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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-31

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE and Lot
IL in the First Ward ct Public Sale On
the premises, shall sell part of Lot No. 6, In
Square $40, fronting ~ feet inches on north L
street, between 18th and 10Th sire IS with the i'm
pTovements consisting or a neat Two story frame
Dwelling House. This property is situated in the
vicinity Of the new " estern Market house, and is
very desirable property for a small family.
Terms: OHe-haf cash: the residue in 6, u and
months, with interest, secured by a deed Of trust
on the premises.
dec I'D &c MCGUIRE, Auct.
L The above sale Is postponed in cen.
sequence Of the rain until MONDAY afternoon,
December 3lst, same hour and place.
dec I'D JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auct.
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ByHUGH BOWLING 4 CO Auctioneen.
ID OCULAR DAYHND EVENING SALES

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IA The subscribers, determi ned 10 devote their
whole attention 70 the Auction and Commission
Business, respectfully inform the public that they
are prepared to receive all goods consigned TO
their care for sale at public auction that exer
tons on their part shall be spared 20 obtain the
best prices for the same by fair and impartial rep
reservations; and as they intend 70 conhne them
selves 70 a strict cash business unless otherwise
ordered those sending goods TO their aleshall be
settled with Immediately when the goods are de-
livered 10 the buyers. Goods sent to them for
evening sales can be settled for next morning, II
sold. regular evening auction for the sale Of
all kinds Of merchandise can by this means be OF
great service TO the community, whose patronage
most respectfully solicited by the public's ODE
dient servants,
HUGH BOWLING q CO, Auctioneers.
DAY SALES-MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY mornings, at 10 O'Clock, and every
evening al O'Clock al the Store, No. 50, Vamum
Buildings, Louisiana avenue, and at all other
time and places where their services may be re-
CURED Sales the Market Square, opposite
the Bank OF Washington, attended as usual on
market days.
Cash advances on consignments.
HUGH BOWLING & CO Auctioneers.
dec l0-eolm
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CARD TO THE LADIES.

Mrs. VI. r. DARR & MISS E. c. HICKEY,
w FAS HTONABLE MILLINERYan and -
DRESS MAKING, No 4lO Penn avenue, 81
second door west Of Adams & Co IS Express 49,
once. BASQUES, CLOAKS AND TALMAS
made In the best and latest style, al the shortest
notice
n. B.-Children's Dresses made to order.
Just received, a lot OF splendid French Head
Dresses and Bouquets
Cutting and Fitting done at the shortest notice.
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/ ACOULTRE & ROGERS's RAzORs

Y nALOhb -
IL We have hne assortment Of the above named
RAZORS, to which We call the attention OF gen
uemen who wish 10 have an easy shave Also,
STROPS Of the most approved makes, SHAVING
CREAM, SOAPS, and everything requisite for
gentleman toilet
T. s. GALLIGAN CO,
Fancy Goods and PerSumery. $40 Penn ay .
nov 2S-d Under Browns Hotel
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ENURS, FUaS.-LADIES IN WANT OF
Il beautiful and genuine sets Of FURS, cheap
est lot yet received which We are selling at the
very lowest cash prices, requested TO call ana
examine our stock at the new Bazaar corner of 9th
street and Penns ylvania avenue.
dec 9l-1w RIFT A. Hopkins
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ENOR RENT-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE,
Il desirably situated, In the First Ward, and In
the neighborhood Of the Circle. The house is
new and contains twelve rooms, with hot and
cold baths The furniture, which Is entirely new
and Of modern manufacture, Is also for rent. To
good tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply
at 81 Pa avenue, corner Of 22d street.
dec 2S-1m*
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
TNRUSTEE'S SALE BY virtue Of deed Of
Il trust, dated the 18th day o. November, in the
year 1884, and recorded IN LIber J A b, No So
one Of the land records OF Washington county, D.
C, the undersigned viii sell al public sale, on
MONDAY, the eth day Of January, 1856, at four
O'Clock p. m, on the premises, Lot Is in square
No 2i7, fronting on 18TH street west, just above l.
street.
Terms: Seven hundred dollars in cash the bal
ance In four notes Of equal sums, at 6, 9 and ~
months, 70 be well endorsed with interest from
the day of sale, secured by deed Of trust on the
property
Deeds al the expense Of purchaser
IL the terms Of sale be not complied with in five
days from the day Of the sale, the lot will be
sold, en- three days notice. at the risk and loss Of
the purchaser.
JOHNSON HELEN, Trustee.
dec 2i-it&ds a. GREEN, Auct.
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NJ. A TYSON A. SISTERS

