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Executors Notice.

Estate of John McBryde, Sen.
A LII parties interested in the above Estate,
IN are hereby notified that Final Settle
ment of the same will be made in the Ordinary's
Office ut Abbeville c. H., on the 18th day of
April next.
ANDREW J. WEED, Ex'or.
Jan. 7, 1856. 80 3m
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Estate of John McIlwain, decd.

SETTL MENT
INIlE Kindred and Creditors, and all parties
4 concerned. are ehcr-by notified that IL Settle
ment OF the Estate of J"hn M"Ilwain. decd,
VIII he made before the Clerk nf Ire LDnrf nt'
Common IIcnS for Abbcvillc District. on the
18th day of April next.
All claims on Account, must bc legally attest
ed; AMI as s0nc creditors of the latter class have
handed in II statement of their demands without
This requisite, il is expected they will. on or he
lore the day o! settlement, attend 10 this matter;
otherwise such ciainIs will moi br ,lnliccd.
WILLIAM HILL, ! ,,
Il. ALIEN. SALE, h"'' 's
Jan. Is, 1856. 80 3m
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PROSPECTUS.
&C u 0 @ s e u 90
IT SHINES FOR ALI.

VIE undersigned propose 10 commence, at
IL an early date, in the Town of Newberry
the publication of n Weekly newspaper 10 be
called 1.-THE SCU." designed for general circu-
latiOn.
Its columns will contnin the news of the dav
foreign and domestic: and accurate review Of
the markets: a synopsis Of the proceedings of
Congress during IFS session articles ngIicul-
ture and Interesting miscellaneous matter. A
portion Of it will be devoted TO literature, origin
al and selected.
1t is the intention Of the undersigned to make
The Sun all agreeable aud instructive visitor, dis
pelIing error and ignorance, and diffusing gcnnI
and healthy influences wherever its rays NAV
penetrate. 1t will be political, but liberal, owing
no slavish servic allegiance to parties or poIii.
ticians. IT. will advocate measures, not men:
and will labor only for the success of principles
In word, it will be the organ Of no man or
clique. 1t will be American in tone and senti.
mcnt, yet rerndiating nothing foreign. because it
is SO; believing and maintaining that the good,
the wise, tho honorable, and useful, are ndi-
genous to no cline the property of any
peculiar people, but are the common right OF
all.
It's nm will bc to advance, reform and inn
prove; not to crush, depress aud destroy It
vii: hold up to light and reflection, the ruthless
and savage deeds and practices of the times
defend nure morals in all the sociuI relations of
life; and scout at all attempts ut scribbIing
buckguurdism. 1t will be progressive, but not
reckess'y so.
Entertaining fixed and decided views on the
great questions Of the day. it will vindicaiesahe
honor. protect the rights. and defend the cause,
and the Institutions Of the South.
1t will number in its corps of contributors
some uble political aud literary writers.
We promise much, but intend to perform il all,
and more, if the reading public will give the Gu
terprise a liveIal patronage.
TERNS OI, SJVDSNDTDTInE
TIE Sun will be furnished to subscribers ut
81 per nnnum. payable in advance. No paper
will be COZ tinued beyond the time for which il
is paid All subscriptions and communications
on business should be addressed to the under.
signed, at Newberry G. H., 5. C.
SLIDER d CROSSON.
January %, 1856. IL
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DISSOLUTION
Notice.
Books and Stationery.

NEWBEREY, S. C..
Y NllE undersigned has opened Book Store
Il in Newbrrry, where hr keeps CONSTANTLY
o" hhnd tine assortment of Religions, Miscei-
laneous, and Srllou l;o,ks. Orders from n dis
tancc, filled ut the shortest notice
W. j. DEFFIE.
Ncwberry c. H.. Jan. 2I, 1856. 40 #
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lFAl'S OINTMENT
Thc Great External Remedy.

