Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Foaruan Heaxino of Huapie.—Last night the triab'of Charles Hurdle and James Slatford, charged with tbe riot near the Railroad Depoton Saturday last, came off in the Central Guard- house. Almost as soon as opened, the trial-room ‘ was jammed with people—most of them young | persons. As the examination of the witnesses drew near to a close, Hurdle’s friends began to express fears for his safety; although they were assured by the istrates (Justices Donn and Smith) tha: hefwould be protected. Hurdle and Slatford were required to give bail in $500 for their ap- at the Criminal Court. E.C. Eckloff gave bond for the first, and Mrs. S. Coluins for the last named e Captain Mills then requested persons not con- nected with the Police to retire; and. the room wi he . Matford, and their friends, came out in charge of the officers and were conducted to their homes Henry Rock, foreman of Cassidy's stone-cut- ting sbop, testified to seeing Hurdle fire; saw no one else fire; Thomas Rock was not there in the riot; Slatford said, ** Henry. keep your men back and we won't hurt you;’’ Siatford had a powder flask in hix hand; witness threatened to disc any of bis men who should take part In the schael W. McDonaid, sworn.—Was stone-shop; saw Hurdie fire once and then load; saw the party opposing Hurdle return the fire; Hardle Bred the first shot; saw Hurdle run towards them and fire; he did not take a gun from any person; did not see any one run towards Hurdle. J. W. Knott, sworn.—W as in the printing of- fice, (Congressional;) heard people say ++ Here comes the States Hose;”? went down towards Edwards's; saw two men, one with a gun and the other with a pistol, endeavor to shoot at Hur- die; thinks it was aboat 14 p.m. Thomas Frazier testified to seeing about thirty men, with pistolsand muskets, after Hurdle; saw oue man lewel his musket or pistol at Hurdle; witness toid Hurdle to look out, and then sta to ran; they followed him to New Jersey avenue and G st; two men were rupning with Hurdle; one of them was Silalfurd; the pursuers tired at Hurdle J.W. Piggott, sworn. —Was in thestone-sheds Saturday; saw a party of three or four standing in H street; heard they were Northern Liberty boys; afterw: saw a party of five or six come up the railroad; heard they were * States Hose;”’ one mas, whom he heard was Joe Goldsmith, came to the sLed; heard him say Hurdle’s crowd was too small; ‘he started down, and the others came up, picked up spalls and then went down the maloak audi got behind « hank of dirt; after awhile saw 3 map west of the sheds going down towards H street, who appeared to tar some- thing ander bis coat; then saw Charies Hurdle ¢o towards the other man and take a gun’ from him; heard the report of a gun; don’t know who fired it; saw Joe Goldsmith throwing spalls to- wards Hurdle and bis crowd. Owen Mc Ardis, sworn.—About half-past one, beard the report of a gun; looked around and saw Hardle with a gun; saw ‘him fire but once; saw a ty calied the ‘*Mtates Hose” come to the shed; keara them say nothing. Afterward wus stand- ing ueat Acker’s shop when g guy was fized, and the ball struck the shop; this shot was fired by Hurdle; there were two or three men witb Har- dle Richard More testified to seeing Hurdle about ol mm, running down G street, pursued by aman who fred a gun at him. Thomas Jardoe,swotn.—Was at the stone shed abont | p.m, saw some men come down the railroad: one was at Hammond; afteward some (eu OF fifteen men came up to the sheds and were taiking to some of the workinen; as they went out they picked up a lot of spaiis; some went to the culvert, and others went down in 2 hollow; saw two men coming down; one was Hurdle; one of the two bad « guu; Hurdle and bis party came down towauds the other party. who threw stones at Hurdle's panty; Burdie took the gun from the other man ; heard firing; saw ring from the caiirog. towards Hurdle’s party; saw two of the men in the shop have guns ; one went dowy the railroad with t.¢ guo; he went towards Hurdle’s party; his name ja Seshet; the other, Pat Ryan, put bis gun in the yard; after the affray was over saw him with the gun W. J. Donohoo, sworn —~About three os lock saw aman run down Third street gnd speak to Hurdle; b them eursing each other; heard Hurdle say ‘I will States Hose you, you sa pf a b—h; heard that the other’s name was Rock. Wm. Whaley testified that no persons attacked <be men in the sheds; saw Hurdle take aim ata gaan; saw no man gre at Hardle Ma garet Wheatley, sworn.—Charley Hurdle came h@ne to dinner about | o'clock; heard talk- ings saw Slatford, Wm. Sullivan, Bat Hammond and some other; beard them say a man at the shed attacked them; two boys came to the door and rapped and said, ‘‘ Charley, the States Hose arecominz torap atthe door and shoot you; the boys said they heard them say so; Hurdle then went after his rifle; saw Sullivan gol with the ride down the road. and Charley fol- towed bim down; saw the men in the sh pick up roeks; beard H. Rock say the first man who threw he would discharge; saw a man Jusnp the Tenee and discharge a gun et Hurdle; saw Hur- die get be gua, but not until after he was @red i éitew Limes, heard ‘Thomas Rock say to Susan Alaithews ofierwards that this was the last night be should live John Herreit testified that several men came to Hurdle’s bouse aug went in; afterwards saw the Leys come to the door and tell Hurdle that the States Hose was coming to rick the shanty; saw Sullivan take tne ritie, and Charley follow him aod get the rifle from Lim; heard’ firiag pretty simultenet th from Hurdle and from ix suw amen go to their ir muskets. The examination clozed bere, and the magis- trates rendered their decision as above stated. Crxceir Covat.—The case of P. T. Barnum es. Joba W. Allen, which was pending when our report closed. yesterday, occupied the Court up tothe closing hour. It wus not given to the jury. though concluded. The jury iu the case of Alcansh W. Denham +s. the beirs of Wm. Fasby. deeeased, after re- maining out until this gioruing, were unable to agiee upon a verdict. ‘The jury in the case of Barnum rs. Allen. were called this morning upon opening of the Court, wad the case given tothem. They returned a ver- dict for plainti, assessed at 1,961.15, ‘With interest from Angus! 