Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. [> Theugh «+ The Star” is printed en the fastest steam press in use south of Baiti- more, its edition Is se large as te require it te be put te press at am carly hour, Adver- tisements, therefore, sheuld be sent im by 12 clock, m.; etherwise they may no. appear until the mext day. Nixt= Distaict Potice. —On Monday4nad yesterday, @ case was tried before Justice Thos J Williams, at the Ninth District Police Office, whereima man named Charles Saffel, or Saffie, was charged wi'b stealing and conveying away aaegrosiave boy, named Nelson Shorter, be- longing toa Mrs. Evans, of Maryland, and em- ployed by R.J. Jenkins, Esq., who resides ina little hamlet, called Union Town, a short dis- tance from the Anacostia bridge, in the District of Columbia The principal evidence, which Was given in the case, was the voluntary testi- mony of the prisoner himself, who stated to the officer, on being arrested, that a man named Jn Sands bad employed bim to sell the negro, that he bad met Sands {n conference about the pro- sale several times on the road leading to ieree’s mill, and that Sands offered him all above three hundred dollars which he should get forthe ; that the reason he (Sands) did not wish to appear in the sffair was that he had bad a difficulty with Mr. Bruin, of Alexandria to whom it was pro) to sell the TO, @ did not wish to deal with him personally. He further stated that Sands gave him two dollars on the day of the alleged stealing, and sent him to Mr. Sbreeve, who keeps a stable on Seven street, to hire a horse and carriage, th: having bired the team bimseif, Sands nd ano- ther man, named John Davis, proceeded to the Navy rd, and thence across the Anacostia beidge and past the house of Mr. Jenkins where the negro boy was seen playing in front, or near the house, with some white boys. ‘That Sands got out of the carriage and conversed with the boy, and then came back to the car- riage saying, ‘That's all right, they are going to send him over the bridge, short! » for groceries, and then we'll take Lim.’’ bat he (Saffel) made reply, ‘Why don’t you bring him along now ?* and that Sands answered that he did not desire to take bim where the other slaves could see him, as they would think he was going to sell them all. That they then drove back on the bridge and waited, and when the boy came along they took him and placed him in the carriage, and drove off. That Sands rode part of the way, and then got out of the carriage, and he and Da- vis weat on to Alexandria and endeavored to bargain the boy off to Messrs. Owens & Bruin. Officer Williamson testified that when be and officer Suit went to arrest Sattel he was standing on the pavement about two squares from his mother’s house, and seeing them coming, went hastily home, and passing through the house, ‘went out of the back gate, and up an alley, and was taken about two squares beyond his house. ‘That when arrested he voluntarily made the above statement. Mr Shreve testified that on the Morning in question, Safle came to his stable and bired a horse and bugyy, representing that he wanted it for two or three hours to go into the country, in the neighborhood of Pierce's mill, to bring a sick lady, and that he afterwards saw hix horse and buggy on the Navy Yard, and wondered what ft was doing there. He also s‘ated that the team ‘was not returned until after he had gone to bid that night It was also stated, by way of hearsay, that Mr. Bruin (who was not present at the trial) bad said that Saifel came there and represented bim- self as John Sands, and proposed to sell him the bey, and showed a bill of sale wherein he was deeded to bim (Sands or Saff-l) by Mr Jenkins, but that a mistake had been made Le the wording of the tustrument, which rendered it defective That be (Bruin) made out a proper deed of sale and told Saff-l to go and have it executed by Jea- Kins; that Saffel went away, and in twenty min- utes returned with Jenkins’s name regularly signed to the paper, and was about to affix bis own name when a Dr. Dale, of Washington, en- tered Bruin’s office, and recognizing Suffel, ad- dressed him by name. Bruin looked up sur- ised, and said, ‘1 thought your name was ads !*’ ‘That Satfel made some confused reply, and be (Bruin) refused to buy or give up the ne- to who was already in his possession. Mr. Jenkins testitied that he missed the negro, and hearing one described as being for sale at the Alexandrix jail, went there and identified him as bis missing property, and brought him back. The presiding magistrate, bearing the above statements and evidence, consider that there was sufficient against the prisoner to warrant his being held for a more rigid examination, and ac- cordingly heid bim to bail in the sum of $2,000 for bis appearance, to answer the charge of steal- ing, before the Criminal Court Upon failure to give the required bail, the prisoner was remanded to jail. Tue Prsiic Scnoors —The Mayor and Messrs_ Willett, Whyte and AtLee, of the Board of Trus tees, yesterday paid a visit to the public schools of the Fourth district. The principal object of tue visit was to inguire Into and examine the condition of the buildings in which these schools are kept, with a view to their improvement Mayor Berret expressed great regret luat the ac- commodations provided for tue pupiis were so limited, and that so many apparent inconve- niences and obstacles were thrown around them in their persuit after a fitting education. These drawbacks to progress are mueu more apparent at this season of the year than during the sum- mer, when dilapidated school rooms may be en- dared without absolute danger to the health of the teachers and pnpils ; but in the winter, when children are compelled to take refuge in these places from the cold blasts, and the rain and snow, there should be some project put in opera- tion to afford them due protection. The Mayor addressed the pupils briefly at each plac id ased many encouraging