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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1853.
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Fire at NeW.Orleana

Ngw.OKLEASs, Friday, Nov. & iase
Two dwellings on Prytanis street. 10 thn otv =.
destroyed BY Gre to-day. A child persAsd ia ~
hamcs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

Advertisements for The Tribune Mercantile Advor-
tiser to be issued on Monday, must be handed in to-
day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

Kue BY the strcoey Republican IesisIstuse Of
1867 In shorr, doss not the whole rcceot history
Of our State contradict tie A,tass assertion aud
repel its inputationi
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From WashingtOn.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TRE n. Y. TRIBUNE

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TRE n. Y. TRIBUNE.
FRS Special CovvetTondenk
WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. 26, 1859.
The Cabinet was in session again to-day till
late hour, engaged upon Mexican aff,irs. The
Spanish Minister denies that bis Government in
tends war with Mexico, and Lord Napier aud
Count sartiges express emphatically their disbelief
that anything serious will result from the move.
ments 10 the Cuff
The Secretary Of tie Navy has taken precaution
to send orders TO have all the available vessels at
the variou. Navy Yards fitted out with the utmost
dispatch.
Letters received by the last steamer from Mr.
Meade, our Minister to Brazil give very favor
able account Of the state Of things in that country
He speaks in glowing terms of the happy condition
of the sases. The States, the ilibuster Oreau,
declares that DOW is the last chance to get Cuba,
and exults in the prospect of war between Spain
and Mexico as certain to lead to the acquisition Of
Cuba.
WAsHSeros Friday, Nov. g. 1853.
Cor fcting reports have been published concerning
the objects Of the recent departure Of Judge ne
ard Ben Mccullough, both of Texas, for Sonora.
The truth s the former has been appointed Consul
Guayamas, and the latter accompanies him On bus.
Dess concerning himself, and in no connected
with this Government.
Tie balance in the Treasury Monday was Sc 06O,
O0O. The receipts fer the week ending on that day
were $fi7 900. The amount of the drafts paid WAS
2lE5,0CO, and the amount Of the drafts issued was
81 $50 p00 reduction from last week of 81, 49, 900.
Information has reached Washington in such form
to place the fact beyond question that large
ber OF Mexcans residing in Sonora have entered into
nfrk.. Sfoka
annexation to the United States.
telegraphic dispatch from Mobile states tha: much
excitement still prevails in that city, growing ont of
the refusal to grant clearance to the Alice Painter
The Secretary Of State has not, as reported de.
named an explanation Of the Spanish Minister con-
ceripg the object Of that Government 10 sendiog an
armed force agains; Mexco although private ioter.
view with him was requestsd by Mr. Cass on, is sup
posed, that subject.
The financial report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
is now nearly completed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE-WIGs AND lOUPEEs
f-,..s, .orL IN the voridTbs celebrated oabhhrentis
a No as Broadway Twelve private expressly for tho
s,riIestop OF biz HAIR DYE the best extsut BATcgs
tors WIGS ard have improvements oil otners
th the ory place whes thsse things properly Understood
sni made.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
BRANDRFTH's Pills AND INFIUENZA.-Tl

BRANDRFTH's PMS And INfIUENZA-Iho
pr. cos nfacn,s neussc aid Ihrrnslc affections VII
A. on r,ye ,y IN two or three good doses q Brsodh
Pi ch are admitted by al To be the best Passsye and
eanter Of the blood from s foulnss, 10 the world aod hose
" DO are suffering duty ~ ther-e'ves y thew
They be valued beyond pcc when rsed Read The fol-
J
Gent'ernen eyed 6ny hod cornpsxin. scrofulcu' hsb'
sudden ssci q fDHsainson o. ne koney. psn excrarans
Cod u.ilb.r s e down and up without agony
e had the s.ssnoe the beE phy.rs tt- village sd ra5
without CIV Of bic spi,fins Wcer hope bad DE-
r.uec a. 4 a meats he swaoved estt Brsnoreths Veg
table Universal P ard then srpled the cst OF t'.
su mustard plasar In Eve hours the pills operated and
bousb pail until this aect occurred yet thea
ce.,d eL,irey and recovered his health Ia fsw days
Over o y,as passed and there has been no return
Of the disease. -
gentleman New York 'uHcrd from pain 10 ne 1hsst ana
dv,p, p,ia He his will AID fully expected that his days
we're snf Il Bu. he Presed 70 take Brxndrth
Vessb Usivsr.el Pill each pigi vie they benefited hiD
He coumsncec and r-ry the r day. He took
uober smother his heath improves and be s con;
nued ah M each night. He did this for three hundred
nd siyty6se nights, and by hi. time he had become e-
try cured, and sdd.d seventy five pounds to bis weight
Where the medicine bst effect such results, save
gr,nsrstb's Pills Principal flee No POI Csnsst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
MrYra's MIRACULOUS vKRms DEsTRoYER.-

