Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1856, Page 3

Jos Paixtin@.—Our patrons and the public are reminded that we are prepared to have their orders for Job Printing of every descrip- tion exeouted at the shortest notice, for the lowest prices and in the best and most satis- factory manner. All wanting such work done cannot do better than to apply directly at counter of the Star office. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. \ Tus Dexocratic Catesration To-Day.— The celebration to-day in honor of the elec tion henry eS ecepr ge Jobn C. Breckin- ridge, up to the time of our going to press, San boas carried cut i afar: most credit. able to the city and to the Democratic party. In a spirit of enlarged patriotism, our citizens, without regard to party l.nes, have seemed disposed to unite to make the demonstration fitly commemorative of the signal bat hardly contested National victory just achieved. Cer- tainly no body of people in this Union have greater cause for rejoicing than have the citi- sens of Washington in the triumph of the friends of the constitution over that party of sectionalism and disunion whose heaviest blows, had it triumphed, would have been simed at the prosperity of our beloved city Court square began to present a lively ap- rance at an early hour as the delegations to arrive with numerous b: and amid the loud hurras of enthusiastic specta- tors. As fast as the delegations arrived, places were assigned them in the line of pro- cession, and shortly after 10 o'clock the pro- cession moved off in the following order : ORDER OF PROCESSION. Chief Marshal and Assistante. Marshal Hoover and Walter Lenox, Esq_., orc- tor of the day, in an open barouche. Esputa’s Band. Jackson Democratic Association, in force. Alabama delegation. Banner with motto, “The land of Fitzpatrick, King and Clay. Tho Democratic star that never sets. Ma- jority for Buck and Breck 1,805." Seventh Ward delegation with a beautiful ban- ner, lettered ** Union.” Illinois delegation with banner mottoed “Doug- las popular sovereigaty. Illinois for Buchanan and Breckinridge, 10,000 majority.’ Kentucky Delegation ; banner—motto, “ Ken- tucky, the first child of the Union; she greets her sister States with a smile of 8,000 majority.”* New Hampshire Delegation, with a beautiful banner, representing a ship on the stocks and rising sun Fifth Ward Delegation, with music, an im- mense national flag, and a cannon. Germania Buchanan Club from the Navy Yard, with Withers’s Band and national flag. This delegation made a strong sbow, indeed. Louisiana Delegation, with banner mottoed— * Justice, Union, Confidence ;’’ “The first-born daughter of Jeffer- sonian Democracy ” Then came a splendid car draped with flazs aud drawn by ten white horses, bearing thir- Spee beautiful young ladies representing tl * je thirty-one States of the Union, and waving flags. T cattaes bearing a buck, and embellished with Bohn’s portraits of Buck and Breck. This was followed by the Salt River steam- er—the ‘‘fiarriet Beecher Stowe’’—lettered The “Ho for Salt River with despatch. Steamer Disunion, J. C. Fremont, Oaptain ; Horace Greeley, Cook and Steward.” This team, which was draped in mourning, driven by a gentleman of color, and drawn by « hard-looking beast dressed in an extra skin, so a8 most appropriately to represeat the ‘woolly horse,” elicited shouts of laughter everywhere on its travels. Sixth Ward Delegation, with a banner in- seribed “Sixth Ward ever true to the principles of Democracy.”’ Monument on a csr, inscribed with the names of States in the Democratic pyramid, and otherwise variously lettered and ornamented. Then came buck’s horns on a pole; and then THE SHIP from the Navy Yard, already described in the Star, and which was the nfost noticeable fea ture of the procession, being a perfect model of a ship full rigged and manned by ten sail- ors who were going through various ship- board evolutions, throwing the tlead, manning the 1s, firing cannon, splicing ropes, &c. Geo: wn delegation, in formidable numbers, including the Buck and Breck Club, No.1; the Georgetown Democratic Associa tion, the Young Men's Union Association, and the ‘* United Sons of Liberty.’” The Georgetown delegation had Weber's band and numerous handsome and apprepri ate banners. One which created much amuse- ment was surmounted by a cage containing a diseonsolate looking live crow low were the words, “We have caged the Black Re- ublican.”’ jouth Carolina Delegation, with a banner bearing the inscription: “ The Con. stitution : the ark of our Nation- al Covenant.” Georgia Delegation, with a banner inscribed, “* Constitation—W isdom—J ustico— Moderation. Buchanan 14,000.” Delaware Delegation, with a most elaborately- worked and highly-finished banner, lettered —*‘ Delaware ; the ffrat to adopt the Consti- tution. May her sons ever adhere to origi- nal principles.’ On the reverse—‘ Pre- sented by the Ladies to the Democracy of Wilmington, Delaware, 1#44."" This ban- ner bears a portrait of Jefferson, painted by the celebrated Woodside, wf Philadelphia, and said to be one of the best in existence New Jersey Delegation—banner “ Liberty, Prosperity ; True to the Constitution and the Union.”’ Florida Delegation —banner “In God we Trust.”’ “The Constitution the only Safe- guard of the Rights of the States."’ Citizens in carriages brought up the rear of the procession The Avenue, as the proces- sion moved along in the direction of Gsorgo- town, was crowded with innumerable specta tors, who manifested the liveliest enthusiasm by cheers, waving handkerchiefs and hats, and other demonstrations. It was undoubt- edly the most imposing and successful demon- stration of the kind ever witnessed here, and the Demvcratic party and the city may well be proud of it : Ciacurr Courr.