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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-05
A NEW ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS.

A NEW ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS.
MAGRUDER a. CALVERT have the plea
its environs, that they have this day Saturday
opened aarge and beautiful stock of DRY GOODS Their
stock consists as follows:
10 pieces superb Brocade Silk surprisingly rich and
S do do do suitable for evening
ing. ing from 81 to $3.50 per yard - 'a's
designs entirely new
s pieces MARQUIS Plaid do, centre varied in chene
figures, only article in this market
10 do medium price do, in very rich colors
do light watered do, for evenings lot bought
10 do black and colored do, for walking dresses
10 do plain changeabe glace do, embracing all tho
10 do neat striped, check, and figured do
IL do Ottoman satins, containing the most choice
do Black Brocade figured do, exceedingly cheap
10 do Black Gros de Rhine, superior quality, very
A Mantilla velvets, containing every shade quality
10 pieces Black and Colored Velvets for dresser SO
per cent. lower than usual
Another lot Of colored uncut at 62 cts worth 81 so
Every heavy wrought Grape shawls
10 DO DO DO DO prices ranging from $40 to sas
10 do superior fine Cashmere Long So sha~ls '''ep
l2S do do Bay State Long shawls
% % ri DO n do os do half mourning
40 do medium do, and SO do. at 12l1 cents
10 do silk and wool Scotch Plaids, for Misses
do neat figured Mousselanes, do
SO do fine Lyonese Cloths, do do
10 do Plain and Damask Poplins
10 do Plain Mousselanes, every shade, all pure
o wool
100 do Black Alpacas, prices ranging from IS cents
TO $1.25
10 do fine and medium Black Bombazine, Lupin's
make
rs do White Flannels
20 do White and red do, at rs cents
Table Damask Toweling, sheeting and Diaper
Lace Capes, Collars Chemizetts and Sleeves
Embroidered do do do
Plain and embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchief.
Black Lace Falls, Fringes, Laces
Plain and embroidered Muslins
White, black and colored Kid Gloves, Alexander,s
and Bajou's makes
silk and Cotton Hosiery, Merino Shirts Drawers
Cloths, Cassimeres and Yestings
Fine and medium price Bed Blankets, Servants do.
superior lot Of and Ga Full Cloths, Full Linseys
Plaid Domestcs, Shifting and Irish Linen, and every
other article pertaining TO the Dry Good business.
All persons wishing to purchase will find IL their
decided interest by giving call before purchasing
elsewhere, as We willing TO sell at moderate profits.
Every article recommended In the establishment win
prove represented and fair dealing may be relied on
dec 1-d2w Intel-3aw2wl
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The LATE Hon. Amos ELLMAKER.-This gen.
tleman died last week in Lancaster. He was
long an ornament to his profession, and was
widely known as an eminent lawyer and excel
lent man. He was an officer in the army that
marched from Pennsylvania to the defence of
Baltimore in the war of 1872. He was MEM
Der of Congress from the Dauphin district; was
appointed by Governor Snyder president judge
of the Dauphin, Lebanon and Schuylkill district;
was attorney general of the State, and in 1882
was candidate for the Vice Presidency Of the
United States. He retired some years since
from the active duties of his profession, and has
since lived in Lancaster city, highly esteemed
citizen. His character was beyond suspicion,
and he has descended to the common heritage
of all without stain upon his memory.
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WANTS.

WANTED, AT ALEXANDRIA, person
w who will write brief Letter every morning. and
supervise the delivery Of paper there In the evening
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BLACK NosEs.--A ridiculous and contempti-
BILE resolution is said to have been introduced
into the Kentucky legislature, which provides
"that the keeper Of the penitentiary shall pro-
cure suitable chemical dye, such as will stain
the cuticle outer surface of the skin perfectly
black, so that it cannot be washed off, or in any
way be removed, until time shall wear it away,
and nature furnish new cuticle or surface !;
and that with this dye he shall have the nose Of
each male convict painted thoroughly black, and
renew the application as often as may be neces-
sary to keep At so, until within one month Of the
expiration of his sentence, when it shall be dis
continued for the purpose Of permitting nature
to restore the feature to its original hue, pre-
paratory to the second advent Of its owner into
the world" If we understand the objects of
our laws, they are to protect society and to re-
form guilty men. We do not understand that
marring the features God has formed is well
adapted to this purpose We should think the
pericardium must be dyed in the breast Of man
who would prescribe SO degrading practice.
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POSTSCRIPT

despatched to the american Tslsgraph.l
ARRIVAL OF KOssUTHi
New York, Dec. --96 a. m.
The Humboldt has arrived, bringing as pas
sengers the illustrious Hungarian, Governor
Kossuth, with his wife and suite.
The notorious Lola Monies is also passen-
ger in this steamer.
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The M arkets.

