Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1858, Page 3

Triat vor Arson av Aiwxaxvria.—The County Court of Alexandria continued its No- @ | vember term yesterday. Present: Turner Dixon; Presiding justice ; Jobo Summers, Jas. A. Eng- lish, Robert G. Violett, and Josiah H. Davis, as- soclate justices The case of Thomas Parsons, charged with LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Theagh a The Star” is printed on Der stot ig in an TPO more, its edition Is se large as te require it te be put te press at an carly hour, Adver- tisements, therefore, should be sent in by 12 firing the warehouse of 8.3. Masters & Son on e’clock, m.; otherwise they may mo: appear | 12°F ont ofthe sth of September last, was ex. until the mext day. amined Charles E. Stuart appeared for the Common- wealth,and S. F. Beach for the accused Wit- nesses were called and examined as follows: George isthe 2 »Sworn.—Knows the prisoner; about eight o’clock on the night the house was burned, witness went down Union street and saw Parsons come running up the alley, aear Masters warehouse, and spoke to him; Parsons ran some way down Union street, and then when fire was cried, turned, came back, and asked witness where the fire was; witness told bim he (Par- sons) knew; and Parsons then said “ Ob, bell! that’s not mach, let her rip;’? Parsons bad then on a light cap; witness is on good terms with him Francis Church, sworn —Was at Hall’s tavern, corner of Union street and Janirson’s alley, on the night of the fire; Parsons came in with his cap drawn over bis eyes; witness asked him what was the matter; he answered, “ nothing;’? Parsons looked scared when he came in; witness heard Parsons axk George Philips where the fire was; saw Pbilips point it out to him, and heard Parsons then say ‘ Let her rip.” Francis Mi:is, sworn —Parson’s was in Hall’s tavern (opposite the fire) two or three minutes before the fi-e; he bad his cap down over his eyes, looked flurried, and wh ed what was the matter, hesaid ‘nothing’ went out; Par- sons seldom came to Hall's tavern; he does not live in that neighborhood. Joseph Padgett. sworn —Heard the alarm while on Fairfax street, and hurried to the fire; the house had been fired on the river side; did not see Parsons until he was arrested, and then did not search bim Edw. W. Davis, sworn —Was near the market bouse when the alarm was given; started towards fie; saw Philips, who suid he wanted Parsons arrested, when witness arrested Parsons, Parsons ‘wanted to know what he was taken for; told him on suspicion of baving fired the building; Par- Sons Was searched, to which he made no objec- tion, and a watch and pocket-knife were found upon bim. Charles E. Dudley, sworn.—Knows Parsons well, and is on good terms witt him; about 7h o’clock on the evening of the fire was at the Sun engine-bhouse corner; Wm. Price came up and sald he bad some food for Parsons, whom Price said bad not eaten anything since the night be- fore last; Parsons did not come; witness and Price walked up King street, and at Bradley's corner met Parsons coming down the street; Par- sons went with Price and witness to the enyine- house, where Price gave him the food; witness then went to the other side of the street, and re- turning in four or five minutes found Parsons gone; witness does not know which way Parsons went when he left the corner; Price told witness that Parsons had gone to obey a natural call; after the alarin of fire. Parsons came up Cameron street, and as soon as the bell struck, assisted wit- ness and Price to carry the reel to the fire; w! ness did not know there was going to be a fire that night; did not learn thag Parsons was ar- rested until next morning; never asked any one to come up and swear for Parsons. At the conclusion of the examination, the Com- monwealth and accused baving been heard by counsel, the Court remanded the prisoner to jail for final trial at the Circuit Court, which opens next Monday. The Star's readers will remember that this is the conflagration which caused an alarm in this city, and Uhat the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company and the Columbia and Fianklin Fi.e Companies went down to assist our neigbbors Parsons was arrested at the fire whilst working upon an engine. A New Live Paxserver—aAn invention re- cently patented, which in its constructions em- braces a two-fold purpose, viz; that of a vest and a life preserver, was exhibited yesterday af- ternoon at the Washington Navy Yard in the Caution —The Star's seaders are caution d against receiving the notes of a bogus concerr, styled ‘The Bank of the Dist-ict of Columbia,” Hascy, Cashier, and Charles E. Rass, President, which have made their a bere In the last twenty-four bours ye bear of them, just as we go to press to-day ,for the first time. There is no such bank in existence bere, that we ever of; and sll concerned in putting such to- kens on the public, seem to us to be liable to prosecution under the laws. Who are Messrs jascyand Rusx* Did any citizen of Wasbing- ton ever hear of them or their bank before’ If they choose to decamp over night from among us, who or what Lona fide property is to redeem thetr notes’ Trostexs oF THe PcBLic Scnoois —The reg- ular monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Public Schools was beld at the Aldermen's room, City Hall, yesterday afternoon. Present—the Mayor, ex officio President of the Board. in the chair ; Robert Ricketts, Secretary; and Messrs. AtLee, Walsh, Whyte, Stoughton, Lawrenson, Brandt, Ironsides, Miller and Wil- ett. The Chatr laid before the Board a communi- cation from Wm. Thompson, Esq., expressing bis thanks to the Board for the kind expressions contained ta their annual report, in regard to his deceased daughter, who wasa teacher in the Put - lic Schools; which was, on motion. placed on fil. Also,a communication from Miss P.A Brink, of Pennsyivania, asking to bave her name placed on the list of appl ts for a teachership in the evening school for apprentices, when the same shall be established. One from Miss Mary J Soutbworth, of Gloucester, Mass., and one from TS. Gillespie, making similar applications; all of which were, on motion, referred to the com- mitte on examinations. Mr. AtLee offered the following resolution; which was adopted: Whereas it is provided, by section 8 of the “act in relation