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RAILROADS, &C.
8
Freight Reduced!
Rates Of Freight from
CHARLESTON TO M 81 FILL r
TO sovTIETR without AGITATION GETIL THR
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1887.

FIRST GLASS;
Piano Fortss Books Stationery, Boots Shoes and Eats,
LiquOu, Oils, &C, 10 bottles, CHmphine and Spirits
Turpenuns IN barrels, CErPetlng, Chine, GisIs and
Glassware, Cgars 10 Gases, Clocks, "onfseuoneries1
Cotton Cards, cutlery in cases, casks and boxes Dry
Goods IN boxes and bales, Drugs Fruits Frult Trees
and Shru5bery, Furs GARDEN seeds, Looking y asses asses
and Looking Glass Plates lat owners rskl Oysters
10 and Jars, SGdoleTy, Tn and Brtlanla ware
Teas and sp.eces per 100 lbs.... Is
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except such Epsci6ed ia First and Third
Classes Codee Mills, Machinery, Foreign Liquors
10 barrels aud pipes, Tobacco in boxes, Leather 10
and Queensw Re in crates and casks, Rice, Whiting,
P2stsr Sheet Brass and Copper per o9 "
THIRD GLASS;
Axes Shovels, Spades sad Irons Zinc and Tn 10 pigs
Tin Plate Anvs, Vices, casks Of Chains and hoes,
IG,aring, Rairoad Wheels and Axles, Chains
and Spikes and Rosn IN barrels per 100 bs'''''' 90
SPECIAL RAJ rs.
Furniurs and Carriages boxed, and other light articles
not enumsraIedi also clrboys Of Acids o. o.heT
Chemicals, will be charged BY actual Wtlgnt 0ut al ~,
double II ss Class rates. per 100 g 30
Fave every package plainly marked win name oI con
m tier prevents delay and losses and nsures speedy de-
ssiSVfyTAeEs AND FACILITIES OFFERED BY THR
CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Goods consigned 70 the agents Of me seutn CsT9lna
MI cl .roan offTeebt paid vessel will 6e mall
ID consgnees Marx packages, care Agent s. o. r. K,
Caroilna Railroad will advance shippers charges,
so tnat prefer cOusgnug 70 Commission House
san do so and have thsr expense bill payable here
freight Nashville and stations the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad from Charleston BY through
Trains only Shippers may rely upon she utmost despatch
The Kste from Charleston 10 Nashville Wal at all nsa bs
I'd low g by Savannah
authorised, will settle promptly any ofefehAfses
and damages thai may occur on this Line.
IN case 0f LOST goods will take charge OF any
necessary Tor their recovery and Il not found
win pay Tor within ~ days asr notice is given at
.his Office ~, ..--
Merchants along Os Of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Will bear mind tnat the above rates apply 10 all
goods from Charleston which are 5 be delivered at the
f5.qing sa.Ious, viz: Stevenson, Anderson Decherd,
I4IIahpma, unHndy WauTace, shelbyyille bei0uckle
FostgrvIl5, Murfeesboro, smyrna, aud Layergne.
shall Be prepared every explanation and intOTna-
ton desired IN regard 10 Eeghs and Expense bills Cores
ever on veh - business brought under my super
version and c0gtrol. CHAE. W. ANDERSON, agent,
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= f.
ID virtue decree Of the County Court Of Dickson
u county, az It's Juurary Term, u q, [ viii MOEDAT,
10 81 day Vi March next, Offer sale 20 he highest bidder
h. 20 n House door Charlotte, negro HHmsI
Jerry uUi knnw belonging 10 Lne estate Of Taes
ceC't nj 50 r payment OF the dsOis II said
Purc1usrr win be quired 10 give h good eouFiLy
and cF3Ht OF q months viii b. given. This be llh uay
Of January, 1857 THOMAS McNEILLY,
i.ufB-.w Iav 3V-prutrrs' fee 81 Comm sronsr.
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R.H.BROCKWAY &CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND DNaNUFACTURERs OF
Gentlemen'S Clothing,
No.Z1 IL Public Square
NACLIT-TT 7 Y TEN-T
NASHVILLE, TENN.
70 COLNTRl MERNIIANTs

