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~TAX NOTICE TO DELIN
8A OUENT TAX PAYERS

COLLBCroR's OFFICE, November 21 1856
All Persons who have failed To pay their Taxes
due the Corporation Of Washington will please
take notice that the advertisement for the sale Of
property liable for the same will be made about
the LIST Of January, 1857
tits hoped that an early attention will be paid to
this subject by all concerned AS neglect to do
will add heavy expenses 10 the amount Of the
taxes now due. JOHN M. McCALLA,
nov y dt3lDec Collector.
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Boarding.

BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE s. w
ID corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
is prepared 10 accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Livery effort Will he SaSas
to render those comfortable who may favor k>r
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. ap6-u
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PHILBRICK is Here Again
From 81 and $40 Broadway, New York;
BOOKS AND PRESENTS.

At the Old Stand under Dexter's Hotel correr Of
Seventh street ar d Louisiana avenue,
He WILL OPEN THIS DAY,
AN IMMENSE STOCK,
Comprising the largest and most valuable as
sortment Of BOOKS ever offered In this city.
consisting Of splendid selection Of STANDARD
Works In all the departments OF ancient and mod
ern Science, Literature and Art
Our GIFT BOOKS include every variety, IN
superb, unique and costly bindings, elegantlyt-
Illustrated.
APREs EMIT,
worth from 25 Gents to 500, will he given Tim
mediatey after the sale) to the purchaser Of every
Book for which we receive 81 or more.
Each purch aser CT Book will be requested 10
select
SEALED ENVELOPE
containing the name OF OF he list Of presents
which may be found I'm our small bills.
lbs per cent Of all our net receipts will be
placed In the hands Of His Honor the Mayor Of
Washington, to be distributed for tie benefit Of
the Poor Of the city
We sell our Books invariably as low they
can be bought anywhere, and in many cases .
ger cent che arer.
We give all who buy our Books handsome
Presents, but we wish II distinctly understood
that no urc b lser Of a Book will have any valid
c aim upon u for Pre- ent,-ihe only corr dere-
ton we receive is the money paid for our books.
All we ask or accept FOR the Presents we give IL
the thanks of the recipients and their Influence IL
aiding US TO dispose Of our stock.
We extend cordial invitation 10 our o d friends
and patrons, and the citizens generally, to cal
and see us at
THE OLD STAND, under Dexte IS Hotel.
(corner OF seventh street and Louisiana avenue
Sign Of the Red Flag ans III Bookstore.
dec 26-u Il. PHILBRICK, Agfnt.
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JEWELRY SAVED.

'VNHAT VALUABLE PATsNT, HOLMEAD'S
L Shield, for the protection against loss or alb
s'raction of BreastPlns and Brooches, viii in a
few days be offered to the public for sale. Per
sons having valuable pins shou'd not fail TO bav.
one, as Il Is perfect safeguard.
Special reference may be had by calling at the
National Hotel, between the hours CT 10 and ,.
Rights for sale, By
dec 27-3t$ = 3. HICHOK.
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NEW YEARS, GIFTS FOR THELADIEs

q
IVl their thanks to the ladies Of Washing "a
ton and its vicinity for their patronage, and SNl
inform them that they have received a fine fsS1
stock Of Velvet and Fancy BONNETS, ind a
new stvle Of HEAD-DRESSES, which they in
tend TO sell for gifts, at cot price They also
have portion Of very handsome Bonnets from
50 so to IS. No. 277 Pa. avenue, between 10th
and 18th SITS. dec 27.tistJan
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.AsSEssORs, NOTICE-TH

