Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1856, Page 3

4 GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE. j Jos Paixtiné.—Our patrons and the public are reminded that we are prepared to have their orders for Job Printing of every descrip- tion executed at the shortest notice, for the lowest prices and in the best and most satis- factory manner. All wanting sueh work done cannot do better than to apply directly at the counter of the Star office. Gorezrown, Dec. 1, 1856. The Vigilant Fire Company turned out yes- terday, in considerable numbers, to partici- | in the funeral obsequies of their deceased ellow-fireman of your city, Mr. Spring. The fine private dwelling of V. Taylor, Esq., of the firm of Boyce, Taylor & Co , is rapidly approac! completion. This will be one of the finest buildings on Bridge street, when denon and quite an ornament to the neighborhood. welve of the eighteen magnificent new omnibuses of the Union line, intended to run between the Capitol and Navy Yard, are near- ly completed, and will be placed upon the Toute as soon as the building intended to shel- ter them at night iscompleted. After these shall have been finished, it is the intention of Mr. Vanderwerken, the proprietor, to com- mence immediately the construction of the coaches necessary for the Georgetown route. The flour and grain market has become more firm and steady, and the _— of the latter have slightly advanced. Flour is firm at $675, and wheat at $1 40a$1 59 for red and white of good qualities, The regular session of our City Councils commences thisevening. The most important business which will first occupy their atten- tion will be the poll tax and suffrage bill. Spectator, Criuimaz Count.—This court was opened at lo anh ee eroing the ceuncil cham- ber of the pie en are lists of the grand 2 it ‘ Grand Jurors —B. F. Middleton, Thomas Donoho, Judson Mitchell, William ares, Eleazar Lindsley, Wm. T. Dove, Buckner Bay- less, Wm J. Stone, sr, G i Marinus Willett, @. W Beall, Henry C. Mat- thews, Wm. Wilson, Dr ay 8. Bohrer, Isaac Clark, John Purdy, Geo ieNear, Jonathan Prout, @. D. Livinston, Joshua Pearce, Nich- olas Callan, Benj. L. Jackson, Edward Hall, George A_ Bohrer Petit Jurort.—Thos D. Larner, John W. Burns, Peter Hepbarn, John @. Kobinson, R a . a , Harrison Taylor, Ww. E Spalding, James Rhodes, P. McKenna, KK. M. Harrison, Samuel S Noland, Samuel Grubb, Edgar H Bates, Edward Brown, D. A. Gardiner, Semuel T. Wall, Wm. A. Wal- lace, D. A. Cardwell, Walter Stewart, Daniel Lightfoot, Joha Cameron, R_H Watkins, C. P. McCarty, Jno. B. Turton, Wilson E. Brown, Joba Murphy, George W. Uttermuhle, Boyd Brooks, Samuel Phillips. PERSONAL +++» Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne is playing at ths Metropolitan Theatre, San Francisco. ++.» Vienna papers announce the death cf Dr. Kranter, aged 66. He was private secre- tary to Goethe. Wsattu or Wasnineron Crty.—We are in- debted to the efficient Tax Clerk, William J. Donoho, Esq., for the following interesting statement showing the assessed value of ground, im ements, personal property of all kinds, inctading bank and other stocks, in the city of Washington, for the year 1856: Improve: | House. {Siavepro-|Personal ments. hold. perty. |property $3,498,085 91,501,400 $245,050, 2,736,883) 9,154,850) 335.150) 1,861,996, 720, 299) 178,650) 398,460, ' — ———— - - Aggregate —First Ward, $4,346,860; Sec- ond, $5,273,408; Third, $3,831,235; Fourth, $6,169,137; Fifth, $2,232,450; Sixth, $998,629; Seventh, $2,100,553 Total, $24,952,322. Bank stocks, $1,002 061: other stocks, $35,- 935,—making the total amount of assessable property, $25,040,313. Increase since general assessment of 1554, $1,237,545. Bineuan’s Fonerat —Yesterday afternocn the remains of Arthur Spring were consigucd te the grave inSt. Matthew’s (Catholic) ceme- tery. The procession, consisting of a large number of the relatives and friends of the de ceased in coaches, and the Franklin fire ] pany with Esputa’s band, with delegations from companies in Washington, the Vigilant from Georgetown, and the Sun of Alexaudria, moved from the residence of his uncle, Mr. Thos. Grady, on D, near Thirteenth street, about 3o’clock, p.m. The coffin was placed upon the handsome hose carriage of the West ern Hose company, appropriately arranged for the purpose, and drawn by four grey horses. The funeral services at the house and at the rave were performed by the Kev. Jas. B. melanin a very solemn and impressive man- ner. Nationa, Tueates.—We are happy to say that Jefferson had a fine benefit on Saturday night. He is not only at the head of his pro- fession as an artist, but he ia a gentleman in every sense of the word, and it gives us satis- faction to reeord the success of cne every way so worthy. To-night, the accomplished scenic artist, Mr. Gets, takes his benefit, and we trust will prove a handsome acknowledgment on the labors. This is also the last night of the ‘Queen. Di Lammermoor,” such an universal request. tree, in Fairfax county, Va., near the resi- mine bow long he had been Addison Brown, from Washington city, who had been So that neighborhood for some days hunting s witness to bis service in the Mexi- ean war, to eaable him to obtain aland war- rant. From his tattered and utterly worthless clothes and the fact that nought besides but 4 a key was found on him it wasclear that he was miserably poor. Tae Wasaixartox County Scaoos, atleast nthe footing offered in the act of Congress ofthe 11th of August last, do not seem to be desired by the people. Returns from three of the election districts have been received ‘vy the elerk of the Levy Court of the follow- ug charseter: District No. 1 voted 3 for “achool”’ and j¥ for ‘‘no school;’’ district No. 2 voted 6 for and 19 agsinst, and district No. blikewise gave { vote for and 12 against @ school. The very decided sentiment ex- pressed in these votes indicates the necessity of revising the act of Congress and making it com! able to the popular wish it seems that the grand objection to the system proposed in the aet is that the control does not lie in the people themselves, but in the Levy Court.