-
OUR Stock OF Gent emens Ready Made Clothing for the
- Fall aud Winter grade complete, embracing every
variety style aud fabric be- found Eastern
our business being strictly and exclusively confined the
Manufcue and sale Of CuJhug enable offer greater
inducements than Other house the city, aud snOuld
alone be sufficient guarantee all who purchase Ready
Made Clothing, and they supply themselves with much
larger variety OF st les and price
by making their purchases direct from Msnua
RuE20, '5j-U r. II. BROCkWAY q co.
MIDDLE DIVISION FAIR. FOR 1857
THE FoURUH DIVISION FAIR. fT Middle will
be held inc ORuectnu with the THtRD AFEUAL FAIR Of
tn Smi COUNTY Agricultural Society, the Fair Grounds,
ROME, Tennessee, cling Monday, the 5.h
day Of October 1857, and rtnuinE durInR the
Handsome premiums OfeTediU every depaTmrnt
rcultura MEGA ica and HousehOd Indus dif-
fersut Of Stock Lis may be aimed Of
tsry the Fair Rome and ofthe Secretary Of he
Bureau, al Nashville. J. r. HIBBETT,
iaRI3-3wdtW6Zw. n Secretary
TO THE CONSUMERS Or CORN MEAL IN
NASHVILLE.
z HAVE started a Mill in the CITY, and will keep on
1 hand. fresh Meal, st No lO7 South Summer street
All orders attended TO- and will sell the owest cash
oty, aud viii deliver to customers N prt - the
rice J. ", CARDWELL
mavlB-f Agent
HANS! HANS!
lust received Eve casks choice Hams FOR family by
- oct23 LANIER s. PHILLIPS.
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R EGUL&R NEW ORiEANs PAChE,T.
THNHE substantial steamer CUMBERLAND, szz4eza n
n Capt Nm. DEWITT. having superior ac- lA-sA.sS
CommOdaiOHs for Passengers, Freight and S1I1EI4r$
Stock, will ply during The above
and all inerme andings Her exceeding light draught
Will insure in the Of direct shipments Messrs,
W. A JOHNsOE Co. Of New orleans will as Agents
in conjunction with Capt NJ. d, F. H. BRoOKs will
side permanently New Orleans No q CarOndes street,
dun business season pu rpOss giving his
tire attention The filing Of all purchase orders loves
figures. H. h. HARRISON,
dec3-6n Agent.
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND NEW ORLEANS
DNlLt LINE.
THE following steamers form the Daily fTasE~ b
l United States vail Line from Nashville kFs5gtFtl
and Cairo, leaving Nashville at y O'Clock, -
M, and Car ate A NJ.
}. g. CLINE, Hire, Master CITY o" HUNTSVILLE
WEAvER, Ma-reTj AMBASSADOR, WAYTT, Master; Aida
HARNAN, Master.
This line daily connections Cairo With Carn
and New Orleans Daily Nail steamers, the Lou sve
LOUIS Daily Boats, and also with the central Railroad
ST. Louis and Chicago. Passengers by this live
New Orleans Memphis. ST. Louis and Louisville
less time by any other Boats passage or freight
apply the Mail Ps-ket Office Of A. L. Davis.
D. W. DAVIS, President,
nov29-f n. 4 N. U. :. Mail Packet Company.
memphis ANDNA HNILLE Packet
THE fine passenger steamer ALEONIA- Capt.
JANIS MILLER, will run 90 the above trade sla4A
this season, eaviug NahytIe every MONDAY -.
st4 O'Clock, ? NJ, and Memphis every THURSDAY AZ
P NJ Passengers may rely the above leaving each
place on The day ana al the sane TINE advertised
A HAMILTON,
oct23-if HARRISON Agents
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REGULAR FKEItpHI AND PASSENB
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS
ALLIE WESI....s... CAPT. J. n. FoRBTTT
ELLA ' JAMES LOWELL.
THESE bOaIS will be The regulsT packets be-
L tween ST Louis ard Na-hyIle q Is season. sqAS.A
sHd Will their tri.s i'm mediatrly -
after The FRS rE- Ia Cumberland yer. They vii MAJ
their trips rePu arly bu -iuess will allow. One
leaving each port about every five day.
oc.23-I A HAMILTON, Agent.
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EEGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNAII

THE light dTaught, cOmmOdOUs and fast asn7az. =
runni z steamer SWALLOW, ALEX. I rs -L.-.kS
FRAEER, MssIer, will run regGiar between ATfHhffftB
the points I'd all intermediate Iand-
ings making regu l. day VIII give all orders prompt
attention and general satisfaction We solicit pops
lar liberal share Of public patronage. Her
ant Is resident Cincinnati and thoroughly acquainted
there and the entire For eIgh passage ap
ply board, ortO H. n. HARRISON,
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MIDDLE DIVISION FAIR FOR 1857

HANS! HANS!
TUST received Eve choice Hams Tor family by
q oct23 LANIER s. PHILLIPS.
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s8e65 PRICES amounting to..............S12O2 81 2O2 600
WhOles S2o Halves tI0; Quarters s.; Eightbs g. So
Certificate OF Package OF 20 hOvss $265 90
Do. do 20 Halves ........ 1872 so
Do. do. 26 Quarters ...,.... g. 25
DO. do 26 Erghths 49,. SO IL
iB All orders for tickets packages in any Of the
Maryland LOtteTs will receive prompt attention. and the
drawing mailed all purchasers Immediately after it is
over. Address T. Il HUBBARD CO,
No. SO Fsyette st., or Box No. 40,
decSI Baltimore, MARYLAND.
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
TRADE.
THE new and light dIaUght steamer fssE~ p
L CRESCENT ". HOLNEs Master, ,%A4s5szSJgg'
will run regularly in the above trade du - =
ring the present season. commencing the TsI Iise
the Cumberland river She has excellent accommodations
nd in point Of speed aud safety is passed For
freight or passage apply TO Z. Il HAkkIoON
Oci4-dtf Agent
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CrIHCILAH SAWS AND u NNDH Els
- sEssuI Circular Saws and Msudrils hand.
uryZ1 nv 4 lMfLTnVf
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1856. UNOlN LINE Or 1887
NASHVILLE & NEW ORLEANS PACK ETS.
Lke - -
JAHkN JOHNSON. CAPT. yEssE Johnson.
~ hCMPOEJt LII ''-''''''.'''''' 1A, SIBoNs
NASHVILLE....,.,....,..... Tuos. BELIsSYpEE
THE above steamers will regularly IN the New Or
i leans and Nashville trade. One them being in each
port day during he boating these Boats
all owned Nashville and built especially for this
Capt 3, DUfsid will their In New Orleans, and
will attend 10 business connected with the line.
speCtfuy sO IL the patrO of the Mercantile and Travel
Rg community, well satisfied that the Officers and Agents
will spare eEeTdOns TO desire Iheir favOrs.
A.. HAMILTON,
Agent, Nashville.
3. DUFIELD,
OctZ9-sf Agent. Ne 0Flegns.
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GLOVER
nENERAL PuRCHANING AGENCY.

hRuEE Es small large panied with the cash. for
articles every description from finger ring, hat or
shawl ur o complete Stock Of Goods, GrOC cries. Drugs,
l.nfacu0nanes, steam Engine, carefully and promptly
forwarded instructed Commission charge
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stopping 81 southampton, both going and returning thsy
neT passengers proceeding London and Hsvrs sdvsss
over any oileE fJue, for The economy time and money
Passage iFOm New YORK TO and Bremen rut
dollars second do, 81 dollars. - "
All letters and newspapers must pass ths Pot %
Gee. ~
No bills fadnE VIII be signed parcels received on ths
day OF sailing,
An experienced Surgeon Is attached % each ship.
For freight o passage apply 70
q Il. SAND % ScuJh William street, Nrw Yurt.
c. 4. HElSEKEN x CO., Brsmea.
CROSKEf q CO. SOuIharuptog
WM. ISELIN, Hayra. t,Dgs- IL
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REGULAK NAsIlylLLt5 AND CINCINNAT

hEJ LLA X NASH VILE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET.
THE cDmmOfous and substantial fast EzI@N =
L running seL-.Gr SEY ENTK-SIX llz-755=FsztS
K BARCLAY, Master, is held Feldi EzzsssEs2
by the r5t rise Of water herTeguaT tn
above during the coming season. For freight and pGS
age, having superior aCcOunOi iltOl, apply board
seytl7-u a Il HARRISON, Agent.
REGULAR LOUlSVILLE ANUNASnVILLE
PACKET.
THE new and COmmOd0us light dwught r--
steamer, DIAMoED, Capt ". r. HOLL- z
CROFT Misrer, e. 7. REEDER Clerk will Sts2szSlsa&s
ply during The between the above ports Having
periOr tOmmOd tOus and expert need Clerk, who vii
give pomP attention all orders, solicit for this Boat
beral patronage. For freight passage apply on board
OTtO n. H HARRl ON,
r. I. YEATEMAN,
uov8-6m Ag1ufH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-23
The Weather, Snow Storm kc

