Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1860, Page 3

large as to'vequire it to be put to press a! early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should) sent in before 12 o’clock m.; etherwise they, not appear until the next day. nae - oes - ? Nortier.— District of Columbia Advertisements to be inserted In ee Te at and forwarded from Tux Sram Office. | ped thee terday, Hen: . Stewart was man "prin ‘Tor being drunk and and iasulting ladies upon the street. For this duct be was fined $3.16. Pouice MarreRs — Before Justice becoming modesty, dec’ was ofr most volgar 6 such'as she had never heard before; in the could not repeat itto the justice—it would make ner blush. One of the ‘was called to testi Miss nguage. young fence, who proceeded in the most ‘ise manner to describe the actions of the tewtice, end repeat a portion of the conversation, which he declared directed tohim. He admitted that bisfriend used indecent language. batto him. He wanted. nd perticularly ‘it was not dies.” The testimony excited eonsider- irth in the crowded office, which bis honor: had hey as well = ae by ¥ then proceeded to inferm Mr. Weaver was a violation of law to use profane and indecentlan- guage in the streets of Washington; evea if it was said to bimeelf. and not intended for the ears of any oneelse The law was for the purpose of securing decent behavior, and as {t was Soy n that this wasa gross violation. he woul tr 594 The amount wae, immedi. $ the parties left. Elizabeth Robbins wes arrested yesterday by policeman King. for selling Mquor without 2 license; fine and costs, $2127 wis Needles was arrested by the same” Officer on suspicion of stealing a silver wateh fram Upon investigation the proof ‘wes Insufficient, and the case was disiunissed. Before Justice Clark —Wm. Williams, Stephen Reynolds, Thomas Dant, and Samuel Gassaway were all hauled over the coals on account of their proclivity t s@ge in unlawful skirmishes with stones in the public streets. They were each unished to the extent of ®1 18 Sele Doe was found drank, very drunk, embricing a eurb- stone, and lavisbing very tender expressions upon that useful street convenience ie was intro- duced to Mr Queen forthwith. Cethorine Barker and Elizabeth Merbert were each made to con- tribute $5 19 to the city treasury, as x set off to wendry violations of one of the articles of the- ecalogue respecting profinity. Henrietta Savoy for a similar viclation on a limited scale, was re- quired to submit to « tax of $2 91. Tuz Vinctwia Anncat ConFerence ar AuEx- ANDRIA- he Virginia Annual Confer: Metbodist Episcopal Church South sixty-fourth session in the basement of the Metho- Episcopal Church South yesterday morning, Bisbop Payne in the chair Rev. P. Whitehead was chosen Secretary of the Confere! vice Rev. Mr. Coulling, who de- clined, after ten years’ service. Ri - A. Peter- son was choren Assistant ow 3 The bour for opening the dally sessions of the Conference was fixed for 9 o’clock a. m., and 1 p. m. was fixed as the time for closing the daily ses- sions The Conference Le 3 then about to proceedfto the usual examination of the character of ministers, the Limy: 3 inquired if the Conference desired to e examination with open doors. ht ont day oF two ago bi out a day or two ago by an five or A of the erowd M we Allen & Co. flice® Boss on a charge of tak! to a young lady from the Post Oifice and o; them. He was taken to the Guard-house by, Boss for a speedy hear! for a further by Justice not a felony, we understand, but a misdemeanor, for which tie Penalty isa fine and !mprisonment. Two lodgers were Larceny.