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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS
GEORGETOWN, Dec. o, 1856

GEORGETOWN, Dec. 9, 1856.
The trotting match from our city to Lees.
burg, and back, as noticed in the Star Of yes
terday, was won by Mr.. Sothoron's sorreI
mare, both going and returning. Time I'D,
two hours and forty minutes; returning, in
three hours and thirty-seven minutes-totsI
time going and returning, six hours and sew
enteen minutes. Going up the mare came out
some four miles ahead, and came in on the
return from five TO eight minutes ahead. The
result is the subject Of no little disputing this
morning among outside betters
fracas occurred last night, near the mar
ket, between two men named Shoemaker and
Denison, resulting in Shoemaker being severe
ly hurt. 1t appears that Denison followed
Shoemaker to his own premises, after a dis.
pute had occurred them, and inflicted several
ugly wounds upon his head with a stsne or
brick. Denison WIS arrested by the night
watch.
Our friends of the West Georgetown Meth
oiist Church are making extensive prepare
| ton for fair and festival to be held during
the Christmas holidays. The room selected
| for the purpose is opposite tho Mayors Office,
| and is now being fitted up for the occasion.
The -four market continues quite firm, with
limited sales Of fair to good standard brands ct
| SO 62as6.75. Sales yesterday Of some Z, 900 to
\ 5000 bushels Of wheat at 81 45aSl SO for red
and white Of fair qualities A very prime al
| ticle Of white would command 2a3c. more.
Wagon pork continues very scarce. Thus
| far none has arrived this week. The present
| cold snap will doubtless, however, induce the
| farmers a. commence slsughtering, and about
| the close Of this, or the early part of next
week, we may reasonably anticipate the ar
/ rival OF considerable quantities. s.
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... --a COMMUNICATED.
Mr.. EDIroR Being on visit to old George.
town College yesterday, imagine my great sur.
prise, as we'll as pleasure, when, upon my
arrival there. to End drawn up on the parade
ground, military company, which, on in.
quiry, found to be the Junior cadets, com.
pany composed entirely of boys from nine to
fifteen years of age, numbering some IS rank
and file. A more beautiful and truly inter
esting sight never before witnessed.
Through the kindness of friend, / was in.
troduced to their gentlemanly commander,
Capt. Doonan, also to Lieuts. Buckley, Lee,
Snow and Neale, and with great pleasure 40.
cepted of them an invitation to pass the day
at the villa belonging to the College. -
After going through a number of military
evolutions, with an exactness and precision
which would have surprised some of our old
est military men, and which reflected great
credit upon themselves and their officers,
they paraded through the principal streets Of
Georgetown preceded by the excelsior With.
ers, (who, by the way, is a fayorite of both ju-
nior and senior cadets,) and his 7inimitable
band, on which occasion they performed for
the first time, in exquisite style, the !" Cadet
Polka dedicated to the senior cadets, and
Z" Cadet Quickstep,' dedicated to the junior
cadets of Georgetown College.
The ladies with their usual grace and alac-
rity, sauted them with their sweet smiles and
the waving of handkerchiefs, which was 70
spondsd to on the part of the gallant Cadets,
military decorum, Of course, restraining their
wonted demonstrations. -"
They arrived at the villa about noon, when,
after resting short space of time, they par.
took of sumptuous repast prepared for them,
after which they proceeded to enjoy them
selves IN various ways until 4 clock, at which
time they again formed ranks and returned to
the college. May great success attend their
carly efforts GIRL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1856. Its
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: by BARNARD l. BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
(WALL, BARNARD Co., Washington
m WEDNESDAY,, THE 10TH INsr.,
~ at III O'Clock a. IN we will sell, at the resi-
Intersection Of High and cad streets, the entire
Household Effects, as - $500
PARL0R FURNITURE.
Elegant Carved Rosewood Sofa
Rosewood Carved reception Chairs
Set Rosewood Parlor Chairs
Rosewood Carved 6othic Chairs
Rosewood Marble-top and Inlaid Centre Table,
DO Tete-a-Tete Crimson Brocat.lle
Velvet Tapestry, Carpet and Rug
Fine OH Paintings and Engravinps
ROSEWOOD Ete2ere, Chinese Teapoy
Lace and Brocatelle Curtains, Lamps
Ollandoies, ornaments, &c.
RECEPTION ROOM.
Walnut and Plush Sofa
walnut Centre Table, Mafble-Top do
Rout Tab'es, Gothic Carved Chairs
Brussels Carpet, Hug, Curtains, &c.
CHAMBERS.
Elegant Chinese richly Carved Rosewood Bed
Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobe, stard, and Chairs
TO match
Mahogany InIaid Bedsteads
Bureau, Wardrobe, and Stand 10 suit
lnlaid and other Bedsteads
Best quality Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsfers
=, Do Hair aud tpring Mattresses
Mahogany Dressing, and other Bureaus
Wardrobes, Washstands, Chamber Chairs
BRUSSELS Carpets, Rugs
Toilet Sets, Rockers. Bedsteads, &c.
Bathroom Furniture complete
Bureaus, Stands, Bath Tubs, Chairs
Carpet, Oilcloth, &c.
DINiNG ROOM.
Extension and Side Tables
Stone China Dinner Set
China Tea Set, Plated Egg Boiler
Pitchers, Walters, trays
Fine cut Wine Fumbiers, and other Glass
Leather Covered Sofa, Carpet, Rug
Cane Seat Chairs, Curtains
Time Piece, Arm Chair, Mating
Kitchen and other Stoves
Iron and Tin Ware, Wood Ware
Safe, Baskets, &c.
With other articles not herein mentioned
Terms: All sums OF and under $50 cash; over
amount credit OF 50 and 30 days for notes sat-
endorsed bearing interest.
The House Is for Rent. Apply to A HYDE
Esq., at Riggs Co 8 Banking House
dec BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Auct'rs. oil.
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By A. GREEN. Auct,onee,

ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
'NRUSTEE'a SALE OF Dh U8S, MED,.
u eines, Soda Apparatus, Store fixtures,
Uus raAtnrss, &c, Mt Auction.-On MON
DAY, December is, 1856, / shall sell. at no o,ci
q. m, by virtue Of deed Of trust to the subscri
. per, bearing date the 18th day Of December,
1912. ana recorded In Liber J. A. 8, No IO2
ioos so to 426, one Of the land records for
ineton county, In the District Of Columbia, ali
tne stnck and Fixtures in the apothecary store OF
VIM L. Evans, at the corner Of north and 7th
sIfeets west all Drugs, Medicines, Soda oun
store. - 'A'
The stock will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Iefms All sums under SIS, cash over that
amount credit Of go and 80 days for notes salts
factorily endorsed, bearing interest.
Inc druggists and dealers I'm fancy goods are
respectfully invited to the sale, as the STOCK is
large ana goo1 They will find 1t to their ad-
vantage to attend
...s JOHN T. EVANS, Trustee.
dec y A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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NEW YORK, Dec. S-Flour has declined
sales OF =, 600 bbls State s6.20as6.40; South
ern Sc 90aS7 20.
Wheat is firm; sales Of $4,000 bushels
Genesee whitesl IS. Corn is buoysnt; sales
10000 bushels; mixed 73c, yellow 74lc
Pork is buoyant; mees SIG 25aSl9 so Beef
Is firm; new repackei Chicago Sl4aSl4 so.
Lard is dull at l3c.
Whisky tends downward Ohio 32tc
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Financial

NEW YORK, Dec. 9. Stocks M. lama,
Chicago and Rock Island 90: cnmh.,,.na
Coal Co. III: Illinois Central shares IIss. 40
bonds 90! Michigan Southern IS; New York
central 9Ot; Pennsylvania Coal Company 90.
Reading "a; Canton Company %; Virginia 6's
Sterling exchange is firm.
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AUCTION sALae.
This AFTERNOON AND ro.roRsow

BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; 6eorgetovp
SMALL MARKET FARM at Aactisn.-
" On TUESDAY, December 9th, ut 3 p m !,
We VIII sell, on the premises, 60 the hfghesi
tSs one half Of That property known
ae properly OF Mr.. William Cammack, lying
on the west side Of the RockyfIle Turnrtfe
aDoat TWO miles from Georgetown, and i'm.
meolaHiy opposite Mount st Aibsn's Church.
Son.sinlng ~ scres, more or less, and improved
~ nearly new and commodious Frame Dwell.
country. A'0oion III 'ne
sale. " RAP aIM nnoWh al
wv 20 - ..l. Auctioneers
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by JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
NOOD FRAME HOUSE Ann Lot IN

COOP FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN
hS Elfst ward at Auction.-On TUES
DAY December the 10th, shall sell. ia ont nj
the premises, alta O'Clock p m part OK Lot No
., IN square No. "a, having front on New Yol L
avenue OF 20 feet running back 136 feet, with the
House containing five rooms and a wide passage
Inc above property Is situated on New York
avenue, between 21st and 22d streets west. The
nouse mas been used until the last ~ months IA a
the above business. IS
Title indisputable --t.'
Terms cssh. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
oooS Auctiopeer
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Car.house Burut

Providence, Dec. s.-The old car-hcuse of
the Boston and Providence railroad was burnt
this morning. with nine cars, q large quantity
OF wood, dc. Loss about Sl2 900.
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Municipal Election.
Church Burnt

BosroS, Dec. S-Hon. A. III Rice was to.
day re elected Mayor of this city, by about
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Negroes Hung.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. S-Four negroes were
hung at Dover, Tenn, for being implicated in
the conspiracy for rebellion among the slaves
in that quarter. -
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT

VaLUAbLk bN1CK HOUSE AND LUZ
on Pennsylvania avenue at Auction
On WEDNESDAY, the Sd day Of December
next, sell, in front Of the premises, al O'Clock
p. m Lot ID, in subdivision Of original lot No =,
In square No. 3i9, having front Of IS feet en-
the south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between
10th and 1lth streets west running back to an al
ley, containing 2,6I3 feet, with the improvement
which is a good Brick House, containing twelve
conveniently arranged rooms, wide passage and
cellar the gas and store fixtures to be sold with
the House.
This property is handsomely located, being thai
west Of the Confectionery Store.
Terms One third cash; balance In 6, -, and
IS months, the purchaser to give notes for the de
ferred pay ments, bearing interest from The day OF
sale.
n deed given and deed OF trust taken
All conveyance at the cost OF the purchaser.
nov esd A. GREEN, Auct'T
IL i he above sale is postponed until
WEDN ESDAY, the 10th inst, same hour.
dec 4.d A. GREEN, AuctioneeT.
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By A. GREEN, Auctiopeer.

INFLAMMATION SALk OF VALUABLK
Baildlng Lets at Auctisn.-On TfIES.
~ DAY me I'd day Of December next, 1 shall sell,
p m, all the Lots not sold OF SQUARE No aSI
subdivided into handsome building lots, fronting
on 9th and 9TH streets west and and IT $780,
north plats can be seen at my auction rooms
table. Ai'p"
Terms One-fourth cash balance In one, two.
tniee, Tour, and i've years, the purchaser to give
notes lot the deferred payments, bearing interest
from the day Of sale.
deed given and deed OF trust talen
nov z'-o6ds A. GREEN, Auct'r.
The above sale IL postponed in csnse
quence OF the rain until TU EsDAY, the 9th inst
same noun and place. A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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Railroad Accident

CINCINNATI, Dec. The express train that
left this city on Friday evening was thrown
from the track on the Erie railroad, near Owe
50, on Sunday morning. No one was hurt.
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MADAME DELARUE

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO THE
~ ladies that she has just received, -~AaS
ldirect from Paris, a large and beau 49,
~ tiful assortment Of FLOWERS, In >R
sets, punches and sprays, BONNETS, HEAD
DRESSES OF all kinds, VELVET, RIBBON,
F1LETS, embroidered with Pearl and Gold
Jet, Pearl, Gold and Silver LACE,-styles Main.
tenors, La Valliere, Stella, Justiciene, &c
Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries in sets, Collars,
Sleeves, Bands, Hapdkerchiefs; a variety OF
Fancy Articles, Pearl Pins, EARRINGS, Bracelets,
Mosaic, Steel and Jet Ornaments, fresh PERU.
merry, Soaps, Pomatums, &c, &c.
Mime ID. begs leave to mention that as all OF
the above articles, together with great many
others that cannO be enumerated. have been i'm.
ported by herself, she Is enabled to offer them al
much lower prices than otherwise.
An assortment Of Jouvin's White Kid Gloves
on hand dark ones expected to arrive soon.
dec 3t* x8S Pa. ave =, bet 18th and 18th SITS
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Bv JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