—Yesterday, several ap- peal cases on suits upon promissory notes were disposed of inthis court. Morsell vs WS Mulloy, Jobn Mulloy and Thomas Parsons, sppeal from a magistrate’s decision: verdict for plaintiff. A. Davis vs. Hunnicut; verdict for plaintiff Kephart and Darby vs. Kiernon; verdict for plaintiffs. Selden, Withers & Co vs. Nicholson; verdict for plaintiffs The most interesting case, and which at- tracted considerable attention from the audi- ence, was the replevin case of MeDermot vs. Yeastman. The plaintiff in this case replevied two sorrel horses levied upon by defendant to satisfy an execution, alleging that he held a deed of trust in histavor. The Court instruct ed the jury that they must believe from the evidence that they were the identical horses mentioned in the deed of trast, and not sub stituted in piace of the original horses, or must have been delivered to the trustee; otherwise they must find forthe defendant. The jury returned 2 verdict fur the defendant. Davidge for plaintiff, Morgan for defence. — Tee [LieMination To-Nigat.—We trust that the illumination to-night will be general in consideration of the happy results to us as Washingtonians, and to the country at large, of the late Democratic triumph, in restored 1, barmony and security, what citizen will egrudge the little time and exyense required of each to give proper ec/at to the congratula tory jubilee to-night. Let every patriot and well wisher of his country contribute his qaota to the sucess of the demonstration; and let every window in the National Metropolis blaze with illuminations! To give the isplay ite fullest effect it would be well if some partiou- a 8 o’elook p. m.—were generally fixed on as the time for lighting up. Roux Orr.—The train om the Alexsndria and ———- Railroad was thrown cff the track y in consequence of some ob- struction which bad been placed in the way No damage of consequence was sustained 5 | re a rg to the im exquisite beauty of spectacle piece has ever before been exhibited in Washington. ‘he — and evolutions, - ape songs, dances, transformations, &c. &c., ¥ whiek the piece abounds were ail superbly rendered, leaving n to be desired on the pectator. This being a sort of gale night we presume the National will be crammed. The Saturday afternoon performance will be found a most convenient o; tunity for fami- lies to witness this inimitable spectacle. Next = Bs more es ee ua oe Operas;—perhaps mcie, ‘uale,’ and Galveasibals,”” ‘& most excellent selec- tion indeed. Fouxp Drownep.—This morning a colored woman and child were found drowned in the canal near Third street. The womans name is Mary Hill; and it was supposed that while intoxicated, she wandered off with her child, @ boy about three years old, and fell into the canal where she was found. The coroner had been sent for, but a jury had not been sum- moned when this paper went to press. Counrerrgir.—Yesterday, we saw a coun- terfeit quarter eagle which had been passed on @ gentleman as genuine. It represents the coinage of 1856, and is well calculated to deceive good judges. On being submitted to a slight preesure Nicaea in pieces, and proved to be zinc or some other base motal coated with gold. Gzorer Anprew Dover.—A day or two since the name of George Dover was inserted in our watch house returns. We take occasion to say that the person named on that occasion was not George Andrew Dover, a tanle colored yonth who resideson H street, and who conducts himself in all respects properly. Centre Marxet.—The market was not so crowded this morning, yet the supply was plenteous and purchasers numerous. Kecent repairs of the old sheds have added greatly to the comfort of venders and purchasers Moxp Sorree last right was a perfect success. His fine hall was filled to its cap- city, with young and old, and not a discor.- tented face there What more need be said ? Warcn Retunns.—No cases for trial, end only three lodgers, ali from other cities ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE, ALEXanpRiA, Nov. 27, 1856. The City Councils held their usual sem‘ monthly session on Tuesday evening. Th transactions, save a long debate on the expe- diency of appointing delegates to the Southero Commercial Convention, embraced nothing but matters of police regulation. On the same evening Rev. Byron Sunder- land of Washington, opened the Alexandria Library course, by a lecture at Lyceum Hall on ** Vox Populi Vox Dei,”’ of which various opinions are entertained. Last evening the Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Protestant church held a meeting at the house of worship of that con- gregation, which was well attended. Addresses from Rey. Dr. Reese and others made up the exercises of the evening A man named James Joyce was drowned by falling from the lauding place of the steamer George Page into the Potomac on Tuesday night. A verdict of accidental drowning was rendered. The Alexandria and Washington railroad managers have determined in future to run but two trains per day upon their road, at loast for the present. The fair of the Alexandria Riflemen after & brilliant career of ten nights, closed last evening. It is said the profits will not fall be low one thousand dollars Aq. INHALATION IN DISEASES OF THE LUNGS. Drs. Hunter & Williams, ig spors for Diseases of the Chest. 524 North Charles street, Baltimore. The great success which has attended the practice of Inhalation by Dr. Hunter and his associates in treating every form of Pulmona- ry diseases is now established beyond question. Dr. Williams, associate of the Baltimore office, may be consulted in Washington on the 12th and 29th of each month. The next visit will be on Saturday, the 29th instant. Office 260 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs. Vose’s Jewelzy Store - \ MARRIED, On Tuesday, the 25th instant, by the Rev Mr. Morsell, Mr. E. A. RYTHER to Miss MARGA- RET SPICER. * At Alerandria, on the !