MEYERb NIkMILOtS EKyIIN DEnIHUf H.
Read on TIE psse Of The Herald Of th dsy nabor Of
C-rtacses affecting 10 the efficacy Of MEYsss 0afWuous
remedies vch fail to csecy eli tiads Of seruin-
Pcr ssle - the Pfosors Drp No. c2 Bro;dssy corner
Of Hos.onst RrsaTos No 10 As'er House. snd Ha <7
Broadway corner Of Csn.ist r. C. WELLS Co., NO I'D
Fran,lI ~; ssd By Mr.. HAys No IT'S Fuon. Brooklyn-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
BAERY's TRICOPHEROrs
IL The Beet and Cbsspest Article for DfsaSnS
Besatifyins. Cleaning, Curing,
Preserving and Restoring the Hair,
d.,s tyv IL For sale by all Drussists and PeYfam,

RUPTURE CURED BY MARsHs RADICAL CURE
faUssRefereuce s principal surgeons aud physoisns
Of this city, Cen and ex.ins them before purchasing ese-
where Also, Elastic STocKGs, SHOULDER BaAcEs Bur-
poarERs, 10. No. 2 VrseyEs, Astnr House.
HOLLOwAY's OINTMENT. Who need suffer
F..ua knife for rel-f
stns complaint he cured by locs application
this wonderful Ointment No. 30 Maiden lane, New York
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ARREST UPON A RHouIsrrroN event no.
Deputy Sheriff Small, Of Baltimore. arrived IA
this city with requisition from the Governor Of
Maryland for the person OF VIM n. Richardson.
who stands charged with an assault ana b.tte,v
with intent to kin policeman in that citv sors
months ago. He went to Deputy Marshal PHI
lips and told him his business, and Deputy phi.
lips proceeded to take the necessary stenx Tor the
arrest OF Richardson. Securing the assistance Of
OHcer Yeatman, they went In search OF Richard.
son, and found him. He was taken TO iaiI. and
Will be delivered to the Maryland authorities to-
day. Richardson has been In this CITY about
eighteen months, and was employed on the Aux-
Hilary Guard By Mayor Magruder, and a short
While IN the same capacity by Mayor Berret, but
was dismissed Tor being drunk on duty Daring
Ills service under Mayor Magruder, a demand
was made for him, and officers came 10 the city
WIN Iequisition; but there being defect ii,
ths Ie9nisiuon, be was not taken. The Mayor
oIdefed him to 90 TO Baltimore and give himself
Ups which he declined to do saying that he had
oeen 10 Baltimore to attend court two weeks he.
iore, ana what he heard and saw there proved
clearly 70 him That his voluntary appezrsnce in
Baltimore would lie suicide The Msvor directed
Capt. Mills that IL proper REQ uisition cams "a
deliver Richardson TO the ofscers. INT No ,er,ni
sition was received during his further aervics on
the 6uafd, de has since been engap ed In = res,
taurant. s-sS~
10. o,.f.-Mt. Nebo Encampment win hold
an adjourned meeting this evening. Attend /! :
Leox AT the alphabetical Business DIRECTORY
In smother column. tra . - -".'
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DIED.,
DIED, tr- -
ut. Mr. DANIEL WALSH. Ere
he mail stage on Pennsylysnla