remarks to them, rt- ing them to persevere in their effuits to become good and useful citizens, notwithstanding the difficulties whicb surrounded tbem, and pledg- tug bis best efforts to lessen them. The occasion Was a most interesting one, to both the visitors and the visited. [CoMMUNICATED “As EpiraPu—Orer a favorite Menial of the Prestdent of the United States recently deceased *, Our attention has been called toa late number of tue Philadelpbia *+Press,” containing @ stanza under the above caption, most exquisitely wrougbt tate rhyme. A friend, who has become enam- oured of this style of inscriptions Yor “political rave stoues,’’ has furnished us with the follow- ng, copied from the coal black ‘slab’ which covers the political remains of a poor departed friend, who died of bydropho! id swallowing too mach gall and wormwood : Epitaph. Poor John, the demenied, es under this atone; Once “proud in tue tiesh”’ and proud in tne voue. The “bard of his genius” fa chirping and spouting in Aud thus it we id beat “ali creation” nAime— Struck the dark chord to bring “woman to shame!” W hen stript of its feathe: ory, *Twas* shot in theneok !”’ and to end this sad story, A pierce from the“ kitoheu” went “piumb thro’ its gizzard,” And chang’d the pet bird toa venomous lizzard— When it crawi’d up unce more tu cha “Catsinet basement But — Buck kick’d it under “this case- ment. a Crmacuit Court. —Yesterday, the Court gavea decision in the Chancery case of Andrew Roth- well, trustee, vs. William H. Upperman, upon which their decision was reserved after argu- ment atthe last term. Bradley and Bradley for complainant, and Carlisle and Maury for the di fendant. The history of this case is as follows: A widow lady by the name of Myers, having four children, and owning certain real estate in the city of Washington, on her marriage with Mr. Upperman united with bim in a deed to Mr Rothwell, securing ber property to uerself and ber heirs forever u certain terms She had one child by Mr. Upperman, and subsequently died; and U pperman claims to be tenant by cour- tesy In her lauds. The question for the Court Was, whether by the terms of that deed the trust had terminated; and the Court decided that the trast was terminated by the death of Mrs. Upper- man, and the property desceaded to her beirs it is expected that an appeal wili be taken to the Supreme Court. — Puss —The tokens of winter are at hand. Jack Frost makes burried incursions into the camp of Autumn, steals the Lioom from flowers, and leaves the print of bis marauding feet upon the trees, Paliiag leaves prociaim that the Indian summe: —tbat mirage of July seen in October—will soon be over, and bright, bracing weather, with snow and ice, with skates and weighs, succeed the “melancholy days’? that are now upon us. Soon winter will come in with rude Boreus, and the ladies, bless their boop-encircled souls, wil need the warmest kind of furs. Our friend Jas. Y. Davis has prepared bimself for all calis that may be made upon bim, with the finest as- ment of all kinds. grades and styles and of furs, which — be examined at bis ex- tablishment, Todd uilding, Pennsylvania avenue. —— AcciDENT.—Y esterday afternoon, a number of small children were piaying on some lumber near Four-and-a-half street and Pennsylvania avenue, with which they had constructed a * board. One of them, s colored child Sectace pee old, fell, and’ severely injured one of bisarms The child was taken home; and surgical assistance rendered. Very many cbildren are deformed by such "s Resienation aND AprointmEeNnt.—John A. Smith, Esq., for many years the eflicient clerk of the District Court, has resigned that office, and » Cc ee (commemicarz. ALPHABETICAL AUCTION wind" co pene ad | BUSINESS DIRECT ORY. | eae ree anion Se mea # ing Cards of first-class Establishments ‘zation of aday and night police under one | “onteining C ey ms By A. GREEN, Auotioneer. head, a great chunge for the better has been |"! departmentsof business tm the city XECUTRIX’S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD eonitecten in our police system and theopera-] AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES, eons ITCH EN Frasirens, 3 CK, Horses, tions the yj Micers, it cannot be denied that | Epwanp F. Simrson, 519 7ch st, north of Pa, av. TUESDA’ EF Bg pes iS Apctpex. ‘much remains to be done,” in order to satisfy | ARCHITECTS.” on ESUAY.t Haters aed Pi athe ‘ember, the expectations of our citizens, who are now West & Harvino,arch’s & builders, 13. st.b. 1 & K. at Salas fodiens of G ‘e H. ‘Dunlop de- taxed for the increased number of day and night enue, between ech oad eh . eased, on Mi police. We feel justified in these remarks and | « 47 TORNEYS god (Cai ‘ions, by fact that Sabbath disorders bave recently occurred in some of our most fre- quented streets, without any interference on the | ihe poe ice officers to prevent or restrain bem On Sunday last, a man, a rages} Racer fro, in it rai was noticed walking to Kravrt, 3, E. corner Pa.av. & 18th st. ‘and r Stoves. Ww ifer- RLDEW & Co., 496 7th st., bet E Comforts. Sheets, Pillow Cases, el % iby ie whet. howett conduct ATIONAL Bakery, 8. W.cor sith & Este yths eneral sat of Kitchen Requisites. driving from the sidewaiks, and oth- And immediately after the sale of furniture I shail erwise disturbing the public . The same vTa’s Brass Ban. 5113¢ 8th st. east. person, we learn, went into the German Lutheran BANKS AND BANKERS, church, corner of & and Fourth streets, and dis- | Ricos & Co., N. W. oor. 15th &N.Y.av. turbed the congregation. This we learned from | Swekxy. Rittewovse, Fat & Co. 382 Pa ‘© member of the church, who witnessed the dis- fhe Geese Gt tt orderly conduct of the deranged man. A gentle- Cuvas BRotHERS, cor, F & F man who also witnessed the disorderly conduct | “tte pre ans SALOONS. ST pore F< of this man ia the a bis assault upon a Purtan’s Maraie Tasixs, 468 13th st., oor Pa.av. sd Pitas Utensils. colored woman while walking on the pavement, . BLACKSMITH SHOPS rms of sale, A8,prescribed by the Court, are: A'l went to the City Hall to inquire for @ policeman * | Joun Dvvatt, G st., bet 6th & 7th. near Pat. Office, | U8 under $5 18h: ov, credit of 90 days, for Nek couMl not Sad one these. dover & LExxay, (horse shoers,) 2 Ohio av — wins 73" eese pearing interest, We would submit to the Mayor or the Chief of BOOKS AND STATIONER Y i HARKIET DUNLOP, Fxecutnix. Police, whether 1 be not desirable that two er | ,MOOKS AND ME Va.uy. oct Hacieeal ota, | 2024 A. GREEN, Auocts. every Ma bbate rite rect cee tailed for duty | PET con & MAGE TS Be es ee aga otal. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. the Cny fait. or of teow Volos utee ee Norrneen Ligertizs Bookstore, 327 7th at. XCELLENT ROSEWOOD SEVEN 0} they can be found, in case of an emergency, to BOOT AND SHOE STORES. TAYE Piano Forts, FURNITURE XD Hot: sell oe pan herep ontay cnar ne ex lorse, ne rood Hack, lot of Harness, o Wagons and lot of Wagon Harness, ne lot of Cart Harness, Box, lot of Straw. Cr ‘odder, . 0! BuRNs, 30 Pa.av, 9th st. HOLD Errects at Pustic Sate —On WEDNES- preserve the peace, arrest disorderlies, and pro- read BuRNs, 408 Pa. Bv., bot. ore 6th sts. DAY MORNING, November 3d, at 10 o’ciock, at tect convregations met for public worship, from . CLARK, Ladies’ Shoe Store, 16 Market ‘Space. the residence ofa gentieman declining hous: keep- any unjustifiable intrusion and disturbance . CREASER, 373 F st., bet. 8th & sth, ing, on F street. between Nineteenth and T° Suould these well-meant sngyestions, which are BRICK YARDs. streets, we shall sel the Furniture aud Fif respectfully made, be thougtt worthy of notice, 4 teth 8. K. H. Lameect, cor. N. J. av, & N st. south. replies Piano it seems, also, that publicity should be given in | CARPENTERS AND DUIDUEne Explgny oe [pean necsaldh ee thea the newspapers to the orders which the Mayor or Jas. W. Y.av.. bet. 14th & 16th sts. | Mehogany Hair Spring seat Sofa, Rooker, and Par- Chief of Police may deem it Proper to issue to | Joun B. Trvat south of Pa, av. lor Chairs, the police otticers, for the more effectual preser- CARRIAGE FAC IES. ‘es, Union and Eas; Chairs. vation of order on the Sabbath, In the city of Porat Jove ane oor Ag sts.,8. Pa. av, Rosewood Mx top Centre and Fane] ‘Tables,’ Washington Inco. | Gxoroe R. HALL, 8. side Ps, av., bet. 13 & 13% sts, Soares Sore sna wine CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c. Window Car SossTantiat IMPROVEMENT —Among the large | c.g. Fow sr & Co., 7th st., Udd Fellows’ Hall, nurnber of handsome dwelling houses in course at appr iae! “g Ba.av,, bet éth & 7th ste fable of erection in this city the current season, tend- PLAIM AGE le" +t, | Gilt-frame Mirrors. Cane ment Oran ing to enbance the value of the surrounding OL OM eae opp, Treasury Dep't. Superior Walnut Jenny Tina and Cottage Bed- Property, we notice the commencement of two | Wart, SrepuEns & CoS Pi stead arb bie ain Bi brick dwellings at the corner of D and ‘Thirteenth eo Lyarnre & ee oe Mi Painted Warde Wake #treets, which from their contiguity to the busi- ate capicintg ° Toilet Sets. ‘Towel-racks, Mattresse: hess portion of the town will = likely to return CONFECTIONERIES. z corr tipa Os ep Pp tesiee * tus munerative (ent to the owners, dating from | 3,6. Ws4vRR. 90 Ps av.,opp. Browns Ete ate, | Cookion Stovonnd Fete amd Eves, the moment of their completion, as well as be an | J ¥0 Scwa Friern, 986 6th et, bot. G & He * | Kitchen Utensils, &o. ornament to the neighborhood in which they are DENTISTS. Terms: §30 and under cash; over that sum a to be situated. The corner house belonging to Da. Ht 3.12 Market & Sth ats | Credit of Goand 90 d for satisiactorily endorsed front, three stories high, with a large basement DRESS MAKERS Momeere * ) oc -d J.C. MeG UU Die story. The basement story will be composed of Mrs. Mant A Karon “134 loth By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneer: brown free stone, and the walls above it of brick, DRUG STORES * HE ENT!RE FURNITURE OF A LARGE two fronts of which will be finished in mastic Z D.GiL 330 Pi 7th st Boarping Housx ar Auction.—On T's URS- In the rear, and connected with the main build- tts pa Nahar hoe Pa av. DAY MORNING, 4th November, commencing at ing, will be made a commodious kitchen and JouN SCHWARTZ, 468 Pac av” ber ‘Sd & 436 sts. 10 o'clock. we will sell. the entire Furniture and Ef- bath rooms. Accommodations for water will | Koxn & BRo., 29) Pa. av. cor. lith at. coe ott ae eg poe — , NO, 3s Pa. also be provided in each of its fourteen rooms, | J.8. LovEoy. N.W oor. aad loca Pletal: The house ontalte tone, oh nan as well as gas and all other modern improve- |" DRY GOODS. in good style. We name in part— ments. The contracter for the erection of the Perry & Broruer, 38 Market Space, bet.7 1 Rosewood Piano, Stoo] and Cover, building is Mr. Richard Willett, carpenter, who | W . SHUSTER 0.433 Market %p-ce, b.7 Mahogany and Walnut Sofas, Tete a Tetes, and stands among the most skillful and faithful of | Ho BRotueR 10 Market Space, b. 8 ivans, Washington mechanics. N. r. Pa. 9th at. Mabhoraay and Walnut Rockers and Arm Chairs, fous B. CLacerr, a pad wo ook abo’ Tale AS EARS, 48 10. ‘arlor Ohalis. omans, Adjoining the above dwelling, Mr. John Wal Fed Do and Walnut Marsis 169 Gontedand ‘Piay ter, cabinet manufacturer, bas commenced the | 4 W;, Colter & Co “ walls of a three-story and basement house, to Mirrors, Curtains and Ornam-nts, Clocks, contain, when finished, together with a coi \O~ Mahexany Dining, Side and Centra Tables, dious rear wi thirteen large rooms. is Do. — and Wainut Drossiog aud Plain Bu- house is alxo to be finished with all the modern w Date Washitensiai D)esetng Pullen : : ‘ habdene ardroses, stands. 