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Secondhand &'esrsstfsere Bought.

The highest Cash Price paid for Al descriptions Of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city ard wishing dis
poe Of their furniture ,y cir advantage call Oh
the unItr, :lred.
Ao-Second hand Furniture l, exchanged and repaired.
?. n. TOUHNE,
ruann - B.LrOnUe street
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"SYMMEs' HoLE" Its Orisin-Afost of our read
ers have doubtless seen illusions to the theory of
Captain Symmes who maintained that the world is
hollow, with an opening at the poles. 1t created
quite as much excitement at the time as Phillips Fire
Annihiator, or Ecricssons Air Propeller, produced
among the "moderns." The following copy Of one
of his circulars will explain his theory:
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Dickens has his thrust at the huge dry goods bales
which women make Of themselves nowadays, i'll the
last chapter of " Little Dorritt." He speaks of Il
I" countess who secluded somewhere in the core
Of an immense dress, to which she was in the pro-
portion OF the heart to the Overgrown cabbage"
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#. w.. Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
BATON ROUGE, l. A.,
Practices his Profession in aits hra>hss in the Parishes Of
EAST a1d WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST ard WEST FELICIANA,
AID SUPREME CQUET IN New Orleans oeLt @75f
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Bunch quarter do 81 d q o215 toi O.
At q cargo sale made in Boston ten days since,
layers brought S. 25 to "a 279; bunch s. s73
half boxes 81 80 to- 81 92 and quarters so to Csc,
four months credit It will be seen that our market
gives advantages over most any other for cargo saes
and with lite more capital and men of Judgment
and capacity, the foreign trade Of our city in this
branch Of business could be greatly and proftably
extended.
fhalf q dozen or more Of houses with appliances
and means for importing dry goods could be esab-
lshed in our city, and the proprietors themselves
persons Of ability and well Versed in all the details of
the dry goods trade, it would enhance the general
trade Of cur city ncaculahle extent There
importers of dry goods here many years ago, before
the Mexican trade dwinded into nothing. But when
cotton began to have great influence in the CONNER
cial world the vending ofdry goods became too insig
ncan for those who considered dealing in cotton and
tobacco the ne Plus ultra of commercial greatness.
Dry goods has been of more service in making New
York the great metropolis of trade than all the other
branches of trade combined. Look at the manifests
of the numerous steamers which arrive every week
at that port from Europe, and it will be seen that dry
goods compose threefourths of the cargoes If how
ever, we cannot have dry goods direct from Europe,
ket for the staples and if our imporatons are rather
Insignificant alongside Of New York, we can turn
out the other boot, and challenging that city to ex
coed US in EXPORTS or even reach the value as shown
by our custom-house records.
The mail failed yesterday from beyond Augusta
Ga. Nothing of great interest was expected so the
authorities will excuse any censure to-day. We ough
to have the Atlantic's mails to-day The next steamc
from Liverpool, which is due on the 18th inst, will
the Canada at Boston. As it is evident that nethe
of the New York lines collins and Cunard) pus
their vessels as formerly, account of expenses,
is doubtful if there will be any short passages for til
coming six months until the Adriatc appears. 7
Quebec it is fourteen hours less run from I4verpo
than it is from Liverpool to New York but the S
Lawrence will be closed by ice before many day
after that the Quebec line will run from Liverpool
Portland, Maine, Where is the Havre steamer Fra
co.'s Arago due at this port, now out thirty day
We hope this line will be more successful in its p
sages than what appears to be the result of this,
first steamship passage.
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Fashionable Clothing.
r. PITKTN & CO.,

