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DIR. Thomas Antise1l has been ap.

DR.. Thomas Anflse1l has been ap-
pointed an examiner III the Patent
Office in placepfJ John Tyssowaki, de-
ceased. Ell has lectIred in the Uni
versity Of Virginia, and is the author.
of several abIe1treaties Oh the useful
arts.
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a5IvargnaltIa,

Front Street, Opposite GdsheFil NaHse.
CHARLESTON. V1A
Repairs Watches and Chicks az the shortest
possible notice ard will guafartSe his work
fo4 twelve months.
He ais9 repairs Jewelry in THE feM best and
most sahstaAtial manner. 3
March "A. 1887. E4R
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

Ths love of a little girl ii 3 sweet
thing Il
The love of q big one il sweeter
Geoyvstoaon Gazette.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
rhadi5s i. MOORE GIN.
Endarken Aent.

aIAe Marshal Is hereby directed ta attach
the estate. Real and Personal " the Afoant
Carbon Goal CoMpanyk lying in the Wesaefn
Diistfict sof Virgiliias fol- a sun aaet The ~c6n3pi't
adt exceeding $fsG0wHd also u attach in the
hands ofthe def +, FTsneis PaSsinslaIa, amy
monies III effects, whidh mavbe due or be-
come due to theIDeft + rifin.
Te8te+ sa
Tnds. i. MOORE elk.
Fitzhpghs and Latdlsy d. q.
J+fe 3 M. 81
YTIRGINIA SS.--At Rules held in tile
Clerks Office Oh Logan county court,
onEthe FIRST MondaYin une, 1857,
William Stratonss
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Goal NN1neE8

VVTANTED, on Coal River, bYR the Coal
wv River 4 i'd Kanawh3 Mi~ningaad Manu-
occurring Company, Tom oE Twenty Coal.
Miners. Applyto With. NaIT' Agt.
June s, 18s7. Al BrieF Creeks
GPomefoY Telegraph fopy 4 weeks
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AMERICAN ITOTEI

Il, b. DUDDTNG, r y oRRi EroS.
Opposite Steamboat Land nc,
WINFIELD VIRGINIA..
rTExery attention paid to guss FinIa
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CITY BOOK sir ORE
GAILlPOLISg OHIO.

XxYMs NASH would respectfully call the
wv attention Of country ssfchants, Teach
ers and others, to bis aFNtApsIve and we'll Sc
1eeted stock Aof School hnd Miscellaneous
Books, Stationery of all kinds. Blank Books,
&C., &c. which he is prepared to sell, whole
sale orIetail, at very low rates.
His long experience hi Tile business enables
to purchase very low and he can afford to
sell at greatly reduced prides.
Particular attention gisen to orders for
Books for public or prlyRteeLibIafies.
Blank Deeds, Mortgages, kc., e~onstantlyson
hand. y21n47
ssIsIGHT ON THE SUBJEFTn
DERSONs in want ofesWindo% Glass,
Putty, &c., would DIP well ID can on
u. II Rogers
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

ftElskCrN III
DEING fauy te1asinteh vssh 4.
ID BUSINESS, 10 III its vafioas n sss
pains viii be spaFed . render sadsiss
Inc most fasfidious tkste. pen
Cakes Pastry &c. &c. of Wsda;.
Parties, 51s1g
made onthel shoftest notice. FtssS
Pastery &a syeiy DAY. Fiput 81 n Isl
sale ard retail. Ato
Hagiug on land q full supply or b
L wllyell AS chespa Is HE cheapest
Cou ntIy produce, sNe-, taken III ese
Coos, at the market pflte, tlicss6
paid f required. -
nl2y2 6k0REK EXs9
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n Notlee.

eNI A0tieest&A - i
NEY5wife, SARAH KING Hal ng left my
IYA Ebesl AMI Beard, wilhdat inst cause,
Thereby holly alf persens r~pttpaFast II tr5ae
wjih h3Br on my acconRt,E ASH WN not HaYan
debfs Bf1 her, castiacting.
AprNf2t, 1851 CAAEB KING.
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EASfa6Ez5a Aft.tAsx N41=a ~
~ basa s. beranee iii sun pgrer, Theymay
haya Man dr5yen oFstfaged az with other rat
tsa gFaylaTe SsnnoSed}to la III the head Of
EabtaIn Mill C-,resEon onltIe P6ea riyer.-
Tats.. s+s III and thFee ksat aha. MySnark is
esye RAJ IS rigbt eat atds ISle III The left
Sine ~ tlenfar dot i'll nv marx gbe1ng
csftle which were tousut.i MAIDS not remem
beTea AE4d
8liberaIrewardawil viii ha paA t6saRF persoH
who " il bring them 10 my fatrl or keep them
snntSI lean grit Them. ANY tnlPIIae5o4 o.
the4e WhefeaBeut viii be haRkf1lytsesived
Bhf8io, Putnam Coz Vas HHh 3 1895.
,,btn1 Il IA & IkIsE&E kgh 49, y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