—Last night "3; and committed to jail oddard:~ The ne him + colored boy, named forth perpese ot purceaioe spot eon? ing & pair. for a colored dymsel to go toa ball. avis takena survey of (he stock, he was green enough to sup- pose that he could takea pair for himself and escape detection. He made the attempt, but ba: hardly got beyond the door before a nue and ery was raised that put a bost of pursuers on his track, and also created an alarm of fire. He wa: —— and tarned over detective officer Allen, wo carried him before Justice Donn, by whom'be was committed to jail —Another jam at Odd ‘ax Cunisty MInstreis Fellows’ Hall last night; and such, we presume, would be the case for any number of perform: ances; but. as already stated, to-night will be the last opportanity to see this famous company, and will donbtless be duly improved. The Minstrels £ South from bere, and will doubtiess do a bi, ust-ess with their array of attractions and with the aid of so gentlemanly and efficient a business agent as J. P. Sinith, Esq. A Lone Nexpep Imruovement —The Com. missioner of Public Buildings has given the order to take up the old broken foot-way at the corner of Seventeenth street and the Avenue, south side, (which wasa very bad one, being much below the actual grade.) and workmen are employed in making one of New York blue flag-stone. The crossing will be an excellent one, set with a view to casting the water to the side drains. thus keep- ing the foot-way dry and clear of mud. Prov. ANDERSON. —We understand that Prof Anderson, ‘‘the wizard of tue North,” and who, without dowbt, stands atthe head of the profes: sion in bis peculiar line of diablerie, will open his adet of wonders at the Waebington Theater on Monday night. From what we see in the northern papers be bas some new performances of a most astonisbing character, and wholly unexplainable accordicg to ail known la’ fanless. 4 Dtarigs yor 186! —Shillington has the most compiete and superior assortment of diaries for 1861 ever published. Now is the time to make a selection. It Wanten.— $10,000) Vi-ginia, Corporation, o: Ws i >t want ed, in’ exohen e for all of Dry Cook at Matchews # Gore's, enth street, land K east si °. “- conduct tl 3 After considerable discussion on this subject, the Conference finally agreed to sit with open doors during the examinations, which were ac- cordingly proceeded with and continued up to the time of adjournment. ry Meesing.—The Missionary Society of the Conference met at the Methodist Episcopal South, yesterday at noon, Rev. J. B. Edwards, President, in the chair, and Rev.J R Riddick, Secretary, and prelimi. a =o for the anniversary meeting, which will take place some time during the session of the Conference. A FRIEND stour elbow says it is strange unaccountable to him how G G_. Evans can afford r erless under continu at, Bt} per. sea ante Bim ogg dt G. Stott, John Schwarze, Nairn & Pa.mer, ington; by dealers nod-lws ‘TRE PECULIARITIES of the f>male jitution and the various trials to waich the sex is su! 5 demand ons] ree uree to stimulants. Itis importa t, ever, that th se saal: be loss nature,acd at the same time desired end. Host tt r’se-leb: is the very article. Its effects in all casea.f None genuine unless signed [. Borts on the ¥ u to di such beautiful presents at his gift | Pula penetrate to the nucleus beok: - The prices of the books, he says, are tines, by a mild the same as charged by other booksellers, and Sration ead recuperate their exhausted ‘witb each purchase is ted a giftof orna- | r storing tone and vigor; they induce a ment, use and value. sone pooemtar ope att malad pulatar te coe, and if parchsesd at repels | fepeegd withgaearynl Bol by a for x, ire ata ular “t Jewelry establichesead Grecia cost a Bigher sum pteghs ss «wur informant does not understand how be can Wistar’s Batsam oy Witp CaErry, do this and make a ge and therefore will not | Cures Broachial Affections and ail Diseases of the attempt toexpiain; bat only last evening, while URES, in the gift bookstore. he observed 2 lady receive sores Peston Brening. prereter Janae 6 ips Bartooat aie Stun pte’ of banat | SOMtare ok eran Balam of Wild Sorry x , R 3 \Oeay, that Ir o1 design, which we should j must cost about | thisartiels, bas mmprossed rabty. | Oeditt 2 while studs, sleeve is, silver @ tirely cured ofa wea peased sn “nnlting-taced purchasers. He | a= 0 sama of our! tondéand nce well- and smiling-1 pure . He 24 g Shen Fe the, steve; comvinned tw Mas evils @ nie Wor great ‘sarvioe in--ehevtee thers af governs that If there is one place in the city where le he short brea i get their money's worth that place is. G. Evans’ | foyau.a34 reagan of breathing, with @bich they gift bookstore, 