— tntellsgencer Arresteo —This morning, Uficer Watson and Watchman Norwood arrested two colored boys, Alexander alias Sonny Jackson and Tel- emacdus Harris, who are charged with various vobberic#, and among them the robbery of George Burns’ shoe store, and Samatag’s va- riety stere on Pennsylvania avenue. They were left in eustody of officers at Justice Donn’ office while the arresting officers went in search of the stolen goods. ‘he officers have been searching for this party for some days past. Rasentixne an Ingutt.—Yesterday after- noon, a man named John Kelly, somewhat in liquor, insulted a roung man named Klwood, in the Second ward, by some uncomplimentary silasion regarding bis personal appearance. Elwood replied by vere blow with his fist, for which assault he was brought up at the Central Guard House to answer ts the chargo of assault and battery, bat Kelly deciixing to prosecute he was released — Fing.—About 4 o'clock fire broke out inthe Bavier’s Garden, in . ys morning a arge frame cottage at the northern portion of the First Ward, and it was soon e: 7 con. sumed. The homse was unoccupied at the tire, and the Gre is sup, to have been the work ofsnincendiary. ‘he only fre apparatus on the epot were the bose reels of the Union and Perseverance companies—the engines not ar. Tiving in time todo service. Lhe proper: was insured for $1,800. ak Novausrz Reront.—The report of the cap- sin of the auxiliary guard shows that in all the stations during the month of November 133 persops were confined for violations «f law, and 75 accommodated with lodgings ; making a total cf 213 persons. Of the lodgers 42 were born in the United States, 17 in Ire- land, 4 in Engiand, 5 in Germany, 3 in Seot- jand, 1 in South Wales. Prussia ll. Males 7i. females 4. Don’t Foregr tha: Perham’s inimitabie ‘roupe appear to-night at Odd Fellows’ Hal] See advertisement. Warca Reronws.—November 29: James Simms, drunk; reprimanded and dismissed. Thomas Tolson, disorderly in the theatre; fine and costs, $6.44. James Moran, John Evans and G. Byles, disorderly and fighting; § and costs each, $6 44. Charlies Carroll, ya- grant; workhouse 30 days. No cases for trial Unis morning. for President The official vote of —— _ hanam 52,139; i tiauds: Fremont 71,162; Bue Fillmore 15,061; Smith 150. art of the public of the gratification afforded ba aia To-morrow night the Pyne and Harrison Troupe appear in Donizetti's opera of “‘ Lucia in which they made such an impression on their last visit to this city, and for the repetition of which there has been Sorcrps.—On Wednesday morning Iast, the body of a man apparently about fifty years of age was found suspended by the neck from a dence of Maj Wm D. Nutt, about nine miles trom this city. It was ——_ to deter- ead. The inves- tigation before a coroner’s jury led to the im- pression that it was the body of a person called ++eeHon. Millard Fillmore is on a visit of business to New York, and will romain there only three or four days. ++++ Hon. Messrs. Hodges of Vt., Sage, Wil- liams, Spinner, and Pelton of N. Y., Tyson and Cadwallader of Pa., Foster of Conn., and Wood of Me , are Williards’. +++« Mr. John B. Fairbanks, formerly one of the editors of The Life Illustrated, a phre nological journal, committed suicide in New York city, on Saturday morning. +++» W. L, Callender, for seven years the editor of the Frankfort (Ky.) Commonwealth, has retired, giving place to Thomas M. Swan, of the same (American) school of politics. +++» The London Times says M. Kossuth re- alized £3,000 by his lectures in Scotland last season, and that he has received eighty invi- tations for winter lectures in Great Britain. +++» Lola Montez is in San Francisco. She has recently been afflicted with a severe hoarseness, which has prevented her filling en- gagements which are awaiting her in the in- terior. - John Smith Hoilins, Eq , of Baltimore, died at his residence in that city, on Friday night, from hemorrhage of tho lungs. He wes formerly Mayor of Baltimore, and filled many other public stations of responsibility. +++» Among the distinguished guests at Browns’ hotel are Messrs. Pryor, of the Kich- mond Enquirer, and Banks of the Peterssurg Democrat. We also perceive Mr. Ritchie, of the former paper, and Mr. Dewitt, of the Vir ginia press, now here. A large number of Senators and members are at Browns’. ————.—-—__ THE CALIFORNIA NEWS. Our San Francisco papers are to the 5th of November. They are principally devoted to election matters. Previously to the contest oa the 4th, to the records cf meetings, processions and other preliminaries, and suosequently to the publication of the imperfect returns. The San Francisco Balietin, of the evening of the departure of the steamer, says : It is impossible to give a correct return of the State in time for tho sailing of the steamer. Sufficient, however, has been ascertained to give the State to Buchanan by at least 8,000 The Democrats will have a majority in the Legislature. The ‘‘ People’s Ketorm Ticket” has been carried in this county by an over- whelming majority. Our county Legislature ticket will, in all probability, be Republican. The county electoral vote is for Buchanan. The San Francisco correspondent of the New York Commereiai, writing on the 5th, says: The election yesterday passed off very quiet- ly; and, as compared with previous elections, shows great moral and political improvement. A body of citizens was organized to watch the polis, protect the glass ballot boxes and pre- serve order From the twelfth district, sit