26, Issz Toe Court then took up the case of John Doe, on demise of Richard Smith vs. B-nedict Mil- burn. This was an action on a writ of ejectment te recover ce:tain lots of ground. This case was pending when this report closed. Coxzectios.—Inm the published evidence of (he exausiaation held the day before yesterday ut the jait, inthe evidence of Captain Jobn Mills, of the Auxiliary Guard, he is made to say that when the officers went to the house of Mr. Boyle, om the night of the ‘arrest, be heard one of the | or fay to Mr. Boyle *' here is the axe we borrowed from you to cut the pote with.” Capt. Mills requests us to say that that statement was not made in evidence by him, but that the man was heard toxay—*“ This is the axe we cut the pole down with The Captsin further stated that Mr. Boyle rendered the officers every ansist- ance while at Lis boase, The repo:ter certainly understood Captain Mills ae stated in the pub- lished evidence yesterday. We make this state- ment in justice to Mr. Boyle who might other- wise be undefsteod to be in league with those parties Tux Coxcusss Lipasmy will be opeged daily from the 2°th Instant, and continue opens daily unt] the close of the next session. During the recess itis opened on Tuesday, Thursday, aad Saturday of each week, from 9 to 3 o'clock. The President, Cabinet. Members of Congress, the Justices of the Supreme Court, and Poreign Migisters have the privilege of taking books out of the liorary. All citizens have the courtesy extended to them of examining the books in the sibrary during the bours it isopened. The law library adjoins the oftices of the Supreme Court, and is under the same rules und restrictions as tl Congressional library, and 1s in charge of an asdistant fbrarian Cask of Assault —Yesterday, the case of BE. Shortt, of the auxiliary guard, charged with an essauit on H. R. Maryman, was called up before Justice Walter. The charge grows ont of the arrest of Mr. Maryman last week by the guards ondaty. Mr. Maryiman was accused of inc’ to riot and was held to bail. He contends that the arrest being made without a warrant, it was assault. The question is the watchmau @ right to arrest witbout a warrant. Justice Wal ter, iw order to obtain further information ou this pelt. postponed bis decision for two days. Tus River —A cold north wind this morning ives the river the appearance of a large pateh of prairté ground just ploughed for the first time ‘The flats above end kelow the bridge are covered with thin, glassy ice. All the coal schooners are frozen up at the wharves. and the oyster pun- ies, which were jammed inte the docks yester- day, are ibis morning congealed together. At Galt & Youny’s wharf arrived sehr. John Tucker, Capt. Hagan, trom Philadelphia, with 150 tons of coal. Tax Coxcenr, to-morrow ulyht, of the Third district school promises to be a most creditable affair to the Navy Yard people, and to Mr. Glen- roy, who ts to conduct it. This promises to be a Vastly pleasant mode of spending Thanksgiving evening Rexemeex that Mander gives one of his bril- liant Soirees to-night. By the way, Munder is about introducing in his school and sotrees the celebrated Lancer’s Quadrilies w were brought ont in Europe Tast year, and are all the Tage there at this time — ’ Pouce Cases —B, Justice Cuil—Two mea, named’ Z. Swan, and Joh Cashaw, had been. to a wedding at Alexandria, and returning home a little elevated, cameto Cushaw’s house ata et late hour, and found Mrs. C. and the ttle C.’s ia bed asleep. They commenced nocking rather loudly for admittance, but could Rot, at first, make the imeitlershear. A heighbor named Joues, hearfng the disturbance bea righ | ‘the “spiritual pte th aforesaid, went for Watch, who came, but found that the kneckers had been admitted. They were however rapped up in turn, and taken to eastern wateh-house, where they the night. In the mornin they were arra' for disturbing the peace the Sixth War and fined each $5 and costs. Mr. Cushaw bees ts a hard case that be could not come home to his own house, and wake up his own wife, without being fined for it. Grafton ly came up on charge of * bricks in the hat,’’ and ‘‘cussin” some at “the man with the rattle.” He was served off with ten days ex- tation at the “ Corporation gardens,” near the ongress burying ground. George Mayhew, from the coun! + came to towa witha of hay, which he sold without first complying with the law regulating the et of bay, ete. He was brought toa sense of the extent of his misdemeancr against the constituted authority by a fine of $2 55, whereat George became very wroth with the ‘ powers that be,"’ aud went off hone, where he procured another load of the same sort, which he had con- veyed to the city, and ‘sold again and got the money.’ and was about to leave very much pledsed with the idea of having circumvented the law-enforcers; but, alas, he had not proceeded far when one of these ubiquitous gentlemen had him again, and again did the law interfere with the profits of the hay sale to the tune of $2.58. Whether he intends to repeat the opera- tion, is not known. Wm. Venable and Levi Burns were had over the coals for disorderly conduct, They both re- ceived good advice from the Magistrate, and were discharged. Mr. B. U. Kaiser was made to toe the mark, for driving his horve over ‘* Uncle Sam’s” bridge at the Eastern Branch, at a speed denominated ‘fast’? in the statute governing such matters. The officer ‘‘opiued’’ that the country had no right to pay for bridge timber to be worn out by the hoofs of Kaiser's Rosinante, unless the said animal was driven “according to Gunter The Justice thought so too, and fined Mr. K $5.48, with the wholesome advice to goand sin no more. Mr. Joseph Young had been treating his *‘crit- ter’? to au unlawful trot on the same bridge, and was also made to fork over the sum of $4.45, and he departed. James Charles Assdulted and battered Mr.Wm. Sons, without the latter’s consent, and was held to bail to satisfy the outraged law, at the next term of the Crimina! Court. Mr.Sam Bryan went into Mr. Murray’s tavern, where he behaved badly: and therefor was made to tee i financially to the tune of $3.53, and was let off with au injunction to behave better next time. Before Justice Murray, in the same district, Joba Tavior was brought up to answer a charge of uttering threats against the peace and qitetude of John Thomax He was made to give security in the sum of $50 to keep very peaceful towards the complainant for the space of six months. Eugene Staggman was charged with the mis- appropriation of some lumber, the remains of a house belonging to Martin King, which was re- cently destroyed by tire. ‘Ihe prisoner could not understang that after a house bad been burned there could be anything left, aod went on the principle that -‘ You take nothing from nothing, and nothing remains.’ ‘The Justice very singu- larly took quite a different view of the case, and held bim to bat! in the sum of $266 for his ap- ance at the next term of the Criminal Court o answer a charge of stealing. Mr. Hunt, for Loa his horse over the foot- path and for leavi 7m on the footway, was ued $2 Se. — Porice Rerozt.—The aficers of the police de- partment report to thé Chief of Police ninety-six cases for the week ending Saturday last: First Ward, 8; Second, 5; Third, 5; Fourth, 50; Fifth 13; Sixth, 4; Seventh Ll. Wray will, in addition to his regular even- ing entertainment, give a grand thanksgiving day performance to-morrow afternoon. Look out for it! Reaw Estate —Yesterday, A. Green, auction- eer, sold lots No. 11 and 12, in square 429, with improvements, to James Dixon, for 4,500. Tse Crew of the sloop-of-war Plymouth was discharged at the Washington Navy Yard this morning. Wartcu Retvrxs.—John Simms, colored, D. C., disorderly; costs, #1 cents, and security. Wm. James, colored, D. C., do; do. Alfred Newton, colored, D.C.,do.; do. Alex Moore, colored, Md.,do.;do. Lewis Johnson, colored, D.C.,do.; do. Bilen Hall, colured, D.C , do., do. John Scott, Ireland, drunk ; dismissed. Hen- rietta Savoy, colored, D.C , disorderly ; fine and costs 81.4 Fourteen lodgers, all non-residents Drs. Honrer & Witttans, Physicians for Diseases of Throat and Lungs, & North Charles street, Baltimore. Dr. Hunter of Williams will visit Washington on the 12th and 2th of each month, The next visit will be on Saturday, th inst. Othice 3 Pennaylvania avenue, over Mrs. Voss's Jewelry Store. n2-3 Tue Attantic Moxtuty, for December, just published, being No. 2of this valuable Magazine. The November and December numbers can now be bad at Shillington’s Bookstore. Also those wish- ing to subseribe, can do so, and will be supplied sev erat days sooner, by leaving their names at Joseph Shilington’s Book, Stationery, and Newspaper Es- tablishment, Udeon Bullding, corner 43 street and Pean. avenue. ae City Directory he canvassing for the new Directory has been completed. The work has been done thosough. Those who have made any change Whatever in their residence or business, or who may have been absent during the canvass, can bave all nocessary corrections, &c. made by sending them to Mr. A. Boyd, at . Polkinhoru’s printing’ ofice, D atreet, pear Seventh. The Directory will be issued about the first of January. Members of Societies would oblize if they send in the name of their Soci- ety, its otheers, &c. It “WoodLanD Cream,” for the hair; Bat or Tuovsand FLowERs, for cleansing the teeth and beautifying the complexion. ‘The be had at Jos. RHILLING TOM s Building, corner 45¢ street and F enuine article to ook store, Odeon Avenue. nid tf Spectat Notics.—For Perfumed Breath, White ‘eeth, aud Keauti{ul Compiexion, use “ Bal 1.000 Flowers’ Por dressing Ladi * Woodland Cream,” anew pomad: beautifully. Price 6) cents W SOP. Farainck & Co. Praprietora, Now York. Wholesale and Retail Ayeuis Foe Washington. Tayton & Maury, Booksellers, between sth a: 10th st., Pa. avenue. nly tlergea’s hair to curl each. MARRIED. On the 2th instan’ the Rev. Mr. Walden, STEPHEN C.CLEM T3to Miss ISABELLA M. BOY. ; n, . < street Raptiet Chureh, 7 A W. Samson. Mr. WM. W: + OUD to Miss ARY A. BARRETT, all of this city. ‘Gu ‘the, 24th instant, at the English Lutheran Chureh, by the Rev. J. G. Bulter, <ene A. LANDVOIGT, to Miss LAURA F. WHEAT, both of this city, = On the 2ith instant, bg A Rev. Mr. Nugen, THOMAS BUTLER to Miss RACHEL MASSI ail of this city — DIED, i m the 2th instant, after a long ahd paiatal dinees, which bee hore ithe meinen fortitude, WM. V. GRANT, aged 68 years. nerd are of Jas. No.! 9 Washington street, requested to attenJ. Georgetow! The feeds se. senempess pele it oral fror rare ‘es 2 Wasi yr o'clock, Tomorrow (1) hursday) Evening. N. B.—All the brethern of the Masonic order are TEMPERANCE SANT teed 3 yeas nad Sanhe, 2M PE wy NE, see ears lays, becoa Jane wid Metthine Har’ ore and Prince George papers plensecopy.) —— RUIT.—New Eleme FIGS; new RAISINS, eae Seta ome Tt GOOSE RR hes, ACHES, WV HORTLE: BE KING BURCHELL, corner 15th atreet and ermont ave. 0) OOQ PEACH TREES, . 20.000 AT $10 pre HusoaeD. For sale at my Nursery, near Washington. ie above Trees are al! of fine giowth, and of a J best select frurt. Also, a general ngsortment of ORNAMEN-' FALL EVERGREEN, SHADE, and FRUIT Bein Ei JOSHUA PEIRCE. I ADIES, PLEASE READ, + Instead of soliing the remnant of my stock of FANCY GOODSat ion, | have moved it into my new Store, 36 Pa. avenue, between Oth and l0th streets, where | intend —e my customers and the g int iy, a eha: get great bargains at fuction: prices. Jall befo: buy, and ‘oxatnine yourselves. Very reapoctiully, R. C. STEVENS, neh Millinery and Fancy Goods oct — 393 Pa. ave. bet, Sth and iOtn ate. : oR. iB. SCHWARZE, . GENERAL DEALER PACKER AND PICKLER OF OYSTERS, Corner of 12tn and E streets. hee of Oysters shou! i at Zi Aarbody in want yeters asus [JAIR. TOOTH, NAIL, AND pate i ES,at G bu be FERRE Cipla Sr ma lneds? hotel. 