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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-01

PUBLICATION In the Star Of YESTERDAY, in re-
gard to the movements of the Northern Liberties
Fire Company Oh the night Of Tuesday last requires
notice. Tine writer wishes To know why the com
pany were marching in that particular dIrection'-
the scene OF disorders! This is certainly very sin
guar inquiry. 4 lie company composed OF free
citzens, who surely havea right 10 march IN a peace
able manner IN any direction they please That they
were SO engaged, interfering with no one when a..
tackled by stones and pistols from persons standing
on me corner OF "a street, he abshed by un
doubted testimony. 80
lnsaDother statement lin the "States') il is men
TONED that the Company "cOuntermarched," thereby
intlHatIng that this done with n view to pro-
woke an assault This, too, Is a gratuliOus lInputa-
non. HE company were paradlng las they had a
right 10 dol I'm preparation for their visit to PhIa-
oeiPhia; and why the exercise of that privilege
should he deemed "a violation of law" they are al
loss 10 understand. IL IS tue they were aimed for
defence, aud were only doing what self preservation
demanded when they were wantOnly attacked and
repealed that attack best they could. Could n
have been expected that they should receive INSULT
ard violence without Resistance: This ~ asking
rather TOO much. Was II To- be eX pected that they
should he deferred by threats froIa exercising their
privileges as freemen; Whilst they ackuOw led 20
their accountability tuf any violation Of law they
cannot submit 10 intimidation in the exercise Of their
rights. II respectable merchants IN that neg hboy-
hood knew that "a had been brewing ali day -
why did they not Sc theI IniUrnatIO To prevent
The Northern Liberties Company posItIveIy dis
claim al Intention To modest any body. When as
saulted they know their rights, and will MAINTAIN
hem. J, L. HALLEcK,
IL President n, T.. r Co.
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OFFICIAL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


September s. Ia57.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the bolda,z
of stocks If the United States that ths Depsrtuen,
Will purchase such certificates shalt he reco,ved
here, duly assigned to the United States prev,aus
to the LIST day Of November next, al the rates here
toiOre offered and paid, viz:
lo per cent. premium on the loan of 1912:
10 per cent. premium lOaus Of i247 snd 1919 and
per cent. premium on Texas indemnify 5 per cant
stock, together with the interest accrued i'm each
case from LIST July.
Certificates of stock received here on or after ths
LIST day of November, until further notice shall ha
gwen, VIII be purchased at the following rates. VIZ
per cent. premium on the loan Of 1892;
IA per cent. premium the loans of 1877 and 1919
and
per cent. premium Texas indemnity & Der
cent. stock, with the accrued interest payable there
On, respectively.
Where certificates Of stock inscribed and trans
frrable on the books Of the Treasury shall M re-
ceIved here, assigned 10 the United States between
the lst December when the transfer books will be
ciose4a and the LIST January, when the half-yearIv
interest ls payable, the accrued interest for rne half
year must he expressly assigned TO the United States
bS the stakeholder as no interest for the current
naf year be included in the settlement lut the
same will be payable by the Assistant Treasurer on
The interest schedules as heretofore,
In all cases the purchase sums will be settled IN
favor of the lawful holder of the stock, who shall
assign 1t TO the United States IN the mode prescribed
by the regulations of assignments Of stock; and
mItance will be made of the amount by draft the
Assistant Treasurers at Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, at the option of the party in whose
favor the settlement shall be made One days add
Ona interest Will be added from the day Of receipt
here for the draft to be sent by mail.
HOWELL COBB,
Sc 25-dtf Secretary of the Treasury
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. l.-FlHnr is heavy al , de-
cline of lOc.; sales Of 500 bbls State 81 s5a
- ID; Ohio IS UaS5.50 Southern IS 20aS54O
W heat is firm and upward; sales Of ~ 600 bush
els white 81 2SaSl D, red generally at 81 .lsaSl
rs
Corn is firm; sales of 9 500 bbls; mixed 7OKc
Provisions are quiet; mess Pork Sa3 80 a S2l 10;
Chicago repacked Beef Sli. 25aSI5. 50. LAID, is
lower At II 4aHAc.
Whisky is lower. Ohio pc
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COATs, PANTS. AND VEsTs.

