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, 1859-11-24

WASHINGTON, Nor a3.-Our minister to Spain,
Mr. Preston, is expected home By the next
steamer. The President has given him leave OF
absence for six months
There Is such information in Washington as
war; ants the belief that ali the differences be-
tween the United States and Great Britain,
growing out of the Clay yton, BnlWer treaty, will
soon be adjusted through the agency Of Mr-
Wyke. the English minister to Ceasral America
A part Of the arrangement vas the recent SET
tlefnent Of the boundary Of British Honduras.
Thos. F. Meagher today brought dispatches
to the State Department from Minister DiInitry
Of Costa Rica, who it appears has made favor
able impression On the government Of that Re-
public.
The President did not receive visitors to-day
being engaged on his annual message, which
he expects 10 finish during the week.
$50 cases are pending in the L. 5: Court ol
Claims, but il only are ready for trial.
Judge Douglas is still confined. 10 his room
but he is gradually recovering his health
daniel B. Martin has received his commission
as Chef Engineer In the navy.
The various Government Offices will be closet
Tomorrow, which will be generally obsc1vet
here NJ Thanksgiring-Day
, 1859-11-24
;cp,7e.;..uErnce q the y. y. Tr!bnne-
C,;aAl..E"xh. Tiufftay. N"s. Na9'
a1h1,H niHYi.4Ii0E.


The runners uf Impending dangeEs, which !
srnle Ut yesterday. have swollen into awi"l
proportions. There is 6 terrible TO d"* Ihe
excitement, having had nothing but ltse!: 10
feed upon toF tle past two OF tbree days, nao
given sicus Of gradually wasting, AWAY, ana oy,
Ing OF ior waut IF prnEcr nourishment; but ~!
tha. il nov At att end. Fresh and substantial
supplies, coming in swift succession. haze 50
revived it that It threatens 10 expand INTO
raxfer dimensions than eyer. How the IN
haIitauts clu con.euien.ls digest such ex-
traorylirary reports as lasc been ntroducedf"r
The last twenty four hours, i is difficult 70 m"
derssand as + ,es ta;,n nu io
IL ;neamcd Virginia mind. At this moment.
Jrf.rsou County rocks in renewed agony Of
"n,,.hfnsion. CONSERVATION rules Culouel
i.ar;s commander uf the lucat forces. las lost
= unnand Of himself, and il acttngau manner
so T;i;culous that the frenzy Of those who look
70 lin for couraxeous example may a.aos' ''
,,asdontd. Here is the stale Of t9lngs:
Sieit before last, farmer lis'ng near uar-
pcr's ierrv. opcn, like all the rest Of the poPu"
ia.iua. 10 fearful impressions, eoneeNed ~.
Inn tiat tic cries oi the pight.bsrds ~ the snr
rounding woods wcrc the screams OF nla ne'kn.
byrs Collecting his wits and us RatmTsas. T ~ ~
posted of IL t!c garrison OF harper sey ay.a5 ~
aud tlc thrilling intelligence passed aTeuna a14s
Col. Lee, however, who seems 70 oe pes.s.
equal to euth emergencies than his brother
oaicegt IN this ta~n.. rooh hpoohed the msuts'
but consen,ed to scnd out guard to lnTcsliFFaMte -
Qfcourtc the truth was soon learned ana ~
thts littfo c1ploaon va nks tic bursting Of
pyrotechnlc miuc. mud shot out streams O
affrixbt iu nil directions. Some alig41tipg OF
ChatIes,osu were immediately fn1ned into
roaring hlaze. Ts.e iuost enormous stories CIR
culated. Taken in connection With Tue reeen
wheat stack and stable condsgrztione-wh'el
beyoua aonht, were cansed eT the nsgroe.
Wa. however ignornnt pt the fact their owner
NAV be. hare pretty effective aud secret Ere
Masonry sino1s tbeu~shcsc stories produce
Il terror The more intense and pervadmg fros
j. inth9sblity Aes1*h1e tns ,t1 foMa ,h.s fh.si
-:aethipg Is nj speedily done, thh p'aee vi
koi. itself away.
, 1859-11-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
. Number Of Lives supposed to be Lost.


