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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-Decsmhe Der d. on street. between the Eb-
III e IND .ss tho t s.T1
ehs'sS ;sItAnle reward will Be given if ls.. At
7 Csr.-A POCKET BOOK, containing v-lusbls
D.rartnent ard Georgetown, on the I'd inst. On
:aSseriSeT. thrsush tn. Post once no questions
IN BE- a, X :, AnonE the paper, vas cheek on
IL As. s;;P stopped At the Ssa : H LONG. usA
T. Pads, four COW 8 which the owners can have
by coming forward, proving property, paying
""'s'' ana 'AA'n 8 !ne PR s s.on. House,
de2st' near Little Falls.
$40 RBWARD-ror a white MARE. th, n name;
hind leg Stole. kf rom on the stable Of JOHN ~
Finn: on Msaa.y r.: ii in:t.Ss, :: sssIGchp p:
- yemhcr, small 6rindIe cow, about years
s ssd,s y and hss Thu
oy.sr on the corner Of Is And :ts Is,spd
q, hEwARD.-Lost in going from Northern
New Yor. avenue, ACCOUNT BOOK the name
Of fhf III Of it, h No
N9rthcrn Liberty Market. -
TAKEN AS EsTRAY BY TIE METK0pOLI-
ult. one bay HORSE, face aud hind feet white;
and on the lst % December one grey HORSE; OF
little value, WHICH win be sold ss psrishabl-, on
Saturday. December 9Th inst., st u o'clock a. III To
the highest bidder for cash, at the Horse Ma rket
on 9th street, unless previously claimed aud prop
srty proven by the owner.
W l.. WALL & Co. Aucts
BY order. GEO. r HERRICk
de2T Property Clerk, $40 18th street.
OST OR STOLEN-Thi- morning, in or between
IL the Banking Houses OF RittSnhou-e FautA
Co.. and w. T. Srlitbsnp, leather WA Ii TT, cen
tanning money and drsfts, a dcscrhod besw
Treasury Note. .........................S Ss7.
Baltlmsre Bank NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.
bullion Bank Notes .----.......-.,.. 49,
farmers ana Merchants rank Notes. 1920.
email Chan2e ................ II.
Sight Draft on +. Schleg!s. ........... IN
Mrs. WGl:'hrimcr. ...... 81 10.
T.. J.. EOnaher y-~. ........ 97h.
Time Draft On Z. H. Arlrrsou ....... $50
4. ii. Anderson ........ ga.
do toveId4el lG7 20.
uellmuth ..............- Isl IS
d" Z" Johnson < Nasl"... 73f5
{. + Evans. .............. 30
4 liberal reward will BE- paid for III. teli,ar- Ct
the m"n'y and drafts TO Lewis johnson Il Co.
Bankers, Pa. ave aud 10Th IT
dc1st JOHN =. ANDERSON, Messenger.
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hkRivALs.-Yetterday, the Eth Mas.,shz.
FAttS Fattery, 100 strUag, Lieut. j. w GnrI.nd
con mandins y recruits for EHh PennsyIyani,
Caviar 40 con valescan Is from FREDERICK ar =
e frCm Pin ad-iphia, ar ivrd.
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Rubber Goats, lie Zgins. Camp Blanket, Havelocks,
I!ayerSscAsl md every article made from India
HI bier Is a. II. A. Hall India Ru bher Warehouss
where yCn car obtain them ~ Tsanufsrtu rers'
prizes. 31c PFnus. avenue, between sth and lGtn
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EosWEtL's Medicatsd OonEh Candy Is a surs
cure tor coughs, colds, and kindred maladies
ttesdee, r. " y medicine rather pleasant 70 take
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LADIr.', MeEs, Youths Misses and Children.
Rubber Boots. Shoes Sandals and Caters: Ladie-'
snd Gents Buckle 0vershoes with felt linia. nd
top: MEMS short, Knee and Hip Boots At hira
Ciappd Co. India Rubber store Penn nvr1ua
between 10Th and II th Sis no Aim
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WILSON PHILADELPHIA

