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CMAHLEs HADMAKEH.
HAIR DRESSER.

/ ATE Of Paul's celebrated Saloon, No. II Court
IL landtst., New York, would respectfully tender
his professional services TO the ctisens Of Ksokuk
and vicinity, and gives notice that hs has opened
IN establishment corner Of ID and johnson sts !,
opposits the Gait House, whore, by = punctusl At
tentioa 70 business be hopes to seonre the patron
age Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOOING, !,
Dome with Ncasness ana DlspAlC n. /.
G. X. hrs ON hand choice stock Of Psrfamsry
Lubins Extracts. &c. which he o1ers for sale 81
the lowest Now Iork Prices.
Sept. !, 'b0-dy
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I WOULDinvite the attention Of the pub
J. lie 70 my new and we'll selected stock. 80
being mado up TO my order are unsurpassed -
In quality or style. They comprise In part
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, English and
Swiss, the genuine Perry Watches, cssed with
orr gnal designs, Silver Ware Of every description,
warranted pure soin Ladies and Gentlemen .
Jcwelry Of All kinds, including before
offered In the market; Specsacies, In uold, Silver
Steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble, Perisoopic,
Concave, double convex and Colored Glasses, of
svery variety of shade and focus among these
are the resi- Scotch Pebble and Pcriscopic Glasses
mechanically adapted to suit All oyes. An axsort-
ment Morton = Premium Gold Pens; Double Plated
Ware, manufactured by Rogersk Hro., on geauips
Albata, warranted TO BE- the best Plated Way6 that
Is made-Tsa Sets, Cake and Fruit BasksEs, Cas-,
tors, Ladies', Spoons, Forks, 10.
N. B.-0oods OF every description made TO or.
der, ~ also Hair ornaments. The money refunded
In al cases where goods do not prove ssiepre
scnted
Being ! practical Watch Maker, my persona
attention will be given TO the Cleaning and Re
pairing of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c., which
shall be donein . workman-iike manner, and war
ranted.
Coffin Plates kept on hand, and Engavsd to or
der. A share Of patronage 10 respectfully solicit
ed. Sent. 4. ,k8-d6W
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ELECTMON:
Or, The Franks ~ sme m eAern Rack.
am put Girdle round about the Earth"

Or, The Franks ~ she M o0crM R0ck
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trapped, The Leyden Jar, Franklin and his Kite,
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Franklins Magic, The thunderstorm. The Than.
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The Arctic Aurora, GAlsanism. Volta, EentSuns J,
Metamorphoscs, Ials Of Tear, The Artificial
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tory, The Telegraph Foreshsdowed Electro- N sxne.
tism, The Telegraph Realised, Tho Avsnxsr 81
hieod, Ihe Electric rre~Aiarm, 1ns Eieeerotype
Cause Of Cholera, Table TsIninss, 0csan Tsls.
graph, Conclusion.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of J0hnson and Ninth Strests,
kEOkUK
q. n. vAII. Il Co.
lwtA
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ut 81 per annum.
The ew York Weekly Tribune, large eight
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SATURDAY an contains editorials on the import
ant topics Of the hmes, the news of the week, In
taresting correspondence from all parts OF the
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Markets, interesting and reliable Political, Me
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CLUBBING.

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above prices will be allowed to CLUBS ordering
four or moro copies of any enc or moro Of the
above works. Thus: foar copies Of Blaekwood OF
Of one Review, will - sent 10 one address for ~
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0EORaETOWN.
CerysspsnSsnos Of 7Hs Star.

