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Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
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Affairs i'm Georgetown.

GEoRGETowN, Nov. 17-I2 m
In the Georgetown Advocate of yesterday, we
discovered an article copied from the National In
telligencer, purporting to be statement of the
trade upon our canal for the month of October
and lest this statement should make false i'm
preston abroad in relation to the canal, we feel
it to be our duty to say that the amounts of most
of the articles therein named falls short at least
one half, if not more, the actual amount for that
time. Doubling the correctness of the statement,
we have taken pains to make some inquiry into
the matter, and find upon examination, that the
amount of produce of different kinds upon which
freight paid at the collectors Office in George
town, (Which is not over two-thirds OF many of
the articles named for the last fifteen days of
October, is fully equal to the amounts given in
the above named statement. Our object in max
ing this statement, is not for the purpose of dis
putaton, but that all parties may have full jus
tice done them.
During this week some 10000 pounds of roll
butter from Maryland wagons has changed hands
at $25@$26 per 100 pounds.
The -four market is firm with sales at SIS.
Most holders ask more, and but few of them dis
posed to sell much at present prices.
The grain market continues active, with large
sales at our last quotations. ELECTRO.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
THE BEST COUCH sYRUp IN THE
WORLD
IN BOTTLES AT 60 CENTS AND 81.

For Coughs, Cold, and Consumption!
rEHE great demand In Europe and this country for Or
Hoses Celebrated Cough Syrup, or Expectorsnt, has
Induced him 70 make agents In every place for its sale Ply
siciAns knowing IL to be quack medicine but prepare
don the result OF 30 years practice, using II in then
practice In esrence TO all other preparations for lung AZ
feeuons and the thousands who have and using
pronounce 1t the very best preparation for sayng all r
or Inflammation OF the Lungs, and curing In rapid
ana enectaa manner the most stubborn Coughs Hoarss
ness and difficulty breathing Having pracced medicine
very extensively in the city OF Philadelphia the past thirty
years. have made Consumption, that Lion Of Diseases
all lung affections source of great study And
TO say that persons om all sections OF the world who
consulted me- and used my Cough Syrup other medicines
unite In stating their lives have been prolonged
snds have been cured Of Consumption by following the al
rections laid down In my Medical Adviser which book
can be had free of charge at the Drug stores OF
a. u Gilman, w. III. Gilman,
Charles Stott 90, samuel Butt
J. II. Callan, John W. Marin
Hiawell Lawrence, Washington city, d. O.
]. L. Hidwell, Georgetown, d. c. and at the ysriou,
Drug Stores In Alexandria. nov l6-dtf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
FOUR sTANzAs.
BY WILLIAM ALBERT sUTLIrFE.

The:days grow strange, the nights grow Coz
The bees have left the clover;
The maple droppeth in the pool
Its shady summer cover:
All day tho swallows southwark fit,
All night the wind signs dreary,
And through the thin veil over it
The moon looks wan and weary
Tho crisp leaves rustic on the path
That slopeth to the meadow,
The oak beside the lily-pond
Drops down its naked shadow;
The barred boughs at eventide
On upland fells keep swaying,
And doleful sounds through valleys wide
AT lonely hours are straying
Throe summer months to warm the heart,
And then the chill frosts after
Three summer moons TO dream of love
Some ninety days for laughter
And then the South doth end its reign
The north-winds clip our dreaming
The shadow droppeth once again,
To end Loves empty scheming.
There is no strip of summer blue
But winter clouds blow over,
There il no inch Of sodden turf
The white snow shall not cover;
No pleasant thing but has its end
When sunny days are waning,
No note Of music for the Tyre
But endlessly complaining
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
ARunsyvay Match.

