Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Crecvit Court.—Yesterday, the Court dispos- ed of several appeal cases, of no particular pub- lic interest, and then took up the case of James Bowen es. County Officer Keese, in which the laintifY appeals from the decision of Justice lollingshe#i, where judgment bad been Tender- ed for plaintiff for $30) reward for detecting the thief and recovering cestain moneys stoleit from the now plaintiff Bowen, who keeps a fancy store on Massachusetts avenue. The facts developed in this case are as fol'ows: —_ Two girls, named Catharine Cornhorse and Mary Kepler, from Baltimore, had entered Bow- en's store abstracted from the till a pocket book containing the sum of $125. ‘They had es- caped to Balt.more with the money and after- ward retu:ned to Washington. Several police Officers were consulted as to the best Means of re- covering the money; and officers Boss, Wise, Si- monds, and Keese were on the look-out for the fuyitives. Mr. Bowen asked officer Boss how it would do to oder a reward for the recovery of the money? and said that he would give $50 for the recovery of the cash. Mr. Boss told bim that that sum was too large, and advised him not to offer so large a sum. {it seems that Mr. Keese Lappened along shortly after, and axked Mr. Bowen bow much he would pay for the lost poeket book; and put the question, would sd $50" The reply was, that that was too bigh a figure. Keese then asked Bowen if be would give $20; and Bowen made reply that he would give that sum for the pocket book and its con- tents. Keese then sald, Sar oy cn on the shoulder, +-I have got the girls.”” "The reply was instantaneous. It turned ont that these same girls bad stayed for one night at the house of Jobn Ebert, a German, living near the toll gate, and had stolen from his trunk a —— book con- taming $395. ‘They had then left and gone to Baltimore. Ebert had otfered to give Keese 275, if he would recover all of the money stolen from him. Keese bad got track of the Hy ee and obtaining a warrant for their arrest, bad arrested them at the Railroad Depot, and taken them to bis own house, where he detained them—tirst ob- taining a confession from Catharine that she had $250 of Ebert's money at a certain locality In Baltimore. Me bad taken this girl with him to Baltimore, and returned the same day; had goue to Ebert saying ‘I have got the mo: °? ‘The girl toMi Ebert that she had given Keese all of the 2°50; but Keese told him she bad only given up £200, of which he paid over to Ebert the sum of $190, reserving the odd #20, as he said, to pay his and the girl's expenses to Baltimore and back Keexe then learning of Bowen’s loss, weut and bargained. ax heretofore stated, for the sum of 30 for the recovery of the $125 lost by bim Bowen expressed himself satistied to obtain his pocket Look and the $125, and pay Keese $30 for getting it. Keese then went off and got the pock- et book with $110 of the stolen money. Bowen refused to pay the $30, because the mouey was not all recovered; and Keese brought action against him for the amount. The case was tried, as before stated, before Justice Hollingshead, who rendered a verdict for the plaintiff, and Bowen appealed. thus the case came up before the Court, which reversed the judgment with costs. And the Court said. furthermore, that the course by efticer Ke ble and able, and c: ; that no officer had a right to the e “ r doing his duty; but that it was younden duty to execute a criminal process witLout fee or reward; that any other course was caleuiated to obstruct the admiuistration of the Jaw. The Court decided in view of the facts, to hold Keese to show cause why he should not be dismissed from his office for his part iu the above transactions. To-day the Coust was engaged in he: peais. Severs! ceses were disposed o Court took up the case of Joba H. Jobson rs Jolin F. Callan—a caxe growing out of a_magis- trate’s decision in relation toa pair of patent bal- ance scales which had been borrowed by the de- fendant from the plaintiff avd ruined. The case was decided for plaintitf. and the defendant ap- pealed. The Court bad this matter under con- sideration when this report closed ‘To-morrow hax been fixed by the Court to hear the demurrer of Officer Keese, under the rule of the Court. -_ Tse Buxap Question —Mr. Editer: In your paper of to-day is an article copied fromthe New York Express, which does great injustice to some, if not all, of the bakers of this city, inasmuch as it places them in a false position before their cus- tomers. I will show you wherein consists the faisity of the statements made in that article; which was evidently written by one knowing nothing in regard to what he undestook to write Every barrel of flour is sepposed to contain 196 Tos; this flour, when mixed with the proper in- credients, gives 2-0 Ibs. of dough; this dough in ts transmutation to bread, loses by evaporation 30 lbs., leaving 250Ibs , or (at 1 Ibs. to the loaf,) 200 loaves of bread, which at 6 cents per louf, ee $12.00 Bednet cost of flour. 600 Profit, (apparently, but far from really).... $6.00 There, Mr. Editor, you have the enormous profit that is made ona barrel of flour. Out of this pay the journeymen’s wages, wear and tear of wagons, horse feed. and other necessary ex- penses of a baking establishment, and what ix the baker's real profit? A Paacricar Baxer. Washington, October 22, 1857. Tux Rivex —The port of Washington is bare of shipping. Nothing in the way of river craft to be seen except an occasonal long beat loaded ‘with wood, or an oyster pungy from the lower river Capt. Shreves, of the schooner Wm. H. Pyne, started from the wharf, foot of Eleventh sireet on Saturday morning last, and proceeded 1:3 miles to the mouth of the river, took in a load of 350 bushels of oysters, and returned, arriving at Washington on Monday, at 11a. m. This Is con- sidered a very quick trip among the river men— 260 miles of travel, besides taking im his cargo, in a little more than 50 hours The stockboiders of the Orange and Alexan- dria Railroad met at Alexandria yesterday, at 4 o'clock, p.m. The annual report of the Presi- dent was read, showing aslight increase of