avenue. = -.--|' : : :
Mr. ]. w. Robertson. Penn. avenue, between eth
s1s Ieth streets east on saturday the 5oth ant
toii Hill. at az o'clock D. M. The friends of the
famliy are respectfully invited. ,. - -
suddenly, on the morning OF the 18th instant. in
q VIM; DAVIS, and daughter Of John r. and
MARY Il. Cesssh, leaving q husband. thrss small
BILE .oss.
The funeral viii take pl.oe from the resid snce of
her husband, ON Maryland avenue, near 7th street
on Sunday 2st inst. at Ia o'clock, where the reia
tives and friends are respectfully invited to attend
tintelhgencsr please oopyj = - : :"
On the l8th inst, MARY SERAPHINE RAT.
aged IS oars q native of Montreal, Canada,
Her funeral Will take place on Saturday, at 2
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An INFAMOUS AYYAIR.-At q late hour last
night, the stable Of Samuel Pumphrey, grocer
at the corner Of Four-and .s-haif and N streets
south, was broken open by party Of thieves.
and valuable horse taken therefrom and har-
messed into grocery wagon In the stable yard
and made on with The theft was not discov-
cred until Just after daylight this morning, when
Mr.. Humphrey visited his stable as usual, and
instantly on noticing the affair started after some
clue TO the direction the parties had taken A
very snon tme afterwards he found the remains
Of his wagon, which was nearly new and worth
ABOUT Sio, at the corner Of Virginia avenue and
street, bearing every appearance OF having
oeen run away with by the horse. The whole
clusively that the horse, which was Young and
spirited, had become unmanageable under the
hands OF his strange drivers, and had probably
run against some obstruction, upsetting the
wagon ana demolishing II completely, and at
the same time freeing himself from his tormen-
tors The animal made his appearance at a
stable on Four-and- half street, near Maryland
avenue, at an early hour, nearly dead from wounds
winch ne had evidently received by running
away His hind legs were nearly cut of, and
the LIE blood was spouting in big streams from
the completely severed arteries.
mr.. humphrey valued the horse at $500, and
authorizes US to say that he will give 500 to the
person who will ferret out and bring to punish
ment the perpetrators of this act of wand alism
Inc Fellows, before driving out OF the stable
well Allied clothes line In rear Of the premises.
which they completely stripped Of great num-
Der OF valuable articles Of linen
ENGLISH OPKRA.-On Monday evening, the
New Orleans English Opera Company-of which
the Charleston, Richmond and Louisville press
speak In terms Of high praise-will commence an
engagement Of one week; and we cannot doub,
that the music lovers of the metropolis will Iib.
orally honor its excellence. The leading artist,
OF the company comprise Miss Rosalie Durand, a
Beautiful woman, possessing highly cultivated
and pure soprano voice, and great brilliancy OF
style; Miss Georgia HOdson, who comes from a
distinguished musical family, and is recon.
meDded by the warm eulogies OF the London and
American press; Miss Ada King the contralto
Messrs Fred and VIM. Lvster, Frank Trevor, r
b. Swan, Arnold and others, together with an
encient chorus, and orchestra OF which Prof A
Rein Jr. Is conductor, position which he filled
also with the Pyne i Harrison Compauy-form.
ing An ensepIbIs Of talent excelIng In effect any
by which English Opera has yet been presented
In our city. The opening opera will be Rossini, 3
sparkling comic production, the {. Barber OF
Stvllle," In which occurs several Of that macs.
tro'S most brilliant gems Of composition The
prices OF admission have been most literally ad
Justed-being but fifty cents to dress circle and
PaTquette, with an extra charge Of twenty i've
cents for reserving seats.
The WBATHRR.-Range of the thermomete,
for one week, beginning at noon Of Thursday
4 Nnyemher n and onHinu FIT,
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n CARD aS
~. y. DUFFY takes this method of iuformIng his
spc sSd S md as h ss.
40 street. one door from Jth. He i also agent Tor
the New York Tablet, Metropolitan, Catholic
served BY carriers By leaving yois End .adfsss
mo LIN .rAAs. xa s,rset. Che Soor fram r.
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M AkSHAL'S LIN virtue of writs of
Circuit Court or the District OF Columbia Tor the
county u Sshlngton and to me directed, / viii
house door Of said county, on + u ESDAY,the So h
OF NoyeniDer, 1853, at IL O'Clock m, the following
titie, caiH and interest in and to Lots Nos 1, 3 s.
ana T. IN Squaro No IA. IN the city of Washing ton
Y, together with all and sing ular the Improve
ments thereon, seized and levied upon as the prop
erty 81 Charles Van Patten, and will be sold TO
satisfy udIcals Nos. TO and 81, to October term
1855, IN favor Of w. G.. w. and Jane l.. White, and
lanes =; hcGuiIe, admir- of John ID. Brown, VS..
CndlIes H. an ration. J. ID. HOOVER.
Late Marshal for the Distinct of Columbia.
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By c. w. BoTELER. Auotloneer.