91oRsHfowN, Dec 8 tess
We learn that our esteemed Young fellow.
townsman, Mr.. Harvey Bautry, has consented,
upon the solicitation Of a number OF friends, to
give readings from Shakespeare and other authors
Tor the benefit Of the female free school under the
charge OF the ladies at the Convent of the yisIta
ton. The time appointed for the reading is
anuaIseay evening, the 18th inst II, a. we sin
cereiy nope Will be the case our esteemed Young
Lrlend shall be encouraged by anything like q
iull house, his services will again be Given for
tne benefit OF similar charitable purpose Mr..
having been not only educated, but we might
say, reared In our midst; he is a gentleman of
many excellent qualities, and possessed of rare
ace9mPllshments, and we hope that his first
pubic enort to crafty his friends, and push for.
ward noble enterprise, will meet with that
kino OF encouragement 1t deserves
Don't forget the lecture, this evening, by our
excellent fellowcitizen, Mr.. John r Bangs
His theme for the Observation-Disclosures t,jniv
a very prolific, as well pleasing one: and we
have no doubt that all who attend will be both
pleased and instructed.
The mud-the mud Did you ever see our
streets so muddy before! is the universal inoui-
ry. Bear ii patiently is our advice They have
never yet been so bad but that thsy mig ht be
Our young friends Of the Dumbarton street NJ
Sabbath School are busy making PREPARATIONS
TO give us. some time during the Christmas hol-
loays, another OF their very interesting concerts
Arrivals-SchTs Pima Donna, iddick Phil
adelPhia coal to C. Myers & Son; John II Jones,
same port, coal TO Dickson. Gordon & Co; Dru-
ella, Mercer, Plymouth, N. G with shingles to
F. Wheatley.
Things about the coal wharves this morning
looks quite lively, large brig and several
schoohers are taking in cargoes for northern and
eastern ports; and quite number of boats are
discharging cargoes
No change has occurred In the four market
since our report Of Saturday. Sales Of some 200
20 0 wv bushels OF good red and white wheat at
Si2Oasl 30. Same inferior qualities have been
disposed Of at lower figures. No sales of old corn
making. Sales Of new In the ear at s3a3 Is per
barrel. ~ ~
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY c. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.
SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
- EURNITuRE AT AUCTIoN-On SATURDAY
oOook shall sell at No. ss STREETS betWsen SIN
acc I'm Streets large collection OF superior house
hold furniture, being the effects Of select private
pnarding house, conslstIns IN part of, viz:
Handsome Carved Mahogany Sofas,
Mahogany Parlor Table, with marble top,
Handsome Mrnis ard fable Ornaments,
superior Tapestry, Brussels CaTpeting.
Mahogany kselInipg Chair, covered with morocco.
Walnut Etesere. Mahogany Rocker,
andsoms Cottage Reception Chairs, covered with
Window shades, Dsm Curtains and Cornices,
Mahogany Hat Rack. superior Barometer,
Fine Mahogany Extension Dining Table,
Crockery Ware,
Table Cutlery, Plated Casters,
Plated Spoons, Forks, and Table Furniture gene
Oak Dining room Chairs, Drusset.
step and Chamber Carpeting,
MaEoss1y and Walnut French and Cottage Bed
steads,
WaIdrobss, superior Hair Mattresses,
large collection of fine Blankets, Comforts,
. Sheets, Coun'erpanes, DC.
Mahogany ard other Washstapds Look NJ SIas,e,
SSPsror Walnut Lounges. covered with morocco,
S ro,Tn, ga sath; Iabfiss; S9,s Bedstesds,
large and supenor Radiator,
Two very hce Cooking Stoves and fixtures,
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Requisites &c.
The attentI1 On OF persons furnishing is particular
ly called to this sale, as the srtloes are Of good
quality and In excellent condition.
Terms $50 anc under cash; over that sum credit
ing interest.
no77-d c.w. BoTELER, Auct.
II The ABOVE SALE Is UNAVoIDa-
bly, Postponed until WEDNESDAY next, the 9Th
deal G. w. BOTELER, Auct'r
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ALEX ANDRIA.
Correspondence of TIE Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 6, 1858.
The saloon Of Liberty Hall was crowded on
Saturday night, on the occasion of a stump dis.
cussion between Hon. VIM. Smith and Henry
Shackelford, candidates to represent the Seventh
Congressional district of Virginia In the next
Congress Of the United States
MI Shac kelford opened the discussion, and
offered to divide time with Gov Smith. Gov
3. responded, that until the 4th of March neYt he
was the representative of the district: that before
his term closed he was attacked, and he was
there only to Tepel whatever charges might IN,
brought against him; consequently, he was will
ing 10 let MIR. Shackelford speak as long As he
pleased him, and would follow, If time permit
tea, on the same evening; il not, on Monday
MI Shackelford then opened crtticisiny the
course OF the Governor since his return from al
ifornia in 1853, remarkiug upon what he charged
were his Know Nothing afiuities in 1S55, and
quoung positions assumed by him at the last
session Oh congress as antagonistlc to those he
LOOK In 300. The Governors course on the De-
post question, on the application Of &" rotation,
to the Alexandria Custom House, and his refusal
to unite with the Democratic caucus Of the House
OF Representatives, were all commented upon i'm
an able address which occupied a couple OF
hours. Va
Governor Smith responded, and went into de-
tail upon his position in 1853 and 1855 He said
that Mr.. ShackeIford wa< barred from obiectino
TO his (Smith's) course by the fact that in 1859,
1855 and 1857, Mr.. Shackelford had voted for
him, and thus backed him up in his position
Inc Governor defended his position as to the
Democratic caucus and the De post question, and
explained that be only advised " rotation' In the
Alexandria Custom House because he believed IT
was demanded by a majority of the Democrats
OF the city. The reply occupied some two urs
and was, as Mr.. Shackelford's speech had pre-
yiously been, warmly applauded.
The County Court of this county opened its
faIl term this morning. Among the cases that
come up for examination will be the trial Of John
Murphy for the murder of his wife
The whole number of marriage licenses granted
In this county during the month of November
was eight.
The new hall Of the Young Catholics Friend
days.
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The Echo Slave Ease.

