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p, ,,. COLUMBUS, April, %.
ne '.ao Legislature adjourned on SATURDAY.
.ioGs 70 the adjournment a bin was passed
-4""tHE a Ieultcatary offence to claim 70 hold
s,"'ee IA ONO. ~ to carry from the Stale as \
slave, any person IT color.
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In obedience tae requirements Of the Statutes the
Supervisors ct u, Town Mineral Point hereby submit
the following report aud of the Financial af
fairs tor tu> year ending April Ist, 1897
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- ). {. BVNNER, Esq has retired from the
pos, OF assistant editor Of the Milwaukee N6;rs.
aud Is succeeded by a Col T. \. EASTMAN.
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10 There IS more lumber to run 10
market from the Wisconsin river this
year, than has been for the preceding
two years. Hands can get good wages.
i Plover Herald
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IS The baak-aote circulation Of the United
States at the present time, Is estimated 10 rep
resent about $4,000 UGO
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= Humbolt has recently been i'll. but ha,
',t'Fe,ea aud Is now busily engaged on the
liA volume Of Cosmos.
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VEAEELING AGENTS WANTED Wanted am hon..
n4ustgioa- an in each section lie state 10 trav-
NJ. aSe ogaerS from sall pies for McAIISTf RS
moan if-bi'AiilIt EENtBlES 4 liberal mon ..-
y 2' lar commission viii be paid. Apply to or address
Ia. J. s. NcALISTER.
49, -
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I - ] he bill for he enlargement Of the Erie
[ anal his passed 'hs New York Legislatures
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: -
MASONIC.

iorva Chapter No. Il, Meets FIRST ana third Thurs
days of each mon H. r- tIe Masonic Hail. Mineral Point
Mineral Point Led.e Ea :. 2soets first and tIira
Tuesdays Of each month, the Masonic Hail. Mineral
Point.
a. Transient Brethren are in ,itcd to attend
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EDN virtue Of q Erit OF Execution, No 162S, issued
out Of and under the seal 81 the Circuit Court
Iowa County Wisconsin, and dated the I4fn day of April
1887, alist the goods, chat els lands ard teHcmeuts OF
Francis J. Dunn defendant, and in favor of John Bur
rei plaintiff I have levied the following described
Real Estate 10 Wit lot, Number two hundred and
rhirtv-ge, 25I containing two and two hundredth
q and 2IOU acrej ia aTrisoH survey the town Of
Mineral Point ia The county of Iowa and state Of Wis
cous and viii sell the said described out lot al hubble
oucry the ghet bidder for csh at the front door
Of the Court House in Mineral Point the county of
Iowa and state OF iScousa, Wednesday the third
day Of june 1857 at O'Clock afternoon If said
day all the right title, estate and interest which the
said Francis J. Dunn, defendant had 18th dav Of
March, A. D. 1877, any time thereafter and to the
above described premises satisfy the six hun
bred and thirteen dollars and y five huudredths S6I3
and $4,000 with interest and costs issuing OF
said execution
SheriF's Office, Mineral Point, 4 pril 18th, 1857
GEO. sESSERSAIrH. Sheriff
Dunn & Read, Att'vs FOR PHI. evil Iowa Co Wis
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Are Yen lick e-Thcn rnn :,

Are feu >ick e-Thcn YOU can't be cured teo soon
Don't delay until your complaint is incuraIe then
mourn when it is too late. -Four Gfths of all the dis
eases which carry people to the churchyald might be
cured by Ayers Catharc Pills, if taken in season
Don't 60 oTagging through the Spng faint sleepy and
listes>, because your blood is loaded with bile Don't
wear The Headache, Heartburn and their kindred dsor
es, because sonsch is foul. Don parade yourself
around the world covered with PInpIcs Blotches u
GERS Sores and all any Of tie uncle diseases Of the
skin because your system wants cleansing. Don't show
youIseifubout lean haggud al csved in because your
stomach and bowels e. stIeEg lhcnin into healthy ac
lion Ayers Pills set these things right as surely as wa
Ter quenehes Gre They parity the body and blood and
restore thir functions into healthy activity which YOU
feel quick they taken. They are the one great
medical wonder Of this age recognized by all who know
their virtues and many thousands know them Take the
CHERRY PEcroEAL faI Cough, and the Pills for all
arrangements requiring purratiye medicine.
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER, Practical AMI Analytical
Chemist Lowell Mass, and sold by all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine through this section FeLI SIN
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TGEEFtMERY, Fancy and Toilet articles. Harrissou'z
PeItunerys Lyons katharion, Delights spanish I.us-
trail Meeu Fun, Bay Rum Eau de Cologne Hair OILS
Tooth Pow tiers, OLD Brown Windsor Soap, White Do
Fancy do, Shaving Cream, Cream OF Soap and hundred
others "A 1851. \IEIAN'S
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
Bank Co:nptroller's OIce. !