EOK SALE.-On WEDNESDAY. the s4tbsiay
4 Of November, lS5S,at pubic auction at 4 oycf'k
p. m. IN iront OF the premises. shall sell one of
the hands amest, INST eligible and desirable Lots
IN he oty OF Washington for the erection of pr-
Sate residence. ~
This valuable I.otIs No. q, in Square No Is7 sit
pstea IN FIRST Ma5d, on the south side Of street,
dence of Dr. w God. u. 3. A. Ii fronts on / street
40 has depth OF 43 feet, with % foot alley in
tne rear and contains 84 square feet. IL Is near
Inc Residents mansion and the Pubic Depart
ments. ofN',
Terms One-thrd of the purchase money in cash,
and the "a anee IN three equal ply ments of 6, and
~ months with interest from the day of sale, Sc
CURED bJ deed OF trust. If not complied with in
Gay sfter the sale tire will be resold at the
Task and cost of the purchaser.
~ eonyeYanclng at the expense of the purchaser.
The title IS lntlsputatIe.
10 10 G. w RnTETEp A..
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BOARDING..

ROARDING.-MRS. CUDLIPP, "A Pa. ave-
u nue., opposite United States Hotel, has several
front nooms to accom- modate members of Con
ess Clerks OF Departments and strans ers VISITING
~ o.y. no list.
MES. A. w BRINKLEY respectfully In forms
70 aceohmodate boardeIs, both transient and per-
manssnts 9p reasonable terms. Persons desiring
snefe svev attention will be paid to make them
az has WI DO veil by applying immediately
tween Camden and Pratt sts.. Baltimore. no i1-im
kVGAtktDiNG, with handsomely furnished Rooms,
nghtco With gas, may be obtained by early APP
pheaton az f7o 18TH street. between and strests
rev iaoie boarders can also be accommodated.
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TODAY T0-MORRoW M0RNTN0,