ASS ESSORS' NOTICE-THE
DNSA voters OF the several Wards will ple,se
take notice that the Assessors will attend al the
places designated below, from 10 O'Clock a. m to
O'Clock p m. every day. except Sundays and
Christmas day, from the 18th TO the 3Ist Of this
month inclusive, for the purpose Of revising and
correcting the poll lists:
First Ward-Samuel Redfern's, corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street
Second Ward-J b Wllliamson's, ii3 10th st.
west between g and II streets north.
Third Ward--J. M Downing's, a7 L. street
north. between 7th and 9Th streets west.
Fourth Ward-City Hall.
Filth Ward--B r Drer's, $50 New Jersey ave.
nuc, between ID and + streets sotith
Sixth Ward-Otiice Of 8. s Briggs, X street
south, between 9Th and 9th streets east.
Seventh Ward-Peter Hepburn, IT,, SIS STREET
south, between 9Th and 9th streets west
dec 10-d
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doubtless go through but the form of assem-
bling adjourning over Immediately until
Friday next. Such has been the history Of
their Christmas week since the foundation Of
the Government, and such will continue to be
its history notwithstanding the existence Of
their new compensation law-it being "hard, !"
the world over, "tc teach old dogs new tricks.
The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Department yesterday, 26th December,
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
tho books Of tho Department
Texas debt warrants. $3.50 20
For the Treasury Department. 49 99S so
Fu: the Interior Departmental. 225,s97 43
For Customs. ........,..,....... AZ AGA So
War warrants received and en-.
tered. ................. 49,. 32,s42 81
entered. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sl,ls9 At
From miscellaneous sources....,, 20 %
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NdINCE MEAT!-MINCE MEAT,-AN.
Nl other lot Of our MINCE MEAT
KING & BURCHELL,
dec - OonDsr Vermont ave- ana IN IA.
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EIFg BOOKS FOR The NEW YEAR-A
~ go0d variety, and beautiful styles; very cheap
at FER6UsON'S, 466 9TH street.
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@~REGIsTER'sO OFFICE, WASHING
o>I-A TON. December 81, 1853 IOTJCE
TO I'LL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN -
Notice Is hereby given that licenses for butcher +
Stalls and fr hucksters, also licenses for dogs,
will expire the 3ist instant, and that the sane
must be renewed within ,endsys
SANlL. r.. DOUGLASS
dc rs dtJanI0 Reois,er
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TICE. In ADDITION TO THE
~ magnificent stock Of Watches, Jewelry, Sil-
yer and Plated Ware, advertised yesterday. we
will open TO-DAY an invoice Of goods entirel,
new, embracing every description OF goods In oul
line suitable for the present season.
M. w. GAIT & BRO Jewellers,
dec A.3t 3A Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS
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2ST MINICK'S CHURCH "A
80 ChaTity Sermon, IN aid Of the funds Of
the Young Catholics friend Society. will be
preached In this Church on SUNDAY MORN
INC, the 18th Instant, at IL O'Clock, by tie Rev.
Father Lynch, CT Georgetown College
dec 26-2t
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RS TERPSICHORE BATTLE IS RAG
80 ING-THE TERPSICHOREC LUB
Nv ITS MIDST The members Of the Terpsi-
chOre Club most respectfully announce to their
numerous friends that they will give their Annual
Ball on MONDAY EVENING, December both
1855, at COLUMBIA HALL, Capitol Hill. Nothing
will be- lelt unaonc TO make this the grandest
Ball q the season
Withers'S Band Is engaged. dec 2S-3t<
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1-,OFFICE OF WASHINGTON GAG
o. LIGHT COMPANY. WAsHINGro,
December IS, l656.-NOTICE TO STOCK
HOLD ERS.-Pursuant TO the requirements of
It's charter, meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Washington Gas Light Company, for theeleciion
Of Directors for the year 1857, will he held at this
office on MONDAY the 5th day Of January next,
dec 15.eo3w J. + BROWN, Sect
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ItI,OOO rs ssSah direct r, aAxE '|sr
Havana, per brig Caroline A. w hite
and Mary Jane, Ill 900 choice CigarsGy
Of the following brands: Regalia, Britannica,
Magnolia Regaiia, Regalia Londres, Brevas,
GTabucrs, Operas, Little Belt Londres, Potomac
River Cilindrados, and Preusados, all OF which
will sell very low for cash
EWD. G. DYER,
Importer OF Cigars and Dealer In Wines and
Liquors, Penua. avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets (InC dec 23.kt
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.--ON
49, MONDAY, December 29th, by JNo X
THOMPSON, ESQ Editor Of the -outhern Literary
Messenger, Richmond, Va. Subject" European
journalism Lecture will commence at quarter
before 5 O'Clock. The public are respectfully in
vited dec % 9.
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SPECTACLES LOST-0N THURSDAY
~ night Of last week, pair Ct @A@
gold mounted SPECTACLES
was lost In or near the National Theatre. They
were In a black case and the owners name en-
graved on the bows. Whoever may have the
Spectac'es and will hand them in at the Ticket
Office Of the Theatre, or the Star Once Will re-
cfeve ample pay for his trouble. dec H-2ts
90 AND INSPECT THE ELEGANT As.
~ sortment Of articles for Christmas, at
TIE BAZAAR, SOL Pa. ave
dec 26.2t west Of Adams Express Office.
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ty,AN TED-PERSONS DESIRING To
" give private dinner parties can be supplied
with first class French Cock at 81 for his servi
ces on application at GATHERS RESTAU
RANT, 252 Penn. avenue, between 18th and eth
streets dec 9
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NOTICE.-A NOTE DRAWN 18th NOV.
" 1885. for $3.50, payable co days att-r date 20
Cbrlstopher Adams n order, was obtained by the
said dams without considera ion and all per-
sors are cautioned against receivipg the same.
IA the payment thereof will be withheld by the
subscriber. ID A HALL.
de- 24-3t
NIX. CHRISTOPHER hDAMS-SIR: THE
1Vl notice which was inserted In the Evening
Star, setting forth that note given by me was
without consideration, was written In conse
quence Of a statement made to me by Mr.. Samuel
Strong, who, together with w. J. Martin, ESQ,
called on me, and gave me TO understand that
was in error IL hid any expec alton OF your rails
ing the money, as you had assured me you would
do IL you passed the note away. This notice they
desired me TO write, and offered C. take IL TO the
ONCE and have II inserted In tie paper IL II does
you Injustice it must be charged 10 their repre-
sensations For my own part, have no such
knowledge Of you as To be led 70 do or say any,
thing which can reflect injuriously upon your
character for honesty, or punctuaty In your deal
ings. ID A. HALL,
December IS, 1856. dec 1921
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The Holidays. Both Houses adjourned
over yesterday until Tuesday, when they will
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R~GRAND DEDICATION CONCERT
49, BY WESLEY CHAPEL CHOIR, as
sisted by the best musical talent Of the city, under
NE direction Of Prof j. II. DANIEL. TUESDAY
EVkNlNG, December Goth, at the New Wesley
Chapel, corner Of 9Th and streets. Tickets 81
cents; to be had 1T the door dec 27-3t
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INITIALS President Natl Typography Society; Colum-
bisn Rmcamp Nc. l. l. o. D. p Minister Of ysnzIes, IN
quirer, Student.
December y. 1856. JAS 6. BERRETT, p N.
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n My customers who have unset
SuUe1xa> tiled accounts ito prevent dunning)
3ceS4w will please call and settle their bills,
which are now ready 10 receipt, and
be ready for the new coming year.
JONAS P. LEVY,
Wine, Liquor and Groceries,
dec 26.lw 367 Penn avenue
CHRIsTMAS HAMS.-CHOICE SYRUP
- cured Maryland HAMS, which have been
prepared expressly for baking We furnish the
recipe with the hams.
KING 4 BURCHELL,
dec 2i-3t Corner Vermont ave. and 18th St.
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ERUIT AND BUTTER KNIVES, livery
l. Tablet, Sewing Birds, Scissors In cases,
Packet Knives, cheap, at FRANCHISE,
dec % Seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-27

