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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01

Herring, Mackerel and Bacon,
UsT received and Tor sale ~
% JAMES WEBB.
May ~. ss--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01

Copying Lsares Phais, Fiowes, Pictures, Pattern,
for Embroidery Marking Linen iadeii6iy, and
Manifold Writing.
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Tina platform and Principles Of the orga,
niZati0n,
Adopted al Regular Meeting Of The

NATIONAL CouNcIL OF THE AMERICAN PARTY
btgua and hcla al Philadelphia, on tho 5th Of
Inne A. ID. 1855.
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The Fight Between Pillow and ponelson

A correspondent of the Nashville Union thus
describes the recent rencontre between these
two gentlemen at political meeting in Column
bia, Tennessee. After commenting on the pre-
vious speeches Of the day, he says:
Major Donelson then got up. and wheezed
and bowed through. lie is fiat, dull sneak
er, and made no character. Just before he
closed, he came down on the Nashville Con
ventlon with the sweeping statement that he
had at the time denounced the members of
that body " as traitors. y General Pillow being
IN the crowd, promptly replied, " You lie
go" re, Sr - For moment Major Donclscn
was disconnected, but rallied, and replied
1ou are an impairment fool" General
Pillow rushed towards the stand. but was Az
rested b. the crowd. Great excitement pre-
vailed Major Donelson asked for stick.
which was handed to him, and he PRESENTLY
came down from the stand in the direction Of
General Pillow; but there we're many persons
between them, and voices shouting " Let Gen
Pillow get 10 him
Ihis being prevented, Major Donelson again
toCk the stand At this point there were deaf.
enlng cheers for Gen. Pillow; and this con-
t!rued for some time, so that Major Dorelson
was unable to proceed, and General Pillow re-
Quested the crowd 20 hear hic, throU-L ST.
ience being restored, the Major proceeded He
sald he did not mean TO charge all the mem
bers VI the convention with being traitors bat
IN this exception he did not embrace Gen Pill
low Gen. Pillow then Gsiicuncsd Inn ferceyy
as a tIdr, ant q traitor 10 the DCm0cr1cy ami
TO the country; and rushed a. the stand bur
was arrested. When Major Dore,son closed.
General Pillow was shouted for and mount ID
the stand He said he did not get up to speak,
but TO apologize to the crowd for interrupting
the discussion. Ii was the first time ne hal
ever done such thing in his life, but he was
denounced "a traitor, and if he had not re-
sented Ii, he would have been ashamed Of him
self a man and 4 patriot lie wa a
member OF the Nashville convention IL was
well known that the Tennessee DELEGATION. Of
which he was Il member, disapproyed of the
action Of the majority Of the convention. and
Withdrew from it. The charge made by Major
DonelsOn was general, a.d embraced all the
members of the convention. The charge of
Major Donelson was, hat at rte tInae tic con-
rtRtOn rus sitting, he (Donelson) denounced
the members Of the convention rs traitors.
General Pillow said to Major Donelson: :. II
yoH charge or t.ls1RHgte that you then He-
n0Hnced them as traitors, ar If g0u 7.0ac mike
he charge. ii IS EII,e 1T IS tlIse, SIR ,''
A; this point Ma; y D. struck General Pillow
on the arm, and General Pillow gave him a
blow on the head. They were then separated
After great excitement General Pillow again
took the stand and finished his remarks
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II Special Notice ":-Ladies and Gentle