I'VE published dispatch yesterday n.~--
to the elect that N unknown steamer had run
on to the rocks Of Gnsboro, N.S. Tbs wreck
proves to be the British steamship Indian, run
ming between Qnebee and Liverpool Tho fol-
lowing dispatch contains all the information ne
hare in regard 10 the wreck and loss Of life: !
SAcxr1L1E, Nov. eo.-rhe agent Of the Asso-
eiaaed Press at Halifax telegEaphs that further
news in relation to the wreck Of the steamer In
dian WAS expected thete hourly.
The Indian has broken in twd. having parted
sn1idshipa. ~
Two Vi the boats that left the wreck with pss-
sengers are missing, and nothing has been
heard Of The whereabouts Of the survivors.
Three liyes we're lost ut the time Of the wreck.
Il is thought that some Of ths cabin articles
will be saved.
The steamship Delta, which was at first sup
posed to b. the wrecked steamer, has arrived
at Sidney.
The locality where the wreck occurred is DIFF
ficult to hear from, md nothing further can be
obtaiued tonight in consequences Of the Noya
Scotia telegraph line refusing to hold their OIL
ces opeE.
, 1859-11-24

., WAsntsoTux, Sunday, Nor. &C.
Senator Nirolsou reached here 10 .duv, ind re-
ported an interesting programme for The ore4u-
1zation fthe uouse. Jeremiah Clemens clai,ns
to be fully authoriredto speak for the entire
Southern delegation, Including Il. Winter DAY.
II. Iftae Auti-Lecomptonitcs stand firmly bF
the Democracy, there will no danger Of the Re.
pubiicaus taking the organization into their
hands. rs the South Americans will vote for =.
Democratic Speaker and Clerk, provided the
Democrats will reciprocate By voting for Cle-
u1eus for Printer, with Democratic partner.
Senator Nicoason says that Clemens assures
him that such il the positive understanding with
the Southern Opposition. It's understood, nlso
that the Ant1-Lecomptonites will 50 into the
democratic caucus, except, perhaps. .Schwarsz.
Haakips and Clarke have declared their inten-
tion Of doing so. aud preventing Republican
organization if possible. Q.
In relation to matter kindred to that spo.
ken Of abbve, tue Baltimore Patriot says:
Bennett Of the y. Y. IKra1d, transfers the
Southern Opposition and seven Of the Anti-le-
comptonitcs over to the Democracy, body and
bones; md make them nlt vote for Southern
Opposition{st for Speaker. Just wait. Sir, till
the 5th Of December, and you'll see far differ
rnt slate of things from that, though we know
That's Secretary Cobb'splau. The Southern 0p-
position are not to be dictated to by the RICH
mond IAi5 OF the New York Herald.
, 1859-11-24
:1f1r Sdl&.

TTDls SALE-4A Lilo Scholarship
l. in B-fart Ren $.-a'en> c'.Lh Of ce:2:tfea -
lErs- Apply it atnce Il tte.s sist Trbane- afa'
FOR SALE-Two Of Bryant, Bel
L. atton% posureereisl C"l re +e4ozrs.loa- II.
ou1.~ u UAkEY EeHtNt:. u Mastson III teet et1ss
tT n.,r+nm ,s,en. 3wtsl!1
, 1859-11-24