re- cripts from passengers and freight, and a falling off in the tolis from the trans ation of tonnage of the Manassas Gap Railroad, f:em the amount received from the same source the preceding year. The cause of this decrease is attributabie to the short crops of last year along that line. The meeting then adjourned to meet «gain at 7 p.m Curect Improvement — The Ninth street Methodist Protestant church has been undergo- ing a thorough improvement and repair for sev- eral weeks it. and is now rapidly approachiny completion Pathe old pulpit has hae canoer and an admirable substitute is being made, con- sisting of — platform and desk or table, dis- tinguished for its neatness, simplicity and adap- fation to its purposes. The walls and ceiling have been freseoed in a very beautiful and work. maglike manner—nothing gaudy, but tasteful The painters and carpenters are still at work, but ft is expected that the church will be re- opened for religious worship abont the Ist of November. The workmanship will reflect great credit upon the skill and judgment of ail eoa- nected with it. Carpenter, J Ager; fres- 7 ters, Parker & AT THY Laoree Henxvon Fenn Muetixe yesterday, 2 “ Herndon Fund Association” was organized for the purpose of concentrating the efforts made in various parts of the Union te taixe funds to be invested for the j) use of Mex Flizabeth H. Herndon and Miss Ellen L. Hern- don, wife and danghter of the late Command W . L. Herndon, as a testimonial of their appre- ciation of Lis noble and heroic exertions ‘in rescuing the women and children”’ on board the Central America. Mes. Saruh Magruder was appointed President of the Association; Mrs. Jefferson Pave and Mrs Capt. Guldsborough Vice Presideats; } Capt Almy and Mrs Dr. Clymer Seesetaries; and Mr George W. Rigus Treas The meeting was addsessed in eloquent terms by Mayor Magruder and Col. Irwin Ges Finine ts rue Staext.—VYesterdayafter- noon a report of a gun was heard from the jate- rior of a hark passing along Penusylvania avenue between Four-and-half and Sixth streets. The hack was promptly stopped by the police. aud the passenyer, gamed Jos. Birch. questioned ax to tbe firing He stated that the von went off aceidentatly while he wax handling the lock, but vouchsafed no information as to the wherefore of his having such en article loaded gun in bis possession while upon a hack-riding excursion along a crowded thoroughfare. A spectator avered that the gun was levelied fromthe window apparently at some person. Birch was taken be- fore Justice Donn, who held the accused to secu- rity for further hearing, A New Waissie.—Hammack hag invented a new siyle of servi vysters on the chafing-dish. It is 2 wrinkle that those fond of the bivalves should comprehend—a little ahead of anything inthe oyster line ever eaten elsewhere—when he Las the creatures fresh. fat and Inscious, and is in the bomor for imparting the secret to those who would know how to enjoy the comfortable things In ife is time to take him. A word to the ‘Wise is sufficient, Rem azeasye Favit.—Mr. Jon Pill,on Tenth street, between D and £, has favored us with three pears from a dwarf Duciess de Panachea tree growing in his garden, the largest of et ee weighed cighteen ounces, and each of the others overa pound. They are the finest pears we ever saw or tasted, in size. aroma and flavor—being equally as luscion<to Ln 2 amps as the Sickel. Last year we enjoyed fruit from the same pre- clous tree, equally as delicious. Berrz is performing in Alexandria Every Tan, woman and child of that city should make it 8 point to.sce him. pat Viroisia Syvop.—The Synod met this morn. ing, and after the first half hour had been passed, pursuant to resolution of the Synod, in religious devotion, the meeting was called to order for the t on of business. : On , Rev. Geo. W- Samson, of the E street Baptist Church, was invited to sit as corresponding member. i. minutes of yesterday were next read and opted. A letter was read from fet. Maury, invil the Synod to meet himat.the Observatory on suc! day during their sitting as might be most conve- nient to them. Accepted, and the thanks of the Synod tendered to Lieut. Maury, and the time fixed for half-past4 o’clock Saturday evening. It was announced that the report of the District of oa Presbytery was now ready to be made. The Moderator stated that the papers and ap- al from a decision of that Presbytery had been ‘aid on the table, and that, before hearing that report rend, it would be well to dispose of them twas moved that they be referred to a com- mittee for consideration; so ordered; and Rev'd Doctors Reed and Gaines and Rev. Patterson Fletcher were appointed on the committee. The minutes of the various churches*were ex- amined by committees appointed to that office, and accepted. The vote of yesterday, fixing the time of the next meeting of the Synod at the third Wednes- day in October, was reconsidered; and, on mo- tion, the time was changed to the first Monday in November, 1858, at Portsmouth, Va. Rev. Dr. Smith presented a pamphlet by Dr. L. D. Jobnson, in the name of that gentleman, for the use of the Synod, and stated that it had been recommended to the clergy of the United States by the united ey of shor Sore It was “ An Address to the Pastors and People of these United States on the Chaplaincy of the General Government, viewed in its connection with Extending the Redeemer’s Name in the World.’ He considered it well worth the con- sideration of the Synod, and moved that the thanks of the Synod be tendered to Dr. Johnson for the pamphlet presented ; so ordered. Rev. Dr. Bantottn, from the committee which had been appointed to examine the minutes of the General Axsembly, reported that they had examined them, and had found it impossible to concur in or corroborate the views therein ex- pressed, and which the members of this Synod canuot be expected to carry out in the adminis- tration of the atluirs of the Church; and recom- mended that the $ od withdraw from all con- nection with the General Assembly of the Pres- bytery of the United States. In recommend. ing this course the committee believed that they expressed the sentiments of a great majority of the churebes of the Synod after mature delibera- tion and after all measures to effect unity of action had been exhaasted. ratlan moved to postpone the dis- upon this matter until the special order y bad been carried out, namely, that of ersation on the state of religion. rothers moved that the report be table and the committee discharged, ing resolution as a substi- , the Stated Clerk of the Synod ia be directed to retain in his possession rds of the Synod till called for by the us vote of the Synod as al present cou- Tald on the table jon, it was resolved to postpone the order of the day; and then the question recurred on the adoptiou of the report, which was read a second time. Rev. Mr. Haskell objected to the adoption of the report at this time. He held that before a report of this kind should be adopted, the senxe of the Presbyiery should be taken fully in rela- tion to the matter. He stood before those whom he bad served and loved asa representative of the Church of God, It was a solemn t stand‘up and oppose a report of this nat adopt it, without the most mature cousideration, directed by the coatro!ing influence derived from earnest wrestling with God Mr. Haskell was speaking when this report closed Tur Water-riez Case.—The case of the Cor- poration against Daniel Hannan, for digging the street for the purpose of reaching the Govern- ment water-pipe near Seventh and G streets, came up for trial yesterday, before Justice Donn, and resuited in fining Mr. Hannan $10 and costs in the Corporation case Immediately after Mr Hannen was arrested on a United Siates warrant for malicious mischief, and gave security for his appearance at the Criminal Court for trial. Tas Covat or Ctaims Yestenpay.—John B. Pittman, Esq, of Tennessee, was admitted to practice as an attorney of the court. The arguments for the claimants in the case of Henry J. Anderson rs. the United States was re- sumed by the Hon. George F. Badger, who bad not concluded at three o'clock; when the court adjourned uautil Ll o’clock this morning. Ox WepveEspay, some fifteen members of the Metropolitan Mechanics’ Institute of this city availed themselves of the invitation of the Mary- land Institute, to attend their exhibition in Bal- timore. Our Washington folks were made much of there, and enjoyed themselves vastly. They were met at the depot by Mr. Joshua Vansant. at the head of a basi aaremag from the Maryland In- stitute, who made them their guests for the day. Some Corx.—John R. Queen, Esq., the In- tendant of the Washington Asylum, has deposit- ed a number of stalks of corn at the Mayor's of- fice, asa specimen of what can be raised at the city farm. The number of ears on the stalks range from four to eight. WE caLt attENtton to the advertisement of the loss of » gold watch and chain. The finder will be suitably rewarded upon leaving the arti- cles at this ottice. To-Nicut Mr. Carusi’s Soiree takes piace at his saloon. Wartcn Rerurns.—There were twenty in- mates of the cells at the Central Guard-house last night, nineteen of whom were lodgers. Jobn Keefe, Ireland, drunk, was dismissed on condi- tion of his leaving the city. Nativities were as follows: Ireland. 12; Euyland,2; Scotland, |: Germany, 2; Virginia, 1; New York, 1; Pemnsyl- vania, 1 The Captain of the Guard inquired of two of the more intelligent of the crowd what attracted them to Washington, and they told him that they were laboring men, thrown ‘out of employment by the money pressure at the North, and were induced to believe that by coming to Washing- ton tuey could get employment at the Water Works. They made application all along the line, but were told that the hands wanted were stone masons and workmen of that sort, but they ee an abundance of laborers at all points on the ine. Torry'’s Surexion Tonic Birters.—These Bit ters are tonic, stomachic and aromatic, and will be found to excel any now in use. Prepared from purely vegetab'e remadies, possessing the power to eure disease without injury to the health or constita- tion, They are highly recommended for the cure of Dvapepsia, Ague and Fever, Cholie, Cramps of the Stomachaud bowels, Nervous aud Genarai Delibty, a, ko. “ne deranzed by wi hud these Bittets Maprudent eating or drinkin @ quich aud excellent restor: one genuine with- etor, and the fac each bottle, Fil di- orner 4% and D street ston, Georgetown, and te) oe 3-colw pO esis cosas 2 EE To Buy Cnear Goons go to Hat's Cheap Cash Store, No. 373 7th street, above I. 0¢ 1-e08t MARRIED, On the ey crim bas the Rev. J. J. Murray, JOWN BERHY, Eq, to Miss M HILL, all of Georgotewn. DC ebsrre (Alexannri Gazette pleasy copy.) * ((MICKERING & SONS’ PIANOS, Just received. a further supply of superb Pianos, fron te vid and justly cclebeuted taatury, f Chickering & Sons, Boston, agai ting she extensive and elegant as. sortineut always kept by the subsoriber. Parior, G Louts XLV, aud Central Pianos, of every sesle nud st Also, Pisnus of exoellent touch, tone, and finish, from other approyed boston and New York facto! Ties. In addition to the stock in # & few days, wil rec . the subscriber, in yston and New ich he bas pur- reash at uw low prices, and been oifered in this enty, either for cash or approved meee Second hand Pianos taken in part pay- Also, just received from Boston, some first-clnss elodeons of various patterna Startin's Guitars, seknowledzed superior to any inthe country. Eve-y artiote will be suld at the lowest price, | eo st RICH'D DAVES, XPLOSIVE ETHEREAL O1L. The undersigned has ETHEREAL, » UN- EXPLOSIVE in its character, and bios Fina pereren xy yume longer, and, « vkes lesx than 4 ‘The to nell this Oil in the istrict of Coturthis te pee anterd to the ond te pot, No. 481, northwest corner of E and lith cuente yeere © suoetionily wall be shows at any me. same as the explosive, Or dere will be punotually filled by leaving thera at the oc al-e08m FR. STUTZ, Grooer, For MOUNT Ve RNON, ‘The Steamboat THOMAS COLLYER, having ml ‘ed, will make Fecdlat tripe to Mount Vernon, eav Th Pi ds Pali PUSRNTees a During the io tgs ieeaad ase 8 BAKER, Qsptain, wil! sell them lower than Pinnos have eve 3 GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. Groxrcetows, Oct. 23, 1857. Not a few