$:h instant, by the Rev Mr. L. M in, C.R L. CROWN, of this olty, to Miss ELIZABETH A. ROBINSON, dai ter of the late L. H. Robinson, of Prince il- am poog « Va. On the J0th October, by Rev. S.A.H Marks, ANTHONY ALLEN to Miss VICENTIA KELLY. On the 18th instant, by the same, THOS. T. ALLEN to Miss MARY E PERKINS. Un the 20th instant, by the same, THOS HOOPER to Mrs. ELIZABETH BOTELOR. DIED, On the 26th instant, HENRY HALL, consort ot Elizabeth Hall. The friends and acqvaiatances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral ‘To-Morrow evening at 2 o'clock, from bis late residence on I. street, belween 13th and i4th streets. * THE NAIAD QUEEN. WINTER MILLINERY. JUST RECEIVED, THE Lat- jest stvies of New York WINTER’ BONNEFS, and will be opened on Thursday, November 27th, et 10 o’clock Ladies are respectfully invited to call. MISS HANEY & SISTER, No. 179 Penn. ave., bet. 17th and 18th streets. nov 26-3t* Fe UN D.—ON SATURDAY MORNING last, near the Centre Market,a BAG, with money and a memorandum of articles in it, which a ae have by calling cr aap iad oe the propery, an ing for this pene a lil eal ie Seed Bote ee sd OST—-ON FRIDAY, BETWEEN THE hata i 4 House and tie =tate Dep srimenta gen- tleman's BREASTPIN. set with one plain stone. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the pin, which bas a value tothe loser beyond Its intrinsic worth, elther with the Steward of the Mugby House, or at No. 7 State Department. Rov 22 eo3t WINTER MILLINERY. MRS. M. A HILLS, HAS NOW opened Winter Millinery, and wiil receive additions daily throughout the season. The ladies of Washington and strang- ers are respectfully invited tocail. No. 295 Penn- ayiventa avenue, south side, between 9th and 10th streets. nov 15-29 NEW LIVERY STABLE, Eigith Street, tetween D and E. HE SUBSCRIBER HAS ERECTED A commodious stable on Sth street, having room e: h for over fifty hor- ses. avd a capital Carr! House of 27 by 90 feet. This estabilshment is now. open for the reception of Horses on livery, and for the birieg and selling of horses. He has also for renta large Kcom immed!- ately over his carriage house, 27 by 90 feet, suita- ble her almost any purpose There is also sleeping brunks for persons bringing servants, and the whole establishment is ee with gas. He would also call the attention of persons tug produce to market, to the fine yard ad- the stable, where wagons can be safely fear during the se es The whole establis! ot is under the of Wx. Hicks, well known to stable men in this city. nov 26 tf JOHN ©. COOK, DEXTER'S HOTEL, WASHINGTON, Ye SUBSCRIBER BLGS LEAVE TOL form his friends and the public gener- ally, that having thoroughly renovated bis Hote!, he is now prepared to accommodati all who may favor him with their Parone nov 25-e2w M. A. DEXTER. DtVEKNOLS HOTEL. ME G. D'\VERNOI3 BEGS TO INFORM 4¥% his friends and the 0 in general, that he has now opened his new Hotei on Pennsylvanis avenue, between 17th and 18th streets. ‘This Ketablish ment is newly and eleganti " ished on the most modern end improwet — with Saloois and Private A ts The joi Bar is ed with the choicest Wines and Pay meet 8, &c. Game and other delicacies Season. Private Dinner and Supper Parties prom supplied and attended to in auy p rt of the city. Fable d’hote at 34 o'clock, on Sundays at 2. nov %5-e03m J Por Sale and Rent. ae aes eeieninaan ice eee ‘OR RENT.—TWO NEWLY BUILT Houses on Ist Capitol s‘reet, opposite Braun’s Ice House, about a square from new Congres- sional Printing Ome, to ctual — and THONA'S, Pe maven eee, ith and 13th on avenue, streets’ nov 27-1w® THE NAlIaD QUEEN. FFICK ROOMS FOR REN T.—TWO act, eligible rooms over my store will he Tented low to a punctual and permanent tenant. Apply toL F ‘LARK, Upholsterer and P per Hanger, No. 28, north side Penn. avenue, tween 12th and 13h streets. nov 27-co3t* —_———_ THE NAIAD QUEEN. Fe SALE.—THE SUBSCRIBER IS AU thorized to sell at private salea two-story and attic Frame House and Lot, situated on 12th street, between M and N streets, No. 331. Also, the ad- joining vacant Lot ‘Terms: One-third cash; the balance in seven instal: its, at six moni apart. Possession given immediately. nov 27-ectw* JAS T. FERRY. THE NAIAD QUEEN OR RENT —A COMFORTABLE TWU- story Brick House, congaining 4 Rooms and Kitchen, situated oa 12th t, near Maryland avenue, {sland. ‘Toa prompt tenant the rent will ytoDr. J. KE. MORGAN, nov 26 3i* THE NAIAD QUEEN. UR RENT —A HOUSE, NO. 333 9TH street, €ast side, between land New York avenue, containing seven Rooms. Inq uire nex door. nov 25-31" THE NAIAD QUEEN. fOR RENT.—A FRAME HOUSE AND Store, .with or without a large Brick Bake house attached, on llth stret, near Mary and avenue, Island. ‘Toa good tenant the rent wi:) be moderate. Applyto ANDREW SMALL, No 291 C street, between 9th and 10th nov 25 3.4 THE NAIAD QUEEN, OR RENT —A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, with gas fixtures, gocd yard, brick stable and coach house, on south # street, Capitol Hill. In- quire of JOSEPH INGLE, New Jersey av nue, Capitol Hill nov 24-lw&eot THE NAIAD QUEEM OR RENT.