ENREECH AND ENGLISH FEMALE SEMI
a NARY, for day pupils, on F street. between
18th and 18th streets
For terms, &c, circulars may be had at the
principal Bookstores, and at the Institution
dec 22-Im
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HOME HILL FOR SALE.-THIS RESI-
IL dence is situated In the immediate vicinity Of
Falls Church, Fairfax county, Va; is 10 miles
from Washington city, 8 from Alexandria, and 6
from Georgetown. The location is one celebrated
for its healfhfulness The above place comprises
ten acres Of first rate land dwelling house, barn,
fruit trees, &c. The dwelling is large and COM
modern conveniences. The barn embraces car
rage house, storage room, stabling, &c. There
is a wood lot in the vicinity which will be sold
with the above, or separately.
The above described place is recommended to
those desiring beautiful country residence. 1t
would also be an admirable location for a school.
The Alexandria, Loudon and Hampshire Rail-
road Is within quarter Of mile.
For further particulars apply TO II. N. Gilbert,
Esq, Washington, D. c., or to the subscriber on
the premises. r. +. JUDSON.
nov 6-2awtJani
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BOARDING,

pOARDING.-MRS. DUVALL, No. 331 Penn
ID sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
with board at moderate prices. She can also 40
commodate six or eight table boarders.
~ 80 II
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DOARD, Gc.-MHS. BATES, ON THE 5. w.
Ed corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is prepared to accommodate gentlemen withrooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who NAV favor her
with their patronage. ep8-6
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Doom FOR RENT.-A pleasant loom in the
IL third story. with or without furniture Apply
to GEO. WILLNER'S Paper hanging Store, asa
Ninth street. sep 2O-u
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NESSRS. TAYLOR & MAURY HAVING
vi completed their arrangements for the ap-
preaching season, respectfully invite attention 70
their large and varied SO X, which includes. in
addition 10 Z superb collection OF BOOKS, large
assortment OF FANCY ARTICLES Of the most
elegant and recherche description, particularly
suited for Christmas and New Year Presents.
dec 21-tr
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MRS. RUOFF, MiIIIner,

T ATELY FROM NEW YORK, RESPECT
- fully informs the ladies OF Washington, A.
that she has taken store, No 3 east Capt. ~
tol street near the eastern gate of the Capitol ~
Yard, where she has on hand splendid assort-
ment OF the latest styles Of WINTER BON
NETS AND CLOAhS, &c, which will be sold
at one-half the price usually charged in the stores
OF this city. dec l3-eoIm*
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SELLING OFF CHEAP,