PeFa rs indebted to uS ats red aase TO
como edward and settle ipined lately, aslohg-
es f1aaEIence canaoa be 81
s BlAsR 4kAGER II Fro
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KANAWHA VALLEY s5 STIR.
IMmW aooR8
q GosHoRN,

&#St@MA %MI@ &EN ss4Et#A
JACOB G0sHoRN,
Has just receiveda large stock IF
spring and Summer GOODS,
" which lie invites the attention Fl buyers
He would more particularly CALI attention Y
SUMMER CLOTHING,
superior lii nlsquantity, quality and style ~ any,
thing. ever brought I'd Charleston; also, 4hls
@N#A stock of n
6ssS * SILK AND Z 80 I,
@-S tIsts. MantiIFs, shoes, Acs3
Ali of which will be seld cnsAp8
Id prompt six month custonaeisi -,ff N
TN LIN e.
rAyaWHA s CINCINNATI PACKET
\ gAz1 THE splendid new, light
55EA draught steamer
VIRGINIA. BELLE
4. ~ +. VI. MhnoxE, will run al d regular
narket betWesn Cincinnati and KanaWha Sa+
tines. Leaves He SA1jnhss every ~ ednesdays4
Il 3 O'Clock a. nj, and Cincinnati eyery sat-
nrdaya tail l23d clock, il. II
The VlatagssiA BELLE IS a snew boat, .Pollt
svnreSsly Hin the KanaWtia tgade, ana has
III 6nranienc calculated I opromote tie
comfort BIZ passengers.
49, Ait business entrusted 70 hss s
promptly attended TO,
For ffeightIor passage, appY II oVata
june S0,Is5I, ST. -
KAENWHA & cINCl M AIT PACKET
yTsiiF nav. liahtdfahgA passenger steamer
I 'taaI h u pIIARRi RI Capt. j.
II. IoTHtS$ son, will run as aFTeggaaaf PpeKee ~
twean KanawAa Salines and C%fHcinnatl;
Teaves Kbnawha saliues every SATURDAY 81
8o,clotk, Il st, and Cinai4natI3 every lnes
.aa ~ 4 III w. ARIA fsIaH hhewe boat, well
u u Nh aKamawha ttanH1ee, gnt4draught,
a1tdR ~ ese Nh e~anvpnie rceE calculated to pro-
a,t4 i IA ooa,f m IL passeagets. All f%usiness
s.r,st NH HIN eafe p~ronptlEy offended to-,
For freight of passage apply on po4fd.
June so. 1857, If. I 4
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ILEI0N IIOTIsL.

DIS. MONTAGUE, Propfeo 81
WINFIELD, PuTSAM cefNfT 4.
81 Every attention paid agsest.4 Y
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sELLING ODT.

q TBINswANGER i BRO Browstowp
K. Kaniaha Co. va! would most fespstf
fully ibfdrm The public MA ashley intend
ieaEIhg this State they will ssl their e lire
stock "a Goods, most of WHICH Etxete saved
from their establishment which was lately
DESTROYED BY wire at very low HicesE Calfscen
as baEgains cau lie had.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

nDWARD c. STOLLR,
AT G r
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
5AMetIlstMents
OFFICE oF TIE
rANAvuHA VALLEY STAR.
a s. ar,Hsroa, KAEAwHA COS VA;
Observation-Disclosures