THE COMMITTEE ON THE AN
~ nual supper appointed by the COLUMBIA
Typographical Socie;y are requested 10 meet
eth street dec.7
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N.REV JOHN LANAHAN will preach
~ a Sermon at Wesley Chapel (the second
Of the course) TO the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION on SABBATH NIGHT next, the 18th
Instant. Subjsc /" The Bible Divine Reeve
latiOn.D ~
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This expansion In discounts 10 contrary 70 genera OK
pectaon and is doubtless based upon sudden increase
In deposits. Tho specie reserve shows An increase OF
about three quarters Of million Of dollars. The
cepts from California Of sixteen hundred thousand dol
lars and large payments from the Sub Treasury led TO
suppose tho aggregate specie would have been
much larger The Fulton to-dsyror Havre carried out
nearly bali million and the Cunard steamer from Boston
for Liverpool Wednesday, viii take out much more.
Az The money market cases up specie deposits win In
crease and another contraction ID inevitable Large pay
ments abroad have been put Oh by the scarcity ofmoney
and there the least up the importers vii
commence remittng.
Tho steamship Fulton from this port for Havana to-
day. carried out sas So2 in specie The Texas from San
Juan, brought sl27, osl 81 in specie.
The circular Of Dc Coppet Co. prepared for transmits.
sion abroad gives the following review Of the bond and
stock MARKET
State Sods-virgina es being scarce have been done
In Of some importance, closing at IL per
cent advance. Missouri and Tennessee 6s have also
been active the former at per cent ADVANCE and the
latter without any material change in price.
City and County Bonds.-some Bourbon county as
have been bought for American account at fully
tanned prices. We know OF other transactions worth
mentioning
Railroad Bonds wore moderately active. The principal
business has Illinois Central Constr uctons at
IN New York Central ~, at Il per cent rise, and in Ne
York Central es, at per cent decline; and In Hudson
River Third Mortgage, without important variation At
private sale limited amount Of Galena and Chicago first
mortgage Was done. at q rise Of u per cent.
Railroad Shares have been extremely active, accom-
panied by sudden oscillations, but showing de-
cded advance the prices Of last week. appears from
the annexed table Of daily quotatons-The most active
have been Erie 1t an advance Of *; Reading, Of Az
Cleveland and Toledo Of q New York Central, Of 2s!;
Michigan Southern az, and Panama Of AZ per cent
The following have been dealt in less extent. Illinois
Central at u rise, oalena and Chicago At 3X Cleveland
and Ptsburg At 2 Chicago and Rock Island ii O. Mchi
gan Central 1t 3, and Milwaukee and Mississippi at pei
cent advance.
Money less stringent for short loans, NJ per can't
There Improvement IN the rates for paper VIZ
quote from IL per cent for first class
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18