476 Pennsylvania aven ‘UF Thirty-six tons of tacks were recently sent Nh —eerneenn d.. from Tauntor, Mass , to different purchasing lo- Tus Gaetx-Erzep Monster iss Elizabeth | galities Hamilton attended a colored people's ball at the hall corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Second street, in com with ber Sambo While there she thouy bt she discovered signs of intimacy be- tween another girland Sambo which boded no good to the hold which she supposed she held —— upon bisaffections, and her jealousy being thereby aroused, she sought the only redress at hand, in shape of a fierce assault upon the face and habili- ments of berrival. The fight on both sides was Sustained with commendable spirit for some time, Mr Fonte Be on ipsa Sey disinter- estedness the while. until the arr a watch. | & Gre aimost magios! It restores the tone of man upon the spot, when Mr. 8. sloped. and | the cages ive organs taluson frech wstelite vate pe Elizabeth was ‘a in a very general condition | whole system, and vives that cheerfulness to the of collapse to Justice MeKenna’s office, where | + rament which is the most valuable of femi- she refused te be comforted. As Sambo failed to attractions The Pree ietors foel fimitered appear with the circulating medium m to the fact ti t ro the most romiaemt m=d- her release from the little obligation she ui aa he and rw =. eurted to the Corporation, she was sent to Mr Qaeen’s country seat for the period of one cal- ender month. Lamcesy and Anzest —Yesterday. Michael Curran was arrested in Alexandria by Policemen Eckloff and Fanning, and brought to this city on aecharze of larceny. He was taken to. the offic of Justice Doun, when it tion that he bad been em Hi sy: _To THE ‘*t.eTED !—We sure to read the adver- tisemest of McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier.in anvther column , ca from guests in the house two cloth coats,a pair of pants, a pair of boots, two revolvers, verlous other articles; that be dpe’ @ @ portion of the stolen erty, and with the remainder, composing an outfit for a southern tour, be fled the city, getting as far as Alexandria, whither be was lowed and rested. The property was recovered, and ‘the tisoner was sent to jail for trial at the ensuing of the Crimtaal Court. Aw Axnoyance.—We —- that for some time prst the pa’ of Fourth and {streets has been infested every Seaday evening ¥ @ gang of youngsters, who place themselves directly In the track of ladies and gentlemen on their way to ‘and from St Aloysius Charch, aad annoy them by every pos- sible meaus short of absolute assault and battery. ‘The least of these annoyances are said te be the utterance of profane oatus and low expressions in the hearing of ladies, squirting tobaeco juice on their dresses, impertivent remarks cting their personal appearance. etc , etc little police vigilance in that direction, all the time, ‘would do no harm to the neighborbood Tue Avexaspaia Baxxs —The Gazette of this ue Bank of the Old Dominion of this city, yesterday, in consideration of the ens. jon of epee ‘ne Richmond Banks, ie payment by all the Richmond , aod decline to redeem for the ear ‘The friends of the family a attend ow OKs, Ar FRENCH Yar age fits, 278 Pa. av. r Agents fot the whole World. Fo'ke Sonce, evezgntiy bousd, printed on toned alt Terkey Gi tt prio @i0% sent by mail ‘h* Moral History of Woman, from the French of ote jore, seamelaged by J. W. Paime:; M. } price 7 mes Por Marion Har and’s Books, Nemesia. M. $4, , Hidden Path and Alone; price each auisty mai. RO Now onmvias tia PRET MEE, vay pening, Ww vi assortment TE! ON 2 styles 0} tthe corner large determined to make a lke Ex- BROTHER, Simei. I Is <iecball tetas & nian eae eatin Sept bark. (Oe dm he The Schoet wit ser it a SB = wal ureh ee eae “oe Dickens's pular novel of that name, was satisfactor! Jomeed at the ‘Theater becel sme before a Lee audience. “Oliver”? was rabl w 4 of Alexandria, Vi by Miss Cordelia BS the patronage the ‘ons of every Senomiration, ‘both, adn } chi one) we. d-tire to yal themaciw of tite enjoyed by af ? roposed: . lee” that “* Fashion and Famine” ts in re! ny Talstection. ecue tortie course