,tollat ner square IF IL lines o. less f4t
~ syst fIree weeks. and 5 Gents per square
vi ssch nontiunance. For THEE N hs 8orT
more, Misunderstanding rates; "a
3 YoNrts. 6MoSTifs, / YEAf
~ ! s 80 $500 = wv
4, NJ snsayes. 400 w. ~ vi
o,sayfer of q colurhn, 600 IVY ao o Y
Half 81 1 colamnE 1902 70 W 81 81 ~
Column, 15.OV 49, ~
TRANSIENT EMBELLISHMENTS to pc paiq y aaT
vance. o.on, in I
Personal comm4nicationsi sol e ~ niSe NJ
lions involving prigate m1eIeses, ! i ~ ewan5
satItare, in advance. announcements l IL
AAss1ases far Once. Zach 90, in advance
srk Busineas brother communlcatlons ~
anslre attention must besaddressed 70 tA9N
DIE 8 MuaRELL, Kanwaha =. ~ sa
TNTTED STATES or AMERIcA, 81,
, Il rules held I'LL the clerks oficeiof the.
A District CouHs ofthe United States; ~
M Western District ot virginia. al Shatles-
ton. In the month af June, 1897
Marcus Al. FincH compit,
The Mount Carbon Goal. eo;, sanallorlas
RI. Gtihin, Wn.T T. Finch JOHN stoehton anNs
francis Passinghams Del t..
6I In E~hamcery.
Tp,a obipet Ne thfksuitis to enable the Goeaz
MA Ant ID recover Afthe Mount Carbon 0oa.
sunmtanx. i, r. Griffin. WHAT Finch aaa
liam StnckAon 81 either Of them, thetyalae o3
L draSt for two hundred pounds stet4 ing, mace
III s,F' Griiin3 ag9Rt of THE Mount Gafaoa
sGaal 5anpan WITH ten per eentpm dala1Res
thereon .the same being payable out q lhe
sITuitel states, ana npon which draft thef
4compet, together II sth the said Wm. T tineh
and John Stockton hate partnsrsln trade ln5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
DR. j. K. AVER Il CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS,
AND s0LD By.

a1 HE JsNfI.7 hOIEIfb,
JAS: Isl. GALDW ELL
". a. LEWIS.
Id. III. ESTfLE,
Charleston Va; L
And BY dealsrsgIn medicines eveTywhes
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AIaEllAa w

deSSe M<OH, 1r4H~ 4G348A, ii H%Aett Ii haaiXt
AIaStEr. sElLAs1A ICIerk, 81
T EhNk rs HN6artasten every Monday, Wild,
III Aessla vahl Friday. Every Mdnda makes
1 ~triYssto ! 'enFttefoy.E CoHnee5s withdhe Marie
alta aud GAcinnp4i Packets Monday 3Rd
Fridas t4En.ngs afEGalliloiiS and Fit Pleasant.
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! 5 ssst fI,ee weAks. and "a GEMS per sqnare
vi aseg, ant;unRnee .@ For thee sniontls 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-07
Gears, PANTS, AND VRsrs.

Dress SNitS. BUSINESS SuifS.
NOAH WALKER Co., MdrbIs Han CIothiag
Store, Browns Hotel Building. respectfully an
nounces that their annual display of FALL AND
WINTER CLOrHING is now ready for inspection
comprIsIng an assortment of GeatIsDlsn's and
f0HfAS CEothtHK OF the newest and richest design
IN material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence, with ECONOMY, in
fashionable articles or dress, opportunity Ia now
offered for eectng from Of the attrA ctive
stocks Of Clothing IN this city, at very reduced
prices. Sc l5-Ln
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RISIN ST AR

\ HAVE just received from Philadelphia A few Of
the new RISING STAR, or Doubled oven
Cooking Stoves, a decided Improvement on a<sz9s
the Old Morning Star. Patented 1857. had Esss..J
thenl sot up IN Phlladelphla TINS last sum- sssssA
ket: Ihey are heavy and strong cast, Of the very
Dest fennsy wanna naiahle Ironi the cooking uteS.is
are made extra heavy, and are manufactured by 4 .
IA. Church, Esq. PhiladephIa. Please call and see
them.
Also, the largest variety of Stoves of ali kinds
that can De found IN the District OF Columbia Ranges
r urnaceS, LaToba Fire Places or PariOr Gompan-
New York latest patterns.
All tho above are for sale at
&. WO0DWARD'S
metropolitan 8 owe and Crate Factory, Nos 81
and 81 ia. av., between lutn and nth streets;
balcony M front full of Stoves. So "a ess6W
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New York sfarLe.s

NEW YORK, Oct. ?.-Flour H. dan, and lower
genrIally; sales Of 1000 bills; State ~ 25aS. 50:
Ohio 81 SaS 80; Southern i uncLanged-,bI :
al S525a5 50. Wheat has advanced; sale. II lsAI
bGshels-white 81 25al IS rcd 81 I7al % Corn
Is buoyant; sales 10. UUD bushels-miXsd 6ql-Oc
Pork is lower. mess SD a22 81. Be-f is heavy:
Chicago repacked Sl4 75aSI5 50 LAID is ouieI
at II aliKc.
Whisky is dull; Ohio e0c
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AUCTION SALES.
BvA GREEN .,..