We the Undersigned in the mail train from Boe
ton the Boston and Springfield and the Hartford New
Haven Railroad on Sunday night last feel due the
vel public to make statement of the nexcusabe neglect
and total absence OF regard for couort
which We experienced on our 70 this city the night
In question.
We lest Boston o'clock The night cold chilly
the the contained but miserable apology
IRE. saPposng that the conductor would the fire.
did at first pay much attention TO it. TILL by of the
increased chEness Of the Of the passengers looked
for fuel put the nre and found the wood boz
BY the time reached Worcester Dire in the
all and between that stat and Springfield
obliged do without fire at all the conductor stating
in reply 10 many urgent solicitations OF passengers,
that he would not male no fire, for he bad
WOOD Al springfield Of the passengers VOLUNTEERED
full endavors managed To have temporary fire. which,
however In consequence of tn. of fuel
and from Hartford TO Stamford distance of
miles effort made by of the employees of the
papy renew II, Notwithstanding many and frequent
the appeals the have regard
the began 70 show signs of giving out and the attention
the conductor having been called 70 the fact he informed
that he couldn't help There was OIL" To up
all reached New York, at half past four O'Clock on
Noroay morning, impaired In health and strength and tho
roughly disguised with the parsimonious
with cold and then iouaye sme sixty miles their road
of semidarsness through which the pas engers could
with DILIGENTLY recognise each other
The above plain giaeaient OF facts We the pub
Nc TO make tbeir own comments upon H.
W. Hilton, George W. Walker X. Richards. G. n johnson,
Isaac Dongs Boston Cant Hacks'an, Canada; George NJ
Wells, Mr. and Mrs q A. Ford, chicago; W. s. Day Penn
ssyanis; p. fcudeer. p g. Harmon New York g. NJ vii
ams, Philadelphia J. @. Mitchell Nantucket Joseph Bo-
n, Nateriown.
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TIuArzra Lar NIGHT. Burton theatre Gsncv'even
an Historical spectacular drama (rbsever that s y
~as produced last night for The FIRST time here.
srgnsy done At the Adepbi, London, years ago.
esd Ia taken nom q novel By Dumas, pre-. There .
great deal Of dalossetoo much PERHAPS good many
pretty dresses excellent an,ng BY Burton Mr. aad
Mss. l. Davenport, G. Fisher and Miss Agnes Rober,
son. and some situations which might be elective were
shey not 20 much elaborated 70 fatigue sAe audience
me plot 20 well known 10 make m analysis super.
nuous he psy was well received but needs tho knife
sadly TIE house was crowded. Mr.. wallace played
Dan Cesar dc Bszssn 10 crowded house. Tue perfor
nance "a &c picturesque . Of yore. We nope no
one who sdmires really rccd scting will for
set that tbs IL Mr.. wallack's last veex. AZ
the Chambers street theatre Mr Eddy produced
q new drava The Storm Set ret adapsed
nom popular novelette, by Mr.. Robert John
pson The play intensely melodranatic. and partcu-
larry nautical II well acted by Eddy Johnson, Ed.
wards and the Misses Logan TIE sst named actresses
are sisters OF Miss 1ts logsu. the fanous tssefienr
They are pretty girls sn< very sgreeshie srss At the
Academy of Music tT'fSrne du Nord" wa surg for tho
set urne 10 fne house 81 Brougham's B0wety thsre
vas fne house 10 the s~w local drams "R-os w.y
Ara The powsry,n and rsve~sse Of "Gscbetb.n The
osbev aesves wsre fuI, srs ihs week commenced go.
Ysrrhr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18