TODAY TOMORROW MOANING.
Il L S SssD9T ESRsfSs9 sTsfYI,N
~ n Hack, in good order, aud q fine pair Of Bsy
oTT .,G MORNING. Novsmbsf sStb, a 10 o'ork,
no is n e. r. L. CROWN q CO.! Auo,.
HogsERofp xSNS6bNk f ffSsi9sist' FuRN,.
DIE, On Sk kidding HoRsE, SADbLE AND BRi-
saA .bs $ass AZ Auen,oSos
front Of the auction store. nNs. o we .h. sell
hand Msia M; large sns ..saod
srss ot 81 4i,S.a , s.. :1 snS Mss:s
PUa raIntinss, tine gilt frames. ware
E a, ef young EdIE Horse Saddle and srs,.
Terms cash. a' ''oA'' shovel and ToLEs.
T % . A. GREEN. Asot.
sRS MEAt ta 4 BaaFRNARD, .uctoseer..
We viii Iii !, Nc. 2Oth November. at 10 o'cIock
stoeE srd Pennsyvania avenue large and rsrsa
Cloaks. Mantlllas. shawls. and R..,.
tsys ss, made In superior manner Of he bs.. new new
Alse. 50 pairs foe twlIlsi and bound R,,,..
Also hns London Guns. in mahoT sns LES
A ssI. .o lots Revolving Pistols. 0A'ss'
nc Ts 1als cash. w.,, -
RIs;C McGuIRE q CO.. AuOt,opssT.
FMNELEENI FURNITURE AN 10 HOUSE
OhDAf MORNING, November s0fh. Al 10 o'cpt
IN 'front.' OF the anctIon rooms, we shall sell ths
ni,ure and ELECTS OF gentleman declining house
Suite ofsupefior carved Walnut Parlor Fur,,,ur.
hnlshed IN blue and gold brocatslie. oonnr, :, ~.
rseinch S0ia, arm Chair, Rocker. and Psrlor
Gnairs, all In perfect order, having been but In
Knse~ood Msrbls- top Table. whatnot.
Van Wainat nat Tree. MahoEanJ Bookcase,
lane scar chairs, Lounge.
ManOEhny Bureaus, DRESSING Tales
Washstands, Toilet Sets,
Feather Beds, BOlsters and PiIlovz
Mahogany xtension Dining Table,
Chlns, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Brnsseis. Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
Cooking and other Stoves,
Also, Lot Of Desks, Bookcases, Pigeon Holes. and
Ofhoe Furniture generally. -
Terms; S25 and under cash over tb., .nr, :.
ceat 6i o. and days, for satisfactorily endorsed
mo is !. 6. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Avc.,
cIR2ys S,G;, yeSUIRES CO., Auotionesr,.
AT PUBLIC SALE.-On SATURDAY MORN
~ ~, IsovenDer 2Oth at 10 O'Clock, at sl4 south l.
ii.eet, between 9th and IN streets east. near tho
EaStsfA Market, we shall sell, the Furniture A. d
Effects of family declining hou SEX eepiny, compr,.
Mahogany Hair-spnnE Sofa. Rocker and psrlor
M,hosany Marble top Tables, whstpot.
TIlt frame French Pate Mirrors,
Walnut Work Fable, Cane seat Chs,rs
Ne MshOgsny Dining, Table. Round Table,
walnut ret Oh Be dstead, Wardrobe.
pressing Bureau. En- closed Washstand,
Bed Lounge, Painted Wardrobe
Mapie Bedstead, Washs tands, Toilet Sets
lngIa In Carpets, Door Mats
Refrigerator. Hall Lamp,
Terms: sz5 and under Dash; over that sum. .
DO I'D J. Q, MCGUIRE q CO., Aucts.
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The WEATHRR.-Range OF the thermometer
for one week, beginning at noon Of Thursday,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1lth-Cloudy through
out, with light rain to end 12:h-Flne, sharp
frost; wind NV slightly cloudy throughout;
cold and airy, rain fell, r-Fine frost, ice;
hne and pleasant throug bout; fine to end 18th
Cloudy. cool, snow railing all day; cloudy to
END l6th-Frost, ice made, wind NV, fine
and cold throughput 17th-FIne, airy. wind
NV, ice made freely; fine and pleasant through
out; cloudy to end. iSth-Ffne, wind NV -,
night.
GEopeEToyyN n e. Nov;r 18Th 1890
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

IL Though " The STAR 10 printed On the
Isssest steam press In use south Of Belas
mere, Its edition Is % large rs to require it
% be put 10 press at I'm early hour, Adver-
tisements, therefore, should be sent an By -
s'cIsck, M; otherwise they may net appear
until the next day. l. s-s-rift-
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FAIRS, Balls, and Festivals fu nished with Ice
Cream, OF the best quality, at 81 per gallon, and
Confectionery Of all kinds. at reduced prices, iresh
oSd zee Cream Depot, corner i2.h and F streets.
, WEDDING CAKES. very pretty and very cheap at
streets. Toe Cresm and Water Ices. So cents Der
quart. Ks 2. ...#. no Inn
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Financial

NV ORR, Nov 1e-Stocks are lower cbt.
ca9o ana Rock Island 62K; Illinois Central aha "a
SSi DO bonds 93H: Michigan Southern p 4.
"a. Coal co. ~; Reading SIN; Va. 6s 81; No 10
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Marine Disaster and Las. n La.

INV YORK, Nov. Is-The shin E,..l.I.,
rom Liverpool, was dismasted in a burric.oe
shd lost overheard VIM Stevens. the NAE -
savannah, three seamen, and one passenger.
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BsItfmeye Nra,L.,.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10 Flour h armer uo,..x
street IS i2X; Ohio IS
neat Is dull but very arm; reds 81 Is: n bite.
81 22al 50. Corn Is dull and heavy: new ne
S Scc OLD white 7sc.i new yellow oss6sc old do
Provisions are dull
Whisky - Xa23c
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BY J. c. McGUIREa CO.. Auotloneer..