New YORK, Dec. 5-23 p. m.
Flour has advanced: State brands from
6 to II cents; Southern, $4.lS to $4.37 !;
Southern white wheat, 95 cents; mixed corn,
60 cents
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AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, FANCY
GOOng Az

LIVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
III EVENINGS, at o'clock, we shall sell at BROWNS
Dry Goods and Fancy Store opposite Browns Hotel,
variety OF Dry Goods, such Blankets, Shaws Craya
&c, &C. Also variety Of Fancy GoodsJewelry, Per-
fumery, &c. &C. This Is capital chance for persons lay
ing In Winter Goods to buy cheap The sales
tomorrow Saturday evening, December 0, at o'clock.
dec 5--tr DYER MCGUIRE, Auct.
IBID GLOVES from as cts. to 81 cts. !
IN 30 dox Of those cheap Gloves just received and
for sale at
dec Str BROWNS Cheap Cash Store.
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HATS, FURS, &C.

Hats, Caps, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
Just Received.
- BEEBEs superior New York style Of Hat
and Caps; Philadelphia, Paris, and London,
- beautiful and much admired Washington
style SLOUGH Hats, of every style price, Chidrens
Fancy Hats and Caps In pleasing variety Also large
and elegant assortment Of Genemens Fancy Goods
Toilet Articles.
Gentlemen in want Of the above articles are most re.
spcctfully invited to call and examine my stock which
now complete and Of superior quality at moderate prices
CHARLES II. LANE,
New Hat, Cap, and Gentlemens Furnishing
dec2-3wl Establishment, Pa. av. bet Az a 9th SITS.
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PARIS MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.
n MRS. COLLISIONS sHOw-ROOMs
al an cIxTI eTpRrT

kHM ON SIXTH STREET,
nv Near 1c corner Of Louisiana avenue, Washington,
Are visited daily by crowds Of Ladies' and her pattern
Bonnets pronounced the prettiest in the District
Her large and beautiful assortment Of DRESS CAPS
is the best in the city, and is well worth examination.
Added TO the above is a complete outfit for LADYS
TOILET Laces, Embroideres, Edgngs Cambria and Mus
lin Founcings, Silk and Velvet Dress Trimmings &C., &C.
and Fancy Goods in general which sold at
dating prices. Ga Also silk and Merno HOODS.
Store SIXTH STREET, Louisiana av.,
dec2-tr Rear of the National and Browns Hotels.
RS- DRESS CAPs-oPERA CAPS-KID GLOVES
PERFUMERY-SILK a LACE DRESS TRIMMINGS,
&c, &c, at the Millinery and Fancy Store,
nov 9-tr as- SIXTH St, near Louisiana av.
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nONNETsi BONNETsiI

DONNETSi BONNETStf
ID Velvet and Silk Bonnets, made In the latest style,
kept constantly hand at lowest cash prices. Also
Straw Bonnets, plstn A. trimmed hand, together
with good assortment Of trimming articles
dec Str BROWNS Cheap Cash Store.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-05

IscESDIA R1Ks. - We have frequently OK
pressed the belief that by far the greater part
of the fires occurring in this city were by the
hands of incendiaries; and Of the truth Of this
few, We believe, entertain any doubt. The Re
public states that Justice Goddard yesterday
morning committed to Jail (fOr trial before the
criminal COURT white man named David Y
Moore, on the charge Of setting fire to wheat
straw and wheat, and lot of canvas, in the
field of Mr.. John M. Young, during last August
A marine named J. w. Bush testified that he
was with Moore at the time, and saw him COM
init the deed. 1t is much to be regretted, the
Republic adds that the incendiaries who infest
our city cannot be discovered and punished
We cannot but believe that the reward now
offered by the Mayor will lead to this result
1t will take little time; but the confdentials
of the guilty ones will generally come right
after season Of reflection.
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FURS! FURSl!
SEYMOUR, Bridge street, ~
"A nnra n aat NJ HfUh afreef I