WILSON . PHILADELPHIA
w PROVISION STORE,
No. 119 Pa az b.ftr. l9th and 2DIh SIS.
The undersigned takes this method of returning
hi. thanks to the citizens Of the Diatrios for the
yer! liberal patronxsr bestowed upon him durin e
the past year AMI To assure them that pains will
be spared to keep UP the reputatisn of his estab
ment
.I,hsve and will keep constantly on hani, from
tn. rhHadslPhia market, usual fall supply Of
MILTON BEER HANS TONGUES, p im- JEN
Ely sAUsAGE; nis9x{HI IA PM PMiA PRINT
and VEGETABLES Of al klnas in seasOn
Private families or ofhc-rs msssss will dad the
best assortment Of marketing ever offered IN thi :
city. At all times
no 1-im THOs R. WILa,s
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BOARDING,

pOAEBING A family Of two. three or four
pleasant ROOMS and good BOARD at No $50 INA
street. at tie G. corner 81 the smit sonf.n
grounds. Al.o. a single ROOM. tn let AZ asa
I OpGINa. EITHER WITH OR WITHOUT
ne%en "s DC qsns:n and his .@t 20, .s
within Ave miRutPs walk of he Post ttffce 81
r.s giysn and reeuireo Address Boz s!i
M RS R. sAwvERs BOARDING HOUSE. Ms.
Is, e. from the east Of Capitol saast--a peasant
lc' alton. Mrs. X. Sawyer h4- loom for few more
=. srd.r., lno as-st'l REBs6CK SAWYER
A LADY FROM PHILADELPHIA HAS TAKEN
1repfiin Place. street. between 18th and is.h
ard IL nov prepared for the option Of f.s
Elrst- class Boarder. DO 7s-tv.
ReARpING..-L.rse. and yell Furnishes ROOMS
- - Tor rent With Bosrd single sna commra,ca,
Star ONCE. as Il
WANfED-BoARD, in q Respectable ,riv.t.
w family: Residence between PeanayIvsnis
avenue and street and between 18th ADD 7th sts
StaanS trma, Reference required Address "r.
L. LADIES, DRESS PURSE
vCH Arrived, another lar 90 md ape sssortment
all Of our own N snufse,urs and .. the stesk ~,i
nouxht befor. the rise ne are thus enabled tn suit
Our sseei . ~ Dry aeons daily increased b,
sew arri, ais. &. a M.YESsgRV.
Market fr'e' Rnss- 1; ,ss .os en-
FUNsreE ( sQ0IiELD, JoAs st.. sss York.
and 500 strss ct, ne.r WilAsrds.
oss he" Sis Ss.s .s.ass:, :as s SSSsa
street. ss; f. E: o., sss o'''' a
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just kkCEIYKp

A jest kkCEIYEp
A, ~ LA n And selsrier stock Of CARPETS "a
cash OF fortheea msnuiscsoIer deciininr -
ness.
ssMApss CRsSERRY, G. ASS wAR1 ana osAs
fhh sxf1NG AhrIcLE ~, inciu ains. Epr!es
sf1 PC RNifERI, both nee I'd is sOcasa -
ps5i.. sisS.u 20 buy .il ave time saa mooney y
s~siins - W oheAp cash fore Of
ne. 4. BUcHLY. les m &C.. est sd
potR between q - III.
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ABINET FURNI rCRE,n
At OLD PkiCBb. w
u Having purchased our entire
Eksl stock for CASH before the advance.
We enabled to offer Unprecedented
bargains To ali who are in want ot CABINET
FURNITURE
Our stock is nov com piste in every particular.
and cordially invite all who contena plate fur
nishins promising saving Of at least d per cent
to all who make their selection of US 1t Ia NOT
necessary to rarticularise, as our vast stock
braces every article necessary to furnish a house
complete.
All We ask il . call TO satisfy yourselves
BOTELkR WILSON,
Iron Hall, No. 31S Pa avenue
&C q eN1Janl Nefween 9th And nth sfs
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K ALL AND WIN HR GOOD -.
WALL M s4kpashxsA az GGIvMIlN: ..,,.
their FALL AND WINTER GOoDs, smbrscins
fine DRESS COATS, D0ksKIN PANTS. VESTS,
&s; lsrge ard veil selected Stock Of ane heavy
OVERCOAfs We haze also = oa1n pists Escort
nert Of DC eIEESs 80 !Is, made i Tho most du-
desirous - their wau9s. Heavy Woelen Biaaket1,
Tor camp use, ~ reasonable prices
WALL, SrRPHENs q CO.,
322 PenAa yivania avenue,
oe UoH between IN and 10th sxeetS,
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a - kf"cksT.-A man calling himself a
ga A"ldi'r, " no gave his name IS Chas
FnN'1. was arres'ed by the Provost Guard
y'"roiy morning. on the charge of being q
icspo Let. He was locked up in the Central
Eua30-house. ~
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a FL II NIT u X Ii.
N FURNITURE.
MeGREGOR & CO.. EA7