29 Sm ee a JIVE MORE OF RAVEN, BACON & CO.’S F superior FN 35 st arrived at the, Sreroome fy. G. METZEROTT. * Second hand Pianos tor sale cheap. n-th —E seersetemnncnicaitiseii GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. Correspondence of The Star. Guonczrown, Nov. 25, 1857. The following is the amount of wood which has been brought to our matket: March, 1,200; April, 500; May; 424; Jume, 613; July, 1,995; August, 544; September, 690; October, 980 ; esti- mated amount for November, 1,200; making @ sum total of"7,252 cords: Estimated amount left over inthe yards on the Ist of March last, 2,000 cords. This would make in the aggregate 9,252 eee rere eee mretas same i Fy about cords, which shows a fall off in the quantity nine months when which has come in at | tl months of last year of compared with the about 4,000 cords. Mayor Crawford made quite an onslaught vpon the night watch yesterday. Three of them, viz: H. Hotchings, I. King, and B. Howard, were dismissed from service; and if al! the rumors afioat be true, we incline to the opinion that there are others who are deserving of the same fate. All this but tends to confirm us jin our opinion that our whole police system needs a thorough remodelling. From present indications Thursday will be very generally observed by our citizens as a day of thanksgiv’ ne From a notice in ather columa it will be seen that none of our butchers will at- tend market to-morrow morning. The banks will be closed. All our churches will be open for divine service ; and we hope, for the sake of ood erder and the cause of cea f that the jeepers of taverns and restaurants wi fh see the ropriety of closing their places of business. But few, if any other, places of business will be open, and we cannot see any reason why this cima of our citizens should form an exception to the general rule. Specraror. —_—_—_—_—_—_———— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS. OTICE.—Thureday, the 26th instant, having been set apart as a day of Public Thanksgiving, he Butchers of the Georgetown Market he solved not to attend market on that day,and requ all our customers to procure their supplies on V nesday morning. n 23-3t A PROCLAMATION. A Rx¥soLUTION recommending the setting apart a lay of thanksgiving. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgeotwn, D. C., That the Mayor, in conformity with the usag past years, be requested to issue his proclamation, recommending the 2 lay ofthia mouth (November) to be observed as a day of thanksgiving by the citizens of this town, Mavor’s Orricr, H Grorcktows, D. C., November 20, 1857. _ Now, roan A Approving the object of this resoiu- tion, | hereby designate Thursday, the 26th of this prerent month, observed in this town asa Jay of general thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God, requesting that ali secular business may be suspend: ed during the day. tall ministers of religion and all citizens may hie in their respective places of w ma to offer up their gratitude and praise for the nifold mercies bestowed upon this communi- ti rovidence, and Leone to implore, through His favor, @ continuance of these inestimable biess- ings. Jiven under my hand on the day above written. ok ICHARD R. CRAWFORD, Mayor. n2i- WO LARGE PROJECTING STORE WIN- DOWS and four good SHOW CASES for sale ata bargain by “. K. LU Y's nls2w__ __No.128 Bridge street, Georgetown. — FURS F URS! SeyMovr, in Georgetown. announces to | 8 cus- his assortment of Lapixs F a: Furs, tomers tha: 1s now completed, in all quxiities and sty! Minck Sable, ‘Stone M. Freneh do. Fitch — do. in this establishment are fresh and elegant in anunetnre, Every article warranted as rep- daving bought the present stock for cash ow rates, we will ery low. to get great bere should call early at iw OW. FF. SEY) JR’S, Georgelown. fOR SALF.—A pair of fine young MULES, old next spring. They are 1e,and work freely in any kind of harness, Sold because tho owner has no employrient for them. Inquire of, JOSHUA BATEMAN, near Trinity (Catholie) Church, Georgetown. n12-2w MSS CHRISTIE JOHNSON q TEACHE, Fu th KR OF ELOCUTION of forming Classes in Elocution in the + n Washington, and will give instruction to private pupils in that gity and in Georgetown. Miss Noh vecn will give lessons to youths and pro- fessional gentlemen. : Residence, Miss Harrover’s (formerly Miss Eng- ,) Female Seminary, corner Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown. For further information and circulars apply at anchard & Moliun’s Bookstore. REFERENCES. Wilham F. Ritchie, Richmond, Va. *. Stephen P. Hill, Washineton, D.C. Gr os ‘yler, M. D., Georgetown, D.C. m Millinery, &c. paris MILLINERY. ADAME FERRERO, from No. 5 Great Jones Divi New York, respectfully informs: he Ladies in Washington that she ha re-opened & branch of her establish ment, for the season,at No. 242 Pa.avenus, Ladies wall find a select mssortmeut of— bifida MER GNSS FLOW Ke ORNAM TS ESSES, LACES FATHERS, VOR THE HAIR FUME) R IRTS, &e., ko. n ae FRENCH PAPRNT SK _ Prices moderat pans [MADAM BONN 3 MAKER, Pro Paris, DRE: No. S32 lath street west, between Land K streets, Washington city. has the honor to inform the ladies of Washington and vicinity, that she bas fitted up a Dress prsay4 Establishment, where she is ready jo make every kind of work,as Dresses, Mantilias, ques, &e., and inthe best and very latest style f Paris, receiving every month the French Journal Je ta Mode, direct from Paris. nll2m* 20-10t =. MINCE PIES, f Day —J ‘CK eS, for Thank: —Just N ceived, a very wupeniee jot of APPLES. x specimen in my window, - U, H. RIDENOUR, Confectioner, 34 Pa.avenue, Stn cs heat Lo doses LACK TEA —We again call the aitention of the community to our very chrice BLACK TEA—in quality it is rarely offer as cheap as it can he Ree KI n2i-st valed—and which we edin New York, BURCHELL,” n2% _cornerof Vermont avenue and 15th street. I AW BOOKS. 4 Angell on Highways, Maryland Digest 2. 2vols.. new dition, Selwyn’s Nisi Priu: United States Di 2 Vol, 16. 1856. B eading Criminal Cases, 2 vols. Sto ing, new edition at the lowest prices. FRANCK TAYLOR. IRECT FROM FRANCE.—We have just received— * I CHAMPIGNONS. “ Al PE has FOIse cA 6 Cor 80, fresh su) ol ‘Sparagus. reen Tomatoe Tonuste Sauce, Peachos,{8almon, Lob: sters, &c., ali in cans, and for gale is KING & BURCHELL, n‘¢ rner Vermont ayenue and |5th street. YE AND BARLEY MALT, for sgle at the CITY MALT HOUSE, corner of West Falls av- anneand Rioek st.. Baltimore, Md. — my 6-I¥ MAREEASTURED To ORDER. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIC BOOTS AND SHOES. | offer the fol.owing goods at prices enum erated below: 1.75, 1.87, “Walking Shoes at Gentiemon's double suled Gootek $5.9 pai ‘¢ « jee | ® pair. entiemen’s dou! es scee F of REAL: ni6-Im* No.aaith ete beiwene Gael H. 492 Se VENTH STREET 492 CHEAP RIBANDS. Bounet, Velvet, fad Moire RAN pe RIBANDS for OW. PS Shell. Tudiarubbersand Horn COMBS With a.general assortment of FANCY GOODS, which wilf be sold low loreash. RICKEY: venth street. n i7-eo2w rprenas: TRUNKS! TRUNKS!" UNKS, at SAMUEL P. OE, and TRUNK ron Hall, betwee: York, rame J 5 OX ES, VALISES. and CARPE’ BAGS. As they have bought at least 25 per cent. less than the usual manufactory prices, | can sell them 2) per cent. lesa than any establishment south of New York city, for cash also, sortinent of Ladies’ Goqtomen’es Children's, and Servants’ for fall and winter wear. All in wpa ot the ore aan will please give me & cal re purchasing elsewhere. pereRAMUEL P. HOOVE Iron Hall, Pa. ave., bat, 9th gnd loti; sis. nis-eotw T STEVENS’S NEW FANCY STORE, 3% £3 Pa. avenue, between %h and 10th streets, ean be found an excellent assortinent of Opera Hood: _ni2 eotf DOD he RS, Figst Db MARKET 8TORE, Th e taken a Store on I stzoot, first Scr well om gorhor ere a me. of aah treet, respectfully informs the e Firat ‘Ww. fenorally, that he tw now sbS, +&e, and, in usually kept in such an eatablis! ont, at the lowes! ‘ket ‘ : mp is Stawaw _) WHLLIAM cHase. Pensa At OEE CO sae ADI ES’ BRALD ITS, CURLS, MALP LAVES a POPES KA GT Bums Hair Store, near oornar of }Sth st. and.Pa. av. \ 99 sm *$ EX TRAC od t GIBBS UBIN Racts,all odors, at GTHBS'S no-3m 4 Hair Store, near iSth st., and at uder Willarde’ hovel.” ng the past year by w kind and beneficent |: - ew aod AUCTION SALES. ‘s re pants we pina nag Siete ae So ih email Carpets, Chamber and Hail St efrigerators, Demijolns, and Gas fixtures _ ye iS, sarge ue Pi Pine and Cooking Utensils, ane feed Ay cash ; Over $25, a credit of 30 n2-lt WALL & BARNARD, Ants. HE EEN, Auctioneer. B' ag BULBOUS ROO’ wf Srarerone da int Hay thea arn store No. 536 7th street, in lute to suit parcmaecce, one case of very « Dut j received and in Sine order from the seleiresed aivuee Habla Spt urethane mening — cash, n _____A.GREEN, Auct. By J.C. MoGUIRE. Auctioneer. PEREMPTORY SALE OF SOLE LEATH- &R, Patent Catr, Morocco, aNp Pink Lix- Incs at Pusiic Avuction.—On' FRIDAY AF- TERNOON, Nov. 2, at 2 o'clock, at the auction T shall sell. for secount of wom it may con- lots to suit— oak-tanned § 4dozen No.1. nish Sole Leather Pat . . K. Calf Leather 6 do do Tampico Morocco i. 10 do | do_ Pink Linings 2 do Rae reo lo . ‘erms: ana under, cash; over that sum a credit of 30 days, for satisfactorily endo: }» bearing interest. i it JAMES C. MeGUIRE, Auct. Frost KING, Cc. WOODWARD” METROPOLITAN S' OF: N GRATE FACTORY. ee No. 318 Pa.a: abet é as a Tian eireeiuesen 18th and R.W.G.U.NEWMAN Having returned to the First. Ward. offers his ofessional services to bis friends and the public, paz be found at his old residence, No. 76 K st. eo! ENGRAVING. Vistrine, RECEPTION, AND WEDDING s Engraved and Printed at short notice. ficial and Com: pany Seale a ae R19 colm* 24 Pa.ave.,3 doors weat of 12th at. T. 8. VERDI, M. D. Homenor siti FRO aR SURGEON 442 15th street, corner of New York avenue. Office hours from 83x to 1034 a. m,; 2 to Sand 7 to 8 pm REFERENCES: Col. W, W. Seaton, Hon. Wm. Thos. Carroll, Francis Markoo, Esq.. Washington. nie J. F. Grey, 9. C. Peters, E. Bayard, New | Dr. A. H. Okio, Providence, R. I. rot, Heinpel, M. D., Philadelphia, n 18-d3té&eost* CoLLEcTor's OFFICE, City Hat, November 5, 1857. Notice is hereby given to all persons who have not paid their Taxes for the present year, and to ai! who are in arrears for previous years, that at theexpira- tion of sixty from this date, or as soon theres f- ter as the ad’ ment can be prepared. al! proper- ty whi he taxes may remain u..paid will bead- vertised and sold for the taxes, as the law enjoins. Those who do not wish to be put to the heavy ex- pel attendant on the advertisement and sale are ested to pay in season. JAS. F. HALIDAY n6-eotJan5 Collector. ARPER’S MAGAZINE, for December, re- ceived and for sale at JOS, SHILLING TON’S Bookstore, Gdeon Building, corner 4% street and Pa.avenue. A new volume commences with this number: which contains Mr. TLackery’s new story,“*The Virginians.” Also, Mr. Charles Reade’s new story, entitled, ‘Jack of all Trades— a matter of fret Romance,” written expressly for this Magazine. Subscriptions taken by the year, or single numbers sold separately at twenty-five cents each. Gedey’s tady Book for Deoember, a beautiful number, Graham's Magazine for December. Household Words do do. Peterson’s Magazine do, Arthur’s Home Magazine do. Ball pee Magazine do. Cyclopedia of Wit and Hamor; part 16. ed and for sale at a SHILLING ons store, Odeon Bu ns cor. 4s ‘street and Paces QORENING NEW GuODS at McL AUGH- LIN’S, No. 2 Pa, avenue, between 8th and ie ~ n Wm. C. Milne, M. A. n Norway, the author of “The Lamp- by Mise A. E : Re it the Mition” Dopey ceip Miss Leslio’s New Cookery Book. The Two Apprentices, with a History of their Lazy Tour, by Charles Dioxens, f e Received and for He. IL LING TON'S Bookstore, Odeon Building, + 4h: street and Pa, ave. _ ns gh . F. PERRIE, <4 875 Srventu Street, x 375 Respectfully informs h d the public eerily that he has in store a large and well se- cted stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, but, a3 he is very much in want of cash, in order to taise such, he will sell at Greatly Reduced Prices. jot deeming it necessary to enumerate the vari- ous articles, aud their prices, he asks those who are in waut of cheap Dry Guods, to eal! and examine for themselves belore making their purchaser else- by so doing they will find itgreatiy to their AMS! HAMS! iy have a choroe lot of Famuly-oured HAMS, 108. Tree KING & BURCH ELL, 2024 Corner of Vermont avenue and 15th street. OTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS. C.R.L.CROWN & CO., hd¥tng receiveda large and weil selected stock for the Fall trade, in- vites Hou pers and those in want of! FURNIT or CROCKERY WARK. tock, as they are determined M68. istrict taken at par, C. R. L. CROWN & CO., __ No. 357, corner of 6th st. and Pa. av. u NOTICE, HE undersigned begs ieave to inform his friends and