CuAnLEx1owx, Va, Nor 2S.--Goy. Wise left
Ha1per's Ferry this morning for 1tlchmond, Ut.
ter receiving i dispatch from Cor Packer, Of
PenusYlvsnia, rendering him the services Of ten
Thousand men, and offering to station guard
along the dividing line betweeu PennsyiVaa'a
and Maryland Gov. Wise returned thanks tor
the offer, with the assurance that Virginia "as
able to protect her honor.
Alter the departure Of Cor. Wise, Cot. e.
liott addressed the military, telling them 1t WAS
possible that they might have to undergo ardu-
Gus and pesilous duty, and hs felt satisfied that
it the veuera&ed Commonwealth should be. n
yaded they would efectua1ly wipe out the stain.
Lust night, ut O'Clock: an alarm VI gave;a g,1;
by one Of the sentinets firing bis ri1e. The Mill
tsry orders were immediately sounded from ore
eud of the torn to the other, and the Paalc
among women and children. and some ot the
men whose nervous systetus hare become much
disordered by the late eyents, was very great.
Shutters were closed aud lights extiugulsheu ID
quick time. TIE excitement continued until ~
o'c:ock. When It was asccrtained that the sensi-
mel had mistaken COW fur q nlsn; that she
wn1ld nut falt when he commanded, and lie
dad.
Another alarm at three o'clock this morning
was occasiontd By the report OF three gus: =! a
sentinel came rushing in /; reported having XIII"
Ell three men. who Instead Of battling, fired on
him. Scouts were sent out, but no men could
be found, and the town WIS in an q. .'roaf Tor the
balance Of the night.
TIE fact is, thai the soldiers regard their pre-.
sent occupation Us u frolic, and it Is believed
that some Of them, under the luauence OF
whisky, were playing pranks on their comrades
AL has been quiet today,
uanrtn's fEkar, Nov. a3.--M,jor.G
Taliafero arrived on the express last evening,
aud assumed, by direction Of Cor. Wise. the
command Of all the forces. Gen. 7. does not
superceae Col. Dayis, hut WINS entitled bv rank
to the command of the whole forces. Col Davis
| has been disfrauchisei undez the ants<duclsng
act from holding any Office, cirl or military. ID
Virginia. liz has acted here US au advising
| officer.
| 4 ruu,or was sfo5t to-day that there was I
| party of maInuders in the mountains. neal
| Cherry Run. The seutinels at Charlesto~n ar'
reported to have been fired on last night.
Cor. Wise exhibits no sort Of fear Of rescue
| but thinks it best to hare good force out II
| reply to Generals who asked bim this forenoon
fhe had any fear. he said, never had th
least, but consider it the finest opportunity
ever offered to put the Stste in military train
ins. eau now teach my bors how to carr,
b;sc: it il their knapsscks, and to arrange bul
let's in their cHtridye hoxes." a
, 1859-11-24

.~=Tbe Pcrss and Tribune $sys That out Of
ths tw.nsy.four jurJmen called yesterday in the
Jumper,1 case, ;wcnt5. two stated that they read
tlat naner. No wonder That ther were rejected,
there was sufficient cause.-Jouradl.
II seems that they had "tormed au opinion
by reading The Press AND Tslsr*E; but thst OBJ
lection eau never be brought against the read
en- Of the Jop,rn4.. No opinions are ever form
cd On sny subject, b. reading thas wishJ J-Tashy
eheet.
, 1859-11-24
From New Mexico--Death OF Kit Car

From New Mexico--DeAth OF Kit Car
son.
ST. Lor1s, Nov. e3.-The Omaha Kp4b!iodn
announces on the authority Of persons just
nountaineer, Fit Carson, at Taos, New Mexico,
where he was 1ndiuu agent
Maj. Schoonover, agent for the Upper Mis-
SCUM Indians, arrived at St. Joseph on Monday,
lie reports that the Sioux hare sworn ven
seancs against all whites fouud in their eoun'
1ry. The Aajor says the Yellow Stone RiTer
is nayigable Tor steamers 900 miles above iss
conf1uence with the Missouri, and goods can b.
landed within 4oO miles Of Salt Lake Cit, anc
very near several forts in that region
, 1859-11-24
G2HantGn.