MADISON june Is. 1856
rIliE Wisconsin Bank al Mineral Point in This Stata
i having relInqushed business and tieposit.d in ts
Office a OF money sufficient to redeem IN IT,
standing eouneragned CT rcuating notes al ar Notice
i therefore hereby given that all tho outstandn CON-
signed circulating notes Of said Bank vii he redeemed
par. on presentation this Office
2s24v9 WM N. DENNIS Bank CornptraIler
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Spiral HotitE.
{ hurch Directory.
REGULAR SERVICE EACH SABBATH.

TRINITY CHrRcH-Rey. Josiah Phelps, Rector. At II
o'clock \. II. and o clock p. VI.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHrRcH-Rev. c. Boynton, Pas
tor At II ii y. NJ and P. VI.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUKCH-Rev. H. Wood Pastor
At !01s i. NJ and e ?. NJ.
WESTMINSTER PREsBYrERIAS CHURcH-Rev. b. Phil
lips, Pastor At II \. NJ. and 61s P. NJ.
PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHrRcH-Rey. j. Sharpe, Pas
tor. At lo1z 4. NJ. and F.. VI.
CATHOLIC CHuRcH-Eev. Father Bonwcll. Alto A. n
and p 81.
10 Should any change of time occur those interest
ed viii please give US notice
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Election Notes

'i--e i"t t.-' iiF''sFt LEI GERS. r5.7 g. a. "A
t'--'" SiEFttEN IiiUN SFg
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LIST OF LETTERS

EAAINISG in the Post Office Al Mineral p.
/ 4 I~J, 1857. o-~- iol1t, Ann
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SUPERVISORS REPORT.

Whitons majority as far as heard from is
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cHFRIFF'S SALE.

ARLEY EAros, Sol. for Comp.
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note and mort gage from John
" -tiamS house ana lot
Barrel Town. $3.50 oGl
- O Mrs oowden, ~ - -to a. !
Jas and john Trsgay, I'll % o0
Bartle IreInble, y %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-28

NOT GuILrY-To what one says, who processes
10 Know the prices We are paying and have been pay
ing for cattle since the LIST September will nearly
average with the prices of the same time last wear:
while me quality Ol the cattle generally has not been
Had he who processes to know sought for better
knowledge, he would have learned that the hides
ished with for their profit are not worth mnch moro
1t pn rCIyee BE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-28

SPECIAL NOTICE.--FOr Perfumed Breath, White
Ieethi and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm of
LOO Fiowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
. w Oodiabd Cream" a new pomade il csusss gem
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price so cents
each. WP FRTRrnar 4 20 ~
will, Prsprletors, New York.
10th ST., Pa. avenue. n ~
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AUCTION sAfM
By A. GREEN A,o,;on...