CoLUNBIA, 3 C, Dec day the prisoner.
In the Echo ca>e, sixteen in number were brought
before the Federal court on a habeas corpus, on
motion by their COUNSEL that they be dischsrped
from custody. The district attorney mad. coun.
ter motion that they be remanded TO Jail to await
future action OF the grand Jury
Arguments against the constitutionality Of the
law Of ls2J were made up Messrs. spratt and
Gregg. District Attorney Conner replied 20 an
argument Of conced' force, soundness, and elo-
9nense Afurther hearing was postponed until
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6-Fiour generally has
slightly declined; State 81 2Oai 40, Ohio IS asa
s. 81; Southern s. Ua~5 10.
Wheat is very dull.
Corn is firm; mixed 76a77; white 7ea7s.
Pork is firm; mess Si7 S0al7 IS
Lard is dull at IIbaI1M.
Whisky is o m al Csc
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Later from Havana.

New YoRK, Dec 6-Tbe steamer Cahawbs
with Havana Sdv'c-s OF the 3Oh, has arrived
here Her general news Il unimportant. Sugars
w-re unchanged The stock on hand Is estima-
ted at 90 600 boxes which will be carried OF iu
abont one week. Exchanges on London. lI3k,
on New York, IO3k Freights are inactive and
vessels awaiting the new crop
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The south Carolina L.si.l.,.,.

COLUMBUS, ). C, Dec. i.-Mr w Porter, Of
Charleston, was to-day elected president Of the
senate In place OF Mr.. Chestnut resigned. Reso-
buttons were yesterday introd uced into the House
instructing the representatives Of South Carolins
In Congress 10 use all efforts 10 secure the repeal
OF ell measures Of the general government re-
strictive OF the slave trade, the same being In a.
roeafion Of the rights OF the South. They were
ordered for consideration today
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Della ware and Hudson Dividend.

NEW YORK, Dec i.-The board Of directors OF
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have
this day declared a semi-annual dividend Of 81
per cent. This is the same reduced amount as
was declared in June last, and il material fall
ing of from the former dividends OF 10 and y
per cent per annum.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

e THs STAR PuBLfsHBs RE LISTS OF
LETTERS REMAINING IN RE WASHINGTON CrrY
Posr OFFICE UNDER TEE PROVISIONS OF rHE
LAW DIRECTING rREx TO BE PRINTED IN TEE
NE"sPAPER HAVIsS rHE LARGEST cIRcULA-
WON WITHIN TIE DELIVERY OF THE OFFICE
ITS TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE TEAM
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN -AE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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Fatal Accident.

DATIoS, Ohio. Dec. A man named r. Fen
mel was killed last evening by the bursting OF q
drying cylinder in Willard a Wheaton's paper
mill. His head was blown OF and his body hor-
ribly mutilated. He leaves wife and one child
The mill was considerably damaged
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Dec 6.-Flour Is dull and I'M
changed; Howard street and Ohio SIS .l2H; City
Mills held at 81 IS
Wheat advanced Base. Corn unchanged; white
5sa62, yellow 6ia66c
Provisions steady-bacon, shoulders 7Sa7s.
sides 4a9k; hams 1OaI3c Lard lOEal1c.
Whisky Is quiet at IS a26c.
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MAR RIED.

on IhursdsJ ev ming, November q, by the Rev.
pr; MorsoSd; OF GeoIsetevn. at the residence OF
HOPE LAWTQN, Of Virginia. 10 Miss Nell
LII; A. LAUB, Of Washington.
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Financial

NEW YORK, Dec 8 Stocks are lower Chicago
and Rock island g. Illinois Genital shares - -,
do. bonds 9la; Michigan Southern PIX, New
York Central o3Ai Reading son.
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DIED..