WANTED-Ibree or -Four GEN
ter1cr ca1 Re sctcfRc4 It'd v.th 2lelzaat roma
sH! ced board II u: Stae .1fst, hkawise fsw 6sT
b ,td<:-- Terms stAsonaie and t1Aon eonvensh1 r.
=. Box est9. no431fc
, 1859-11-24

New ORL1Axs. Nor. e3.-Adsices from San
Augustine Of the 1.tt inst, state that General
Tw1ggs had issued or lers for a section Of Light
artillery. four coml.a ,ies Of infantry, and two
Of cavalry, under N.j. Hieutze!man. 10 march
to Fort Morrell, on !le Seuces. and await iu-
afr,,r+inns
, 1859-11-24

o11AxA, Nor. as.-Ths Peoria freight train
On the Rock Island Railroad, came in collision
with the Pittsburgh freight train. nj the Chica-
70 Junction this morning, smashing up the cars
b.dlv. The Pittsburgh trim was not in time,
and running fast.
, 1859-11-24

NoA,o4k, 10, Eos. ---.. special rze5sen'
Ger has arrived At North Hampton, the Eastern
shore Of Virgins, for volunteers. il havine beer
ascertained that sa attempt is to bs mads on
Friday. the e5,h, to run the slaves TO canada
Great excitement prevails
, 1859-11-24

CARLISLE. Pa, Nov. a3.-The report published
to-day IN dispatch from Carlisle, that 100 stu
dents Of Dickinson College were in rebellion,
had 10 foundation. In f4ct, ias dispatch was
m inpcsi.;on- S::.aed, G. Collins, President Of
nickin son CoIler=,
, 1859-11-24

and pet your clothes cleaned aud repaired. They
will b well done aud Il prices to suit the times.
E<, For economy and didusing healthy
and xsnia atmosphere ,hs AeGreggor Pa1lor
Store has no equal, ind it eau be regulated to
give my desired degree Of heat. The Stove
OF coal gra.e. thus obyiasing all tendency to
headache Those Of our readers who hAve
found Ia the recent cold term, their gratesinade-
quats for adding sufficient warmth for comfort,
as well as those on the look cut for the best
store, will thank n for referring them to Van
Scha4ck's extensive stove estAhlsbfnent. Il
Sty&s street. Hin assortment Of Kitchen E2ea-
~, Hoxss ksspiH1 Arsiaa, &c;;:ase gre1t at
traetious for house keepers. noal-4t
, 1859-11-24

Xan0RE~lFEE~ UHy+
We yield to tue customs Of the cra!t and the
recommendation Of the Governor, md announce
t':'s as holiday in the Prrss AND TRsnrSr es-
tabliAhmeut- No paper will he issued from this
nliiee :oucuow,
, 1859-11-24

TuE SAxp D.a CAsE.-Tlis case Is approach
ing termination. Yesterday tue day was oe-
cupied by the plea Of Ar. James T. Joy. coun-
SC, for the defence. The case will probably co
to the jury by Saturday night, If not sooner.
, 1859-11-24

B&1r1xoRx, Nor, e3.-Tke directors Of the
D,l,ino,e and Ohio 4. Il. Co., today reelected
Mr. Garrett as President, q Of the Directors
were present, and Nr. Garrett had al excep: 5
IQtex.
, 1859-11-24

I;OR SALE-Or to Rent Cl,eap--
j. Tse fuu,>ory Kesck Bu.t'1ns cpe.loz the ar5t~.
txe.n Catk ard h7ftc:a a:scts in the Esa< u snosa
M.tsle !ssiulns s,etal ehane' fr M1nas1esr,sns
e:.:.s,!l.ll.rut WI Il;psS, hks Pt,s. antt Tribune
Ik3ca Il G.A{k 4aYEets ~" 4o9nSA.lE0
, 1859-11-24