BUFFALO, Nov 2l.-The storm Yesterday and
last night was very severe. The amount of snow
which fell was not large, but it drifted badly
The track OF the Buffalo and Niagara Falls rail
road, between Buffalo and Black Rock, was so
washed by the waves from the lake that trains
cannot pass. Seven wires Of the Morse and Mon
treal telegraph lines on the above road have been
completely swept away. The tracks OF the New
York Central and Lake Shore railroads are not
obstructed by snow, and the trains are running
regularly.
ST. CATHARINE's, &c. w } Nov. 2l.-Snow fell
here last night To the depth of Il inches. The
passenger trains Of the Great Western railway
got through, hut only at a very late hour. The
freight trains stuck in the drifts.
ALBANY, Nov. 2l.-The weather here is clear
and cold, but considerable snow has fallen at Nj
agara Falls and Buffalo. There is no obstruction
vet to navigation on the canal or travel on the
railroads The canal Is likely TO be open for
three or four weeks longer
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Rostou Affalrs,

BosToN, Nov. 2l.-It has been finally deter
mined that the estate Of Charles Fl. Mills q Co.,
"a heavy dry goods house that went down during
the late crash) shall be wound up, and Messrs
George B. Upton and Charles p. Huntington have
been selected as trustees for that purpose.
George III Kuhn has been appointed treasurer
Of the Bay State Mills, In place of samuel Law
renee, Esq who has resigned.
Hon. Benjamin X. Curtis, late Judge Of the Su-
preme Court Of the United States, made his d rst
appearance at the bar since his resignation this
morning.
The citizens convention for the nomination of
acandidate for mayor has finally adjourned, after
eighteen unsuccessful ballotings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-23
DIED

On the 22d instant. MARY ELLEN, youngest
child OF James f. and Ellen Dunawln, aged two
years and ten months.
The friends and acquan,ances Of the family are
requested To attend the funeral on Tuesday, Path.
at O'Clock, at the residence of her parents corner
18th street and Mass avenue.
(Frederick city, Md, and New York papers please
copy1
On the 2lst instant, Mrs. HARRIET sIMMs.
wife OF Sampson SImms, Esq, IN the 57lh year Of
her age.
D. m, from the residence 49o !. street. The friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
(AlsxandTIa Gazette and Intelllgencer please
copy.)
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING
BY A. GhEkN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GHEkN, Auctiopeer
SlRTuE OF A DEED OF TRusr tn
te,aIa ss bearing date the 81 DAY of Sep
S'N,eI 1901 and ouy recorded In the Isn9 ecoSSs
sssi1 ssl 91gny, 10 the District OF Co umbs
MONpAt, the lsta day Of NOvember, at o'clcep u
p ~, LOT 10, IN Square No. "a lylns in ~ 90,
WASHINGTON aud fronting S. feet lnches Or n,,,s
NJ street snd running back loo feet 10 an sey ~ fs1
18Th streets. ~'ie' On <slh anu
mere rs neat tvo-story Frame House on thu
Lot, winch Is nearly opposite the late Gen Thom,-
Esq. ~ '0NH IL heesaoe'
Nr1a street is soon to be graded and the neigh
, Terms One third cash; balance in G, II, and ,s
decd oftTust. "u seouteo uS
Conveyanclng at the x,ense of the purohaxe,
ana X. X. CRAWF0RD, Trustee.
w A. GREEN, Auct.
ITTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
18Th instant, same hour and place 'A0
BY order OF the Trustee.
hH A. GREEN, Apct'r.
iDr THE ABOVE SALE is still turth.r Post
poned, IN consequences of the rain until N1lN nav
thS 80 instant, same hour and place.
BY ORDER OF the Trustee.
n2-td A.GREEN. Auctioneer.
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SPECIAL NOTIcE.-For Perfumed Breath, White
Teeth, and beautiful Complexion, use Balm Of
100 flowers" For dressing ADDE'S hair use
" Woodland Cream" q new pOmade 10 causes gem
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 81 cents
each, w p. FgrEIDGE Co.,
PrsprstOrs, New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents fOf Washington,
TAYLOR d MAURY, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10th ST., Pa. avenue. MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-23
FUTURE DAYS.