EXT ENSIVE AREROOMS,
$40 SEVENTH STREET,
offer ind uceInent- t. PURCHASERS Of FC9SIT GRE
and other Houseky epins Goods.
Our stock 10 large and varied.
fARLOR SUITES, in Brscateile, Reps and Hair
Cloth.
CHAMBER SETS, in Solid Oak, VI alnut, Mahog.
Any. and Painted, neatly oman led
Oak, Walnut and Mahogany EXTENSION Ia
BLEs and DINING CHAIRS
Superior Curled Hair MATTRESSES, Husk and
other Mattresses.
=, Also large quantity Of low priced BEDSTEADS,
CHAIRS, TABLES. BUREAUS. WARDROBRS,
WAsHSTANDS, OFFICE FCRNITUKE, &c.
All Of wiGrh are made fram the best materials
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Persons furnishing would do we'll to look through
the stock before purchasing selling at
prices to suit the times.
McGREGOR Il CO.,
no cS-eCtJnni sac Seventh atraet.
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LES MIsERABLEs.-VictorH ugo's romance
"les MlSerahlrS,' has been dramatizad /
Mrssrs. Shirley France and F. q. Masdci
The dramaization contains the most promi.
nent incidents of all five books, and j. con
tanned ia four acts and a prologue We |.
derstand it will shortly be produced in this
city.
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GksAT FESSsTLyIsIA ROrrK, ria Ba!ir1cy. nsd
h1TTtsbrrg - tts No IL md WesfTwo trains Leave
Washington daily and one on 5undsy-quick time
low fare ana sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
throogh at Government rates For tick cts and fur
ther liz ormatsn spply at the Office Of Great Penn
syivania Route, northeast corner Of Penusyiysni.
avenue aud Sixth ct, W Arlington 6Iice pen from
a. NJ until p. m on Sundays from to 4 . IN
90 h-B E.O. NORrog Agent
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Wss,33nrssnn Pow manai.ctgrins Al kinds Of BOOTS
ply Of Eastern n ade W ork Of every descrip- u
hGn made sIIrs.sly TO order, and win ST u
heretofore charged In this sity for much inferior
articles.
Persons In want Of BOOTS and SHOES Of Eastern
or City made work, Will always and GOOD nssort-
naent In store and ct the leyest prices Give a. .
call 6RIPP1N BROTHER,
ap6nr 314 Pennsylvania avenue
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THs IsDIAs Haas DcUro8. from Cxnsds will
describe diseases and to his patient. the ustare OF
their complaints Illness without receiving any
information frOul them. No ohdrss 70, consultation
o. udrts.. Office, No. IL Washington Building
Prrnsyls anna avaa,ae, corner Of Seyenta street
Washington, d. q. An G-tf'
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A HAIT i1Rsss oOHrAsr, -
NOTICE OF REMovAk.
he pALIvHRy 0yTICR Of this Gen pnay D
t-novsd mon fhird ser~r< "a the tsrss asVse On
t<sset, be4veea ~ end 81 s>rSeA - -
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LINN BAY OYsTERs.-IIaryey. OF steamed
oyster fame, has received pr sloop Eliza Ann,
Capt. De6roOt, a 10 I'd of fine oysters, direct
frcm Lynn Bay. near Norfolk This is the
frst boat load OF Lyon Eav oysters ever land
I'd at this E'Grt. and thew were purchased H..
Mr.. Harvey ut a. 50 ,,.-r ;iuSh"i. ha sur. = US
Capt. Drgroos will make a trip once every
four weeks.
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AT rHH INDIA RuBB1K SIoBR Of Allen, Clam
Co. Penn, avenue, between lGth and lIth str-e.-,
the officer and soldier la@y lind great variety Of
Rubber Coats, Ponchas, Blankets, Lnggirs Air
Pillows, Beds Roots, Cups. Pipe and the thou
,and and one useful article ia the Rubber line
Also, large stock of Buffalo Robes lined and un-
ore Cork Beds, Hor.s Blankets, aud everythip. TO
promote warmth aud comfort IN the cam and held
Here, too. may b found lsr .e assortment OF
shirts, Cnderskirts, Drawers Stockings Buck skin
Glcyes and Gaun netis, Falisas, Leather b. "a ami
Ens' truotS nlSe ~ stArd rough uss &c in ba .gn-s
wagons. Camp stool. Cots and rm Chairs. all VI
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'MTS.
IST OF LETTBke REMAINING IN THE POST
IL OFFICE. GEORGEToMN, D. g.