WISHING TO CLOSE OUT MY STOCK
w Of RIBBONS, LACES, EMBROIDER-
les, AND FANCY NOTIONS, for the purpose
OF making change in my business 1 will offer
bargains to all who will favor me with call.
A. TATE,
No. 3l4 Pa. avenue, bet. 10th and 18th SIS
dec 2I-eo6t InteD
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THE PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE OF
Il Hen1o Clay. I volume, octave, 90 so
dec Att FRANCK TAYLOR
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SITUATION WAN TIE D-BY YOUNG
~ Girl, as Chambermaid, or to do general house,
work. Apply at No 296 Third street, between
and H dec 3l-2t#
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ID OOMS TO LET.-A FURNISHED PAR
IL lor and Chamber (including FIRE and gas)
will be rented together or separately during the
session Of Congress. The rooms are on the first
floor, within one square Of the Kirkwood House.
Enquire at the Office Of the Kirkwood House.
dee 8-tf
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BUILDING LOTS.-FOR SALE, variety Of
II low price building Lots located on the Island
and other parts of the city, on terms accommodate
ing to purchasers. Enquire at J KENDALL,
office between 9th and 9TH streets, north side Pa.
avenue, Sd story front room, over X. MOTow's
Exchange Office. d. MYERLE.
1-Rw
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WANTED - WANTED-WANT
w find persons IN want Of the following az
ticles:
French or German Looking Glasses
Portrait or Picture Frames, round, oval or square
Oil Paintings, large and small
MarOle-top Bracket Tables, in bronze or gold
Al kinds Of Pictures framed, and any size
Looking Glasses, or other work In the gliding
line done to order with dis "atch
Also, lot Of cas-iron Brackets, suitable for
shelving, &c on hand. Terms moderate to suit
the times, for cash.
N.B.-Old Work Regilt, and Looking Glass
Plates inserted
255 Penna. avenue, opposite Kirkwood House.
dec 10 JOHN WAGNER.
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lee LECrURE by ex Bishop Ives. this even.
ta2 will doubtless be we'll attended,. He mas
llgn reputation as scholar and an orator.
paiIe his Rbjuration Of the Protestant for the
- man Catholic church has been the subject
- Comment IN both Europe and America. We
fS ~, ali our readers who have any taste for
'@solOgy u attend.
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FURNISHED II lou E FOR RENT.-A
L large dwelling house, eligibly situated, near
ly opposite the City Hall, and handsomely fur
nished, containing eleven rooms will be rented
for the remainder Of the session Of Congress. Gas
in the house. For terms, &c, apply at the office
Of the National Hotel dec 27--tf
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ErOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par
Il lors and Chambers, with board.
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS, 233 street. nov Eft
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fIRb DE The BEN Franklin TARGET Com.
~! Capt. Alexander TAFT, paraded this
O.iafng, accompanied by Esputa full band.
innRg 10 the unhtness Of the streets for march
&c. me ranks were not very fall, but the
"a presented a martial appearance.
rsn 1T ZRs Of the Washington Regiment will
Dr., neer the meeting tonight. when im-
-@t matters are to be submitted to them,
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NaST OFF CLOTHING BOUGHT AND
~ Sold; also, Cleaning and Repairiug. AT IS
Lou slana avenue, In Semme's Building, Opposite
Holmead's Grocery 49, - 80
HANCf GO DDS .-ENGLISH, FRENCH
ana herman. Just received at
THE LAKES,
oec wv 304 Pa, avenue
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The AMOsKEAG VETRANs-CoI Pot,er has
written military gentleman in this eitv. an
"uneing the safe return Of his command, and
ipressing their grateful qualification at the
mentions paid them while in this Metronolis
We notice that the correspondents who sent
Seeoqnts Of the festivities here to papers at the
Worth, speak in high terms Of the eloquent re-
marks Of sydney Webster, Esq, at the supper
Carusi's Saloon
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NOR RENT-A WELL-FURNISHED suite
IL Of Rooms, parlor and two Bed Chambers
on one floor Apply to No. 217 Penn. avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets nov z0-tf
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=, GALLANT FIRENEN and fair ladies will grace
Numbers Saloon tonight, at the ball Of the
Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company.
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WATCH RETURNs.-Isaac Seamore and Re-
chlneha Seamore, for being drunk and disor-
Derby were sent to the wOrk-house for ninety
days Charles Wrinkle, Patrick Baines, and
WIN. Butler, were accommodated with lodg-
ings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-31

WHITE KIDS and opera glasses will soon b.
IN demand, as we learn that an opearatic
troupe is soon to visit our city.
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STRANGERS will see the ministers Of Foreign
Towers out tomorrow in full diplomatic cos
tune, and many of them in their state equip
ages, with servants in livery. They will pay
Their respects 20 the President, at the White
mouse, at eleven O'Clock. At twelve o'clock,
Tue doors will be opened for all citizens who
desire TO pay their respects to the Chief Ma
glstrate. Most Of the Secretaries and other
prominent officials will afterwards receive visi-
tors at their own residences
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NJ uC'i dPP1J dt VI OI1.Oo
Of the National Hotel. dec 27--u
A BRICK COTTAGE IN THE WEST END.
IA For rent, near the corner Of 18th and III SITS,
with fine enclosure, convenient outbuildings,
and handsomely furnished. Apply at the prem
ises. dec 22-H
ICE HOUSE FOR RENT.-THAT LARGE
Il brick Ice House, situated at the corner Of Viz
gina avenue and 18th street. Island. For terms
apply to JOHN r. ASHBY at Perry Brothers.
dec 15-u
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HE BLooMER, nothing dsunted, has gal
iantly replied to Sally SunHower," and sus-
tsins her position by spunky argument. We
shall publish her letter in a day or two, and
ask our fair readers to give it candid perusal.
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RE-EsrABLrsHED.-We are pleased to learn
that our young friend, II. Shekell, has again
established himself in the Grocery business,
at the corner of and Thirteenth streets. His
assortment is excellent, and his courteous de-
meanor will secure him run of custom,
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XNJANTED-A GOOD COOK. WASHER,
w and ironer for small family. To such good
wages will be given. Apply at Navy Yard Gate.
dec 26-eotf
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Hook AND LADDER COMPANY, No. l, are out
On parade this afternoon, headed by band of
music Their fine appearance, and the piece
II apparatus drawn by them, excitss general
admiration
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13
GOING SOUTu.
GOING NORTH.