On the 9Th instant, at 81 O'Clock A. m AIhRR
lCUS ZAPPONE. sged years ana months, Hs
was the eldest son of A. Zappons, Professor of
l.snguakes, Tor many years resident Of this clty
The funeral viii leave his fathers residence. No
Is pennsyivsnia avenue, First Ward, To Morrow
Afternoon At u O'Clock.
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The Virginia DemecratIc Csnrentian.

fETERsBUEs, Dec. 4.-The convention reas-
.mSIed al III O'Clock, a m when n was report
Gu suat M Leteher's vote was IS $50 or Il $40
mcyoIity over all the others. His nomination vas
M oeG,area unanimous. Mr.. Gordon, Of AIber-
mare, Use, ana other bitter opponents, pledged
er's election. W. He~
John Randolph Tucker was nominated for at
torney general by reclamation. ard after som.
discussion, Mr. Montague, Of Essex county, was
nominated for Lieutenant Governor Tn, con
vention then adj ourned
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph for the Rvsnips st.,


,or.,",s ,Ss, Dec 5-Scnator Douglas. ,e
con fsnIea ny his lsdy has arrived in fSi. eity.
out any special evidence OF en,h,,.,s. .t.
he pays visi, ny Invitation, to the 81 ch.yie.
theatre this evening, and to-morrour viii 80. !.
wish TO pay him a visit
Preparations are on foot for dinner 10 thu dI,.
ttnguished gpest-the chief movers in whirh A..
the hre-eating friends Of Pierre soule-S gcoS
number Of Wings and some Americans
The Democrats, or adherents Of the adrnini,,r,
non propose TO hold quite aloof from the affair
or any other movement In connection with the
SI,ittle Giant
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By A. GREEN. Aucfionee

By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHINA. GLASS,
- AND GROCERY WARE AT AUCTION Or
TUESDAY MORNING, I'd Of December, sha 1
sell In front of my auction rooms, on the correr OF
TIN ana Streets at 10 O'Clock, the largest and most
compete assortment of Crookery Ware ever Of
fered for public sale in this city. name IN part
Is sets of White Chins and Blus SpriE ca Sets,
10 hne China Punch Bowls,
10 do. do. Card Baskets,
Sr dezsn Pressed Glass Tumbers, al patterns,
y do. Cut Decai tiers,
p do. Pressed CeleTies and Spoon holders,
- DO. Pressed Egg Cups and Jelly Glasses
~ do. do. Wine and ChaInpAene Glasses,
100 do. Stone China Plates, ali sizes,
II Go. Soup TuTeens, do.
10 DO. Pickle Leaves. do.
Is do. Stone CHM Dishes. do.
$50 sets stone China Cups and Sa ucers,
l25 do. stone China Chamber Ware,
Soap Dishes, Brush Boxes.
pitchers. ofvarIOus d. scr ptIoas,
With large lot of other articles in the Crockery
line, which deem unnecessary 10 eKumerate.
Iei ms OF sale: A IL sums under S25, Dash over
., credit OF thlrty sixty aud ninety days, for
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
no50 A GREEN Auc+
u THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
IN consequence of the rain, until TUESDAY, the
7th INST same hour and pace.
ds5d A. GREEN, Auct'r
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuNrruREIr
H AUcTIoN.-On FkIDAY, the 10th instant al
10 O'Clock m shall sell al the residences of gen-
tIemau dec ming Housekeeping, No. Is north A St
imme1 ately In front OF the Capt Grounds A GOOD
part ~ "
Mahogany Sofas, Spring seat Chairs
Do. Castor and Arm caryed do
DO. Marb.e top Centre and Piar Tables,
DO. French Roll board Bedstead,
Do. Card and Dining Tables
Gilt frame Pier Glass Stand,
Bedsteads, Cane and Wo seat Chairs,
Marble top W Rshstands, a ilet Se,s,
r Inc Gather Beds, Bolster aud p FLOWS,
Hair: Cotton, aud Shuck Mattresses,
Comforts. Quilts, Blankets, and Counterpanes,
sheets, Pillow Cases and Toweling,
Carpets, OIlcloth and Mating,
Cooking Chamber, and OF her Stoves,
China. Glass and Crockery Ware,
Atso large iot Of Kitchen RI quisItes. . .-
Terms: All sums under So, cash over ssh, q
credit OF 50 and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed with interest.
de Sd AGREEN Auot
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By Q. J. MCCORMICK. Auotaonesr.