AENETNl -5EVEte
The information received By the Overland
e+an, that Gen. Scot. Laa safe'y reached the
fcrritory in dispute between this country ard
Gscat'Er;taiu, and that he will ut once proceed
70 the examination Of Gen. Harncy's acts, con-
veys the comforting assurance to every man in
tic nation. thut the interests and honor Of the
Republic, no far as they were imperriled By
uarncy's raslnczs. are now in safe hands, Wa
arc glad tia: :.he old veteran has this opportu5
nifty to add to his claims 10 the gratitude Of hs
, 1859-11-24
Tro btcs OF the Pittsburgh, Fl wa$he
and Chicago Road--A Bubfonk Pros-

tFron tie n. Y. Eunins Poa, al.t-]
Nr. J. Edgar Thomson, President Of tho Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, has
just issued circular in which lie sells forth
the Company. The p'an proposes drst 10 fund
the interest conpons on the First Mortgage
bonds till July /, 1861, and also oil tue first
mortgages on the three consolidated lines into
1lrst general mortgage On the whole line fo-
',l00,00O. This to include 100000 ten
per cent. Sinking Fund bonds issued for the
payment Of Coupons Of the First Mortgage
bonds. Next, oil the other issues are to b..
merged into second general 1upstgage on the
whole line. The total arabunt Of ait bonds IT,
sued and required TO be issued to fund all in
dehteduess is I'll SIG 800.
tits proposed to read just the alorc debt, rs
follows:
lss. AL the rre*ent first mortgages 10 be
assigned to Il trustee; new first mortgage to
le executed to the said trustee for g. 100 O1,.
The bonds under this mortgage "to be 'r-r-
dcmsbie, snd to bear 8 per. cent Per annum."
Instead If Z per cent. as cn the old issues,
I'd. The second and income mortgages Of the
Indiana Railroad.l the general mortgage on The
consolidated road. and the mortgage made to
secure the sinking fund bonds, issued for inter-
est On NIL except the frat mortgage bonds, to be
converted into preferred stock, upon which
tire rate Of dividend or interest is not to exceed
per CfaA-, ond tHlS rate Of interest to DC E0y-
efned entirely by the net profits Of the road
ID. The floating debt, which amounted Octo.
ber so, 1853, to @l,630,Gle, to be discharged
IRON the net revenues Of the road till January
1s', 1edi, anl Ly whatever preferred stock IT.
mains alter funding the bonded debt
The debt to then stand as follows:
,ooon do:k :GatS q
IL metkaxe Il. pe1 cep. ...... 0e!oa u
A''Aa% 0"aaS- -ipsu ~
Tots captat AID de!t.. O7ssas IS
excepting real estate bonds, which nre separate
" secured I'LL land.
Tbs propositions Of ibis circular. in short, AK
the mortgage bondho1ders to take per cent.
bonds f;rredeen.b!e} in exchange fort PER
ecsn:s.; second mortgage bonds, Which nrc, in
fact, preferred stock, which il subject to the
ability Of the rcad 10 pay interest tbereon, in
exchange for mortgage bonds bearing 6 per
cent; and to give preference to the floating debt
creditors (atnons whom il the Pennsylvania
Railroad for q large amount) tilt July ], lSGl.
There is d reason to expect that such disre-
gard for their interests, as is shown in tl.'s
scheme, il likely 10 lead the bonaholders to
promptly assert their rights
, 1859-11-24

1I,1So1s CkS7RAt. H. R.-This road earned in
the first two weeks Of this 1uontl II. 0s6 more
slsau it lid during the same period last year.
, 1859-11-24

NEW TELEGRAPH AccouuopA71oSs.-0n tue
FIRST Of january next, Il telegraph line will be
in operation from this city to Fond du Lac, to
run alopg the line Of tho Northwestern Rail-
way.
, 1859-11-24

"ANTED-Aw well improved farm
~ ofexhsy AeErs Ia c1chaa for nnsnenmhend e.ty
properly, ..sh ;fres ts!e aal within hal block Of
box f6GH. noLLtN
, 1859-11-24

TOR SALE-The largs and mag
L. nte~,s Hote in the city of 1Eoouanston. tno~n -
saate teeueals1- Al%o TIA xs1n2l e u''s attsr9eu
f,hLr.rn nclsbs:-im
, 1859-11-24