* Peranns applying for letters In the fos,ovins
list will please say they ddreYstsed otkerwise
they may not receive them.
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I OST-Decsm Der ID, on y street. between the Eb-
~ bitt House and the ice depot on the corner of
chased: suitable reward will Be given if let At
tse Ebbitt House, de ST.
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PowFE~. TIE PI"ErnCKET-Thisn notorious
lndlN1ouai, no haS attracted the attention If
IN" authorities and the public for aoma tina
past, was removed from the OLD CAPITOL priso on
10 tie &c .tral gu ,rd-hOuse IN Monday last,
where lie viii receive TWO shower baths pr
dav for one We :. md then have the honor o. q
military escort 10 the depot
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DEAD.-Mr H. \ Steel a y.li.known ct,i
I'm, as'd " no vas chief Of police under Mayor
masTnd'r, di last night after a proiracted
AIS h. Wa = prominent member OF the
Masonic or6er. and the fraternity are taking
n:easurr~ 20 b- fnlly represented at the funeral
Tomorrow
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ANNOYING HE PRESIDENT. This morniug,
q very drCentlE clad man, who gave tho nlrpr
Of Francis Y. RabstoIk, was ;lr-rstcd nv DO
tactiy" 4. X. Allen for lettering about the Ex-
rcutive Mansion and annoying the PrnsI,lrnI.
He claims the right IT, tho President and
push his claims, Whatever they may be. but
,iustlCe Bonn thought thar the best ni1 =. for
him was the Jail until ne can give security that
he viii cease annoying the President. He was
taken To Jail by Defective Allen.
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PRoycsT GCAsD ARREsTs.-lhs ni3ht pa
troll, urder Lieut.. Fran Kiln, arrested an assist
Ant surgeon of the arnv, Oh Pa. avenue, near
Sixth stIert- MoHday uight, a little aftsr mid
night Inc doctor was drunk that he was
unable 70 take care OF himself, and was accord
ingly taken III charE' by the-guard, ~ no locked
him u % in the Central Ciuardiouse
Last Saturday ne day patrol OF th- 10Th New
Jersey arrested = man who called himself 1t
A. Y. < smith, OF Gen. BurnsIda's staff He
wae found drunk, and taken 10 the Central
CiuaTdhouze
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WAR Contamination clerks haze bean
engaged over three months In the Surgeon
Creme afs office III the compilation. in chro-
nolhcal order, from official reports. OF u COM
plete II OF all the casualties since the outbreak
OF tAe war. The Till cultirs OF the undertaking
are so great that they got through with the cas-
naliie- OF 1e6l only shout week since As the
frNerrst lo~=e- q life occurred in is,5, the list
VIII rot probably ~ completed for several
month";
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CHA@ED, But HOT CHAsTp-A shoulder
strapped gentleman. officiating as cavalier to i
fair equestrian. rode down the avenue ya-ter
nay, considerably faster than the law-Provo-
aluwE. After lin went the guards, and hG
was brought up with 8 round-turn, much Il
- disgust and that OF his painted companion
Ht We cha>ed, and she wasn't-thats abou
t,g story.
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1NCENDIARY tjRE.-N tEE0w Escape
About six q clock las: veuIH 2, house situated
near the corner OF Fourteenth ana STREETS. &C.
cppiedi by two women of ili-rtpu.4., named
Mary Lynch and Ann irr--n was burnt, hay-
ing, without GoIsb., been on fire BY soina
soldifrs- ~ no had threatened its destruction for
some had treatment they had received 1t tin
hands of the wCfGrn. The two women, Wj:i,
komF Of thelr fuTEIturP, was soon got out, but
another woman, who's name we Were una..i.
to learn, WIS found dead drunk in the house,
and was removed only II few moments before
me root fell in The property WAS owned nv
Nj. y. q. Adams, ami WIS totally destroyed.
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ADoUELE ROBExEI.--On Monday afternoon,
the house of Mr.. w. j. Bennett, on Fourteenth
street, rear L stTt--t, -SEas entered during the
absence OF the family by some rogu-, who
efff-ctFd an entrance by breaking open a w Indoy,
and carried of valuable gold watch and an
old style silver watch, besides some articles
of clothing. The watches were much Ur1Zad
by Nr. and Mrs. B.-Eyiett on account OF their
being family relies. Or Monday night, about
nine O'clock, a. ir. b. nHett his wav
home, when near the cerner or Fourte anth and
o strCete, he was attacked 10y three persons i'll
soldiers uniform, II no knocked him down, and
two of them holding him th- other rfird his
pOHk or about so. and after kicking him
about the body, mad of There IS yet no clue
Of the parties.
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GEoPGETOTS AFFAIKs.-Tha first mcCti.ey
OF the SECOND session OF The CITY Councils or
Georgetown was held last Friday night. Ii
being merelya preliminary meeting, no bust
nese OF public importance was transacted.
There wassa quorum In both boards, which
adjourned to next Friday night. The Councils
will meet regularly on Friday nights hereafter
Business about the Wharyes appears TO bn
quite active. number OF vessels. with pro-
duce and other ROOur from ;hr North, are nov
unloading, and the goods meet NTH a ready
sale.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-29
DEATH OF MRS JEwErr-Witb nainf,