II Special Notice .!.-Ladies and Gentle
men of Washington, Georgetown and Alexandra
are hereby informed that PRor. CHAs DEGRArH.
Of Philadelphia, viii be in Washington soon to
attend himself TO any Difficult; and PAINFUL Cases
and he desires ali who wish particularly 10 see
him in reference 10 the action of his celebrated
- Electric OH,' TO drop line TO him at the Ma
tional Hotel and he viii call or such a. early as
his prior engagements Will allow-tl,s applies as
I0sH to those VINO hare as to those who have no,
tried the Oil-as he wishes TO De Of al possible
benefit TO suffering humanity, without any expense
70 tue party Tor advice.
SPECIAL AGENT, National Hotel.
Washington, July %, 1866
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GCANo N ADrSDASCE.-Consular dispatches
communicated To the British Board Of Trade
since The Isl Of January last. State thar depo-
sites Of guano have been discovered in the
Islands COMPOSING the canton of 81. Andres. in
the province Of Carthagena; in the islands be
longing to the Ecuador, of ihc coast cf the pro-
vince of Mauibi; in an island caleb =. Her
gestss Rocks, situated near the island Of
Naukahiva, in the Marqucsas group: Oh the
east end of the island Of Guadalyupe, on St.
Marx : island: in the proximity ot the Bay of
~. Bartholomew. on a snail rock near the
southwest end OF the island IF NatavidaI; on
the Maria island. The government If CaItha-
gcna have prohibited the expectation Of guano
from the island Of St. Andres -Phli4. North
american
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By. G. MCGUIRE, ArctionesE.

b. c. MCGUIRE, Arctioleer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
K proved az cal i.state.--BV virtue OF a deed
in trust bearing date the Goth day Of Nav, A. d.
1o5i. and duly recorded in Liber !. A : No. &C.
folios 2lj, 10. 237 and S, Of the land records
Tor Washington county, in the District Of Colrm-
bia, will sell at public sale, in front of the
premises, FRIDAY, the Sd day Of August
1855, at O'Clock p. m, part of Lots Nos 10 and
II, in Square No DO, in the city Of Washington,
in said District. and being described as follows
Beginning O.. the line OF south ID street IS feet
and three inches from the southwest corner Of said
square, and running thence east with said street
Is feet thence north 100 feet. thence west IS feet
and thence south leo feet to the place beginning,
with the Improvements.
Tie said lot is well improved with a neat Cot
tage House.
Terms of sale: Oae-third in cash. and the re-
mainder IN two equal payments at six and twelve
months, with interest, to be secured by deed Of
trust
The terms Of the sale to be complied with in FIVE
days, and upon default therein the Trustees re
serve the right to resell the premises at the cost
and risk Of the first purchaser.
All cOnVeyanCing at purchasers cost.
w. III. WARD, )r-.,
J. Y. DAVIS, AI"''e
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
jy 20-eo7t Auctioneer.
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IL Don't Believe It!-Ifanv intereste,

IL Don't Believe 1t IF any interested one
tells you that physic iodines, guiacum, bleeding.
and hundred otherinjudicious means will relieve
pam ike my - ELECTRIC Oh, don't Won believe
it, The simple proof is daily made evident in
this city, by the urdoing Of the previous bad man
agement Of the most severe cases ever heard of in
this country OF any other by the Of my Electric
Oh, from 80 South Eighth street, three doors be-
low Chestnut, Philadelphia
y BAN experienced physician in attendance ,
Cantonese my written signature.
jy2i-3t PROFESSOR {. DEGRATH =.
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~ Wore EvidPnCe.--We nave lust been in
formed b. q gentleman from the country with .
large family that he has had great many attack
o. Summer Complaint, bat not in one instance ma.
ne Jailed III makiI., perfect in less than Il
hours, with BAhER , PREMIUM BITTBRS
He believes also, that $50 would not have paid his
doctors bill withOC: the Bitters He saws he neer
intends to do without it IN his family His name
VIII be used II required, but not Wishing II put
HShed.
Price 80 cents per bottle
To be had Of CHAS. STOTT CO Wash
ington, ID. c.; CANDY d HATCH. and SETH
8. HANCE, Baltimore; and 10y Druggists every
where. eo3t
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End Of the Walker Expedition.