Hhc Great External Remedy.
EEi TIE AID of II microscope, we see
Il . millions of openings on the surface of our
bodies. Through these this Ointment, when
rubbed on The skin, is carried 10 any organ or
inward part. Diseases Of the Kidneys. disor.
'lcrs Of til. Liver, affections Of the heart Inlan-
nation OF the Lungs, ASthnns, Coughs and
Colds, are ty its means cictua!ly cured. Every
h"nscwii" knows that salt passes freely through
bone meat Of any thickness. This healing
Ointment far more readily renctratrs through
any bone OF tlc>hy part of TIN. living hody, cur
ing the most dangerous inward complaints, that
cannot be reached by other means.
k;rysiE,cias, salt EelicasLm 81 SCor.
baatic EssIsmO:s.
No remedy has ever done so much for tie
cure of diseases of the Skin, whatcv or Il rim thcy
may assume as This ointment. No case Of
Salt Rlicum, Scurvv, Surc h, ads, ScrnIuln or
Ervs:l"laS, cnn long withstand lis influence
The inventor has travelled over many plrts OF
the globe. VISITING. the principal hospitals din
pcnSIng this Ointment. g'vimg advice ns to its
application, amL hns thus been the means Of re-
storing countless numbers to health
Sore Legs, Sore BREASTS, Wounds.
:tEaa Ulcers.
Some OF The muS; scientific surgeons now re!y.
solely "n The Use q! this Wonderful Ointment,
when having 10 cope with the worst cases Of
sores, wounds. ulcers, glantlnlar sw"llings, and
tnm"rs Pr"I.Ssor holloway has, by command
of the Allied Governments, dispatched TO tho
hosIltnls of the E.,s:, large shipments Of this
Ointment, to he used under the direction of tho
Medical staff, in the worst eases Of wounds. H.
will cure amy ulcer glan,ular swelling, stiffness
or contraction Of thr joints, even Of 70 ycars'
standing.
Piles and Ei>tIEIaS.
These and other similar distressing complaints
can b" rifcctua!ly cured if the Ointment Le we'll
rubbed i'll over the parts affected, and by other
wise l"ll"wins the printed DIRECTIONS around
each pot.
Both PiNs and Ointment should be used in the
J"|l"wing
I}unions I."mlago Sore Legs
Iu ms Mrrcnrial Erup- Sore breasts
Capped Hands tioas Snrc Heads
thlb!alns Piles Sore Thronts
Fistulas rheumatism ScrcS of all
Gomt Sail iticum kinds
Skin Diseases Sprlns ScaItls
Swclrd Glands stiff Joints Ulcers
Ncnrreal Sores Wounds of nl kinds
S5S" Sold at The Manufactures Of Professor.
II"r.L"wAy, 81 Maiden Lane. New York, and
2il Strand, London, and by all respectable
Druggists and Dca!crs of Medicines throughout
the United States, aud the civilized world in
Pots. at - ccnts 62l cents. and 81 each.
~ There is considerable saving by takins,
the larger sizes.
n. b. Directions for ii c guidance Of patients.
in every disorder are affixed to each Pot.
May 2i, 1855. 8 eowly
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WATCHES, JEWELRY
AND iE'AWnW GODDSs

AMID FANCY GOODS.
rn3 HAVING just received from
erSEL-eWA> New York. large and bcauii
sasSssssasssEssh fu Stock of Watches and Jew
elry. will sell them at Charleston prices and
all articles warranted rs represented. My stock
consists of
Fine Clocks, Weight and Spring, at various rri-
ccs; Fine Guild Watches, ON SaJ I" sl5o; fine
lot of Hunting Levers from :SlS to Ss55, snit-
able for farmers; Fob, Vest and Ladies' Chains,
beautiful patterns; Ladies' and Gents Breaches;
Far Rings and Finger Rings. all sizes; Lockcts,
Gold Keys, Gold and Silver Spcctacles; Silver
ThmbIcs splendid article; Coral Beads, Gold
Snaps. Gold PENS Silk Guards, Steel Chains.
Winding Keys, Steel Spccaclcs with colorcd
Glnsscs, n largo assortment of Spectacle Glasses,
all ages Port Monies; beautiful assortment
OF Silver Cups, suitable for Presents IL full as
sorimcnt of Pistols
The above articles will sell for CASH, or on
frc'lit to persons who will be prompt in their
payments.
II. Il. TUSTEN.
Sept. &c. 90 If
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE !

rANiIE entire Real Estate Of the late JOHN i
"a BULL. consisting Of more than THREE
THOUSAND ACRES, is Offered for private Sale
on advantageous terms.
The lower Tract, adjoining lands of Col. Louis
Patterson, contains about
F'OUR7EEN HUNDRED ACRES,
of which largo portion is excellent River Low
Grounds This Plantation is well improved and
healthy.
The Berry Hill Plantation contains about
TWELVE HUNDRED -1CRES,
and embraces large body of Low Grounds Of
excellent quality These tracts adoin. and were
used as one plantation. The lands on Savannah
River nrc believed to he the best Cotton Lands
in the State They are not swamp lands, nor
subject to inundai"n. but are dry and elevated
Low Grounds. The Savannah River affords safe
navigation for Boats to Augusta, a distance Of
about forty five miles.
The Little River Plantation contains about
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
is we'll settled and we'll adapted to Cotton and
Grain. There is considerable body of Low
Grounds this tract, which, for Corn, is equal
to any lands in the State. This plantation is
convenient to the best FIGURING Mills.
These lands are oil in the South w estcrn part
of AbbcvilIe District; the lands OH Savannah
River are near Barksdac's Ferry, and the Little
River Tract few miles below CaIhoun's Mills.
The lnnds in the South WESTERN portion Of Abbe.
VILE are considered the cheapest of their quality
and fertility of any in the Southern States.
For further particulars. apply to the
HON. X. BARNWELL RIIETT,
Charleston,
or to the HON. A. BURT,
= Nov. 81, 1855. 81 If
eB- The South Cnroliniun at Columbia will
Dleasc cODy.
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Estate of Mrs. Susan McKeldon, Decd.
SETTLEMENT.

IL creditns. and all parties concerned, that
final Settlement Of the Estate Of Mrs. Susan Nc
Keldon, decd, will be made in the Ordinnry's
Office, Abbeyilc District, OH the fourteenth day
of March, 1856.
A. PAUL, Admir-.
December 12, 81 Sm
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REMOVAL OE TILE
AT ABBEVILLE C.. II.

ID ID II IL IL II u H
'TIlE undersigned respectfully informs the
l. Gentlemen of Abbcvic, and the public
generally, that he has removed to
w S III INGTON TREET,
and is always to be found in his Shop. between
the Marshall House and the L,very Stables. lie
hats Oh hand large supply of the b"st French
CALF-SKlNS, BUCK SKINS, MOROCCO und
PATENT LEATHER with II good stock of the
best SOLE LEATHER, and is ready to make
to order
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of the latest dnd ncaicM &y'r. He will make
and mend good and as cheap as any one else
iii .Abbcvi'lc.
]. J. O'KEEFFE,
Boot and Shoemaker.
Jan. e, 1856. IS ly
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B r. IL S h e s,

The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT,
En Equity.
w. w. Hill,
/. Brown, John II. of Slaves.
Brown and others.
n appearing to my satisfaction that Elizabeth
IL Foster, James L. Brown, John r. Brown,
Jancs J. McNnlly ind Mary +. his wife, John
j. Daniel and lluldah his wife, Joshua Hill, -
Bruce aud Martha his wife, Defendants in this
case. reside beyond the limits of this State. On
motion of Thomson & Fair. CompIainanl's Solic-
itors, Oralcred that the above named Defendants
do plead, answer or den,ur to Complainant's Bill
of Complaint within three months from pubIica-
tion hereof or the same will be takon Pro con-
fesso against them.
w. II. PARKER, c.EA.p.
Commissioners Office,
Nov. -, 1855. 80 sm
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To the Boot wearinr cen+,,,

TO the Boot Wearing Gentry.
HAVE: on the way some LEATHER Which,
l. I"Ic"s are my criterion to its ounli,v.
must be good. for by inquiry of one Of the firm
none non. '''gher can he purchased in Charleston. I
win e"deav"r to make it mp to suit those who
may see proper To patronize Inc, and will fee
thnnkI" for their Patronage.
Jan. 22, 1856. 4o 80
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At the request of the President of the State
Agricultural Society have consented to solicit
information as to the number Of Tennessee and
Kentucky Horses, Mules and Hogs annually
purchased in the District, and their cost. All
persons will therefore confer favor by coming
prepared give me such information OH the
subject as they possess. ]. n.
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Notice, Positive.