BY JAS. c. McGUIR T., Auctloneer, -
puBlIC SALE OF loo BARRELS KENTuc
Il Az WHIsKEY.-On FRIDAY, the a7th iust ~
ii O'Clock m: i will offer at pubie sale. Al tbs
warehouse OF Murray Randolph, No. IS l.ouisie
AUD kentucky Home whiskey, Western consign-
ment, and must DO SOLD without reserve
Will be sd,ed 10 haIf pipes So onsrter, ana .;~h,I,
casks French Brandy, ferms cash. s"''
MURRAY & RANDOLPH
j, Z. MCGUIRE, AuctiOnesr
AT PRIVATE SALE.
hali and quarter pipes Vine Growers, Gonna
by samples. 80" '~ w LOO
50 half and quarter pipes "MartelI,s, Pale And
Dark Brandy, vintages FROM W to ass bv ssnpies
pow under custom house lock IN New York and viii
be delivered pure, '
-, go baskets "Heidsick & Co.'S" genuine brand
Champagne
2cl cases "Lallemond's s" Creme De Bouzy do.
tavba "e '.''N ~ ~
Sperm and Pe.eht Oils
SPerm g. u Adsmantine Candies
WI be sold ON liberal credit.
MURRAY RANDOLPH
nl9-eots s. Louisiana avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
By wALL& RARNaRn .,.,;.-

By WALL BARNARD, Auctiopeers.
SALE 0F pNREDEEMED PLEDGES, 60 =,
Nov a. at O'clock at our store. 10 ps sod eys;,
haS SseJ JsH peT and ,sc33d hand Also, lot Of
Persons interested viii take notice thai nscles
charges. f'' INV "''0'S ai'u
II WALL BARNARD, Auots.
BY JAMES C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
SF Rfpa9 9 Mo INF N9R NG1 MS
at 10 ocioek, at the residence of the late WIN. II H.
Branch road. shall sell ali the personal Effects ,t,
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Mich Cow, Work Horses
Fart Hs1ro Sa'ry E1o5 PlSnshs; Harness
Terms; - SO sna under, cash :, over that sum 3
nsd MARY a. e H42L IH IisP ADM shn,
ByJ.C MCGUIRE, Auctionser.
y LID on GFfR2}GGk kR tss AT At
day OF NOvem6eT at the store of Francis Miller. at
Family Grooerles, Wines, and Liquors, Cigars. L c.
consisting in part Of
Fine green and black Teas
Loaf, crushed, clarified and brown Sugars
Sperm. adamantne, and mould Candies
Ground Pepper and Spices Of all kinds. in small
R.So| S, sS%sksts, wooden AID osceke5y Ware
Fisvo!ins Extracts, f in every VARIETY sAu'
Together with large 10. Of Brandiss. whiskeys,
and n.s fss ss%s and
With eight ca,es of that celebrated old Whest
Whiskey, so universally admired. in bottles full
quart ana other me Whiskeys, IN glass and
Terms: s25 and under. cash: over that sum, a
endorsed.
n 2s-d &c. MCGUIRE. Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-23

MADAM BONNET,
WI DRESS MAKER, FROM PARIS,
No. $50 18th street west, between and X streets,
Washington city, has the honor to inform the ladies'
OF Washington and vicinity, that she has fitted up
Dress Making Establishment, where she Is ready
TO make every kind of work, as Dresses, MautIllas
Bssgues &c, and in the best and very latest sty
OF Paris. receiving every month the French Journal
DE La Mode. direct from Pans. nll-2m+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-23
Conviction for Murder.

HARRIsBURS, Nov. 22.-The jury in the case of
VIM. w illiams, indicted for the murder Of Dan
lei Hendricks, near Queenstown, have rendered
verdict OF "Guilty ofmurder In the hrst degree j"
His counsel have filed exceptions to part Of the
charge Of the court
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MARRIED.,

At Foundry Church, on the nth instant, by Rev.
Mr.. Lamb han, HENRY PRINCE, of Winchester,
Va, TO Miss AGNES Ii. RICKETTS,, of Wash
iBgton.
On the 18th instant, BY the Rev. DR.. De Cbarmns,
Mr.. ALBERT w. JOHNSON to Miss MAR
GARET CLARK, daugh liter Of NJ. Is. Clark, ESQ.
Philadelphia papers please COPY.
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Sentence of n Murderer.