uated at the Mission, about two mile? out of town, a requisition for an additional force of citizens, to preserve order in that district was sent to the city in the afternoon. The counting of the votes was conducted openly, and citizens were allowed to witness the proceedings in all the districts excepting the fifth, where the room, though open, was too small to admit more than the Inspector and judges The Germans have generelly voted the Bu- chanan electoral ticket, and for ail the rest the Republican ticket. Fremont, itis said, will carry Santa Ciara county by a large ma- j ,» but it is not supposed that throughout the State he will get 20,000 votes. The Buchanan elestoral ticket will be elect- ed in thiscounty bya large majority, and from present appearances he will carry the State is @ majority of six thousand, and per baps more. ott and McKibbin. Democratic, will be elected to Congress Fillmore will, it is thought, poll a strong vote throughout the State News had been received at £gn Diego that a revolution had taken place in Sonoya, aud Governor Gudara completely routed. He has sent rs to California for 3,000 men and arms, with the ostensible object of putting down the Apache Indians. Phe receipts of gold duct from the interior bave ingreaged somewhat latterly, but will not be large until 2 week or two of steady rains shall fill the mountaic streams and gulches The funds forthe payment of the Jauuary coupons upon the State bonds were to have been remitted by the Lliinois There was a rumor that Congressman Her bert had challenged Thomas 5. King, of the Evening Bulletin ‘he challenger, however, came on to New York in tke present steamer Governor Johnson has revoked the procla mation of last summer decjaring San Francis- co in @ state of insurrection. friend to the suffering is Mrs. 2 Bateam ov Livexwour amp li for the cure of Conghs, js for sale by all druggiets ud British Provinces, Washington street, Z.D. GILMAN, Draggiss, Arent. WEKKS & POTTER, 1 Whotessle g gent Bisevenue, og-Te Druggists and tue Pecple.—yY. e hereby cautioned against spurtons {mltatio of * Blectcic Oil,” as we shall perseeu: y party who eg our copy righted billet. This | e) ** lectric U1" fas je the Mayor of Camden of Piles aud Rueumation; also, échs Witliameou of Haatingéon, Hon. £. Ei !!log- surth (whom {ft toda off biscratches In one day) and more than lished tn others in Philadelphia, ‘Those vameshave bern pul. the Pulladelphia Leiger. Two w)olesale dealers in Philadelphia would uot countemauce any roawy gu ;7y7 of the rascality of counterfeiting. Iu Harrisburg, Juhu Wyeihe, aq well kuown Druggivt there, caused the arrest and Valentine, who attempted an imitation nov. 26—Lw will create an appett blood and invigor: pecullariy adapted to the depreasing elects Sold by Druggiste and dealers general On the Ist instant, SUSANNA RATRIE, in the 6Jd year of her age. The friends and Ce ero of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral on Tuesday, December 2d, o'clock, from the residenee of her brother-in-law, Richard Crutt, No. 31 Bridge street, Georgetown. * On _the 3u:h November, MARTHA Wasp- INGTON, second daughter of Wilitam and Jane Parker, in tbe 12th yeer of her age. The friends of the family are respectfully in- vited to gttend her funeral on to-morrow (Tues- day) afternoga, at 2 o’clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 578 1, street, between Sixth and Seventh streets. ° On the Ist instant, after a inful {lness. SARAH CATHARINE, the infant daughter of Albert and Annie Columbus, aged 13 months funeral will take place to-morrow after- a ie atSo’cloak The friends and acquaintances = —- Sunny invited to attend, on [Baltimore Sun please copy.) * For Sale and Rent. | AUCTION SALES, (OR RENT—WITH OR WITHOUT Board, furnished | AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AWD T0-woRROW. ee te a oe | (For other Auction Sales see First Page.) _ iow Liasssta-ttgghetos | By C. W. BOTELER, Anctioneer —_ | GALE OF a FAST HORSE, wason R RENT. —FURNISHED PARLOR AND | 19 Harness, and Carriage at —On ber, on 7th street, nearG, and situated DAY. MORNING ot 10 Cee Tone: cop Pee ee Office. Apply at this office. sell, in front ef my store— iperior black Horse. his mile in abeut 3 min One excellent B: new, built by Jot One set each of double and single harness Fc ISHED ROOMS.—TWO HANDSOME Parlors, (one of which can be furnished asa | 9 be top, nearly ,) anf on the first floor, can be hed by = applying at 510 Twelfth street, third door from | @ o sprint z ines A aS ne substantial ue canine family Carriage, In = ‘Terms cash. ©. W. BOTELER ARGE ROOMS HANDSOMELY FUR- ? nished, lighted with Gus, for Rent, at No. 4 | now 27-2 Auctioneer. Missouri avenue 434 and 6th streets, on 22 The above Snie ts Postponed, on sc the square opposite the National Hotel. count of the rain, until TUNSDAY MORNING, nov 29 3t® seme hour, C. W. BOTELER, dec 1-It Aucticneer. — ———SSS ONE LARGE PARLOR AND CHAMBER, | ———————_________ handsomely farnished, for Rent—$30 per By C.R. L. CROWN & CU., Auctioneers. month. Also one front Room, second story, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPEKTY with a sized single room in ‘suit or single. on the island.—On THURSDAY AFTER- Board, If desired, on the mest reasonable terms. | NOON, December 4, at 3% o'clock, on the prem- Apply at No 468 10th street, between D and E. ses, we will sell, at the corner of Virginia ave- Rov 29-1w® nue and Second street, those two desirable Frame lywellings fronting on said avenue, contetniny 3 square feet, more or less. Property new un- rent of $27 per month Sale positive Terms: One-third cash; balance in $, 12, and 18 months, for notes satisfactcrily endorsed, bear- Cotes AND GARDEN FOR RENT.