—A WELL AND NEW FUR- nished House, two rquares from the avenue, and near the Kirkwood house fora fami y it has ev-ryconvenience Kent moderate. if desired, farnim e &e , can be purchased low. Inqnire at this office. nov 22-1w# THE NAIAD QUEEN. NO LET —THE TWO NEW HOUSES ON Piecce street, between North Capitol and 1 t street, within a square of the new Con, onal Printing Office. £oa good and punctual tenent the rent will be made low. For terms apply t» earns ‘THOMA, opposite the prea: ises. nov Is- . THE NAIAD QUEEN, OR RENT —THAT LARGE AND AIRY House on Penn avenue, betwren Sth and 7th streets, over A. Hoover & Son’s Shoe Store, suita- ble fora first-clars Boarding-House. It is now undergoing a complete repair Possession given immediately Inquire of A. HOUVER & SON, south sdeof Penn avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. oc 30-tf THE NAIAD QUE FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE IN GEORGETOWN, i). C, FOR RENT — The subscriber offers for rent her late residene- at the corner of Fayette and Fourth streets, Georgetown, imm*-diately opposite the Convent of the Visitation. ‘This is one of the li rgest and best finished houses in the District of Columbia having all the modern improvements contained in the first-class Louses of tae Northern cities ‘rere is attached a large cistern tn the yard carriage-house, and stable for several horses. A pump of the purest waier in the immediate vicinity. ‘Che locality is high and salubrious, and tu a quiet and highly respectable neighborhood Possession given immediately. For further particulars ave next door to the a ra of Mrs. ANNE R. O'NEAL. oo THE NAIAD QUEEN. KNISHED ROOMS F quire on the premises, No. 295 Pennsylvania php rca 9th und 10ch streets, south side. nov 15-1: THE NAIAD QUEEN. OR SALE —A NUMBER OF FARMS, containing twenty acres aad upwards. or divided to suit purchasers, rituated in the Dis trict, Maryland, or Virgiala Alzo, some of the most desirable Property in this city, consisting of Dwelling Houses and va- cant Lots. Persons wishing to invest moeey in the Metropolis of the Nation or vicinity will do wellto give me acall before purchasing. Per- sons having property to dispose of can have it done upon reasonable terms. Money profit :bly invested on Real Estate securities, and loans negotiated. ApplytoZ W.McKNEW, General Ayent, Congressional ti lobe Office. nov 17-eo3w ____ THE WAIAD QUEEN. OR RENT —THREE LARGE WEL! finished Rooms, with Gas Fixtures oy on the premises to ALEX RUTHERFORD, Marble Yard, o; ite National Theatre. nov 18-eolw ce , THE NAIAD QUEEN OR SALE OR RENT—ONE OF THOSE i dwelling Houses on C street, between Ist and 2d, containing Water, tias, Furnace, Ranges, and all otber conveniences of a firstclass residence. The House will be sold a great bar- in. Apply on the premises, or i2th street and Canal, of JNO. B. WARD. nov 14 eosw [Intel& Union) THE NAIAD QUEEN. LEGANT HOUSE AND GROUNDS aT PRIVATE SAL A very desirable resi dence in the West End, No 167 F street, together with the spacious grounds attached thereto. This Property is beautifully Iccated, commanding an extensive view of the Potomac river end the clty of Alexandria. ‘the house js tulit in the best manner, co.taining fourteen Rocm: and a Batb House, together with a sultabie bac building for servants. ‘Terms will be made known on application be- ing made to CHAS.S WALLACH, Ex Lout- slana avenue, opposite City Hall. nov 2)-2aw4w THE NAIAD QUEEN OR SALE OR RENT—A DESIRABLE emall place near Bladensburg Depot, con- taining about twenty acres¢fland “fie improve- ments are a small Cottage Dwelling, Carriage- house, Stable, &c ; well fenced and in a goed state of cultivation ‘Phe soil 1s well edapted to the purposes of a market gardenond dviry a lv to Z. W. McKNEW, C. ngressional Glo! fice. nov 17-e02w THE NAIAD QUEEN. OR RENT—WITH OR WITHOU® Board, thrce neatly furnished Rooms, No 65 Missou- nMaveune nov 25-e03t* THE NAIAD QUEEN. YWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.—Houses No 48 and 50 Lovi-ianaave- nue, between Gth and 7th streets The Iccation is a desirable one and offers a rare chance Soh re investment Termseaxy Applyto E. K.1UN DY. No. 128 Bridge street, Georgetown, or No 46 Louisiana avenue, Washington nov 14-tf THB NAIAD QUEEN. OR RENT OR LEASE—DWELLING- House 332, north side Penn. avenue, between 9th and lth streets One of the finest locations in the city for profefsional or business men. To @ punctual tenant the rent wili be moderate. Ap ly onthe premisestoGEO H. B WHITE & gi + orto CHAS. H LANE, Gents Furnishing Store, 424 Penn, avenue, near 4}¢ street. nov 12 LAGER BEER BREWEKY. HE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN- forms the public that he has established a LAGER BEEK BREWERY, near the corner of Pennsylvania avenue end j9th street, where he bas constantly on hand a prime article, which ts a healtbful and pleasant Leverege, and is highly recommended as such by the Faculty I sell Lager Becr by the kegs or botties at rea- sonable prices, and rend it to «ny free of char. e for the accommodation of familes nov 25-8t* CHARLES GERECHE. ; RE otfull leave to inform their friends and the bile pase , that they will re-open their RIFLE and PiSTOL GALLERY on Mon- day, December ist, it having become positively necessary that every man should understand the use of the Pistol; m are therefore respect- fully invited to call at the southwest corner cf Pp Ivanijavenue and 6th street, and practice. ‘now ¥6-3t SS “id DID FLOWEKS AND FEATH- S ERS just opened at GEO. H. CA88i DY?’S, successors to A. ‘Tate, 314 prota Vania avenue. nov L rt of the city | AUCTION By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer SALe OF A FAST HORSE, WAGON, Harness. and Carriage at Auction.—On SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o’clock, I shall ae in front of my store— ne superior black Horse, 7 years old. make his mile in about 3 minutes” One excellent = Ws mn, With top, new, built by , of this ci One set each of double and single One substantial two-horse family Carriage, in ion. c. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. Stennis By BARNARD & BUCKEY 3 Georgetown. H°os® AND LUT, FURNITURE, &., at Auctien. m MONDAY AFTER- NOON, We wiil sell, at 4 o'clock, Lots 14 and 15, in Beali’s addition to Geor , fronting 20 feet 6 inches on the west side of Washington cee gee to and north of Bridge street, and run- ning back 120 feet, improved with a two-story frame dwelling, back building, &c. Terms cash ; and all conveyancing at the cx- pense of the purchaser Aa the same piace, at 3 e*clock, we will cell the house an assortment of Furniture, &c Wardrobe, nearly Chatrs, Tables, Stove » Mattresses, Washstend &c , &. Terms east BARNARD & BUCKEY, 372 Auctioneers. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. | Oats INTUTION SABE OF VALUABLE Building Lets at Auction.—On TUES. DAY, the 2a day of December next, I ehall sell, in front of the premises, commencing at 4 o’clock Pp ™,alitie 's not sold of Square No. 441, subdivided into handsome building lots, fronting on 6th and 7th streets west and Sand 'T streas north. Plats can be seen at my auction rooms Ae direct from the Government and indispu- Terms: One-four bh cash three, four, and five j balance in ore, two, a Mae the doh years, the Po ie! give jotes ferred. ments, it from the day of sale. ee ee eee A deed given and a deed of trust talen. nov 27-dids A. GREEN, Auct’r By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. EXSELLERT HOUSEHOLD FUKNI- ture at Auction —On MONDAY MORN- ING, let December, at 10 o’clock, we will sel, at the residence of Mr. F Wheatley, on West street, between Washington and Congress streets, the entire Household Furniture, as Mahogany Sofa and Chairs Marble top Sofa and Centre Table Mahovany Bookcase and Secretary Do _ Dining and Side Tables Leoking Glasses and Cu:tains Parlor, hall, and other Carpets Three Cottage Chamber Sets Beds, Mattresses, and Beddin, Bureaus, Wardrob+s, Toilet Scts China and Glass Ware, Knives and Forks rpc ld Safe, Cooking and other Stoves Ccoking Utensilz, Tin Ware, &c. BARNARD & BUCKEY, nov 27-3t Auctioneers, oi ee. By WALL. BAKNARD & CO., Auctioneers. \RUSTEER’S SALE.—LY AUTHORITY of a deed of trust from Georce B Ara.strong and Julla H.W, bis wife, dated she 13th De cemter, 1854, and by direction of the party whore debt ts secured thereby, the sabscrib.r will sell A ynbile auction, to the highest bidder, on the zd December next, at 4 o’cloc® {n the afternoon on the premises. the following lots in the elty of Washington, namely: Lots No 23 and 24, in Square No 524, lot No. 24 belag at the Intersec- tien of Lee eg avenue and First street wes:, fronting 55 feet 4 inches on First street and 26 fect 6 inches on Virginia avenue, with a rear front of 48 feet cn a 20-fo-ta ley ; and Lot No. 23 adjoin- ing west, with a front or 30 feet 2 inches on Vir- ze aveaue, and rear front of 32 feet on a 20 foct al . Aud on the 23d Uecember, at 4 o’ clock, on the premises, commencing at the first lot, and then proceeding to the second. the following namely: Part of Lot No 10, in Square No 421, fronting 17 feet on Fifth street west, an4 93 feet 4 inches deep, commencing on Fifth street 119 {cet south of N street norih, con! tect; Lot No. ©, in Square No. 777, sald. Lot being centrally situated betweea G und Mt streets north having a frent on Thiid stree: east of 60 feut 2 inches, with a depth of 1€4 feet Si inches, con- taining 9900 square feet. ‘Terms: One-third cash; and the reeidue at 6, 12and 18 months for which the ;-urchaser’s bonds will be taken, bearing interest with a lien on the roperty . if the terms are not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the broperty will be resold at the purchaser’s ris« and cest on a notice of seven days. CHAS. MYERS, Trustee. WALL, BARNARD & CO., nov 27-cokds Auctioneers. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. MUSTEE’S SALE OF HCUSK AND Let on 6th street west. between K sireet th New York avenue.— By virtue of a eed in trast, bearing date on the 27th day of March, 1856, and recorded in Liber J A.S , No 114, folios 4 et seq , and a decree cf the Circuit Court of tke District of Columbia, made in the cau-e pending im said Court, No. 1:93, in Chan cery, the subscriber will sell at pubiic sale, on MONDAY, the 15th day of December 1856, at 4 o’clock p m., on the premises, Lot No. 23, in Callan’s subdivision of #qua e No. 451, fronting 20 feet on Sixth +t cet west, between K street north end New York avenus, by 100 feet deep, to a ten-feet alley, with the buiidiags and improve- mects, which consist of a substantially built and comfortable two-story frame dwelling house, witb back building, &c. ‘The above p opeity !seligibly situated ina rap- idly improving part ef the city. and cifers a most favorable opportunity to persons desiring a resi dence or to invest. ‘The terms of sale will be: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the balance in six and tweive months, for notes bearing interest from the day of sale, secured by di in trust upon the property; and if not complied with in five days after the sale, the property will be re- sold, upon one week’s notice, at the risk and ex pease of the purchaser. All c nveyancing at the expense of the parcnese CHAS 8S. WALLACH, Trustee nov27-eo&ds JAS C. McuUIKE, Auct. By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE, Oil }? Paintings ch China, Gla 'e, Bronzes, Plated © Auction.