DTeSS Sni.S. BVSineeS Spify
NOAH WALKER Co., Marble Hal C!othing
Store, Browns Hotel Building. respectfully an
nounees that their annual display Of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING Is now ready for inspection
comprising an assortment of GsntISusa,S and
Youths CIOthiHg Of the newest and richest design
IN material, trimming. and workmanship
To those who study excellence, with economy in
fashionable articles Of dress opportunity 10 now
offered for selecting from Of the most attractive
stocks of Clothing In this city, at very reduced
prices Sc Is I'm
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MARRIED,

On the Snth September. by the Rev John G,
Smith, HORACE j. FROST, Esq nf Detroit, to
Miss MILDRED c. w Al kER, OF this city.
On the cath uitImo, by the Rev -. 4. bhchus
RICHARD p. THOMAS, formerly OF MontgOm
cry county; Md, to HARRIET, daughter of 5. p.
Cowman, Esq, Of Baltimore city.
On Tuesday evening. by The Rev b. F. BiftInger
GATES.
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Steamer Burnt.

CHICAGO, Sept. 30-The Northern Transports
ton Company's propeller Louisville was burned
near here last night. The cargo and boat are a
total loss, and are only partially insured ..
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AUCTION sALR

By JAMES G MCGUIRE .r.,;o.oo-
VERY SUPERIOR ENGLISH nOI-o,p
rs 9sApsEEELLEn Cry AND CoLT's PIsIoIDDnn
- $3.50, nDhf MORNlNG, October Sd at VI o'oI.,
III H0ht OF the auction rooms, shall SELL VIM
one .Hery superior English Gun, in ,nahoganv
Also, one Colts Revolver $685.
Terms cash.
&c ID JAS. c. MEG CIRE. Auctioneer.
BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
/ I&nORS, TEAS, AEON MONDAY MORN
- INU, october 5th, at 10 o'clock at the store of
ias, ra,terson. on IA street. Mary land avenue
~ dozen Brandies, Whskey, and Wines or -.
riOus brands ~ " ' Vi va :
"a dozen Champagne
chests superior OoIoug Tea
10 CHESTS Imperial, Young Tyson, and Gunpow-
Terms: credit oil thirty and sfxty days for salts
iactorily endorsed notes, bearing intaTest " '
oc ia JAMES e. MEG UIRE Auct
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EUTURE DAYS
BY A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.

Dy A. . II z EN, AucflOnPer.
IMPROVED AND UNIAIPRUVED PROP
= EET AT AucTIOS.-OI SATURDAY the Sd of
October, shall sell, IN front of the premises an
vision of Square 625, fronting on Massachusetts
avenue, between North Capitol and First streets
west, With the improvements, which are four Brick
Houses.
Also, Lots Nos. q and ., IN same square. These.
LOIS are unmproved, and trout on north q street.
Also. Lot No. p, IN same square. fronting also On
north street, with the iDproy ements, which al =
TWO good two story Frame Houses, with attic and
cellars, and one Frame House fronting on the " Ide
alley Ia which all the lots run back.
Terms: One half cash balance IN six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest from day Of SALE
deed gwen and deed of trust taken.
All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser.
se9d A. GREEN, A uctioneer.
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Convention of Railroad Officers.

BUFFALO, Sept. GA convention of railroad
officers from the New York. Western aud New
England roads was held here to-day. Time
tables were agreed upon for winter service The
time between this city and New York is Fixed al
i hours. Samuel sloan, Esq of the Hudson
River Railroad, presided.
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BaltInore Markets

BALTIMORE, Oct 1.-Fleur IN steady at S. 50
cash FOR Howard street and Ohio.
w heat is variable; red, good to prime 81 U5a
81 9i; white, Sl.l5aSl A.. Corn is firm at 73a75c
for yellow and white.
Whisky is firm at 23a2lc for City and Ohio.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct. stocks are lower. CLl-
cago and Rock Island s. 4; Cumberland Coal :
Illinois Central Railroad shares - K; do bonds
o.; Michigan Southern Is; y. York Central s. y;
PennSylvania Coal Co Ii Virginia 6's &c; Mis-
souri, 6's, 90 Sterling exchange is active
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SuicidP.

PHrLADELPHTA. Sept. 3O.-Jno Buchle-, OF the
hfIn of Buchler q Co, was found drowned th;s
morning in the river Schuylkill. Ii il supposed
that he committed suicide under the Influence OF
temporary arrangement.
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DIED,

On the Ist instant, MARY JANE, daughter of
age. ' " I
Her funeral will take place To morrow Afternoon,
street, between 9Th and 2ist streets " -
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Dead.

CHARLEsTOS, Oct. I-ThOs ID. Gwin. latecap-
tain OF the steamer Nashville: died here this morn
ing of consumption.
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THE TINES
SMITH 10 BrOIrH.