r. PITKTN & CO.,
@ No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Between Common and GravIer streets.
We receiving by every arrival full and Fashionable
Stock of CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
BUSINESS SUITS variety coos and the latest and best
styles.
PILOT CLOTH COATS, a large and splendid assortment
SAC AND PALETOT, long md large and medium length
TALMAs AND the latest style and fine finish
Black and Blue CLOTH ClOAkS long and medium lengths,
and neat finish.
Black Blue, Brown and Olive CLOTH FROCkS and DRESS
COATS, finished in the best style, medium and fine quality
VESTS, Of every variety.
Black and Fancy Velvet VESTS.
CASHMERE Coored and Black all styles Of Silk VESTS.
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS.
DRESSING GOWNS
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, full stock.
BOYS AND YOUTHS SHIRTS.
UMBRELLAS
And article wanted for ou will be sold low ms
" ~ R. PITKIN CO.,
n3 2p6t<W , II Camp street.
CGrpetiNgs.
Just received per ships Neptune Edward Hyan and
morency, from Liverpool fresh supply of designs
beautiful patterns VELVET, TAPESTRY and BRUSSELS
CARPETNG, from the celebrated nanuactory of j. eros
ley 4 Sons
Also
ALL WOOL and HEMP DUTCH,
superior article for Counting IoSeS Offices and Nurseries
COCOA AND CANTON MATING.
TODD & GANDOLFI
n3 9p6t 10 Canal s., near Royal, Touro Buildings
Housekeeping Goods.
complete assortment OF articles Of use, such
LAMPS,
KNIVES AND FORKS,
JAPANNED WARE, TIN WARE
WOODEN WARE IRON WARE
BRUSHES, BASKETS,
DOOR AND TABLE MATS, etc,
For sale At low prices, by
?. r. FELL & CO.,
o21 2pntE2tW II Camp street.
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TIYATr Is FIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOUSE
Ill and General Newspaper Agents, are Sal 70 De
No Commercial Pace.-FHrties having Euoi-
IONS to Iake HOUSES sell rent SLAVES to hire etc,
or persons wishing ADVERTISE in Of the Louisiana or
Mis- newspapers, 81 StRlBE Tor OF tle Is-
rcln or Foreign Literary Journals "ll be promptly and fa-
fully calling No. y Commercial Place te!5 ~
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NEW ENGLAND.
BoSToN, Nov. All the New England States
have gone for Fremont.
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Auttiplr SaIes.


II LADIES' MANTlLIIAS AND CLoAhs
BY BLACHE Il LEAUMONT.
WEDNhsDAY, 9TH inst, Mt ~ O'clock ,llhrt a:
,rss MI i II auettiH at their auction roonF NO. " 'e'
An invoice Of light dark Cloth Cashmere and
eay.TERMs-cash. n5
OTIS DENNIS, BLEACuED CoTToNs AND DRY
Goods
BY BIACIIE Il BEAUMONT, Auctioneers
WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst, at TO o'clock A.
w NJ at auction At their auction rooms II Charities street,
cases Of fine .Co,ored Cottons;
of Oxford and Otis Denims.
ALSO
An assortnen. Dry Stripes Flannels; Ba
sts 2n III s% Ga"SS SSns s n ne Linen
untershr1s: Cotton Shirts, etc.
hB"TERMSAt sale. ms
GOOD MAHOGANY FURNITURE, BRUSSELS VELVET
Carpets Plated Ware, Auction, without Reserve
account OF Departure. -
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctoneer, w
Office, No. Commercial Place.
LNItEUAE. 9TH inst ut hnif-pnst 10 o'clock,
No; % rio street. between NHyades and Pryt"r. $751;
win be sold
contents of cottage house consisting, in pa of Sofas;
ss N0fh SF and saf Sf"s n" sas F
Pillows lolster bedding; Window Shades; Fine Velvet
d Thre,ply CARPETS Mating and Rnss Plated G"'s AID
ing Stove Kitchen Utensils; c"l, etc.
riJrTE'M&-snsh nd
JUDGMENTS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF WILLIAM
BY TOCRNE 4 THOMAS Auctionecrs.
Office No. 70 Exchange Alley
* .rpgIgsElNF Nov, Is, 1856; Mt 12 O'Clock NJ.
n A" oper from he i" NJ H. Rcynol Judge Of Tic Fonr
District Court Orleans, dated Oct H. 1856 for account
Of s" Ssds VII So he % G y! and Judgments belonging
tgarhe schedule can the office Of the Auroneers
~" TEtMS-Casil oil the spot. nj 8 Y ID
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y FARTMENTrhe Lectures III this Department Will com
mence SECOND MONDAY Of November 1876 and con.
time unit, the FIRST MONDAY of April 1851. They Will
embrace important branches Of Civil toi1non. Con-
stuorn international Law well Equity, ar!spl-
lpnce and Lectures will be delivered by e" Fro
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e.. 2pti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-02
Disturbance at Political Meeting