of our citizens were coifipletely sold Yesterday afternoon, by some mischievous chap, who put the report in circulation that an individ- ual, whose name we withhold, had sent himself to kingdom come, by blowing out his brains with a gun, in what js known as Boyce’s Lane. ‘To such an extent was the hoax carried.that, we learn, his honor, the Coroner, was induced to summon the requisite number of grave persons ‘and proceed to the place aforesaid, to examine into the bloody tragedy, and say apon their oaths by what means or in what manner the par- ty aforesaid came to his death. But lo, and be- hold ! upon reaching the premises nothing in the shape of a defunct human form was to be found. Tt is said by some, however, that the remains of ad recently slain, were found, and this, doubtless, furnished the ish anthor of the hoax with a foundation for his mischsef. The trick might bave been fan for him, but it was, no donbt, death to the feelings of the Coroner, and bis assistants, the jurors, wno were calculat- ing upon making (in anticipation) something in the shape of an official fee as a reward for their labors in performing the pilgrimage to the place where the tragedy was said to have t red. When the hoax was first started it ran like fire among dry stubble; but towards evening it was somewhat langhable to witness the shyness of some old *uns who were beginning to apprebend that there was some ‘sell’’ abont the matter. Notwithstanding they might have told of the horrible tragedy toa srore of persons before, upon being questioned about it again, they would feign entire ignorance of the rumor, and would exclaim. in a very sympathetic manner, “Is it possible? Ob, 1 am exceedingly sorry to hear it. I hope it is not so. Poor fellow! poor fellow!’ Since writing the above, we learn that the in- dividual alluded toas —— comuuitted the fatal deed had been consulting the spirits rather ex- tensively, and while under their mesmeric intiu- ence he was seen by an acquaintance, who re- marked to another that he (the party alluded to) was shot; that he saw him, and that his face was completely filled with blood. And thus the re- port got into circulation. Large numbers of persons, who have been throwu out of employment elsewhere, are daily passing through our city, on their way tothe wa- ter works, seeking: employment. The stringency inthe money market, and the general deranged state of the currency of the country, together with the partial destriiction of confidence among business men and communities still contimfes to depress the trade of our city; and, tw every indication, the fall trade will be asta bt. BE Wr ht sold yesterday at public sale, lot i feet on Prospect street for $160—pnr- chaser R. Read, Esq. This property sold in 1854 for S117. Srecraror. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. YTED.—A WOMAN to do general House- ork ina small faimily. None need apply the best of references. Apply at No.3, ist orgelown, D.C, T.N. KIDWELL. TE D—On the Heights of Georgetown, two RVANT WOM + One asa Cook and Washer,and the otheras a Chambermaid and [roner. ‘man women will be preferred. Recommesdna- ns will be required. Apply at the ements ar. oe 21-3" R The two comfortable and vonven- Xd ect BRICK HOUSES on Fayette street, ad- joining the Convent,ars now. podereoun complete re- air, and wil! be for rept on the 4th of August. The jouses are y desirable, particularly to parents paving ghidres, to educata. Apply to JOHN L. KIDWELL. High atreet. Georgetown. jy 2 V ANTED IMMEDIATELY,— barrels of are, new, country CIDER, Highest cash price paid fora good article. S e ARNY & SHINN, Union Bottling Depot, ee 21 eolw No. 57 Green street, Georgetown. _ Millinery, &c. po THE LADIES. PARIS AND NEW YORK FASHIONS, and_an elegant and assorted stock of Plain and FANCY BONNETS & MIL NER yGOODS just arnved. and a for spection.at Miss H. KING'S, No. 579 Pa. > Avenue, south sida, between ts and Gth streets. Ladies and Misses in want of a beautiful and tasteful Bonnet made up in superior style and eheap abouts oot fail to callat the above store and make & Sclection. Benuets mado and trimmed to order. , Inrge assortment of FANCY GOODS, ‘= HAE MINGS, LACES, &o. &Th Le°* OUT FOR THE AVENUE HOU ATTENTION, LADIES! Mrs. M. KING, No. 46 Louisiana avenne, informs her friends and customers, that she wil nave her first grand opening on Sat Jay, the 24th ins'.,of WINTER BON Baris and New’ Vork fashions: RIDING ESS CAPs, 8 large assortment of Artificial FLOW- ERS, FEATIIERS, BRIDAL REATHsS, BOUQUETS, &c., wholesal~ and retail. Also, a larce a: tment of LACKS, DRESS- TRIMMINGS and FANCY GOODS. N. =. his house has no cornection with any other hi e of the same name in the city. it T MRS. C. KING k AKES this opportunity to inform her oustomers, friends, and the publicin general,that she has opened oo store on Pa, avenue, between 9th and i ith streets, No, 29, where she wil aiways keep a full ssortment PANCY ON NNETS, Satin and Velvet. BONNETS, Dark-Straw BON- N oe 8 fine and extensive assortment of French za MELOWERS AND FEATHERS, S new & s a variety o| - Pee RIBBONS. Children's Embroidered Caps, Ladies’ ps.white an se Po peees Embroideries, all olors, Satin and elvets, &c. Returning her sincere thanks ta those who patro- nised her at her former stand, No. 46 Louisiana aye- nue, she hopes t they will continue todo the same xt the new $ » No, 23 Pa, avenue, between 0" BB 2 MRS. C. KIN We would call the atrention of the Ladier to our large and beanuful assortment of Fai! aud Winter HATS, which, for elegance of style and richness of material, cannot be eargeneee ty thie city, . Also. a large stock of Siik and Velvet' Ribbons, Flowers, Rusches, H resses, &c., which we are prepsred to sell at very dow prices. _ Lad im want of such goods will find it to their advantage to give usa onl! and examine our oo HUTCHINSON & MUNRO, oe 2-St 510 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. OPENING WINTER MILLINERY On Mowvay, OctopEr 199TH. it The subseriber ha: returned: from New York, wh purchase for cash one of the most varied stock of FRENCH BONNE MATERIALS, FLOWERS, FEAT ERS, RIBBON EAD: DRESSES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, &., &e., ever brought to this City, which he is determined to sei! at prices to suit the money panio, it fie would call the attention of the ladies to his’ fine assortment of CLOTH CLOAKS, BASQUES, and CHIT CLOTHING N. b.