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n M. sKIPPON, Merchant Tailor, No.

~e 1913 Pennsylvania avenue between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets, would inform his friends and
customers, that he has now on hand handsome
sortment Of Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings, which
have been selected with care especially for custom
trade, and Of which he would be pleased to make up
10 order in his usual good style, at moderate prices.
most respectfully solicited TO call and examine for
themselves. nov 20-Tu&Thm
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Georgetown Markets, November "a.
Flour--family--S1 90 to S11 25.
Extra superfse-$8 SO to IS rs.
SuperRne-$S 25 to So 80.
Wheat-white 81 rs S5; Red 81 10 u 81 80.
Corn--white rs to 80 cents. yellow rs 10 49,
Corn meal--90 to 95 cents
Mill offal-Shorts--1s to 10 cents.
Brown stuf;-25 to 30 cents
Ship stuff-40 TO SO cents
Flour. market very unsettled holders asking %
cents advance.
Arrivals.
Schr Havre de Grace, Fields, firm Philadelphia, to
Pickrell Il Go.
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Cholera o.. sL,inboard.

New York, Nov 24.--The ship 0mer Pasha ar
rived at this port to-day, from Antwerp, bringing
$50 passengers. She reports 90 cases of cholera
during the passage, SO Of which terminated fatally.
On the Oath October, in latitude 4s deg. 40 min.,
and longitude % deg, she passed the ship Glen
burn from New Orleans, 81 days out, for Havrc,
which reported the loss of half her crew by yellow
fever
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FOR SALE.

HNHE three story frame house, No. $50,
- q street. south side, between 18th and 14th SITS
The house is nearly new, and in good repair. There
~ an excellent well Of water on the premises. Will
DO sold low, and on easy terms Of payment For
the name Of the owner apply at the house. inquire
Of Mr. Garter, door-keepcr at the Treasury.
nov 1s--lwif
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NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE.

u der the sun, and therefore | would inform my
friends and the public at large that have opened
fine new Confectionery Store opposite Browns Ho-
tel No. 347, Pennsylvania avenue, IN which may be
obtained everything in the line IN the best possible
manner and cheapest rates Ice Creams Jellies Char
lotts Ices &C. Of all kinds Candies Of all kinds and
prices from 81 cents 70 81 per pound Cakes Of all
kinds. You may find here more than fifty varieties
Of Cake all of the best quality made Of good fresh
butter and eggs, and by the best workmen IN the
United States. llatter myself can please the taste
Of the most fastidious. j. q. WEAVER
N. ID. Parties weddings, balls, &c, &C. supplied
in the shortest notice and most pleasing terms.
nov 17--3taw2m 10. w.
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OYsTERs--FREsH DAILY.
VS of fheee dpliefnua hivaIY

IL can have their various palstes gratihed by hay
ing them served up in every style by the undersigned
The subscriber has engaged q prUfessed cook, espe-
cially for this department, whose qualifications have
been attested 10 BY many
Meals served up at al hours consisting Of every
nov l7--1m Penn. avenue.
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TO OUR FRIENDS.
TIME Mount Vernon Club have tho

~ pleasure Of informing their numerous friends
5&tt they viii give their SECOND ANNUAL BALL
6aMonday, the 18th Of December, At jackson Hall.
Particulars in future advertisement
nov 20z2t#
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THE POST OFFICE.

The Northern and Eastern Mail IL opened at s
o'clock A. NJ, and half past p. NJ; closes at p.
NJ and y. M.
The Grcat Southern Mail Is opened Mt A. NJ, and
closes At r. NJ. The Southern Mail, far South as
n, closes at +. NJ.
The Northwestern Mail is open at half past P. NJ.
CLOSES Al r. NJ.
The Western Mail is open at o'clock A. NJ, closes
asP.M.
The Norfolk Mail arrives at II o'clock p NJ, closes
al . r. NJ, daily, except Sundays.
The California Mail, direct closes here on the Sd
and 18th Of each month, al p. NJ.
A. M
wsrenton Springs arrives at II A. NJ, closes at
10 A. M. and 0 p. NJ
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Leave Washington for Baltimore NJ and half past
o'clock A. NJ, and . and o'clock T.. NJ. The FIRST
and fourth trains connect with the North.
Leave Baltimore for Washington AZ half past
and O'Clock A. NJ. and and o'clock p. NJ. The
first and second trains connect with the Orange and
Alcrandria cars.
ADAMS a CO.'S EXPRESS
Leaves Washington for Baltimore and the North
al o'clock r. NJ for the South, ~ O'Clock Y. N.
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TICKETS ONLY rs CENTS-to be had at the
Jewery Store Of Messrs Gait q Brother, where the
presents can be seen.
The Programme for the occasion viii consist Of
Songs, Sentimental and Comic Ballads, Choruses,
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A CARD OF THANKS.