DIV Jhc Y. MCUUI IKE, huctfoneef.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME House
Il and Lot In the First w ard.-On THURS
DAY AFTERNOON, December III, at O'Clock,
on the premises by virtue Of deed Of trust dated
April sth, 1856, and recorded in Liber J A. g.
No. is folios ga 325, $40, 327, and 3as, one OF
the land records foT Washington county, | shall
sell the west half Of lie: No. 6, In square No
lao, fronting 25 feet on north L street, between
18TH and 18th streets west, running back ITO feet
to 80 feet alley, with the Improvements. consist.
ing Of two-story Frame Dwelling House, Sta.
BILE, and other Outbuildings.
Terms cash, DAVID A. HALL, Trustee
dec Sd JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auct
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COPFINs-COFFINS.

MN WHITE, SOLE AGENT FOR FISK'S
Vvl Alright Metallic COINS for
the city Of Washington, wishes TO 60
inform the public that he has now
on hand large supply OF all sizes, similar In
form 70 the richest wood CO ftns, and beautifully
finish imitation Of rosewood. They can be sold
at the same rates a well hsished mahogany
coffin These beautiful Airtig ht Cofnns can be
ready for use in thirty minutes for transpor alton
to any part Of the United States. he under
$ gned attends to UNDERTAKING In all Its
branches, at all hours OF day or night. Also. on
hand supply Of READY MADE WOOD COZ
FINS.
Purchasers are respectfully invited 10 call and
see for themselves, at No. i57 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., south side, near the corner Of Third street.
dec eoIm% NJ. M. WHITE.
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BosroN, Dec S-St. Paul's Church, Ded-
ham village, was destroyed by FIRE yesterday,
involving loss Of 900.
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Bank Of Tennessee
New York Market.

NASHVILLE, Dec S-Ths Bank Of East Ten
nessee and all its branches has finally closed
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Byy. C. MceUIRE Auct;onee

Dy'. &c Mc6UIKE, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN
nne ftrst Ward.-On THURSDAY AT.
IEkNOON, December 18th, at O'Clock, on the
brcMses, l shall sell Lot No 1, In square No. 81,
,nos ~ feet inches on north street, by l2s
zee. inches on 22d street west
Lnis property Is situated In a fashionable and
Iaplofy improving part Of the city, and offers
great Inducements a. an investment. -
81 VIII DC sold entire, or in lots to suit purchas-
Lems: One-fourth cash the residue In 6, IL,
ana 10 months, with interest, secured by a deed
OF trust on the premises.
Gee I'd JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auct
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CIReUrf CoURr in this Court the eject
ment eess OF Carol as. FRAZIER was under CON.
alteration this morning. Redin and Marbury
for plaintiffs, Bradley and Bradley for defence
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY a. UHEEN, Auctloneer.
E,RAME HOUSE AND LOT ut Auction.
Il On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, | shall sell,
In front Of the premises, at 4 O'Clock p. m, Lot
No. 3, In Square No. l6, having a front on north
street Of 81 feet inches, between 25th and 26th
streets west, running back l24 feet IL inches TO a
wide alley with the Improvements, which are a
good Frame HOUSE, sc
Terms One-third cash balance in six and
twelve months, for notes neiring interest from
day Of sale.
A deed given and deed OF trust taken.
Title indisputable. Terms TO be complied with
In three days after sale.
dec 6-eodts A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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DIkD,

