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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

WAsHISGUos Monday, Jan. IL, 1853.
The Senate in Executive Session to-day, finally dis
posed of nearly all the naval nominations consequent
upon the action of the Courts of Inquiry. The few
postponed for further consideration will there is little
if any doubt, be also confirmed Mr. p. DE Jsnou
was confirmed Professor of Spanish to the Military
Academy.
An order has been issued additionally reinforcing the
army of Utah by b and X companies of the I'd regi-
uent Of dragons now at Fort Leavenworh, and "a
enlisted men for Company for engineer soldiers, with
the company organization.
The House Committee on Elections were last week
engaged the Ohio contested case and will report at
al early day.
We have received here no mail from any point
South, this p. m.
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The following comparative statement of receipts for
mail subscriptions to The WEEKLY and SEMI-WEEKLY
TRIBUNE for the last week, shows a small gain in ia
vor Of this year, notwithstanding the hard times;
Saturday, Jan. 16 1853. ..........Sl0, $3.50 26
Saturday Jan. H. 1857. .......... 1876 ~
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London Agency.


Hesrs SAMPSON Low, Sos Co. No. II Iudsste Hill, Il
DON sse Authorized "a receive subscriptions 70 TIE TRIBUNE
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence of The Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 2, 1853.
Trade Is vet quite dull, but merchants are ex
pecting quite fine fall business The city mar
ket this morning is unusually full and supplies
OF every kind are in abundance.
The burning OF kettle OF tar which workmen
were using at the fOundery of T. S Jameson in
making composition roof, started an alarm of
nre YESTERDAY morning. The cause was soon as
certalned and the town was again quiet
The bones of an infant, buried apparently
many years, were laid bare by the washing of a
hill side near Hunting creek and discovered yes-
teIday. No clue to the matter Is known
The Directors of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company have appointed II. w Van
uPrgIl1t, Esq. assistant chief engineer of the
Lynchburg extension This step has been rem
dered advisable by the i'll health OF the chief
engineer, t C. Atkinson, Esq
The Directors of the Alexandria Library Com
pany meet this evening to elect Librarian to
their valuable institution
The Virginia Serenadcrs open their entertain
ments at Liberty Hall on Nj onday evening next
Three Fairs are proposed during this month
the Fair OF the ladies of the Village Chapel opens
on the nth, that of the ladies of St Mary,s
CHURCH on the 18th, and the one in charge of the
ladies' OF the Nj. r. Church, South, on the Goth
So we have the promise of a gay time
Travel Is resumed over the Washington and
Alexandria railroad and turnpike
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n See Ersf Page for Other 1,,ee;e1 81.


- "'e NessJoE otHer AssctsoN Sales
By c. MCGUIRE CO., Apotiopee,,
ICLOsING OUT SALE AT THE LAkes
oolScL. We vii sell the fsmsinias E s,f
rsncJ bazaar. on Pennsylvania svenae, bstv sen
kosevood Piano FORTE and Stool, :
cIScks and Brsetsts. Vases, .Jsvslry, &C., dc.
to get their goods are notified that they vii be Re
o ss az q sasr risk and expense If not called for BE-
90 1-2t J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auots.
By BONTZ & COOMBs, Auctloneers.
A ELECTIVE cH. SALE OF DRY GOODS
&e &e@6n TabksBSSYyr ; ,,b Fa ,n.f
a. no eiSck e. M: We shall sell the entire stock
NJ Son ssSls on 7a ,trss between anS
Twh,eh yIli be sold without reserve. -
rst, LADIES are particularly invited to attend.
oe4 BoNTZ & CoOMBs. Aucts.
BY J. Q; MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auotroneer..
AutE OF SMALL. BRICK DWELLING
A fH fff GSF d Essss WsRD6H
O'Clock. on the premises we shall sell Lot No g. n
sSas,e NO Is; fronting 81 feet 10 inches on S6tn
ming back IS feet to 20 feet aIIey. WITH The run ~,
proysments, consisting of two story Brick House
Terms: pne fourth cash; the residue in sx.
~ 49, anu eighteen months with interest secured
oe4-d J. c. MeGUIRE & CO. Aucts.
By j. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., .Auot,onesy.
I'RUSTEE'S SALE OF EXCEILENT FUR
no NNiTURE ANoHo skpoLp EFFRcTs.-On Sb p
UkDAl MORNING. October 9TH at 10 o,oloot
"a front u ths Auction Rooms. we shall sell,
virtue OF deed IN trust. duly recorded m Liner i
y, No. IL, 'oios $50 4 "A iot of Fupniinrs .n5
househoid Effects, .Cmprisi,g 'O
One ex CO lent second hand PiaLo Forte
three Mahogany and Walnut French Sofas.
ManOsany ROCKERS, A rn and ParlOr Chairs
Gilt Frame Mirrors, o ""'os'
Lounges, Cane seat Chairs
Revolving, Office and library Chairs
extension Dining Tables. Hat Rack
pressing and Plain Bureaus, WsrdTobas
BSust9ads, Mattresses, DO sters and Pillows
CWssces,ands, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses,
Comfort Blankets, Quilts,
DamaSk Curtains, Window Shadas
rdIi and Chamber Carpets, Oilcloth
Cooking a. other Stoves
One ex oellant culver Furnaca
10 iogether with a general assortment of Kitchen
Terms: SIS and under cash over that sum a Gre
ot Oh !, and months, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
oc I'D }. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auots.
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BOARDING.

BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS AT
- MISS MpRLEY'S, IA PENN ArsnSsNFam-
lies or slnss gentlemen wishing to settle for the
~nser' VII ma these Rooms pleasant and location
soo9 -Ims noaerate. &C Him
ROARDlNG, Of a select character. with Rooms
- most beautifully furnished. ray ct be obtai red
on tbe most easy terms, at 5a9 H street, between
WI oiIu nn SIS. sc S-4ts
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H o ENIN Nc
L A l. l. A N ID w n TE r
MILLINE1x.

Now ready for sale an elegant al assortment of
MIL lNERI AND TRIMMING GOODS
purchased mostly for cash at very low prices and
embracing everyt ing new and desirable ""o
10 the way OF
FRENCH BONNETS,
FRENCH FIOWERS, RIBANDS,
nR 49, Trim MlNGS, REAL LACES
EELvEIS of all cnlOrs, for BOnnets
CkOGHET PRINCESS
GUIPTRE BUTT0M TRIMMINGS, French,
CLOTH and VELVET CLOAkS
uNDERSKIRTS, very cheap,
HOOP SKIRTS, HEAD DKESSES, &c.
The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT will
ner mere be under the care of Miss So "A
e shns q, nihRsWskA, lady Of great expert S
P, s9 the past Twelve months. She will give
any orders left with her will be faithfully executed.
DhESSMAhING In the latest French style.
N: B.0My old customers no have promptly maid
tnsir pills when presented wall be accommod ted
with the usual credit. but am deter mined from
this GATE TO open no new accounts with a nv ONE
M. WILLIAM,
se0 wv Opposite Centre Market
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I'VE ALrHABsrIcAL BusisE.s DIalcrosy
80 closed up, In few days, for one rear.
~. ~ 'ae DAILY Star Additions Of respecta.
'' WIN De made to it on immediate sppli-
cation 10 the agent, at the star ONCE
- Aou'''ons cannot be made after the Dr.
rectory Is closed up for the wear
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MAR RIED,

on ne ~ instant, by the Rev Mr.. Swenzel
REILh T TU0ytEnER; Of TINS city. to Mrs. Is :
On me 2ist ult:, by the Rev NJ t;reer. Miss
Miilian PuI pSIk q a. S,ux5tss q ne Hon:
Of the ate Judge Scott Of the city of Philadslchs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

GENTLEMEN's DRESS SHIRTS,
GENTLEMEN's DRESS SHIRTS. SIZES
GENTLEMEN's DRESS SHIRTS, SIZES
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
WALL, STEPHENS & Co
- Pennsylvania svenne.
Sc SO-6t between 9Th and 10Th streets
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DIED,


On the soth nit; CATHERINE HALEY. a,ed
about IS Jears there be any surviving frie,Ss y,
relatives Of the decea sed, they viii be eoasos =,
know that she cied IN the hope Of bis mi H.; "
Church. May she rest ~ peace, Amen.
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LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.