HNHE subscribers return their sincere and
III hearty thanks TO the citizens generally Of the
First ward, and TO the remen for their promptness
and extreme kindness in rescuing their goods from
the fire on the night Of Tuesday, the 2lst instant
nov 24--lt r. w JOHNSON A co.
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Post once Ro6bery IN Ne,o YORK.

New YoRK, Nov. 23.--James Fitzgibbon, night
clerk at the post Office in this city, was detected
last night, by special agent, (Mr. Holbrook,) in
abstracting money packages from the mails. He
was arrested with packages in his pockets safely
secured
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ELDEkt [" W. Nos Js tobDu
- . Place, corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh
street. keep constantly for sale ut their establishment
good assortment Of Standard and Popular Litcra-
ture in bound and cheap form all the Popular Maga-
Nothing papers; Daily and Weekly Herald, and Tn
bunc and The Police Gazette, Boston Pilot Citizen.
Waverly Magazine Home Journal, Dollar Newspaper
New York aud Philadelphia Sunday papers, Station
ery Blank Books, &c.
The American Organ for sale every afternoon.
nov 1S--1m J. ELDER a co.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
GEORGE KUNKEL. MANAGER.
JOHN T. FORD. TREASURER
Open on Monday Evening, November 20
By the well known
Ethiopian Dramatic Company
named
KUNKEL'S
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,
Comprising
IL Popular and Talented Performers,
Embracing
3oCALIsTs,
DANCERS. DC,
Producing each evening Of their stay
A NEW AND PLEASING DRAMATIC SKETCH,
In addition 10 their
MUSICAL And TERPSTCHOREAY
PORTRAITURES
of Life among the Negroes of the South
Admission for gentlemen and ladies 10 the Dress
Circlc OF farquette. ...........s...,...2 20 cents
Gentlemen without ladies' ...........3 81 l-2 cts
Second and Third Tier Of Boxes. $500. rs cents
nov lift
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FoR THE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
3yrigaI 81 ma Hsrmaan.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 24The steamship Hermann
arrived this morning from Southampton, bringing
2o4 passengers; among whom was Mr.. Mexican
Buchanan, the American tragedian, and Morris
Barnett, the well known dramatic author and actor
Her dates are anticipated by the Canada, but the
papers brought by her contain few additional
items Of interest
PROGRESS OF THE WAR;
The Russian renforcements, under General Dan
enburg, at the last accounts were approaching Sc
bastopol.
0mer Pacha has sent $4,000 men to varna to
aid the Turks.
Russian dispatches say that, on the 2sth and
goth of October, the weather in the Black Sea was
terrific, and that the allied fleets were compelled to
out to sea to save themselves from destruction;
and that the besieging armies, drenched by the
torrents Of rain that fell in the trenches, were
able to keep up the fire.
FRANCE.
Mr.. Soule was in Paris on the 7th inst, en- route
for Bordeau. The French government, in with
drawing its prohibition, ntmatcd that dsrespect
was intended to the American government, and
that his exclusion from their territory was based
purely upon personal grounds
Reported Toss Of The Sloop-o,-War albany.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. GA private despatch
received here announces the loss Of the sloopofwar
Albany
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CowmpISo ScRAPE.-Thc st. Louis Republican
ofthe nth notices the cowhding of music teacher
in that city on the previous day. by the father of
young girl-only IA years Of age-who was in
the habit ofvsiting his rooms in the afternoon to
take lessons in music, at which time it is alleged
that the pcdagogue used such language towards
his pupil as to cause her to. fee from his presence
weeping. She at once told her parents Of the in
dignity that had been offered her, and the father
on Sunday morning last, repaired to the musical
professors residence with good cowbide, and
gave the man of bars and crotchets wellmerited
castigation, such that he will rccollect all the days
of his life. The funniest part of it, however, is
that the professor anticipating something of the
kind for his dastardly conduct, clothed himself
with three coats, and received the thrashing with
perfect compoure until the raw-hide was applied
70 his legs, which were not so well fortified, when
he danced considerably.
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tWReligious Notice.-Tbe ordinance Of bap-
tsm win be administered in the 18th street Baptist
Church on Sunday night next In the morning ut
II O'clock the pastor proposes to deliver discourse
the great question, What shall do TO be saved ~
The public are cordially invited TO attend.
nov 24-2t
es Our Georgetown Subscribers who do
not receive the paper regularly viii leave their name
OF Dr. Linthicum's. w. II. CALHOUN,
nov is No. &c. Jefferson street.
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A NEW FIRE HAr.-We are informed that the
Franklin Fire Company viii shortly appear in a new
style Of hat, similar to that Of the New York fire.
men, which has white body with red front
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sEGARs, TOBACCO, AND SNUFF.
$50. 900 III s.s.l.. s.s rs.as e =.