to public schools,” approved June 3, 1553, “that the Board of Trustees of the Public Sebools shall keep an office in the City Hail, ia such room as may be selected by the Mayor, where all the books, papers and other matters relating tothe public schools, and the proceed- ings of the said Board of Trustees, shali be kept, and where all the meetings of the sald board sball be held;’’ and whereas more than five years have elapsed without any executive measures having been taken in pursuance thereof: therefore, Resolved, That bis honor, the Mayor, be re- spectfully requested to select some suitable room of which the board may enjoy permanent and in- dependent possession, and where the camulative books, papers, and other matters relating to the public schools, may be safely and commodiously deposited be Chair remarked, in connection with this subject, that, with a view to carryimy out the law quoted in the above resolution, he bed consulted with tbe Secretary of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, upon the propriety of the Board of Trustees occupying the session room of the Board of Directors of that company, as the two boards were not likely toconflict witheach other, their reguiar meetings being held at different times; and that that geatleman bad expressed his acquiescence in the proposition. On motion by Mr. AtLee, a committee of two members was appointed to act in conjunction with the Mayor, with a view to taking the ne- cessary measures for occupying the room in question. Mr. Brandt, from the committee to whom wus referred, at a previous mecting, the subject of pre- ring an eh si to the citizens of Washington, im bebalf of Public Schools, submitted a rouzh draft of the same for their consideration, and f» any additions or other alterations which they | presence of a board of naval officers aprcimne might see fit to suggest. for the purpose by the Secretary of the Navy. After the reading of the address, some discus- | and of a large number of gentlemen who bad sion ensued ax to the propriety of calling meet- ings in the several wards, at which the subject of education might be properly placed before the people, and, possibly, means be devised for im- pressing upon the minds of parents the import- ance of having such accommodations prepared for their ebildren in the way of comfortable pub- lic school- houses, as that they might all have an opportunity of acquiring such instruction as would fit them for successful and useful lives in the worid On motion, the re been attracted thither by the antouncement that the experiments were to be made. The experiments were conducted by Mr. J.T. Ames, who placed life preserving vests upon two young men. who thereupon jumped into the water and feated in security upon its surface, perfectly well demonstrating the fact, that whea Properly encased in one of these garments, it would be impossibie to sink, and that no discom- fort would be experienced in wearing it. The yourg men stood upright in the water, foated on their backs with crossed feet and Lands ciasped under their heads; lay on their chests and piac- ing their bands bebind them clasped the f-et, unbuttoued the vest. and stil! its buoyant quali- ties were unimpaired, and its great superiority over every other invention of the kind most sat- isfactorily demonstrated. So well js the vest ar- ranged, that when simply buttoned around the wearer, it is sufficiently well intlated to support him in the water; and should circumstances re- uire additional buoyancy snificient to support a dena not provided with one ; all the wearer his to do is to throw the vest open and biow slightly into a tube attached to the inside, and the requ! site flating property is secured The vest is made of coarse or fine material, to suit the means of tbe wearer, and may be worn in the drawing room without attracting unusual notice It is peculiarly adapted to persons wear- ing large amounts of coin xbout their persons ‘This was tested by placing a heavy stone upon the breast of one of the young men without caus- ing him to sink in the water. Its great strength was shown by two heavy yentlemen placing their feet upon it and springing up and down, without, in the slighest degree, impairing its qualities Pass this life preserver round. rt submitted by Mr. Brandt ‘was unanimously led and it was uaderstood that the same shou published in pamphlet form, and placed in the bands of each pupil in the Public Schools for the purpose of baving it tead by their parents; and it was further resolved that ten thousand copies of the address be print- ed for gratuitous distribution throughout the city Mr Brandt presented the following resolution, which was unanimously adopted : Resoived. That the Secretary be directed to prepare and send to the Mayors of the principal cities throughout the country, acircnlar asking for copies of school reports and statistics, ac- companied by a copy of our own annual reports, This duty to be performed annually upon the Publication of our own reports Mr Lawreuson, from the committee to whom was referred the snbject of establishing High Schools, in eae thatthe committee had uot had sufficient time to investigate the subject, and asked for further time; which was agreed to. And thea, on motion, the Board adjourn -d to meet on Tursday, the 16tb instant, at usual hour. Tue Tazatze — Victims,” one of the latest and most effective comedies of Tom Taylor, who renks prominent among the most accomplished dramatists of the age, is on the bills to-night, with 2 distribution of characters which guaran- tees its excellent performance John FE. Owens’s Joshua Butterby, ts of itself an etfort which should call out the great body of his admirers The Baltimore press quoted te during the run of the comedy in that city, as one of the most brilliant bits of eccentric comedy acting ever witnessed in the “Old Drury’ of that city. Messrs. Daily, Harrison, Lanagan, Mesdames Tayleure, Daly, Muzzy, and Miss Parker il up the other characters. TF comedy abounds with telling situations, sparkling wit and equsveque, and a happy moral. The concluding play will be the comic drama of ** The Toodles.”