LOUISVILLE, KY Sept 3O.-Two political
meetings were called last night--one for Thos
l.. Jones, (American,) at East Hall, and the
other for Csssius M. Clay, Fremont elector,)
at West Hall of the court house. Clay COM
mcnced by drawing comparisons between Ken
lucky and Ohio as affected by slavery, when
Kisses, hurrahs, and various other cries, en-
tirciy drowned his voice Mr. Clay several
times attempted TO proceed during half an
hour, and as often was prevented by outcriss
ard alree fight on the floor The city IN arshal
valnly tried to appease the crowd. At length,
Clay suspended all attempts to speak until
Jones concluded, when he spoke to a few per-
sons nearly an hour, and was frequently in
terrupted.
The Journal (Americsn) says the democrats
made the disturbance and hurrahed for Fill
more The Times and Democrat (democratic)
says the democrats took no part in the dis
turoance. The latter paper says that it was
confined principally to boys. The Courier says
the scene was worthy a pandemoniun, and
that large gang Of thoughtless boys and in
discrec: men who attempted to abridge liberty
of speech deserve the severest apprehension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-02
By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
VVNRUSrEE'S SALEO FRAME House

- bdheTy, Suu Let on inc teland.-By viz
tue OF a DE- ed In trust, bearing date on the pod
August, 1854, recorded in liber A. = No SIS,
fc'ios 1l, et seq, the sub 'criber will sell, at
public sale on MONDAY, the ith day Of August,
1855, at 6k O'Clock p M on the premises, parts
Of lots Nos "a and 25, in square $50, fronting as
feet on south L street, by &c feet 6 inches on Cd
street west, with the Improvements, which con-
sist Of weil-bui!t and comfortable two-stcYy
flame Dwelling house and Bakery.
The above property is situated In a rapid Y I'M
proving part OF the city, and offers very favora-
Die opportunity 10 persons desiring to obtain a
residence or place Of business, or to Invest
Terms: One third cash, and the balan ce Ga @,
9, and II months, for notes bearing interest, Sc
cured upon the property, and ifnot complied with
Ia five days after the sale the property will be re-
sold, upon one weeks notice, at the risk ard ex-
pease OF the purchaser. All coaveyancing at the
ext ense Of the purchaser.
CHAS. 8 WALT ACHTus'ee
jy l1-2dw&ds j. &. MCGUIRE, Au tr.
III Tho abovs sale is postponed on ac
count OF he rain until FRIDAY, August g, same
hour AID place.
CHAS. s WALLACE, Trustee.
aug 5-eo&ds &c MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
IL The purchaser at the above sale hav.
ing failed 10 comply with tie terms thereof, the
property will be resold on MONDAY, the 9th day
Of October, 1856 at Ak O'Clock e. NJ, on the
premises. CHAS. s. WALLACE, Trustee
Sc 21-eod ds J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-02
The Presidents Journey.

SPRINGFIELD, Oct. President Pierce ar
rived here at ten o'clock TO day, and was re-
ceived st The depot by a large crowd Of citi-
zens, and welcomed by Mayor Stevens in an
appropriate speech, to which the President
briefly replied, the crowd cheering alternate
ly for Pierce and Fremont. He proceeded tn
to Nashua via Worcester, remaining at the
former place to night
CONCORD, OCT 2-The President stopped
last night at Nashua, where he was visited by
Gen Peaslee and few other select friends.
He comes hither to-day under the escort Of
the Manchester Veterans, ami is momentarily
expected. A large crowd has gathered at the
depot, awaiting his arrival
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IL DaIley,s Genuine Pain Ex,,ac,.r