by A. GREEN, Auctioneer
ERSIENSivE SALE OF UNREDEEMED
;R.,i :sl 4 my store % TyEs III pHEYMasosSSsEs
nnTedss,n. g ten o'clock. large collection Of
Gold and svsr WsieSss and cSans Sa sss lot e
Musical aSS S,st .st Guns. Pig:
ga ----- = A. GREEN, Auct.
BY BADEN & LOUNDs, Auctioneer,. =,
Is eI.c nndS a.. or lEED OF TRUST Duly
10 at the o 'Ss:sribsI shall the TN
Yard Hi fS oppost. q rs o'cSS. the Navy
that handsome lessehold Property on Lot lin Sonsrs
20 consisting On; Of twos.ory Frame House with
SAID property Is sold subject to another deed Of
Se 1st no yet due and the purchaser will have the
of , ths deed Of trust alluded to- which viii bs
day. from the DAY Of SALE the subscriber rsssrves
defantins same at the risk and cost of the
= - John Il 4; S SMITH ! /, T 5,,ss.
n8 cot. INTEL - Auctionssfs.
Bv WALL & BARNARD. Auctloneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FRESH FRUITS.
On MSRNsiSSSs Dec bs Pys q 81
we will sell in front of our Auction Rooms. Wiiboni
reserxe large assortment of fresh Fruits Grooe-
400 whole hall, and quarter boxes fresh Bunch Raj
anu lTdllS fresh Malaga Figs
50 boxes Lemons, fresh
. bsars. a GGu SnsaPo snS S Teas
Rio and Burnt Cofees
~ boxes Brown and Fancy Soap
~ do Mould and Adamantine Candies
~ Sonico1plste. 0llvs OH. Mustard, Spices, &C.
- cases Bsckberry Brandy
e, casks and barrels BRANDY and Whisky
With many other articles in the Grocery lin.
Al OF which will be sold without reserve.
WALL L BARNARD. Auct.
"a <8-ts Corner Pa. avenue and ath at
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: crsfRE MAREEr.-This morning the stands in

crSrRR MARKEr.-This morning the stands in
every department. Of the Centre Market were oc-
euPled, and number Of country dealers were
selling produce outside the space. The hay mar
ket was well supplied; the stock, Of excellent
quality, was selling at 90 cts and 81 Is per cwt.
nne lot OF pork was sold at the scale house for
sI62h per 100 lbs. The poultry stands were all
occupied, and dealers busy-the prices having
ways Were crowded the entire morning, the best
Of order prevailed. The prices in the provision
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az s,1eL,fIMoRE, Nov. es.-Flour is steady. 81,
c;ty 40, lot howard street and Ohio, and IS for
>, ~, nSt Is somewhat easier; good to prime red
II FL usaSi I5, white 81 lsasI IS Corn is Arm !.
Ssas Wnre .'a1Se, do yellow 75a76c; new white
WHISKY is steady at 23Xa2sxc
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New YSrk N1arL.s.

toa oRk, Nov. 2S.-Flour il hesvv. .sI.s n,
sroOy dds; State 81 9Oa5 .O6; Ohio ~ sa.s -
ern white 25asi 50; Chicago SnrIas si sontn-
Doc wv ousheisi western mixed
sIs 5n.s, mas deelinedi mess SIS. sOa1s; prime
Whisky is firm. orc soie'' r..
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The Philadelphia Post Office.

o,s.I LAD5LrHIA, Nov. 2'th.-A meetinr>ef ner-
chants and citizens was held to-day nr-SI,a,r -.
70 .ne adoption OF measures to secure a nron.,
be held, when ii win be decided rhs,ha, sc 70
P.pne meeting or petition Congress 10 oreveni
the foily OF locating the post once on sscand :,
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Thanksgiyinc I'm Ro,,.,

ss nosrSSN, Nov. S.-ThankssivinR was ob.
wbieh h mere Yesterday in the manner and spirit
gious and festive occasion sPeeisA fsai-
Inc weather Is cool and pleasant.
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WOODLAND CREAM" for the hair; BALM OF
THoUsAND FLOWERS. for cleansing the teeth and
identifying the COMPLEXION The genuine artIcIe io
be had at Jos. SHiLLINGToS's BookstOre Odeon
Building, corner a. street and Pa. avenue n l9 If
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Arrival of the Afrie,

Shw OK, Nov. 27.-The steamer ,,,,, ~.
s, rom Liverpool with eighty-eye $500
GERS ana upwards Of 500, 600 an ,nee,s ~,
"H'es arc 10 the lith, same as the Vapderb,lt
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29-stock. are ,,.,...,,..
1--WE GE~er; Chicago and Rock Island 7sX; cnmber'
Soai 90 i01; Illinois Central share. o. -. A. ,
Ceptr,i Michigan Southern 17Xi New York
W cd 81 - ~ Penna Coal Co 81 Reading 81
va, o's ssK; Missouri SIS 7eX. ~ %
Sterling exchange 100
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WATCH RETURNS Orrerson, Va, car
Iylng pistol hned $40; aring it in the streets,
sio ana costs; Jail in default Of payment Levi
TurPin, Md, carrying pistol and knife; fine
and costs S5l.12 VIM George. colored n q
drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Robert Birch,
va, do; fine and costs 81 81 Seventeen lod gers;
all non-residents
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DIED,