NEW YORK, July 25.-The Star Of the West
brings advices that the hllibustering e1pedi-
ton under Walker had been defeated at Rivs<,
with the loss of 20 men. All the native re-
cruits deserted. Walker sought refuge in
fight, and, being holly pursued, threw Of his
coat, containing important letters and docu-
ments. He passed through San Juan on TIRE
night of the lst of July, with the remainder
Of his force, and, seizing a schooner at the
wharf, sailed for parts unknown.
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You've BoSAPARTE IN THE CRIgEA.-Nrs
lie Vert, of Mobile, writing from Paris thus
speaks of young BOnaparte, late of this city:
. Tell NJ. that his friend jerome Bouai,ag;e
has greatly distinguished himself and has
done great honor to his West Point training
he Il the aid Of one Of the Generals and Is
the medium OF communication between the
French and English, as he speaks the two lau-
guages equally well. lie is always in the
midst of the battle. and ha. had two horses
shot under him, bat as yet has escaped a
wound
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DIED,

On the 9Th instant, CHARLES WINDSOR
son Of Edward and Jane Donlan, aged / year c
months and II DAYS.
IL Ills funeral viii take Place this afternoon
at clock. from his late residence corner North
Capitol and q streets.
TN the 18Th instant, Mrs. REBECCA &. CT !
YER. aged III years, wife Of Mr Z. Craver. for
muly Of -. Mary ) county, Md. but for the last
few years resident Of Washington.
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IL Letter from Hon. John Minor Bott,.
of Virginia.

. NJ, RICHMOND, July 2, 1855.
Messrs VIM. s. Beers & Co Gents-Consder-
ATOMS OF DUTY TO the afflicted alone prompt me TO
send you this voluntary testimonial 10 tie GREAT
value OF "CGrter's Spanish Mirtu-e," for that
almost incurable disease, Scrofuia
without being disposed or deeming Il necessary
70 20 into the particulars Of the case, can say
that the astonishing results that have been pro-
ouced by the use OF that medicine on a member
OF my own family, and under my own observation
ana superlniendence, after the skill of the best
physicians had been exhausted and all the usual
remedies had failed, fully justify me in recon-
inending It's use to all who may be suffering from
that dreadful malady
Do not mean to say that IL Is adapted 10 ali
constitutions, or that il will afford the same relief
IN all cases for, Of course, l can knew nothing
about that-but of what have seen Of the effects,
] would not hesitate 10 use 1t, In any and every
interest, or over whom ] could exercise influence
Cr control. Respectfully, yours,
lyD VI Rorrs
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By GREEN SCOTT, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AID Kitchen

By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneers.
Ha.DSO HOUSEHOLD AID Kitchen
Il 4 Furniture al Auction.-On MONDAY,
Che 18th instant, shall sell, al the residence Of
{ %. Butler, Esq. near the Navy Yard, on Sorth
Carolina avenue, and near Penrsy ivania avenue,
between 9Th and eth streets east, at - ociock
II. an excellent assortment ~ furniture, viz:
Mahogany sp-inr seat Divans, Lounges. sc.
Do and Walnut Parlcr Chairs and Rockers
Dc dc Sofa. side, and centre Ia
bles
Do do Bureaus and Rcdsteads
Walnut and other Wach stands and Nar6robes
Chamber Sets cane and wood seat Chsi:s
Walnut extension Table
Mahogany Secretary
1hiee-rly, ingram, passage and stair Carpets
Hair and shrck Mattresses
Feather Boosters and Pillows
GRAND oeS, solar hall and other Lamps
Nantel Ornaments, Glass and C:Ockeryw
Refrigerator, Barabee's make. Settles
7 It OF School Decks
Office Tables and Chairs
Cooking End other Stoves
" lJiI ,.ood assortment Of Kitchen Requisites
Terms Under SOS cash; over S25 credit OF
sixty and ninety 6ays for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN & SCOTT.
jy2i-d Auctioneers.
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IL Professor Dei;rath's Electric OIL. >,
is the most astonishing remedy to act on the alb
sorbents that was ever discovered 1t reduces al
sweIings in an incredible short time, aIlavs al
pam, relaxes the joints, and soOthes the nervous
system Ithas stood the various tests of the med
ical faculty; and here in Washington is used by
several Doctors. Some very rapid cures have been
made. Enquire at the Drug stores, or at the Ma
uondl Hotel. iV 2i-3t
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DARE CHANCE.-A NEW BRICK HOUSE