ST., Jorxs, Nor. 93.-The Cireaasisu is now
due hero from Glsay, with da.es to Saturday
the 18th inst, She has not yet been signa1ed
below.
, 1859-11-24

NIXlSTRf At L1RuE'-He "oot 80 HH0 Pt4te
for tidy Young English woman with child
txo year4 Of ase. She can do ali kinds ofhouse-
work, and will work cheap. Also place to do
chamber work aud light housework, for a young
American woman in delieste health. Sheis not
nj all sick, only not strong. Also home Tor
beautiful CHILD almost two weeks old, Which WIS
left at the door Of gentleman in this city on
the night before last 1t is extremely pretty
and quiet. ANY family desirous Of adopting q
child Is their OWL, would be much p!ased with
il, Amply this morning from to 1s, to Robert
CoIlyer, Office in the rear Of the Unitarian
chu.ch Washinrton xtreet.
, 1859-11-24

NEW YoRx, Nov. .s.-The U. s. steamer
Mystic and Sumpter sailed isou AouroviA On
Oct 18th for Cape Palmas-
, 1859-11-24

N.s4~1,1x, Tenn. Nor. e3.-Mr. Eastnaau ,
feuior editor Of the Cnioa oad -4n<rsodn, died
this 4. u. of Apopfe1y.
, 1859-11-24

THE CITY.

t7y- It is announced thai the p1rodi Opera
Troupe will he III this city about the le!h Il
next month.
, 1859-11-24

Fon RockEonD.-Thc new road to Rockford
being completed, trains commence running reg
ulsrly to-day, leaving the depot Of the Chicago
Northwestern Railway, corner Of West Wa.
ter and kinzic streets. at 6 P. H., arriving at
Rockford at 11:45 r. H.
, 1859-11-24

No Meeting ON CHANGE To-nAs.-The Board
Of Trade unanimously resolved that there woulst
he no meeting on Change to-day.
, 1859-11-24

n "Willic, my son, keep awsy from the
light Ellen, won't you watch him whltc I
quests are made every dar from anxious moth
ers, bein. fearful thnt their children may acci.
denta|ly lip orer Fluid or Camphene Lamp,
the -Nurdesr Ltg1f.. Oh! ye who hare little
oaes beware: Why do sc not Ut once banish
these murdercrs from your houses. and with
out delsy call at the LAMP aud Oil Emporium,
No. 1.6 Ciark street, Ind purchase better.
more eeouomical, non-ezrlo.ire light, produced
from tBht splendid tra,4sp parent and almost in
odorous Boston kerosener noa3-3t
, 1859-11-24

Ga. .F1x1uREs.--Brown Wilder Are now re-
cei.iug from Cornelius + Baker, and other man
ufacturers, large assortment Of late patterns
Of fCbandele1s Pendants and other GAs Fixtures,
Globes, &c. AL IN need will please call at Al
and ~ State street. ocli:2m
, 1859-11-24

Fouxpl1xa.-About o'clock on Monday, Mr.
Brewer, residing on the corner Of Wolcott and
Ohio streets, heard an infant crying at his ffont
door, and on proceedingto to The door, found I'd
infant, apparently about ten days old, lying on
the steps. The little stranger was taken in and
cared foT.
, 1859-11-24

FoR CHf.s1xAs AND Skw YEARs.-:-iIl should
remember, that Seeley at II CLARK street, has
the largest, best, aud most varied assortment Of
Candies Of any Confeetioner In town. Ladies',
please make note Of it. -nu2+1m
, 1859-11-24

TRN0LNR&VA0ENE&s ~ &s&E AN1I5s1 8PR VA0EN~
TkLEGnAFu 0EF1cE, Chicago, Nov. 3s.-This
cficc will bs open tomorrow Thanksgiving
Day) from to II 4. H., aud will close then for
the remainder Of tha day.
, 1859-11-24

