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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

ROBERTSON & DASHIELL
AVE received this day PER Railroad the hnet lot Of
Work which has been brought to this Market consist
ing Of
Gentemens hne Calf Boots,
" COngress CATERS,
" Lasting "
PatentIesther, Cong Caters,
" Calf Oxford Ties,
Ladies hne Kid Roofs.
Call and Kid B5o;ees,
Toilet 9th Slippers
Wo)len Slippers.
Children and Misses fns elf BOOtees,
Goat skin bOotees.
Together with variety Of other work. which the Ladies
and Gentlem-u very respectfully invited examine
behre purchasing We feel well assured that suit
them.
Come and look at thsm The work will show for itself
D26-lm
PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES
M have TN assortment Of Perumery and Toilet
w Soa PoSers &C. Also preparations for the
Hair all warranted OF goot for sale BY J. a. McGlLL
RInING WHIPS.
A FEW E@gant riding WHO'S for Ladies, received and
n fer sais By tbs6l j. Il MedILL-
TRAVELLING CASES.
M have Jet lei few handsome Travelling Cases. Vsri
w Gus styles, e. both Ladies and Gentemen.
G26 J. n. Mc3ILL.
PORTE MONIES.
WE have received evey variety Of Pert Monies and
w Card Gases, and will sell them low hr cash
Iy2s J. II. MsGILL.
FURNISHING GOODS.
XHTE aye utly receiving additions stock and
Ee qua raniee 70 sell the best and latest style Of
Ladies' and GentIemen's Furnishing store.
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WHEAT AND RACON.


NJ desire to purchase Wheat and BACON which VI
w will pay the highes Market value in cash.
jy31 JOHNSON. HORNE 20.
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CRAWLING CASES.
NATE have Jet lef few han Travelling Cases, Vsr
w Gus styles, for both Ladies and Gentlemen.
j26 J. u. Mc3ILL-
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NE prepared to furnish plantation supplies every
w kind, and would invite the attention Of MeIchans
Dealers stock which will all times complete
and consists in part present. OF the folio articles
81 hhds Sugar; 40 bags Coffee;
Is " ba s Salt; $40 barrels Salt;
500 boxes star Candles; 25 barrels Whiskey:
loo pieces Tagging; 20 hall pieces Bagg ng:
200 As inch Begging; COO coils Rope; together
with all other articles usually kept In such Establishments
JOHNSON, HORNE CO.,
US1 Broad and Market sts.
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NOPS AM SCRUBRING BRUSHES.
lust Received, Long Hand serubbing Brushe', Hall
Brooms, busting Brushes. NOPs, Tea CiP Mops, real
Clothes Baskets, Clothes HSmpe
msy2s MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
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RANDUSIA SEMINARY

FINHE Of this Male Boarding and Day School
situated on farm 81 10 The midd FrankHr
Turnpioo, ~ miles from Nashville, will commence on th,
LIST of September. [jyS1-lml NArH'L. CROSS
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FWt U = UUNTENs
WE have received every variety Of Pert Monies, ana
w Card Cases, and will sell them low hr cash.
iy26 J H. MeGILL.
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BY A. GREEN, Auciioneer.
LNRAME HOUSE AND LOT AND -FOUR

ENRAME ROUSE AND LOT AND -FOUR
l. Building Lots al Austion.-On FRI
DAY, the Nth instant, shall sell in front Of tb
premises, at ~ O'Clock p. m west part OF Lot
No 2, in Square No 996, having front OF l6 feet
en- south X, between 18th and 18th streets east,
running back about Sc feet, with side a lev, with
the improvements, which are a good Frame
House, &c &c.
Also the balance Of said Lot No 2, which will
be subdivided In lots TO suit purchasers as fine
building lots
Also, all Of Lot No ID. In same square. having
front on 18th sweet east, between and streets
south, having front o. AZ feet by 81 feet deep,
which will be divided and sold In lots to suit
purchasers
This property Is near the Navy Yard and near
the residence Of Mrs Spicers
Terms One-third cash balance In 6, Il, Is
and "a months, for notes bearing interest from
day Of sale.
a deed given and deed Of trust taken.
Title indisputable- A. GREEN,
nov Sd tOrgan) Auctioneer.
DThe above sale is postponed in conse.
quence Of the rain until FRIDAY, the 2lst inst ,
same hour A GREEN Auctiopeer
nov l5-ts
DTThe above Sale is further Postponed,
In consequence Of the rain, until THURSDAY,
the 27th instant, same hour.
v22-d GREEN, Auctr.
II The above sale is still further pest.
poned until MONDAY the FIRST day of Decembt
next same hour and place
nov sd A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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JAS G. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer

JAS G MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer
INTENSIVE SALE or REAL ESTATE:
Il and Valuable W hart Property at ard
near the south end of 7th street west under
deed OF trust BY virtue Of adeed Of trust, dated
May 1, 1854, and recorded In Liber J. A. s, No
20, folios s. 6, ct seq we shall proceed 10 sell. OH
MONDAY, the LIST day of December next, at IL
O'Clock Nj a, at public auction to the highest bid
der, all that property lying in the city Of Wash
ington, ID. c., known In the plat OF said city rs
square numbered Az, together with the improve
mems thereon, excepting d certain lot OF g'cund
therein belonging TO the heirs OF the late Simon
Frazier;) the entire wharf property lying west OF
said square, (i72, known as Pages wharf proper
ty; the whole Of square All, in said city and
lots3, d. 5, and 6, In Pages subdivision Of auare
800 The property will be sold in lots TO sui;
purchasers.
Also, the steamer George Page, now plying be.
tween Washington and Alexandria
Terms One half cash, and the balance at six
months, on notes bearing interest, Satisfactorily
secured
Sale will commence on the wharf west Of square
412. All conveyancing at the cost Of purcha. ers.
III the purchaser or purchasers should fail 10
comply with the terms Of sale within hve days
thereafter the Trustees reserve the re nj 10 Ie,e
at the risk and expense of the defsultlng Purena
ser or purchasers, after giving i've days previous
notice In the National In. elligencer.
RICHAKD WALLACE, iruS'ee''
90 2a.eod&ds JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auctr
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND 10

On "wednesday, the Sd day Of December
next, sell In front Of the premises, at O'clock
p. m Lot ID, In subdivision Of original lot No 7
In square No. $40, having a front OF IS fee 4 on
tie south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between
10th and 1lth streets west running back to an al
ley, containing 2,6l3 feet. with REINFORCEMENT
which is good Brick House, containing twelve
conveniently arranged rooms, wide passage and
cellar; the gas and store fixtures to be sold with
the HCuse.
This property Is handsomely located being thai
west Of the Confectionery Store
Terms: One-third cab; balance In 6, IL, and
Is months, the purchaser 10 give notes for the
ferred pay rnents bearing interest from the day q
sale.
deed given and deed OF trust taken
All conveyance at the cost Of tie purchaser
nov sd A. GREEN, Auct'r
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THIRD OPENING OF CLOAks AND
TALMAS,
RANK A. McGEE,S

CLOAK AND SHAWL EMPORIUM
pa Penn'a avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
Ss,HE MOST PERFECT STOCK OF
Il CLOAKS AND TALMAS vet offered by the
subscriber will be opened on Tuesday morning,
November 18th Such an assortment cannot be
found this side Of New York city; and such an
one as has never been offered for sale before I'M
this District. The subscriber has just returned
again from New YORK. and he Is satisfied he can
please all who may be in want Of a handsome
wrapping for the winter.
Gail and see for yourselves at his Emporium of
C.oaks and shawls, pa Pa avenue, between 18th
aud 18th streets.
nov "a -eo2w FRANK A MCGEE.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE,

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ERECTED A
a commOdious stable on Sth street, -
having room enough for over ffty hor- -
ses. and a capital Carriage House OF ~ XS
by 90 feet. This establish ment IS nOw--Nl~
open for the reception Of Horses on livery, and
for the hiring and selling Of horses.
He has also for rent ane large Room immedi-
atey over his carriage house, u by 90 feet suita
brunks for persons bringing servants, and the
whole establishm ent is lighted with gas.
He would also call the attention Of persons
bringing produce 10 market, to the fre yard sd-
joining the stable, where wagons can be safely
secured during the night
The whole establishment is under the charge Of
WIN. Hicks, well known TO stable men In this
city.
nov 26 II JOHN G. COOK
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Nov. % Flour is buoyant'
sales of 10 600 bills. State Sc. l5sS6 40, South
ern standard S6.95aS7.25.
Wheat has an upward tendency; sales OF
50 coo bushels; whites Sl.7Oasl as, red 81 %
asl So Corn is quiet; sales of z 900 bushels;
mixed 74c yellow 76c.
Pork is firm; mess SIS. Beef is stesdy;
Chicago repacked sI4ssI4.5O Lard is firm st
I25c.
Whisky ia unchanged; Ohio S2.c
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From Canada.