— On WEDNESDAY MORNING, December 3d, at 10 o’clock, I shallsell, at my auction rooms. (fron Hall,) 2 handsome -assort- meat of Cabinet F urnitureand other useful House- keeping Articles, consisting in part of— Elegant rosewood walnut Parlor Suits, covercd with brocatel Koscwood and wainut Centre Tables, marble-tops Gilt frame French plate Mirro:s Several very fine O11 Paintings Wainut and mahogany Dressing Bureaus, marble to} Walnut! Wardrcbes, mahogany Arm and Parlor Chairs Set of Cottage Chamber Furniture Mahogeny and wainut Sofas French China Dinner Set, gold band French China Tea Sets Silver plated Castors, cut and pressed Glassware China Vates, handsome China Wessert Net Iron stone China Dinner Set French and iron stone China Tcilet Sets Silver-plated Tea Sets, Waiters, Spoons, and ‘orks Fine bronze Mant+l ard Table Grnaments Block Un Coffee and ‘Tea Urns Mahogany and walnut Bedsteads, mahogany Di- vo ns Superior Feather Beds and Carled Hair Mattres- ses Tapestry, Brussels, and ingrain Carpets With other articles rendering it a very at- tractive sale ‘Terms: Under $40, cash; over @40,1, 2,3, and 4 months credit, for approved endorsed notes, bearing interest. . W. BOTELER, nov #7 eod Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Ptnngome BUILDING LOT NEAR the Navy Yard at Auctionu.—On TUBS DAY, the 25th instant, [ shall sell, at 43 o’clock P m, infront of the premises, Lot No 92, in square No 877, havirg a front on 7th street east of 48 feet inches, and running back toa wide alley 110 fect epg Ao G streets south, contaloing 5. feet 6 inches. This a bon is page pen fa located near the old oad Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard ‘'T-rms: One half cash; lance in6 and 12 months. fer notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken nov 19d A. GREEN, Auct’r The above Sale is € ostponed, in conse- ee of the rain, until FRIDAY, the 28th in- t, id e. “nov 263 ReeLaee Eve A. GREEN, Auet’r. By E.8. WRIGHT; Geoigetown. ALUABLE FARM AND QUARKY-Land at Auctioa,—-On SATURDAY next, the 29th of November, 1856, at 12 o'clock, will be sold at Public Auction, at Georgetown Merket House, the whole of tbat portion of Rich Point Farm, extending from Litt\e F«lis Bridge to Mr. Wagyerman’s Farm on the right hand side of the Leesburg Turnpike Road, 4 miles from Washing- ton, contalning 70 acres more orless. About (0 acres are ia the best curband flag stone ; about 25 acres in heavy oak timber; the rest cleared. ‘This is one of the most beautiful sites for a Foun! ape apy Washington, and will 80" e or eee Pent og balance in notes, at 3,6, and 12 months, interest. #200 to be paid the day of sale to close the sale. A deed of trust will betaken on me a to secure the payments EOW.S. WRishT, Rov 26-3t Auctioneer. UCTION SALES. —— ™" THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. By WALL. BARNARD & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND at Auction.~-On THURSDAY aFTER_ NOON, 27th instant, at 4 o’clock, we ‘Will sell, in front of’ the premises, a valuable ‘store and lot on 7th street, ‘west side, between G and H, at present occupied by Mr. Jobn Ball asa feed store. The lot fronts 2i feet and runs back 70 feet, more or less This property is now under good rent to a mest punctual t, and offers an excellent op- Portunity for investment or speculation. Terms: One-balf cash; the balance In six months, bearing interest fom day of sale, and satisfactorily secured. All conveyance at expense of purchaser. WALL, B. > THE NAIAD QUEEN. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. AME HOUSE AND LoT Framing Lets at Auction: Oa Phe DAY, t ith Instant, f shall sell, in front of the —— at 43¢ o'clock p.m , west part of Lot © 2,in Square No 996 having a front of 16 feet cn south K, between 1ith and 12th streets enet running back about 08 feet, with side arley, with the improvements, which are House, ke ie. , & good Freme 80 the balance of szid Lot No. 2, which will be subdivided in lots to suit » all o: ©. 13, in same square. a front on 2th street east, between land gue J south, having a front of 47 fect by 97 fret deep which will be divided and sold in lots to sue Goa — y is Property is near the Navy Yard. near the resident of Mrs Spicers <f Jang ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6, 12, 18 and 23 months, for notes bearing intenent sone day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken Title indisputable A. GREEN, novs-d (Organ) Auctioneer. U7" The above sale is Pcstponed in cense- quence the rala until FRIDAY, the @ist inst A same hour. A. GREEN, Auctioneer. nov 15-ts i7"T he above Sale is farther Pestpened, in consequence of the rein, uctli THURSDA Y, the 27th instact, same hour nov 22-4 A. GREEN, Avet’r THE NAIAD QUEEN. By WALL, BARNARD & CO., Acctioreers Ex Y ENT HOUSEHOLD Furniture, = and Ch: Furniture. and a ftouse-turnishing Ar- petiug, &c.. at Public Auction.— AY MORNING, November 25th, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at our large and specious sales rooms, on 9h street, corner of C and Louisi- anaaverue, south of our auction rooms, an ex- cellent assoriment of Furmiture,&c. We name in part— Walnut and —_or tete-a-tete Sofas lo Wardrobes and Work- Do Stands Mabogeny spring-seat Chairs and Rockers Walnut cak,and maplecane sea‘ ard office Chairs Walnut and mahogany marble-top Bureaus, plain Bureaus Walnut and mahogany Jenny Lind Bedsteads Cane and wood-seat Chairs and Rockers 2.000 vera superior three-ply and ingrain Car- pets 1,500 seh fine cotton and wool and stair Carpets Bessteeds, Feather Beds, and Mattresses Vea Sets, Cotiage Furniture, different patterns L. oking Glasses, large and smal! Walters Large assortment China and Glassware With a larve assortment of Housekeeping Goods net here ecumerated ‘The goods are in first-rate order, and will positively be sold with- out reserve ‘Terms: All sums of and under 33, cash; over that amount a credit of 60 and £0 days, for no es satisfactory endorsed, bearing interest WALL, BARNAKD & CO., Nov i-ts Auctioneers Will be added to the above an excellent & sortment of second-hand Furniture, the effects of a lady leaving