—A Cottage House with 5 well furnished rooms, and a good garden attached, would be rented low toa tenant. Situated corner of M and 6th east, convenient to Wendell’s new Print- SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o’elock, I shail | NOON, we will sell, at 4 o'clock, Lots 14 ana 15 7 years old, can make | feet utes: sti By BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georpetown. : gears AND LOT, FURTITURE, ac at Auction.—On MONDAY AFTE in Beali’s addition to 6 n, fronting 20 6 inches on the west side of Washington | ‘reet. near to and north of Bridge street, and run- | ning back 120 feet, improved with a two-story frame dwelling, back building, &e ‘Terms cash; and ail conveyancing at the €x- | pense of the ser At the sume pince, at 3 o'clock, we will sel! | in the house an assortment of Furniture, &e | Wardrobe, Chairs, Tables, Stove , Bedsteed, Mattresses, Warhstend &c , ke Terms cash. BARNARD & BUCKEY, nov 27-ts Auctionees By A. GREEN, Auctioneer ({KAME HOUSE AND LOT AND Four Building Lets at Auction.—Uo FR DAY, the J4th instant, | shall sell, in front of the a at 4 o'clock p.m » West part of Lot No 2, in Square No 996, having a front of 16 fee: on south K, between tith and [2th streets east. ; sunning back about #$ feet, with sie a dey, with, the {mproverents, which are @ ood FPrme Howse, &c ,&e. Also the balance cf said Lot No. 2, which will be subdivided {n lots to sult purchasers as B: - | ing interest from day of sale buliding lots - nov 29-3¢* = netioneers | south, having a front of 47 feet by 87 feet deer, R RENT --A ROOM SUITABLE FOR By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. whicn will be divided and soid in lots to sui an Office, in the second story of the PREAPING MachINgsS, THARESHER | Purchasers ’ Bank building, Penn avenue, corner of ith street. ppply atthe Savings’ HILL, E street and Straw-Uarrier, Hardware, &e., at Auction.—On SATURDAY, the 29th instant, I shall sell, in front of my auction store, at 10 o’clock 4 im.—- Bank, or of $. tu. nov 29-3t OR RENT.—A BRICK OWELLING, SIT- uated on Virginia avenue, Island. between 10th and llth streets, No. 251. Rent moderate. Inquire at J. W. THOMPSON & RRO.S, 269 Penn. avenue, betwren 10th and 11th streets, south Co., with apparatus complete One Thresher and Straw-carrier, two Harrows One Plough, with a lot of other Hardware The above articles will be sold, without reserve, side. Possession given immediately. nov 23-3t to pay freight and storage. » GREEN, OR RENT.—THREE FURNISHED | 7°V%-¢ amines poned in conse quence of the rain until SATURDAY, the 6th instant, same hdur, when it will positively take Place without regard to weather. dec 1-eokds A.GRE By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. VALU AeLe BRICK HUUSE AND Lor # yivai “SDAY, the 3d day of December next, J sell, in front of the premises, at 4 o’clo & hi m , Lot D, in sabdivision of original lot No. 7, naguare No. 349, having a front of 25 feetca the south side of Peansylvania avenue, between 10th and 11th street west running back to an 2!- sey containing 2,613 feet, with the improve! St which is a good Brick Ho»se, containing iwelve Rooms. ‘Iwo on the first floor. Parlor and Chamber communicating. and a Chamber on the second floor, all weil and comfortably furnished » with gas fixtures sary peril situated in one of the most agreeable, and lrable neighborhoods of thecity. No. 402 F street, one door east of 7th. ~ nov 28 6t* For RENT —TWO NEWLY BUILT Houses on Ist Capitol street, opposite Braun's Ice House, about a square from the in if Congres- sional Printing Office, to a gocd afid puncturi tenant. ‘Terms moderate. Appiyat LORENZ THOMA’S, Peon. avenue,,between 11th and 12!b streets. nov 27-lw* WO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS FORK SALE.—Houses No 4S and 50 Louisiana ave- nue, between 6th and 7th streets ‘The Jocatien ts a desirable one. and offers a rare chance fora good investment ‘Termxeasy Applyto FE. K. LUN DY. No. 128 Bridge street, Georgetown, or No 46 Louisiana avenue, Washington nov 14-tf FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE IN GEORGETOWN, D.C, FOR RENT.— ‘The subscriber offers for rent’her late residence at the corner of Fayette and Fourth streets. Georgetown, immediately opposite the Convent of the Visitation. ‘This ts one of the largest and best finished houses in the District of Columbix, having aJl the modern improvements contained in the first-ciass houses of the Northern cities. There is attached « large cistern in the yard, carrlage-house, and stable for several herses. A pump of the purest water in the immediate vicinity. ‘The locality 1s nigh and salubrious, and in 2 quiet and highly respectable neighborhood. Possession given immediately. For further particulars inquire next door é0 t).e premises, of Mrs. ANNE R. O'NEAL ocd \, Auct’r, cellar; the gs# and store fixtures to be scld with the House. ‘This property is handsomely located, being that west of the Confectionery Store Terms: One-third cash; balance in6, i2, 18 months, the purchaser to give notes for the de- seeps payments, bearing interest from the day of bale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken All conveyance at the cost of t'« purchaser Ov 2d A. GRERN, Aucrr. : Boarding. ie I UARD.—MRS. MADDOX, CORNER OF 4% street and fenn avenue, over Giiman’s Drug Store, is prepared to accxmmodate membe of Congress and others with Beard. Her an: ments are furnished in a superior style, and folly eqal to any in the city. de> |-Iw* BoeAkoins —A MESS OF D with or without their Ladir dated @ith Board and fine iare Parlors, ina bealthy and delightfu: hood, by applying at No 8 Louisiana avenue, between 45g and 6th streets, nearly opposite City Ball. nov 29-3t* i wish for Board ina private family, elther in Georgetown, or First Ward of Wasbington cily Wilifgrnish thelr own room in patt. Address F.J Georgetown, D.C. nov 2?