BOARD, &c-MRS. BATES, on THE ). w
- corner Of PENIS lvania avenue and 9Th street
Is pIepdred to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort will be made
TO render those comfortable who may favor heI
with their patronage apt
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BALTIMORE, July 25.-Wheat opened this
morning at 81 8Oasl So for white, and silica
SI.75 for red receipts IL, 900 bushels White
corn 81 02aSl %, yellow sSe- No sales Of
-four: Howard street is offered at S9sS9 25,
and City Mills at sS.75. Rye and oats ur-
changed.
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Sailing Of the Pac'Ec.

NEW York, July 25th.-The steamer Pacihc
.aiIed for Liverpool to-day, with us psssen-
gers and 500, 900 in specie.
D. PearsaIl goes out in the Poetic as bearer
f DISPATCHES TO Turkey.
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Washington, July -, 1856


IL Noah Walker A. Co., Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, under Browns Hotel re-
specially announce that their display of Spring
and Summer Clothing is now ready for inspection
comprising an assortment OF Coats, Vests and
PanialOoGS Of the newest and richest designs in
material. trimming and workmanship To zen
leinen VINO study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles Of dress an opporfuni for Sc
lrrtiug is offered from OF The largest and most
attractive stock Of goods ever ocered in this citv AT
4 vcry reduced scale q prices an 4
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New York Il arkets.

NEW York, July 25.-Flour is heavy at 25c.
decline. Sales Of 4.750 bbls. State at SSa
se 30 sales Of 500 bbls. Southern AZ 50. p.
Wheat is lower. Western white at 81 80.
Corn frrl-ssles Of 10000 bushels at glr.
Beet ard pork unchanged, Whisky steady ct
4lc.
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Nv 2i-d
DER SONS WITH DEFECTIVE VISION

are invited to examine my extensive stock Of
all kinds Of SPECTACLES and EYE GLASS
rs. Glasses Of any kind, such as Cataract, Para
bola, PeriscOpic, Double Concave, Double Con-
vex, and ColOred Glasses, put in at short notice,
with great care, and persons in want Of glasses
NAV be sure to get those which benefit the eve.
IL Circulars defective Vision" gratis at
n SEMKEN'S,
$50 Pa avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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- Another slave rescue occurred in Phila-
delphia on Monday morning. slave boy, Is
years old belonging to a Cuban gentleman.
just arrived from Cardenss, was seized and
carried off by party of free negroes on the
wharf, while going to a hotel 70 his master in
company with the captain of the vessel on
which he arrived. The negroes told the slave
that he was free, but as he did not understand
English they fOrcibly carried him away.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.