CHEWING TOBACCO.
~ boxes hne Chewing. consisting IL pound lnmps,
half pound do, Sc do, and los do.
SNuFf.
Gsrrsi's Rsrpee and Scotch. In jars, bottles, and
kegs
Msccshaa and Congress. In ksgs.
0ccdwins hns Cut Chewing and Smoking, In pa
pers
Pipes snuG Boxe. scrnr Cases, Matches, and
every arf,rtc sppertsining 10 Wholesale and Retail
trade, win BE- sold law Cor cash.
JAMES WALLACE,
No. y, High rsrret between Bridge and Prospect
streets, Georgetown. ID. O. VI
nov a4-dsw
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BALL.
TIME HOUSE CARPENTERS, BALL.

u Monday night, November "a, 1854, at jackson
Hall Tickets $l.00. Scots celebrated Coton band
has been engaged for the OCCASION Supper served at
Is cents per head nov 24--3t
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In this city, on Thursday, 2sd instant, WILLIAM
III. PAar, In the 4ist year Of his age.
Funeral services win be performed Al his late
residence ON Fifh street, between Y and y, this
afternoon, st o'clock, previous 10 hs remains be-
ing removed 10 Virginia. Iis friends and aoquaint-
snccs are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday, lsth inst, by the Rev Mr.. Hodges,
zkpocK wrLIiass, Of this city, 10 NARY MIsros,
~ Baltimore.
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THO LETT have to let, two houses; oIs
u at each end Of the block OF marble front houses
situated between Sixth and Seventh Streets on Mas
sachusetts One now for rent and the other
will be ready for tenant by the LIST of December.
They in good order contain IL rooms have large
halls and porches front and back near good mar
ket; healthy and good neighborhood and but one
half Of square from as cheap mercantile houses as
in the city there is Also rain cistern in the yard
and plenty Of good drinking water close by. Rent
1926 per year, payable monthly. Inquire OF
nov o4-3tN JAS X PHILLIPS
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CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREAsURY.--On
Wednesday, Nov %, the following Treasury war
rants were entered upon the books Of the Treasury
Department:
For the customs - 35,645 ii
For covering into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources 5,48o AZ
For covering into the Treasury from Gus
toms = 1888 SO
For the War Department $50 70,232 10
For the Interior Department 1886 "a
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EMBR0IDERIEs, LACEs, &c.
MRS. II. PEAC0,
M 10 nenfya lI1rIef Qno,e