On the 18th instant, JAMES PRYOR son of
and days. i'"'
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
70 attend his iuGeral On To morrow SUNDAY After-
noon Mt o'clock.
On the 9Th instant, at o'clock D. M, at his resi-
aenoe on eth street west. of consumption, III AM
+: CLARK, IN his 18th ye,r.
his friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vIted To attend his funeral on Sunday eyeninz M D
O'Clock, at hiss late residence.
On the 18th instant, of consumption, in the l6tl,
year OF her age, JULIA T.. SCHNEIDER eldest
daughter of Louis III Schneider
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En- Route for Wa.hiu,,.,
Balttmsre Mnrkes.

"a aversTA, Nov. 27.-The Hon. A. n s,epben
zen here this morning for Washino,an NJ ~,
probably reach there on sunday 0" he"li
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DAVENPORT BoSDs.-J. C. Mcclure, Auction
eer, yesterday sold $1,000 ten per cent Daven
port, Iowa, bonds, at 9Oc
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BY J. c. Meg UIRE. Auctioneer.
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, HANDSOME
SkNiIuRE, GILT-FRAMK MIRRORS, PAINT
On fHnRS66IIyYF W3R &S AT PUBLIC AgcT9Y.
In front OF the Auction Rooms OF las q McS;ni,e
shall sell, by virtue OF deed of trust duIy eye
e1tsa ana recorded IN Liber J. A. y NO. S. foiios
nlture and Household Effects cOmprisIny- vi
Superior Rosewood Pianoforte Stool and Cover
SUITE OF handsome carved Walnut ParIor Fnrnitpra
R,o nn,s she 10 rlch Blue and Gold Brocatelle
fnrocatelle and Lace Curtains. to match
Rich Oval Mirrors @ ""ssos -.
Ten handsome Oil Paintings
Twelve Engravl ngs
Lot Of superior bronze and gilt Gas Chandeliers and
ROs sew and Walnut Marble-top Centre, Sofa.
Kush seat and other Fancy Chairs .E-
tiIt W; usse.Is aho three ply Carpets, Rugs
Masos. ,nG9W SHADES, Cornce and Fixtures
Iench emma Dinner. Dessert and Tea Ware
SHVsr-piated Coffee Urn, Walters, Castors
Liquor stand Table Cqtley
EeHseTator, COOKING Stove and Fixtures - ."
-Four Elegant tEpsmellsd full Marble-top acettare
s'z Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany French
SIX Mahogany and Walnut Wardrobes -l.r q.
Eight Hair and eight Husk Mattresses .t'
Light sets superior Bolsters and Pillows
~ superior Blankets, IL Comforts -....
sBeaspreadsPtot Bed Linen '' --..
Painted WardroSss, Cottage Beds,eaGs nack
Eight Toilet Sets ..'- cs' f.
Lot Chamber Stoves and Crates
u aogetner with large assortment OF Kitchen
Terms; s4O and under, cash; over that sum a
credit of 81 and 90 days for satisfactoriIy sn5orsad
notes, bearing interest. 'NO'eu
THOS. J. FISHER.
u<I-0 tDnlOn.l AuctiOneer
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MARRIED.,

On the ~ instant, by the Rev. Mr. Ball, GEO
W. DOWNEY, of Baltimore to MARIA second
daughter Of John L. Lossdon, of PIkesvIlle, BaltI
more county, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-28