NEW York, July 26-The steamer Star Of
the West arrived here this morning, bringing
sss5.oco in specie, so3 passengers, and cali-
fornis dates Of the lst Her news 10 inter
esting
The Democrats have nominated Bisler for
Governor, and Purdy for Lieut. Governor.
The news from the mines wss encouragiug
Tho village Of Camp Angel had BEEN de-
stroyed by FIRE.
The steamer america, with three COMPANIES
Of United States troops O. 1cerd, had be.n
burnt at Crescent city. The troops were taken
OF. ard no lives lost. The steamer wa valu i
az $4,000
Warrants were issuel a. San Francisco for
the arrest of David d. Page, bu. he escaped in
the steamer.
A naval battle was reported 70 have occurred
of San Diego between the Russian frigate
Wilhelmins and the French corvette Esslitc-
Iae French commander, rather than strike,
jumped into the powder magazine and blew up
TIE skip, with all on board TIE Russian
f.igate had IS killed and l5C wounded. Tbs
| whole story IS doubted.
Alvin Adams hal made q Charge Of fraud
against his partners, Wood & Haskell
The Indians on the klamath were commit
ting MURDERS and Ou:Iases. They had killed
party CT Is
The specie by the Star.of tie West Is con-
signed as follows Drexel Co, SOS 900; Me-
t7opolitan Bank, $50, O0e. An order had been
! Issued against Cohen, the receiver Of Adams &
! Co, in consequence of incorrect accounts. Tho
reported Assets of SI75,O0O are missing. 1t Is
also reported that there w5re serious frauds in
the accounts OF Page Il Bacon, am warrants
were issued for Mr.. Page on the day the
steamer sailed.
The Fremont case will be taken up in the
| Supreme Court on bill Of exceptions.
Alarming difficulties had occurred in tho
Illinois valley, end the volunteer companies
had been ordered out.
The United States steamer Massachusetts,
left san Francisco On the 2lst on a cruise.
| J. z. Stiles, associate justice, and J. L. Hay
ward, marshal OF Utah, with 0rson Hyde, hal
arrived at Placcrville. Col Steptoe and troops
remained in Carson Valley to recruit.
An immense Know Nothing meeting had
been held at Sacramento. at which Dr.. Nc
Means, State treasurer, presided. Speeches
were made by Henry S. Footc, Edward C
Marshall. Bailie Peyton, aad other distin-
gaished men.
The Legislature Of Oregon is Democrats
throughout. Lanes majority for Congress is
1900
Mining and agricultural prospects were good.
4 Free Soil convention at Olympia had nom
mated Joseph Cushman Tor Congress.
The Democratic State Convention Of Cali
fornia had adopted the Democratic platform
of 1852, with an additional resolution denounc-
ing the Know NothingS.
Dates from the Sandwich Islands are to the
22i Of June. The sloop-of-war Decatur waI
lying at Honolulu. The English ship Mon
arch, of 50 guns, had left Petropsulowski.
The wine bill had passed both branches Of
the Legislature.
THE MARKETS
SAN FRAyCIsco.-The markets are dull
HazaIl -four, Sl240; clear pork, s24 extra
oil haoon <. ooal
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- Permanently Medicine

~ Phenomena an VI observation-disclosures.
lis Cough. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints. Scrof-
ula, &c. For al diseases OF the Female Svst.ai
il stands pre-emiuent. A Clergyman Just informs
rs IL has cured him Of Bronchitis Of a desperate
Caaracter-paTticulars hereafter.
HAMPTON'S VEG ETABLE TINCTURE-
by IT, mild action on the stomach, liver and kid
ney,, Will cure Dyspepsia. Cough, Asthma, Bron
ch!al and Lung Affections, Pains in the Back,
side and Breast, Consumption, ScrofUla, Rheu-
lu.,tisIn, Govt. NeuIal,yi Fistull Bowel Com
plants, Piles. Worms and Nervous Dcbilities-
with all diseases arising from impure blood and
Is the greatest female medicine ever known. This
invaluable medicine IS working wonders upon the
human frame.
Sold by MORTIMER NOW BRAY, I40 Bal
umOTe street, Baltimore; 3Oi Br0adway New York
CHAS. STOrT & co J. b. MOORE, u Is
Clarke, CLARKE q BOWLING, w. Ell
IIsTAsIa ,MseEIEKsnS, N.sr .ss,r-,. slsS,
e, ais1sE3Iis E-s " 3i-ieE.s az t,.st@Ess
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From the British Provinces

Bosroy, July 25.-The st. Johns papers
state that the Rear Admiral Fanshawe had ad-
vertised for tenders to convey 500 troops from
Halifax TO England. The crops throughout
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are abundant.
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ByJ. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
LIN NiTi-EE NND sLOI SEFnLD 81

by :. I. GlcCU IKE. ANctlnne"F.
FURNITURE AND EIOUSEHnLD Eff
L fcc;s,-On THURSDAY, July 26tk, at 10
o'clock on the south side Of Z, between 9th and
luin srCe,G, shall sell the Furniture and Effects
% q gentleman declining housekeeping, compris-
iHy-
Mahogany hair spring Sofa and Chairs
Marble top centre and fancy Tables
K ush and cane-seat Chairs, Whatnot
Mahogany extension dining Table
Walnut refres hment Table rCut Table
NautaI clock GirandoleS
Three ply and ingram Carpets, Oilcloths
straw dattiEgs. Rugs, Drugget
Walnut and maple Cottage BedSteads
Dre-,iG" and plain Bureaus, Washstands
Hair and husk Mattresses, Toilet Sets
Dressing Table, Wardrobe
Cooking Stove and Fixtures, Refrigerator
Excellent Tin Safe, Buckets, Tubs, &c
Tc"etheT with general assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils
Terms a25 and under cash over that sum
credit Or end months for satisfactorily endorsed
notes bsoring interest.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
jy I'D Auctioneer.
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ny GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers
DERLiC SALk CARGO OF aNTHR