On Monday morning last, pair arrived In our
city, and might have been seen vending their
way to the residence Of one Of our ministers
one of the pair young and yerdent looking
youth and the other a lady Of whom one could
well say, comparing her 10 the intended groom,
what he did not know she could teach him;' for
she was old enough. After much trouble, the
young man had found the place where TO get the
papers TO marry by, and the twain were Soon
bound in the silken chords, ofmatrimony Soon
afterwards they appeared upon the street, when
the bride proceeded to fix the groom's collar,
concluded by giving him 'buss,' which highly
delighted q number Of boys who happened TO be
present.
In the afternoon, they were promenading Bal
timore street, when the young mans father I'M
expectedly made his appearance having just ar
rived in the oars-and collaring his son, told him
to leave that gal and return home. 'You
are too late father answered the son, Il am
married .Eh what married are you take
that and the youths cheek received the open
hand of his father. The old fellow pulled and
rugged, finally succeeded in separating his son
| from the bride, and the two started down the
street Arriving at pump, the old gentleman
took drink of water, and again ooilaring hls
SON, he proceeded on his way, followed by q
large crowd of men and boys. Near the pubic
! SQUARE he lectured his sen upon the sin OF run
ming off and getting married against his consent,
and concluded by slapping hisjaws when crowd
interfered and separated them The son started
in full run up street, when the bride perceiving
| him clapping her hands with joy, and running to
meet him, they clasped hands, and started in o
galop, and the last seen of them, they were
going down the Baltimore pike followed by o
crowd of little boys Cumberland Telegraph
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

NO. At the meeting of the New York Histori-
cal Society, the Rev. DR.. Abbott, who has been
in Egypt and principally in Cairo, presented q
gold ring weighing about three English sovereigns
which had been found in the tomb of high
priest, on the south side of the great pyramid of
Loupon, who was the Cheops of Herodius, and
the second Pharaoh of the fourth dynasty. 1t is
believed to be the signet of Cheops himself Its
date was upward of three thousand years before
Christ, and The beauty of the engraving of the
hieroglyphics could only be seen by the means of
a microscope, and could not now be surpassed.
So say the newspapers, but 5000 years B, c.
would be 800 years before the food, and we are
not aware of an Egyptian dynasty Of that early
date, whatever may have been the condition of
the arts and sciences. Doubtless Tubal- cain
was an instructor of articles in gold as well as
in brass and iron.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
WASHINGTON:
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. NOV II. 1862
Rss- FrOm Italy rumOur say. that bio HOliness

ReS- From Italy rumour says, that his Holiness
appears to be upon rather hopeless terms with
the Republic of New Grenada if we are to Judge
from the tenor Of his harrapgue in the Consistory
of the 9th September, He complains of the in
gratitude of that State for the benefits of Gregory
XVI, who recognized its independence; OF ini-
quitous laws against the rights of the church,
subjecting priests to lay tribunals, abolishing
tythes, and instituting freedom of worship. All
which he protests against, as well as the law OF
May 1851, prohibiting monastic orders, the ex-
pulson of Jesuits the abolition Of ecclesiastical
tribunals, and nomination of curstes by the presi-
dent of the republic His Holiness laments the
sacrilegious war waged by the New Grenada gov
eminent against the church, threatens to visit his
apostolic severity upon those prelates who obey
the new laws respecting parochial examinations
and lauds the courageous resistance of the Arch
bishop of Santa Fe de Bogata. Other laws, which
after all are very similar to those prevalent in
Piedmont Belgium and France, the eldest
daughter Of the church" are loudly protested
against by His Holiness, who warns the rebellious
government of the pains and censures due to pro-
faners of sacred things, and usurpers Of the rights
of the church and the apostolic see, concluding
with hope that they may be inclined by Heaven
to listen to his admonition, and 80 afford fresh
triumph to the church, Meanwhile the minister
of New Grenada has lowered his arms and left
Rome.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