> The underline of the bills announce as in preparation @ beautifal c< play by our talentea young townsman, Mr. T. 5. Donoho, entitled “The Goldsmith of Padua,” for which a brilliant suc- cess is predicted. Yue Fine ty First Warp —The property burned in the First Ward, on Munday night,be- longed to Mrs. Mary Bevan—Mr. Lewis being her agent—and the houses going under the name of “Lewis’s row "’ It is pretty certain that they were set on fre, the fle baving been communi- cated over @ small alley connecting two of the easternmost tenements. The flames spread with great rapidity, barely leaving time to the inmates to yet themselves ond some few articles ou. of the way. The roofs of these buildings were cov ered with pebbling set in a bituminous com- wound, the effect of which was to invite the Hames irresistibly througbout the whole length of the row, ensuring its speedy destruction. After the wood frame-work bad burat down, the fiery material that bad faliey from the roof kept strongly burning till a!] was consumed, or overpowered by the water f.om the engines at ban Before the :oots fell in this melted mate- rial howed off in streams of liquid tire, sugzest- ing the danger of « too near approavh. This Property was partiy insured, but one of the ten- ants represented biniself to Lave lost $500 in mo- ney deposited io’a bureau upstairs, which could not be reached on account of the fire Cover or Craims.—in this court, yesterday, Judge Blackford delivered the opinion of the court in the case of Bias P. Alviso rs. The Uni- ted States. The court are of opinion that the pe- tittoner has no legal claim, and report the case to Congress for such action as imay be deemed proj Judge Scarburgh delivered the opinion of the court in the case of Walter R. Johnson's admin- istrators and Thos. P. Joues’ executors vs ‘The United States. The court report # biil in favor Festivities Postrosep- ‘The drenching rain of to-day Las ¢ ” festive spirits of our young feliow- The I aced by the Libert inh for to-night is Postponed watit Monday night next, and that of the Mount Ver- uon Association until to. morrow night. Tuiacs at THE Guakouousy —Wim. Fitzger- poclagnarkeddon [rtitioners for the amount of = ald, disorderly in the market; fine and costs Vices pelocened we “emalning due forthe se:- | $30.3. Lavatt, drunk; $3 16" Hiawsed Judge Loring delivered the opinion of the Jones, colored, diunk and disoide:ly, $2 15. court in the case of John Peebles es The United States. The court admit the claim to the ptevtiasr To tux Lavigs or Wasulxotox.—For cheap Diy Goods you must gv to lsaac Baks’ chesp cash e. ef®5 only Adjourned 1 ‘tract, between 7th and 8-h, Navy Yard. r —— nos ee Prerectty at Home —Last night a young Fairs, Ba'is, and Festivals fu nished with [oe man, somewhat inebriated, Handing it unpleasan: | Cream, ofthe $1 bgt ation, and to walk tke streets while the rain was desceud- perpen Cafe the P. Ft yp et bao fag tw torrents, determined to repair to his home | and Ice Cream D-pot, corner t2th and F street, and retire for the night. On the way, the idea] 0°25 lm of a bed being firmly fixed in his mi » be mis- took a porch for his comfortable couch, and di- vesting himself of his oyter co rolled them up in a bundie, made a pillow of them and laid down to rest. The watch passing that way noticed bim. and thought be was taking things rather coolly, and transferred him to a room at the guardhouse Here bis quarters were more comfortable ; and this morning be took bix de- ure, after payi the usual charge for lody- | = and alte, a = ee. Accipent —Yesterday afternoon, as Mayor B> - ret, and Messrs Chapin, Price and lroaside, of the Board of Trustees of the Public Schoois, Were returning ia a carriage from an official visit to the Pablic Sebools of the Tus Daves commonly administered to Fever Ague patie. teareg nera ly ruinous to ths sastead of curative and strengthening: yet t. trums devised by ge!! sufficre:.t old Woinen h bet! mething s8 neede the product of profound k beyond the ordinary rout. the pi desiderstum is supplied by the distio; MoSTETTER, whose + itt-rs tike rai most wonderful and healing art, yet tp. This ed Dr. J nk — x the medictoes ever devised. are speedy and certain. Even the most se! of the disease yield to Bitters. Forsale ry where. led o-8e: the tonic properties of the 2eve by Druggiats an! dealers geperaily ao 2 e035. Werppine Cakes, very the Philadelphia Confecti streets. jon. pretty and very choap, at jonery, corner 12th and F foe Cream and Water lees $1.50 per gai- penne 006 im* Third District, Webpine Cares, very pretty, very cheap and v horse attached to thetr carriage neciaaia say nice, at the Philadelphia feotionery, No, 5i8 fog bie at the southeast gute of the Capitol, and | 8¥eaue, between 2d and Sd NK Jumping one side just as they were about to pasa | °°? !™ Pie ect an through the gate, oue of the wheels struc k against @stone in which the iron gate is bung, and threw the body of the carriage against the o ppomite side, where it came in Violent contact with the MAKRIED On the 2d instant, at the Second Presbsterian Cymreh, by the Kev. Wm. Krebba, Mr. JOHN Db. tron work, completely stripping the top from the CE on SERA CE OSUOR tom earciage, and wounding Mr. Price severely in ) rt . W. Y the foreliead, and Mr. Chapin, who was driving, | isu: JUHA: SSH OS ee ea Se OMY . ta the left band. Mr. Price was quite seriously | only daughter of Jacob Ash, Esq burt. The Mayor sprang out of the way (Whiladeiphia papers please copy | 2 Dy —Last night, the case of the United rs DLED, States es JW. Pedcick, charged with abduct- o the 3d instant, at lo’elock a. m., COR* ELIA, ed 2 yoars dau. tug @ Little girl, an adopted daughter of Mrs. 8. Robecen Meee warm ee o Foro nao Strong, was taken up for farther bearing before | ©anty, M1. Hor funeral will take piace on Thureday, the 4th Justice Donn. The testimony in the case was | inst.ai 3 o'clock. Ge esidence ‘ conflicting, and the subject would have been fu'- | coruer of 2th and K strestae The frend nf ies ther investigated, but for the fact that the poor ly are respectfully 1avited to attend. child was found, on Sunday aight, in the woods | (8a timore Sun aud store’ Gazette please near Bladensburg, where she was roving about, | 7: Ps ber crying, aud apparently wild. The man to s xentieman’s bouse. Last evening, M. Strong, having been informed of her recover On the 3d instant, of an ALICE :, SAGE 2OBE ea cee went with several ladies to Bladensburg, pets Evenag, brought the child home. Uader these circam- friends stances, the case against Pedrick was dismissed. L the Al ical Business 7 mt cess Se aiphanes Directory AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES, Evwagp F, Sncreon, 519 7h st., north of Pa. av. ARCHITECTS, West & Hanbine, aroh’s & builders, 13st.b.1& K. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. a& E. at., east of Cit; antes i F sta., Ate’ or Pa entees. Av., bet. 436 & 6th sts, T, S, E. corner Pa, av. & 18th st. McKxtpen & Co., 496 7th st., bet. D & E. Noxgr’s NATIONAL Bakery, 8. W.oor sith & Ests BANDS. Esruta’s Brass Banp, 5113s 8th st. cast. BANKS AND BANKERS. Ricos & Co., N. W. oor. 15th st. & N. V. av. WEENY, RITTENHOUS ant & Co., Si Ruren, Lea & Co.,517 7th st., north of Pa. av Qv., cor, 10th Lewis Jonson & Co., 22 Pa, BILLIARD SALOUAS. Puxtan’s Mareix Tas.es, 468 13th st., oor Pa.av. BLACKSMITH SHOPS, Joux Duvatt, G at., bet. 6th & 7th, near Pat. Office. dover & LENMAN, (horse shi ) 22 Ohio av. Rovent PakKHILL, 366 Virginia avenue, Island. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. RANCK TayLor, 42 Pa, avLor & Maury. 3% Pa. Q Wo. BaLLantyng, religious book deposit’ NoxTHERN LiseRtizs BOOKSTORE, 7 7t BOOT AND SHUE STORES. gorGe BURNS, 340 Pa. av , near 9th st. ARMON BURNS, 408 Pa. av., bet. 44: & 6th sts. T. CLARK, Ladies’ Shoe Store, 16 Market Space. T. Creasenr, 373 F at., bet. 8th & 9th. BRICKLAYERS. Cuas. G. Batt, (patent range, &o.,) E st., b. 19 & 14. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. 4 y | aay N.Y. av., bet. 4th & 15th sts. wv 'y 4987 st st. ‘ON. 181 . south of Pa. av. CARRIAGE FA RIES. Anprew J. Joyes, cor. 14th & E sts.,S. Pa, av. Gsorek R, Hat, 8. side Pa. av., bet. 13 & 13% # CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c. C.3. Fow & Co., 7th st., Odd Fellows’ Hall. THos PuRsELL & Son, 341 Pa.av., bet 6th & 7thsts CLAIM AGENTS. Henry Appison, 458 15th st., opp, Treasury Dep't, CLOTHING STORES. Watt, Stepney Noau Watxea W. Gaston & Co, 's’ saloon, 262 Pa. a WEAVER, 347 Pa av Br as PoTENTINI. 279 Pa. av , bet Ii SCHAFFIELD, 366 6th st., bet. G & H DENTISTS. Dr. Humpurkys,12 Market Space, bet. Sth & 9th sts Du. KR. Finiky Hent, 3:0 Pa.av., bet. 9th & loth sta. DRESS MAKERS. Mrs. Mary A. Eaton, 434 lth st., near Pa. av. DRUG STORE! Z D. Gitmas, 39 Ps. av., near 7th st. Naiay & Patmen, corner of Pa, av. and 9th st. JOUN SCHWARTZE, 463 Pa, av,, bot. 3d & 459 Bts. Forp & Bro., Ov Va. av., cor. 1th st. J.8. Love -W. oor. I and i2th ats. DRY GouDs. Perky & BrotHer, 35 Market Space, bet. ys M, Strvster & Co,,38 Market Spice, b. Hoox, BroTHER & Market Space, b. w vic & lith'sts. 8 8 a h as a. § t. 7th ats, ‘c orth of Pa. av. A. GODDARD, 347 7th st... n Northern Market. A. L. New Ton, 521 7th st. four doors north of Pa.av, DYERS AND SCOURKERS,. W.H Wuearrey, 385 Pa. ev,; 49 Jefferson st. G.T, ENGRAVERS. D. O. Har, 264 Pa. av, EXPRESS OFFICES. Apams’, 514 Pa. ay , bet. 2d and 3i sta, FANCY STORES. ‘ R. C. St&vens, 33% Pa. av., bet. 9th & 10th sts. J. C, Gipson. 34 Market egos bet. 8th & 9th sts. E.K. Lenoy 990 Pa. ay., Natjoua! hotel building. FEED STORES. James A. Wise 429 7th st. & Centre Market. FOUNDRIES. W.M. ELLuts & BRo., (iron,) 13th st , near canal, F.& A. ScHNeipex, (ir n,) cor. Pa. av. d& i8th ot, L. H. & G.C. Scuxerer, (brass,) 271 Pa. av, FURNITURE STORES. bet, 12th & 13th sts. Boxtz_& Brotugr, Odd Fellows’ Hall. 7th st. C. k. GREEN, 178 Pa. av., bet. 17th and 12th sts, G. 'T. >MALLWO -D, ( upholstery,) 8 7th st. GAS COMPANY Orvics, 5i4 Lith 5) Stevens’, (hats & wardrobe ariivies) Browns’ hotel, GREEN HOUSES AND SEED STORES. Ws. Hucus, cor. 7th & Bs Isinnd Joun Sa surseryman, Seedsman, &c.,296 7th st, GROCERY STORES. G.&'T. Parker & Co., 413 5 Pa.av., b. th & 7th sw! Barsour & SEMMées, 6) Lou, av., bet. 6th & 71 E. &. Witire & Co., 63 Lou. av..’bet. 6th & 7th s Wo. Bryan, 44 Market Space, bet. 7th & Sth sts. Epwakp Hatt, 40 Market Space, opp. Con. mersct. Ss. W.K. BE $29 Pa.av., bat. 14th & 15th sta, KENN«DY 508 7th st., bet. D& By ING & BURCHELL, cor. 15th st. & Vt. av. dante Das tety,)338 Lst., bet. 14th & 15th s! GUNS is. C, H. Munck. 49 Gth at., south Pa. av. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. Campsei. & Coy.#, 351 Pa. av.. opp. Browne’, Evvans & THomrson, (coach findings,) 326 Pa. a LH & o.C. ScHNeIpeR. ZI Pa. av., vet. 10 & 1 sta, E. Tocger &.Co., 21 Pa. av., near 7th st. HARNESS, SADDLEHRY, AXD TRUNKS. J.S. Torsam, 499 7th st,, bet. D& E. HATS, CAPS, AND FURS. B. H. STINEMETZ, 2% Paav.,b. Wilard’s & Kirk’d’s HOUSE-FURNISHING STORES. W. Borener, Iron Hall, (genera! assortment.) M. McGrxoor & Co . 6307 3 Woovwand.(gen’ias’int)n. ‘a. hy. bet. 10& 11. C. E. Gaexn, 178 Pa gy.. bet. 17th aud lth sts, Sizcey & Guy, N.» ‘a. av. bet. loth & Lith ste, JEWELRY nba edatas ; 5 M. W. Gat & Bro.. 324 Pa. ay, det. 9th & loth sts. WO iaok ahs Pernt bor Stn ® wikeee 3. Lawis, 200 Pa av., bet. 12th and 13th M. Horva, watches aud jaweiry, 357 and 58 Pa, av. Pa, av., bet. ie st meter. &c.. maker 437 7th st. Spgisa Watolhmaker, 480 15th st. OF THE PEACE, &c. ARK, 525 12th st. (Also Notary Public.) Do 36 Lou. av., bet 6th & 7th sts. het. bet. C st. aud Louisiana av, LIME, CEMENT, ¢e. W-. H. Govky, foot of K st. n , near Georgetown. Wukatiey & Doxsey, cor. N.Y. av. & 20th st. LIVERY STABLES. J.W. PumPuRey, 491 6thet. oor. C., & C, erst of 6th. ALLISON NaiLon, Jk., oor. Pa, av. and 1342 et. LOCKSMIT AND BELL HANGERS, C, Scung:pER, (practical,) 271 Pa. av., up etaire. LQUKING GLASSES, &c. Puascis Laws, 27 Va. » heer 13th et. (steam saw mill.) NE BUILDERS. Wa. M. Evtis & BKoTuER, ‘3th at., near the canal. MARBLE WORK: Wa. Kotnevronn, E Jacon VeinmeyeR,(marb mant’s,&0.) 14 st, 8, Paav MILLINERY, &c. Maus. ff esr Pa. av. 2 b. 9th & 10th sts, v., be*. 9th & loth s Pa. av. & Lith at. LASS, &c. PAINTS, O1 Hower. & 0 323 C wt, near 7th, PAPE y deve J, MaBnHITHH, 496 7th st., between D and BE. Vaan 1s Witten. N &v., bet, 10th & Lith ets PAPER WAREHOUS "S.B. cor, 7th & F sts. Pac, 7th st. opp. P.O. Departmen «Evekert, Att'y in Pat, cases, 498 71 TANSBURY ‘Duos. £ PAWNBKOKERS, Isaac Hew zeure, 429 Pa. av., bot. Sd aud 44; sts, PERIODICAL DEPOTS. W. D. Sixruenn, cor. 7th & D sts. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES, McCiees, %¢ Pa. av., bet. 9th & 10th PLANING MILLS. Firzuven Coyx, cor, 4th & Canal st. PLASTER & GUANO MILLS. MonGan & RuingHagz. foot of G street gorth. PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS, J.W. ‘Tnomrson & Bro., 269 Pa. av., b. 1&1 Joun Ree<s, 49 6th st av. Mykrs & Co., 549th st., north of Pa. av. PORTRAIT PAINTERS. J. M. DTANLEY, 27854 Pa. av., bet. 1th & 12th sts, PRINTING OFFICES— (Book and Jo! H, Pots ix tony, 875 D et., near eh. F. BH, 54k, oor. Lou. av. & 7th st, RESTAURANTS. Benrer’s, 312 C st., near 7th. Dupant's, oor. Pa. a 6th wt, Hamack’s, Pa. av.. west of Wiilards Hotel, SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS, Batpwiy Baoruers, cor. D & ist sta, SCHOOLS. ©. H. Nowton’s Young (adies’ Institute, 490 E at Ustoy AcapeMy,(M door. NY av. & itth et. SEWING MACHINES, C. W. Borecer, tron Hall, 318 Pa. av. SEWING ROOMS. H.U. Noyes, 549th st. n. Pa. ay. (shirt factory. &o.) STOVES, RANGES, GRATES, &c. C, Woovwarp,n 8. Pa. av,, b.10& U1, taloony front. James SeiRVING, Cor. Pa. av, & Lith at. TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES, H.C. StExRs 06 Pa. av., bet. 2d é Sd ate. ScUMINKE, BEHRENS & Co,, 544 Pa, av TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES, &c. eCRNING| mn ht Pa, av,, bet, 9d & Sd sta, TURD iG, ACKET-MAKING, &c. Wx. P. Wess, #7 G st., bet 6th & 7th, UNDERTAKER M. EB. Harvey. 410 7h st., bet. G & Hy UPHOLSTERERS. H. Buav, 20 G street, bet. 1th and 15th WHEEL-WRIGHTS, Rapier & BozzL8, express wagons, 19 st., 8, Pa.av WiG MAKERS, J. H. Gress, 218 aad 242 Pa. av. WINES AND LIQUORS. Hamitton & Leach, 98 Pa. av., bet. 45 & 6th ats, WOOD AND COAL YARDS. .& W. Bret NeW. oor Wik & C'ste, AUCTION SALES. Ep For other Auction Sales, see first page. By BONTZ & COOMBS, Auctioneers. HE ENTIRE STOCK OF A DRY GOO Variety Stor’ ar AtcTivy.—Un a vi a (Thureday,) the th fetes. a es ° entire feats ofthe Dry Goods Store at No. E, being the stock Ladies are rexpeotiully invited to attend, is BONT% & COOMBS, Aucts. By A. GREEN, Auotioneer. ALUABLE BRIG HOUSE AND LOTON 43¢ STREET. NEAR Pa, AVENUR, a Auction — On ‘L UESDAY, the 9th instant, I shail sell, in front of the prem: part of Lot No. feet on 43, street west, run ublic side alley 135 feet, with the imerovements, which area good two- story, attic, and basement Brick House and neces- sary out-buildrag: e deem it et to Shove’ des tibed property ns itis ool etek c the most beautiful and desirable locations in the city. ‘Terms: One-fourth cash; ba'ance in 1, 2, and 3 years, the purchaser to give notes for the def pal om day ofsa'e. A given and a deed of trust taken. Title indisputable. Sale positive. no 3-4 A_ GREEN. Auct. J.C. MoGUIRE & Co.. Aw fii? oulOneers. F KNITURE OF A FAMILY DECLINING Hovusrkexrinc —On TUESDAY MORNING, November 2d, at 10 0’ family declining hi fr lock, at the residence of jousekeeping, 0} ite Odd Walcutand Mahogany ‘Tabi les, gos, Carpets, Oilcioth Matti ‘ fow Shades, Clock. Vaser, Garden Settee, Rocking Chairs, isteade and Bureaus, Washstands, }. Bolsters and Pillows, a Toilet Sets, ‘Fable. 2i feet long, r Stoves, Seter-eash over that sumaore ul 3 er sum & oF days, for satisfactorily endorsed . MoGUIRE & CO., Ancts. iO? THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. lows’ Hall, ‘on it Mahogany Sofas, Walnut Cane wi i F in uence of the rain, untii SATURDAY MORNING, Nov. 6th, same hour piace. no 3-d J.C. MoBUIRE & CO., Auc’ra, By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. XCELLENT ROSEWOOD SEVEN OC 4 TAVE PiaNo Forres, FURNITURE AND Bouse- Ho. D Frvects at Pustic Sack —On WEDNES: DAY MORNING, November 3d, at 10 o'clock, the rosidence ofa gentleman ceclining housekeep- ing, on F atreet. between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, wo shall seil the Furniture and F fects, eee ten Gresiion’ Renewed Seven octave Piano Porte, by + 3. Fischer, Mahogany Hair Spring seat Sofa, Rocker, and Par- lor Chairs, Chiatz-covered Lounges, Union and Easy Chats, osewoud Marble top Centre and Fancy rabies, iahoeany Card and Walnut Werk Tables, russels And Ingraic Carpets, Rug Window Curtainsand Cornice Sha Fire Sets, Vases, Mante! Ornaments, Oak Hall Canirs, Table oilcluth, Walnut Sideboard, two Extension Tables, Gilt-frame Mirrors, Cane-seat Chairs Superior Waluut Jency Lindand Cottage Redstaads Walnut Marble-top Dressing and Pi: Buren ‘oO. end Painted Wardrobes, Washatan. Toilet Sets. Towel-racks, Mattres: Franklin, Airtight, and oth Venitian Stair Carpets, Ra 's ang Cooking Stove and Fixtures, Kitchen Utensils, &c. ‘Terms: $H# and undercsash; over that sum a oredit of 6 and 99 days, for satisiactorily endorsed notes, bearing intere. 0027-d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. 17> THE ABOVE SAL¥ IS POSTPONED, in ounsequence of the rain, until MO V DAY MOR- Stov. NING ov. 8th, s8mo hour and place. P.S.—The House is for reat. Inquire of the auc- tioneers. noSd (Union) J.C. MeGUIRE & CO. Aue a GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS, ROM AUCTION. TO THE LADIES. 5doz-n Extension Skits, U1 springs, for $120, AUCTION SALES. TU-DA¥ § TO-MORKOW MORNING. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. KS. weeny BOOKS AT AUCTION.— Regeln) ee A w o es oo tf mn Booke, Pous, Pen’ WALL the A RWARNARD, Avets. By A.GRE ’ ALUABLE PROPERT j _ Viena ED: ESDAY, the zit iAeor ION, sell, in front of the premises, at 43¢ o'clock p. m., No.2, with the improvements, in geune > Sileuaeenr tes immediate intessoetee of Mane eo tachusetts sod Maryland avenues. between Sth aad e. private sale d: ‘Sth 8 te east, running back 90 feet to sn ley. The improvements consist of & smail frame tenement. i ‘Terms: One-third cash: balance in 6 and 12 months, ‘or notes bearing interest for the deferred paymeuts, and seoured by a deed of trust upon the premises. A. GREEN, Avot. TON wt thea ae wnwecrncn ye of interested parties '€ sale is postponed w: WEDNESDAY, th 34 of November, at same hour P oo d A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. HE ENT'RE FURNITURE OF A LARGE Boarping Hovsz at Avcrion.—On TH URS- Y MORNING. 