. yeryrEne Dv Lovr, October 19 = Nor mertean, from Liverpool on the 7 - stant, passed here this morning. wae The following report for the Associated Press “Tee ashore: e Eu ies snp a Liverpool on the 34 and i. = Ministry has . uss of Piniand, and Ity Hees Leer eee Tux Makxere Aine = een been a large speculative fseeeen were large and market Breadstofis had a deciin! ing tendency Provisions were dull Money was slightly more for money 94 igualy stringent. Consols Financial Matters. Bostoy, Oct. 17.—The result of ti baek di- rectors” meeting to-day authorizes se nerame loans to the extent of $3,000,000. The stock mar- ket is better, and there are more orders for imveat- ments coming Briporrorr, Conn , Oct. 16 —The Connecti ' cut, Bridgeport, Farmers’ and Pequonnock banks of this city have suspended specie payments Crxcuxnatt, Oct. 17 —The money market here is unchanged. The failure of Messrs. Winslow, Lanier & Co, has produced some uneasiness in regard to Indian fonds. Ata meeting Of the bankers of this city this emt it was resolved to receive at par the notes of all the New Orleans banks, and all banks that are bankable in New York, Boston, Phila- delphia. Pittsburg, and Baltimore. This causes a moch improved feeling in the money market Sr. Lovrs, Oct. 17 —There has been a tun on the banks to-day. The rumored sus) ‘ion of the Bank of the State of Missouri ix u The Smeaetiepon ‘weather the storm as they @id in SePPERSONVILLE, Ind., Oct. 17.—The branch of the State bank of Indiana, loeated here, to-day refused specie for its bills New Om.eans, Oct. 16.—The run onthe banks has subsided and confidence restored. No further failures are announced. The suspended free banks anticipate an early resumption, Money ix easier. and business affairs are more cheerfal Puitaverruta, Oct. 19.—Two prominent dry zoods jobbers have suspended; ope being Raig- nel & Co., the heaviest in the city. Their assets are very large Progress of Crime. Bostox. Oct. 19 —fenry 1. Sulton, tn an af. fray, killed John Hilton, and also John Donovan, supposed mortally Latton was captured. but with a perate re- sistance, after stabbihg Jacob Todd omni y Policeman dodgdon was killed by a pistol shot while arresting a suspected burglar. New York, Oct. 19.—Jobn Swenson was killed on Saturday evening, by three rowdies, while walking the street accompanied by bis wife. The murderers have escaped. Changes in Bank Officers. Piitavetruta, Oct. 19—Mr. Allibone, Presi- dent of the oe pm Bank, has resicned, in consequence of ill health. His resignation was aceepted Joxeph Jones, Esq., tas been elected President of the, Commerciai Bank, to fill the vacane caused by the reignation of Wm. Waiawright Later from Havana. New Yor, Oct. 19 —The steamer Black War- rior, fom Havana on the lith, has arrived. Su- gars were quiet and active for the Eutopean market. Exchange on London 910 poomiom. Sterling was pienty and declining. Ohie River. Wuee.ine, Va., Oct. 19.—The river to-day is sixteen feet and falling. New York Markets. New Yorx, October 19.—flour has declined; $575 of 6.500 bbis; State $4 75a%4.85; Ohio $5 15a ; sales of 30.000 bushels white $1 30 a $1.40; red SI 20 a $1.30; Western white $1.10a81.22; red $1.058$1.16. Corn is dull and prices are nominal; sales are unimportant Provisions are quiet; Lard ts dull. Whiskey is uncnanged; Ohio 2ic. Baltimore Markets. Batimorg, Oct. [9 —Flour Is firmer; Howard street and Ohio 12¥c. higher. Wheat is active at an advance of SalOc; red $1.10aS1 15. Corn is steady; white G4a68e , yel- low 66a70c. Whisky is duli and heavy; City 20c, Ohio le Financia). New Yorx, Oct.19.