-lw Ms MANNING HAS HER HOUS ‘ted up for the reception of members of congress and transients during the session ‘Table boarders can alto be accommodated. No 13th street, between E and F. UARDING.—A SUIT Rert with Board, %, OR RENT —THAT LARGE AND AIRY House on Penn avenue, between 6th and 7th stre2ts, over A. Hoover & Son’s Shoe Store, suita- ble fora first-class Boarding-House. It is now Undergoing a complete repair. Possession given immediately. Inquireof A. HOOVER & SON, south side of Penn. avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. oc 30-tf LEGANT HOUSE AND GROUNDS AT ! PRIVATE SALE —A very desirable resi- deuce in the West End, No. 167 F street, tozether with the spacious grounds attached thereto. This property is beautifuily located, commanding an extensive view of the Potomac river and the city of Alexandria. The house ts built in the be-t manner, containing fourteen Rooms and a Bath House, together with a sultuble back building for servants. ‘Terms wiil be made known on Seay be- ing made to CHAS.8 WALLACH, Esq. Loul- siana avenue, opposite City Hall. nov 4-2awiw OR SALE OR RENT.—THAT DESIRA- ble residence on F street, between 20th and 2ist, for the last elght years occupied by the late aM. Chubb, Esq. Possession given the Ist of November next. "taquire of RIGGS & CO. au 12-eotf AND FOR SALE AND RENT.—TWO small tracts of Land. One of 30, the other 20 acres, two miles from the Capitol. Fach cf these treets have beautiful sites for building, andthe soil for gardening purposes cannot be excelled Also, adjotning the above, twenty-five a res witn Dwelling. &c., for rent Inquire of MM D’1VERNOIS, D’lvernoi’s Hotel, Penn avenue, Letween 17th and 18th streets, for further particn- lars. nov 28-F .M,W,&bit® WOR SALE.—THE 8 Ae vicinity of the Patent nov 25-8t#* OARDING.—ONE LARGE PARLOR AND large Chamber attached, handsomely fuinish- ed forrent, Also. a sized :ooms attached, suitable for single gentic- men, or in suits for families. Board, if desired, on the most reasonable terms. Apply at No. 466 10th street, between D and E. nov 36-lw ME, BANNERMAN, CORNER OF 9TH b ’ and E streets, ing recently refitted her use, is now prepared to accommodate persons th Hoard and pleasant Kooms at moderate ries. Her house {s situated in a central and de- sirable part of the city; being one square from the Patent and Post Offices. ‘lable and transient boarders can also be accommodated. nov 24-2 I OARKDING —A GENTLEMAN AND IS wife, also two single ventlemenean be accom Modated with Kooms and Board ina private fam ily where there are no more boarders o1 children, on reasonable terms. Apply at 424 6th street, be tween F and G. nov 19 tf ANY BOARDING-HOUSE.—MRS. REYN —THE SUBSCRIBER IS AU thorized to sell at private sale a two-story and attic Frame House and Lot, situated on 12th street, Mand N streets, No. 331. Also, the ad- joining vacant Lot Terms: One-third cash; the balance in seven instalments, at six montgs apart. Possession given immediately. nov27-eolw* JAS T. FERRY. OR RENT OR LEASE—DWELLING- House 32, north side Penn. avenue, between 9h and 10th streets One of the Anest locations in the city for profefsional or business men. To 4 punctual tenant the rent will bz moderate. Ap- ly ou the Mehreceed to GEO H. B WHITES re to CHAS. LANK, Gents Furnisbing Store, 424 Penn. avenue, near 4) wireet. nov 12 odious boarding-house on the southeast corner of coup rents avenue and 4% street, which is being entirely refitted and furnished. She has rooms for rent (at different prices according to their location,) with or without board. AU de- string such acconumodations wilido well to cal! before locating theniselves elsewhere. vr VAKD, &¢.—-MRKS. BATES, ON THES. W 1s prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms with or without board. Every effort will be made to render those comfortable who may favor he with thelr patronage. Transient or table boaré cun be obuiued. ap6-tt ~ on en “MAGNOLIA HOUSE! (Lats Birgagap’s.) OHN WEST HAVING PURCHASED THE od Wilt aud fixtures of (ois house, and’ heaving theroughly improved tt in every respect, intends opening on Monday next for the reception of his friends His Bar shall a'ways be supplicd with the best WINES and LIQUORS, aud be tmsts that bie endeavors to sustain his well earned reputation will induce his old customers and tue friends of the house to patronize hima. They sbatl want for a Brcepectable Hestuurant gan afford. nov 20-3t AND SURROUNDING COUNTKY. 4NOTHER LAKGE SUPPLY. BONNETS, OF ALL QUALI- ties and prices,from the faevst F resch! Hats to the lowest priced Fine end’ Handsome HEAD DEW YSRS, In great Weide EMBROIDERIES of all ginds ‘CRIMMINGS to match any style gf rads . RIBBONS of every style, And) ja fact, eyery V*riety of Goo found in Urst-lass "trimming Seuere = mana IH DRESS MAKING, after the latest and Most approved styles. N. B.—The supply is kept mp through the en- M t N, MATS AND CAPS. Baice te NOW MANUPAUTUR- ry wTESS ing Hats at $3,350, and 4 dollars, which for beauty, style, finisy, iight- ness, and durability cannot be surpassed, and 4 much superior articte then those manufactured elsewhere as sold here for them prices My 83 Hat is unsurpassed for cheapness, having ap- srance of those usually sold at sh op prices Tuose waaling a good hai cheap, will please glye us a Call as Que for themselves. Also, a large ard genera! assortment of Gent’s Youth's, and Children’s CAPS of all styles an qualities very low MAGUIRE’S, Fashionable Hat and Cup Ustabiishment, qlre season. LLIAN Uppoaite tae Centre Market BP S—a great varie'y of articles suit. ui Christmas Gifts. J nov 28 ta Meeeine wrap Lost.—on aur duy last, at 4 o'clock BIRD. Any one returning » & Very tame nov 29-3t* 448 Penn. ave. LUKE LEE, No. 251 F street, will be Uberally MPOXS, WHoLEsALe anp meran,|“Weded nov a5 ae at LAMMOND’s, CH SALE.