4th Novemter, commencing at 1, the entire Furniture aod Ef- Boarding house, No_ 383 Pa. nearly opposite the National fects of Mra. Searle: avenue, south side, Hotel. he house contains 43 rooms, all furnished taped style. We name in part— | Rosewood Piano, Stool and Cove: Mahoaas and Walnut Sofas, Tete a Tetes, and NVALS, Mabocany aud Walnut Rockers and Arm Chairs, 5 ‘arlor Obairs, Ottomans, Do. Walnut Marble top Centre and Pier es. Mirrors, Curtains end Ornaments, Clocks, Mahogany Dining, Side and Coutre Tables, » and Walnut pressing sad P'ain Buresus Wardroses, Washstands, Dressing Tabies, Chamber Cottage oe Bedstead eads, First rate F eather #. Haurand Huck Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows, Gisukets, Comforts, Sheets, Tonlet eta, Looking-g'nsses, Chamber Stoves, Three ply, Tograin and Venitian Carpets, Straw Matting. Oiicloths, Rugs, Sideboard, Crockery aud Gines, 8 lar * lot, Knives and Porke, Chafing Dis Bisted Forks, Castors. Plated Ty Kitchen toye, C ‘Tin Ware, Retrigerator, Safes, be With o herarticles, nothere eaumerated, all of whioh will be sold without reserve. Persons furnishing and dealers would do well to attend. ‘Terms: $3 and und: und 100, SO and suont hs, for not jer cash; Over that amount and lays: over $100, 2, 3. and 4 cocd and satisfactory 6: dorsemanta, and bearing interc | House for rent. Inquire ou the j remises. oo & ts WALLA BARNARD. Auote. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. XCELLENY AND NEARI EW FUR- 4 NITURE AND HovsenoL at Pusric kre SaLe.—On THURBDAY MUK NING, November 4a, @ 10 o'civcy, At house No. 2i50n Pennsylvanian Avenue, opposite Willards’ Hotel, we shall sell, the furniture and effects of s ge.t eman declining huuse- keeping. oomprising Mahozany Carved Sofas, Arm Chairs, Rockers and Parlor Chairs, Marbie top Centre and Sof; les, Lady's Walnut Secretary d W batnot, Pier Glasses, with Sisbs ictured, ‘ab'es, Foot etoo!s, Jamaek sud Lace Curtains, Cornice an! Fixtures, Ve vet, Three-ply, and Tngrain Carpets, Oilcloth, Mahogany French Redstoaa. Marvle-tog Gryeasing Bureaus. Washstands, Superior Curled Hair Mattr S, Toilet Sets, Comfcrta, Gilt-frame French Plate and Brackets, Alabaster Vases, Fancy Chai Bolsters aad Pillows, Blankets, Mahogany and fainted Wardrobes, Cottage Bedsteads, Husk Maitreeses, Wainut W 1 Yriting Desk, Lounges, d Wood sent Chairs, Cooking, Airtight and other Sicvas, worth ¥. ‘Vogether with a ceneral assortment of Kitchen re- 10 duzen Quilted do, 7, cents. worth $1. Quirites, W do, Padize: White and Cdlored Corsetts, | "Torm ard under cash: over that suma credit cents, worth $1.5), of @ anc 9) days, Jor satisfactorily enduread nuies, 10 doz. botties French's Bay Water, 3! ets., worth bearing interest, ~C. MeGU S& CO., 75 canta, oo Auctioneers 1 dozen Ladies’ 1..C Hdkfa, at @5centa per dozen Jouven’s best Kid Gloves. #74, cents, Also, mearinta, cree oT Delaines. Calicoes, Gingham valery, &.. at a pia WR. HURDLES, no 2 2w corner High and Gay stree:s. OR BOSTON.—The superior reguiar packet schooner H. F. Payton, Nickersone mnas- ter, bas arrived, and is now discharging hor freight. We will be receiving freight for ths above port to-morrow. Also arrived schooner Eben Sawyer, from Bo ¥ ton, with mized cargo. Applyto HAKTLEY & BRO. 9 aud 101 Water strect, Geotgetown, DC nol-iw La P ARRIVAL. _ ~ OTATOFR 16 bushels prime White Mercere and 40 bush each Blows just arrived per schooner © Edw: from New Jersey, and for sale from vessel 1a lots to suit purehesers kK BERRY, 0025 85 Water street, Georgetown, D.C. PAEADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE, ne undersigned having aceepted the agency, now give notice thst they are prepared to furnish; their cuatomers and the public generally with Massey, Collins & Co.'s Peat AUGUT ALF, in whole and haif barreis. at Baltimore prieas, fo CASH On delivery, As we sell this Ale ony 0: vol mission, our tering will be rigidly advered to. Sa! fao:ion guaranteed in every inatance, provided notice of defect bo {given within twenty four hours after bes { s mnestic Ales, Porter, and Brown Stout (fully equal, if not superior, to coegoheweh a to $1.50 ar dozen, delivered in any part of Washington, eorgetown, or Alexandria. S & SHINN, ARN 57 Green street, Georgetown. the first p:<iuium Gold Medsi for the bea! Es Viaue to Messrs, Raven, Bacon & Co., in competition with 23 others, fi t manufac. tories of New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Bal- tumore, the eleven judges beiag urauimous. The assortment of these favorite instruments will te pleted again in & few Gays, by new arrivals from York. Persons in search of a good Pianctorte are requvsted to call aud examine, befure purchas ing elaewhere, at the Music Depot, corner ith st. and Penn avenue. . no? W. G. METZEROTT, ©, SEVENTH STRE 7) 523 Seeeee 523 J.W COLLEY & CO. are sel'icg great bargains in— Rich Fancy Dress Silks, Rich Moveseliues, Fi unced tilk Robes and Mouaselins Robes. 25 fleoes Kiack Silk. the cheapest and bet goods ever offered in this ci'y ut the prices. Wich aiarge stock of tirst class ey fo general family consumption, aud at the le to which we itvite the special attenti chaser. J. W. COLLEY & CO,, £23 7th street, three doors north of no2 It Peun. avenue. JEW STORE AND NEW GUODS. MILLINEKY, EMEROIDERIES, TRIM- MINGS AND FANCY GOODS, ool? CON & RAV Pid Frank'in Institute Exhibition awarded Goods, for est prices, cf pur. The subscriber has opened a New Store at No. Se Lousiana avenue between 7th and stu streets, for the sale vf tue above goods, wicch he has stocked with au lent and superior essurtment, to which he so- 1 the attention of his friends and the public, oe ing hy st ict rep pe to basineas. aad ressou- to me; are ublic ronage. Bits pricets tO merit < abAcw ot Sabie Fatronece. COs LD Coats Coan , foes Just received, and now discharging.a cargo of beat road Moun Anthracile CUAL, which will be ingements to supply my ona tusers with SAWED acd SPLIT WOOD for 1 be at market prices. kindling, Which will be » ca Aare Dealer in Wood and ( - corner l4’h and Cs WINTER FASHIONS. MRS. M. A. HILLS respectfully soligits the attention of the ladies Ww her opening of WINTER MILLINERY, On Thursday, November 4th, Atos Fons, a’ }, between 9h and 1th streets, ho 1-3t PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Ops 267 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 267 nol PLUMBERS AND BUILDERS. Just received, an assortment of SQUARE SINES, at JAMES SKIRVING'S Washington Stove, Geate, Range and Hot- Air Furnace M: factory, SE. Conner Pexxsvt. xD litn St. 1 R SAVED iS 48% GOOD AS A LAR EAKNED.