the city : 1 fine set enamelled Cottage Set Extension dining and other Tables Bureaus, Washstands, and Tables Best quality Festher Beds and Pillows Do hair Mattresses Spring Mattresses, stuffed with bair India cane, cane-reat, and other Chairs Curtains, Cornices, Mirrors, &c. Fine Brussels and other Carpets China and glass Ware, Waiters Plated Ware Ornaments, &c. With a variety not here mentioned, in alla very large assortment WALL, BANRARD & CO, nov 21 dis Auctioneers 4a-The above Sale is Postponed, on ac- count of the rain, until FRIDAY M NG, November 2:h, same hour and Place, when it will positively take place, without rezard to weather WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers THE NAIAD QUEEN By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. GUE SALE OF 4 CHUIUE COL. of English and American Stap- ~ On FRIDAY and SATURDAY GS, November 25th and 29th, at 6 o’clock, ! shall, at the euction reoms, an exten- sive consignment of English Standard Books, comprising many beautiful illustrated works, among which are the works of Sir Robert Peel, Lord John Russell, and many others, with a rare election of Standard, Poetical, Historical, and Miscel!aneous Works. Terms cash JAS. C. McGUIRE, nov 26d Auctioneer THE NAIAD QUEEN. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. EXCELLEst LATHE, STEAM ENGINE, Toels of every description, at Auction. On FRIDAY, the 2th instant, 1 shall sell, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the Model Maker’s Establish- ment, on 7th street, next tothe corner of E, next door to Mr J. F. Callan’s Diug Store, up stairs— 1 very superior Turning Lathe, 50 inches bed, 13 inches swing, cast iron Sheirs, with back geer, centres drill chuck, 2 face plates, &c 1 Slide Nest, with attachment for cntting spur, &c , bench geering by the lathe, suttable for any lathe, 1 universal chuck, 6 laches. 20 Chasens, metal turning and milling Tools Tarning Gouyes and Chisels and Caliipers Dividers, 1etter and figure Punches 9 Nose Drills, 3 Circular Saws, steel-ban Calipers Ground Straight Edges, 2 set« Stocks and Dies Serew-Platss and Hubs, Bench Vices, &c. Cabinet maker's Bench, assortment of Fianes 6 pairs Hollows and Kounds, plow with & irons Fillister and match Planes, band and ether Saws Sweep and other Gouges, Firme:#, Brace and 40 Bits Square Bevel and Guages, 2 Grindstones Machine for making barrel bungs, taps, and rs Steam Engine 3-horse power, set of Patterns for the same, the engine will do well foracar- ater’s shop, Jol igary office, or sew- ng machines can be put in operation ina small » Together with many other articles which we deem unnecessary to enumerate. Terms: All sums under $25, cash; over $25 a creait of 60 2nd 90 days, for rotes satisfaciorily endorsed, bearing intesest. nov 22-4 A. GREEN, Acut’r THE’ NAIAD QUEEN, By JAS. C. Mc@UIRE, Auctioneer IRUSTFES’ SALE OF FRAME HOUSE and Let.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON, December 22, at 4 o’clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust from Samuel Curson ani wife, dated June &, 1852, and recorded in Liber J.A 8S, No 39, folios 321, 322, 323, and 324, one of the land records for Washington county, in the District of Columbia, we sha)! sell parts of lots Nos 7 and § in square 419, beginning for the same at the di-tance of tify feet from the north- east corner of the Square on Seventh street north, and running thence west 200 feet to Eighth street, thence rcuth by and with Eighth street twenty- five feet ; thence east two hi feet to Seventi street; thence North by and with Seventh street twenty-five feet to the beginning, together with the improvements, consisting of a neat Edi atatd Frame Dwelling-house with back buildings. "Terms: One-third cash ; the residue in six and tweive months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises . JOHN W. McKIM, RICH. H. CL&kK. nov 13-lawkds JAS. C. McGU Trustees shod te nintendo THE NAIAD QUEEN. R SALE.—WILL BE SOLD ON THE premises, across the Eastern Branch bridge, opposite the Navy Yard, the effects of the late Samuel Perkings, consisting of Horses, r'arming Utensils and Household Furnitwe. ‘The sale to commence at 11 o’clock a m ‘Terms: All sums under $10 cash; over that amount a cr dit of sixty days, for notes satisfac- torily endorsed bearing interest. nov 26-31* THE NAIAP QUEEN. _ By A. GREEN, Aue! R= MACHINES, aud Straw-Uarrier, Hardware, &c- 1 Auction.—On SATURDAY, the 29th wncoege shall sell, in front of my auction store, a! o’clock a. THRESHER wi complete carrier, two Harrows One Thresher and Straw « other Hardware ree Ae OEE, Auctioneer LEGRAPH NEWS. FROM THE ASSOCIATED Reass. BY HOUSE PRINTING TRLEGRAPH. ——- ee Ship Foundered—Crew Rescued. Boston, Nov. 27.—The bark Sicilian arrived ek ag Ch brii nging — crew of the 4 » from i foundered at on on — — - An Editor Killed. UrraLo, Nov 25.—Ro! editor the Milwaukee Atias. serene ne a wala of cars on the Lake Sh last, and instantly — on Wednesday Cc lision, and t chooner Sunk. New York, Nov. 27,— tchooner Queen of the S.uth, hence a sterd N. C, returned dhuete eee damaged in 4 collision with anotber ir off the Highlands Neversink The latter was sunk. From Newfoundland Sr Jouns, N. F., Novy. 25.—TheNew York, Newfourdiand and London Tel h Com- pany have just completed the line this ‘y to Trespassey, (Cape Race,) whieh, with the company’s lines throughout the provinces, are in excellent order Sal: of Public Lands in Kansas. _ St. Lovis, Nov. 26 —The latest advices from Kansas state that the reserved lands in the vi- cinity of Leavenworth were at 31.50a$3 per acre. The best of ‘beg vailed, and the settlers claims were generally Tespected—no persons bidding against them. Boston Weekly Bank Statement. Bostox, Nov. 25.