the public generally, as he is determined todo only cash business, he will make to’ order GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING inthe pre — — at eile prices than any other lishment in the City, Please give bim a call, and ae ee of the Merchant Tailor, No. 263 Pa, avenue. Z ie south side. sekee| URE oo 16-tf _nié Im ALED HAY.. 100 bales choice Hay just received, Bye Motland Graham Flows ra jour. Wiiso, = fallassort ont of Feed of ll kinds, such as Corn, Oats, Corn Meal. y hop, Midtings, Ship Stuff. Brown Stuil, Shorts and Cat <i All of itor aed be Capen gas Ssh at the old ‘ raet. Bogor, pocuer ‘a. avenue si i & BRO. i} DIVERNOIS’ HOTEL, A. AVENUE, between I7th and lath streets, Thig extablabment js uovix Taruished apd ie establishment is m urls! c= ranged on the most modern aud ‘Ynproved principle, with rivate apartments, &c. _ ‘The Bar is supplied with the choicest of Wines and Liquors. ther delicacies in season. | Hot and’ Cold’ Lune ron iiesclnck a a. ™. until Os A Fie Lael A se OT SAVF MONEY wee ets waEse macmanae miles i it u announce who areia want of @ chop light, that the BRECK. INRIDGE CUAL OIL te the cheapest oil extant, only burning in the lamps we have, at the rate of seam poe eng — — see, No. 323 C street, it ind he berger HOWELL & MORSELL. Mayor's NOTICE. AYOR’s OFFice, Wasmtens ovember 24, 1857 : In order that the day set apart as one of thanksgiv- ing and praise to Alaiaay od may be observed as beeomes a Christian people on so sacred an occasion the under»igned res ‘a! nests all keepers of hot staurants, to close their bars during the re day and night, and confidently relies on the choerful compliance of every good citizen with this t. “ He has directed the — to report the name of every person who oof 11 to Ret in accord- ance with this suggestion, to arrest all who may Btteinpt to disturb the or interrupt the order othe Gay, as wallses persons who may appiar in street intoxicated. meat W. B. MAGRUDER, Mayor. LOO ke % Fernirvke Rp botee aa If vow wish to save a few dohare je buy, PF t HAUS, BEDSTEAUS. Et Be PUREE RE adie a teat 8, y kind of FURN roar » just eall wt 851 Fi street, near Northern yatt’s Dry Goods Store, Lape ne 2 oe = Il expens: rents, and & A 5 S5i—New Store. TB BROWN, CARPETS as low as 25 cents. NV steae CARD, ickering Grand Piano used Mesars. Tiler aed Sirah oh ie % to. 7 i ease anyatontet ees T. P a "Ordens left tT. Richard Davis’s Piano Stofe, will mect with prompt attention, n 23-lw Misiones igh is, Lpa ERS AND DE- Leade fe Linke Clty, es: setae an netens oft Li Bi na EWANDK ATT EW STYLES, NEW FASHIONS, NEW § &o..at . speotes Combs, Brushes, et xoeatine = ~~ mat < —— AUCTION SALEs, ee TO-DAY §& TO-MORROW MORNING. By JAS. ee te A Auctioneer. U. Sa 0 ARREL: P. a pene Fu AY, — © clock & 1 will public sale, at warehouse . Murray in — ES i avenue, ito cov: Bou and Keatusky Home Western cousige, ey OOnsign- "Will Beaddeg totaal nipee 50 cunrtees ond efghth casks Freneh Brand n cash. me MCRRAY & RANDOLPH. J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. AT PRivarg Sate. Bi halfand quart pee -Gro * Compa ny" are: dark and pale vintages, from astra ved 60 half and ter pi oe 3 Dark Brandy, Vintages fiom Waeh thes by eae now under custom house lock inNew¥ Je. Gene be deliverec pure. 250 baskets “Heidsick & Co's” genuine bratd Laliemond’s”” 150 cases “Long Worth’s’ Creme De B: do. Sparkling and Dry Ca- Sperm aud Patent 0; perm a: ratent Oj) Sperm an & Adamantine Candi iii be sold on teaser es it, MURRAY & RANDOL . 2 19-e0ts 55 asian mon Be JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ALE BY ORDER OF THE ORP a Covet.—On FRIDAY MORNING ANS et fing at ae nee afew late Wm. Hoil- mead, in the rear of Colu Col . Branch foad, I shall sell’ ail the parenal aieae comprising — ie ousehold and Kitchen Furniture ilch Cow, 3 Work Horses Cart, Carryal , Ploughs, Harness eee Grindstone, co ether With many ot! cles ecessary vT ie tovenumernte., ts > ‘erms : and under, cash; tl credit of 60 and 3'days, for satisfactorily cademed ae te MARE 6, HOLMEAD, Ade: nd J.0MeGUIRE! Auet'r. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer, Tock OF FAMILY GROCERIE +> Avction.—Wull be sold on FRIDAY day of November, at the store of Fra: the corner of 12th and F streets, his Family Groceries, Wines, and Lig consisting in part of— Fine bps and black Teas Java, Lagura, Rio. and Maracaibo Coffee jek erushed, clarified and brown Sucars perm, adamantive, and mouid Candles Ground Pepper and Spices of all kinds, in small packaree Brooms. Buckets, woodenand crockery Ware Yeast Powders, Soap Powders Saleratus, &c. Flavoring Extracts, in every variety ‘Together with a large lot of Brandies, Whiskeys, Wines, &c ,among which are some supenorand , fine Brandies ari Wines, bottied and in wood With eight es of that celebrated old Wheat Whiskey umversally admured. in bottles ful quart, her fine Whiskeys, in ginse wood. Terms: $25 and under, ensh: over that_ sum, a credit of l,2, and 3 months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed. nad J.C. MeGUIRE, Auct. FUTURE DAYS. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO the subsoriber, bearing date the 3d or of tember, 1851, and duly recorded in the Land Kecords of Washington coun y, in the Distriot of Co umbia, I shali sel! at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 16th day of November, at 4 o'clock. .» Lot No. 3, in Square No. 24, lying in said City Washington. and fronting 55 feet 9 inches on worth M street, and running back i00 feet to an alley 9 feet wide, which, by side alleys, hasan outlet on 24thand 2th streets. There is a neat two-story Frame House on the Lot, which is nearly opposite the inte Gen. ‘Thomp- son's residence, now owned by Johu E. Reeside, Esq. North M street is soon to be graded,and the neigh- borhood is improvin, 0; ‘cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 months, for nol a bearing interest, and Seonred bya deed of trust. Conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser. yeneineR K-CRAWEORD: Trustes, n 10-d A. GREEN, Aust, OTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in consequence uf the rain, until THURSDAY, the 19th instant, same hour and piace. By order of the Trustee. al? A. GREEN, Auot’r. i> THE ABOVE SALE is still further Post- poned. in consequence of the rain, until MON DAY, the 23d ingtant, same hour and piace. By order of the Trustee. : ndotd A. GREEN, Auctioneer. HE ABOVE -SALE 18 STILL further Postponed, in consequence of the rain, until FRIDAY, the 27th instant, aame hour. Sy comer of the Trustee. n A. GREEN, Auct. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. UBLIC SAL.E.—By virtue of a deed of trust ex- ecuted to me and recorded in Liber J. A. 8. No. 133, folios 257, 258, 259, 260, and xl, one of the land records of Werbagos county. District of Co- lumbia, I shal!, on SATURDAY, the 5th of Decem- ber next, at 4 0’iock p. m., in front of the premises, offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder therefor. the eastern half of Lot No.6, in Square No. 367. in subdivision of John Wilson and Nicholas Calian, as the same is recorded in the office of the eas of said eity of Washington, District of Co Gmina. ‘Terms cash. The property to be resold at the risk and expense of the purchaser unless the terms of sale are complied with within three days from the day of sale. = EDW. C. CARRING TON, Trustee. nis-lawkds A. GREEN, Auct. By JAS. C. McG UIR ALUABLF COUNTRY SE. 4 Wg to the inclemency he weather yes ind the present presstire 1 the money mar- Tochman bas POSTPONED the pub- he sale of his residence Ans * Summer Mil!” in the County of Alexandrm, Va., until MONDAY, the 4th of January uext, at 10 o’clock a. m., on the premises. In the meantime, they are offered for vate sale: aud further information as to terms of je. &c., may be obtained at the auction store of J. |. MeG 5 camel JAS. C. McGUIRE, oe 2-2aw Anction aud Comm vn Merchant. XABINET FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS CAPA MATTRESSES he, The Subscriber has now in store a large and handsome assortment of CABINET PUR- NITURE, which he pledges himself to se}! to suit the times, viz = Handsome Ornamented Cottage Sets, frem $50 to $%). . Beautiful Biack Walnut and other Bedsteads richly carver Black Walnut and Mahogany marble top Wask- 3. Rosewood and Walnut Parlor Suits, in brocatelle and haireloth Mahogany, Black Walnut, and Oak Centre Tables. Do d Sideboards, marbie-top. lo Etageres or W hatnots. Lounges, in endless va- t Dining and Office Chairs. wud other Chairs, from $6 to $25 Do do Sofas, Tete-a-tetos, and riety. Oak and Wal: sgynor cs Ci ir dozen. a With an endless variety of— spodatoene: Bureaus, Wa hstands. Werdrobes Stools, Piano Stools. Gilt-frame Mirrore, Toilet Glasses, &e. Daily Expected— Zi Bedsteads, double and single. ands. W hich f cordially invite my friends and the ppblic gems C, W. BOTELER. n2l-2awSw No. 318 fron Hall. and 349 D st. *RESH FRUITS, SMYRNA FIGS AND KF RATSINS. x 809 Ibs. choice new Smyrna F1GS, in small cartoons, 100 barges layer ot wry B 100 half boxes do ae 100 whole boxes M. R. RAISINS. Sust received trem Somersett coun: S&S) kegs of dairy pas R, equal in quality to Goshen uttet. =! igs ros oy ype BUCKWHEAT. or e n20-eft_ GEO. & THOS. PARKER & CO. ADIE: vITH LONG MEMGRANDUMS, will save themselves eat deal of trouble by calling at STEVENS’ Fancy Store, as his stock is by far more varied than any other in the District. n I2-eott INS INDEBTED TO R. C. A KtevENS wre one sn goorag rege Per the: wunts @t once, as no addi will be nade ‘when the old acoount Stands unpaid. _n12-eotf z- ust mt Ppisnos: PIANOS! PIANOS!!! ew and second-hand Pianos, from the factories of Steinway & Sons, New York; Wm. Knabe & Co., Baltimore. and of my Son ren factory, Philadelphia. aware on hand, at moderate ——. for sale to rent, at No, 495 lth street, eight doors aboy: avenue. nis eoln PR. C. REICHENBACH, ni8 eolm EVENS’s NEW FANCY STOR A iwc hued 1th streets. can found tes Mosaic, Lava, Gold and Silver, tons, with Gol 8. ILLIAM SOLLERS, WwW UPHOLSTERER, No. 50 Ninth street (up stairs) attends promptly to poking of ay ia. ging Cantsinn, Siting a i] work @ pertaining pho! > ing and Interior Decorating at moderate prices. n2t- ‘ear! But- one, 5 n l2-eotf o> 3 eae EB c 5 G ROOMS. L* = SOAS Bag bad Met and Wth sts, e found Lad . yi of ie est made inthe best and Iatest style, 44 e*A i Garments for ca'l is earnestly solici! 5 Wanrep.—Six Seamstrersos, on [sd Apiyto Mas. 0.3. i nl3-eolm s a > EW RETTY STYLES OF WOOL- N en a. ‘Chin Ornaments, Papier Mache, received at No. 20 Ps, best es notice. ADIES’ TUCK, and all sorts of COMBS, at L GIBBS’ Hair near isth st., and at his Salas Room. lards’ hotel. 28 Sm CK, CO: E. Bunce SPEVENS SN ee hetween 9th and let sts. INE CHINA, TOYS, MED. Games, Perfumery and Toilet Articles st wie MeLAUGHLIN'E, bet. dh and Sth ste, om a> TELEGRAPHIC NEWs From the Associated Press Agent. ~ | <itcompigcascaete te ‘ LATER FROM EUROPE. Bostox, Nov. 4.) despatch comtaint ae ee tate, Jest recetwedt Tefased to disgoup wry issued at ntder seep Pts when the Trews. tecsand authorizing the teste oe "4 * small notes te any amornt was an rt anic. The news we: instantaneous Clémations ia all commerce atte furious ae- cities Cotton Produce immediately Mavences ‘ae Gexerat News. ga steamship North Star arrived out on the 3t “The English ship Dunbar, bound to A was wrecked off Bydney, and one hundred and sek pnens and the entire crew were lost wit jer The British Parliament meets immediate The latest advices from Delhi sa British loss is velieved to be less th hundred. The mutineers of the Gwalior contingent had been subdued by cutting off their supplies. Tt was reported that Lucknow was relieved on all kinds of siderably. i that the’ jan twelve ¥ people found in Delhi were yoneted the British Cosme Maay Eu on ‘a, were found in the eity, Aghting in tipseabe of the rebels. CRS as Manuers. YERPOOL, Nov. 13, Friday —Cotton—Sales of the week only 11,000 bales lease very dull! and all qualities considerably declined—sav la d.