—Just received,a fresh f those bi Molesain HATS, i phone oe manu‘ 7 ia uiad2iphia, a fine suppiy of fine Calf BUUrS, for the ii . ice of _— * yO! B.H.s'TINEM 1. , Dear oorner b str eet, between Kirk woods’ and Willards’ Hotels, Tv Lov ere Or ee 00 23 VENISON, BENTER, on C , street KNISUN, kulled at Mount Ry. the rear of Browns’ Ho! ie to th which will ve carved sn ees mipie oo fresh Fish, ‘eun. avi has just received fine V Ve 4 taste oe of tab staat Sate, Uyviors = Eesti Or Other markets cau afford. 0029 HE COPAR: HERETU: T existing wader the me wewiss te Haute: TON is this Hn SO EON. day Ay a ty reeset BL eAM AY The bus'r xs will HaMiLton, who will October Ith, 1988, FUTURE DAYS. i By A. GREEN Auctioneer. L NRUSTEE’S SALE OF 3 TWO STORY FRaxe Houses anp Lot at Avcrion.— On FRIDAY, the lth dsy of November, 1858, 1 shall sell, in frout of the premises, at 4 0’clock bsoriber, ne id rec rded in Liber . No. 51, ighos 197, 198, 189, and 200, one of the rds for Washington county, mn the District jumbia, the following roved property, lying , eing in the e:ty of Washington, District atore- said. viz: land teow ot numbered twenty three. (28,) ia Square ue hand:ed and jwenty-seven, (127) haiv- Ing & fronton verta & ween Inti and 1Sth streets wi together with tie uaprovemeats, which are 3 ~story Frame Houses, eras of sale cash. If the terms of saa ara not days after sale, the Trustes reserves the right to e- geil the property. !y giving thres day resale iu the Star newspaper,of the city of Wash- iugton, at the risk and oust ofthe first purchaser. «TON, ‘Trustee. npited with in three JUUN FH o0cl2 2aw&ds A. GRE Avet. By J.C. McGVIRE & CO., Auctioneers. UPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, EL- S EGANT BROCATELLE CURTAINS. PRENCH-PLATE MIRRORS, CHANDELIERS, FRANCH ULocKs aNo Vass, RICK TABLE FURNITURE, EXCELLENT PI anu Forte, &c.—On MONDAY MORNING, Noverr ber 15th, at 10 o’elack, at the residence of hit Exoeileney Cavalasnti de Albuquerque, Brazilian inister, corn-r of Land 17th streets, we shal: sell, the entire Eifects of this elegant establishment, comprising Superior Rosewood Carved Beven-cotave Piano Forte, of briliant tone and aotrun, made te order by Worcest God Crimson Brocatella-covered lor Furniture, cowprising 2So-as, 2 Turkiah y Chairs,and8 Fa lor Chairs, with elegant Cartaims to match, Rich Giltand Brouze French Mantel Clock, with Sendelabras, Elerant Fri Piste Mantel and Ova! Mirrors, in richly oarved gist frames, Suite of supcrb Kosewood Drawing-room Furri ture, huished in ye low brocatelle, consis of 4 Divana, 2 Arm Chairs and 4 S.de Chai Curtairs to maton, Elegant Gilt Mante! Crook, with Candelabras, Beauuful Rosewood and Gut Marble top Tables, Suite of full Gilt Parlor Furniture. finished in rich Green Satin. comprising two Couches, two Arm Churs, six Side Chairs, elegant Marple-top Te , bles. and Curtains to m’jch, Splerdid 4,6, ard 8-light Gilt nud Bronze Chande- hers througaout the house, Elegant Freoch China Superior Velvet and Krusse. Sure of Mahogany Othe Furniture, coniprisine Sofa,2 Turkish Arm Chairs and6 Sid+ Chaus, fi. ished 1 g,een clo h, Writng Tabies. Very superior So.id Walnut Extexsion Dining Ta tie, Sidet ourd and Plate Stands, Mahoxany Loother covered Dining Chairs Suetheid Pisted Tea Sot, Waiters, Cake Baskets, Pitehere, Butter Tubs Castors, Spoons, snd Sple: n rpete and Rugs, ndid Galt Eperzne with Cendelsbras, hiy Decorated French China Dinner, Dessert, ‘Tea cud Cc dee Service, . cia Rosewood Chamber Furniture, with marble 0) Superior Plush and Siik-oovered Lounges, Imitation Rosewood and Whi e Examelied Cham ber (uc niture. with Marbies, Superior Curled Hair Mattresses, Bolsters and Pil- lows. Exce ient Biankets, Comforts and Spreads, Together with a general assortment of articles in dispensable to a weil-furnisheu establishme: ‘Terus: $50 and under, cash: over that sum, a credit of oO and 9 days, for satisfactorily eudorsed notes, bearing interest, iL Cata:ogues of the above may Le obtained at the Auction Ruom J Mc6LIRE & CO., Auc's nol eod ED TO ONE RA SET. Notice —On end alter Noveniber the lat, the prices vi jlors+-Shoeing will be $1 a cet, cash in ail cases, except our quarter!y customors. or otherwiss agreed for We tender our sincere thanks for the very uberal patronaze bestowed upon us, and hope v ric: attention to merit & coutinaance uf the 20 JOVCH « L NMAN. T° ADVERTISERS AND BUSINE:S MEN The“ VIRGINIA SENTINEL” offers very su- per advantages for Advert lisa rm hed journal, of wide circulation, with sul) sor almost every ion and numbering & very larg tof sub seribers among the far business w al werous Piedmont, Val- e-water regions of Virgin: d the means to supply th is, Aud mea who buy aud sell f rmente appear in the Paily, Tri-week!y, re! Rood: Advertis: aud Oocasionally inthe Weekly ed:tions of the >FN- TINEL, thus reachiag all ourr.aders We resp fully une orters, Terms ae re Cl a city reference being required. For part droas BE SQUUSMITH & FINKS, Alexacdria, Virgwia. Se ge =] Boe Cloth fy ae ot t Jackets. Oy im aay SP Gacenet Pants boys’ Veste, Boys’ Over Sacks, Boys’ Undershirts, 09 29 6 Cc# EAP DRY GuODs From Avction. ae ere oe nbbawre¢ — STATE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY. ¢ give below a synopsis retoras State elections held tn me _ New Yor Monee B Seiad New osx, . " Spustibeme or rete ta thle city 40,51; Morgan, Rep. 21 "76. ff Am. 6,47; Smith, Ab. an Temperance, 63 , Parker's plurality in New York city te about 20,000 The Presidential vote was- Buchanan 41,913; Fremont, 12,771; Fillmore, 19,982 % Hou. John Keily has been elected sheriff of the county of New York by from eight to ten thou. sand majority. In 1856, the total vote of the State for President bat a in, 195.878; Fremont, 276,007; Fill- =o6 manent s CONGREAS. z Sec istrict —, a Rep... elected over Hon. George Paylor, the present incumbent, and EC. Litcbfeid. Ind. Dem Third district-—Daniel E Sickles, Dem , re- elected by 136 Majority over Williamson, Am , and by 29 over W albrhage, Ind. Derm. Fourth district—Thomas J Barr, Dem. na'ed ayainst the candidate of Tamman| a oe a of Hon. Jobn i trict —W ill Bake ; am B. Meclay Sixth district —j Cochrane, Dem. re-elected Deventh district George Briggs, Opp , ts elected over Hon. Elijah Ward, a4 : on. Horace F . Clark, anti- Eighth distriet — Lecompton Dem_, supported by the opposition R: sap- of all kinds, is re-elected. Fourteenth district —J. H. eynoids, orted by all the o iti elected over Renal ‘orning, — pf = Tweatieth disirict —Rescoe Conkling, Fo- successor of Orasmus B sionist, Is elected as the