that Glenn will shortly eppear es C15 ment, sleek. OKE NEW column, of a eee Reever poeta ‘Phe location of the school-room, it is ‘Deen selected with special re; to facilities healthful out-dvor exercise By the pupils during the recess. Dzav —Oar fetlow-citizens will learn with of the a near this city, for the isst fifteen years bre resided |) No other citizea better all bis relations im ll respected and ve no 20-5t ESS GOODS OPENED REA 'AINS aed selling ia - : ei ae Wei Hhave ew OFFICE PThe. First Namber MY ASHING TON THEATRE * itise --.4. Mr. 8. Wi GLENN. of the. Lovely Child of Postry LITTLE CORP ELIA HOWARD. Charles Dick Tuly pees afl character of wis = reat THE Wi MILL. - oe bt a. Siew abZa'i. SEEN* wishes spray aMs- WASHINGTON THEATER! EXTRA! EXTRA! BXTBA! , MAGIC! MAGIC! MAGIC! ‘GRAND MAGICAL Gala, A Ne Nap: ees MBramonPHOSe ahiz rHEaTER PSYCHUMANTEUM MAGNIFICENT ENCHANMENT. wos SUEIB PRCEL Siac aoe GROUS SCENE PRoFgssor ANDERSON. NEW itho Prot ce MISS ELIZA AND MISS FLORA IN TN A MEN ING ANDER BO The Entertainment at the bea ER wi MEANS ATR DAY PERFORMANCE For the tof, Families and » Wed- Sroagday aa Saturday next, at half-past two. no 22- DD FELLOWS’ HALL! ‘ommencin MONDAY & Ever on ENING, November 19, POR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. George Christy’s Minstrels! Under the imme!iate -nal superintendence <f HPISTY, GEO CHP. Author of neariy all the Choice Gems of Ethiopian Minstrelsy, whose experience of over eighteen OATS iD the profession, and whose per! for the l+st twelve years in the city before the elite of that great met;opo! antes for the exoollence of th» ts is submits for publio approval, °F MAMMOTH COMPANY will open as above, and app’a: for positively Four Nights Ce = Remember the crigiral GEORGE CHRISTY in his inimitable and rtainments. to 7: performance cont JNO. P. SMITH, Business Agent, BALLS, PARTIES, &c. TORRENTS new wap basoment from Ppa nes rues is f be has contains all mode —t bd ma Given December 1: Inquice on th: rera- tr = pession m3 +e ‘OR RENT— Lt Fah epee, Peat Wane Sepeaa ae aes Bee: inge. The store ix sent Occupied by Mr. Dyer 8 store. iver by. Jet of next. lease S, next door. 0 20-1 FOr RENT —Tboss beautiful P. the house 252 G street, corner now ucoupied br F. de fiaas Jan im g LS 5 Fons ait by. Hon. ® RENT.—A throc-story B r 2 Pan ERO var eee L BRICK OW ELL aiyaran eee sod Wo ession on On | 2 IRK WOOD, 476 Twe fthst. “RO Yo. at \O LET—A commodious three-story with back building. wing: side ict, stamecie? somplotels, furnished Ro) all th - m we the corner of H and Twen' m given immediately. ag FOR BENT. S in third ato: g ter and gas, or a fine PARI fi peor yt! a of th 2 ms low. Apply oo north side venue, between 4th eee 2a i R RENT —A three story brick HOUSE, cor taining 8 rooms, in good order, with gas fix- tores complete, on H st-eet, between 4th and 5th. Also, & two-rtory brick COTTAGE, with large yard , corner of F street northan i4th at. east. Te punctual and raliable teaaots the terms wil bo moderates, Apply at 446 Twelfth street, between @ aad H, no i3-tf —That piessant meg tthe s RESI- SE, containing 7rooms, with front bal- cony, large yards in front and rear, fronting H st Tinting Office Square, between North Capitol 240 per annum. Address, by G ber next, oi pleasant ‘part and First sts. Rent letter or in person, WM. STICKNEY. no 6 tf rok SALE—A rew hie mmess brie! Fourth street, below Now Yo k house is 20 feet front and pas ace, parlor, dnivge chambers, with stairways in passige and_kitene: ode Har under the whole house Fo te inquir= nt 499 Seventh street, opposite Odd F ® Hall, tes 8. TOPHAM no 1-tf —The fine BRICK HOUSE No. st.. Georgetown. bscriber, it bas 12 rooms, with gre ood neighlorhoed. “Apply to SABA. MTS igina net . . A. MA- GRUBER. ved vest T NOTICE! % WAT THE SHIELUS CLU Perera their SEVENTH GRAND SEM BL at the ‘VASHINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS 0n the 2ist of December. eee percouera in future advertisements no 22 2t* ving For RENT—A four-story b:own-frout DWEL ING, situate on Thirteenth hetween L and Massachusetts av.. one of the most acxirable locations m the city. Tha house is furni As Bud water fixtures. iO, 1 Inquire at WM. P. SHED D'S Ba: = oO sto furnish th ic sitting: 0 8 tting a gentle-ran and ladies, Best coti lon music enraged No hats or caps al- wed in the room. By order Copamittes of Ar- 10 22-6 WANTS. WANTED. 