—there being a general panic in the market The sales of Friday are estimated at 6,000 bales ; the market recovered somewhat and prices ad. vanced 3,4., with a further advancing tendency Quotations are nominal and irregular. Orleans” fair 7Ad.. middling 74d; Mobile fair 7 ; Upland fair 7i¢@., middiing 74. Steck of Amer- ican cotton in port, 162.000 bales. Breadstuffs fon a decling tendency, and all 5 geil re slightly declined. Flowr—Weat- ern Cal ‘Wa2is ; Sothern w7a20s.; 40aits. Wheat—red 6s 3d ats 6d —_ ‘The advices from Manchester are unfavorable. Provisions have a downward tendency. and all articles bave slightly declined. Pork Is dull and slightly lower. Bacon i# quiet with bet Nttle inquiry, and ee weak. Lard ts and all qualities have slightly declined. ‘ions are nominal. -—— The Storm onthe Ohi. Cinctnxatr. Nov. 24 —The steamer Gladiator reports that boats as far down the river as New Madrid have been reaped and sunk in the late gale. Passengers from Evansville state that the <cpeel is ge eo ee Lower Obie, and that a is were o} to t ae iged to tie up, net one being The steamer Baltimore arrived from Marijetta last evening, and reports encountering a heavy gale at Parkersburg on Satarday. A heavy wind prevails here this morning, ac- companied by rain, snow and hail. Hartford Town Election. Janerens, pel Nov. 23.—Our annual election came offto-dav. The Union ects four selectmen to the Demoerats’ one, oy feed of the ticket is equally divided. “A ticket nomi- nated National Americans containing the names of each ticket, controlled the election. None gg ogee, — those on the American tick. * e elect ‘was warmly contested. e whole vote was about 3,300 7 ™ Later and Impertant from Mexico. Naw Or.rans, Nov. 2th —The steamer Tea- hessee, from Vera Cruz, has arrtved, with later Mexican dates. Mexico is represented to be in # Most distracted condition, and is sup; to be on the eve of another revolution, baving for its object the restoration of Santa Anna as President,» The Tennessee brings twenty-three political exiles; among them, ex- President Salas Boston Mayoralty—The Reancke. Boston, Nov. 24.—The Ron. Samuel Eliott de- clines the nomination for mayor, tendered by the eS ee J. igate Roanoke was hauled into the dock last ohn for repairs. A subscription paper is circulating in this! for the relief of the sufferers by the war in Indig. Canal Navigation Closed. Sr. Carmantyes, C.W.. Nov. 23.—The Wel- land canal ix full of ice, and navigation is closed for the season. Burrato, Nov. 22 —A break has occurred in Black Rock, which will probably ation for the season. A Denial—Specie for Europe. New Yorx, Nov. 4.—The reported failure of Richard Irvin & Co., agents of u City of Glas gow Bank, is untrue. The Arabia takes nearly a miliion of specte to- morrow. Prime sterling is held atOs prem. Marine Intelligence. Norrouk, Nov. 25 —The ships Revenue and Mary Goodal, from the Chincha Islands with g arrived at Hampton Roads this morn ing. repored arrival of the Saratoga’ at the Roads was a mistake ™M issippi Legisinture on Gov. Walker. Jackson, Nov. 21.—The Mississippi Legista- ture have, by an almost unanimous vote, a resolutions censuring Governor Walker, and con- demning the Administration im case bis egndact is approved. a Female Seminary Burnt. Barrimone, Nov. 25 —The Hannah More Fe. male Seminary of the Episcopal Church, at Reis- tertown, Md., (15 miles from thts city.) was destroyed by ast night. All the Inmates ex. caped. Steamer on Fire. Puitaperpmia, Nov. 25.—The ferry steamer Oscar B. Thompson is now burning at the pler at Gloucester Point. id New Orleans Markets. New On:gaxs, Nov. 25 —Cotton is tr] aales of 5,500 bales, mostly at lige, ees Baitmore Markets. Batraore. Nov. 25 —Flour is heavy; How- ard street and Ohio $5.95, City Mills $5. 'W beat is lightly supplied. and ip cons: somewhat firmer: sales of red at white $1-10a$1_20; but the latter figure ix for very choice lots. Corn is lower; old white 7277 cti and yeliow 72a75e; new white and yellow G0a6sc Whisky is lower at 23a24c. New York Markets. Naw” Yorx. Nov. 25 — Flour is buoyant; sales of 10,00) bbix.: State $4 005.00; Ohio $5308 5.30; Southern $5 25885 50. Wheat is buoyant; sales of 30.000 bushels; white al 25a8t Si Chicago Spring $1.00 Com ‘cloxed with an advancing ten ; sales unimportant white Ste. oe " ' Pork ‘s quiet; mess $16 2521950. Beef te tn- active. Lard ix qufet at Mal3e. Whisky steady; Ohio ae. Financial. New Yorn, Nov. 25 —stocks are dull. Chica- go and Rock Island 2; CumberlandCoal Co Uy; Illinois Central shares 96; do. bonds 3x; Michi- gan deters po geageele k Central 78%; Penr- ivania ‘©. 62; Reading 58%; Cantons i9\ : ‘a. 6's 90; Missouri ; iiss —_ ro THaxxsctvine Day. —To-morrow will be ob- served asa day of thanksgiving in the following States and cities : New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connectient, New York, New Jersey, Pennayl- vania, Delaware, Maryland, North Carelina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkan” sas, Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Liti- nois, Indiana, eye see Dh eg tate Tex- a8, and the cities of Washington eorgetown, D. C., and Alexandrie, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. U~ The Philadelphia Ledger bas adopted ‘« Morseographical”’ and ‘‘Morseotype” as a sub- stitute for telegraphical and telegraph. Besige the intrinsic uncouthness of these words they are not descriptively correct ; there are other systems of telegraph other than Morse, and we might as well talk of ‘‘Houseagraphical’? as “Morsec- graphical,” and ‘‘Houseatype” as of “Morseo- type” ares UF The St. Croix Vatiey seems to rival Cali fornia in its vegetable production, as will be seeu by the following from the Stillwater Messenger Who can Brat tr?—Mr. Wallace Rutherford, & farumer near this city, presented ws with @ bet ef me, ape White or globe turaips, a few days since, which excel in size auything we bave ever seen. We were curious e h to weigh one of them, whieh weighed 13 pounds, aad measared JO Inches in p fovedl it They are perfect mon- sters, and show (the preductiveness of our soll The seed was sown on the 25th of July, aud the turnips harvested on the 30th of October. If any of our farmere ag beat this, hee pone - them bh enteri ate com, on ratney doce in mind that these samples are the white English turni, the rutabaga Terwips —Dr. Ames faised on twenty-six aad ahalf rods of ground 100 bushels of white tur- nl t the rate of 500 bushels to the acre. Some of the tarnips weighed five pane apiece. That isthe kind) Who can beat the size and quantity? uence $1.05a8 1,14; and