Will subdue the pain and Inflammation from tho severcst
ourns or seads In from twenty that Il
VIII h-a te wounds without aud
ies-Sait Rheum-ln amma.Ory rheum atismSore
ana inhamed Eyrs-Cuts- Wounds ruses-Oli and In
VeterAe nores-Scald Hssd-Corns and
-SPrains-S ADMINISTRATIONS -ChilhIaiEs-Bts insects
all other infamnsory cRtsueous diseases. where The
parts affected can be reached.
Don De lncrednoGs aDoui the diseases named
cured by only one thngbu reflect that few but posi-
1--WE properties which the DALEY Saye CONTAINS
to Ourcan reach
Aore mentioned diseases but many enumerated
each oox OF GksUIEE DALLY's PAIN upon
Steel Plate Engraved Label with OF O.
CLlChENEB CO, proprietOrs, aud HENRY DALEY
per box.
81 All orders should be addressed CIV ClIckener Co.
IL Barclay street, New York.
s@for sale by CHAs. sToTT, MARIN PALMER. and
Druggists generally. aps-eoSm
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MONSIEUR GASZyNsKI,

MONSIEUR GASZYNSKI,
(ASSiSTED BY MADAME GASZYNSKI1
4 T E 5ORO OF DANCING,
AS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE TO
- the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Wash. an
ingtoh and Georgetown that he will open SslA
MS classes for this accomplishment In the ~
Hiost fashionable style In Washington at {Wf4
Temperance Hall, l. street, between 9th f. IA
ana ioth the propIietors having EXPIRE ssly --ssAS
nxeo In the most elegant manner for his use also
Ioi pfivaie Parties, Balls, Lectures, and Concerts
az In Georgetown at Union Hall, Union hotel.
mr has testimonials from all rar:s Of the
Union Tor his capability As a teacher Mr. 9 Is
engaged In the College CT Georgetown, and ia the
best circle ~ 81 '-'
His classes will be CONNER ced In Washington
on me ota CT October. Every Wednesday and
saturday for children from O'Clock D m, and
IN georgetown every Tuesday and Friday from .
PRACTISING SOIREES
IN IN washington every Wednesday and Saturday
IT. IN I'LL 10 O'Clock p. m, at George own eyery
tuesday and Friday Ladies and Gentlemen
dances. > % ii''ueiA
Application Cor terms can be made at the ,esi.
n 16,T OF NJ o No 4c7 street, between 9th and
lOth, or at the Hall .eSo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-02

NATIONAL THEATRE. --Shiel's play of "Eyad.
ne" though worn somewhat threadbare to a
Washington audience through many, repeti-
tions, was rendered in an acceptable manner
at the National last night. The bill for to-
night We confess 10 much more to our taste,
and We shall be very much disappointed if the
present c9mpany does not show Itself pre-emi-
nent in the brilliant comedy, comedietta, and
farce announced therein.
Mrs Davenport takes her benefit and makes
ner last appearance on to morrow night This
excellent company has contributed much to
the pleasure Of our citizens, and we shall part
from 1t with regret
CENrR. MARKET Tho supply this morn
ing was less than usual, though Of excellent
quality. Country dealers were not very nu-
merous, and the market space was sufficient
to accommodate all. The prices have not al.
tered materially during the past week.
ASSAULT AND DISoRDERLY CONDUCT Pat
rick Rady was arrested yesterday by Officer
Cooper, for an assault on o female and other
disOrderly conduct. He was carried before
Justice MorSell, who committed him to Jail in
default Of security.
WATCH RETURNS Ann Kahoe, yaprant.
workhouse ninety days Susan Mattingiy, do
do; Benz Rafael, drunk and disorderly, dis.
missed; Joseph Jones, out after hours, fine
and costs; Mary Jane Mason, do, dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-02
Bv JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioreer
TRUSTEE q SALE OF HOUSE AMI