—Stocks are higher gencr- ally. Chicago and Rock Island 70, Camberland Coal Co. 6; Iilincis Central RR 79%; do. Bonds 62; N.Y. Central 66: ding RR 34%; Vir- ginia 6's 81; Missouri 6's 55% UFFIN’S PRINCIPLES OF PERSPEC- 7 <ondon; 37 cents Perspective, principles and practice, 2 pn. $2.75 's Perspective and Drawing from Nature, mn, $159 n’s Orawing from Objects, London, $2 as” Me Drawing. London, $5.0 8 Progressive Course of Inventive Drawing, Paris, 62¢ cents ‘aria, F242 con Paris, cents nn hier Paris, 2, cents Cheveen! on © . Hay Symetricai Beauty, Pau on the Fxternal Forms metrical Drawing. Jopling’s 1 omecrient Perepro- tive, Phillip’s Lectures on Printing, Morimoe on O11 Paanting. Hazlitt and Haydon on Painting, Ruskin's Modern Painters. Philips on Color, Cleg’s Architec tural and Machine Dra@ing, Burn eomet: ica | Drawing, Hik’s Flower Pamting, Coe’s Drowing, Progressive Drawing Book, Pyne’s Architectural Dav hers, from Londonand Paris by FRANCK TAYLOR. S ITALIAN MACCARONT. mported,a supply of Italien Macoaroni ol the very best quality. KING & BURCHEL oes Cor. Ve. mont ave. and 151 [PeteR SE REDUCTION IN THE PRICES F READY-MADE CLOTHING iy large pek of NG’ and FURNISH e lntest and mort approved sty): 8 we have det 1 to reduce it by re sardiess of sxerifice. With this object in view, we have marked our prices to meet the wants of all im search of good artic'es. 2, = NOAH WALKER & Co, Marhbie Hall Clothing Store, No. 338 Pa.av., 0¢ 17-26 rowns’ Hotel Buiding, EW GROCERY, WINE, AND N LIQUOR STORE. The subscriber begs to inform his friends and the public, that he has opened a NEW STORE, corner of 12th street and Lonisiana avenue, where he im tends to keep constantly on hand a large and varicd assortment of Foreign and Domestic WINES QUORS, CIGARS, and FINE GR CY and oasks. Old Ja: maica Rum, Sherries, Mad Port of various do- scriptions, St. Julien Claret, rmx Margaux in cases, Champagne Cider, Brandy Fruits, Reynold’s Edinburgh Ale, Annisette, Maraschino, Curncoa, Absynthe, Champagne, and a large and varied de- scription of Havana Cigara. Also, Stoughton Hitters, and Fever and Ague Bitters, Porter, Ale, and Cid Families are particular! ine the si bers of Congress are als: will be promptiy attended to, and delivered rosidences at the shortest notice. A general assortment of fine Havans Cigars, 1m ported direct by the subsoriber. at wholesale aud re- Chnal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and preduce taken in exchange. Levy's Old Whiskey, constantly on hand, of 1849. Country orders penned attended to, and oo try produce of sii descriptions received on cousign ment. JONAS Fees jest No. 554 Twelfth street. ORPORATION OF WASHINGTON six , jn sums to suit. cone Srocnyerc, MoGUIRE, ¢ uot. (Umon. ee EE WFUL TOOTH-ACHE, . ure! Tue nppivention, of DeVANI AT. demijohnt FRANCK TAYLOR. Cc! ry STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILL. Economy ann ConvEsNtENce, We are now ready to deliver WOOD SAWED and SPLIT at 2 per cent. less than the usual rates, and better prepared than it can be by hand. Knots and wood of inconventent size not sent All orders tor leas than half a cord wil! be delivered in crates to any part ofthe house at no further ex- pense to the purctianer, Pine wood in crates 35 cents, Oakwood do. cents, In this part of our business we will oper no ae- counts, a8 we have come to the cunciusion to make it exclusively a cash business. ae Also. ou hand, HICKORY, OAK, and PINE WOOD and COAL of sil kinda, which will be dis- posed —_ the = secommodating terms. ow on the way— ‘One carro White Ash Broken Coal for furnace, One cargo White Ash Efe Con! for eadintore: Coal 2,249 Ibs. to yt tly Glied r. Prom) I. er 1a WA. GALT. corner of izth and C sts.. No. 547, oon afr coo equare couth of Pons. svease.