lio sale, on account Of whom il NAV concern. on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of july instant, AZ 8
O'Clock p. m, on board the Schooner Devothea
thracite Coal, containing 90 tons, In GOOD order
Terms cash. JNO. w. GEORGE, Master
GREEN Il SCOTT
jy4-d Auctioneer.
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3f3I IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. 1878
One Dollars worth OF Gocds for rs CENTS,

we contemplate enlarging and otherwise i'm
"A proving our store, we will commence from
Ibis date and continue until the lC.n Of A .rsst
next lat which time the improvement IS to com
menCeJ to sell Our large and beautiful assortment
Of Lawns, Tissues. BareCes, Gentlemen's and
Boy wear, and IN fact our entire stock Of SUM
MIX GOODS al greatly reduced prices Tor cash.
We have also on hand complete assortment Of
ladies' and Gentlemen Summer Caters and
Fancy Shoes which we are disposed to sell n
Last p per cent. less than usual prices.
Persons wishing 10 save money would do well
to give us a call they NAV confidently Ielv on
obtaining GREAT BARGAINS
4. 3. HALL,
No. 313 y Crth Seventh St, one door above
y l3-eOSW Il. q UNalt,S
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HO! FOR THE sPRINGs:-Personsw h,

uO!FOR THE sPRINGs!-Persons who
II contemplate sjOnney to the springs, sea side,
mountains, or the country, should not neglect to
call at 300 Pa avenue and get their stock o. hair,
tooth, nail, bathing and clothes Brushes. Dress
ing, side, puff, neck, fine and pocket Combs, nne
Ponatum, Hair OH, Bay Water, Cologne, Ex-
tracts FOR the Handkerchief, Soap, Toilet Boxes
and Powder, travelling, pic mic, work, and card
Baskets, &c at the Piano, Music, Stationery ana
Variety S.cucof mo. r, ELLIe,.
,z,. ~ ~ a<ssss, sew s'h go ir't "a
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MARRIED..

On the 18th instant, at the residence Of y "
McKnew, ESQ by the Rev. Gideon II Day, Dr.
ELISHA J. COOK. of New Windsor. Carroll
county, Nd, to Miss MINERVA McKNEW, Of
Howard district. Md
(Balt papers please CO1v)
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Charleston Markets
Paltimo-e Markets,

CHARLESTON, July 23.-Cotton is at q stand
5till-sales to-day Of only bales at GOO.
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CORPORATION CAsEs.-Julia Cant, profani-
", hne and costs; Ann Thomas, disordcrly,
case dismissed; Jno. Carberry, disorderly house,
case dismissed; Julia Adams, disorderly, secu-
rity for peace.
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN q SCOTT, AuctiOneers.

BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auctioneers.
HOUSE AND LOT ON TINE ISLAND 1t
Il Il Auctian.-On FRIDAY the 9th instant,
at OK O'Clock p m, we shall in front Of the prem
ises pant Of Lot No. 3, Ia square 537, fronting q
feet on south r street. between I'd and Az streets
west, running back about 100 feet with the i'm
provements, which is comfortable name house.
Terms: One-third cash balance In and -
months for notes bearing interest from the day OF
the sale.
A deed given and deed Of trrst taken:
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
iy 9S-eoads Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-25
Steak Market

New YokE, July 25--stock are dull.
Sales Of Erie Railrcad 5I.; cumberlapd o7I:
Reading 50; New York Central Railroad lOI;