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WANTS.

"ANTED-Inform Of Mary Ann Con-
w nelly, from the county Clare. Ireland. has a
daughter by the name of Bridget Connely, by her
sister. When last heard from was in Baltimore
Any information will be thankfully received by
ANN HOLLERIN,
At Edward Murphy's, at the New Depot.
dee Tits
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BREAD. CAKES. PASTRY. &c.

o1sI4tAO VoAIp, An1hI Z NC'
NHAkLES w. HAVENER, Baker and Confection-
~ er, street, between AZ and 9th streets, has
constantly on hand large assortment of all the
best articles usually kept In his line.
Pound and Fruit Cakes
Sponge Jelly, and Citron Cakes
Tea Cakes, great variety
Best family Bread and Biscuit, fresh every NOR
ming and e7ening.
Goods delivered In any part of the city free of all
charge
Any article sold by me which does not give salts
faction can be returned and the money refunded
dec 12-eotf
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If - LIg--Our friend Robertson has now GOT
io 'uiu,- with Ire .'presrIyers of tie law - in
>iead Of the ordinary hreaker. OF the law Robert
cot came INTO Tie office oil the Captain Of Police
Thursday no5n,ns, and commenced u-ing abusive
ilhsn age 10 officers Bdrnaclo and Boss, when he
put Out oi Tie office BY Mr. StOddard, against whom
Mr. Robertson obtained The follow ing warrant, which
"a- G" be tned 10 day before Squire Goddard
~ arlington COUNTY, to rri'. To John Davis, /.
constable OF sad c0unty-whercas, complaint hath
been iIadc before me. the subscriber, of the Jus
herS III HIS Peace III and for saId county, upon the
Information and oath OF James Robertson, who
Charges a certain Isaac StOdddrd with committing
al assault and hatirry upon him in the sud county
ell the 10Th day of December, l-.I3 and he Graves
Tie interference of the Law in his behalf You are,
u'rTet"re, hereby commanded immediately 10 appre
LenI the said Isaac Stoddard, and bring him before
Mr, lhr subscriber, or somr other Justice OF the
ftacr OF the county aidIc-aId. 10 DO dealt with
gordIng 10 law. Hereof fail not, and have you there
HIS warrant. (SIgnr.J Is. X. MoRsELL."
The facts OF the case these Ii that on
The previous evening of "Wednesday, Robertson was
I-~eIng along the avenue, and when by Rsley's Va
Hrf some of Tie boys assembled outside hallOed out
sud - Robertson immediately went up officer
BamaclO and complain ID OF u, when the officer
c0mpanIed him hack to where the crowd was AS
scrubbed and told him point out the guilty party
wsch, il appears, that he not able do. While
this going on, another officer BOSS came up u
inquire into the matter, when Robertson began
abusing him, calling him, in short, everything but a
gentleman.
Tie Rec. ~. Fl. MiRurn, chaplain to the House
ii Representatives,, will preach in the Hall of the
House to morrow morning at II O'Clock. From the
well known elOquence OF the reverend preacher
who, although deprived Of his visual faculties, Is
endowed with the higher perceptions Of the mind,
u s1csiisni sermon may be expected.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

NIE take this opportunity to give our friends and
w the pubic generally due notice that we have
taken the large and elegantylighted store now
occupied by VIM. NJ Shuster Co., in 7th street. three
doors north Of Pennsylvania avenue and in order to
reduce our stock of welselected and assorted DRY
GOODS before moving, We will commence to-day to
sell every article at greatly reduced prices and yery
many at less than cost TO close them out We ask the
particular attention of ladies to our stock of
Fine all wool Plaid CsshmeI es and Moussslines
fancy plaid and brocade Silks in very rich STYLES
ladies Cloaking Cloths, embracing all the choice
shades, with lining silks to match. Also lot of
velvet and cloth Cloaks of latest styles and which
will be sold at much less than the market price The
as We warrant ell goods bought at our establishment
to prove as represented.
MAXWELL, SEARS 4 COLLEY,
Penn av-, between eth and 10th streets
n. B-Tne store We now occupy IL for rent
dec 6-eoet
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BY GREEN g. SCOTT, Auctfoneers.
l lh1 GOODS at Auction.-0n WEDNESDAY the
- list instant we shall sell at the store on Gar
r,son street near the Navy Yard, opposite Mr. Thos
Bayne's, at 10 o'clock a. (the flag will designate
in part Of
Cloths, Cassimerss, Calicoes
Cott0ns, Trimmings, &c.
Terms cash. GREEN A. SCOTT
dec lT-3t Anot;onaors
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t'OR SALK-A FARM, in Fairfax county, Va. Is
miles from Alexandria, laying on the OK road,
between Fairfax Court house and Occoquan Mills,
about miles from Berk's Station. on the Railroad
1t contains about 90 acres, ood,sream of water
runs through 1t, between three and four hundred
fruit trees. dwelling and out houses and we'll tim,
bered For iRloi mation apply to
VIM WASHINGTON.
dec ID Capitol Hill,
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Prices of Admiss ion:
GATHERS