MRS. II. PEAC0,
No. 10, Centre Market Space,
HAS lust received from the eastern cities
IL rich and beautiful French and Swiss Embrode-
ries Mouslin, GUIPURE and CAMBRIA COLLARS,
Limerick Crochet and Maltese Lace Collars and
Sleeves Swiss and cambria Chcmezetts and Habits,
embroidered and lace sets, from a. to S25 Swiss,
Cambria and Guipure Rufiles and Bands embroider-
cd Handkcrchiefs at greatly reduced prices. Also,
Head Dresses and Caps Flowers and Feathers for
bonnets; black kid Gloves, so cents; colored and
white at 62 l-2, superior quality D oupss 81 12
Persons wishing TO make purchases, would do well
to call at No. l2, where great bargains be obtain
cd, particularly for The cash
L,OR RENT, A PARLOR AND BED
~ Chamber, furnished unfurnshed, opposite
Browns Hotel No. 347, in one of tho best and pleas
ATTEST locations in the city Apply at the eepfec-
nov Cot
IVhs Brown Stone Yard, corner of Il and Second
streets. Office on Second street, between and G
streets. Residence AIS street, between Sixth and
Seventh. nov IL
THE AMERICAN BANNER.
NOTICE.-For some reason, unexplained
4 y 10 the publisher, the agent for the American
Banner in Washington and vicinity, has suspended
his weekly order for 400 copies Of the above paper
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining the same, will please
comply with the published terms, and address
j. III. JONES, Publisher,
nov 2l--3t "a, Carriers alley, Philadelphia.
lust RECEIVED, 100 barrels East
- ern Apples, such as Greetings, Baldwins and
Russets, in fine order, delivered all sound. Private
families, clearinghouse and hotel keepers viii find
II 70 their advantage 70 give us call.
Fine yellow Onions in barrels
Also, New Jersey white Mercer Potatoes.
J. DOUGLAS a co.
nov 2l--eo2w Feed Store, I'd street, Pa. avenue.
NOALf COALt--A cargo of superior Lee
~ high Nut Coal, for small stoves, cooking ranges
&C, At $3.50 per ton; to be delivered from the vessel
at Rheys wharf during this week. Apply immed-
aey, and leave your orders corner Of Massachusetts
avenue and 7th street
The subscriber Ia also expecting a cargo Of Red
Ash and one Of Stove Schuykill Coal which will be
sold low from the vessel.
Also, on hand good article Of Cumberland and
Smith Coal j. HUNSBERGER.
nov 91-d5t
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y IRON HA Ii.

y IRON HA Ii.
rs CENTSi rs CENTs!!
THIS FRIDAY) EVENING, NOV. "a.
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
AND
Complimentary Benefit TO
OLD BILL RROW,
and his last Appearance on the Stage.
On which occasion he viii present to the audience
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
WORTH OF
JE WELRYt
Consisting of a handsome GOLD WATCH, and a
number Of costly giftsi
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Bealc Dentist Case.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24.-The Beae Dentist
case in this city-new trial has been refused. SEN
tence will be announced tomorrow
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Remember, IL is the last appearance Of
POOR ROBINSON CRUS0E.

Doors open at e-performance TO commence at
o'clock nov A-1t
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Fry VS.. Bennett, Libel case.

Fry vs.. Bennett, --LiJei case.
New York, Nov. 24.-The $4,000 libel suit, in
the case Of Fry Us. Bennett, of the New York
Herald, has been settled. The supreme court re-
fused to grant new trial. Money must now be had
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GEoRGETowS CoLLEGE.--From thirty TO forty
students of this institution had military parade
yesterday. They marched to the excellent music
Of Prospects, band, in fine STYLE through the princi
pal streets, and afterwards went out TO their farm
about two miles from the city, where an elegant
dinner awaited them. After partadng of the
bounteous feast, they returned to the city highly
plcased with their DAVIS proceeding
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ISOR RENT, A PARLoR AND BED

II Chamber, furnished or unfurnished, opposite
Browns Hotel, No. 847, in of the best and pleas
ATTEST locations in the city. Apply at the confec-
tonery store of j. q. WEAVER
nov 2O--6t
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SHIP CARPENTERS AXES n AIDES.
TOYsi TOYsfi TOYstfi