8 respectable young woman, a family, Ged rocommendatoas giver Aggies No. 210 E street, between sth and torn, tite NTE D—-STONE-CUTTERS and MA- W Bins! at — Falls, Washington Aque- 7 was bead: joyment. Se ae een any ee DOBBINS. WARTED-SE OND HAND FURNITURE. Persons dec'ining housekeepin a by ‘us of Parniturs on Dene yee chris: rare 1 a vi Snoltr, P1008 DY APPLYING Noize GRIFFITH, ANTED IMMEDIA' Ww Pee worth of sudan ofall kinds, fo: nd Poin the highest prices, and tice, 009 LY—F 5 BHAND FUR will to rua at Dealer in Furniture, 405 Th st., bet. 6 LOST AND FOUND. FounDss gold BREASTPIN, filled with hai aad be iption. Jt will be revuri to the owner by callin~ at the Architect's O1 Sod paying for this advertisement. l 5-02 Thursday morning,als y bearing the inscription of **M ‘25th, 1859" A oyone returning itto WM. ME, No, 312 Pa. avenue, near lith st, no 22 2t CAME TO THES' ing of the 7th te COW eter ‘The owner wi | please. —_ forward, prove prope.ty, pay 3s"; Ww. bast beaaeinde Bounda y strest, SS Whitehurst’s Gallery and 12th pamgo'd BRACELET. ‘The finder wi.l be suitatly rewarded by leaving it at thia office. no 21-2t WwW: BN FROM A NEGRO BOY A Sed peer oaece mats int te calliag at 404 Seventh street. betwe n G Proving property and paying charges, to Ni vy the shortest no~ B Hosa side, liberal » from the City Port ay ye Ss mith Dk or euds high, wi i: and hal on & saddi . Ali-eral reward will 4 to anyone Stavie,on Georg he the sams o W. '*. HAZEL’ tween High »nd Congre.s sts rt. the Post Office. Do 21-3t* REWARD--Strayed from the subscriber about three ks s nee,ared COW. u ied pope i“ pits Toe ehd cro} on the ri, ear onthe nose dishgured by a doc. The a ove reward will be paid to any one by returnivg the same to P A, FITZHUGH, General Post Ofce. no 29 st* the 6th instant, a white and liver col- Lous hE ‘DOG. Whoevo- may have her will be suitably rewarded by. b inging her to 102 West street, Geors, town. no 15-law3w* NSIS Se -Fekes ay, in the First Ward, near the Circle, on the} ath instant. as ao or whi y, with roan ie tad ele horn crumpled ; since tal Pups has cal ved. LA wd age el a sr : eer Wee hy SRURIN, First District Police, no 20-3t "” CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON! CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON! CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON! CALL RIGHT DOWN ro tus STAR OFFICE, CALL RIGHT DOWN to tug STAR OFFICE, CALL RIGHT DOWN re rue STAR OFFICE; AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW SERIES OF THE WEEKLY (DOLLAR) STAR, - AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW SERIES OF THE WEEKLY (DOLLAR) STAR, AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW 8ERIES OF THE WEEKLY (DOLLAR) STAR. To be mailed to friends at & distance, to whom you desire tosend the beat accounts possible of what goes on in Washington City. To be mailed to friends at a distance, to whom you desire tosead the best accounts possible of what goes on in Washington City. To be meiled to friends at adi stance, to whom you desire to send the best accounts possible of what goes on in Washington City. |.{t ia the Chespest and Most Interesting Family Paper in the World! It is the Cheapest and’ Most interesting Family “ Paper m the World! It 1 the cl snd Most interesting Family Oe ae per in the Worl + If you would puts stop to Disunion at the South and ty Abol.tionism at the North, aid thus |, in its Universal circulatin a! If you would put 8 stop to Disunion at the South val to Abolitionism at the North, aid thua x in its universal ciren ation! ‘Mf you wou'd put & stop to Disadion at ths South Volisiosien ‘at the North, aid thus ion! The First Ni will, bg out on FRIDAY NING next. will be out on PRIDAY ING next. FRIDA ited first e RsIDENCE, No. 469 on Sixth street, between D and FE @ houre is furnished with all the modern improvements, Apply to THOMAS PARKER. no 2 eo dsome, first class RESI- street, between 