EnN' huctioneer.
- s TURE, NEAR THE Navy YARb. AT ArcIinNI
k ~ the 9Th instant shall sell at the
ayanna on hr Forrest, at the corner OF Virginia
eauo shd Sth street east. the Navy ard AZ
\, ~ clock m, good lot of Furniture VIZ "'
Mahogany Sofa, Sideboard, Bureaus, and Secreta-
Mahogany card and other Tables
looking Hlas ses, Bedsteads, and Washsiands
Rush and wood-seat Chairs
emma, glass, crockery, and stone Ware
reatner BEDS, Mattress, AMI CARPETS
Cooking and other Stoves Kitchen Reau;s;to. ,
Terms cash, IN bankable funds y
ocIt A. GREEN. Auctioneer
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DIED,

On the 9th instant Mrs. MARGARET UOEY,
IN the nth year of her age native IF the County
lonsford ireland. and for several years reAident
Her funeral ~ take place To morrow the 9Th in
stant at O'clock from the residence of her son IN
law WIN. Has erty, 22d street the frIen is and &C
quaIutances OF the family are respectfully invited
To attend without further notice.
tBrookyn and Providence papers please copy.
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HARPER 4 MITCHELL,
The Cloak Room connected with our new store
will Ice opened this day, and we take pleasure IN call
lng the attention Of our friends and purchasers gen
orally IT, eur We'll assorted stock The above goods
embracing all the novelties of the season. consisting
IN part of
EmbI oidered, trimmed, and plain L. ons Velvet
Cloaks and MATTHIAS
Super Black French and Beaver Cloths, plain and
fnll-trImmcd, IN every variety ofsyle
large ard full assortment of black and trey Cloth
Busters and Moumin. Cloaks. =
SHAWtS, SHAWLS. SHAWLS!
In Shawls We have rare and beautiful stock
Camels' Hair Shawls and Soarfs
Long and square Brucha purchased at the late large
auction sales in New York
stella III all colors with Cashmere and Chenille boz
ders
Long and square Bay State and Scotch Plaids
Black Cashmere with silk borders, for mourning.
eO6t
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NARSHAl:S SALE:-In virtue of two wrIts of
IN rlerI aclas. issued from the Clerks office ga
the tIrcuit Court of the District Of Cou,as,a for
me fonnty Of Washington, ard to me uirected.
Snal Sp"Se To pahiIc sale fer CASH m front ofthe
Cont house doc! Of satd Comfy on SATI. RDAS
me "a Oi October next, 1857, ~ Il o'clock m the
following property, To Wit: all defendants right
ui!e claIn and interest IN and Ia one uu.i,yIGed
nall part Of lot No. IN Square No : an he Civ of
Washington, ID. G.. together with all aTi singular
me improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
rs the property of David A. Hall, and will he sold 10
satisfy Jndlcals Nos. 80 and 81 To March term Is57
IN favor of William w. Corcoran.
j. ID. HOOVER.
Marshal for the District of Columbia
SO S0-dts
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BALTIMORE, Oct Flour is dull az 6 81 nm
TIM. Wheat Is heavy; red ~ SIC; white > 10
aSl go Corn Is dali; white 7Oa73 yellow -
w Risky is dull al &c for Civ, and - for Ohio
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Oc' Stocks are frUner Q. neral
ly. Chicago aud Rock Island 6 Cumoerls, 4
Coal CO. u; Illinois Central Railroad shares s
do bonds 6u4 Michigan Southern II: New Yo, <
Central 81 Z; Reading Railroad PAY; Virginia c's
79k missouri 6's, 67b.
St- ling exc hangp il dull
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WATCH REIURNs.-Janes Anderson, Eno-
land, dangerous lunatic, dismissed; Geo. Butler
cOlOred, Virginia, stealing Jail for further hear
ing w oTthin2ton Howard. cOlOred, D. c. dis
orderly, fine ard cost, 81. -; w IIaiIen Virg mia
drunk and disofdeTly, security Sl0 costs 81 Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-07