Let.-on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Oct
i7th, 1856, at4 O'Clock. on the premises by virtue
~ deed Of uust dated October 2lst, 1917, ard
duly recorded In Liber w. b No 137. folios 2I9,
&C, and OF the land records for Washington
county, the su disorders will sell at Public AuctIo
to the highest bidders, parts Of Lots No 6 and t,
commencing at the northwest angle Of Lot No 7
in Square No. SIS, and thence south with the liz
OF I'd street west 10 feet inches to the dividing
part Of Lot RIO. 2, thence due east SO feet thence
due north 10 feet inches, and thence due vest to
I'd street, the place Of beginning, together with
the Improvements, consisting Of a two-story
Frame House.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue In 8, -,
and Is months with Interest, secured by deed OF
trust on tie pIerifes
RICHARD WALLACH. Trustee.
Sc 30-eo&ds JAS C. McGIJIRE Anct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-02

fONCos FkhALs PiLL5.-The combipa alton OF Iugredi
ehts IN ihe fs are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy
Tets sre based upon extensive
years aDd where the directions have been strictly fol
Owed they have never failed to Irregularities
reltevs p'iner and difficult menstruson 2srticlsrIT Al
the change OF life. They viii whites and remov.
sill arising from oOd exposure any
sh1 may De used successfully Preventive Call urou
the SCENT ana get Circular for particulars free
Prfco VI per box, with fan directions
retsi 6y UdAS. STOTT Druggist Pennsylvania avenus
81 D mAiIs 52s Seventh street, Washington D. c.
ana T. D. OiSSEL, Georsetown to whom orders us
De sent and the Ps will be conhdentsy By mail 10
ladies' who enclose them dollar. - 10y
gerry. 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-02
AUCTION SALES,
BY JAS. e. MCGUIRE. Auctionecr.
LHUhNlTURE AND HuIIsxuorn =.

Dy JAS. Z. MCGUIRE. Auctionecf
kfChNIIURE AND HOUSEHOLD ER.
- iects AZ Auctten.-OnM MONDAY MORN
INo, october 9th, at 10 O'Clock, on Pennsvlvsnis
avenue, between 2lst and I'D streets. shall selI
TIE urniture and Effects Of gentl oman declIn-
Ing housekeeping, comprising :
mahogany Hair Spring Sofa and Perlor Chairs
Marnle-top Table, set Of Quartetts Tables
walnut Secretary and Bookcase
Divans, Ottomans, Mantel Ornaments
cane seat Chairs, Lounge, Window Shades
Carpets, Oilcloth, Mating
stair Carpet, Rods and Eyes, Rugs,
Cottage Bedsteads, Walnut Bureaus
Waskstands, Toilet Sets
superior Hair and Husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows, Blans tets, Comforts
Dining Table, Refrigerator
CHINA, Glass, and CrockoTyware
Excellent Cooking Stove AID fixtures, &C.
Together with general assortment OF House
keeping articles.
Terms: $50 and under cash /; over that sum a
notes, bearing interest
oc2-d J. C MCGUIRE, Aucrr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-02
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
From THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY ROUSE PRINTING YELEaRAPB.
Latcr from Nicara9na-

New YORK, Oct. 2-The steamer Tennessee
rom San Juan on the 2lst and Key West on
tne 9th, has arrived
g me omeers Of the Tennessee report that AZ
~ IN nicaragua are assuming more favor.
S.e aspect as regards the stability Of WAL
Isoo veInment His army now numbers
IN good health ""'''e 'io0Pe
a detachment Of Walkers troons h.5 mad.
TWO attempts to dislodge a psrty Of naiiy.s
VINO nau ehtrenched themselves AT San Ia
cin.o, OUT were repulsed on both Occasions
with loss OF twenty killed and uonnSed
Inc enemy were said TO have had 100 Killed
Inc last accounts state that Walker vss
about to dispatch body Of artillerists TO make
third attempt.
Ex-President Rivas is said to be defunc,
and unacknowlcdged By any party.
Leon was still In Possession Of the native
Honduras and San Salvador troops-alI in a
deplOrable condition from sickness and starva-
tiOr, and their ranks constantly thinned by
desertion and the choera-ffteen to twenty
dying daily. Walker had cut of all their
means Of supplies.
The fate Of DR.. Livingston was not certainly
known, but il is believed that he has not been
executed.
Inc cholera was still raging in Costa Rioa,
. resident Mora had reviewed the troops at
San jose; but on being asked IL thew were
ready to go to Nicsrsgus and drive the Amer
leans out, they answered, emphstically, "No;'
put II the the Americans attempted TO invade
Costa Rica, they were ready 70 oppose them.
The British feet was still at San Juan, and
additions were daily expected.
hey Wet was healthy, and the weather had
been cool Two unknown vessels were re-
ported ashore near Cape Florida, and vessel
had been despatched to their assistance The
stern OF schooner named the " Wild" or
" Carrier" Pigeon, recently nosted in above
the reef The brig Molunkas, from Philsdel-
phia, had arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-02