6th and reets—one of the m. st elig city. The house is farni: Taree, first and second floors heated from basement ac &o. Apply next door, to Dr. JAB. J, WARING, No. 444 E street between 6h and 7th. 0c 16-eotf BRICK HOU: nd E streets, ining the residence of W A. Maw Rh given immediately. Also, thi he B,o ing No. 403 on Pa, icems"k'anphcts WIP EAM AE PHP, rms, &0 , ap) 4 rs torney ia, No. 40 La. avenus. ne ts0th 'O MUMBERS OF CON OPHERS its OR RENT—The tour-sto: on Third street, between if B81) adj Possess! story of| ni 2 and ee tig on the Premises. n0 13 eo2w* OR RZNT—A fir nO 7-60! eht TRUBGRAPHI From Ecrepe. Portiaxn, Nov. ‘the affai: ht to, and fam doubt, affair . will ne house. = “ ‘The revival continues at W est Georgetown M. MILL EDORVaLLE, No: Special the = 100 BBLS. OF Fi CA a, Se ner ee ih UST RECFIVED— Ji Tole ore Fee Rlee SUGARS, So bhie ERRING ALEWIVvEs, reste nees em taps. iced) MO. fins. Bi dent A motton tm the Senate that the elect electors on Saturday, was -~ poe R.B. Rhett. of S.C |G. Rote of Va. aud = Pillow, were inviled te take reits ch the Gov. McDonald is quite feeble at Maric: and could not go to Mitledgeville te vote [or electors, If the electors.select bim. itis probable that the Lepisiaunre ‘will ts! 4 the Is\ of December Some think <! arn semdgiie. and others that twill »' £ Journ to such ti For rale TO sel TS8uN ni caeras. sre faa No FoF wapenicesad ¢ the constructions i be faraiened WF short eontee, ihe pnortheof the Bost Dike erowes 80 27 Smeo HENRY WINGATR, SSBY. CU 8 & CU’S PHILA Mai oR b snares reosuving fete suppien feed denen Af Sdultornted Ales to erecns ‘Want & pure gp- | *Fe Cominai ive it & trial. ie for & SHI Acent oh ee PERSONAL. I HOLD A DEEDOF TRUST ON TRE erty offered tur «lena the advertisamen T. Craig, Cons‘able, date! Nov. 19th in: the sale of Bernard Magen's-interest 1 No.1 in Square west of Square No 14 on 96th street and ra. Bve ich sed ded was ex-nt 4 te ma ia good nd for ® valu ble cor sideration. [ therefore, prote t against yout authority o1 aaatast bidding at th te dull ata decline of 2 ote more disposition to eel thrown out of bang t day, and are beid ut 10 ceat diseow 2l—The Paew of Harvard College bave suspeuded the following students of the Sopbomere cines for an attick on twO fra, men. and riovovs demonstrations cenerelly, wii Ohotles Jackson, Boston; Cares Eu e son, Sat © Tsliad ; Angust iuker, Alnony; A © Huw » thae, Pitladel ot Ward. salem; Char.e* te Fearing, N T. Kilb eth. Oineirg 38.5 malssed for t KE AND OHIOCANAL minarox. Nov. 15 186.— to acorve t the Cheraprake and Une mp my during the year 18 0,dated * pil Nog 61to 81, mclusive, for sums of $5), 85. a in the aggregate ro ed by order of the Board to Jcha bs apphed to certain repairs, &c ng been done, and no va'ue recei ed ceiving or negotinti: ssid © rubeston ss payment or négotinting eaid cer ther_of wil! be reristed. : ether vigmen By order of the President aad Pitge no 16-6t Clerk C. and O: Canal Ate toroe ST.—READ, READ. D Excitement.—Just ARRIV®D. DAME I. VISE, the most wonderful lad; ving, who » ee The Fieancial Prosare. Naw Yorn, Nev. 21 —Tbe Post sa th Presidents of the jeading benks are anaee preject to relieve the community by fesulng ser! op Dills recelvaine, United States stor ke »: ed collaterals, to p>m in the liquide ‘ae scrip to ‘The banks thus bape to jon to meet the wants of the! ;, iNions of dollars will be Jooked | no’ Seven pe cent be seen in a yn community for this wee! has created a wild furore in her adams 1), has attracted the leadin, all who have pronownced tonishine. Those who are in tronble of anv kin’ £9 Bt onceto her. Madam will bring any you and cause them to love habi f drinking and che: and unmarried ones to rejoice a tolive happily: will recover losses, dir: to lawsuits, travels. numbers, &o Persous at a w dw by stating their sce and enclve'nt See - lar oan have their planets corree*iy Written and by mail. Also, parsoce in thi c&cy in calling, by losing OF lar Waiied upon immediately, ali strict'y co All communienioons geet be cirested to the mond House, correr Eigh h and D streets, te ' Prices 1. OP it rave! heads of the country, er revelations tin y