—THE TIME OF A HAND- nov 29-3t Seventh street. some and ae per, baving about 6 eT years to serve. @ is a ceod house servant Creer pees aan me inquive at No. 328, National Hotel building, hes fog ranspari LA MMOND. Penn. aveaue, W ashington, v.c nov 28.3; = ASKETS—BASKETS.—THE FINEST stock of Baskets in the city can be found at FRANCIS’S Housekeeping Store, 490 7th street. And his prices are the lowest peur SOMETIME AGU, AGOLD RING With a set, which the owner can have by proving the same and paying for this advertise- nt. nov 29 2 ASAKUM PASTILLES, MEAT CUTTERS.—Will cut 159 ibs. per SIMPLE, SAFE AND EFFECTUAL | Bout 2nd remain good for years, rt FRANCIS Housefurnishing tote, 490 7 street. nov 23-3t* MISS M. KNOWLES, Hoven OF BALTIMORE, WILT, remedy for Coughs, Hoarsness, Mba Covgh, ‘Tickling in the Throat, Bronchial Affec— tions,ée. These Pastilles are entirely void of any of the preparations of Opium, whic renders them perfectly safe when administered to child rer. and equal i depebetp ig toadults. They are not offered to the public as a certain and immedi ate cure for Bioosre oihis vies perp ae » butas valleviating remed re) only by i © 8. Bys N, Pharmacestist, nov 28-ec6t 288 Penn. avenue. THIRD OPENING OF CLOAKS AND eet TALMAS, AT FRANK A. McGEE’S CLOAK AND SHAWL EMPORIUM, 244 Penn’a avenue, between 12th and 13th streets. Mmwik MOST PERFECT STOCK OF CLUAKS AND TALMAS yet offered by the subscriber will be opened on ‘Tuesday morning, November 25th. Such an assortment cannot be gies double barrel #’istols of every varievy,end found this side of New York city, and such an | the best assortment of Guns and Apparatus {n the one as has never been offered for sale before in | city, for sale by this District. The subscriber has just returned | E TUCKER & CO. 333 Penn. ave., south side. open a beautiful arsortment of WiN- iER MILGINERY, on Tuesday, ani streets, west side. in weneral to elsewhere, as 1 think they c nnot fai! to be suited both in price anb stile, nov %8.3t* SPLES FLOWEKS ASD FEATH- SS Git just opened at GEO. H. CASSI- DY'S, successors to A. ‘Tate, 314 Pennsyl- vania avenue. nov id co IMPROVED REVOLVING Pis. | \/ tols, the best Pistol in the world, tuis day re- ceived and which we will b2 happy to show Also, 4 fine assortment of other Revolvers, sin- ain from New York, and he is satisfied he can nov 22-e03t Please ail who may be in went of a handsome | ——— —-——__________ Five new reaping Machines, made by Forbus & | 4#Y of Sale. ‘This property ts near the Navy Yard, and nee the rest ¥ Derm and 21 enc? Of Mrs. Spicers Une-third cash; balance in 6, 12, 1° onths, for notes bearing Interest from A deed given and a deed of trust taken "TELEGRAPH NEWS. | second regiment ~ SS FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BY HOUSE PRINTING TRL State Convention in Comnect New Havax, Nov. 29 —The fosionists bere sppointed the 23th of January next as the day and this city ss the pleee for holding their State Convention. .. From New Orleans and Ravana New Yora, Nov. 30.—The steamer Phila- delphin, from New Orleans and Havana, er- Tived to-day at noon She brings company ‘ i ertillery, onder command of Capt. WF. Barry and Lieut. Butier. Weather Re ‘ Loses, Nov 20.~tineet te talling thiek! rning, but the indications are that it | will change to rain Avuaxr, Nov. 29. 11 2. m—it bas been snowing here since 7 o'clock this morning. Burrato, Nov 29, 1p m—It ix Snowing here, apd % northeast gale is blowing Later from Nicaragua Aserxwaat, Nov. 20-—-The British mail steamer Dee has just arrived bere from Grey- town. She brings no advices from the inte- rior of Nicaragua of movements later than fig ape dates. » s . €r was awaiting the receipt of provi- sions and pumantion Chen bad a reached him xt latest advicee. The full conviction of sil classes at Greytown is, that a» soon as he has received the sforeseid supplies, and ar- ranged bis forces, he will proceed to drive ail the allied forces out of the State. Of his in- convepientiy-arranged rooms, wide passage and | fect, witha‘wo and a b end | G and H streets, in the First Ward antl eae, . OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND BIS Wife Ju: 453 | Church, and offers a rare opportunity io persons large front room with gooe | Of the purcharer, ‘Vit'e indispntabie vOLDS bas taken the well knowncom- } Prank Stone’s iin corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street | Herring’s Feeding of the Horse and the Halt TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON J vems of art shoul ™m Bum to the house of | back brilding, ac CORERRE rE Ao SALE VE VALUABLE in front ef the premises, commencing at 4 o’clook ver the 2d, at No 433 7th street, between G | P mm, allthe Lots not sold of Square No. 341, We invite the Ladies | subdivided into handsome buildiig lots, fronting ive he: acall before purchasing | 08 $(h and 7th sireets west and Sand T streets Justice of the Peace, "(SCE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN- hehas again resumed the business of x trate and Conveyancing. He can be found ‘Title indisputable A. GREEN, tentions therestter nothing is known The nov 8-d (Organ) Auctioneer. | *Hlies were very much divided and quarreling i" The abev le is pestponed In conse- among themselves 5 quence of the rain until FKIDAY, the 2ist inst , |, The steamers from New York and New Ur- sare hour, A. GREEN, Auctioneer leans bad not arrived at Greytown when the nov ~ ts Dee left {[7"T he adove Sale is farther Postpone, in consequence of the rain, nctil THURSDAY, the 27tb instact, tame hour nov 22-d A. GREEN, Auct’r UJ The above sale is still further posi. poned ncti] MONDAY, the firat day of Dccembar next, same hour and place nov 2-d A. GREEN, Arciioneer. By A. GREEN, Avctionecr Ut pkt (EW TWo-svony FRAME > ses and Lotsin ihe First Ward at Auction.