5 couvenicnces suitable to a first class residence. Chamber Cottage Sets, Hedsteads” First rate Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Mat- near Pa. av. Tur Botanicat Gan , at the foot of the Ava ms’, 514 Pa. av , bet. 2d and 3d sta, ED : : FANCY STORES. eters end Billdwe: Blankets: Comers: Riese Capitol grounds, never appeared in a better as- j Pa.av., bet. 9th & lth sts. Fonetecce Lous lie sietinas Chainber Stoves. - pect at this season of the year, than the present Market Space, bet. 8th & 9th ats. Three-ply, Ingrain aud Venttian Carpets, FEED STORES. Straw Mate : . . is isk Bi yy 5 1 Ginss, a |i lot, Iya most skillful and intelligent gentlemmanywitn | J4M% A- Wisk 429 7th at. & Contre Market. Knives and Forte, Chating Dishee Blatcd Forks, a perfect knowledye of his profession, never re- I B Castors. Plated Tca and Table Spuons, W.M. Eviis & Bro., (iron,) 13'h st., near canal. ‘Ss ey if taxes his lubors to effect valuable improvements | F.& A. Scie! cx v.& ith et, | Kitchen Stove, Cooking Ute: ar ote » 3 t and obtain new specimens of plants forthe adorn- | Lili. & G.C. Scustiven, (brass SS Pee nee Tw iehe Sar esiaee. bother! caervecated: all of ment of the zrounds. His hot-bouses always FURNITURE STORES. hich will be sold without reserve, present to the eye the most admirable arrange- Bontz & Brotuer, (dd Fellows’ Hall. 7th st. Persons furnishing and dealers would do weil to ment and perfect order; and now that the plants | C. E. Green, 178 Pa, av., bet. 17 hand isth sts. tend. d und. have been placed in winter quarters aud pioper- | G-'T.>aaLiwo -D, (upholstery,) 508 7th st. eet $¥ and under cash; over tha ly labelled, a visit to them ts doubly interesting GAS COMPANY. under § Fall. Mr. Smith, the superintendent there, who Ontciotis, Rugs, mount aod and 4, $0 and 60 day s. 4 "hs, tex w . to the admirer of Nature in ber loveliest form. | OrFics. 514 11th st., north Pa.av. resiellact aliens Wintel tel weeding Very recently, Mr. Smith bax added laryely to ++ BELONGINGS."* 0c 22 ts WALL & BARNARD, Auots. the extensive variety of specimens here, of rare | STEVENS’, (hats & waidrobe articles) Browns’ hotel, and beautiful plants, which he bas procured in some of the most exteusive conservatories in the Northern cities, and he is constantly making ar- rangements to obtain, at the earliest notice, any new and interesting rarity which may be an- nounced. Among his late accessions, we notice an unusually fine specimen of the ancient paper plant, or Egyptian papyrus or paper,from which the ancients wrote the original Bible. He bas now in tlewer an exceedingly handsome speci- Men of the pampas grass of South America, which attracts great attention and admiration from all visitors. Those who bave a leisure GREEN HOUSES AND SEED STORES. By J.C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers Wa. Hucuxs, cor. 7th & B sts., Island Beacon PIANO FORTE. ROUSE: cas = “ “4 ee HOLD URSNITURE AND FrFECTS aT ‘veLic JouN Sace, vurseryinan, Seedsman, &c,,$9%6 7th st. | Sa; ¢—Un MONDAY MOURNING osemben GROCERY STORE: o'clock, at the late residence of Gov. Big G.& T. Paxxer & Co., corner of 12th and H streets, we shali sell, all Baxzocr & SENMEs,6> Lou, the Furniture and Effects, comprising— - E. &. Waite & Co., 63 Lou. Rosewood seven-octave Piano Forte, Stool, and Wo. Bryan, 44 Market Space, bat.7th & sth Cover, , Evwakp Hatt, 4) Market Space, opp. Cen. marcet. | Damask Covered Sofa, W hatrot, RS. W.K. Hanvt, <9 Pa.av., bet. 4th & 15th ats, Plurh Covered Arm Parior Chairs, Kenvapy & PuGs, 508 7th at., bet. D& KE, Marble-top Centre Se bles, K & BURCHELL, cor. hst.& Vt. av. Gilt Mantel Clocks, Vases, &c., Davy, (variety,)338 Lst., bet. 4th & 15th sta? | Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Gilcloth, Jam GUN THs. Dining ‘Tables, Cane-seat Chairs, Lounge, hour cannot do better than to devote it to a stro!l C. H. Munex, 496 6th st., south Pa. av. one Bape Pop ee Tae ie - ¢ =e ~ 7 . or Gu 20! , through these gardens HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. High Post and Cottage Bedstends, = Campsett & Coyie, 351 Pa. ay. opp. Browns’, Harrand ik Mattrosses Bulaters and Pillows, FoxaMine Again —since the new police bas r ELvays & Tuowrso8, (conch findings,) 36 Pa » 4 & o. 0. SCHUNEIDE. Pa.av., vet. 0&1 B. Tucker & 321 Pa. av., near 7th st. a elon Sika ee -— $25 and under cash ; over that sum acre- bolas pt if pil a 1d days, for sath rily endorsed notes, HATS, CAPS, AND FURS. bearing interest. B. H. STiNEMETZ, 26 Pa. av., near 13th st. oo2t-eod J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aust HOLSE- FURNISHING STORES. —————— c. V OTE . Iron Hail, (genera! assortment.) é Youn uty (een'laent i Pravabet.v« i. | GKORGETOWN ADVERTISEM TS, 1, Cesan, Tee FS By. bet Ein San 18th ats, EW CONFECHIONERY AND BAKERY N. M. McGuxcor & Co .2307th st., north Pa. av. B i t L , Saree Gor teas Pacer toe ioth & 11th sts. N No le BRince StKEET, mforts, Sprea c been organized, and a short while previous to it, there have been no very serious cot. flicts between the police and any organized bands, and it was supposed that the armed crowds bad all disband ed, and our citizens would have peace and the privilege of walking the streets after sunset, “none daring to molest or make them afraid.” But the conduct of certain parties in the northern part of the city during last week, and the use of the raliyiny cries of the eld bands, aroused the suspicion that an effort is mak to effect a re- adistor and other Stoves. TF wuha general assortment of Kitchen JEWELRY STORES Opposite the Mayor's Office, Grorgetown, organization of at least two rival bands. The] ww. Garr & Bnv.. 52 Fa. av. bet. 9th & 10th ote GontbOTenbES st PACER ened «new annoyance to the congregation of a church in H O. Hoop, 333 Wa. av., bet. 9th & 10th sts. tbat vicinity by a gaog who threw stones at the church during a meeting, is one of the rumored causes of the latedisturbanere. This may or may not be the fact; but. be the cause what {t will, the citizens of that district are entitied to the en- joyment of all tbe privileges of good citizens, and the police should protect them avainst row- dyism, in church or out of it. Z found, atalltines, Fresn Cakes, in every vnrivts, V5 bet. Sd & 434 sts, Bs such as French Cream, Boston Cream. and Jenny meter. &e.. maker 437 7th st. | Lind Cream Cake ; also, Pies, Candies Loat Bread, glish watchmaker, 43° 15th at. Wi “ Biseri's, &e.. ice Cream, Water Ice, and Kum JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. &c. Pusch, Jellies, Charlot Ruse. &e. Joun D, CLakx. 