TRoY, y. Y, Oct. 5.-IntelIigencs thu, Hon
george A. Simmons, member of Congress- Ia,
again been stricken with paralysis al Keesville
aud cannot possibly survive through the Mo hi
has been received here
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NARSHAE'S SALE.-In virtue of three wrlts
OF Elerl fncIas, issued from the CLERKS Office
oi me circuit Cpurt of the District of Columbia for
the Comfy of WashlTgton, and TO me directed
Sl, sS pose to public sale for CAS- IN front of the
DAY, the !ath day of October at ~ O'clock m. the
IoGwIng deserted property, to witt ali defends ats
rlSht tlte claim aud interest IN and to that part OF
d.ot.No. ~ IN square No. Si, Commencing p feet
inches from the northeast CORNER OF said lot front
ing 10 ieet Inehes on street North betw cen 9th
ana Ifh streets West. ard running hack that width
me whole depth OF the lot. together with all aud SIN
guar The improvements thereon seiZed and LEVIED
upon AS The properly of Wi lam ID. Aoken, and will
ne SOD TO satisfy JudcISls Nos l, S7s, and So 10
Dhroher term, laa7 ia favor Of Charles Koones use
Of Parker l.. Clark, Peter J. Steer and Fielder Nj
Magruder, rS. " IllIam ID. Acken.
J. -. HOOVER,
W. q did, - ~O"''''0'
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Further Foreign News

pCEBkc' Oct 6.-The files 10y the Anglo Saxon
contain Shanghai dates 20 July Is r. ,,,s,,
coming forward, and a large supply was antici-
pated II the route continued open
III IS beIeved that both France and Russia side
WIN Denmark IN the question Of the Duchies
Inc session OF the States-CeneIaI of Holland
has commenced In the Kings SPEECH il was
stated mat the question Of the abolition of slavery
again before the Chambers
Monetary affairs In Austria continue very unsat-
The Evangelical Alliance at Berlin adjourned
on the Eth ult
me Norweglans have accepted the proposition
10 take The nominal crown Prince of Sweden for
d regent. i'
Ihe cholera was raging in the north Of Enrnna
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Sentence for MausIaueb,ar

BALTIMnGE, Oct. 7.-George Braden was this
morning sentenced TO fifteen years imprisonms q.
ia the prnitentiary for killing VIM 3 Waters
at the National Gardens, in May last
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The Financial Crls,s a..

NEW oRK, October The Eve,iD, ~.
CARDS the aspect Of financial affairs "a iOs, re-
and the Commercial Of this afternoon d,Sco,.s,,
no material change from esteiday Tn. $500
lost by the banks last week went 20 sustain p,t,.
cities standing in more need Of II than New W.
The movement Is regarded by cool beaded hn.i
ness men as exceedingly praiseworthy. though
me croakers make OF the loss OF specie for H.
renewal Of the panic.
Stocks were frmer after the adjournment of The
second board ~ '"s
rue payments at the sub-treasury TODAY Were
UEef one million and a quarter Of dollars which
very encouraging feature
=. as oilIs OF the Lee Bank, of Massachusetts
.n ~ rMricaGtle, Charter Oak aud Escbsn0e R.nks
d,tlo,d, Conn, and the Banks of WatertoUrn
ne" o'k, Were thrown out here this morning
IHlLAoELPHIA, Oct. 6.-Tbere was mncb %,
..te i produced among the Reading stoe kbola
60 idst evening by the discovery thai ths .ct OF
.e Leg stature OF 1850 extending the bonds max
sht sOckholdeFs individually liable for ali III.
ue . o' the company thereaisr with a nroyision
MI 10 incinde the bonds which NAV he issn.d a.
4'e" % nonds already existing
HARTFORD, Oct. The Charter OaL No..
tlle ana Exchange Banks have snspended s,,.aI
payment The other banks have resolved a., -
suspend "o' 10
NEW ORLEANS, October 4-Messrs Vo,b.s.
uiISSs Co have suspended IL is surpassed
however, 10 be only Temporary ff'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-07

fHlLApELFHIA, Oct. 6-From Harrisburg We
earn thdt Tue special session OF the Legislature
sage was received. The Governor states thai m.
suspension OF the banks was an imperative ne
ce>sIiy' ana se suggests relief by removing th..
cie payments as early as practicable
a Joiht resolution was being debated in fbc
House requiring the banks TO furnish inf,rua-
be had "O'N
HARRISBURG, Oct. 6-Various bills were sinh
United after the reading Of the Governors mes
sage, tending TO relieve the present financial en-
fasSlnehts ana let tue banks free from the for
tti'uTe OF their charters, under ce:tain r, ,trjr
lions. No definite action has vet been taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-07

WEDDING CAKES, of every kind, at very low prI-
ces. made to order, at the Philadelphia lee Cream
DePof, corner 18th and r streets. Sc IT. Inn
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MARI !En.