as Eaq., editor ner, was yout Keone Nov. 21—Jobn Spelman, of the Salisbury Stute printer This office has been Bolden, Esq. editor of the Ruleigh Standard t | formany vears past WA. Jenkins, Esq., was elected attorney genere!. A bill wes introduced tn the Senate which vides for the call of 2 convention to so alter the netitat: to porate Provide for an advalorem system ee Predential Arrangement by the N.Y Bant New Yorn, Nov. 22—The city benks, 48 the gist 4xn Doctaxss, from Europe last resource to sustain their integrity Dave re ifs ae pias iy oan be mat en an a —e a common pro rata can of their 8 resent and Future y No, | specie, ani it out as long s will lest; 403 Bight at, between @ and His Washington. | IP ireaminseet To see OU as, will Jat — d togetber. sss -sneneneeerseeesee ee PeeIee between th. various Banks are to be settled at the Cleart~@ House by certificate lemsed OARDING. .—Three or four singis gentlemen Bted witht Board on National and State securiti —————_~_ &ocommo: by | y'and avenue, between dy and’ ek Ro 10-¢f oo 25, 50 cents and entrance op O street. Gentiemen, also, cal no 16 Jw* M242. ME MORRICE, ru REAT AsTRoLo- by NT.—fwo new three-story BRICK ith back buildings, each hovse containing 8 rooms, with gas, pleasandy situated on sth street north, between M and N streets; rent moderate. Appl fo E. LAZENBY. opposite. or to JOHN T. LENM , Ohio avenue, between 12th and 13th streets. ne St FORSHEE ING He on the lst of tob NG HOUSE No. 435 D street at present Soren y the Rev. Dr. Butler, and next deor to residence of the advertiser. J.M CARLISLE, N. B.—It will not be let for a boarding house. ge 18-tf Fo RENTS FIRST FLOOR of the _. {hg immedinely opposite the west win, City Hal.,recenily oocusied by Chas. office. th s. @ front in the roy the thd floor ofp same bai m2 Fo ar} 13 tf Fr ge eral are res; riher p&s com GANY and ISaING GoORs OUSBFURNISHING @UOD3 ich he will sell at the very en erates in part ee of Metogany Walnut Par- amber Furnitore, same building, WALLACH, is 4. GREEN’S EXTENSIVE Fumiture Emporium. gee Chine Gis and ina, rf id Forks and Table Castors. paket Tube, Washbrarde, sitter ica pion of is reepectfully invited n8 for themselves. A. GREEN, no20-eotw Auct, and Commission Merchant. aK QUALITY, THE k of (LOAKS, SHAWLS, and _WIN- TRE WRAPPINGS for ies (are'eard by pur- chasers) to excel tn all the above points unr took of Bey, So z Ss (Baily wantsis Sean PERS CURTAINS, OIL CLOTHE, 0 f INENS, ComForTs, BLANK- goues Linen and been 9 " bi na ramiustion of stuck incurs no obligation to ‘chase. 1 G 10 HOUSERERPERS Se o IN6T bad Own AND i de to sar alge tase ch PR me aad’ E NY g& complete iu overy departiment by Our recent im- Pag tions i ki Ghing Wusinses: from ficudeobrated Kresge chins ‘ea Sets ‘tnen was any of Lit je handle Gutlety fro wtook of Coal Oil Lamps, numerous pat- Pasar Lamp Shades and Chimnies, Cut Glass ‘el'ews? no 16-co6w Seyent! ITRON SINE A. DELLWIG’S, ROWN. LLOW and COFFEE 3UGARS, B PRUss 4 RED OL _ ND Ri FRE. SORES ALe! ERRY & BROTHER no 17-5t erry Building,” N, ORGE D VigiNiry A 'N WARE, which is now rendered deem it unnecesssry to enumerate artic’es, hi Blazer ait to the eaitty either tothe i 28, re on fine Albatta, warranted, ie! ko, & mosey es B ts: h_etrect. URRAN' Peat Ga At be . no 17 lw ie rene SRPER ANDO PEPE, et Soga Res Urea Water and ‘guaranties i wi to ‘re PAPE. The Late Fugi #xcitement im Chi- jechanic: cege Cnicaco, Nov. 20.—Nine of the persons ln the rescue of the slave girl Eliza last week. cluding the Justice who issued the warseqt sur the arrest of the girl for a breach of the peace bv the United Statcs Marsbal end the Deputy Sherif who served the warrent, were yenterday Indicted ia the United States District Court for violation of the Fugitive Slave law Has REMOVED Pa_avence I TAKE NOT? WILL Take a | kir vi i& money for my book debts aud for Boots, Sco s, and Trunks. please ca! and arttie up, or I sha'l be oumps'led to give their accounts into the haads of a coll P HOOVER. Iron Ha! Pa av , between 9th aod ith BLANKETS AN HAVE Now on hands Ftnent of fine ‘kets. Al Servan' Blankets, Whi 80, 00d assortment of Bad Cor oat ee Quilts and large