BUFFALO, Nov 26.-The steamer Doris, from
Quebec for the Gulf &c St. Lawrence, has been
Lest in the Strait, Of Belle Isle. All hands on
board were saved.
The Cunsrd company intend putting semi
monthly lire of steamers on the route between
Liverpool and Quebec next spring. The steam
ers are to be Of 2 400 tons burden.
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Latest f.on Northsrn hexieo

New ORLEANS, Nov. 26-Privste letteIs
from Tamsulipas state shat Pitch little
occurred near Monterey, on the 10th us. %
tween Generals Eidaurri snL Gargs The
latter lost everything, barely escaping with
HE person. 1t is thought that Vidaurras &c
cess would have great effect upon the coao--
fort Government.
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Pratical Attack on the High Seas.

New ORLEANs, Nov. Is The schooner
Major Barbour from CeatI oslcoO river, re-
ports having been fired into on the 18th Octc-
Der by the Mexican steamer Democrats, (which
ran away from Vera Cruz . few days since
Persons on board the schooner were also hred
at, and the commander of the Democratic also
fred pistol at Capt Thompson Of the Bar
boVr. The Democrats took the Mexican Gus
tom house officers prisoners.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. IS Flour il unchanged.
Howard street SIS so; Ohio So 30; City Mills
Sos
Wheat is buoyant, with an advance Of about
cents
CornIis frmer, at slightly advanced rates
Whisky is unchanged, at 3Oa3Otc.
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Funeral Of q Fireman

BosroN, Nov. 26-The funeral of Elisha
Smith, Jr., chief engineer Of the FIRE depart
ment Of this city, was attended this afternoon
by the members of the city government and
the entire fire department; with delegations
from numerous fire companies in the adjoining
towns. The funeral services took place in the
Pine street church.
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A Heavy Congressions al Vote

MILWAUKEE, Wis Nov. Is The official
returns from the western Congressional dis.
trict of this State show that Mr.. Wsshburn's
majority for Congress was over l0, 900, and the
entire vote Of the district over 10000 Thisi is
an increase Of more than one hundred per
cent, as compared with the vote OF 1854.
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INHALATION IN DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
Drs. Hunter L. Williams,
PHYSICIANS for Diseases of the Cheat

52t North Charles street, Baltimore.
The great success which has attended the
practice of Inhalation by DR.. Hunter and his
associates in treating every form of Pulmona-
~ diseases is now established beyond question
DR.. Williams, associate Of the Baltimore
Office, may be consulted in Washington on the
18th and 29th of each month The next visit
will be on Saturday, the 29th instant
Office 26O Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs
VOss' 8 Jewelry Store
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noticeable object, as was Fitsgerald's nearly
opposite. Our neighbors, Simpson, Skirving,
WoodN ard, Savage and others, all made superb
displays. Among the finest Of the night were
some made by those who are not parti1ans at
all, or who have heretofore earnestly opposed
the Democracy, but who came forward in q
handsome spirit Of patriotism and national
feeling to make the demonstration worthy of
the occasion.
The Seventh Warders, with public spirit
that does them credit, exhibited some llumi
nations that, perhaps, surpassed anything seen
In the city proper-the fine block known rs
Ciarke's Row, for instance, which, through its
entire extent, was illuminated from attic to
basement with the finest effect.
The beautiful display on Capitol Hill is no.
siced elsewhere; and though we have no re-
port from the Navy Yard, we have no doubt
that our Democratic friends there-than whom
there are none moro spirited and patriotic in
existence-gsve good account Of themselves.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The Naiad Queen,
the great attraction at the National, was given
last night with increased attention to splendor
OF scenery, costumes, and general details, and
was witnessed with unbounded expressions of
delight by an audience composed largely OF
strangers, who were now beholding its magic
wonders for the first time With each repeti-
ton We note some added beauty, as might be
naturally expected in piece calling for such
extensive mtse en- scene and elaboration of
detail. We advise every reader to avail him
self of the opportunity to see this consumately
effective spectacle at least once during its
representations
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock the special
| representation for the benefit of families takes
place, and Tomorrow night the favorite JEFF
ferson, who has catered so successfully to the
amusement of the public in his great part of
Schnapps,' takes bis benefit. We bespeak
him bumper.
On Tuesday night next the Harrison and
Pyne Troupe appear in Lucia. Ford is man.
ager " as isl manager.
The WEATHER Range of the thermometer
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ByJ. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TlhUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
II Lot on 9th kfre& west between X street


VNhUSTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il Lot on 9th street west between X street
north and New York avenue.-By virtue Of a
deed in trust, bearing date on he 9th day Of
March, 1885, and recorded In Liber A. = No
ia, folios tt seq and decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the DistIlC, Of Columbia, made In the
cause bending IN said Court, No. 1893, in Chan
Gerry. the subscriber will sell at public sale on
MONDAY, the 18th day OF December 1856. at
o'clock p m, on the premises, Lot No q, In
Callan's subdivision Of equare No i5i, frcnung
20 feet on SIKH street west, between street
north and New York avenue, by 100 feet deep, to
l ten feet alley, with the buildings and improve
ments, which consist of a substantially built and
comfortab BILE two story frame dwelling house, with
back building, &c.
The ABOVE p operty is eIigibly situated In rap
Idly improving part Of the city, and ofers most
favorable opportunity TO persOns desiring resi-
dence or to invest
The terms Of sale viii be: One-thiTd Of the
purchase money ia cash, and the balance in six
end twelve months, for rotes bearing interest
from the day Of sale, secured by deed In trust
upon the property and II not compiled with in
Ave days after the sale, the property will be re-
sold, upon one weeks notice, at the risk and eN
pense Of The purchaser ALI c5nveyancing al the
expense Of the purchaser
CHAS. :. WALLACE, Trustee
nov 81 eo&ts JAS q. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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financial.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Stocks are lower.
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad 49,; Cum
berland Coal Company, Isl; Illinois Central
bonds 9l9; Michigan Southern SO; New York
Central S4i; Pennsylvania Coal Company 95!;
Reading S2t; Missouri 6's 49,.
Sterling exchange is dull at log.
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Murder

ALBANY, Nov. % Mrs. Owen Buisrr, re-
siding in the southern portion Of this city, = as
murdered on the quay last night. Her body,
bearing MARKS of straDgulation and other Vio-
lence, was found in the street at an early
hour this morning. Deceased was the n ether
of i've children. A coroner's inqulsitiOn has
failed to establish any clue as to the murderer
Great excitement exists at the scene Of the at
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BY BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
HOUSE AND LOT, FURNITURE, &C

HOUSE AND Lot, FURNITURE, &C,
at huctiop.-On MONDAY AFTER
NOON, we will sell, at I O'Clock, Lots II and Is,
in Beal's addition to Georgetown, fronting 20
feet inches on the west side OF Washington
street. near to and north Of Bridge street and run
frame dwelling, back building, &c
Terms cash; and all conveyancing at The *
pense Of the purchaser
At the same place, at 3 o'clock, we will sell
In the house an assortment Of Furniture, &c.
Wardrobe, Chairs, Tables, Stove
Bedstead, Mattresses, Washstand &c &c.
Terms cash. BARNARD & BUCKLEY,
nov WITS ductioneeJs
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BY BONTZ COOMBS, Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KIT.
II chen Furniture at Auction.-On MON
DAY the Let Of December, at az O'Clock a m,
we shall sell In front or our Auction Rooms, on
IN street, near the Northern Market, the House
bold Effects Of gentleman leaving the city, such
as
Mahogany Sofas and Chairs
One beautiful solid mahogany Wardrobe
ID Mahogany and other Bedsteads
large French plate Locking glass
Cane and wood Chairs
Lounges and Rocking Chairs
Centre Table, WashsIands
Carpets, Oilclotbs
hne Feather Bed, Bolsters and Pillows
"A LOT OF Stoves, among which is a fine Radiator
china, Glass and Crockery Ware
IogeIher with many other articles, too numer-
Terms: All sums under 800, cash over $50 a
credlt OF ~ and so days will BE- given
BONTE & COOMBS,
nov Zo-8 INTEL AuctioneeIs
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ByE.S. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
FARM AND OUARRY-Eaud

' at Anct.on.--On SATURDAY next, the
29th Of November, 1855, at IL O'Clock, Will be
sold at Public Aucti0.. at Georgetown MARKET
House, the whole Of that portion Of Rich Point
Farm, extending from Little Falls Bridge 20 Mr..
Waggerman's Fam on the right hs nd SIDE Of the
Leesburg Turnpike X cad, miles from Washing
too, containing 20 acres more or less. About 30
acres are in the best curb and flag stone about %
acres Ia heavy oak timber; the rest cleared.
This is one Of the mos. Beautiful Sites for a
country residence round Washington, and viii
be so on tie 29th, wet or dry
Terms One-third cash; toe balance In noies,
a. 3, g, ana IL months, bearing interest $500 20
be paid the day OF sale to close the sale
A deed Of trust will be tasen an the property 20
secure the payments. EDW s. wis 1T,
nov 26-3t& Auctioaeer.
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LAGER BEER BREWERY,

TENHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN
Il forms the public that he has establi, he'd a
LAGER BEER BREWERY, near the corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and 10Th street, where he
has constantly on hand prime article, which is
a healthful and pleasant beverage, and Is highly
recommended as such by the Faculty.
cell Lager Beer by the kegs or bottles at rea-
sonable prices and send II to any part Of the city
free Of charge for the accommodate Of families.
nov 26-6ts CHARLES GERECHE.
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BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Arctioneer.
rATkLOGUESALEO A CHOICE COL
~ lection of English and American st1-
dard Books On FRIDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS, November 2Sth and 10th, at 6
O'Clock, 4 shall, at the auction rooms. an extern
sive consignment Of English Standard Books,
comprising many beautiful ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
among which are the works Of Sir Robert Peel
Lord John russell and many others, with a rare
selection Of Standard, Pcetical, Historical, and
Miscellaneous Works.
Terms cash JAS. G.. Mcguire,
nov 20 q Auctoreer.
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Robbery OF q Railroad Depot

CLEVELAND, Nov. 26.-The ticket Office at
the depot Of the Cleveland and Toledo and
the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati rail-
roads, was entered and robbed 81 81 400 yes
terdsy morning A negro employed in the
dining saloon near the depot has been arrested.
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lNaUEsr.-Yes.erday afternoon an inquest
was held over the bodies of Mary Hill and her
child, found drowned in the canal The bodies
remained upon the bank of the canal from the
time they were taken from the water in the
morning till after o'clock p. m The evil
dence, as far rs could be ascertained, was
heard, and verdict returned accordingly.
ATTEMPT AT SroREBREAKING.- night,
an attempt was made to enter gun shop on
Seventh streer, near the centre market, by
two boys lady living near saw them ami
called out, which frightened them from their
villainous work
LOST CHILDREN night a number Of
persons were making inquiries for children
who had followed the procession yesterday
and got lost. Several were found last night
and others this morning
ARRIvED-Schooner A V. Bedell from New
York, and has discharged her cargo at Neale; S
wharf. There are several lots Of goods not
marked. Persons expecting such goods are
requested to call for them.
HAssAULr AND BATrBRY.-Edward Hesse,
Charles Hesslinger and VIM. Hesslinger were
arrested for an assault and battery on Harmon
Carmon, and held to security for court by j us
tice Goddard.
CRIMINAL COURr.-The Decem Der term of
this court begins on Monday next. The cases
for trial before it are numerous, and some Of
them important
GAs.-W have on hand a communication
from the superintendent of the gas lights on
the Avenue, which We shall publish as soon as
We can make room for it.
CONSEQUENTLY types yesterday made us
give the Democratic majority Of Alabama, as
inscribed upon the banner of the Alabama
Delegation, as sos, instead Of Is, 0S5
ANSWER to conundrum, in the Star of W ed.
nesday last-F Because it has the largest
bar" (bear) in Washington.
WATCH RETURNS Thomas TrumalI, drunk
and disorderly; workhOuse thirty days John
Gibson, do; do. James flanagan, assault !;
security for court.
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BY GREEN, Auctioneer

~ 49, uCtIVHCcI
TWO n EW TWG.SrORY Am T.
Il Houses and Lots In the First Ward at
Auciien.-On MONDAY, The LIST day Of De
cembsr next, | shall sell, at O'Clock D m, In
front OF the premises, two handsome new two
story frame Houses, having front each Of Is
reef, with a two and half foot alley between
them, and % feet deep Also the Lots ON wbicn
they stand, being part Lot ID, In square No 81
The above described property is handsomely 10
Gated, fronting on oath street west between north
u and X streets, in the First Ward.
Terms One-ha cash balance In 6 and IL
months, Tor notes bearing interest A deed given
and a deed Of trust taken
nov sd A. GREEN Auct
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Nxw ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-The steamer Ten
nessee sailed this morning for Nicaragua with
about.3o0 recruits for Walkers army
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Rumored Cabinet APPOINTMENT

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The Tribune states.
on good authority, that Mr.. buchanan has
rendered to Gen. Cas- the appointment al Sec
rotary of State, which the General accepted
m Tueaaay last
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MARRIED,

On the 9Th instant, by the Rev r. Young.
DANIEL G. DIG6S, Of Upper Malboro, and
BETTE e., daughter Of X. w. Glass, OF ILL
nois.
On the 9th instant, by the Rev DR. Cummins.
CHAs. SESSFORD, to SALLIE f.. daughter
Of ii. 4. Weeden, ESQ
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ssIEU,

Last night, the 9th instant, EMMA JANE,
daughter Of John ii. and Susan 8 Sessford
aged years and months --------------
The friends and acqusintances o. the family
are requested to attend her funeral on Saturday
afternoon, at O'Clock, from the residence Of her
father.
On the 9th instant, WILLIAM F. KNIGHT,
aged az wears