'INHlS Establishment is now in successful opera
i ton, and the proprietor fatters himself that
ms visitors Will now be pleased In every particular
designed for the use of Ladies' and Gentlemen when
accompanied by Ladies. The Restaurant on the Sc
cond floor to the left is for the use Of Gentlemen
alone, to which the particular attention of Members
OF Congress and others who room out il invited
Meals are served at all hours at prices low as the
plhinest houses, aud in style but rarely enjoyed
elrewhere. Those wishing to give private Parties
can be accommodated on short notice in five rooms
above the large Saloon, furnished in STYLE Of un
surpassed magnifcer.e. dec I,-eo3t
HHILDRENS AND INFANTS HATS, CAPS, and
~ Flats OF all colors, styles qualities and prices
a large and superior assortment now on hand, and
cheap for cash at Lanes
Fashionable Hat and Cap Store
Pennsylvania avenve, near AZ street.
dee DIV
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ELEGANT RICH FURS!

ELEGANT RICH FURS!
TODD g. CO, Browns Hotel, Pa. svenue, in
i yite the attention to their extensive and unri-
vailed assortment of
LADIES' FURS
of every description-consistng OF Long Flat Boss,
Pslatines Pomsise, Vietorines Pllerines, Cuffs, &c.
RICH HUDSON BAY SABLE
BAUM AND STONE MARTIN
ROYAL ERMINE
FITCH MARTIN
MINK Do
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
BLACK LUSTD LYNX
And other styles, as recognized by taste and fash
ion. dec q
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NEW MUSIC, PIANOS &c.

NEW MUSIC, PIANOS &c.
WE have this week published the 'Star schot
w tische," by G'Schwend, and dedicated to
Messrs Wallach Hope, of the Evening Star"
This ls very pretty Schottische, and friends
should not fail to secure copy. We have also re-
Gently opened FIVE new Pianos, from the establish
ment of knabe Cache Co., and one from Firth,
Pond, Co., N. " to all of which we invite the at
tsnion OF those in want Of fret rate instrument
US we are determined to sell at very low rates.
j.. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between eth and 10th streets.
doc
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By DOWNS & HUTCHINSON, Au'trs
E'ANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, &c, at Auction
Il On TUESDAY morning, Dec. 10th, at 10 o'cl'k
we viii sell at our store handsome assortment OF
fency foods, suitable for presents. such as
portfolios, Porte-monnaies Jewelry Boxes
Card Cases, Card Baskets
Ladies Workboxes and Travelling Companions
Fancy Boxes, Gentlemen's Shaving Cases
Boxes of Perfume. Mantel Ornaments
Wax Figures under glass
Sand Toys, Wax Dolls
Children's China Cups and Saucers
Kaleidoscope, Perspectives
Lava Pitchers and Inkstands, Fancy Vases
Portable Desks, Fine Razors
Pen and Pocket Knives, Pine Scissors, Albums
Pistols, Guns, Fancy Clocks, &c.
Terms cash.
DOWNS & HUTCHINSON
Auctioneers Atheneum Building,
Pa avenue, between W and 9th reefs.
Inc Sale will be continued in the evening at
o'clock d an
dec 17-2t
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" ANTED-Ay young lady, to take charge of
w school, In the neighhorhood of Bladensburp
Address. post paid, "S c." Bladensburg.
dec 10
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0L0THS-
~ BLACK, blue, and green French Cloths
Black and fancy colored Cassimeres
Silk and Satin Vestings
Lambs wool Undershirts and Drawers
AANNELsmWhite, yellow, blue, and red of ev
cry quality.
Customers will do we'll to give me a call.
VIM. r. RILEY,
Corner sth street, opp. Centre Market.
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DISLEY,S VARIETE.