IHAiBERG's CONCERT AT BRooKiYN--The concert given
by this srea. artist at the Brooklyn AtheDaum last night
was crowded to overlooking On the previous Saturday
almost all the seats had been secured yesterday
many parties were disappointed in securing The places
they desired. The programme selected for the occasion
comprised some Of NJ rbaoerg beat compositions and pi.
sDofore which need not say played
with all the and brilHancy which distinguish his or
execution. BE was ably supported BY Madame Cora de
wiIborst and Hgnor More both o. whom shared large
~ In the applause Of the evening.
NJ Tbaberg's fifth concert Is announced for this
ing 9: NibIos Saloon. The present Of concerts
closes WITH this week. and snoud miss the oppor.
tonty OF hearing the gre a.est pianist in the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18

me m1kst tsnadAn brands was steady, with mole.
easter Sh sales Of about 100 bbis the prices
s.s; : { rs nj /. &
Des n. su,s mel. and "a arys he dssn
s9:sel. ,psndss cls.ss .gr,,s Sssase club
for wSs s.oS Z sq os rs 90 csn.
dian siih ore CARO- reported At " s. considerable por
% 1ass q sos ss
soSern ssow q s hysesss q OH bushels & scs saa
ern were made 1T SIC oats-rhe market drmer with
ceas eff CANAL .S od Hs's SIS % Ole
CofrrE-sales OF 1000 bags Of Mo made l0c.
S.,Eoy The marie, was ggrs steady with doing
FEEIsHrs continued sun, with engagements Of sooa 20
go bushels gram TO Liverpool Al ga lod IN bulk and
About 200 Sce bss aour Al "a 90 AMI some SEQ sc
losing oT bos isss onSen asoa 3 %
e bp,hs q grain were ENGAGED At I'D ad, and 2Coo
10 California hey ranged from &c TO sc per foot
FEvrr Stocks rasins hands were held al a. IS
lor lunch ard 49, for layers Which q; snecsed sss
AZ tic 5uc. per 100 lbs.
Bors were steady, &C. a lie with sales Of 80 a 20
Iirrroekisnd steady. al SC for common and al 81
Of s5 hsds Porto Rico we're made a, sac
EAvsl sIopss-sass 700 bbs crude turpcn,lne were
mate ai " y; 20 htls spirits do, isc cash Common
X. sm S.,ss and closed
The inside figure while prime was at siy sc sse es S
dressed hors were made at Nc, the same price
offered Tor zoo more Beef steady sales of 40
20 bbs INC udinR country prime at - 81 ress Id a
tWasp ~ and $40 ~ new and repscked Western NOS
nj ~ S for 90. and xlt Chicago ham. era
IN demand Al lsc Doc. cut dun pacon vas
quiet ard unchanged lard dull with ale. AZ shoat in
slis bbls At ls1e IKE Butter inn and in good de
10 prime. Cheese was AZ &c. n luke - -
REAL EsrsrE.-By v. VI Ludiow-Iiouse and ta No M
Liberty street. &sel NA2e. by A. y. Bleccker CO.
House aud lot No " Cherry street $500
Ricr was heavy and lower wh about 2s cass for
export NJ So So astJL
srcrs- Abgu, y bale. q cloves were sold al Ilsc mos
SUGARS The market was quite steady viii limited sa =.
whchwefe confined 70 sbou eh $50 hhds Cuba
NJ whs The range OF &C IOc and small lot of Porto
~ l0tsc and TOO boxes No. statc
Witsxry Sales If 100 bhls al Sic, with small
lots reported Mt 3ILc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18
Terrible Fire at Three Rivers.