sTEwED DUCK AND PEAS.
AIR" My Heart and Ltts.'
give thee all my kitchen lore,
Though poor the Offering be;
III tell thee how It's cooked, before
You come to dine with me;
The Duck is trussd from head to heels,
Then stew'd with butter we'll;
And streaky bacon, which reveals
most delicious smell.
When Duck and Bacon In a mass
You In u stewpan lay,
A spoon around the vessel pass,
And gently stir away:
A tablespoon of -four bring,
A quart Of water plain,
Then In 1t twenty onions ding,
And gently stir again.
A bunch Of parsley, and a leaf
0fever-yerdant bay,
Two cloyes--I make my language briof--
Then add your Peas you may
And let II simmer till II sings
In q delicious strain:
Then take your Duck, nor let the strings
For trusting It remain.
The parsley fail not to remove,
Also the leaf Of bay;
Dish up yopr Duck--the sauce improve
In the ACCUSTOMED way,
With pepper, salt and other things,
need not here explain:
And, If the dish eontentment brings,
You'll dine with me again
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

Bas~ The beautiful appearance Of the autumnal
foliage, often induces enquiry as to the reason
of the change which few frosty nights make in
question is purely chemical one. When the
tree plant is in full activity, its foliage absorbs
csrbonic acid and disengagos oxygen. When,
now though the influence of sufficiently low tenn
perature, or from any other cause, the functions
of vegetable life are suspended, and the fluids
cease TO circulate, the leaves longer disengage
oxygen, but, in common with oil dead bodies,
absorb this gas, which, forming an acid, changes
the colors of leaves either to yellow, red or some
intermediate shade, depending upon the quality
Of the matter present in the leaves
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
DIR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIALI
The most Valuable Prennrnkion In Medical Science

TIC HFUs1 Vut11Ote 7ouTH t'VI' W @''eV 1Vse7tc
U,HE thousands who suffering with any NERVOUS Az
FRcrIoSs, will ind immediate relief in using this
derfu CORDIAL 1t Neuralgia, Heart Disease, Papita
on Heartburn Nervous Head Ache Tremor Muscles
Fesb Wukefuness and all restessness Of the mind
body; whether worn down by care, labor or study.
This truly wonderful Medicine, from Its peculiar happy
effect In aaying the violent Nervous Affections and
completely Graduating them from the system Justly be
termed the grandes discovery in the science of Medicine 1t
ubdues and averts all those Nervous Diseases which
the most profound medical skill has hitherto had control
1t grand restorer In building up weak constitution
already down by disease and debated by other med
cne Its inyigoratng pr pertes act like charm, and Ito
beneficial effects almost miraculous The weak the
and those suffering with constant pains and unaas
ness, frequently cured by using a single bottle
Price so cents, and to be had at the stores Of
T. D. Gilman, W. h GilmGn,
Charles Stott q Co.. Samuel Butt,
j. + .Callan John W. Nairn
K1dwell 4 Lawrence Washington city, D. @.
j. L. Kidwel Georgetown, D. c., and the various Drug
stores in Alexandria. nov l6--df
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
n. n. r..

No Mystery In Its quick action In stopping pein and re
moving it's Iyou suffering pain, Railways Ready
Relief will instantly stop the most severe paroxysms
Cramps 1t instantly alays irritation and mpart to every
part of the system heat and health 1t produces an equal
circulation of blood and nuses health and strength into
the weak disabled lame diseasseaten limb and joint
Sick Headache Neuralgia, If Darrhoea OF Rheumatism az
you will instantly stop the pain, and by taking inter
nay will ceanse and sweeten the Stomach give strength
and vitality them srss and strong and
against renewed attacks pain Railways Ready
Relief composed Of active and positive properties nothing
inert useless, dangerous poisonous enters Ito compo
son 1t will always relieve PAIN and euro its cause
gThe sick will plsase bear in mind that prepare
three different remedies H. r. Relief stops
PAIN will all diseases All acute palms arising from
diseased action, Nervousness, Lapguh Circulation, Weak
ness 3d. will quickly But for diseases arising from
BAD BLOOD Radway's Renovatng Resolvent Is quick,
pleasant radical 1t renovaes the whole system,
makes the blood pure rch and healthy 1t resolves
away from the solids all diseased deposits It cures old
Sores, Salt Rheum Humors Scrofua, Syphilis Cancers U
GERS Tuor Ricketts, 30 Price Of Resovent 81 bottle
r. r. r.. No s. Railways Regulators insure to all who
use them regular action of the bowels and healthy d.
gestion. They Costivensss, Liver Complaint, DC,
nov lI-eo3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
NEW FANCY AND VARIETY STORE.