dec lift
DISLEY'S VARIETE.
~ MIR. W. R. GOODALL's Benefit
THIS EPENLNG win be performed the drama of
THE DRUNKARD
Favor.te dance by Miss G DAWES
Song by Mi.s DE FORREST
10 conclude with the farce Of
THE YOUNG SCAMP
Prices Of Admission Orchestra chairs rs csnts
dress circle, SO cents; gentleman accompanied by
two ladies, 81; family circle % cents
Doors open at o. -commence at IA o'clock
NATIONAL THEATRE.
~ Third week Of the RAVELS
THIS ETENLNG will be performed the farce of
THE SECRET.
10 oe Followed by the list act of GISELLE.
The whole to conclude with the pantomime of
ROBERT MACAIRE.
Prices OF Admission Dress circle, paruuet, and
thlrd tier 90 cents reserved and orchestra seats rs
cents; family circle and cOlored gallery 25 cents
Doors open at 81. to commence at o'clock
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ENRENCH Nj II OS , all colors, very
Il cheap
Parametta Cloths, in every color and quality
French Moussalanes. white, black and culored
Cashmere Plaids Sack Flaunels, of every color
SILKS.
White, pink, blue, and black watered silks
Black Silks Of eveey width and quality
Also, many other goods not mentioned, all of
which will be sold cheap, by
VIM. r. RILEY
Corner sth street, opp. Centre Market.
dee Jim
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VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS

VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS
fINHE undersigned continues to write Visiting and
J. Wedding Cards. teach Penmanshp, Phonoyra-
ply, and Book keeping, at his room, over No s.
Washington Place, 9TH street, near Odd Fellows
Hall.
Hours from this date from a. m. till 10 D. m
Commu nicatiohs through the Office attended 10, and
dec 14-eo3t WIN. A. RICHARDSON.
FANCY HEAD DRESSES, CAPS, &C.
lust received, another supply of those beautiful
y and much desired articles, which the Ladies have
an assortment from which the most fastdeous can
be suited We invite an examination of stock OF
Embroidcries Laces, Ribbons, &c.
ATATE.
DROOMS, BUCKETS, SC.
ID 80 dozen Brooms
% do Painted Buckets
20 Nests Willow Baskets
10 do Painted and Cedar Tubs
Bales Aicant Mats
dozen Jute and Fancy do
100 gross Matches
For sale ty
SAMUEL HAMILTON Il co.
dec lo-eO2w. Pa. av. opposite Jackson Hall.
NOTICE To LAND HOLDERS IN ALEXAN-
~ DRlA. VA.-An persons residing in the Dis
trict of Columbia, no own real estate in the city
and county of Alexandria are hereby notified to call
be returned delinquent, and thereby cause them
much trouble and expense. "A word to the wise is
sufficient" L. SANGSTER, d. S,
Alexandria county, Va.
Alexandria. November 18th, 1858
dec 10-eOSt
CUGAR, Coffee and Teas.
~ 30 bbls. Refined, Crushed and pulyerisel Sugar
20 bbls- White Clarified Sugar
Is hhds. and So bbs. Brown do
80 Pockets Prime Java Coffee
20 bags White Maracaibo do
rs boxes Ground do
% Half Chests Fresh Green and Black Tea
Il Small Boxes very fine Black Tea
For sale by
SAML HAMILTON & CO.
dec lO-eo2w Penn. ay- opp. Jackson Hall.
VEGETABLE OIL, ADAMANTINE
Candles, sc.
Is boxes Adamantine Candles by the box at %
cents, and at retail at 25c. per ID.
casks pure Vegetable Oil ut ST FER gal, burns
free, without the offensive odor of whae oil
Refined Whale Oil 81 per gallon
Best Sperm Oil, and all kinds of Candles at low
prices. H. NJ. P. KING,
dec 13-eo2w Corner 18th and SITS.
OUTER, Cheese, Mackerel, &c,
ID so Kegs prime Goshen and Glades Butter
1000 lbs. prime Goshen Cheese
50 bbls. No. ]. 3, and Mackerel
40 boxes Scaled Herrings
$500 lbs. Grand Bank Ccdhsh
so bags Buckwheat
100 Beef Tongues
SO pieces Dried Beef
In store and for sale by
SAML. HAMILTON co.
dec l0-pO2w Penn, Az. OpD. lack sou Hall
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United States Patent Office,