—On MONDAY, tbe tst day of De- cember next. I shall sell, at4e’clock p m, 'n front of the premises, two handsome new two- story frame Houses, having a front each of 15 foot alley between them, and 23 feetdeep Also the tots on whic they stand, being part Lot 15, insquare No 31. The above described property !s h»ndsomely lo- cated, fronting on 24th street west, between north Baltimore Markets Bautiaore, Dec. 1 —Fiour is in brisk de- mand to day, and considerable sales of all do- scriptions bh: been mede at $6.50. Wheat is ladcents bet‘er, but accurate quo- tations cannot yet be given _ Corn is unchanged; new white and yellow, 4399 conte; old white, 58 a 62 cents; old yei- 130 unchanged; sales of Ghio, at . New York Markets, New York, Dec. 1 —Flour tend down- ward; salesof 8 000 bbls; State 26.10a$6.35. Soathern is heavy at $6 95a87 25. ; ¥ beat ie drooping; sales of 26.000 bushels: whites $1.60a51 TI choice rea Sie0 Corn ia see Peerqegy_ J tendency: sales of 15 000 usbels: Southern mixed 7147: i yellow 74a750. nn ns ee ork is dull and prices are unsettled. Beef is firm at $14.50 for new Chi Lard is buoyant at 12: in woe? lacey Whisky is casier; sales of Obic at Ble ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance in 6 and 12 tnonths, for notes bearing interest. A deed given anda deed of trust taken. nov 28-4 A GREEN, Auct By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ZKY KXTENSINE PAWNBROKE = —— ©ST.—ON SUNDAY AFTERNGON, IN eof unredeemed Pledges.—On TUL 4 going from St. Patrick's Churen, DAY, 24 day of December nevt, Ptali sell, at | to Mr ley’s, on 7th street, betues G sonal my auction rooms, corner of 7th ard DP streets, | 8th a Cameo KREASTVIN, The finder commencing at 10 o’clock a m , an extensive e3- | Will Receive a suitable reward by leaving it ot sortmeut of the following articles, to wit - 75 Fine Gold Hunting and tilver Watches 20 Gold Fob and Necic¢ hains A 2006 assortment of Jeweiry in Sets A complete set of Surgical Instraments tauns, Pistols. £¢ MES HANDLEY’s, No, tween G ard i streets, nov Z = perenne ee et a, o u gchndire » SATURDAY MORNING Jast, near the Centre Market, a BAG. with Moeuey and a memorandum of ariicies in it, weich Star, describinc adv: rtisement. 0 7ch street, be- ISAAC HERZBERG A. GREEN, Aact’r. RE. Auctioneer UF VALUABLE uiidiog Lot on 3d street west between ** BEER PG EWERY. HE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN- forms the oe thet he has establiv hed a LAGER BLE BREWERY, acer the corner of Pennsylvania averne and 19%b street, whem he bas constantly on hand a prime article, which is & healthful acd pleasrnt beversge, ana is highly recommended as such by the Faculty i reil Lager Beer by the Kegs or Brities at rea- sonable prices, and send it to any Dart of the city free of char-e for the arcommodation of familes. nov 35-518 CHARLES GERECKE. col 1 set] at public sale, on WEDNESDAY, the 17th day of December, 1856, on the premises, at4o’clock p m, Lot No {1 in reservation No. 11, fronting 25 feet on 34 street West, betweea Pennsylvania avenue ard C strect, by 150 feet to a 35 feet alley The above property is situated In cone of the most desirable parts of the city, near ‘Irinity ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON BR. Be N AND AFTER THURSDAY, TEE 27m of November, until further notice, a train of cars will leave the Depot tn Alexandria, at the Ses of *t Araph and Princess s asbington city, at & o’ek wae = y; ock, @ m, and at 3 Omnibusses will be in readiness at ‘otomac Bridge toconvey Pessengers to the ree or 7th street and Pennsylvania tvenue, at Leexter’s Hetel. From this point at the same houre (8 em and 3 p.m ,) omnibusses will leave f:ribe Sour: erm end of the Bridge where the cars will be in revdinees to proceed to Alexandrie, Passengers will find comfortabje s} desirous to build or invest Terms of sate: One-third cash; the belauce in , 12, 1s, and 24 months, for notes bearing { from day cf sale, secured bya deed of trust os the property; and if not complied with tn one week after tue sale the property will be re-old, upon cne week's notice, at the risk and expense of the purchaser All conveyancing at (he expense CHAS. S WALLACH., Trustee. nov 24-3tewkds JAS.C Mc@UIKE, Auct By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ‘Q\G ARTISTS CONNOISSEURS ond Dine Art Admirers.—spiendid Unreservec Sale of Fine Kuglish Engravings.—We will sell et public auction, at the salesroom (up stairs) | at Dexter's Hotel, JAMES 8S. FRENCH ecrse Seventh and D streets, without reservi, nov President en W ESE December 3d,at lla m,| 7 anaes SF. ELL Usic 10th street Ss Cu TU THE SUBSCHIBER, LIVIVe the largest gallery of rare Bnglak Kngravings ever submitted to auction inthe United States bey comprise the best works of Landseer, Cooper, Hayter. Knight, Harvey, Ansdeil, Mac- lise. Herring, Wikie, Frank Stone, &c ,&e jana Ss GREAT PIANC AND STURN ts No. 46 Pa. avenne, pear nov 25 J’ ‘ on P street, between H ase from the eminent Leadon pobilshing firms of “ and 15th Ackerman, Graves, Moon, Tere and F yes, | aa’ ae COW. with won den Dawn Kevealing the New Wosld @ Columors, | porn: very flat st the pol - atee jnst published ’ - poin owner please come forward and take ber away Nev Be Presentaticn of 1ae Magoa Charta Landing of the a Fathers Hayten’s celebrated irial of Lord Wm. Knsselt Marriage and Coronation of Queen Victoria nding Mate and Mated An Incident near dalmorg) Prove property, pay charges, ___CBAKLES R OF KiDDEK’S PATENT Ws be Waiting for the Ferry Boat hts Ir 25 per cent, fase wear wr orm Peninsular and Waterloo Heroes brilliant light. Also, a full assortment of Gay Landseer’s Night und Morning Death of ths Stag and the Combat Bargnd's Picture of © Our Saviour’? Also, sets of rely Cocred Engiish Hunting Scenes ‘ bandeilers and Bracket ; com the newest styles, from the sean saci Heres ~ Corceieirs & Baker, Pbiladelpbia. —— a ieee ON & BRY., 3 & aV , south side Det. lo