On the 9Th instant, In the 47th wear OF his ace.
EDWARD QUIGLEY
HIS friends and the friends and aequafntances
OF The family are req oested TO attend the funeral,
so e tne residence OF his brother, William Quig-
ley, east 10th street, Navy Yard, To- M orroW AZ.
ternOOn at O'Clock q
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MORE AUCTiOH BARGAINS.
M HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM
w the Philadelphia Auctions, a very large and
handsome assortment Of Cloth ana Velvet Cloaks
and Talmas, which I'm addition to our form er
stock makes assortment one Of the largest ard
best 10 select from I'm the city. Having been
bought at auction late in the season we can sell
them fifty per cen! less than New Yolk prices.
Sales Room second store.
w EGAN & SON,
3a3 south side Pa av, bet. 9Th and TIN sts
dec q o. INTEL
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Tn JOLLY CLUE had capital Ball last
night at the Assembly Rooms.

WArea RsrURNs JACOB Parker, (colored,)
disorderly, fne and costs; George Montgome-
Y, do, do; VIM. Dyson, do, do In the
eastern lookup, Robert Tate, drunk and dis
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REV GOODS.

III SEMKEN, 800 PENN. AVENUE, BE-
L IL tween 9th and 10th streets, has opened this
day a splendid assortment Of superior GOLD
WATCHES, for Ladies and Gentlemen Ola
MONDS, and all other styles OF rich Jewelry OF
the1atest Paris fashions; triple PLATEDWARE
on Albata. Also, an invoice Of fns Fancy Arti-
eles, suitable for Christmas and N ew Year Pres
ents, and lot Of real JET ORNAMENTS,
STERLING slLVERWARE In great variety.
Testimonials made to srder We respectfully
call the attention Of our patrons to the above and
solicit call. III SEMKEN,
dec e-6t 93O Pa ave !. bet 9th and 10th sta.
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COMMERCIAL INTEILIarNop
The Southern Commercial Convsn,,o,

SAVANNAH, Dec. 8 There are large mum.
Der of delegates here to the Southern Com.
mercial Convention, which assemblies 20 dsv.
Virginia contributes the largest quota. The
best feeling prevails.
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EV ENING STAR.

Jos PRISrrsa.-0ur patrons and the public
are reminded that We are prepared to have
their orders for Job Printing of every descrip-
ton executed at the shortest notice, for the
lowest prices and in the best and most salts
factory manner. All wanting such work done
cannot do better than to apply directly at the
counter Of the Star Office. Ca
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BY g. WRIGHT; Georgetown.

BY Il. Z. WRIGHT; Georgetown. t-
DORTO RICO SUGAR AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY next, the 10th instant. a,
IL O'Clock, al F and A. II. Dodge's warehouse,
t E balance OF TIE cargo Of the barque VIM.
233 hhds fair TO prime Sugar
EDW'D. 3. WRIGHT, Auctioneer,
dec SIS GaoToa,oyyn
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lMMBRtC COLLARS. JUST Received,
~ large lot Of Cambria Collars, OF most beau
tiful designs, for Ladies and Children at
CASSIDY'S, 3i4 Penn avenue
dec J-1w bet 10th and 18th streets
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MARRIED,

On the 4th instant, by the Rev. W. Krebs,
ChR!STlAN SMITH and ELIZABETH
WINEGERG
On the 9TH Instant, by the R.v w. Kreos
GEORGE w. WAkD and JULIA A. f. ST
CLAIR
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AUCTION BALES.
BY A. GREEN, Auciioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auciioneer.
WOMAN AT AUCrION.On
n .,.nCNsDAY, the ilth instant, shall sell, At
Vociock q. %. at the County Jail, inlWas hlng-
tVa, coioteds VI oman, about SO years OF age a
s.sse Lor LIE. She Is good cook, and sold for
dec I'D cpEEN A..
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM TIE ASSOCIATED pRrss
BY HOUSE PAINTING TELE6ESpu
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLINTIc
-Four Dsys Later frsS e1r.ss