—The following are the footings of our bank statement for the past week : Capital stock, $31,960,000; loans and discounts, $51,251,500; jie, $2,873,000 ; amount due from other banks, $7,326,000 amount due to other banks, $3 843.500: de- posits, $15,752,700; cireulation, $7 285,7000. Bostox, Nov. 26.—Hor. Thomas H. Benton delivered a copyrighted address before the Mercantile Library Association of this city lastevening. The subject was, ‘ The State of the Union—its condition and danger.” occupied two hours in its delive: 5 which many of the audience left Ti wes too ponderous for an audience, which was com- posed mostly of young persons. Messego of the Governor of South Carolina. Cotumata, Nov. 25.—Th ature of this State met yesterday, when the Governor submitied his ” mesg: Referring to the Presidential shuntion. bs regards it merely ac establishing a truce netween the North and South He advocates the revival of the slave trede, and thinks that every branch of labor sould be in the hands of slaves! He refuses to lay before the Legtsiature the resolations of the New Hampshire Legislature transmitted through ber Governor he rect of the paper is devoted to State affair Baltimore Markets. Battiworg, Nov. 27—Flour is steady at $6 50 for Howard street, Obio and City Mills. Wheat is firm; good to prime reds $1.40a $1.45, good to prime whites $1 508$1 55. Corn is active; white, new, 5055, old, 58163>., yel- low + 45255, old, 631640 Whisky is lower; City and Ohio 30c. New York Markets New York. Nov. 27 —Flour has an ad- vancing tendency: sales of 11.500 bbls ; State $6.10a36 35, Southern is irregular, but quoted $6.90a$7 25 Wheat is a trifle higher, closing with an ad- vanoing tendency; sales of 5 000 bushels; white $1.61a$1.71, red $1 533$1.55 Corn ix dull; sales of 15.500 bushels; mixed 74c , yel- low 750 Pork ie upward; meas $18. Beef ie firm; Chicago repacked (new) $14.50. Lard is buoy- ant at 12zc. Whitky is firm; Ohio 324c. Financial. | New York, Nov. 27.—Stocks are generally unchanged. Cumberland Coal Company, 154; lilinois Central shares 116}; do 8 91a; ee ae 88i; New Sp eee 89; ‘ennsylvania Coal Com: 983; 823; Virginia 6's 94; Missouri 6's 89 = Sterling exchange 1098109}. GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE. Georgetown, Noy. 27, 1856. We are pleased to see that our river chan- nel ie beginning to attract more than usual at- tention. As this is a matter of all others, except one, of most importance to our commercial in- terests, it is to be hoped that our (local) Con- gressional committee will pay but little atten- tion to matters of comparatively no impor- tance and direct all their efforts toward se- curing from Congress, at an early period of the session, an appropriation sufficient to tho- roughly remove the obstructions now in the way of navigation. Moreover, it is a matter in regard to which there need be no diversity of opinion, either among ourselves or between us and our neighbors of Washington, as the improvement would tend directly to the mu- tual bonefit of both cities. As we have ro- marked on a former occasion, we conscien- tiously believe that the shipping business of Washington must ultimately centre at and near the mill of Morgan & Khinehart.and Es- pey’s Point ; consequently it must be of the utmost importance to her citizens to secure the very best facilities for the ingress and egress of vessels of heavy draft of water. And so far as we as a community are con- cerned, we are satisfied from facts withio our reach that an addition of four to six feet to the present depth of water in the channel would very nearly, if not quite, double our commerce in a year or 80, and bring into our mnidst, to be invested chiefly in the coal trade, from three to five millions of dollars, besides enabling the companies now located here to largely increase their present business. Our city is unusually quict this morning. The only stir of any kind visible is among the Democracy, who are preparing to unite in the grand celebration of to-day. Their banners, transparencies, mottoes, &c., are in good taste, and doubtless some of their burlesques will grate rather hard on the sensitive nerves of some of the Know Nothings just at this time From preecnt indications there will be a very general turn out. Business of every kind in our city continues tolerably brisk, especially along Water street and the wharves In this quarter every thi presents rather an unusual degree of life activity. The number of large class schoon- ers, mostly eowtichats and ae —s. re- ceiving and dischar; cargoes, is quite large. Mr H “pr cegrend resigued the office of President of the Vigilant Fire Company. As yet we believe th cancy bas not been filled is one of the oldest active firemen in the District, having entered into the service some twenty-odd years ago. The flour market continues in an unsettled state. The views of holders are rather above those of buyers. There is as yet but very little doing. Probably during the day the market wll become more settied and operations more extensive. Held nominally at $4.62 to $0.87 for good standard brands “The wheat market is uiso unsettled aud inclined to droop. Bat i 8 1.36 to tittle offering, and prices range from $ £1.45 fer red and white, good Lemur ty er THE NAIAD QUEEN. ~~ locks !_CLOCKS!—CLOCkS, rey LY OE OF. 1T,-@00D CLOCKS ft 1 58 up to pellet ty go right Poeeed 65 d ferent styles of Cloc setectfrom. , Clock Cords’ . Weights, Keys, —_ Oils, and everything ‘a the coatevial FR. = eae had apna t OBI) . we MADAME DE VOS. MILLINER FROM PARIS, Re Broadway, New tN wi ‘make her usual visit to Was) ington with a beautiful CLOAKS, and BEADDRESSES, in the begin- = next,at WE LAKES, nov 2i-lw 201 Penna. ave , up ttairs.