noe aree band 12th ete. The Wounded Hound and The Straw Yards 7 Tilal Scene of Charles the First, and the Berl of Straiford Aad some 200 other subjects worthy the ton of the adimise:s of the spierdid Act of etaving Parties wishin, 3 7 s o ak On Ba Qe ge B88 88 0 ar &oe 25 3 33 en ee Sng sein esSSSene-estNsentncon asa ssn a ssn saesteesieepssesestanpassaxpusmucnsiinen corr PUAL-©OAL, pac givarses HAND, WHITE 4S; 7 EWIGH. ana CUMBERL NB COAL PINK, OAK. and HICKORY WOOD kept under cover, 2 240 Ibs to the ton. Jew nm GALT, fi §0 srhish their rooms wat = hot fall to vee this c warranted to go rivbt;— ever 85 ditterent styies of Clocks to select from lection, { : the sale of which Is positive and gesuine NOW cor Mth amd C nts No S87, one . Ae mu be arranged at (he rooms ey Bey, | nov <O-.i¢ square south of Peun ave. ‘oi ption T untae dati taste invited LOCKS: CLOUKS: CLOCKS, ‘oa OULY SRO OF TT, —GOUuD CLOCKS f from $1 30 up to $30,—ni! | raued 2 ©. McGUIRE;, Auctionee: PRCT cas SALE OF HUUSE AN: + Letom 6th street west, between K street north aud New Yerk aveune. y virtue of a deed fn trist, bearing det> on the 27th day of Mareh, 1856, and recorded in Liber J , No 114, folios 4 et seq , and a de-ree of the Circuit Conti ef the District of Columbia, made in the caure pending in said Court, No. 1194, in Chan- cery, the subscriber will sell at putiie sale. « MONDAY, the lth day of December 1456. zt clock m., on the premises, Lot No 4 balvision of Square No. 45!, f Sixth :teet weet, between K stre north and New York avenue, # ten-feet alley, with the build! inents, ich Consist of a sub coinfortable two-story frame dw: £ Call aud see for yorrsrlves, at NOS, WS Penney! vaniy avenne, op- s’ Hote! ee nov M-2nu S¥LVAN cE CK FAM COMPASY 414 Seventh st, between « and MH. > PERSONS FOKMING TRIS com- ny have Jong been of the opinion that an axe Would be derived both by themselves citizens of this place. if the produc's of (hele Dairy could be sent direct to Washington With this view, they bave established A DEPOT ATA SEVENTH STREr 7, where Families, vuses, Hotels, Balls, Fairs, &c., can } be suppiied, at a low price They will keep constantly on hand the follow- Also, Clock Cords’ Th abvove p operty iseligibly situated in arap- | Ing : idly improving part ef the city. and offers a most | y, ivanla ROLE BU 7 favorabie ~ a Sergei persons desiring a resi- Do — o PRI 3 ‘ar deace or to invest. ‘oler. ‘The terms of sale will be: One-third of the purchase money lu cash,and the baiance in six and twelve months, for notes be sring interest |] Pine Apple io a : } & srom the day of sale, secured by deed fa trust ine, io ao \3s upon the property; and if not compiled with in | Almond do do (25 five days after the sale, the property wiil be re- | Caramel, (brown,) do +s2 sold, upon one week's notice, at the risk and ex. | Strawberry, (pink) ¢o do 123 pense of ee paneer All conveyancing at the | Ccocolate, (vrewn,) do ¢o ac expense of the purchaser Through the winter season th wil CHAS. s. beet Trustee COUNTRY SAUSAGE, POULTRY ieee, _Rov27-eokds JAS C. McBUIRE, Auct and cther productions of the farm j rs b scuticad - 1 WATE cae aiean ganar “i By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Tors cash TN UET ICES made te codes, (THEREAL OLL, OR SPIRIT GAT, manvfacturad fresh every rrerning CAMPHENE or PINE OIL For sale, wholeeale or retail, by J. R. Mc6REGOR, Building Lets at Auction.—On TUES- DAY, the 2d day of December next. I shall sei!, Is | Rov 28-colw 4 Seventh rirest. north. Plats can be seen at my anction reoms la 7 : ; at and Suite UPERB ParieR MACHRAND PEARL vadees direct from the Goveruinent ana indispa H Ss fntaid Goods, ench Desks, Work Bozes, ; Inkstends, Cebinets. Cert “prays. Card Baskets, Terms: One-fourih cash; balance in one, two, thtee, four, and Ave years, the purchaser to give | P40 .Js\ opening. wt our Kreat variety sore, notes for tbe deferred payments, beating interest J McLAUGHLIN &CO., from the day of sale. nov u7- No. 20 Pa ave. A deed given and a doed of trust taken. nov 27-d&ds A. GREEN, Auet’r. ree RSI1R'S PICTORIAL, ONLY 6% Cents, anda be»utiful Engraving given in the bar- This is no humbug, buy the and “picture, at ok PERGUSONSE™ 486 Seventh st. vali ie 29 N w ———= —— | THOMAS C. DONN, | ; Conveyancer, and Com- | missioner of Deeds for the State of Maryland. j —————- — { YORK LEDGER FOR 6TH Dec., j the Ladi-s’gem and public's favorite; “Orion. forms the citizens of Washington coun’ id Beater”? continued; also, ** Funms that the athe Dar = both unrivalled stories. Complete sets wrapping for the winter. | JOSY HECEIVED AN AUDITION TU | office, No 66 Louisiana avenue. adjoining the | cag be hed, at FERGUSON'S, Cal and see for yourselves at his KBmporium of my former apply, of new and seasonable | fank of Washington, from 7a m. to '0p m.,| nov 29 436 7b stat Cloaks and Shawis, 214 Pa avenue, between 12h | Foods, fae CLUTHS, CASSIMERES, and | and the balance of the time at his private resi- bes 9 atresia, VESTINGS, which I em to make up to | deace, No. 581 H street north, between 4th and 5th K ENE OIL AND KBKOSENE oe ee FRANK A McOEB. | order promptly and tn the les streets west He is at all timer p to goto | Lomps | On hand, READY-MADE CLOTRING of eny part of thecounty toat‘end to Writing, taking | German Student’s, or Frank's Lamp ANK MUSIC BOOKS, MUSIC FOLIOS, | fine quality, a new supplyof fine SHAWL3, and | Ac nowledgments and Affidavits; also, United | — Patent &pirit @as Lampa Music Paper, & . at the great Music Empo- ' many other desirable articles of Gentlemen's , either by day or by| — Lamp Shadpe and rr: rium, between 9th and 10th ¥ : ‘wear. A.H. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor, THOMAS C. DONN,J.P. | for ae by aR. SREGOR, nov 27- JOHN F. ELLIS. nov 29-2 Browns’ Hotel, Pa.ave, | ov 2-2awim i mov 22-ectw S84 Seventh si16e:.