IL. persons indebted to ROBINSON Il JACK
n SON, in Account for 1855, are requested TO
IA settle the same by the LIST March. 1856, us
we urc drsirors of closing our old Books.
Aud all persons having standing open Ac-
counts on our B"oks for 1853 aud 1854, or in
debted to us by Note, are earnestly requested
TO pay the money by that time. or they will he
placed in the hands Of an Attorney for collec-
ton
Gentlemen! One and all, settle npi Spore
our feelings from such course and save your
selves unnecessary expense. Longer indulgence
we cannot grant
ROBINSON Il JACKSON.
Hamburg. Jan. II, 1856. 80 GIN
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BOATWRIGHT & BARKULcO,
NJ Manufacturing Pharmaceutists
AMID GEI.GlM!lSTS,

COLU MBIA, S. c.,
"A RE constantly receiving additions to their
"a carefully selected Stock of choice DRUGS
MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, which they
offer to Me Profession, to Planters and consumers
generally, as hm as the same puyr article can be
purchased anywhere.
They have, in addition TO their Stock Of Drugs,
sec.. an assortment Of FANCY GOODS PER.
FUMEff and BRUSHES, comprising in purt
Ladies' Rcricu!cs; Worl, Boxes;
Gents Dressing Cases Porte Monaes;
Fine Pocket Cutlery; Nesas;
Pomndcs, n great variety from the best houses
in London, Paris and Germany;
French and German Cologne;
IubIns Extracts for the Handkerchief;
Ed1's, Bailey and IsaZin's ditto;
Toilet aud Shuving Soaps and Creams;
Cut Glass Pungents; Aromatic Vinegar.
B r. IL S h e S.
Having taken particular pains "to get up" II
complete Stock of Hair and Tooth Brushes, they
feel satisfied that in Offering their present assort
mcnt to the public, they can justly claim for
these Brushes made TO order by some of the
most celebrated Manufacturers of England and
France, the meed of bcing unsurpassed ior beauty
of finish and durability.
fine lot of Nail and Shaving Brushes; Buff
fnlo. Horn and Shell Dressing Combs Horn,
Shell and Ivory Pocket Combs, &C., &c, &c.
Nov. 3, 1865. ~ If
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Notice.
A LII persons indebted to tho Estate of LEVI
n HlLBURN, are required to make payment
on or before The First Monday in February next
Also, all persons having demands against said
Estate, are requested to present their claims,
properly attested, to the subscriber.
ED. COBB, Admir-.
Dec. l6, 1855, L1+ IS N If
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Cokesbury Conference School.
INfIE mex: SESSION will open the FIRST
l. SCHOOL DAY in FEBRUARY noxt.
Tuition ranges from TWENTY to FORTY
Dollars year.
Board is TEN Dollars n month";
&. II. ROUND, Rector
Jan. l, 1856. 81 2m
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Executors Notice.
Notice.
Gents, Come to tho PARTY!

ood1tS' OUi1I2 20 Ino Pafty!
MEAN those Gentlemen indebted +, ,,,
- either hy Mute or Account, to come ,,r,.
pared "n Salc-'i'y nrv, ~ my golfer il ru;v
a"d w"nld like ii r"rirni>l,"d, $" ;,s may ie
ny that iIi:hn> cnn!r'i to render similar ,ssis
tancc to "hr'<. who perhaps would l:.c., III.
wheel in motion. This is ts,,. iryitui,n ~ tio
land, but the lion Is lis track
Jan. 23. 1886. au 49,
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Notice.