varicty jannels at reduced pri es, x EGAN, 521 ro 21-6t n-ar Avenue Hon 4 J CHILUREN’s BOOKS, & e. O To FRENCH & R STEIN'S No, 278 and extreme.y larce Childr-n’s Bow ome ag nyt cfferei be early, ore * ras "Alo, & large and Currency Pamicat New \ erk, New York, Nov. 21 —The ca pane bere to-day it is said bas been ual to ef 155. All notes of Banke south W asbington are 20 to 25 per cent, discount [ lineis and Wiscon sin banks 15 percent.. and other Western and Canada banks 3 to 5 per cent. discount. Secessi Mevem in Norfolk. Nori ork, Nev 21 —The Minute Men beld su adjourned meeting lest night, when strong rese- lotions in favor of resistance uf Northera gree sion were passed. Three cheers were given for the man whe bung Jobn Brown. Cockad@es are Pientifal on the streets to-dey. reus Fire in Georgia. Avevusta, Nov. 22—A disustrous fire occured et Albany, Ga..on the 19th, destroying Shaw's tery; Hill, Wright & Marsball’s shop, and two brick stores occupied by Gross & Bridenbeck. Loss over the insurance $13,000. It was the act of an incendiary no 21 s C., & eur ived. mer & Complete aesortment of tne lis! Almaracs. no 2t AIN REAT BARGAINS ID DRY GOODS. G SELLING OFF TO io1 E. As I shi! move to my new boiling, N 3 Pa ave ,on the Ist of January, I shall commence this day to sel! off at erent y reduced prio s my entire rt ck of DRY GOULS in store No, 521 %n street The stock is large and well acsorted, o. ing eat peer ally found inthe Dry G eo. early and gat bare 4 BGAN, 521 Seventh HENRY no2!-10t near Avenue for NOW OPEN THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE, aT 476 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Next door fo Clay’s (late U. S.) Hotel, be- tween Third and 43 streets. Passoge of the ee State Convention uh Nov 21.—Both branches of ‘the ito Con- ofthe Peausyivania state Lean. Nov 20 —The Commissioners of the ng Fund to day opened the bids for the sale of £100,000 State Loan, and alloted the whole sum to Charles McAllester, the lowest bidder, at 297-100 per cent. G. G. EVANS, in order to accommodate his legions of customers throughout the Uni ae: 4 BRANCH STORE of his widely celebrated GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISS in Wash‘ngton City, at 476 PENNSYLV4NUA AVENUE, where can 8! ways be found & complete stock wf the STANDARU AND MODERN WOKES The Macesn Fair. Bartrmon®, Nov 21 —Phe steamer for Chagies- ton to-day took down « large cargo of Baltimore mantfactures for the Macon fair, at which are to exhibited manufactures from Ger. 7; the Latter movement baving rgference to direct 4 Fire in Osw. Oswreo, Nov. 21.—The Huron four willl t this city, ed by WW. Beker, of . was destroyrd by fire last night. Loss on the building and contents $45,000, 0n which tnere was an insurance of about $30,000. Suspens.on ef Specie Pi Battimors, Nov. 2i.—at a Bank Presidents in Baltimore to-day solved to suspend specie payments moralng ofthe - UNITED 8T4Tc8 AND EUROPE, Every book is sold at the ng PUBLISHER'S REGULAR RATES+ A GIFT worth from Fifty Coats t ONE HUND&ED DOL LARS is prest ated to EVERY PURCHASEK at the time of the sale. Being extnssinely tnasces ourse!vesin the | PUBLICATION OF BOOKS, and from our large sales enabled to purchase entire editions from other publishers, we can offer INDUCEMENTS . to our patrons not elsewhere to bs obtained. OUR GIFTS ARE ORNAMENTAL, USEFUL, AND Vab- : UABLE, Doebdifal Banks. Paitapetrata, Nov. 2i —The are to-day refusing to the note cbtae of Comm vate ot Erie and the Pittston gece aay ve Suspension of = Beaks RicitMonp, Nov. 21 —All the banks here at Petersburg have suspended. one Suspension in New Orieans. New Oxtrays, Nov. 22.—It ls Several produce dealers have Comprising a Thousand Varieties ; — Among which we name— Gold and Bilver Watches, Gold Chains, Ladies’ splendid Bisok and Pinid Silk Drees Pat- terns, Parior Time Pisces, Silver Piate¢ Ware, | Costly Sets of Cameos, Mosaic, Florentine, Cors!, Garnet, Turquois and Lava Jewe.ry, Goid Lockets, Pene:!s and Pens, Ladi<e’ Neck. and Chatelaine Chains. Puitavcetrnta, Nov. elty U7" Call for our new classified Cata! our method of doing besiness wil! be Persone sending Tor Booka feo s