''WA NGTox, Oct. ], 1857.
Dear BTOwn-Plra>e accommodate me with a
couple Of hundreds until next week INV funds
are all lock d up in the Bank Of Washington
SMITH.'
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two writs of
lNE Fleri Facas, issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the County Of Washington, and 70 me directed. I
shall tx pose To public sale for CASH in front of he
Conrt-house door OF said County, on = SATURDAY.
The Ath of October next 1857, At 70 O'Clock the
following property. To wit: all defendants right,
tile. claim. ard interest and 10 undivided
hall part of lot No. Ia Square No 52 in the City of
Washington. d. C., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of David A. Hall and will be sold 10
satisfy JudIcais Nos. 50 and "a, to March term 1857
ia favor of W iam w. Corcoran
J. ID. HOOVER.
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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Shipment Of Cotton.

BosroN, October l.-Several Lowell comps-
mics have contracted to. ship, immediately, 8 90
bales OF cotton, 10 Liverpool
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
CIRCLE AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY. the 9th
day of October next, shall sell, in roAt fthe prem
lses, ut o'clock p. m, OF No. 8, in Square No. 81
having front on north l. street of 81 feet inches
running hack 100 feet TO 4 wide alley, between I'd and
Sfth streets, containing 5,s75 square feet.
Terms One-third cash balance an & and u months
for notes bearing interest from day of sale.
deed gwen and q deed of trust taken, All con-
veyance at the cost OF the purchaser.
sd GREEN
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. The WEATHER-Range OF the Thermometer
from Thursday noon, Sept. ~, to this morning:

AVeIa2e heat Of each dayfrOm Sept Path to 3Uth
inclusive: 9th, So OF; 18th, 59o or; 18th, $50;
27th, 81 OF; 18th, 60; Doth, 81; 3Oth, 53o
hsmGTES.-Sept. 2lth--heavy fog, cool. came
ont nne and pleasant, and milder; 25th-cloudy.
mllder, heavy fog after sunrise came out fine and
pleasant; 2Gth-fog, came out fine and pleasant;
2ith-cloudy, fine and pleasant, milder; 2sth-
cloudy, fine and pleasant, cooler; 29th-ine, much
cooler, airy 3Oth-fne, cooler, lightly cloudy;
Oct. lst-fne and cool. slight FROST
New moon Saturday, October II, between and
p. IN.
Monday, October S, sun rises at G and sets about
5E O'Clock. b.
Georgetown, Oct. / 1857.
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ByJAs. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

GALE OF FURNITURE RY ORDER OF
- THE ORPHANS COURT.-On SATURDAY
MORNING, October Sd. 1T 10 O'Clock, in front of
the Auction Rooms, shall sell the Furniture and
Effects of the late VIM. j. Fitzpatrick, conpris-
Ing y.
Mahogany Carved Sofa ParOr Chairs and Rocker
Marble top Tables and Dtesslng Bureaus
MAHOGANY, French, and other Bedsteads
DO Marbe-top and other Washstands
Feather Beds BolsteTs and Pillows
Hair aud HuSk Mattresses
Lounges, MON Chairs. Cane seat Chairs
Tapestry, three ply and other Carpets
EnbroIdered Window Curtains, Cornice ind
Shades
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Alright and other Stoves
Together with a general assortment of Kitchen Re-
quIsItes.
Terms: s25 and under cash; that sum
credit OF 81 and 81 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
c. NJ. +. FITZPATRICK Admin'x.
Sc g. JAS. G.. Mcguire. Auct.
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dHyICsT.

"WAsHINGToN, Oct. ], 1857
Dear Smlih-SOrIy TO disappoint you, but ali
my funds are In the Bank Of the Metropolis
BRoWS''
liSOsETHING LIKE POETRY is the following,
from a new contributor
ImpTOmPtE DTIlis's Statue of JacksoH
He sits, bare beaded, on a rearing stallion,
Waving his military hat on hi Oh
A though about To drive som. bold battalion
To glorious fields where brave men do or die
Ia matters not 10 him-a single fraction
FEARLESS, inVincbIe, - Old Hickory, Jackson
Washington, Sept -, ISL MA.
ASSAULT AND BAITERY-Yesterdav officer
King arrested Ellen Lahey for an assault and
battery on Mary Kennedy. She was carried be-
fore Justice Dom, who held her to security to
keep the peace.
she was then arrested on a Corporation war
rant fOT profanity In the streets The stiee
lined her - aud costs, whish she superseded
and went her way.
OrR REUBEN says that If the Atlantic Gable
had been creased with some of the butter sold in
Centre Market within the last week II would
have been strony enou..h to stand all the strain
brought to bear upon II from Ireland 10 New
fOuhdland- As TO who the seller Of the said
butter Opponent sdyeth not
PROE MCNDER-whO stands at the head Of his
profession IS a teacher Of dancing-Opens his
school at4 o'clock this afternoon
Pref. vi will Introduce some new features i'm
his IrssOnS THIS season calculated 10 render them
even more valuable and attractive than hitherto
W. warmly recommend him to our Teaders As an
accomplished teacher and worthy gentleman
The WAsHINGTON ASYLUM Gilbert Came
ron, ESQ. contractor for erecting the almshouse
and work house for the Washington Corpora,iop
l. buSily engaged with the foundation and The
work upon the suPerstrcture will soon be- com
meuced.
REAL EsTATE.-Tuesday, Wall Il Barnard
auctiOneers, sold two brick houses on L street
north, between Fourth and fifth, south side, for
u so. Purchasers, yenkin Thomas and J II
Smith, Esqs. -
BLIrz, the prince Of necEomaneers, Is coming
10 town, and will appear At Odd Fellows Hall
next week
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