—He gives his particalar attention to DR. MAKING in the latest French 7 les. « WILLIAN, 0015 fw Opposite Centre Mark , 34 PENN. AVENUR, (UP STAIRS) general, that she will have the first o of ‘all and Winter BONNETS on Thursday, Friday.and Saturday, and ofiers the latest and best seleo- ted,stock in the city, at moderate prices. se SW. TH&F Im* N ADAME PRIBRAM & DAUGHT AVE respectfully the Ladies that they wil open on 3 & Ogtober iTth, in their es- tablishment, wit! ‘witioh no other mu linery enn be compared, a select stock gt Fail and iter BONNETS. LHEONS. LOWw- . aint SWISS EMBROIDERTES: also, the assortment ofnew style HEAD DRESSES, none direct from Paris. 0. 277 Pa. av., between 10th and 11th sts.. south oe 13-14t* J) FESS MAKING. MISS M. E. WILSON still continues the DRESS MAKING inallits branches, at her old stand. 295 Penn. avenue, batwean 4 10th sts, 00 5-Im oS CiGaskrs: CIGARS 1,0 PINE HAVANACIGA ave been purchased from th houses in New York, fur cash at abou thirty per cent, lees than the cost of| inporiation, ACTURED TOBACCO RS will be found very com- kinds of SMOKING TO- ©. un of the trade is particularly oalled to the above, aa I am prepared to sell good: prices that will compare favorably with those of any of the Northern cites, All goods guaranteed as represented, or the priv- ilege given of returning them. GEO. W. COCHRAN, No, 998 Pennsylvania Avenne, 021 -3t between 4% and 6th atreets, GENTCEMEN’S UNDER DRESS, &e. We eee tpi season for the fall trade our usual smperiog sa} Vike Neck™ and “Shoulder Seam” Shirts es Woot and Merino Under Shirts and * pre M ‘Sil jirts aud Dra Es Flannel tl dean Draw oe aud Buying exclusively for }, we are ensbled to of- for Gontlomnen’ Tnder Garments to the trade, or at retail at the lowest and uniform pri Bs - Sales room under Brown’s Hotel. ore, whielt Ti Lo owenettaalt esetente oul greatly few E remaining Srp ball offef our AUCTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, INE. YOUNG HOR TION .— E SATURDAY MORN ss Getabee Shas te giclook, I sha Sell in froxt of my auet @,00r- and works well im bree “sold freee t; the ogner having no further nse f : ie nm Pid pip’ eat fein ty ze notes satisfnc- A. GR EN, Auctioneer. oy Geert Auctioneer, * BUILDING LOTS F b EXUE at Auctioy.—On Et SDAY, the 29th in- stant, I shall setl, m tof the premires at 4 o’cjk. B% 22 MNS i dots, be iste, , a A y ‘ent hail utequare Ne ter! his property is hantsome- teineon Pato tad Wine ised ves and some on the avenue. x wer Terms: One-third cash, balance in 10, 12, 18 and 24 parmienta, Bearing micrest omnes ere etre 4 1 § fiven ana ‘a deed of trust taken. ‘Title w Spats 00 23-d A.GREEN, Auctioneer FOR RENT AND SALE. For other™ For Rentand Sale” notices see \st page. es A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, oither to afami!y oraciub. Boarding may be had at the next_door. Inquire of Mr. Fisir 2at Mc- Guire’s Commission Store. 09 23-3t* AUCTION TO-DAY & TO-MORROW By A. GREEN, A CUTOR’S Ris OF V. RoveD axo Unimproven the 23d instant, 1 shia! p m., the following. tion store, at 4 o'clock i in eommtaining 3%." isat cine short Band Square south of Square omg et urnt street'west and Water street" street. Square east of south of south ef 667. This Water street, between South V 2, in Square No, 707. and Lot No. 2, in 1. 7 yu the styrene ot This _propert: Half Strert east. “i tad 187 feet is sone Frame perty is considered br sale ia Waahingtoa, and. the sttention of persons Terms: One-fourth cash ; bslanee in 6, months, for notes bearing ii ler of the executor, ashore water Lhe ual a sale ‘will be well wo and terest from aay of sale, GREEN, Auctioneer. ss STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A RES- i TAURANT are « ffered for » the owner wishing to Sin ester business. ‘Phe Bar-room and Cellar are also rent. Inquire at 537 17th strect, between Fand G. oc 2. FS RENT.—A three-story Framo House and Furnitare, No. 510, north side Massachusetis avenue, between 4th and 5th streets, containing twelve r, oms with passage. side aliey and back al- ley. a Incge flower garden. ie bones is neatly furnished und in the neighborhood of the Nor!hera Liberties Market and convenient to several chureh es . For particulars apply at the premises Lefore 8 oelock a ai, orafter3o’clock p.m, oe Bt IR RENT—A tandsomely Furmehed HOUSE, (No. 444, northeast corner of H and 10th streets) containing thirteen rooms, with gas. fixtures, bathing room. &co For particulars apply on the preimises,or address Box 513, City Post Office. se 22-tf OR RENT.—One large PARLOR, with Bed- rooms attached, suitable for a family or gentle man and iady, with or without Board. Also, several other Rooms, suitable for single geutlemen. App! at DIVER NOiS’S Hotel, Pa. avenue, between 12 and 8th sts. oe 2 SOR RENT —Prof. H. W. MUNDER having fitted up his Hallinan elegant manner, which renders it one of the prettiest rooms in this erty, will be upon moderate terms for Soirees, Suppers, Din or Promevade Concerts. Apply at the Hall on Tuesday, Weduesd: lay, aud Thursday even- ings from 734 until 93 o’clock. 5 fi is ‘School 1s now open for the reception of pupils on teed and Thursday afternoon ard evening. oe £2-t HOUSE FOR A FIVE-DOLLAR BIL Notes of the States of Virginia, Maryland. and others, of the Corporations of Georgetown‘ard Al- exandria, and of our City Banks, will be taken st par for chances to a Ratile of a House snd_ Lot, title isdisputable, in Square St, part of Lot 45, front ing 15 feet on 27th street, between G and H streets, First Ward. and 99 feet deep. ‘There are 150 chances at live dollars exch. The drawing will take p'nce at Charles Werner's, &s soon ds all the chances are taken. A certificate with a number on each will be given ug receipt for the mouey, and’ as a chance for the drawing. The time when the drawing takes place will be made known through this paper. ‘This is a good opportunity to get rid of all the pa- per money at CHARLES WERNER’S, 355 Penn- sylvania avenue. 