TIE IRE at Three Rivers broke out at O'Clock sat.
urday morning. A house Notre Dame street dis
covered be fire at that bour and those who IN II
had barely time escape with their lives The wind blow
NJ from the north the fire caught the houses the op
yoee side, and spread with fearful rapcity, aud consnm
Cd three sid es Of the hIock-n all about atty buildings.
mo estimated value OF the property destroyed 0o0
About half OF tho business portion OF the town has
BEEN laid In ssbes Az usual the scarcity Of water tend
cd 70 this result For upwards OF half an hour not q
carter could be focnd 10 draw water from the river,
which IA in the mmeo.lte vicinity. The flames spread
vSh fearful rapidly TIL they were literally exhausted
Rom wan. Of suserance, and burned everything until
they reached the river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PsnApuPHiA Nov. II. 1855.
socks arm. rennsylvapis 5's So Reading Railroad,
sos: 1cus leland Railroad, l2 Morris Canal 15s Penn.
syivania railroad, 49,
Cos.orsaes 20 day 400 bales. a, Unchanged prics.
CHARrrsroS, Nov. ~, 1850
oouen-sa,cs 70 day, 600 bass. We have 90 change
IA report In proes
wheai-ssles 1850 bushels Chicago sprir <, ~ 81 ga
Corp-sacs s,eoo bushels, at ts5sc Barley, f 761e =
q rs Tor four rowed Sales Is 900 bushts Oats lc.
<sc for ssaie and Soc for freight tor Chosgo Sales
5000 bushels.
Oswseo, Nov lT-.P.M.
whes, firm, and IL better supply -ses 10, 900 bushels
81 ~ a. 81 81 for ordinary 10 choice white Canadian,
and 81 - for Canadian club. Very little corn Offering
Canal jrelgbts 70 New York q rsfc lower -four, $50
wheat, ltc Lake iupors-l 500 bbls. 1our, lao ISL
bushes wheat asse bushels barley, and 500 bushels
rye Canal sxports-a,esi blk. four. 200 bushels
wheat aud 4, 800 bushsls corn.
BrFrAto Nov. IT--7p.M
F,our aull sslee 700 bts as 80 o. Is for good 70
ext,a wveoufa, % Is . 90 81 for choice and extra
ohio wheat lover Saes, 25. oco bushes, ~ 81 ia .
o. lAx for chicago spring 81 40 for white Michigan, and
A AZ Tor DO Canadian Corn lower Sales "a 900 bush
e;s a. b7c bsc closing inside. Gaia SOC. dc Rye
sor Sc Barley 81 ~ for Canadian. Canal freShu 70
New York lpc. go. for wheat Receipts IN the forty
eight hours up today 10 7H barrels -four, 49,
sib bushels whss ITO $40 DO corn, and 41 DO rye
cansf exports 10 time, 2 Ts7 barrels four 10 tE
bo,hels wheat ~ 3i2 DO. corn, and 7.2so DO oats.