we would respectfully announce TO the citizens of
w nShingt3n Georgetown, Alexandra, and envlrons
mat our Fall supplies OF GARRETT NGS III r.
TAalN MATERIALS, and FURNITURE LIN
Fms are now perfectly comp ete in al their varied
departments and qualities and that bank notes the
issue OF any or all Of those in our immediate neigh
DOrhood, Will ibe tai en- IN sales at usual pr ices
or IN liquidation of debts due us, at par
We cordially invite all in want of good Goods IN
the most select and elegant designs To our rooms
promising that no pa ms shall be spared To pease
CLAGETT DODSON
Dealers in all kinds Furniture Dry Goods
eq-po8v NJ NIL -,
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 30y-The steamer Daniel
webster, from New York, via Havana and key
West, has arrived here with dates from the latter
port Ia the 2Sth. The Star OF the West. from As
pinwall, lad not then arrived, consequently the
W ebster brings no later California news
Cotton is an : to = lower, and quotations very
irregular Sterling has declined 10 three ner
cent. premium. Money is exceedingly stringent
but no failures are reported
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" WINTER DRY GOODS NOW OPEN.
Inc subscriber would invite attention to the fol
lowing New Goods:
- IIch styles, extra cheap.
Fine Black and Fancy Coiored Wool De I.ains at
S71a cts.
Ottoman Popns. mixed, plaid and striped
121z cts.
1900 yards superior plaid and plain De Bages at 1917
worth ~ cts.
800 yards rich new style figured De Lains At l2H
richly worth ~ CTS.
$50 ladies' white and colored Corsets, Mt ST. usual
large lot of aides fine white Linen Hadk'fs, at
Ga, 10, and 1913 cts.
20 dozen LADIES' fine white Lama Wool Hose, at Is
cents, usual price ~ cts.
20 dozen Ladies' hem stitched Linen Hands, at 15
richly worth 81 cts.
Ladies' good KID Gloves from 57ya cts. up.
Linen Table Cloths, Napkins, and Towels; great
CHEAP EMBRoIDERIEs.
Large lot Swiss and Cambria Collars.
Large ,ot Cambria aid Swiss Flouncngs, unusually
Handsome Sleeves and Collars in sets.
Black Grape Collars, Embroidered HanGker-
chiefs. x c, &c.
Persons in want of Dry Goods shoul not fail to
call and examine my stock before purchasing, as
am conhdeht' by so DONG they can save m.9rnsy
$40 7th street, third door below the
Sc @h-e09t Northern Liberty Market.
I'HE INVINCIBI.E COOK-The citizens of
u Washington and envlrOns are hereby Motif ed
that have Just received fresh supply ofthese uni
Versalf< admire and uns rpassed InyIncjble Cook
economy IN consumption of fuel and beauty of Opera
ton, are, without ptOn, the very best Cooking
Stoves ever manufactured
Five hundred references will testify 70 the above
JAS. SklRVING, Woshing,
stove, Crate, Range, and Hot air Furnace Manu-
factory, Southeast corner Penn. ave. and llth st.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

NEW YORK, Oct. Last evening the boile-
of the hnickerbocker plaster works in West II
exploded, destroying the factory and two ad ioin-
ing brick dwellings, occupied by two hund red
Irish and Germans. -s..r
CathaTiDe DOgaR, aged ~, was killed, seven
teen were seTioasly y wounded and several Others
h;ly injured: IL il supposed that there are
others beneath the ruins
The damage will amount to about TWENTY-FIVE
thousand dollars.
The cause OF the explosion Is variousIy attTib-
uted to the carelessness Of tue engineer and de-
fectiye boiler
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEM'Ts
SUSPENDED BANK NOTES.