On the LIST instant, by the Rev. Mr. Samson, Mr.
JOHN NJ. HObTZCl AW, of FauauIer Co Va
10 Miss ELIZABETH SINCLAIR, of Washing
On, ID. G,
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The Police, we are glad to state, are promptly
GisafminS such boys as are caught firing pistols
IN the streets. The weapons. we presume are
cOahscated: as they properly should be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-07

MRS. CECILIA. YOUNG will resume her lbs
- sons ~ ocal MUSIC either in classes or private
For terms. &c. Apply at No. ssa Tentb street. Le
'"ee" ~ aha y. sTeeIs, he % 5taw4W
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STAPLE FALL GOODS.

STAPLE FALL GOODS.
JOHN H. SMOOT,
NO. ll9 s. sds B.idss ST., GeOrgstOIUn, ID. C.,
Of goods adapted to the early Fa demands CONSIST
ing OF the following, viz:
PLAIN Black Silks, ui the best makes
Plain Modes and bright cOlOred Muslin Deaines
Rich Fail styles Nj uslin DeIalnes. at rs cents
Rich English and American Prints. great variety,
New YORK, English. Bates Mills, all Wool, and
, other heavier makes Shifting Cottons : II.
HlchdiIusohs ana Chances celebrated makes of
Black aad white Check Csshrnerss. for busters
Single aud double width LuPln's Black MOuslln De-
White. Red. and Yellow Flannels
CassmeIes, Sattinets, and Kentucky Jeans
Shifting Prints. striped and dotted
cadies ana Misses Cotton Hose, all Kinds
Scents, and Boys hall do. 80. ...
LADIES' and Gents Linen Cambria Handk'fs 81 ......
Rich, new style Bonnet Ribbons -5
White Bnl'iants. Cambrics and Muslins ...r
Linen and Cotton sheetinss and Towsllips.
0snaburg Calicos and and C0ttons
heavy brown sheetings, Drills, and fine brown
VITA other seasonable Gaody, which will be sold
low 70 ca sh or prompt customers.
FOR SALE-Handsome residence on the Heights
L ol oeorgetuwn. The subscriber, as Trustee, Of
iers Ior sale that spacious and handsome residence
stG SaEs
house plants si.s, vafesy There "s are aso
ON the premises, Stables Carriage house and other
large and rooy having with the ~nEs Tons IF
ninety i've 1851 feet aud commands one of the finest
Is heate by furnace ghted with gas and contains
b9th fixtures for hot and cold water large eistarn
saS IF tss for
be sold with the house. Possession can be given
immedatey. For turtle, par. egIsTs terms Of sale,
&C. app' At Pairo Noaf r. Bssinr rI Hos.e
n,ss 2i-dsw2awaw . opposite the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-07
BY JAMES MCGUIRE. Auctionser.

ENCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
ICESDAf NOR MING, October 18th, nj 10 o'clk'
at the residence of Mrs Hamilton, on Indiana ave
rue nearly Opposite he City Hall, shall sell all the
{ u,niture ara ELECTS, comprising
suite OF piU Sh-cOvered Parlor urnture
pslr OF medallion back Sofas two arm and :,
chairs S'''"
Walnut reclining Chair, Easy Chars
rosewood marble top Table, fancy Chairs
w alhut W hatLot, iron marble top Table
BONG Mantel Ornaments. Vases, Centre Iamns
Gilt Window Shades, Curtains
brussels. three ply. aud ingram CARPETS
,ntIa Mating, Olcioth, Stair Carpet
nhree mahogany hair spring Sofas, Arm Chairs
w 2Eut Extension Dining table Sid, board
NUT aud oak cane seat Chairs
SElha. u lass, and CrOckery Ware, Table Cutlerx
SIlyer-piated Walters, plGed Tea Set
Mahogany, French. ant cottage nedstt ads
Dressing and plain Bureaus Washstapds
w ardrnhes. Lounges, Toilet Sets
wo fuil maTbed Cottage Chamber Sets
Feather BEDS, BOlsters and Pillows BedJiny
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Toilet Set
Exec lent Refrigerator, walnut Arm Chairs
Cooking Stove and other fixtures
tx oprn-fToTt Coal Stoves
lSgether with general ssOitment of household
and kitchen requisites
Also, at O'CLOCK, two excellent Mich Gown ,
Terms; $50 and under, cash, in bankabe funds +.
over that sum- credit Of sixty and ninety da s. for
satisfactorily endorsed notes, hearing interest
&C 6-d JAS. C.. McIS LIRE Auctioneer