IL Thsash {" The starr IL printed en- IN.
t Steam press In nse south Of Bal,,.
hs edition is % large as to reauire \,
-. Put TO press nj an early hour, Adver-
ehe' therefore, she.ld be sen, an by I q
.ek, Nj sthcrwise they may nss appear
enfii the next day.
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New York Nlarket..

NEW YORK, Oct. -Flour Is heavy. .,l.. %,
1900 barrels; State 81 9Oa5 20; Ohio "a s0.s -
Southern IS 3Oa5 20
Wheat Is lower; Gales Of Is, 900 bushels The
decline is nominally, Ia2c
Corn Is lower; sales of % 600 bushels. r,i,a6
6Sa71c white S0ae2c '
Pork Is heavy; mess $40 so
Lard and Whisky are dull and UNCHANGED
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Financial.

NEW YORK Oct. 4-Stocks are lower and duII.
Chicago and Rock Island, 6ik; Illinois Central
bond. ssH; La Crosse and Mil. 4; Michigan So
Mo. 6's SIS 80
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Baltimere MarLets

BALTIMORE, Oct. -PIour A, nominal uo,v
ard street and Ohio s. so
Wheat reds and common whites s.sc Iox~.,.
prime whites are unchanged
low s2as5c '1 ,eA
Provisions are dull
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The Atlantic CnbIe


s.vANSAH, Oct. 2.-There were six interment,
To-day. OF which three Were fever cases
SAVANNAH, Oct 3-The number NJ ,,,.rr,.,,.
on saturday was six, including three OF the yeis
CHaRLKsroN, Oct. , The health ofbeer, ra-
POI. Tour deaths Of the yellow fever for the
week, Including Saturday w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

w WALL & BARNARD
lara e stock Of a
Mahogany, Walnut. and Map FurntRrs. A
Painted and marble-top Cottage SETS 81
Hair and Husk Mattresses. I'M
c3mplete Assortment Of House fournshlng ARTICLES.
sIso. a stock % Wool Carpets.
All of vhicn are for sale on reesonobe terms q,
our Pnrufure Warero0ms. lntersectIon Of q streOG,
Loslssna avenue, and sth street west ~ the rear
OF ouT Auction koous seS-eolH
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FUTURE DAYS


BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
EXTENSlyE SALE UF A LARGE STOCK
~ OF FRESH GROCERIES. WINES, TioUoRs. TES 5
i uSosA.cSot EixTuREs, &C, AT AUCTION. = Or
ar 10 oc a. m. at the grocery store on the corner OF
th AND streets, near the NJ rtheTn Market alargt
les, liquors, and Fixtures, Comprising IN psItN
C Gneel Isas Sgsafs. Candles snd soap.
Rice. Starch. Nutmegs, Mac and Ginger,
Molasses, Vinegar and Slrups,
large lot of superior Whisky,
BrandIes, X um and spirits,
BroORs, Buckets, Tubs and Mats,
Hopes; hollow and willow Ware,
- sacks Ground Alum Salt,
1850 hhe Washing ton Cigars,
Sugar NH, Tin and Wooden Measures.
orid, rms I'll sums under S25. cssh; over s25. a
cIeuIt & anu months, for notss all cases
De satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest.
SO o-a A. GREEN, Auct
BY J. G. McGUIRE q CO, Auctiopeers-
NRESERVED SALE Of THREE SMALL
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October 5th, at i've
clock al me Auf hon Rooms, We shall sell TO the
Estate ia Washington:
SQUARE No; s7. fronting respectively on Vermont
avenue, hoIth street, and 18th street west, and
containing y, 100 square feet.
square No. ss4 froRtIng Vermont avenue,
m IN street ana llth street west, and containing
III 4z3 square feet.
These two squa es are handsomsl, located m the
north part ofthe second Ward which ~ rso1dx 'ne
proving In that direction.
Also, Square No. gu, fronting respectively on
New JerteJ avenue, north + street, and LIST street
vest, In the Immediate vicinity OF the RaIroad
Titles perfect.
Terms: One. fourth cash the residue in g. u and
10 months. with interest, secured by deed trust
Sc 2I-eod J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
BY A. GREEN. Auctoneer
VAl.UABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
y PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE Browns
HorELAr AUcTIoN;-On THURSDAY, the Th
day OF October, shall sell, front of the premises
al CLOCK p M, at very valuable property situ
ated on PENIS, lvana avenue next door west of ths
store OF the Messrs. Parker & Co, and opposite
Browns Hotel fronting sbout n feet on the avenue.
WIN depth OF 81 feet TO north street, improved
Ds iart e and commodous Brick Store. Warehouse
ana dwelling. The warehouse connects with the
store ard fronts on street. The lot contains 800
square feet OF ground. The improvements are good
wei built. and In good repair. Persons wishing to
wei to attend the sale.
Terms OF sale: One third cash balance In three
equai pay ments OF one, two, and three years the
purchaser TO awe notes for the deferred PAYMENTS
bearing interest from the day of sale deed give n
and a deed of trust taken, eA
Title lids putable.
Possession will be given In a reasonable tims
which Will be stated at the sale.
Sc 90 A. GREEN, Auct r.
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CoArs, PANTS. AND VEsrs..