Notice.
"A IL persons indebted To NICHOLAS Nc.
A EVOi. by Note or Account, up to Janua-
ry LIST 1885. are called OIL 10 pay up before the
lst Of February, rs he will not do any longer
without his money.
n. McEVOY.
January 9, 1856. 81 If
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LAND FOR SALE.

Notice.
a LII persons indebted to the Subscribcr .;,her
ny Note or open Account, are requested to
come come, forward and make immediate pnymeut. as
,"r'ner i"d"lgcnc" cannot nor will not he viven
Ana persons failing to comply with the above
1equest before Return Day, will find their Ac
Fair for collection. - '"o''Son q
r.,bo ,r JAS. W. CHILD, Jun.
" "ihis, JAn II, 1856. 3Q.tf
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S. L. Dowell, R. A. Rogers, W. D Dowell,
OF Georgia of Alabama. of Florida.
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Notice to Tax-Payers.

ri WILL attend at the undermined times and
q places for the purpose of collecting Taxes
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ale-dny i'll April The last day for making re-
turns. All persons failing to make returns on
the above day. liable to double tax. All taxes
to be lnd by the first Monday i'll May, or exc
cuti"ns may hc ISSUED
Property to he returned in the name of the
proper owner. GuarlnnS, Executors, and Adj.
'ninistrators will return property under their con
troll.
Persons having transferred property between
the LIST October, 1854, and lst October, 1885,
will make il known TO me.
All persons will como prepared to give the
number Of Births. Marriages and Deaths in their
families
Free persons Of color must pay their taxes in
March. JAMES MOORE, r. C..
January 8, 1856. 3S 3m
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds
.lSatt Ulcers.

These and other similar distressing complaints
can b" "fcctua!ly cured if he Ointment Le we'll
rubbed in over the parts affected, and hy other.
wise f"ll"wng the printed DIRECTIONS around
each pot.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
MORAN Rpo-


Ne. 4S4 Seventh street, between @ and H,
#Have In store, and will continues
H85to keep, a general and well sc SfU
zl-1kAected assortment Of fne GRO ~
CERES, WINES, LIQUORS, ClGAKS &C,
TO which they beg leave to call the attention Of
their friends and the public In general, feeling
satisfied that all who may favor them with a can
will find II TO their intsrert to purchase. They
would enumerete In Part CT which they have on
hand
SUGARs-Loaf, Crushed, Pulverised, 6randu-
lated, Clarified and Brown
sIRUP AND MOLASSES
COFFEES-Java, Marricabo, Rio, &C.
rEAS-Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson and
Black, SEINE very fne
SPICES Of evsry description, ground and Tn
Pasenf Sperm, Adamantine and Mould CAN
TOBACCO, CHEESE, &c
Acknowledgements London Dock and Pale
Brandy. old Rye w Risky, Jamaica Gin, &C
WINEs-sjld Port, Sherry, and Madeira Of the
very best quality, Sweet Malaga, Lisbon,
and other Wines
CIGARS Of different brands some very fne
brands
Extra superhne FLOUR
Together with all such articles usually found IN
Grocery Store
A share OF the public patronage is solicited.
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LAT SPECIAL MEETING OF TBE

VSAT SPEClAL MEETING OF III f.
~ Columbia Fire Company, held at their
hall, the blowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted and ordered to be published In the daily
papers Of the city:
Whereas 1t has pleased an All-wise Providence
In its wisdom, to remove from our midst our well
be owed brother and associate BENJAMIN G. GRE
NUP, struck by the hand Of death in the pride of
his health and manhood, therefore,
Be it resolred, That, whilst yielding with sub.
mission to the dispensation of Divine Providence
which has bereft us Of one whom we loved and
respected, not only as a fireman, but as a true
friend and brOtL er, we cannat refrain from ex-
pressing our sine grief for the loss we have
taihed, and for the painful and affecting manner
In which II occurred. 'lI'0
Resolred, That we shall ever cherish, with
pride and emulation, the noble example furnished
by our deceased brother Of everything that con
sttutes the character Of noble, active and disin
terested fireman.
RESOLVED. That we tender to the bereaved IA
ther OF the deceased our heartfelt sympathies for
the loss Of son who was the prop Of his old age.
Resoced, That the House OF the Columbia Fire
Company be draped In mourning, and that the
members thereof wear The usual badge of mourn
ing for six months, and that copy Of these pro.
cesdings be sent to the father Of the deceased and
they be published In the daily papers Of the city
JAS. McDERMOTT,
Ii Sec Col Fire Co
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, May 10, 1856.