East SIDE Seventh street, .fea0 doors above Odd
Fellot0s' Hail.
HR Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF Wash
ingon city that he has opened store ut the above
place. and will keep constantly hand and for very
LOW PRICES, general assortment Of Combs, Hair, and
other Brushes Porte Monnaies Perumery China vsses
Paper Mace Tables style eight day and 30hour Clocks
Baskets Of every descriptions Ladies' Boxes Wax Dolls
Toilet Soaps Tally He Razors Shaving Cases &C. Together
with large assortment of Fancy and Useful goods which
win be sold at prices that cannot iail to please
nov 1b--eo3t A. HAMMOND.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

From Havana-marILets,& sc.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1z-2 p. m.
The steamer Black Warrior from Mobile and Ha-
vana arrived to-day. She left Mobile on the 9th
and arrived at Havana on the 18th, and sailed for
New York on the 18th inst, with 'thirty-fye pas
sengers.
The Crescent City difficulty has been revived
by the Captain Generals affirming that the
agreement between him and Judge Conkling had
reference only to one voyage of the steamer.
This is the effect of his representations. The
old Spaniards have persuaded the Captain Gen.
eral that concession on his part has the appear
ance of c0wardice
A war steamer cruising off Moro Castle, has
prevented the Crescent City from entering the
Port of Havana. Every attention is paid to all
other American vessels.
The American Stamer Antelope, belonging to
the Nicaragua Company put into Havana for
Goals and water without clean bill of health,
which is well known to be contrary to the quar-
antine. Every facility was afforded her, and hav-
ing obtained the necessary supplies, she sailed on
the Twelfth for San Francisco.
The British steam frigate Highaigher and two
sloops of war are in the harbor, but no vessels of
the United States Navy. Havana is healthy, and
business dull.
Flour and grain are firm, and previous prices
for cotton asked. Other things unchanged
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR &C. GIBBONS, late of the city of New York, has
lN opened school in Temperance Hall, street,
Wednesday, November TO- 1882 for ladies and children at
O'Clock p. m and gentlemen att O'Clock p m.
Mr. G. learns all his pupils with sunh unusual success
that after five private lessons be has them all to meet and
perform In assemblies He hope parents Will avail them
this opportunity by sending their children to be
taught those accomplishments necessary to fit them for
genteel society.
For further particulars gee Mr. G. at Temperance Hall
the days and hours aforementioned
nov 81
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
"Erath stranger that fiction Wonderful
HUSBANDS AND WIVES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
VEGETABLE TINCTuRE.

HUSBANDS AND WIVES, Observation-Disclosures
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Extract from james Harris esqs Letter. AsSandria Va
After speaking wonderful himself he says Mrs
has been suffering with the liver complaint and from feel
ings Of inability constantly complaining, with weakness
through Der whole system She enjoys better health
than she has thirty years being entirely restored by the
use of Hampton's Vegetable Tincture"
GRIhrs esq, Loudon Co., ys-Extraet from his letter;
"My been for years aicted with great weakness
pam In the breast side and back papitaton of ths heart
sbeness of the system loss Of Appetite complexion
saow sight of almost gone the other very weak
blessed TO say, Hamptons ncure has restored her
TO perfect health Her eyes good they
weren
Call and get pamphlet gratis containing history Of this
wonderful discovery With certificates Of the most dstn
guished In the loo1ldl
Sold by CHAs sToTT 4 CO, Washington, DC. noyl0
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
MARRIED,