WASHINGTON, December :. 1858.
4 IN the petition of HENRY BURDEN. of Troy New
NIYork, praying for the extension eta pat. mt grant
ed to him on the 2st of September, ls40 and ante
dated I'd of March, 1910, for an improvement in ma
chinery for making Hook Headed Spikes for seven
years from the expiration ofsad patent which takes
place on the second day of March, eighteen hundred
and fifty-four:
1t ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on Monday, the 18th day Of February
next at Il o'clock m, and all persons are notified to
appear and show cause, if any they have, why said
petition ought not to be grated
Persons opposing the extension are required to ln
In the Patent Office their objections specially set forth
In writing at least twenty days before the dav of
hearing all testimony filed by either party TO be- used
at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted
in accordance with the rules Of this Office which wiz
be furnished on application.
Ordered also, that this notice he published In the
l MON, lntelligencer and Evening Star. Washington
u. T.; Evening National Argus, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
U. s. Argus, and Scientific American, New York
Post, Boston, Mass; Atlas, Albany, New York
Morning Poet, Pittsburgh, Pa and Inquirer. Gin.
clnnat, Ohio once week for three successive weeks
previous to the thirteenth day of February next the
day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
P-s-Editors of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office with paler
containing this notice. dec 3-S3E-
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Il a1frlins to Hotel Keeper,.-We understand
that good many OF The class of society, known as
Jeremy DIdlerS, have been practising their pecu
lar calling upon the hotel keepers of our city, get
iIhs INTO comfortable quarters. and stopping with
mile ho-t until their hills had swolleuup 10 some
Lilhz considerable. These gentry then deeamp and
qdt l"r some other place, where they PRACTISE a
rlH'ilaT course Oi drcsptlUH, eyylng j species OF
black mani" upon hotel keepers and others. One
20 these gentlemen left the United States Hotel the
other day Wth in account OF -onr sAty dollars and
odd unpaid, and several other similar accidents have
happened Al The different Hotels of the Guy. The
hotel keepers must br ON their guard Tor since the
of"-uirg Uf Congress, " Washington has been visited
" "Iogues' "i every description. Ter5tm sup.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HANDY e. COMPANY,s

My q COMpANY'S
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS.
VIII give their first GRAND CONCERT AT COPP'S
PAVILION, Louisiana Avenue near 9Th street, on
MoNDAf EVENING, December 10th, 1858, and con-
tinue through the week.
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tOTIidiirs III, iaHas-.7 Bridegroom Spirited
-1;dy-i Excitement in the E'n,t HGri-A few even
ings since, considerable company assembled al the
house Of worthy old resident of the First Ward,
wines the marriage Ut his daughter Il buck about
town. The Rev. Mr.. Evans, the clergy officiating,
commenced the ceremony and proceeded to the part
"h1rt ne cals on any one present TO speak out II
showing Of an impeachment to tho contamination OF
The ceremony. Nhrreur0n fair one, who up 10
uIal time stood IlmIdly back in The crowd, rushed
Forward and SFiZing the affnghted bridegroom by
The throat dragged HIM immediately from the room
and h0u~- ere th" intended bride could To his
rescue Since then, the di>cOnsnlatP half married
'Ouns person ha- heard from her spirited away
hali-hu>band. These facts IRE positively true.
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A TPRIVATE SALR-4 TaludGle Fa,m.-The I'm.
IA dersignfd has beed authorized by deed of
trust duly executed and recorded to sell very de-
sirable farm of GO acres of aud. in Fairfax county
Va, within y miles from Washington city, and 5
miles from Alexandria
There is upon the place comfortable farm house
and an orchard Of good fruit
For price, terms, and particulars apply to
WM. III. WARD, Trustee,
tn. Office over Todd & Co.'S Hat Store
dec f5-eoGt*
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"ANTED-A Market Gardener, by a person
w who has farm in the vicinity of Washing
ton, amply stacked With everything necessary for
the business To man who is steady, reliable, and
thoroughly competent to take charge of a market
garden, with such assistance in the way of labor as
he may need, fair wages and share of the sales will
be given. Apply early at the "Star" Office No ore
need apply who cannot bring satisfactory recommen
dations as to character and competency.
dec 6-tf
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WANTED-To hire, or purchase if On easy
W terms, commodious dwelling HOUSE, north
OF Pennsylvania avenue. Address sc G F." Office of
the Evening Star" nov l5-f
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s.St HOUSE WANTED-The advertiser
mmssM desires to purchase comfortable DWELLING
S'Ass-for small family. Enquire at the "star" OF
nee nov 25-tf
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lNEN Cambria Handkerchief. n. th.
- largest and best assortment ever offered by us
and we think at the lowest prices Salesrocm
Hotel STEyENS
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CHARLES MASON,

Commissioner Of PateDts
s-EditOrs of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office with parer
containing this notice deg 2-S3r
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