FUHS! FURS "
SEYMOUR, Bridge street, ~
% doors east OF High street, III
Gcor gctOwn, ID. c., Respectfully -
- announces to the ladies that he has for inspec-
ton and sale splendid and varied selection Of Fresh
London Paris and American FURS Of late and beautiful
patterns, ~ follows: stM
Fitch Flat Boas and Cuffs TO match
Stone Marten do do do
Rock Marten do do do
Mexican Sable do do do
Fitch, Rock Marten, Genett, White Ermine, Swan.
down, and Black Lynx Vctornes aud Nuns
Chldrens and Misses Fur Goods in the greatest va.
riety and styles.
hS- Prices petg moderate.
French and American FELT BONNETs, for Ladies' and
Msscs-rery loo A call is solicited, at
w. u. SEYM0UR'S
dec 3-lml Fashionable Hat, Cap and Fur store
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

1zAx1zV1S11N0 1zD1zx15111pxx191SNIs
rTHE Subscriber begs leave most respectfully to inform
Il his friends and the public generally, that he has
opened the south side Of Pennsylvania Avenue be-
tween 10th and 18th streets, a NEW and FASHIONA-
BILE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT in all its various
branches. fs#4
lie keeps hand constantly assortment of Cloths,
Cassimeres Vestngs, and Gentcmens Furnishing gem
orally.
practical experience for many years. in the principal
cities of Europe usties him in promising satisfy all
those who may favor him with their patronage.
nov 28-6m g. r. SCIIAFER
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BALUTAT0RY.
m w. II. TODD, Halter and Fur
III rier, tenders his compliments to his friends
- and customers, and informs them that he has
reenered his former premises appearing the
ERS STORE In the New Marble Hotel Building OF the
Messrs Brown, where he will be pleased to receive his
city and country acquaintance, trusting that his
business may tend to add 10 the satisfactory
intercourse experienced in the old stand for the past
twenty-one years. and hoping that increased and
continued acquaintance may be mutually pleasant and
profitable 26--h
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EXTRACTS, SOAPS a. PERFUMERY,
Ia from the celebrated house OF ROUSSEL, Phadel-
pha, constantly hand, and at reduced prices These
articles the best In the city and at lower prices
than they selling elsewhere.
BROWNS Cheap Cash Store.
doc H--fr Onnnsite RroMns Hotel.
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II UBIN'S EXTRACTS-Boque de Jenny Lind
IL De Caroline, Helotrope, yerbena, West End Sweet
Briar, Jasmin, Rose, Patchouy, and Jockey Club.
H- fresh supply this day received, and for sale at
ELIOTS DRUG STORE
dec 4-3t Corner of y and 18th SITS.
Jules HAUEL'S SHAVING CREAM
y Almond, Rose, and Ambrosial. Nothing has given
general satisfaction to gentlemen in shaving than
these emollient preparations.
rs fresh supply just received and for sale by
w. ELIOT,
dec 4-tr Corner Of and 18th sts
VXTistar's Cough Lozenges.-This most con-
w venient and efcacious for Coughs and Colds
may be had genuine at the Drug Store Of
It'll streets.
dec 1T J. r. ClLLAN:
GRAEFENBURG MEDICINES.-Al Of
VI these valuable Medicines are for sale at the Drug
Store corner Of and It'll streets.
dec 1T J. f. CALLAN.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