GOING SOUTH-The S. 10 n Train will connect at
Sandusky with Morning Train from Toledo; at Monroe
wi with chicago Zap Southern Division q. d r.
Road at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express
Cleyeandi at Mansfield Junction with Day Express from
Pittsburgh aid at Newark with tic East and west trains
ON cntral Ohio Railroad.
The 20 Train will connect at Sandsky with stra.
Bay City from Detroit; MonrOeNiI!e with
Train on G d I. X; K at Shelby JUNCTION at 5-21
with Nail Train on CD II for Columbus and Gin
ctnnati at Mansfield Junction with Fast train
on Isl, for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East
and West Night Trains on Central Ohio K.
GOING NORTH-The 9.26 A n Train will make close
connection at Newark with Mali Train rom BeaiIe
Central Ohio K; at Mansfield JunctiOn with EXpless
for Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction with Gin.
cinnati Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York,
Toledo, Chicago, DC.
The ? 10 Train will connect at Newark with Ex-
press from the East Central Ohio Road; Mansfield
Junction with Fast Train Tor Pittsburgh; at Shelby juno
ton al 62l p with Ci,einna Mall Tor Ieyeand; at
MunrOeville with Night Express Toledo md Chicago
and at Samdusky with steamer Hay City for Detroit and
Chicago
SaRduSky. Aug. 4. 1855 . Sp15-tr
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THE LATEST. NEWS
RRCRIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
California News.
ARRIVAL OF THE NoRTHERN LIGHR

NEw YoRK. Nov. l2.-The steamer Northern
Light arrived this morning with California dates
10 the Goth uIt. She brings no specie. The trou-
bleS on the lStLmuS having induced shippers 10
select the AspinwalI route. The mail Steamer
that left San Franc SEQ on the Goth ult., had 2
millions Of gold on board.
All quiet on the lSthmuS. The Walker and
ChaneTi party have S%Terd upon terms of peace,
Gen. Riva has been appointed President, after
the declinalion of WALKER, the latter having been
appointed commander in-cmef Of the Nicaragua
forces. Parker II. French, formerly Of the SacIa-
mento Tribune has Teen appointed Con,misshry Of
War. The people of Nicaragua appear TO be
pleased with the new state of anairS. No more
troubles appeared. Col Kinney remained al Grey
town. Gen. Walker is reported To be disposed 10
dive him out Of the country.
The steamer Sietra Nevada, from San Juan, ar
rived at San Francisco on the 9Th nt., du.ing the
lrip she lost as passenger, from choera, only three
of them " eIr cabin PASSENGERS.
The Indinan trObleS continue in Oregon and are
growing quite serious. Major Heller and his
forces were surrounded by hostile Indians at point
above Dallas, without food or water for 48 hours.
Lieut.. Day, in command u l50 men had been
sent to his relief
The steamship Golden Gale arrived atSan Fran
cisco on the 18th ult. The steamship Cortez
had not arrived on the 20;h when the steamship
sailed.
The U. S. steamer John Hancock arrived Of
that the Russians wtre at Amoor in great force,
beth on sea and land and were anxious 10 meet
the allied fleet, which was probably in the Gulf
of Tatary.
The British steamer Baraconta had been at Ayan
and found the place deserted, but discovered Sc
cretetl there, goods belonging TO the Russian Fur
Company, which were taken possession of
The steamer then proceeded TO Petropaulowski,
into which port she is ported to have entered
with the America flag, and having fred the town
she then left. When of Elizabeth Isl nd the
Baraconua encountereda Ua-Bremen brig haV.
ing on board I40 Russia officers and soldiers, who
were taken prisoners and carried to Hong Kong.
Four hundred men under Capt. Fry Of Sacramento
Ind left 10 join Walker on the 9th ult.
The Indians on Rogue river massacIed over City
whites. Major Fitzgerald pursued the Indians and
overtaking them had battle in which thirty In
dams were killed, losing ten OF his own men.
Seven clippers from the Atlantic port had aTri-
ved at San francisco, and their cargoes were sold
recently. Business had improved, and most arti-
cles OF eastern merchandise paying far profits.
Domestic flour selling ut 9,50alO,00. Wheat
225. Clear pork SAP, Mess $3.50.
The balance OF treasure which was sunk on
board the steamship Yankee Blade, amounting 10
sec, 900, has been recovered.
The U. S. District Court has decided the case
of the State VS. LIE, deSdoIlT estate in favor Of the
mother Of Anna Maria Sparks, no is q subject OF
Denmark. The estate is immensely valuable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