525 12th st. (Algo Notary Public.) Weddings. Parties, Balls, &c., furnished on the ‘THomas C. Donn, 66 Lou. ay., bet 6th & 7th ats, shortest notic2 and most rensonab et-rms. He so- LIME, CEMENT, &c. heits a owl. He will strive to pleas 2. , 2 JOHN BEUCHLER, : -kY & Dorsey, cor. N, Y.av. & 20th st. Gost - MEIVERY STABLES PPLES, POTATOr 8, AND ONIONS. J. W. Pumranny, @ Ct ‘200 bushels prime Mercer POTATOES, J. KARR 4301 cor. C., & C, east of 6th. Benxerit of Joan E. Owgns —We expect to cor. Pa. av. and 135% st. ALLISON NaAiL * “1 4 5, see the Washington Theatre packed to-night in LOCKSMITHS AND BELL HANGERS, 4 = Bi Een compliment to the humorous and popular Jobn | C, Scan DER, ( practical.) 271 Pa. av., up stairs, daily expected per schouner Eben Sawyer from FE Owens, whose masterly and delightful per formances bave taken the town by storm, and created a furore which, were it possible for him to have remained, would bave rendered his en- NG GLASS &e. i" Parcs Last Pa. av., near 13th st. 49 bbls No.1 extra Baldwin APPL MBER YARDS. 75 bushels prime Mercer PUTA OES, prs J. W. Eassy foot Dat. (steam saw mill.) | 9° beard cf scnoover HM. F. Payton. nuw aue from Bostun. Also— Boston ly suce 1. i MACHINISTS & ENGINE BUILDERS. The above lots of Arples, &c.,arein prime con- abbr <raleutcwint Gteetoen pict Ws. M. Lis & Brorurr, (Sth st., near the canal. | dition, acd will be sold fetes ge oii fal claims of the beneficiary, the intrinsic merit M WORKS. 0026-1w and 101 W i G of the attraction announced should jam the the- | Wu. KUTHERFORD, E st, bet. 12th and 13th ee atre—Colman’s admirable comedy of “The Poor Gentleman,” with Owens as Dr. Oilapod, and Dawson as Huwpbrey. The farce of * Fort Winks?’ concludes the performance. It will be Jacoe VEWMMEYER,(marb mant’s.dc.) 14st, 8. Paav MILLINERY, &c. HEL ARLES PREUS AYOR’S OFFICE, 6oRGETOWN, D.C., October 23d, lice. x Notice is hareby eivien that the two story Brick ‘289 Pa. Hearn ‘© iotn ate. | dwelling house, with extensive back buildings, situ- <7 ted on the Jot at the southwest inte: tou of the last ap ance of Owens among us in many MUSIC STOR . ee Oe end ontgomery streets, in Georgetown, ears perba Let the opportunity then be fully | Joux F. Ettis, 9% Pa. av., bet. 9th & loth wil a! for cash, to the highest bid jpaaalony LRor.€ T. be Cas: DNESDAY, the 27th inst., at 4 o’clock oor. Pa. av, & Lt tt id house to be removed m twenty days ter the sale. c eNom 7th. —- _ RR. CRAWFORD. Mayor, Lin & Roviy cor. 9th & D ste. WO MARRIED COUPLES OR THREE | Spohn N Y.av., bet. 10th & lth sts or four single gent!emen can be accommudated PAPER WAREHOL . th ee woe Eee Pye ites “ Evwanp Towens, 377 D st., near 7th. omen De nee NE", WHOLE FEED WAREHOUSE, No. 93 Water s t, Grorartown, DC, ‘The subscriber has taken the above V y #rehouse for the purpose of conducting the Wholesale Feed Business in al its branches, and will constantly have in store all kinds of MILL, OFFAL, OATS, CORN, and BALE HAY, which will be atthe lowest mark<t pri for caah. Persons in want will please give ine 8 cal! befure purchasing, as lam determined to seli ss cheap as the cheape.t. HAN. ©. ADDISON, 00 19 iS No 98 Water street, Georgetown. >. ARRIVAL. . I OTATOFS,—2,1(0 bushes prime White Mercers and 40 bushels Peach Blows just arrjved per schooner * in” from New Jersey, and for sale from vessel in lots to cuit purchasers SRRY, Tur Evrire Crve Batt. —The Temperance Gall, this evening, offers attractions too strong to be resisted by any one who knows the difference between ‘ladies change’? and “one cross over.” The Empire Clab open there, to night, the long- talked-of ball, and the belles of the city will be well represented. The Northern Libertics, es- pecially, will compete with the First Ward und the Island for the Shpingenecl of the city. Sero- der’s Band wll be on hand, with music, and if the best kind of a committee and the most com- plete arrangements can ensure enjoyment, the guests of the Empire Club will not lack stores of the genuine article, PERIODICAL DEPOTS. W. D. Shepherd, cor. 71h & D sts. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES, McC ers, #8 Pa. av., bet. 9th & lth sts, PLANING MILLS. Firzuven Coyir, cor, Mth & Canal st. PLASTER & GUANO MILLS. Moecan & Ruinenant, foot of G street north, PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. J.W. Tnompson & Bro., %9 Joun REESE, 496 6th PORTRAIT PAINTERS, bet. 11th & 12th sts. J. M. >TANLEY, 279: —( Book and Job.) 0025 For Court —Jobn Kelley and bis son Thomas were arrested for au assault and battery on aman Ramed Sullivan, who was severely burt by a blow on the head with a oni weight. Phecase was beard by Justice Rowland, yesterday, and re- sulted in the dismissal of John Kelley and the holding of Thomas to ball fur his appearance at Court. KB 85 Water street, Georgetown, D.C. _ HILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE. ‘The undersigned having acoepted the agency, now Benten’s, 312 C st., near 7th. give notice that they are prepared to furnieh their "s, Our. Pa. av. & 6th st. customers and the public generally with Massey, s. Pa. av.. west of Willards’ Hotel, Collins & Co.” rior SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS. DRAUGHT ALE, fi Barow1x Buoturss, oor. D & ist ste. in whole and haif barre! =| 4 Lgphgel siren NG } 5 mission, o gidly advered to. Satis C. W. Borecer, Iron Hall, 318 Pa, av. faction guaranteed in every instance, provided notice SCHOOLS. of defect be {given within twenty-four hours after Mrs. Kincsrorp’s Femare rig othe st. tapping, Z 4 . wn Stout (full C. H. Norton's Y oung Ladies’ Institute, 490 F st. euuiatio, A etch Freee tye Tt gi Union Acapemy, (M.