On the ID instant, by the Rev. JEssx r pfcE, Mr. 10.
sEpH " COLLINS Of Washington, TO Miss sUsANNAH G.
CARR, VI Maryland.
On the 18th instant by the same, Mr.. GEORGE MILLER
70 Miss ELEANOR d. R0abRSoN, all OF W.shngton.
On Sunday, l4th instant at the Foundry church. by the
Rev. Or. PICK, CHRISTOPHER H. BYRNE to FANNY "
MIDDLETON, daughter ofhe late RoprrT MppLEroS all Of
this city.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

H6S- fatal accident occurred to q Mr. White
mere in buckingham, Ohio, on Wednesday last.
He was standing on the lock wall pointing out to
his son the manner in which the machinery for
raising the gates operated, when portion Of the
tackle broke, causing the capstan, on which there
was heavy train, to revolve swiftly, the crowbar
used as a leVer-bar striking Mr.. whitemors, and
knocking him over the wall and down distance
OF about twenty feet among the rocks and stones
below, fraoturing his limbs and skull, and entire
ly deprived him of consciousness until he died
His son was also precipitated to the ground at
the same moment, but was fortunate enough to
escape without serious injury.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

Butter is selling at S5 cents per pound ii
CINCINNATI 1t Is clearly the result Of combination
among dealers for the farmers and producers get
no such prices
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

ROY AT late election in Mississippi the PEG.
pie agreed to recognise the State bonds hereto.
fore repudiated by them
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

say- The New York Typographical Society has
resolved to celebrate the anniversary of Franklins
birthday, on the 18th of January NEXT, by pub.
lie festival
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

Ray- The whole story about the difference be-
tween Jenny Lind and her husband is hoax II
has been denied by Madame sontag, whose name
was used in giving ii currency.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
BY GREEN SCOTT, Auctionsers.
yXTENsIvE SALE OF MAHOGANY,

BY GHEEN BUTT, Auotionsers,
INTENSIVE SALE OF MAHOGANY,
L. and WALNUT Lum ber.-on Monday, the
I'D Instant shall cell In trent Of Warehouse at the
and Ninth streets opposite the Market Space
10 o'clock A. NJ large assortment Of Mahogany and Wal
nut Plank, Boards Veneers, and Baussrs, Nsvsls Sc
viz;
Mahogany, 1000 feet y, "a q Boards
Do 500 feet ~, 2, ~, and . inch Plank
suitable for handrals
Black Walnut, 900 feet u andl inch Boards
DO 500 Fancy Bslust-rs
enne Walnut Newsl Posts, with caps
1000 feet Shaded and Curied Vepeers
The above described stock Of lumber Of very superior
quality makers un6etsksrr, carpenters and build
srs respectfully toths sale and as the sale
they will please be pupctusl 10 the time.
Terms All OF and under $50 cash over $50 and not
exceeding $50 sixty days. $50 SIXTY and ninety days.
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
GREEN SCOTT,
nov It'd Auctione.rs
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
City Items.

Ges- At the Theatre last night, the audience
though not very large, was such one as could
venture opinion of the merits of an artistic
without fear of rebuke, and from the expires.
sions OF satisfaction given, we judge the Opera
Troupe at present performing there. to be we'll
worth the patronage Of our citizens. Miss Ritch-
ings in the character of Linda, received many
celent judges Of vocal performance Mr.. Bishop
is favorite in Washington, and as such will al
ways be received. And Jordan-Harry Jordan
we mean-every one knows the reception he mot
with. To. night, the Position is to be performed,
and the manager having made arrangements to
insure the pleasure and comfort of his patrons,
he may expect full house.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
By WIN. B. LEWIS, Auotionser.