DEATH OF Mrs. JEwErr.-With painful
emotions our citizens, on Thursday, received
intelligence of the death of Mrs Elizabeth f.
Jewett, wife of the Collector of this port.
Very few persons were aware that she was un-
well. Her death was quite sudden, she having
been confined to the sick room but for about
one week
In the death of this estimable lady the whole
community suffers, for she has always been
foremost in works of benevolence and kind
ness. In her efforts to ameliorate the condi-
tion Of our soldiers who have gone to the field
OF battle, she had absolutely overtasked her.
SELF The Ladies' Aid Association will miss
her more, perhaps, than they would any other
one from their ranks, for she was always ready
TO do and perform any task which would add
to the comfort of our soldiers, no matter what
it was. Her visits to the sick in the hospitals
were frequent, and everything she could do to
alleviate pain and suffering was not wanting.
Her amabe and Christian spirit animated her
to deeds of kindness to her fellow-creatures
and multitudes viii mourn her loss
Mrs. Jewett was daughter of the late Chas.
Fox, Esq. She died in the midst of her use
fulness at the age of 81 years. On Thanks
giving Day, when the hearts of millions were
lifted up to God with gratitude, she departed
to spend, as we trust, an eternity of thanksgiv-
ing in brighter realms above. The afflicted
family of the deceased will have the sympathy
of the whole community
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-29
MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
Religious Notices.

Rev. DIR. Bosworth. by request, will repeat his
Thanksgiving discourse tomorrow afternoon, at the
Free Street Church. Services TO commence at 8
O'Clock.
Divine service may be expected until further no.
tice, at st. Luke's Church. Sunday evenings al
O'Clock, in place of the afternoon service.
Rev. Alexander Burgess will preach at the NJ f.
Church, in Gorham, tomorrow at O'Clock r. NJ
Mrs. Laura Deforce Gordon will speak in Sons of
Temperance Hall tomorrow, at 2! and i. Nj. Free
social meeting at 10! A. NJ
THANKSGIVING SERMoN.-The sermon delivered
on Thanksgiving day by Rev. WILLIAM b. HAYDEN,
will, by request be repeated next sabbath morning
in the New Jerusalem Temple, Congress stereet
The annual Thanks giving contribution will be
taken up in the First Parish Church tomorrow
morning.
ST. STEPHENS CHURcH.-Sunday Evening Lee
lures on Incidents in the Life of Moses the Man of
God.-A course of Sermons particularly addressed
to the Young, will be delivered God willing, in ST.
Stephens Church, Portland, ON successive Sunday
Evenings, by the Rev. William Stevens Perry. begin
ning ON the first Sunday in Advent, Nov 3O 1852.
SUBJEcrs-Nov. 30-I. Egypt's Place in Sacred
liistory.-Isa. xix. ; Dec. I'll. The Parents Faith
Heb. xi. 81 Dec. 14--III. The Greater Riches
iii. 4-l0; Dec. 2S-V The Miracle W Worker.-Ps. cvi
%; Jan. 4-VI. The Deliverer of Israel.-Heb XII
1928; Jan. ll-yII The Lawgiver.-St John j. Ii
Jan. 18-VIlI The Leader.-Isa xiii lib; Jan.
25-lX. The Author.-Ex. xvii. IA Feb. tx The
Dying Sage.--Deut. xxxiv. II; Feb. SKI. Moses
a Type of Christ.-Acts. vii. 81: Feb. l5-X1I The
Song of Noses and the Lamb.-Rev. XIV. g.
Services begin punctually at O'Clock. The public
are invited TO attend.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-29
f ON HAVANA AND NASSAU.
Admit Wilkes with two Steamers off the
Harbor Of Nassau.