LTssS StitS. BHStHeSS SMitt.
NOAH wALKER Co., Marble Hall CIo.king
Store, Browns Hotel Building. respectfully an
WINTER CLOTHING is now ready for inspection,
comprising an Assortment of GsHttsmsas and
fosthS CtofhtSg OF the newest and richest desgn
In material, trimming, and workmonshIp.
=. To those who study excellencs. with economy in
lashionaole articles OF dress, opportunity now
ousred for selecting from one ofthe most attrac-
stocks OF Clothing In this city at very reduced
prices. .. se2-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

sYMPArHY.-We hear that the Columbia Typo
graphical Society. at its regular meeting Of sat
urdsy night last, passed 4 resol ution sympatbiz
ing with the plasterers in their present strike
and wishing them success In their demands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

The Copartnership existing bstween the under
signed IN conducting the Confectionery BUSINESS in
me CITY oil washington. under the name and ST, e
OF kugler Co., Is this day dissolved by mutual
cons ant TINS business will be continued at the old
stand, NO 5lS Penn. avenue. by Charles KugIeT
who will collect all the outstanding debts due TO the
lat9 hrm He will pay all the debts due. III per
sons interested either as debtor creditor will ca
Tor Sci Element, CHAS KIIGi ~
October I'd, 1853. 90 D a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

The HOG CASE. - Messrs Carrin0ton ard
Lloyd, counsel for sam Anderson, who was
charged before Justice Giberson, with stealing a
hog, pettioned his Honor Judge Crawford, for a
writ of hGtsas corpus, which lac granted, and
made retuTnable on Friday last Sam was
brought before the Judge, who treated his case
as case OF larceny, and required him to give
pail Tor his appearance at the Criminal Court
thereby sustaining the decision of the commit.
ting magistrate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

DIsMIssED.-Mayor Berret has dismissed an
other Of the special police for inebriety whilst on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

pLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
(NEAR CARLISLE, Pa
vember, ID.
Number limited TO IS lads, 70 whose Improvement
devoted.
EntIre expense SO. Circulars at this Office
HI To NIL a few vacancies call at Klrkyood
House on October 18th, from to O'Clock D. m, or
ADDRESS. r. X. BURNS,
sc % eoSw PrnoinsI and pronrtsfor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

The Yellow Fever at New orIe...
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. The deaths nv v.tIov
fever In this city yesterday were 46
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

TEErH.-Dr LOOMS performs all operations
upon the teeth in the most skillful aud scientific
manner Teeth extracted without the least pain
No. 3S6 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

SHEPHERD continues In the receipt OF all the
latest publications, at the corner Of Seventh and
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE star.
MoNAeEHrAssocLArsD press.