ATLANTIC ron DEcxus1R. Norris /
uvde, No. 100 Dearborn street, hare tho lillian
lie for Deccmber-a capital number aud good
Thanksgiving dav reading. The Minister'S
Wooing is continued. The Professor At she
Breakfast Table comes ont in hia happiest rein.
The Atlantic is full Of good things; 80 and
, 1859-11-24
~-"BEwARE or FALSE PHoFtTs," aud buy
your Hats and Caps at Eoomis's. 81 Clark st.

your Hats and Gaps II I6on1s T. II CIdfE 81
II Muggins is bound 10 have Thsuksgir-
ing Turkey nny how. In order to obtain it. he
proposes instead Of buying new coat to bare
McLaiu, at as Dearborn street, while Ms. il.
sares money ty getting her garments cleaned
md dyed at le3 Clark street
~ Over Goals s5-$6-$7-sS- $lo-$12
-4l4-$1r r$l6-$l5- -f.0-ana s25 each.
business Coats ts$3f-S4-$5-&fi-s7l
flo-$.2-S1+3i5e each.
pautaloons s-<sf-e+$Si-f4-e -e4t-$5
-5i-$6 per pair.
yest. from 81 to $50 each.
The above are Tappen's re2ularpriees. Pur-
chasers will do we1l to examine and price other
stocks first, not excepting cost sales, ~ but be-
fore they bby, to visit Tappeh, No. 10: Ran.
dolph street.
, 1859-11-24

| Troops mot going to HToWnssille. :,
yEw 0n1kA1s, Nor. 23.-Ths orders to pro
vide for tho transportation Of tEoopsto Browrs-
! yills hAva b%An couutstmand4d. =. :. r -.
, 1859-11-24
& l. u T. l 81 ~ "A l. IL y IL = 1
MAKE LAD1EsF DRESSES,
MAKE LhOIEE CL0AK8,
MAKE LADIES' UNDERCLOTHIN9,
MAKE CHfLDREN'8'DREs5ES,
MAKE CHnDREN'8 CL0AK8,

MAKE EOYS' CLOTHING.
They will either ind the materials OF maze u2 your own
Tbey viii mike Up everything Reasonable = anil en-.
SURF s.sf7conln it, style and wosk tnsnshr- They kp
tr haa assortment Of Ladies' AID th9tE<ns Wooden
Gooda such Is
HOODS, soSTAGS. LEGG1SGs.
GuL}ES AND A1TTESS,
Besides II STAPLE Gooda which IN rI1es they will not te
ouidone. a4they relI low for cash.
AISo-An assortment Of Wools. German Baskefk fAncT
Soaps and peffanefy. They IN lnu!aetufc .le useful
@NuFsery Ignakct.'s
+" L.dlcs We sollcis Jour patronage Il
20G STATE SIRE EFT.
Na,, M, S. Flxx1. {aos..h1le.m] Ms. S. WAINaLHr.
, 1859-11-24
MARRIED..

Al wavktean. I'll, ca Ne.+eT, S.S. -'ss ~ Revs:
Nah. r. EOKf, {nfH ). Enrv SonE. DruEKtfts.l #
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MANSON, IT W4nksE1n.
, 1859-11-24

:; F,IE.-The alarm Of fire on Tuesday night
about h1lf,past eleven o'clock, IVES oeeasioned
By the partial burning Of a one story house, M.
e15 jackson street. Tho building was owned
by Lewis Thomas, and tue loss is about *lo".
which is fully covered By insurance. Thehonse
WAS unoceupic*i. The fire was the work Of IN
incendiary.
, 1859-11-24

g Horse and wagon covers Of al sizes aud
pricea. Rubber goods Of oil kinds at the Rub::
ber Store, q Dear 1orn street. nov19'6t
, 1859-11-24

fB- The Foster Mission School Festival at
Metropolitan Hall on Tuesday We are sosvr to
learn was not 50 generally attended Is it ougtt
to have been but those present eniored them
selves without stint The Light Guard Bald
furnished some delightful music, and the Hall
vas very tastefully decorated.