Miss MAYS CONCERT IN BAL11xosr
bs4ninofe American SAYS: "The first concert
given by this lady in our city was a very salts
factory entertainment She was warmly orsstsd
by a large and fashionable audience who re-
Harded her Efforts with the most liberal applause
her voice Is of good compass strong sweet and
D'IIIIdhti her defects are want OF animation md
ihe absence OF an ability, that comes only from
Ion2 practice, To make the best OF her natural
powers Like oil debutantes, she has been over
praised, and suffers somewhat from an inability
toIulnl TIE very nigh expectations raised. The
other adJuncts Of the concert also yaye xati.f,c
hAn. Signor Rocco, especially, was warmly APP
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Ere. the Assscia,ed Pres. A...,.
The Cotton Trade,

al. ottkASs, Nov. zs.-cottoa "a slow O,
~, oales. Sales Of the week AL 600 Reeeint,
so,,h., me me o. 600. Decreased DTS m 40
Suovan, ports ~ 600 bsle. Sugar n arrn. Corn
Me- N steady Sterling exchange dull
Mddling Nc. Sales Of the w. co e ssaei
in MOI, 81 90 against 20 600 last war Stoef
on ao,oo, against IS 900 last year.
at ifYaiixs' Nov: G.1sales to-day Of zoo bale,
bales at an sSs,,, NOV, 27-ssles to-day of 200
AUGUSTA, Nov 27.-Sale. ~
The 'anderbilt's news eansed An $500 81 ,.ev esies
,o'd.y :, se Nov. T-Lsrye sale, wer, mss.
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The WOUNDED OFFIchRs.-Mr Klopfer who
was wounded in the riot at the Northern Market,
is doing well, and will soon be able to resume
stroyed.
Mr., Narrower, special policeman wounded at
the English Hill riot, is recovering rapidly as
could be expected.
Mr.. Lloyd, police officer of the Seventh dis
triet, Is wounded more seriously than at rst sup
posed, and is confined to his bed Several arte-
I'es OF the head are severed, and the scalp laid
bare several inches.
LAST EVENING, at about half past four o'clock
child Of Lieut.. ii X. Davenport, u s. Navy,
residing on 6 street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, having been left alone by its
nurse, either fell into the fire or its clothing took
hrs from the grate. Unfortunately no aid was at
hand, and before the fire was extinpujsbed the
INJURY done was too great for recovery, and he
fingered for two hours, when death ended his
sufferings Drs. Miller and Storrow were present,
put medical aid was OF no avail. The child had
just completed his fourth year.
For TALL EATING, visit Hammack's refectory
His tables fairly groan under their burden which
includes all the delicacies of the season, teal.
partridges, pheasants, canvass back ducks, oys-
tiers, etc. etc
By-the-way, talking about big oysters, Ham,
mack has some stupendous juicy" Cove oysters"
s'sht OF which I'll quart measure
ADMITTED TO bAlL.-f esterday, Joseph Birch,
who stands charged with shooting Eugene Lam
ahan, was admitted to bail by Justices Dom and
Goddard. Messrs. VIM. n. Birch and John C.
Cook becoming his securities The amount re-
CURED was 81 900, each baler giving bond In
In 81, eco. Lanahan's recovery il deemed GER
tain.
BoGrs MoNEY.-Eesterday,J Jos. A. Keefer was
arrested by Oficer Sanderson of the 9th district,
for attempting to pass five dollar note Of the
Bank Of Lower Canada, il having no signature
He was taken before Justice Gull, and Committed
to Jail for court.
LOLA MoSTEZ, the orld-renowned, IL will be
seen, is TO deliver her piquant, brilliant lecture
upon /" Female Beauty" at Carusi's Saloon. on
Monday night. She can count on a large audi
ence.
The Poll Lists The Police officers have
been engaged for several days in distributing the
new Poll Lists in the various Wards They are
posted in the most public places in each pre-
cinct for the benefit of voters.
lcOMNuSIcATRD.
WILL THE STAR please correct the name Thos
McNerhany, which should be Thos McNany9
See paper Of the 27th-watch returns, &c.
DAVENPORT BONDs.-J. c. Mcclure Auction
eer, yesterday sold Sc, COO ten per cent. Daven-
port, Iowa, bonds, at 9Oc.
WATcH RErURKs.-Joseph Orrerson, Va, car
Tying pistol fned $40; airing it in the streets,
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Or CoLLEY & SEARS,