POOMS TO-LET-In Washington Place, eth ST.
III between and Z SITS , over F. Mattingly's Hal
store. Enquire of F. MATTINGLY, Halter.
dec 1T-3t$
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E0R RENT-A two-story brick HOUSE, rent is
l. $500, containing a good store room, and dwell
ling for small family situated on Pennsylvania av-
enue opposite Wizards Hotel, it is good business
sand: Apply to s. W. X. Handy, next door to the
premises, or to +. G. HANDY, Agent.
dec lift
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t>oR RENT-Three or four very desirable fur
l. nished ROOMS. ON Missouri avenue three doors
west OF ~ street. Hotels and boarding houses very
convenient Enquire as above. J. F. WALKER.
dec 15-3t
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WIGS! WIGS, WIGSut
MEDEURST O. HEARD

HATS HATSn HATS !n-Of the latesl fashion
IL and most approved styles, full assortment
now on hand at LANES Fashionable Hat and Cap
Store, pennsylvania avenue, near a st.
dec 1d2w
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a. FOR RENT-A new three-story brick House
III on the south side of D st. north between l4th
and 10Th SITS. west containing ten rooms all private
small cellar passage and side alley with the priv
iege OF na'Ip in yard at the of the lot For
terms, &c, apply to Mrs. Doubleday Immediately in
the rear OF Ohio avenue. dec 1856
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lid AND WARM GLOVEs--Dur as
IN sortment of Warm and Kid Gloves is now COM
pete. In our assortment may be found "Alexan-
ders.' Salesroom, Browns Hotel.
STEVENS
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" ., LIGI
ID 2casks superior old Brandy
1 casks Medingo Brandy
Is quarter casks Port, Madeira, Sherry, and
common Wine
so barrels old and common Whiskey
20 baskets Champagne Wine. MAX Sautern)
10 dozen VOLTS Aromatic Schnapps
$4,000 Cigars, Of various brands and qualities
Just received and for sale by
SAM'L BACON 4 CO.,
Corner of It'll street and Penn. avenue.
dee 10-enHf
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07

OFFICE BEGeINc-CORwIN's ADvIcE.- About three years agO, young man pre- sented himself to Mir. C0rwin for Clerk ship. Thrice was he refused and still he made fourth effort. His perseverance and spirit of determination awakened a friendly interest in his welfare, and the Sec reiary advised him, in the strongest possi-
 ble terms. IO abandon his purpose, and % to iEe West, if he could do no better out side the Departments. My young friend said he, go to the Northwest buy l60 acres of government land-or if you have not the money 10 purchase, squat on ii get you an axe and a maltock : put up q log cabin for your ha5ita;ion, and raise little corn ana potatoes keep your con science clear, and live like freeman your own master, with no one to give you orders, and without dependence upon any body. Do that, and you will become hon. ored, respected, influential and rich. But accept elerkship hert, and you sink al once all independence your energies be- come relaxed, and you are unfiited in n few years for any other and more indepen- dent position. may give you a place to day, and can kick you out again io-mor- row and there's another man over there at the White House who can kick nse out, and the people by-andAby can kick Atn1 out; and so we go. But # you own an
 acre of land, it is your kingdom and your cabin is your castle-yOu are sovereign, and you will feel it in every thr0bbing 0t' your pulse, and every day of your litt
 would assure me of your thanks for having thus advised, you.'
 1.-the thousands who so aTdenlly strive . for places under tie Government would ponder well these words, and exercise sound discretion in their application thus many young and gallant spirit would he saved from hamilton, 10 he useful to :he world, and joy rather than grief to its possessor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07

p A whirlwind, or something be- tween that and, hurrieans, saysthe Danbury Times. passed over ihe north> ern part of that village, on Friday af- ternoon last. It was preceded by light thunder shower, when. the wind. commenced blowing heavily from the north~west. At the mill pond in the. vicinity of Col. E. M.. Whites factory, the water was hoisted from its bed to the distance of several feet in the air, and carried back f,oup the dam. The house of Mr. Geo. White, situated on the hill in Beaver street, was violently shaken, and for several minutes fears were entertained by i!!s inmates that it wuuid not withstand the gale. and the fact of its doing so was probably owing to its having been newly and substan. tially built. The large brick Hat Man ufacturing establishment of Messrs. Tweedy & White, which was nearly completed was not so fortunate. The roof was lifted. bodily from it's position. and landed on the grounds clear of tls main building. the iimbers mostly separ- ated from each other, and the tin roofing torn into strips the chimney. running from the boiler room up by the side of the mair building. was detached by the falling roof. and broken down about six feet from the top of the bu;lding-the, bricks falling upon. and crushing in .hN roof of' the boiler room. Fortunately; no one was injured by the crash. The. loss to the proprietors is estimated at, about $l ,OOO.
 We learn from the Farmer, that some effects from the gale were left in Bridges port, and that the spirc of the new Uni>- versalist ediice was tipped some four or five feet from its centre. and the timters of the building started from their fastens- ings.