& F..) cor. N ¥ av. & léth st. r dozen, delivered in any part of Washington, STOVES, RANGES, GRATES, &c, eorgetown, or Alexandria. “s JaMEs SKIRVINO, Cor. Pa. av. & lith st. ARNY & SHINN, C. Woopward,n 1& 11, taleony front. | oe 12 57 Green atreet, Georgetown. — 4 AND CIGAR STORES. P THE 1 =F Dortars Ruwapv. H.C. Sricens, 46 Pa. av., bet. 2d & 3d sts, SA eee eo ee Scuminke, BeuREvs & Cx oa onde Steel. Aiced fev the sub criber. on Friday TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES, &c. morring last, a valuable young * Ww. C. O'M rama, 5% Pa, av., bet. 2d & 3d ts. HORSE and no top BUGGY, which he promised to IRNEING, BRACKET-MAKING, & Feturo inthe afternoon, As te has failed to comp y ve vn ett te ae with e.8no us nothing has been heard of 407 G st, bet 6th & 7th, him since, further than that he was seen goirg in UNDERTAKERS. the directi: ion of Rockville on the day before men- M. E. Harvey. 410 7ch st., bet. G & H. honed, the subsornbers bel hat he procured PRINTING OF FICE: H. Po.xixnorn, 375 D st., near 7th. F.H. >Ack, cor. Lou. av. & 7th st. RESTAURANTS. SuspPicion.—Yesterday evening a man named George Ward was arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the robbery of the dwelling of Z D. Gilman, Esq. He was taken before Justice Donn, who committed hi to jail for a further hearing. — TaiaLs at THE GuarDHovse.—Elizabeth Joba son, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, $3 15, Peter McAvoy, de; do , $3 15 Washington Bar, nefant, do; do., $2.15 Tue Panorama at Odd Fellows’ Hall to- night. Go and see it. Loos at the Alphabetical Business Directory in another column. Brazit Not cz.—The men that have their names gown to go to Brazil will meet at the othee on Fri ¥e29th inst. to sail. 00 27 2t* Hosterrer’s Stomach Bitters are now generally Conesded to be unc qualled fur their prompt action in alleviating and curing ali diseases of the stomach ‘Thea superior excellence and went renown 1s readily acoounted for from the weil known fret UPHOLSTERERS. them with a felonious intent, and will give the above th mad: ual F reward for the return of the terse and buggy, and oft Proprietor, pene eeraeae’ with pharna- = ee Swaideess and Téch $25 more for the conviction of the thief, ceoutiescience. [ts use is always atteuded wiih tie | | WHEEL- ‘Ss. R. CRUIL & SON, inost benefcient resu'ts Rapiay & Bozzvx, (express wagons, &c,) 18th at. Bridge street, Georgetown. Povitity Constipat i WIG MAKERS. 1™ Baltimore Sun and sbure Washingt nian jisens: sordered stomach. its cura- | J. H. Gisps, 218 aud 242 Pa. av. — copy three times and forward bills to se and oxeceds matt, speedy WINES AND LIQUORS, wa oe ag ory before the public. Hamittos & ora Seong 4} & Gth ats, ‘or sale by Druggists an | deal aily.eve- | WOOD AN. AL YA . rywhere. renee 2 oust CastTLEMaNn & Brorurn, B at., oor. 6th. ——S——— NOTICE. LVF) FIRst OF THE SRasON, <n . J. d& W. M. Gar. N. W. oor. 12th & C sts. I have just received Bi Pains, Balla, and Festivals fu-nished with oe | 2 se of the finest BUCKS nat Cc the juality, ream, ofall lind net i gation, and the country can produce, weighing 3 pounds,which s ‘ $ YSTERS!! will be served up in my wu nh. ‘amiies sup = y.at the Phi d prices, iresh YSTERS! 0 r 5 tae hielcendd Paine crew Ve) cesar sushi trie — ‘ ~ Ww: deiphun. Confectioner’, seaaseTaheny, extge es ‘ard. the world oan produce: : pr I Yaeuss aad ‘ater’ wnat an % 3 three ator Winns’ Hotel. streets. lee feceai 0 "lQVERcoaTS 00% § . west doors sromsegan rom the makers’ hands, Li ann orn" R DOLLS. CHILDREN'S BOOKS. leer MS Sa Dn kg TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TEE’S SALE 0) 'N@ House arp Sai nA VENTE — On Ww By J.C. is" TiN TER Kiso. cle, Fa Goods at ocztr EXEcu lOUSE AND LoTaw WEDNESDAY AFT. feet 1¢ ‘BLL N Uctobder . Dy Virtue ofa deed south D ard E streets +2 inches, together w: consisting of & subst ing 8 rooms. forms: One-third cash 6,12 and 18 months, for not factori!y secured. HENK' GILBE 02 % 60d ] ALUABL V On WE sell, in front ley. By A. GREEN, Anoctioneer. PERTY AT AUCTION.— AY, the 2th instant, I shail femuses, At 4% o'clock the improvements, in®quae onting & feet on the intersection of Mas- avenues. between Sth 90 feet to sn al consist of a smaii frame - being the public space at the immediate s&chusetts and Maryland bth streets east The improvemen' tenement. Terms: One-third cash: months, for notes bearing interest for the payments, and secured by a deed of trus' premises, Title good. oc2' d &c. at Avc 23°h instant Do. Good Car Bedstead credit of 60 days, for not isfeetort y endorsed. 00 B ts DESIRABLE a & CO... Anncts, By WALL & BARNARD, A Bagks BOOKS, We will sell, jotel, eepeene valu: pu lishers, embracing every ure, $c:ence and thearts. Goldsmith, and ne Family Bibi oy Goods. mene RE Pte E &CO.. Auots. uctioneers, RUOKS AT AUCTION.— a . cokers, ail other popular order to keep the Mont: ing the day. ARNARD. By C. W. BUTELER, Auctioneer, TORS’ SALE OF A DESIRABLE lite Street, Istanp —On R NOON. Uctoder 27th, at | Ting to the Portuguese question, sa: that matiers S68, partof Square | siill look well coward f Ith street south, be- A. GREEN, Auot. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. OUSEHOLD FURNITURE. TION —On THUR t, at 10 o’clook, we wil Sth street, between | street north avenue. the entire & ffouts there Mahogany and Cane seat Chairs and Sofas. Dining Tabi pets. Matuug, Oriek A 's, Mattresses, Feather Bers, and other Bedding, tand: SDAY MORN: Blankets, Bureaus, Wardrobe, Toilet Sets, Curtains, Looking - K tehen and P: »ver that amount a es bearing luterest, and sat- WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. oc %.- Do, Cc Curtains, Waiters, Covk Refrigerato: Tron and Stone W Terms: and %) Gaye FUTURE DAYS. By WALL & BARNAR SURNITURE AND Hé AT AveTion —Om FRIDA instant. ®t 10 o'clock, we will xell, at th of M. Willian, Fe north, the D, Auctioneers. Sufas, do. Rocker, Parlor Ciuairs, do, Divans, 1 Paintings, Matoguny and othe SMuand; Curtains and Shades, an r, Sate, $9 and under oxsh ; over that amount 60 ring interest, ®ud WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. credit for notes eatisfxotorily endorsed. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, © EFFECTS OF A FAMILY Ne Ho Vat AvcTioN.—On FRI- ing Effects. svch as 00 56-d for any person wishing to p dences in this section of the ‘Terms: One-third cash for notes besring intere: upon the premises, oo Bd vek, & good lot of House! Mahogany Sofas, Sideboard, and Bureaus. D Spring seat Chairs and Rocket Centre Table Marble-top Wi High and Low Cane and Wo Rout Tables and Stands, ashsinks and Tables, seat Chairs. Fottet Seta, Festher Beds, Bo stera and Pi'‘iows, Hair, Cotton, aed Siu k Mat ts, Biarkets, Quiits, > Wa ber an Passaze Qilolorh, M Andiron, Shovel and Tongs, Fenders, Blind -, Lookir Cooking, Cha wher, and Hal, St ve ub a large and g sn: ral assortmen and Crocke:y Ware, A large lot of Kitehen Terms cash. Siep Carpets, i Cuina, Glass A. EREEN, Auct. ‘Ane VALUABLE TWEEN N ann © Stree M«NDAY, the Ist of N front of the premises, some a-d va:uab'e building lots kr 15 and 13. in square No. 242 ech hay buildiug front of 63 and ruuniug back to a 15 feet a O streets west. aT AveTION.-—On Ler, 1 shalt sell, im m , two hand- nas lots Nos. ing & beautiful feet i inc, on Vermont avenue. hetween N an y of this hend- ‘able piece of property ; balance in 12and 24 months, secured by a deed of trust A. GREEN, Anct Fy SY PER 29th, co shail EB KEEPING hFFRCT SDAY Damask an Cane and \ 00 Superior Srues Steir Oileleth, Mattngs, Mahogany Framed Mirrors, Be nut, Cherry,and Maple Bedsteads, Hall Gita * iranc ole Mahogan: of vari ws Dressing and Washstands, Wardrobes Feather Beds, “uoerior Bian Superior Co king Stove ‘Together with a Housekeeping itofl, dorsed, .C. McGUIRE. IOR KOSEW Piano Forte, Exc Hovss THL EVEN-OCTAVE ELLENS FURNITURE AND S$ aT PUBLIC SaLe.—On and FRIDAY mencing each day al sell, the Furniture’and E. 4, On north G street, near | rising Superior Rosewood Seven-o: made by Wil iam Crimson, Plush, and Arm Chairs, Rockers, Marbl- top Centre, 8. Mahogsny Dininy Two handsome V Bookcases, o'clock &. m, we ts of J. H. Knott, sireet west, com etave Piano Forte, Kvabe & Co., but little used, Hair cloth Covere: Union and Parior Chairs, fasnd Pier Tables, +4 reaktsst and Card Pabies, alnut Maibie-top Secretary and ace Curtains, Window Shades, un, ind Ingrain Carpets, ‘oilet Sets, Tables, Bolsters. and Pillows, Execlent Curled tairand Husk Mattresses, kets, Comforts, spreads, Parlor and Chamber Stoves sud Fire-irons, Extension Dining ‘Tabie, Dining Chairs, Mahogany Siueboard. Retrizerator, x ei rge and general assortment of Kequisite-, all of which are ol exovlient quality and in good condition. Terms; $3)and vader ¢:sh ; over that sum a cred- Sand ¢ mouths, for notes satistaccorily en- bearing interest. = = oc zi-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Avets. KitcHE: m, lence of a N By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF FURNITURE AT AY, the Ist of November, y deciining housekeep: aware avenue, mn Capitol Hill, ‘ment of Household and K. reets north. © consistirg ip Mahogany So! 10. Feather Cottage Curtan sary t erate. Terms Y All sums under $30 cash; over $30 a cre- dit of 3) and§so days, * notes satisfactorily en dorsed, bearing interest. By order of the Trustee: %0-eots oo Sileboard, lass, an TUESDAY ” he “Island oeene ‘and 6th streets il, by virtue of a d the ‘ant records for W. snery Three Sets of sey cellent Together with ail tha Be. Broperty may be exammed by application to coma A MRScuE Gor meet between B and C & handsome and large iteheu Furniture ; » Spring-seat Chairs a: Do. Marbie-top and Chambe: Centre and Side Tabies, ining aod Breakfast Ta- Pier Tables, Washsinks. and Card Ta- ¢ Mirrors, Mantei Ornament welgand Ingrain Carpets, Oile otus. Hair, Cotton and Stuck } Beds, Roisters and Pi Comforts, Quilts. Bian Bedsteads, Cane seat Chau 8, Shsdes, Andiro: d F Chamber, Parlor, and Cook: fo foterk K arge lot of Kitehen Keq With many other articles, which we deem unneces- fas the City Board of E: was indicted by the Grand Jury for bribery in re ceiving money for infiuence in securing eeriain leences. . A. GREEN, Avot. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF MACHINERY AND Fixiur«s oF THE *Istann Brewkry, M I November 4d, at i ashington at) of the: “Teand ine, Copper Kettl ber ot Canke re acd y ‘wo agous, cca ae. tue necassary Furniture and Ap residue im 6 and 12 besnag built on the frontiers of the The Madrid journals Positively, szvisen of the tarime Tn a iiberdi spirit! Ziouhe The new Colonial tariff of the Duteb Auots. ment will shortiy be pubi ‘ened revision of anature to alarm the Colsatal panes, Pree Paris correspondent of the Times, refer- sa friendly arrangement but notbiog will be done until the Minister cf Portugal at the Prench ports, who Paris Thereiay, arrives at Lisbon. ae = The French Government bas leatnt, by a teie- 4 graphic despatch from Alexandria, of > “delequent ne yalt the = sso corvette-of-war ipusbagis a at Accounts received from Algiers by the French government announce that the Empire of Moroo- vd is in a state of great disorganization and apar- tT pondence tis reported in the Paris corres or the Times that the English Consui et Salonice has requested the Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Island to send 2 a by the exeou- tion of three Christians, and of the insult offered to their remains by the Turkish populace. Lt was said that the new company for ibe Great Eastern steamship was delayed in Completing its organization by the non-attendance of thedirec- — of the old company tocomplete the necessary forms Lord Charles Wellesley. brother and beir pre- sumptive to the Duke of Wellington, is dead. The equonoctial gales are reported to bave done much damage to the shipping in the German Ocean. Several vessels were wrecked, and some lives lost. No American vessels