BosToS March @.7 .7uefion-2 shs Connecticut River
Xxx, rref Oi boston and Lowell RR la Boston and
worcester kk, iG fchburg RR lIa 10 Boston Bank.
tcnds. !cto u lUO OgdensLurgh per convertible
bonds payable 55 70 Brokers Boards shs Boston nd
Maine kk lo4 losi 50 do bod 1875 II Old Colony RR
Dts: ltu Phiadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore 2,i,;
lS triaont Central RR SAs 2F Vermont and Massachu
s.tts kk, w 'x Worcester and Nashua KR, 49, Man
county kR 2 Eastern RR. lc2 Boston and Worcester
kk lnta 2crocers Bank. lo5ia 10 Edyeworth Company
~ i 80 Canton Company U2ti 62is Is do SOD aft ~
q, t.l ~ do, bOd b2At; S2UO Ogdensburg RK bonds ~
80 Norfok County RK bonds 81; 100 Vermont Central RR
londs alS. no Vermont and Massachusetts, RR bonds 49,
Luz CITY SKIES ioa 1856 ~ div Vermont Central RR 9s
second Po0rd-D shs Vermont and Massachusetts RR .
loo Canton Company az ao2i Boston and Maine RR ID3
lei1s 10 Nermont Central RR, bonn, 10; 10 do, - 3
PnfLArrIP HIs, March G.-Iyra Board-S2eD Reading
ts. 10 90 5"c do, - 300 do, 90 - si, 100 do Is
sIs; 100 kensington Wv 6s 81. loD Penn'a Is. ~
leis; Lsco Penn'a S. 49,. loo Louis g. ~ %, 900
sS~n, ~ so do. MAJ 80 Morris Canal Is ~ do -
Cirard Trust 20 Mechanics Bank. G7s. After Sales-
$1,000 ;. Garden bs, NIX; 40 Reading RR aa1. 3D do
-lsg 100 Morris Canal Is. Second Board-SsJ City o.
lcs lo Reading RR 81 10 77,s $50 shs Reading RR 2is;
20 Do. ~ LOO Morris Canal I7s,. 80 do III; 0 Grard
lank 81 - do. lsh. .inev $500 Reading RR
~ 30 ~. 80 shs Reading RR. 2ss 100 do, 2l 100 do.
@ss' 80 Morris Canal, l71s 30 do, lo1s.
Bsrrinony, March 25-Sfoek Board-25 shs Baltimore
and Ohio RR time 75s; % do, time 75As Baltimore
susqusRnnah kR NJ us York and cumberland RR g, 10
loIx) I'D n asked; Baltimore bs loo lpis (opz) bid;
Baltmc ana Ohio RR shares. 75 bid 1871 asked York and
Cumberland kH 2 bid. ~ asked; Baltimore and susque-
hannah kR 70 bid. 81 asked.
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on Thursdsy morning, March z, IItsRrA wsLLs aged
81 years
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
spsctfy invited 10 attend the funeral ON SATURDAY, Al
clock, D. NJ from his late residence No III Chrys,ie
s,.oct. without further notice.
On "Wednesday evening, March 26, EIzA. wife of James
brigham, and youngest daughter Of the late Cant Vim
Pickett. aged 20 years.
Tie friends aud quaintsnces az the family and The
members q Hancock Lodge No. 40 4 D IL % are 70
rcsdtnce s0i Greenwich street Friday at O'clock
IN
Boston and Ncwturyport papers please copy
On "Wednesday, March % MARGARET FOpsysrrp wife az
James Forre-tsr, altd II years. months and days
The rativCs and friends ~ the family reaue.td Ia
stterd her funeral from her late residence No 2p2
Ile.kcr street NJ halfpast O'Clock on Friday after
neon 18th inst, without further invitation
In this city, on March 70 after lingering ilness Miss
SbRsH II ctrp,ag,d - years
The friends q tie family invited 10 attend her IN
neral this morning, 18th inst at 10 o'clock from No 81
fsftr street
on "Wednesday March %. JOINS Luty. ,ounros, so, ~
j. In and Corticlia LILY aged year and months
The frisrds n the family invited 10 attend the
funeral Friday the 81 b nj O'Clock from ga Dcancv
ttrmt
On w,drs day evening March o. Of sc.rle, fever r,,
Iowssp only child u Henry y and Mary C. Bowen
N The "a year a his sre
1he relatives end friends Of The family respectfully
irtt 10 attend the funeral this (frday) nj
hflfIsr II o'clock, from NO. "a Suffolk street
On Weinesday, March %, Epwanp youngest son of
Edward ard Maria Crenly aged years and months
~ Ntwtcwn. Conn on Sunday, March q II.pstvr
GtrsrworIu. eyed 81 year,. wifi, a Rev VIM NJ C.rm,.
,ha.l y y. and daughter q the late Or r y client
-ttth, ~ Philadelphia
~ Quarantine Staten leland on March "a oS tvpbus
fNtr, JsMrs NJ AIMS, NJ. n, Assistant rbysieian Of
sernt Hospital sged % years.
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NV UhLfANs, March n lt5I.
The sales Of cotton this morning barely reached 900
lhes callers awaiting the aviccs per the Arctic Prices
r,main firm ut III &c, for strict middng Frrights
ore dull, and cotton Is taken for Liverpool at 5-l6d
sterling H. quoted at 81,
NV ORLEANS, March 20. 1851
Our cotton market hunsettled by the receipt ~ the
news Per Franklin and Arctic GALES Of -four are making
at ssa ~ ~. Proyisons generally unchanged.
Mopfls. March 90 1851
Extreme prices being demanded by factors has check
Cd operations In cotton Sales to-day only reach 900