'ne Aestrta's pass<urers 49,
L.. Sskc, Oct. 3d.-rhe Norv,,,,, .h,, .
Ilna arrived here to-day brtngtne .s.sp ..s-
sengers and six Of the crew OF As an, 49, pes-
.a. Among the Passenger 10 a uttie 80 s....
TIE following are the name. Of m. 49,.
second cabin, q stoepei and Apdr~S 49,
sheim; Storage, Coarsd EifIert- Co.. L rsa
en-. Wilhelm Braunsdor HeiprIeb Tas,t. i ,
chin Pless, Edward Ahlers, Joseph s,ss,i,s 80
christopher Bancker, sven Nelson. Peter $50
sen, = Wlnsentz, johannes Dsumuller -
lChristOpber bunker s"o
Crew-Martin Folige, cook; Joseph k.r,,
ntemao; Frederick Tbefelot do: Henri Rtsnns,'
10 John Rohment, Isham Heinrich, and -"
Later frsa Havana.
,,o,, OAK, Oct The steamship Cshsvbs
nesl'n OF Havana was improving
Susa's nrm out quiet Molasses arm Pr.,gh,.
enI sterling exchange Is prrm
hh american vessel had landed !. ...-. a
slaves al Cardenas, $50 of whom 49, ~ %
sage, from starvation. The ofhei.ls ,ssrs
tgstng the matter. "e'e ih'es-
The Atlantic Gable
NEW YORK, Oct. 4-The following r,....
has been received from Trinity Bay. dated az
LIST instant: '' ehe
"Nothing has been done with yal.,t,. sor,.
very good currents received from VaIeutia. INF
nothing Ineligible. DE- ssuTy@
Health Of Savannah and ChsrIests..
savANNAH, Oct 2.-There were sir interment.
to-eay' OF which three were fever cases
sLvAsNAH, Oct. 3.-The number OF intermep,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

DR.. HosrETIER's Celebrated Stomach Bi tiers
s one OF the greatest STRENGTHENING perpetrators
e1Ant., IL Is especially adapted TO those who are
afflicted with the Fever and que or any other dis
ease Arising from disordered condition of the di
gestlve organs. For the Fever and Ague there is
perhaps, no medicine In the world equal to IT, as n
enters purlnes ana rep enshes the blood, which is
so important 10 bring about healthy action in dis
eases Of tals nature. The Bitrers are now among
the mnst popular, and at the same time yaluanie
speclhos IN the medicinal world. In recommending
II 20 the public We are fully conscious of dong
great service, knowing, as we do, their many ex-
cellent qustles, and sure and speedy action In ali
where the disease Is caused by OF
the digestive organs. trial will sucs for the most
skeptical.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally, eve
Uwhere re - cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04
e.. ". KuGLEE

WEDDING CAKES very pretty, very cheap and very
nice, at the PhIladeiphia Confectionery n 5,s pa
avenue, between I'd and Sd SITS
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ne 2s-TuF&M ~ ,er Tie owner,

ny =. Y. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneet,
pEREMPrORY SALE OFCARBIAGEs
mOkNlN6; % ober eth a. N O'Clock in froD,a y,
sser a9cson Rooms we shall sell. without any re-
! excellent6 passenger Pioton bnt Iittis ,..a .
superior second hand Colpee s s's'
new Cane seat Buggy
Ierms; One third cash the residue m 50 and On
terest. Hoses, ocarlng IN
90 Id II n MocUrup 4, oc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

CHARLES N. KUGLER
~ No. 5l0 Pa GceHus, bstpseH "a and 81 SIS
. VIII furnish and send lCECRAM IN sDy mart of
me oily at q 80 per gallon; 40 cents quart Fairs
Festivals Balls and Parties of all kinds turns he'd on
the most reasonable terms,
Oc IiIl C.. ". KUGLER.
Nv NIGHT SCHOOLS
w ILL Open at the Academy corner 9th and n
streets, on Monday, October 4, at D. m. Apply
neT 9Th and SITS.
oe2- 1. II. A. BRIDGE, NJ. D., Print.
1S0 EWIVES-ALEWIVES
IDO bARREI Prime No new AlewIyes lust
received per schooner Searsville, from Roston and
LOT sale by BARBOUR & SEMMES.
Also IN store and for sale
~ bbls. No.. Large MACKEREL
Is do. No. small do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