RNELLING-HOUSE AND LOT ON MA.
- kiL1Np AVENUE, BETwEEN2 AND SD STREETS
vemosr a4th, at ~ O'Clock, on the premise shall
SELL the est half OF Lot No 2 in Square 49, 'front.'
ana 81 streets east running back the depth OF the
ot; Win the lnproveme nts, Consisting OF nbgtap-
tlal ana well finished two-stoTy frame DWELLING
o ntlning SIX rooms. with good cellar attached ;
aso, frame bul lding back, used as q work shop
Ieims: One-t third Dash :the residue In s. IL and 10
the premises. - " '
no ls-d J. C.. MoGIJIREk IN A,.,.
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Sid ef a Kentuckr Rnil,..a

nNINCINNArI, NOV. 10 The LeIington ma
Danvllle railroad has been sold st pubIie an.,ias
tot SIPS 900 to McCsmpbeiI, Bowler a Co TSs
lining Stock and fixtures were boue ut NJ the ssle
ny 'he same parties for about sI0, O0O.
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By BARNARD & BUCKEY; GEORGETOWN.

TRUSTEES'SALE virtue ia de ee oftru.t
i from Richard Crut, dated June s. 1865, We will
onsr 81 auction, on tuesday,, the Soth day of No
that LOT OF ground In Georgetown, bounded as fol-
iowsvz: Beginning at the end ofS2 feet inches on
the nrst ine OF Lot No. nine, g. In Hcmead's add
ton TO Georgetvon. and running tn enoe with The
norhh slde OF Bridge street east - feet to Robert
buffers brick house, at the end of said FIRST line
thence north and parallel to Montgomery street I2i
thence west and parallel TO Bridge street %
NIGHTS,
to be paid In caah and the residue in two eaual M
stamepts at and months, With interest," to be Sc
cured SnoqId the purchaser fail to comply with the
may be reso!d at bis cost and risk after one weeks
notice. WALTER ). COX,
FFRDIFANO w. RISGUE
trustees GeorgetoYo Building Association
DC y eo&ds BARNARD Il BUCKLEY. Auots
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New Yctk N1axk.,

Naw YORK, Nov. ~ -FIour is lower. STATE
% aoi4 % Ohio s5 5Oas5 IS; southern as mas 81
w neat Is heavy; Western red 81 ieasi IzS.
steady. -. ee
Whisky IL dull at axe. .s -.
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MARRIED.

---------- MARRIED.
In this c'y, on Thursday, the 18th instant b, The
Rey. p. ID. Gurey. CHARLES DEMOND, ESQ
Of BSst3ns Mass, attorney a. Law, 70 Misc ADA y.
EAe.. Of the Treasury Department, WashinstSn.
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AL SEVENTH STREET. 4

10! FOR THE HOLIDAYS
,c u; Fl , ;iaEnMELI.S CO.'S Is the place 70 bug
SSssAffsses sibbsssssSYS s s6 6Riss ee4gts
sEssssaa !! i. ss
SHSS s. 5fssSSs$S Eses
i..s,, nc, s: ssssy. "a soen end
s o''s mistake tA' 'i's'- s'1'A :,r !,
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LIZ THE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED
untn MONDAY, the I'd instant, salne hour anS
weather, =, w. sELDEN. Msr. 4, 'ne
pqisu t,.57 for the Distyiel OF Coiumhia.
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hoIr, Nov. ls.-Two murdens have been
t IPu here The captain Of schooner shot
his stevedore, Daniel Flynn, dnrinS an s,,.,r.,
lon and John Miller shot his brotser 4, 1sw -.
Ter Shaner, killing him instantly. Isoth mp,a.,.
ers Were arrested - "1eioet-
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The Bank Question.

BosToN. Nov. 18th The bank commItte> an.
pointed to consider what action IL necexxnry In
,ega,o 10 Tue issue between the Suffolk Bank and
the Bank of Mutual Redemption- Ia. ascIdeS %
recommend each bank 70 make such srnnge-
Inehts as II may deem proper In regard to country
money. The report Of the committee v n ,dopted
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THE LAT1ST NEwS.
By Telegraph for the Evening Star.
Election Celebr.t,.. \, ts,c...-

ehIeAso, Nov. is.-The celebration l..t pipb,
W.. 10 honor Of the Douglas victory vss : rrssd
sxs,y .s eu ws "a well represented from almost
sion, OF , mile snd-s-haIf In Ieneth. psssed
through the, principal streets A n.rb-, -
houses along the route were illuminsted !
ulating the Democracy on the virtcrr 49,
achieved. The number Of persons pres<.t -
estimated az eight 90 ten Thousand
The ofacisl majority Of James Muller. Repub-
total vote for John pougherty, Admtn,s,y,t,on
candidate for the same position, was s,ual