New YORK, Nov. 2S.
The steamer British Queen, from Havana
22d u ii Nassau oath, arrived this evening.
She b.,ught no Havana papers. The Nassau
Guar' IN states that the rebel Autonica, late
BIRTHS steamer Herald, and the Leopard. ar
rived iom Charleston on the Goth. Steamers
AreZ and Hero were at Charleston on the
18th. admiral Wilkes, with two steamers, ar
rived 4f Nassau on the Goth. She signalled
for ! OF, and pilot went out and informed
Wilkes that he could not pilot him in only by
special permit of the Governor, who had is
sued a proclamation to that effect on the 1lth.
The Al niral replied he would not ask per-
nit, bi would come in without it. He then
bore a lay and lay to at a distance of three
miles Tom the shore. The Guardian is very
indign 1t, and says Wilkes will not be allowed
to conf ill., probably feeling afraid that the pres
ence OF the two rebel steamers in port might
come f', grief. The Octora and Sonoma were
at Ab;.;o on the 18th, much to the disgust of
secesh sympathizers there. The Port Magis-
trate ID an interview with Commanders Ste
vens nd Collins giving them copy of the
procla nation. intimating that they could not
stay in port, at the same time offering to sell
them ny stores they wanted, but they left
that 7, returning again at night
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-29
New York Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.
Cotton-more steady; sales 400 bales at65 a. 66 for
middling uplands.
Flour-State and Western dull, heavy and dcclin-
ing; Superfine State 50 a 65 Extra do IS $500:
Round Hoop Ohio T0a 80; Superfine 55 "a 5 IS /;
common to good Extra Western 9 95 a 80; South.
ern dull; mixed to good 50 a 6 s0 Fancy and Ex-
ira 30 q 90; Canada declining; Extra 8 80 a 25
Wheat-rather more steady; Chicago spring Is a,
lZ3 Milwaukee club q q 80; Amber Iowa 81
Michigan Al q 43; White Canada As "a 81 /;
White michigan 81 a l So; Amber State 42
Corn-is without decided change; Mixed Western
"a for damaged and heated.
Beef dull.
Pork-unchanged.
Sugars-dul; New Orleans by auction at 10 &c
Coflee-frm and quiet Rio 3II.
Moasses-dull New Orleans at 40.
Linseed Ol--irm at % a. / 27
Freights to Liverpool-du and declining; cotton
nominal Hour 2s; grain 81 a SGD for wheat in ships
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-29

sB- The Newburyport Herald, an able,
loyal anti-administration paper, referring par
tlcularly to the President and his enancipa-
tion proclamation, says, "as the official head
OF the nation, his official acts must be accept
ed and obeyed, even when dissented from. He
must be allowed the exercise of the authority
delegated to him; and the responsibility that
rests upon him with heavy weight, must be
remembered as fairly and generously as possi-
ble That is the true doctrine; anythin else
is to inaugurate anarchy and violence, and to
jeopardi1e life and property everywhere in the
land"
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-29

70 Thanksgiving passed off very quietly,
and with the signs and observances usual On
such occasions. The churches were probably
not over-crowded, though many of them were
open for religious worship. We saw several of
them, but regret that we were compelled to
confine onr observations to the outside. The
inside congregations of course were decorous,
the outside ones were remarkable for their
general good conduct. The evidences of dis
sipation were by no means numerous. II is
our opinion that for good order and COON po-
lice regulations, Portland is a pattern city.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-29

CoLLIsIoS.-British Schooner George. of
and from Nova Scotia, with plaster, for this
port, about six o'clock Thursday evening, ten
miles east of Boon Island Light was run into
by the schooner Alexandria, from Boston for
this port. The George was injured so badly
that she sunk in little over an hour after she
was struck. She had eight passengers and a
crew of five men. They were all taken off by
the Alexandria and arrived here yesterday.
They lost every thing except the clothing they
had on