cso SEVENTH STREKT. DZa
1hTes DocYS n orth Pa 1renas
We have now CONCLUDED IL run of our entire l,rrs
ma ma Wen assorted stock Of Rich fancy and Staple
Know, LOT much less than the cost OF imporfatio
We 40 thls ia order 10 reduce stock and to in
time and therefore all sales made hereafteT At au1
reGuced prices, must be for cash exclusively We
Our entire stock Of Rich Printed MousIins
Plsld and plain Frenoh Merlnos
striped and Plaid Valentiss and ponl;ns
All Fancy Dress Silks and Silk n ohes
Long and square Shawls and Scarf
Ladies' Cloaks in blacks and az 49,,
with al other general Staple Goods for f,r,,jv
com s 70 which We invite the specal stten
L;iD W. must agsIs remind those parties whose
oIs Ieinaln ltsd from nd tbo,s rendeTsd
December next. o" payment oy lst OF
i9zro2w COITpr Sr.n.
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cOMNuNIcATED.
WILL THE STAR please correct the name Thos
MeNerhany, which should be Thos. McNany
See paper Of the 27th-watch returns &c
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The South Careiina L.,,.,.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. Pr. -.
United states Senator, TO day. to al the v.es.e o
occasioned by the death Of Senator Tan,is ss.hS)
Ci. nS Se' Hammond 81; Pickens a;
Scott, the party charged with n ali roht..-,
was convicted to-day 'oooeryi
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Millinery, &c.

HARPER'S MAGAZINE, for December, re-
~ eeived and for sale at JOS. SHILLING
street and Pa. avenue. A new volume Commences
with tins number which contains Mr.. TLaokery's
new story, The Virginlans." Also, Mr. CHARLES
Reades new story, entitled, Jack of ali Trader
matter Of fact Romance" written expressly for
or single numbers sold separately at twenty i've
cents each. -'o
Godey's Lady Book for December, beautiful
number.
Household Words do do
Peterson's Magazine do
Arthur's Home Magazine do
Ballon's Dollar Magazine do
Burton's Cyclopeda of Wit and Humor. mart 1s
Received and for sale ut pow io'
JOS. SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore, OdeOn Building
n % cor. 41a street and Pa. ave.
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Two THE PUBLIC.
farles or persons having advertised for sale
an UNEAPLOSlVE GAS,0 wfisb IN nn
fha,ns Out me well known ETHEREAL OH, therefor
urcem A. necessary 10 caution consumers for the,r
saniety. thar the only genuine article is Know - !.
,rsesrsa non xpIokye Burning FLUID" and A.
net OF lth and streets, be beng the sole Bosses
Columbia. NV 'o''e III INC Distriot OF
oc 2l-eoSm I'd Srrr,,
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SEVENTH STREET

~ cnr.p aI S,SnEr 492
no.heea' neivet. and MORE Antique RIBANDs for
Also, MOHAlR HEADDKESSES
She'll iI Ddla;,I Ns., anc s T9oTa IRUsHEs
Win general assortment of FiSCy aoops
n IL cow 400 nISnEf,
A STEvENS's NEW FANCY STORE 40
- fonnS avenue, between oh and 10th streets ssn
m - VI opera hOodH.
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BY A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.

~ ~ OhEENs AuctlOneer.
pUBLlC SALE.-By virtue of deed ftrust ex-
y eSnted to me and recorded in Liber j. A. s.,
no 49, foos 25!, 2ss $50, go, and 26l one of the
Iand records Of Washington county. District of CO.
iumbla, shall, on SATURDAY. the 5th of Decem-
osl next az cock p m, In front Of the premises
on Tor sale at public auction TO the highest bidder
therefor the eastern half of Lot No. g. in square No
Callan as the same IS recorded in the office of the
lumbia. io' vi W
Terms cash. The property to be resold at the
FISK and expense ofthe purchaser unless the terms
o. sas are complied with within three days from the
n lS-1aw&ds A GREEN ance
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

800 y .'IOo CITNI1i HuctIUHeers
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT Arcr1oS.
v OWING to the Inclemency of the weather YES
terday, and the present pressure the money mar
ket, MAJ u. Tochman has POSTPONED the rub
lie sale OF his residence and farm, Summer Hin
Ia the County OF Alexandra, Va, until MONDAY,
the am oil January next, At 10 O'Clock m, on the
premises. In the meantime, they are offered for
private sale; and further information as to terms Of
G. Mcclure. Vi -
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
oc N-2aW Auction and Commission Merchant.