Matterou. Thirty-second district. —Bidri G. Spavid- tod assis Sater, Sa T Herch, less elected over Hon. Israci New Yorx, 2 dicate that not eo ag nomi- fall, is elly. , Dem, re- —The returns thus far in- ministration Democrat has been elected outside of the city. Hasken, Rep., has been re-elected in the Ninth District. The Albany Argus, of this morni: > concedes shat Morgan, Rep, has been slected Governor The Congressional delegation will probabl stand weer as follows : Upposi i - minist:ation, S si m “pe ad. State -received, that M. $10,000 maajority. organ will have about Massachusetts. by 20,000 majority. The Tribune estimates, from about half the ernor is Dem., 6 357; Lawrence, Am. ceived from « hundred and ten cities and towns give 14.00 plurailty for Banks. The lemocrats bave elected B.F. Butler tothe State Senate and Caleb Cushing to the House. In the 4th Congressional Setrict, Alex. H Rice, Rep., is elected by 1,000 plural In the Sth district, Mr. Burlingame, Am, is conceded elected. Jobn B Alley, Rep, is In the 6th district, elected ongressional delegation ts entirely Re- nm. The © Publica: Bostox, Nov. 3.—Returns from all but fifteen towns give Banks 65,000, Beach 36,000, and Law- rence 12.4, all in round numbers. State Senate, Republicans 37, Democrats 3; State Representa- tives, 192 Republicans, 29 Democrats, 10 Amer’ cans, and nine towns to hear from. Burlingame'’s majority for Congress ts over 400. Illineis. New Yoax, Nov. 3—The Telegraph lines are out of order in consequence of a severe storm ,but private dispatches, purporting to bave come a round-about way to Cleveland, say the Republ!- cans bad 3,000 majority in Chicago. LaTER —We have a mass of ficures from [llt- Huis of the Legislative vote, but mothiag very ite The struggie is entirely between the uglas Democrats and the Republicans. Scarce- ly any majorities for the Administration bave been reported ; neither is there anything definite i. r gard to the Cengressional de! jon. Legati Stitt Later —A dt«patch from Chicago says that tbe official Republican majority is 960in that city. Four Republican representatives to Con- eress have been elected from this State as far as heard from. , 6,38, Beach, -» 916. Returns re- New Jersey. Trenton, Nov.2—J. T. Nixon, Rep., ts, no doubt, elected to Congress in the Ist district Wm. Pennington, Rep , bas been elected to Congress in the Sth dist int Trenton, Nov. 3 —Nixon, Rep., ts elected in the Ist district, to Congtesss; Stratton, Rep,, in the 24; Penuington, Rep., in the Sth; bly Adrian, A L. Dem , in the 3d, aad Riggs, do ,on the 4th districts: . Delaware. Wituineton, Nov. 2. —This clty gives a ma jority for Whiteley, Dem., for Congress of 70 ia tbe fivst ward, and 3s in the second. All ths wards give the opposition a majority of 170 Witaincrox, Nov. 34.—The Democratic Stat Ucket, as weil as the legisiative, are elected Newcastle county Whitely, (Dem.) for Congres jority. in Kent, 67. ln Sussex, Sve boroughs are to bear from, but thus far Whiteiy bos 21u majority. Newcastle gives iuckmaster, (Opp ) for Gov- ernor, 3 majority of 3 Michigan. Detroit, Nov 3.—The who! egationto Congress are undou! cans. epublican del- ity Republi- Wisconsi Mitwavxig, Nov. 2—As far as beard from Dunn, Dem , is 935 abead. The Yellow Fever at the South. Naw Oxeans, Novy 2.—There was some frost experienced last night in tbe suburbs of thiscity ‘The deaths by fever yesterday were 27. CHaRLeston, Nov. 1 —The total number of deaths from yellow fever during the past week were 24. Savannau, Nov. 1 —There were seven inter- ments to-day, including four deaths from yellow fever. Nicaragua Affairs. New Yorx, Nov. 3.—Jerez cautions persons against Sener! their passage tickets on the steamer Washington, which ts advertined to sail on the 6th for San Juan del Norte. He says that owing to the unsettled state of the Isthmus ques tion it will not be in the pewer of the owners to carry their passengers across by that route Fire inthe Coal Regions. Portsvitie, Pa, Nov. 1—L. 8S. Spaneter’s coal-breaker, near Tremont, at Middle Creck ‘was burnt down lastevening. The fire was tli work of un incendiary. The insurance on the Property is nearly » i 34 Y., Nov. 1 —Mra. Jourdon, who has been on trial here for the past week for poison, ber husband in Ava, in August, 1857, was foun guilty to-dey of murder. The jury recommended that the sentence be imprisonment for life. Baltimore Markets. Baritone, Nov. 3.—Flour is iw fair demand; Obio $1.57 4285 W beat is steady; red $1 1521 20: white $1 Ga $140 Corn—small sales at yesterday's rates Whiskey is rteady Bacon is weaker at for -idew 7a? ig for shoulders; 9.9% New York Markets. New Yorn, Nev’r 3 —Flour is beavy ; State SAF 10; Ohio $5 30985 40; Southern S54 5 dU Whrat is firm; Mil Club 9is9c ; Western red $1144; Kentucky white $i 43 Corn is buoyant; mixed 67 x70c Beef is quiet at SideS1i 50 Pork ts $16 S5a17— Lard is fic at Malic Whisky is quiet at 2c. Financial. New Yorx, Nov 3 —Stocks are steady. Chi. cago and Rock Ixland 66%; [\linols Ceatral 5, do. bonds %; La Crosse and Mil 4%: Miebie Southera 234; New York Ceawral tix, Pa © Co. 7745; Resding 52%; Mil. and M as. 10k; Va G's (54; Mo. 6's 33% EE EE $10,000 wottid SEVERED 4 ORTH NEW & Auction, a “ma; mess no? St (Stat Pevs. avensr. W EDdDiNe PRESENTS. Beautiful Goose, svimble for Weddeng and B. ay Presevts, just received at iN MoLAUGH Pa. avenue, between 8th a: ARL\LE'S BiSTORY OF FP sane? Great .n 6 vet vol, I just pul ‘Self-Made Men. conta: a ing the lives of m: re € cistin. ec peTsous Who his’ e rant ave 1 vor 25. Harper's Magarine. vol. 17, bound in alsth ; p::00 50, For saiet FRANKLIN PRILP’s, ketore, No 33/ Fern. xv. nue, ot Hh aud ib ets ICHAEL HOFFA reszectiu'iy snnounces to the cuizens cf Washington sod M! ‘i town that the We are now opening large iis of uaudenne y CY DK GOODS, trom sustion, which we ste bel myth ‘toned woh enka ' 28d prices. Taoral patronage that he bas beretciure en - ie! oy Dress Rill jeyed. He 8 large and assortment of al Silas, ’Suk Robes, e fae to the ‘iain end Piaid French 5 Raped ing Of Watches, Jewelry, Prompt's nd Square Shawis, in every style and price, | attended tu, at Nos. 337 and 58 Pa. av.” wo2s tf ith Other new and desirabie goods, which > pe gerry: oper willbe for saan. EW LAYER RAISINS. in w . and sa Uh strest, thse dons soe ile Sikes — nol ow a vo WD oor.er ow rs