= ST. JOINS, N. F., Nov. 20.-Slavin, Jr, impli-
Gated In the murder Of the McKense family
was today sentenced to be hung on the 4th Or
March next, but the sentence will probably be
c0mmuted to imprisonment for life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-23
Naval-Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, Nov. 23.-The war steafser Saranac,
which went aground below on Saturday, was got
ten off yesterday by the assistance OftwO steamers
and inlrned lately set sail for the Pacific.
The steamer Virginia, from New York, bound
for New Orleans, has put in here to repair her
machinery. s.
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Mobile Cotton MANUFACTURE Crop.

MeBILE, Nov 20-The cotton market here fell
to III cents for middling on receipt OF the Mag,
ara's adviees, but the market has since reacted
and the decline Is now nearly recovered. Inc
accounts respecting the present crop are not good
and the indications are that 10 will not reach
MA h.la
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-Mrs. RUFF has taken the large
- and cOmmOdlUus house, No. 500 ID street, near
18th, where she intends 10 rent her Rooms furnished
or unfurnished, to single gentlemen, or gentlemen
and their wives, with Board. transient Bnardsrs
by the day or week. Meals sent out at all hours of
the day. pl6lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-23
Baltimsre Market.
New York Markets.
Financial,

en- Nkw foRE, Nov. 23,-stosks are active. and
IeI generally. Chicago and Rock island "A :.
Illinois Central shares rs; Mjehigap son,he,r
en- New York Central 20; Pennsylvania Coal
go 60, o. \; Reading 81, Virginia 6's s.; Missouri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-23

WOODLAND CRRAH." for the hair; BALM OF
THOUSAND FLOWERS. for eleA AslDg the teeth and
identifying the complexion Ths genuine article to
be had at Jos. SHILLISGTOg's Book store, Odeon
Building, corner ~ street and Pa. avsEus 70 10 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-23
GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsFM'Ts

NOflCE.-Thursday, the 5sth instant, having
been set apart as . day of Public Thank sgiving,
he Butchers Of the Georgetown Market have re-
solved not to attend market that day and request
all our customers to procure their supplies on ed.
nesday morning. 2S-3ts
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Millinery, &c.
ARTS MILLIN cry.

ID A r l NJ l. l. N ERY.
MADAME FERRERO, from No. s Great Jones
HAstreet, New York, respectfully informs n q
S&xHtne Ladies In Washington that she hatASSy
* re-opensd a branch of her establish S5lk0
inent; for the season, at No. 248 Pa. avenue.
Ladies will find select assortment Of
FALL and WINTER BONNETS
DRESS GAPS, HEAD DRESSES, LACES
FLOWERS. FEATHERS,
ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR
GLOVES, PERFUMERY
FRENCH PATENT SKIRTS, &C., 60.
Prices moderate. n20-lOt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-23

CHEAP DRY GOODS FOR CASH.
WIN. NJ. SINISTER & CO.,
No. 50, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET,
Are now offering their choice stock of DIR ESS
GOODS, such as Silks, Silk Robes, Merino, Printed
and Shaded MOusllns, Valentia, Valentin Robes,
Poplns. PoPlIn Robes, Robes Aquile, and, IN fact,
York cash prices. for the money,
They also have on hand decidedly the largest and
cheapest lot Of
BROCHE LONG SHAWI.S,
AND SPL ENDID CHENILLE SHAWLS,
20 be found south of New York.
Cash purchasers will save money by going direct
to their Store, ard may rely getting the worth Of
their money.
Their cash price is mark ed in plain fl ures every
article, and no customer will be charged any nero
will any less be taken under any circumstanc
IN ess an unforeseen defect shall be dete cted, in
which case a deduction Will be made at once.
Our assortment OF CLOAKS AND CLOAK
CLOTHS 10 also very large, and embraces almost
every thing that desirable and stock of Staple
and domestic Goods was never better assorted than
at present.
Our terms are CASH, and we have rosorted to the
cash stem and very low prices In order to realize
money, as cannot depend on our collections at all
al tins time. -
w. M. SINISTER & Co,
No. 81, opposite Centre Market,
n2i-3t between 7th and 9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-23

Att PERSONS INDEBTED 70 X. C.
n STES I'm b are most respectfully requested to
call and pay their accounts ct once, as no addition
will he made when the Old account stands Unpaid.