E%OR SALE.--A TRACT OF LAND, CON-
= tanning about Is acres, on the Heights Of
Georgetown, being part Of the Valley View
Farm, the residence Of the late John II King
deceased. This Is one OF the desira BILE sites
in the District for fine private residence abou,
20 acres OF this tract Is beautiful grove Of tim
Der, the balance cleared AMI in high state OF cul-
tivation. The summit Of this tract is from $50 10
400 feet, above tide water, and las dne view Of
Washington, Georgetown, and the adjacent val
ley Of the Potomac. IL will be sold entire or In
lots
Also, a large Frame Dwelling house and Lot
On the corner Of Fifth and Fl streets west Wash
ington city.
Apply at Valley View Farm, or to DIR. H. King,
No. go Prospect street, Georgetown, ID. G.
je 16-n INTEL +. J. KING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-02
New York Marke.s

NEw YORK, Oct Flour closed with de-
clining tendency; sales 500 bbls State So 20
sS6 SIS; Ohio Sc 65aS7 TO- standard Southern
81 aS740.
Wheat is declining; sales of sc 600 bushels;
white 81 60aSl GA; red 81 As Corn is dull;
Gales Of 30 900 bushels; Southern mixed 66.c.
Pork is dull; sales Of mess at $50 Il! Beef
is quiet; Chicago repacked Sill. Lard is very
duh; sales in bbls at l4tc.
Whisky is advancing; sales Of Ohio at 39,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-02
liz Coats, Pants, and Vests.

,o., DTtSS oEsIS, bHStNtS5 SHffS.
NAL WtLKER Co., hAKsLE HALL CLsrErss Enro-
uh Browns hotel Building, respectfully that
.heir annual display OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
nov ready Tor Inspection, comprising NJ
eEErLErES AND YOUTHS CLOTHING TIE and rich
est Designs In material trimming workmanship To
"a so stady excellence, with economy
nces NJ dress an opportunity Is offered selscng
rom QUE o. The most attractive stock Of goods city
" very re1uce1 prtCee. o--tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-02

ENOR RENT.-A DELI6HTFULCO
l. the summer residence Of Rev w French,
situated near Linnean Hill, and residence Of
John Pierce, Esq about two miles from the city,
with stable and about IL acres Of land. Also for
sale, on the premises, an excellent family horse,
accustomed to the saddle or carriage; two good
cows; carriage; cart, and various farming uten-
sils Forinformation apply tor. c. JOHNSON,
Sig 12th street, near the KiTkwoods. Sc 3O-lw*
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Oct. Flour is unchanged
sales of Howard street at 1918 and City Mills
at So 62t.
Wheat is firm; sales of reds at 81 45sSI so,
and white, fer good to choice, at 81 .55aSl 81.
Corn is steady; sales Of white at 6oa6Sc., and
yellow at 65a67c
Whisky is irni; sales OF City and Ohio at 81 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-02
Convention Of the Episcopal Oh arch !.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1 The session Of the
General Trien nial Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States COM
menced here today in S.. Luke's church.
Divine service was celebrated, and an eloquent
sermon was preached by Bishop Doane, of New
Jersey after which the Bishops withdrew to
their chamber. and the House Of Clerical and
Lay Deputies was organized by the reelection
Of DR.. Creighton president and DR. Hone sec
rotary. The opening services were very i'm
pressiye, and attracted an immense throng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-02
Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct 2-Stocks are frmer; Chi
cago and Rock Island 81; Cumberland Coal
Company l6i; Illinois Central shares ll7l;
Illinois Central bonds $50, extra dividend.
S.; Reading Railroad 50; Virginia 6'I 9lt.
Sterling exchange is dull at 1895