The subscriber continues to receive, at par. DIS
trict, Mary land, Virginia and Corporation notes for
GROCERIES,, at the same prices he sold them he
lore the suspension OF specie payments. When less
than hye dol ars Is wanted, he will take any Of the
above lives for two dollars IN Groceries and give
three dollars IN specIe change.
w. I'll. TESNEY,
sc SHSt (IntelI,H) GEORGETOWN.
TOR BOSTON.-The superior fast sailing clip
y per schooner Sylvanus Allen, Sears, -
Master, has arrived, and will have quick dis "
patch Tor the above port. For freight pas--6r5S
sage apply to HARTLEY Il BROTHER. lOl Wa
ter street Georgetown. ID. c. Sc 25-lw
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VOCAL MUSIC.
INSTRUCTION IN WASHINGTON AND

C.IRVING'S Vocal Music Classes meet for in
structIOn and practice ut Temperance Hail. ON !;
street above 9th, Monday w ednesday and Friday
evenings. Afternoon classes at "a O'clock, and
night class at ~.
Terms, in either class, p lessons, SIS.
S2
Ladies and gentleman DESTROYS of receiving Il
thorough knOwiedge of mus Will be gratIhed by
uniting with either ufthese classes.
Application can be made To Mr.. |. at The Hall or
through the Post Office. sell &c
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Financial Crisis.


hEw loRK, Sept. ~ The estimated gain Of
P 49, 70 TINS CITY the present week IN Eve mil
80 So, % uohars sterling is very dull. The Bank
WITH ar, bills on the Bank Of Liverpool,
,ai .u CITY endorsement, are offered al az pre-
mum, Out no buyers appear over mar
buyers ~ oue'eu AT W, W'tbout
- stocks rallied this afte-noon- clos,,,, ,,,....,
i,e'e are no failu.es announced TO-DAY.
10y, noO ,svILLK, Sept 30-The heavy bant nav.
Tbn 49,, Today were all met without defsnlt
nc "dhkS are discounting freely
CINCINNATI. Sept 3O-Non.y ,D.,,o
more cheerful, and there is no eyci,aro.s,
ST. Louis, Sept. 30-rbere b.. r., 49,.
Iuh on tne perilah's Savings Bank aud the Roar,
meas Bank here. Every dollar was me, ant
since then but few persons are ahout ,hs A.. -.
bouscs. The panic is rapidly subsid,,a sn5
confidence is partially restored INV
BOsToN, sept 30.-The i'm of Butler Rs,,h
x Hill, large dealers in iron and hardware sns
pended this afternoon. Benjamin Howard com,
mission merchant, and Richardson. Kendall A.
Co, dealers in woollen goods, have also failed
At the adjourned meeting OF the bank presi-
dents this morning il was resolved 20 increase the
discounts by those institutions three millions OF
dollars between now and Monday next and this
has given brighter aspect 10 financial Affairs
CoLUNBus, Sept 30.-The board Of control of
the state Bank Of Ohio have resolved that the
branches have the ability and will continue spe-
Gle payments, regardless Of whatever course may
be taken by the banks of other States
lsEcoSD DESPATCH
NEW YORK, Oct. The Mechanics Bank of
Williamsburg suspended TO-DAY
The Farmers and Citizens Bank of williams
burg has suspended.
PEILADELPHIA, October There Is a more
haimonious action among the banks to-day The
Bank 0f pennsylvania is gradually Strengthening
her condition, and, tomorrow or Saturday will
probably be in line with the others
Several Cf the BANKS are accommodating fl,eir
customers with discounts, and a decidedly better
feeling exists.
CHARLEsToN, Oct. I The presidents Of the
Charleston banks held meeting this morning
and resolved Ia not suspend
The reported fOFgeries on John Fraser Al Co
are entirely without foundation
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WATCH RETURYs.-Caleb Batson, cold, steal
ing, Jail; Peter Brook, alias Pete Douglass disor-
derly, wOrkhouse 90 days. Twelve persons were
accommodated with lodgings-all OF them from
other cities.
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ID A KING HOUSE

CHUBB BROTHERS.
DepositoIs deposItlng Bank Notes will please
mark their Checks pay able IN currency.
Deposltes OF Gold will he paid IN Gold,
Accounts viii be opened with depositors allow ing
them to deposit Gold ard Check for currency, the
deposItor being credited witt the difference.
So 29-ff GIIITHB RROTHFRS
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WEDDING CAKES. of every kind, AT very low prI q.
ees, made To order, At the Philadelphia Tee Cream
Depot. corner l2th and 4 streets sel7-Im.