IT Almond, Seventh Street, has received
Ia large and besutfu assortment Of Toys and
Fancy Notions, and for sale wholesale and retail at
low prices nov 20-ao3t
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M G.. EMERY,s Granite Marble and
IVhs Brown Stone Yard, corner of Ii and Second
streets. Office on Second street, between and G
streets. Residence AIS street. between Sixth and
Seventh. nov II
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HALL OF THE sC0TT GUARDS. =
UyHE Scott Guards have the pleasure Of
on December iSsh. Particulars In future advertise
menfs- nov 22-eodst
FTRNfsHED ROOMs.
NOR rcnt--a Parior and two bed CHAM
IT bers, handsomely furnished and supplied with
gss on d street. between Ninth and Tenth streets,
No. SEQ. nov sa-et
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AND GEORGE PAoK.--To the Editors of The
San. The paragraph in the communication of
your Washington correspondent Mercury this
morning, Is calculated to do me injustice. That
writer after paying compliment TO the board Of
steamboat inspectors for having given full, care
fnl, and impartial investigation Of the dangerous
collision between the George Washington and
George Page, states that he was informed by the
gentlemen comprising the board, that all the EVIL
dence proved that at the time of the occurrence
the George Washington was as far on the Mary
land shore a. she could get, that in fact she was
aground. With regard to the impartialty Of the
proceedings of the board, l have but brief re-
mark or two to make. II the George Washington
was as Ear on the Maryland shore as she could get
and was in fact, aground, she was there in her
own wrong--the George Page being ahead il was
the business Of the other steamboat in her effort
10 pass the George Page, to have taken the other
side, and thus avoid either getting aground or
coming into collision that she got aground-if she
were aground--and came into collision, was of the
seeking Of the George Washington, as by taking
the other side she might have avoided both d.
lemmas. As to the impartiality Of the board, with
out questioning their motives, may be permitted
10 state that they refused 10 receive testimony and
rejected witnesses which would have shown pre-
determination on the part Of an officer Of the
George Washington TO produce collision
GEORGE PAGE.
The above wc clip from the advertising columns
Of the Baltimore Sun. We are not familiar with
the established rules upon the subject but we
think, when any newspaper admits into its columns
any article rejecting in the slightest degree upon
any individual that II IL bound to insert the denial,
when accompanied with responsible name. Nor
have they right to charge for the Insertion BE
there rule or not upon the subject, we shall not
be bound by II. We win always willingly give
place TO a refutation or denial Of anything which
may appear in our columns Of personal character
without charge.
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II Parlors and two or three chambers, or the
whole house, fpreferred Enquire at No. 1874, Penn
sylyania avenue between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, near the War Department. nov is
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ITNCURRENT MONEY AND LAND
~ Warrants bought aud sold Drafts on all the
principal cities sold 10 suit purchasers. Six per cont
allowed on all moneys remaining on deposite over
thirty days.
Claims against the government collected.
HAMILTON q. FAINT
No. 1872 Penn. avenue, Washington, d. @.
nov lG--ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-02

etend the funeral 1t four O'Clock this afternoon, from
81 West Twenty Hftb street.
On Tuesday morning, August ], OF consumption DAMN,
His friends, and those Of the family, respectfully
invited 70 attend his funeral from his late residence l
Waller street, At two O'Clock this afternoon.
In this city on Monday, July 81 JAM o., daughter %
Edwin L and Maria T. Lewis.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her fathers house
30 Twelfth street. The remains will be taken 70 Quakera
Farms, Conn.,, for interment, this day
Hartford and New Haven papers please copy;
On Monday morning, july q, pw1sD son OF Bernard
On Saturday, July 20, hIM sARAH daughter OF Henry
and Ellen Butter6ed aged year, 6months and 10 days
Philadelpha Ledger and Rochester Daily Advertiser
On Monday, July 81, Of cholera, LINDA NAPRrnnA, in
FAINT daughter Of De Witt c. and Mary Judah
ts q psssT and Ss ss sasn Miller aged
ne relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
morning from the residence Of his father Seventy ninth
street, near Fourth avenue.
On tuesday, August ], At her late residence $40 At
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral three O'Clock this after
noon, without further invitation
So P.ssi Wsass infant dsusht q
F. W. and Anna Weber
Her rsnuins WIN b taken to the Lutheran Cemetery
for interment at two O'Clock this afternoon The friends
Of the family are requested to attend without further in
vitation.
On Tuesday evening, July J, at seven O'Clock, JAxn
The friends and acquaintances Of the family
specially invited TO attend the funeral At two O'Clock
THIS afsERQoQ from the residence Of his parents, No.
Whitehall street.
On Tuesday, August l. Of congestion Of the brain,
THoMAs CuxxisanAs in the Both year Of his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
noon from his late resdsncs 81 Delaney street.
Of Goerck