are mentioned in the list of disasters Mr. Robert Dale Owen, Ex U. 8. Minister to Naples, bad arrived in Engiand, and was paying & visit to bis father, Robert Owen, who wascon- fined to his bed by Illness. The Gazette announces that the Queen has granted the dignity of a Baronet to Sir James Outram The tate disastrous floods in Ireland are ssid to have seriously injured the Potato crops in the low lying districts, where the disease was de- stroving a large portion of the yield. A Spauish steamer had discovered two islands = the coast of Africa, and taken possession of therm Accounts from Syria state that the chole:a hae carried off 30,000 persons at Mecca. The corporation of Limerick had taken steps for the formation of a company to start steam packets peti ste de and America. Accord- ing to the royal commissioners’ report, Foynes is the beat of Iria ports. one On the evening preceding the departure of the Pacific from Gaiway. a grand entertainment was given on board. and Mr. Lever, in the course of bis remarks, stated that arrangements were in progress for running steamers from Foynes to America during the winter months. baa- uet was attended by Lord Bury, Mr. Roebuck, ar P_,and several otber gentlemen of distinction. The marriage of the Duke de Melakoff with Mademoiselle Panieza was solemnized in the Imperial Chapei of St. Cloud, on the evening of the 12th inst.,in the presence of the Em; and Empress and a numerous and brilliant ss- semblage. Marshal Vaillant, Minister of War, and M Walewski, Minister of Foreign Affairs, gave away the bridegroom, and M. Fould, Min. ister of State, and a Spaniard, the Marquis de Casa Riera, did the same office for the bri The Duke is said to be in bis 67th year, and bride in her 33d. They were expected to start forthwith for England Later from the Pacific Coast. Sr. Lovrs, Oct. 27 —The overland mail with California letters of the ist inst. bas arrived, but brings no papers A battle took place at the Four Lakes, in Ore- gon, on the Ist of September, between 300 tr under Col. Wright, and 500 Indians. The latter were completely routed, with 17 killed and many wounded. The troops sustained no loss what- ever The Oregon Legislature met at Salem on the 13th of September and adjourned sine de > thus ziving up the formation of # State organization until the Territory shall have been regularly ad- mitted into the Union by Congress There had been several attempts to fire the town of Portiand Herrid and Wholesole Massacre in N. York. New Yorx, Oct. 27 —A horribie massacre was perpetrated in West 30th street last night. Two Persons were murdered, and five are wounded. mortally. The victims are the family of Francis Goulday, = » & lumber merchant, consisting of bimself, wife, two sons, two daugbters, and a servant girl. The sons, aged res; tively 9 and 12 are already dead, and the wife is dying. The others It is believed cannot live. The murderer, the eldest son of Mr. Goulday, bas committed suicide. His motive is supposed to have been revenge, as he was detected some weeks avo, in the act of robbing bis father of a large amount The Meeker Will Case. Newark, N. J., Oct. 26 —The well-known Meeker will case, which bas cecupied the etten- tion of our Courts. more or less, for 1 number of years, bas assumed a new pbesr, and is now bei tried before Justice Haines in the Supreme Court, Ctreuit. Nea:ly three weeks have been eecupied in bearing the evidence. Thi! Morning, the summing up was commenced by Courtlant Parker, Exq.. for the plaintitts, and Bon A Cc. M Pennington, of New York, for the defence. The case will be closed for the plaintiff by E F. Frelinghuysen, Esq. It is thought the counsel will occupy the remainder of the wi in sum- ming up The Vellow Fever at the South, CuaRLEston, Oct. 24 —Twenty-two deaths occurred here from yellow fever last week New Onteans, Oct. 25.—The deaths from fever on Saturday were 45 The deaths by yellow fever, in Charity Hospt- tal, for the twenty-four hours ending at 6 Pm. Saturday were If, being a considerable decrease. Marder Trial. Newark, NJ, Oct 9 —The trial of James Me Mabon, who was indicted by the recent rand Jury, forthe murder of bis sister, in this city. on the 17th ult , and who was arrested « few weeks since at St. Louis, by Chief Whitney. of the Newark Police, isset down for November stb There is but littledoubt but thet be will suger the extreme penalty of the law Los, of @ Steamer. Sr Lovis, Oct. 23 —The steamer ““H D New- combe,”* Capt. McGill, which sailed hence on the 23d for New Orleans, with a full cargo and a large number of passengers, struck # snag on the Mississippi and sunk. All the p: crew were saved. The boat and cago were in« sured for $30.000 agers end Bank Failure and Excitement in Peoria Pgorta, Hl , Oct. 6 —There ts a great excite. ment here caused by the failure of Messrs. Onr- tiss & Co., bankers. There are threats of mot. bing the banking house and the residences of the members of the firm. The military are ordered to be in readiness. The United States Agricultural Fair. RicnMonp, Oct. 26 —The Fair Grounds bave been thionged all day. An address was deliy- ered by Geveral Tilghman, President. and soreches were mete by Governor Wise, ex. Pires ident Tyler, and WC. Rives rine Newark City Oificinis Under Indictment. Newarx, Gct 96 —John Penn,» member of cixe from the lith Wara, Baltimore Markets. Batrimoag, October 27 —Fiour |= very dull; loward street aud Onio $5.12\ 45 25; City Mille 75a5 4 W beat steady; red $1 i5a1 22, white #1 45ai au, Corn is dull and heavy; old white 20e75c Whiskey is quiet at 226 Provisions are quiet. New Yerk Markets New Yorn, October 26 —Fiour is firm; State at $4 2184.35; Ohio $5.25a85 35; Southern $5a is, and Ha'f barrels, | #535. Wheat tx rm; Chicago spring 70.%e ; West~ ern white $112 Cora is bigter; mixed G6atde, Pork is quiet; mess $17a817 1 Lard is quiet, at 94 al0Ke. Whisky is quiet, at 2c. pa SteuLa ep paheg, “FO 't, @ come nereround odes Pa har Gavin ; o 00 8 eu5t Mik wine's,