lalct the market, however, leaving OF very firm at
loac for mddling.
SAVANNAH, March %, 1851
The cotton market rather dull on Saturday sales
limited TO 507 bales nj prices ranging from sac
l0t.c, the bulk Toe. a 10hc.
CHssIrsro.. March - 1851.
Cotton u quiet Some little inquiry has been made by
buyers az reduction which holders refused submit
60. Transsetions limited TO 400 bacs-extremes
range from shc. lie.
CrSciS~sri. March q, 1851.
speculative demand exists In our market for mess
polk aud 200 bbs were sold 70 Boston operator 81
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&c. and q hafr~ls eurrants Al sae
U,,rhs ina rlrt r,lea sru a ths as~l,n. -t,k s..
a 40 ialc. mo.,i, &c shipmsnt at So ; ehr casa
IorS--A lot a IL ha~s ta.t.rn .ola Al - r..h T~n
demand was connned 20 sme retail tarrls f,r brr~iar
Irsp-i;nlens ~as scarce and much wanted Pare 4.
from yard bring S. ~ IS IS cssh, which ~crs tbs
general asking rstes.
LANA larr. business done In this article during
IN, day, amounting TO about ~ Ooo barrels in
eludirg muon 81 10 81 I2t, and lump al 81 a.
a 81 aO eash
MOI .s.,-since our last some 800 horsheads Musco-
vado sold ri 24c re: $50 do Csrie,,., Al s,c aud
New Orleans in lots nj 10 &c n ale for urine
NAVAL srosys-We quote further sales ~ 100 barrels
North County rosin At IL 25 500 do crude turpentine at
81 81; 80 do spirits at Sc 3oc cash; and hne rosn
IN lof. nj a. ,o ~
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Before Judge Bsbce and Aldermen Oakley and Chapman
TIE TRIAL on ISAAC r. JEwErT OK A CHANsE OF
ForciELY VIOLATING THE PERSON o. MISS uLsiASA
GOUPGAs.
rsrcr This trial which "a commenced o. the
1fih Inst H. not yet cudcd The summing % com
mcDccd this morning and nearly The whole dsy con-
mfd ny two u the counscOne for the defence ami
for the prosecution In the evening the senior counsel
for tn defence commenced h- arr snd proceeded
for time when lste hour tho evening having
completed In the morning. frrdayl ~. Juice will
charge the jury and tho Jeveti Ill b. submitted 10
The jury
r,rrs.,rrrrks ~ rur courr RooN During Tho trial
Of this the reporter. q The press have ben
eesvey annoyed hy set u men who, attracted ~
curiosity have fuqucntei the court and crowded
themselves into the reporter lOunging the
tsi1eA ard In many ways rendering the performance
rrpor,orisl duties exceedingly d.eut The have
kindly interpreted several ZINES" and afforded temporary
relief the impudcnt piece - eGrobtey which
hAs exhibited nscn during the ri a. took place this
evening One ~ the loungtrs VINO mao b|"n ~ihont
soat for some time standing the bench when
n the magistrates q the court len chair which he
hsd ben occupying beside ono q the judges engaged IN
the trial a the cnu-e; sooner was the magistrate
gone than the weary Younger planted himself. unin
vited IN the chair Ut the lct ~ the Iudgel which
he hsd left The reporters could with dficulty bear
the interruption which they hsd 20 suffer, bus when
they @s~ that lawyers impudence could - ~ FAR A.
70 plant him on the bench itself the members q the
pres with accord forgot their inconvencnccs and
frgsve the intrudcrs tho circums' tended to
introduce the ~ assurance" pr erneao. Of the
season But seriously this Inconvenience has become
Ip great 70 BE- borne quietly There are ofheers and
Other persons whose DUTIES call them the quarter 81
the tu who're the reporters sit The clerks are there,
aud the library IL there In fact II u the clerks de-
fsrtmrnt but " he leaves his seat for moment. ~ Ia
instantly fed by a the characters who nf4t the
pihcei snd the shufhng u feet pushing n tables and
moving about ~ persons interrupt the business n the
court tscf ~ the last vacation the a
Hes visited the court room for the purpose a erect
Ina railing which should prevent the intrusion. but II
found hst the proposed barrier would separate the
clerks table from the library and railing was not
put mp The difficulties herr complained ~ seldom o.
cur except when important trial u progress but
MIST precisely the time When the reporters want their
tsilos 20 themselves and when silence and their
immediate vicinity Is imperativrly necessary WIN the
judge be good enough 70 give order e. tho officers
20 prevent persops than end sests from oung
ing In the corner which the court have kindly csuscd
be fitted up FOR and appropriated TO the press A. ~
unlimited occupants ~ seats the bench itsef.
have no occasion % d. more than alutc 70 " We 10
not believe the court tho intrusion We hsve alluded
10 II occurred in the evening and Of quite late hour