DOUBLE TEAM.-we learn that Dr.. Watson
Carr, the popular proprietor of the Mcclure. House
of this city, has leased anil taken possession of
the De Soro House. at Galena, Illinois. aud will
heucefotth in connection " it'll DR.. J. 81. D. Carr
and Mr.. John Carroll. and an increased force of
like accomplished aud experienced aids, conduct
both houses. The De Soto House, we under
stamd is very large ami splendid Hotel. situated
four miles from the Mississippi river, in the midst
Of a rich country and thriving and rapidly ir-
creasing population, aud at point to which
great current Of travel is now constantly flowing.
However good the De Soto House may now be.
it must become better under The management Of
such host as DR.. Carr; and while we wish him
the most abundant success in his new enterprise,
we ure gra;fed that it will not sever his cuunec-
ton with the Mcclure. whichis, and ever has been
under his management, one of the best hotels III
tie country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

TRAGIC AFFAIR.-Between 3 and 4 o clock yes
terday morning, some person in the family OF Mr..
Williams, residing between the dock and the riv
light without, and on going 10 the door saw a small
near by, in flames. The occupant was seen
standing by the dopr in a shopping posture, but
before they got 10 the place he had fallen PROSTATE.
1t was then observed That he had fearful wound
upon his forehead, extending from the left eye
upward, If made by all axe. An alarm was
given, but the flames he'd progressed SO far that ii
was lOund impossible TO save the house from to-
tai destruction. The wounded man was carried
10 the house Of a neighbnr, and physician sent
fur. The skull was found to have been split
open. the CASH corresponding in length with the
blade Of axe. 1t is singular that he was moi
killed outright; hut he living Yesterday after
noon with little or no prospect OF recovery. He
was unable to give any account Of the affair,
having been inSenSibe most of the time subsequent
TO its occurrence. He was only able to state that
he TeccOllected nothing more than having received
blow. w hoover committed the deed probably
thought that the murder had been accomplished,
and set FIRE to the house with the view Of conceal
ing any evidence Of crime. Whether the object
was robbery, or murder fTcm motives of revenge,
cannot now be coniectuIed.
The house occupied by Lecock appears to have
bsen depository for miscellaneous articles. In
the ruins we observed collection Of iron, por.
tons OF machinery, chains; &c., apparently gath
cred from some foundry, while in the cellar was
considerable quantity OF CON-. He alone occupI-
the house, which appeals to have been dram
shop OF the lowest OEder.-RichmOnG Whig, Sat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

FrRE.-sOme OF the fame work of the new Gu
pola on the First Presbyterian Church took fire
last evening at quarter past O'clock, from q
charcoal stove which had been used in soldering
the roof Timely discovery Of the flames and tie
rain falling at the time prevented very serious de-
sruction ofprUperty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13
NEW YORK MARKET.

Nov. 12.-Socks higher. Canton eO4 Erie Att.
Michigan Central 924 Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati 1929. Heading Sc. Michigan South
ern 900. GaIena and Chlcogo III. Cleveland
aud Toledo IS. OHIO 6's LOG. Missouri 864.
Cotton market quiet, sales of 400 bales.
Flour frmer, saesof % 600 bills. Wheat firm,
sales of 4U,0OO bus. Corn, dropping, stIes oI
$1,000 LuS. Pork heavy, sales Of 800 bbIs. Mess
beef 6rmer, sales Of $4,000 bbIs. Lard dropping
Of 4 0 bbIs Whisky FIRM, sales Of 1900 bLls.-
Coffee iEnel, 5000 bags Rio al IIcts. Freight
on cotton to Liverpool l6; tiour2S 6da3s.
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PA11.AnEI.pHIA MARKEr.

Nov. l2-Mnrkel for Lreadslulfs devoid of ship
ping brands flour, no change in prices, offering at
sumption at 9.5Oal for common TO fancy bands
Wheat Iimi ed detnan!, prices favor buyers, 1000
prime Southern and Pa red al . ,05a6, some nir al
200 and 500 good aud prime White at 2ta24 atloat
and in store.
Whisky is unchanged. barrels 4Ia42 and hhds
40aiI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-13

NV CouxTxRrElr.--'rhe GAINESVILLE Courier
says that on Friday evening last several counter
felt bills on the Nor'h Western Bank of Virginia
ere put in circulation in that place. The paper
and execution ore miserable. -