20-2w OTICE TO HOUSEKELPERS. C.R.L. CROWN & CO., having receivedalarze and well selected stock for the Fall trade, im vites Housekeepers and those in want of FURNITURE or CROCKERY WARE to examine their stock,as they are deterinined to sell to suit the times. Bauk paper of the District taken at par. Cc. R. L. CROWN & CO., oc 16-4 No. 357, corner of Gth st. and Pa. ay. MMENSE REDUCTION IN THE PRICES I F READY-MADE CLOTHING. Having nm unusually large stock of READY * JOTHING and FUR NISH- INGGOC of the latest and most approved styles we have determined to reduce it by cash sale: gardiess of sacrifice. With this object in view, we have marked our prices to meet the wants ofall in search of good articles. NOAH WALKE Marble Hall Clothing Store, No 00 17-24 rowns’ Ho! IRGINIA AND DISTRICT MONEY Vv TAKEN AT PAR FOR BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, AT S. 2. HOOVER'S [RON HALL BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT, Pennsyleanta avenue, between 9th aad lWth sts. -I have just returned from the North, with w splendid assortment of «SME kinds of Ladies. Gentiemens, Mis. ses, Boys’, Children: and Servants’ BOOTS and SHOES. Also. a iarge stock of TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALICES, and SATCHELS, all of which | wiil sell for the above money. Cail early, at SAM’L. P. HOOVER'S, se Beers ___Jron Hail. NEW GROCERY, VARIETY, AND PRO- I VISION STORE N THe NortTHERN Liserties. The subscriber has just opened a Store of the above description. No, 544 north M street, and respectiully solicits th patronage of lia friends and the public. The articles are fresh, and wi be soid as low a: atany other storeicthe City His stock consists of such articles 4s are usually kept in a Groeery Store. 0, Combs, Brusnes, Toilet Powder, Pins, Need- Sewing Silk and Cotton, Thread, Suspenders, ‘aper, Cakes, Candies, &c. F NT.—A Brick Stable, with hay-loit and room for carriage and two horses. oc 12-eolm* THOS. N. ADAMS. reese aaense RPHAN’S COURT, September 15, 1857. Disraicr or CorumBia, Washington C. tf, to wet.—Iin the ease of JAMES PercciPe: administrator of WILLIAM PHILLIPS,deoessed, the administrator aforesaid, has,with the approba! ofthe Orphan’s Court of Washingtos Count on jore- sani, appointed Saturday, tne 7th day of Nov. next, for the final se!tiement and distribution of the perso nal estate of said deceased.of ti:e assets in hand so far asthe same have been collected and turned into. money, when and where all the creditors and heirs of said deceased, are notified toattend.(at ihe Orphan's Court of Washington County,) with their elaims rly vouched, or they may otherwise by la ded fromail benefit of said de: "3 ded 2 copy of this order be published once a ek for three weeks inthe “‘Evening Star, vious to the said 7th day of November next, Test: ED.N. ROACH, Reg. Wills. True copy.—Test: | ed oc 6-lawSw* ED. N. ROACH, Reg. Wills. N ETROPOL, ‘AN, MECHANICS’ INSTT 8 Diploma, of the first class, was awarded by the Rotropplitan Mechauias’ Inetitute for the motion of the Meehame Arts, to Dr. C. H. VAN PATTEN, of Washington, D.C, fur his SUPERIOR DENTISTRY, J SURGICAL AND Mecuanicat, exhibited at the d.xplay of articles of American manufacture held in the City of Washington on the 10th day of March, 1853. * dJosern Henry, President. CuagLes Stansbury, Secretary, DR. VAN_PATTEN has removed his office, and may now be found dai'y, from 10a. m. to 4 p.m ,over Potentini’s (formerly: Miller's) celebrated Confoc- tionery, opposite MeGuire’s Auction Store, bet ween loth and 1th oc 16 (AREAT BARGAINS in second-hand Pianos at X the Musio Depot. from 25 to $1 t at redu rice for cas! a W.'G. METZEROTT, 00 2 corner lith strect and Pa. avenue. — i i MOST AWFUL TOOTH-ACHE, cured tH, ®moment’s app! & ication of Dr. VAN PAT- TEN’S Forceps. Oftce over Potentini’s, opposite MoG uire’s Auction Store. oc IT (States) pc LES BY THE HUNDRED. A lot of ease Fee CUCUMBERS. m2 inany quantity des’ vieeeat which we wil sno aS BCRCHE CARD. : M, AR'TH begs leave toannonnee of Washington, Georgetown, ndria, that he is now prepared to: ‘SLC for Balls, Private Parties, and? rees. From one to any number of Musicians to t the shortest notice. Orders can be left at the Musical Depots of John F. Ells or W.G. Metzerott, or at his residence, corner 6th and G streets. Navy Yard. 0¢ 90-Sm* N’S CORNNT AND C N HRISTIA BAN “te AND COTILLON We take pleasurei the publie of Wash- ington that th: ized ‘best Inusicians of this metropolis have united under the abovoy name and uuder the direction of Mr. T. Curis- TIAN, a8 a Music Baad, offer their services most respectfully to Parades, Concerts, Serenades, Balls, Private Parties, Kc. | We have in possession all the newest a Music, as well for Concerts as apy other ance, and are coufident that under the well ability ot one faction to all, rders will be promptly attended to when leftat Mr. Metzerott’s Music Depot, at Mr. oe Welt- stem’s, near Adam’s Express, or T. istian, G strgct, between Sth and 6th, near the Navy Yard, oo 2-5t* n lcader we ean give the highest satis- J D. HAMMACK’S RESTAURANT, . No, 26 Pa. av., under Willards’ hotel. ‘The proprietor is now fully Fic'with everything tint the various markets will afford, house ehall be teonnd fo nome: by giving it bia un-, vided tom, hopes meri patronage of the panties at large. oc 6-Im Lt COAL! COAL!!! COA The underergned respectfully inform: blic that he isnow vessiving large eh aan of Gowler. land Sgt end ee loads, Tench | now after to the Seay Sitter ent ‘an be seen at my Depot, at the eo ‘Comer of 12th and B street south, 8 P. LEVY. -ottin Grocery Store, ¢ AL'S SALE—In virtue of two it Court of the Distr On! the County of Wastungsn = hail expose to public saie t of said County, on &. Property, to wit: im, and interest in half part of lot No. 1 in Sq a the improvements thereon, sei as tha property of David A me directed, I any oat alte at 12 o'clock, m., th adai "right, are No. 5'2 in the er h all i all, and wi!l BS i to + thy lo udicials Nos. 33 and 34, t vor of Willian Wr Corentagy at - D. HOOV Mayghal for the District of Cc FUTURE DAYS. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctwneers. DMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF FURNI- % AND HovsrsoLy Ersects —On MON 27th inst., at 10 o’eloek a. m.. denee of David. Finch, betwoen New York ave: ‘wi'l sell the entire perso \ fine rosewood-ense Piano rnd Stool d Parlor Chairs Jentre, Side aad Dining Tables aud chamber Carpets Parlor, chamber, and couking Stoves RB. dsteacs, Beds, Mattresses Wardrobes, Bureaus, Washstands J tension Tables Feather Beds, Blankets, .nd other Bedding Curtains, Loun; Crockery and G atthe inte resi- Geveased, on isth street, nue and I street north, we nn | effects, as— 6 ware, Knives and ke iren and Tin-ware, Kitchen Hequisites. 4c, &e. credit of 69 and 9 days, dursed, and bearing in ih; over that amount a for notes satisfactorily en- By JAS. C. McGUIRE, AUABLE BUILDING LO ORTH, NEAR PRANKI ONDAY AFTER gon the premises, I shall'sell parts of sub- Vo. 24 and 25. in Square No. 245, fronting 51 1 tween 12th and Tuning beck 97 feet 3inches, with the privilege ofanalley running out to ith street. t eligible and desirable Building delightful part of the Ci the sale of which special ettention is invited. Title indisputable. The property will be sold entire, Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 mouths, with interest, secured by deed of trust op JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Auct. By A. GREEN, Avetioneer. OF HORSES, CATTLE, Hay, Farming YTS ON K «rater ON. tober ch, a ‘These are the mos Lots for sale in that orin Lote, as is UBLIC SALE Carriaces, Corn, Foppen, Implements, HouseHoty axp Ki itcuen FPuRNI- TURE, IN Paixce Grorce’s County, MD., aT Avc- Tion.—On MONDAY, the 2th instant at the farin of Mrs, Margaret S. A. Cummings, on road. 1}¢ milefrem the Rock cing at Wo'clock a. m., all of theright of Rock Creek Creek church, comu the stuck, congist ari Cows and Cattle. Family Carriage Carts, Farming Implements Some of the cattle are very fat. y der, Hay, Cabbage, kc. of Household and Kitcben Furni- hich will be found a firstrate Pi- Terms of sale: The Corn, Hay and Cattle will be nkable fands; the balance will be ), cash, in banka- ble funds ; over #39," credit of 2 and 4 months will be given, for notes satssfactorily endorsed, bearing in- A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. SALE BY ORDER OF THE E ¥ T, OF Horses, MuLzs. Cat- TLE, Farming UTENSILS, HoLv FURNITURE, aT AvcTt b DAY, the 2th im-tant, at 10 o'clock a. m., I shall sell at the late residence of Washington Berry, ceased, on the road leading from porti Capitol street near Glenwood Cemetery, ail ef the sto ing of Horses, Mules, Cows, Carriages, and Farim- Also, tee ” servants, slaves nfor a termol three years Household Furniture ture, amonget sold for cash in ll sums under § and nine moaths. Also a8 may not be requir Terms: All -ums able funds; over $20, a cr months wilt be given. for dorsed_ bearing interest fro: of the executrix two and four notes satisfactory en- m day of sale. By order _A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ALE.—In virtue of three writs ed from the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington, and 1 ose to public sale for CASH, in Court-house door of said DAY, the 2th day of October, at 12 0% the following described property, to wit: ali defendant’ right, title, claitn, and interest in and to lot No. 17, in Square No. 374, commencing from the northeast corver of et Sinches on | street North, and J0th streets West, aed running back that the whole depth of the lot, together with all gular the improvements thereon, upon as the property of Wi he eold to satisfy Judicials Obtober term, 1 of Parker P. Gl Magruder, vs. William D. Acken, J. D. HOOVER, Marshal for the District of pet to me directed, setzed and levied Aken, and will 379, #7, in favor of Charles K. le rk, Poter J. Steer, and Fielder M. YOUR GOODS FOR CASH! AnD Save Tex Per Cent. GREAT INDUCEMENTS_OFFE a) CASH PURCHASERS) E> R. BRICE HALL, who for the past ten years has been so very liberally patronised is desirous of tendering ms grateful t favors and would respeetfolly inform his friends and customers that he has added to his already exten- sive establishment, ND SHOE ROOMS, on the Second and Thir. NT EN OTS end SHO In our Retsil department, on the first floor. we ae prepared to exhibit avery larze and beautiful assortment of FALL aad WIN unusually low prices. Our . © Dress Goons, fi nud attractive. In the k Silk at 5) cents; Eng in ail colors, at #7 conts; some as low 2s 75 cents; Plaid Merinos, 3i cert-: Piain and figured Dei.aimes, very cheap: 8 biack DeBege, lo cent TER GOODs, at ortment of Fancy and adies, Wil be found ‘sert Good Cahioos: ce Good K:d Gloves. 37 cents; Child) Hoods, Capes and Taimas, extra ens, Dinpers, aud Sheetings, at very low prices; Linen Towels, 6 oants; Woot Flannels at '16 cent Bleached Cotton at 16 cents, worth 12; BE poet Cotton, 12 cents per dozen; Umbrel as, reap: “Table tin- Our department for Gentlemen's, Boys’, and Ser- vant’s wear, offers many inducements, comprising a complete assortment of Cassime: Kentucky Jeans, Falled Cloths and Linseys extra Under-Shirts and Drawers, al! sizes ad Klegant Carpotings from 37 cents to $1 of new and becutiful designs, very chen, inall widths at low price: jlemen’s, Béy"s, and Chi.drén’s Slonch Hats pth Caps im great variety, at unheard of 1m H Our stock of Boots and Shoes are from the fitst manufacturers in the country, embracing aiiquslt- ties, stylés, and prites, for Laiies, Gentlemen, Chil- d e Will sell ten per Warrant them to S ARE STRICTLY CASH, and determination to sell ten per oent n those who sell on credit. we in' i, examine our stock, those asked elsewhere, as to your int reas vA pele ky toad bon tam AD the saue ughtin ether houses on credit, oe cent less than regular prices, give satis fholion OUR TER you compare the priecs @ Delheve it wil: be LOOK To Your iNTEREST? TO THE CA8H CONSUMERS OF COAL AND WOOD. cargoes of RED ‘We can sell it c! Office and 12th streets, 00 17-26* Whartteth st.and Comal toute 2 NG HOUSE CHUBB BROTHERS. | TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ficers of the country banks of this State held here to-day resctved as follows : ~~ = rin cP re Santas a hanes? Will increase their line of discounts to thee ghiheis aviny to aid im the forwarding of pre- Bostox. Oct.21— corres- pondent of the Boston Soureat Cpa “Our banks bere have had a targ cumen en . ia i ogold was taken f£, had mo fallures dated and ‘our people —— the storm nobly, showing an amount solidity tw | Sh oh Ree wa re =) vews r accounts say that the merchants st delat ave memori eed the banks to — , aod that it was rll 3 probable they would do yesterday. It was resolved that the notes of aii solvent banks of the country be taken at par Several private banking justitutions are re- ceiving all currency on deposit A vevsta, Ga., Oct. 22 —The bark David Nick- els, of Searsport, Maine, from Matanzas to St. rot ial get at Angustine. Fla, on the 18th, ta 5 e Ca! Ist of October, when the mele and tere ot the the missing bout.” Oxweco, Oct. 21.