Peonnsylvania ave., bets y a. eth streets.
SHALL this evening and every evening this week va.
riety Of goods, such Fancy Boxes, Rosewood Desks
Shaving Boxes, Rarors Shaving Crean &c, &c Clothing
shirts, Drawers Handkerchief, DC, &C. Trunks Carpet
Bags &c &C. Also fns lot Of Gold Jewelry, Breast
pins Rings, Finger Rings, Locksts Pencils Neck Fobs
and other Gold Chains Also fms Gold Lever Watches
silver do Also doubsbarre Guns, ssgsTs &c do tocoss
sundry invoices. W. b. LEWIS,
nov 1T-3t Auotioneer.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
ne nWINTER MILLINERY n on

NTRs.s. PARKER will open Thursday, the 18th inst,
WI ct 10 o'clock, splendid assortment Of rAhls WIN.
TER MILLINERY, consisting In part OF French Pattern
Hats Head Dresses, Cape Ribbons Flowers, newest style
Yfitts Gloves &C. 80 PARkERS
nov legt Fancv and pprfumerv store under Nat Hotel
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
National Theatre.

II. a. Marshall Sole Lessee.
Prices Of adm ssonPrivate Boxes s5 Dress Circle and
Parquee so cents Children under ten years. half price
Reserved Seats rs cent? Orchestra Seats rs cents Family
Circle % cents Third Tier 80 cents; Colored Gallery IS
cents
Doors open O'Clock the curtain Will be raised Is
The box Office will be open daily, from 10 o'clock, 70
o'clock, p. m.
THIS EVENING, Nof. II,
WIN be presented for the first time In Washing tbs esle-
brsted Opera Of the
P0STILLION OF L0NJUMEAU
Mndelaine.....,...... Miss RicHIN5s
Miss ANNE WALTTRs and Mr.. o. W. SMITH viii dance
La TACKQUINETTE.
The evenings entertainment viii conclude with the Parcs
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
Domestic Goods.

0VVNbs
DLEACHED Cotton from 6L4 cents up
Id brown do do 40 do
l case premium benched cottons only 10 cents
Hamiton's Canton flannel, VERY heavy
do igd do do 10 do
do plain colors, tin every shsde)
case domestic dannels, very cheap
l do plain red do do
pieces tvillei do do
Gaze white, all WOOL haBnels
! do oil wool, RID do
Cotton Table DsmAsks
case a. Manchester Ginghams, only 12l5 cents
White Linen Table Damasks, very cheap
Brown 10 do do do
csse fae striped ginghsms
600 yards dress prints from u to 1917 cents
200 do furniture do do 90 cents Up
10 pieces "a do do very cheap
With Bed Comforts-Rlsnkets from al s1h 10 $40 per
pair-sd Hemp Csrpetst4 Hemp arI.ts--npg Carpets
with Rugs--Ci Cloths &C.
call attention Of buyers 10 tn. above AZ va ar.
termined 20 cell great bargains II, IA. TkBBs co,
No. 4, south side Penns. sy. bet and sts
~ Washington News
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

uentc few days ago, ndverted to the sxpendi-
ture Of the General Government as fit subject
for reform but at the same time he rebuked the
bitter partisans who complain of its increase as
an abuse resulting from Wing rule. The Colonel
said:
"Let me do justice. Party warfare throws the
blame Of these sixty millions on the present Wing
Administration. memorable history will have TO
qualify that reproach and to tell that Democratic
majorities were in both Houses Of Congress when
that appalling sum voted! And further, that
it would have been seventy, instead of sixty mil
lions, IL the ioloev' House las it Is called) had
sanctisned all the appropriations voted in the
upper
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17

fss- western pioneer DR.. Daniel Drake Of
'-nah, is dead. He was a native Of New
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-17
SMALL STORE FOR RENT NEAR
nr.tu Ar-

TUE store lately occupied by j. Winner Stationery
and Fancy Store The fixtures Will he included " de
sired Winner has removed next door, 70 tho store lately
occupied by Mrs COLLISION 9th street, Louiana ave
nue.. nov
DERMUDA ARROW ROOT-A very superior
ID article, just recsived WILLIAM I. EVANS,