NV foRk, Dec 9, I0i q. m.-The Collin,
iivanip Atlantic, Captain Eldridee, from
Sar SdrPp3l on the 18th ult has arrived Cd
1I a.ny Hook. Her intelligence IA four a,x.
i"s Tt rom S all parts Of Europe.
:, Aue 0unard steamship Asia .,,;xsa 90, -,
the evening Of the 7ad. He, n.vS ~ ~
enect on cotton, the Liverpool m.,L.t cios,rs
dull and unchanged, sxceptine . 49, A. ss
OF the buyer. The sales for ~. IT, 49,
were 5000 bales, including 500 hsi.' ys
pnr', but none on speculation ''i
DreadssGffs were quiet. Pork wa, duu
money was easier Consols cat.
SECOND pIsPArcHl
NEw YORK, Dec. 2, ia q. m.-Ths AtI.,
Tic has reached her dock She reports hsvin,
experienced head winds. Passed a larse icse.
berg on the 5th inst, of Cape Race.
The political news by this arrival il uuim.
portant
The British Government has given official
notice OF It's intention to furnish ships 20 take
additional soundings for the Atlantic tele.
graph, also Tor laying the cable, and to guar
antee dividend Of four per cent upon the
capital stock
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCR
'Ihe various Liverpool circulars quote bread
stuns quiet Richardson, Spence a Co. ouote
red wheat says; white do. 9s 2daes IOd; Wet
ern Canal -four not quoted; Bsltimo,. snS
philadelphia S2a33s Sd Ohio 34a35s od rniy-
ed corn S3aS3s Cd; white Sass; yellow s3s
Consols were steady, closing for money NJ ~
as4t, and for account at 94ta94f.
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90 RFWARD.-STRAYE OK STOLEN
W q on Wednesday, December ID, Bay a.
HORSE has one hisd foot white, few LoN
white spots on his back, and white star In his
forehead, aged about IL years The above re-
ward will be paid for his delivery to me on nj
street, north side, between 10Th and 10Th
dec 6-3t* JOHN MILLER
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IL TIE VIsfrING DKnocRArs. --Ouf city read
| ers are aware that the Twelfth Ward Demo
cratic Club Of Philadelphia are to Wait WASH
ington on the 4th of March next, and to give
grand ball here on the occasion. Their
preliminary arrangements in this city are In
the hands Of q committee of the Jackson Demo-
cratic Association. We find in q late tPhila-
delphial Argus letter from that committee
TO the Twelfth Wsrdsrs aforesaid on the sub-
ject, from which we make the following ex-
tracts: ID
w.sunsro., Nov. q, 1856.
In discharging the duty of rendering In ad.
vance hearty welcome of your Club to the
Metropolis, permit MS to congratulate you, fel-
victory achieved in Pennsylvania over the
combined elements Of abolitionism. Black Re.
publicanism, Maine lavish, and Know Moth.
ingism. Upon the great battle field of Penn.
sylvania, the amalgamation party waged on
Democracy fierce and unrelentins war. The
cry throughout the Northern States by the
opposition leaders was" Give all your means
to Pennsylvania, for if We lose the Keystone,
We shall lose. al: !" Every city, town and
ministers, (who abandoned their holy func-
lions to engage in party politics,) and orators
OF the Fremont party. Their money was con.
tributed freely, mot for the aid Of bleeding
Kansas, and large sums were expended to
defeat Mr.. Buchanan in his native State, and
OF which he has been her pride and sdmira-
tion for full forty years, and always was sus-
tanned by her Democracy. ="
But their unprincipled and base schemes
failed to sway the Gon-hearted Democracy Of
the good old Keystone. She came ont of the
contest with her banners floating triumphant
ly, after q successful vindication of the prin-
ciples Of national Democracy. The banner
bearing the name of Pennsylvania favorite
son rallied to the polls the honest yeomanry
of the country-spread confusion and dismay
that has existed since the adoption Of the
American Constitution. - .... .. IT,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-09

DOOMS FOR REMIT wO LARGE,
III finely furnished Parlors and Bedrooms for
rent, with or without Board, at FLINT'S Hotel,
near Union Once. deco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-09

EOR RENT.-A DWELLING HOUSE
Il with StOrehouse adjoining. and Bake
House In the rear Is offered for rent. Its No 2OI
Ak street, between and streets, Island For
particulars inquire Of GEORGE w. BRAY, No.
2S2 9th street north dec s-1w#