- HUGHES" FLOWER GARDEN, M
SereHth Street, ISlaad. hSyK
WILLIAM HUGHES, Landscape Gardener AZ q
Florist begs 20 invite the public 20 see ms oolec
ton OF ROSES, now IA bloom; upwards Of 90
hne plants, warranted on their roots, and true
to name.
The proprietor recommends early fall planting
from the middle Of October TO the middle OF Novem-
beI, but must be protected bT cedar bra nches
Has on hand hne Plants for winter, blooming for
p6Ttors or private greenhouses.
Bouquets made TO order and cut Flowers con-
stAntly on hand at mod crate charees a % eorw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

fEKrH--Nothiag Is more paisful than an ach-
Ing fang; few things more disgusting than de-
cayed teeth Those OF our readers who are tins
mleted will fnd In Dr.. r. o. Hills most skill
fal Surgeon. His once is No $50 Peansylvaais
sveaue, next to Gautier's. ss s.. ss1s'a Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

IOHN :. HOLLlNGSHEAD ID. Notary Public
Commissioner Of the Court of Gains, and Jus,
nca OF the Pface. has improved the fitness Of ms
Once and It's ada pIatlo' TO hs business, which has
greatly Increased. The arrangement of the ofhce
INTO three apartments gives an opportunity for the
uninterrupted dIs patch Of business. Hls once hoars
are IRON O'Clock a. m. Ia 10 p, m. Once corner Of
Sth and +. streets, opposite General Post Once
is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

se 94-eoln. sdosrs s6oss Uds FsIio.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-04

An INVENTION To those heads OF families
that desire to avail themselves q all the i'm
provements in household economv the advsr-
Using columns of days Star Offer an attraction
which they cannot readily pass over weaIIude
10 Eddy Co 8 smoke and gas consuming cook
lag stoves, which our friend c. WoodwsId No
3lS Pennsylvania avenue has for sale Ths.
stoves are no humbugs, they do all that they
promise and save fully half of the fuel tb,,
Is used In cooking with the stoves In general use
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-09
Dp Grlfgrapb.
Foreign per Steamer Canada.

New YORK. Oct. s.--Atantic telegraph
shares are quoted at e300 to e330.
The British trade report shows 95OOO 900
less than last year.
The telegraph cable between Holland and
England has been laid.
PARIs-Prince Gheka was killed by jump
ing from his carriage while the horses were
frightened.
The French army at Rome is to be aug
mented.
The French man-of war will be Withdrawn
from the Adriatic, as Montenegrin affairs are
quiet.
SPAIN-The army is to be increased.
The expedition against the Riff pirates is
postponed till spring.
Spain proposes 10 act energetically against
Mexico.
1t is reported that the Russians have gained
another victory over the Circassans.
CHTNA-Monavieff has been appointed Rus
sian Minister to Pekin.
Great Britain will send Military Repre-
sentative to Pekin.
AFRICA-Difficulties have occurred at Cape
town between the British and American au-
thorities relative to the Mozambique channel.
The English Consul has gone to England res
pecting the matter.
LIVERPOOL. 24th-SOme circulars quote
pric of cotton sitter. but quotations I'M
changed. Sales Friday, 8 900 bales, of which
spectators and exporters took 1000; mar
KIT quiet but steady: stock at Liverpool,
sos 800 bales, of which $4,000 bales are
American.
Breadstuffs are dull, with declining ten
dency.
Flour very dull with decling tendency.
Holders are pressing on the market. Wheat
quiet; red 5s 4d06- sd; W bite 6s 3d@6s Cd.
Southern white 7sC97s sd. Corn dull; yell
low SIS white 3d.. Sugar steady.
CoTTON.-N. Orleans tres oydinQare at Havre
lI2f
The money market is decidedly easier.
COnsos tor account closed at 97SCG974.