uEohGEToWN, may IU, 1000.
We would advise our citizens, one and all,
to look we'll to their premises at night. Last
night the hardware store of o. T. Muncaster,
and the dry goods store Of Mayfeld & Brown,
situated near tho corner of Bridge and High
streets, were forciby entered At that of Mr.
Muncaster, an opening was made in one of
the heavy doors in the west warehouse, 'front.'
ing on High street, by knocking out one of
the panels with heavy stick of wood, and
breaking off one of the back window shutters.
That of Messrs. Mayfeld & Brown, tho back
door was forced open by pry of some kind
At. neither place did the villains succeed in
obtaining any booty, having been frightened
of by Mr.. John Crockwell. who lives near the
premises.
Mayor Addison, though somewhat easier, is
still very seriously indisposed, so much 80 as
to prevent him from leaving his room 7 RI
At Drover's Rest yesterday only about 100
head Of beef cattle were offered, all Of which
sold at 81 50aS5 so on the hoof, equal to sea-
SlI net. Sheep 5a5tc. per Id. gross
The -four and grain markets have under
gone no change since our report of yesterday.
SPECTATOR
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went
press, long debate ensued upon Mr.. Foot's
motion to refer tho Iowa railroad land do
mating bill of the House to the Public Lands
Committee which being directed, the said
bill was duly passed-yeas 81, nays9.
And then they adjourned until Monday.
In the House, Mr.. Phelps concluded his
speech in favor Of the appointment of third
conference committee upon the disagreeing
votes Of the two Houses upon the Senate g
amendments to the Deficiency bill and
then, after speeches from Mr.. Davis of Ma
ryland, and w ashburne of Maine, also for
the appointment of the committee, the House
adhered to their disagreement, and voted the
Conference Committee.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Pennington,
Jones Of Tennessee, and Grow, on said COM
mittee.
The resolution from the Elections Commit.
tee authorizing the parties to the contest for
the seat of the Delegate from New Mexico to
appear before the House in person or by coun-
sell
On motion of Mr.. Carlile the resolution was
amended by striking out the authority (there-
in) to appear before the House " by counsel"
and then, as thus amended, it was rejected
yeas SO, nays 81.
Mr.. Stephens moved to reconsider that vote,
and addressed the House in favor Of that vote.
And then, without putting the question, (af-
ter an Intellectual motion to adjourn over un.
til Monday,) they adjourned.
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J. r. CALDWELL, Dentist,

Is LOCATED ON ELEVENTH STREET.
l. the second house from Pennsvlva-
MIA avenue, next to Farnham's book
store, where he is re- dyto OPER4TEOlNYW
ON THE TEETH He would respectfully I'm.
innate that teeth though much diseased however
the nerve the destruction Of the nerve is the cause
Of more deep-seeted pains about the face and
head. His mode Of extracting teeth is greatly
aud the infection Of less Pain, than by methods
dependent on keyed instruments, pullicans or fo:-
cops. Those who are suffering pain in the FORE
head, face and jaws, would do well to submit 10
his Iemeoial treatment. The most satisfactory
certificates and references can be seen as testimo.
malls Of his skin In his operation. ml0-su 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-10

THE COLORED LADIES OF ZION
M Nesley) Church are now holding their
Annual air at Mr.. Donn's new building, corner
OF ID and Ninth streets, for the benefit Of the
Church. The vaiety Of articles now exhibited
and for sale are large, beautiful, and Of choiC
quality, and at moderate prices. The ladies who
gre In attendance are very polite and attentive TO
their patrons. At the close Of the air there will
be Grand May Festival, Of which due notice
will be given Tickets for sale at the F air.
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