—The name of the capsized yesterday has been sacertalned take the William Raynor, of Toronto. All on board per- ished, and the vessel bas since gone to Pieces. Naxticker, Oct. 21.—The bark John fiom the Coast of Afviea, for Salen, laden wth palm oil and tvory, before reportod ashore, ts fall of water. and the weather is too rough to ‘render her any assistance. Her crew are safe. Norvorx. Oct 2 —The bark Mount Vernon from New Orleans, bound ti : torday leaking badly eT ee _The schooner Ann D. Washi: + bound New York, arrived here to-dut bay heaving neon ashore. Her cargo will have to be dis. chary The Recent Confiagration at Chicago. Cutcaco, Oct. 21—The funeral of the bodies foond in the ruins of recent conflagration was attended this afternoon by a large concourse of citizens. Most of the business houses were clo«ed and the buildings al the lit Procession were draped in moursing. se aes Minnesota Election. Cuicaco, Oct 22.—Returns fr ; counties give Sibley, the Sepace oe for Governor, 1,700 majority. The fourteen coun- ties to bear from will probably increase the dem- veratie majority. Ohie Election. Cusvetaxn, Oct. 22—Ofticial returns from 72 counties give Mr. Chase 2.(n7 maj. The indica- tions are that the Senate will stand 15 republi- cans, Is democrats, and the House {7 blicans and 57 democrats. ’ % Sil Arrival of Steamers. New Yorx, Oct. 22.—The steamer Kangaroo, from Liverpool, arrived this morning, aud the steamer North Star, from Bremen, was signalled about the same time. Thcir advices have been anticipated. Ss Suicide. Derrorr, Oct. 21—W. H. Pin: of the firm of Pinney & Lainson, State prion Siobuntann at Jackson, Mich, comm! ted suicidethis morning . No cause is assigued for the act, Appointments, New York, Oct. 93.—M. De Raasloff is ap- pointed Charge d’Affairesof Denmark to the Ul. got ional Simeon Draper is chosen to fill the vacancy i the ward of the police commissiouers. e Workmen Discharged. Phteeeet tiene gta ol fifty shi; - beaters were discharged from the mavy yed'to- day. The times look gloomy for the ensuing ‘winter. — Charleston Markets. CHAREEstoN, Oct. 22 —Cotton ; the receipts By the week are 2.521 bales, and the sales are 672 bales; yood to middl Orleans 11%: - dling fair to falr 12. ee a Baltimore Markets. Baltimorg, October 23.—Flonr is unch * City Mills at $5.05 cash, and $5.37% on tine; Howard street $5.45 cash; Ohio $5 Wue85 25 for oe on time. "heat offerings light with a fair ingei $1 G6a81 17; white st WaSi 27 rae Corn is steady; white and yellow 65068. W bisky is dull. at WHI Ke. xt * eo Fook Beerhee zw Your - lour is firmer; saies of 7.000 bbls; State $4.70a81.50; Ohio $5 2085-55; Southern £5 25a85. ales of 25,000 bushels; white Wheet is steady: $1 Sat red $1 2588132. Corn is dull; saies unimp + prices nominal Pork is lower; mess, 2042050. Reef lower at s lov 133814 for Chicago repacked. Lard is quiet st Mige. Whisky fs steady; Obio 2139%e. New Yi oct 3 Stork gene RK, Oct. 23.—Stocks are lower r= 1 Chicago and Rock Island Hi Conger. and Coal Co. 5X; Iinois Central Rk shares 76, Mich Sout nS; N ¥ Central 62; - ing RR 6 es i ition T° THE TRAD Just received, London Bi Root: ALE. of various brands:at §135 per doseete the casks of 8 and 10 dozen, JONAS P. LEV Corner of 12th and B streetestonth, _o¢ 13-tm Grocery and Wine Store. Cc £Y STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILL. w& Economy anp Convey 5 We are now ready to deliver WOOD SIWED And SPi.1'T at 20 per cent. less than the usual rates, ang better prepared than it can be by hand. nots and wood of incouvenient size not sent. All orders for less pe jing neg will be delivered in crates to any part of the house &t no pense to the purchaser, mare oe Pine wood in crates 35 cents. In this part of our business we will open no-ae- counts, a8 We have come to the cone) mak it exclusively cash business. mesa enol eit eine posed of on the usual ncoommodat: as Sorte. le ~ Gib cargo White Ach Booken Coal Sor Gerance 0 Whit Bs - SE O'ibs. tothe tone “ = under cover. Orders prompt led. Te WM OSLT, northwest corner of 12th and C sta, No. 547, ee Tf one square south of Paks poets, i ee . SEKERPERS! é LATE IMPROVEMENT. Just out, and for sale oniv st C. Woodward's Me- tropolitan Stove and Grate Pactory,the PARLOI COMPANL FURNACK, made heavy and strong of cast iron, The improvement ie the lettin < tw of the ould aur through the bottom of the Pyrnace and throwing if Sgainst the bot fire-chamber and heating it, and throwing the hot air from it to the parlors, 4 €, WOODWARD, Pa. av., between ith and lth streets, 00 T-e0tw _ Nos. 318 and Sez. Ss FISHMAN, . DRY GOODS A informs ‘ Opaned & ne’ MIEN & : Lee 1 so pue every art. ie esented, and to she yor advance, Came and examine my » . soa for yourself. re—No. 7th st., between H and I, next d. tonne Tyron’ hardware store. oo8-eolm" TO GIVE NOTICE—That « swig tage obtained from thee Oras Oo: ol sreshingtn womens in the Devviet a, imatration eo reonal S SEMEEUACAR DBL, inteor Weck een” < ne M Ashington eur - ty. sed. All per bavi caine the Suh the vouchers thereof. 10 the nutwonet or wise by law be excluded from all baete a es Given 5 aed is}: 1857, ND will not Me cue eo in bed ne, Having pepers pe t Pal Peace ee ce eis comtines to de HOUSE, PAINTING, mye a M.'T. PARKER WILL SESELLING OUT but one woek more, Ween Sth nnd Sh ste. oo NO tween cl AUGH LIN & CO. eee ekind Coos Settit apgcat