By Q. J. MCCORMICK. Auotaoneer.
At AUCTiON;[A SNAIL FARM FOR
% "a AL ;1L.on THE WasJTEs sY.gfss OF Iax CRY
We .lil offer q, public auction yery desirable Farm,
wood and the remainder has been unoer cultivation
Az market gsrden for which it is yers desirable.
as can be found so nesr tn city On the farm tneTe
Is two. story Brick Dwelling and a frame stable.
The who nc aas 70 81 s
snn VIII 10, ne onsth cash, and credit of and
JAMES P. SMITH, d.
X. G. SMITH, =.
dsr-d5. E1s SSsG . e d HsEh Smith.
By A. GREEN. Anctioneer. =
THREE VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
1s he osS .,sU ~.
able and dssrsb Building Lots, Enounsps se desia
nsted as Lots No.C, ID. ana E, Of the subdivision
ing Opt pf is feet sSC on Ohio avenue saSa n AND
running back about 90 feet to feet alley, between
The above SAFE offers fine opportunity to per-
snrovb 90 invest IN handsome and rapidly
The terms Of sale ars, one fourth cash: tn. BAL
ance In six, twelve and eighteen months, for notes
p5 dsa1S .. oDrrw
MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ ot
" men lsGlss issued from the Clerks Office Of the
county Of Washington, and to me directed, shaiI
Court house door of said county, on FRIDAY,
ne 2tth day Of December. 1853, at u O'Clock m,
the following described Property, to wit: All
Defendants right, title claim and interest in and to
Lot NO: nine; g. in Square No; ore hundred and
together with all aud singular the improvements
thereon, seized aud LEVIED upon the property OF
Francis A. Dickens, and will be sold to satisfy jim
dloisi No. SO. TO May, 1885, in favor of W. b Shep
psrd. J. d. HOOVER
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
no S0-dts
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
~ TURE AT AUCrIoN.-On It u T. SDA Y
MORNING. the 18th instant shall sell, at the res
ldenos o. gentleman declining houseE eeping, on
Mary land avenue. bstw. 9Th ard 18th streets com
mencng at 10 O'Clock, general assortme Mt of uT-
nltare,
Mahogany Sofis. Spring seat Chairs, Rockers
- Do. Centre Tables and Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Chars. Weshst ands, Toilet Sets,
Carpets. Mating. Oioloth,
Cotton and SaUck Mattresses,
Dining and other Tables,
Cooking, Chamber, and other Stoves,
Coma, Glass. and CTockery Ware,
with general assortment of Kitchen ReouisItes
and other articles, which we deem unnecessaTy
to enumsra:e.
Terms cash.
oez A. 6REEN. Auct.
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AUCTION sALH.
TO-DAY 8 no MORROW MORNING

TO-DAY 4 TOMORROW MORNLN0.
BY WALL BARNARD. Auctioneer,.
0 k3RTH 81 r PRS SS0P sv AZ
NNSy evin commenre selling large and vel.
sold 3 Isseiy. I10s a:o ron No SIS
Ths s.is ,u;, SsSehue, opposite Browns' Hotel.
NJ oh ana Evening until the whole stock u dis posed
patterns, new and fsshieraSI. .prs GS s 81 al
BASIN Merino, Moussearnes. Psids, Alpaoeas. a q.
crest stock of hsndsoms' Wool, Stella, and other
Cloths. Cassimeres, vestlnss,
With Black and Brown COttohs, Flannel., Embroi.
All of winch will be sold without reserve. in Lot,
or IeSgs th. 70 suit sJ purchasers; ~ ,,p
The lsdIes are invited to attend.
No damaged goods viii be sold. Every article
del WALL BARNARD. Aucts.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers.
RGiLDlNG LOTIN THE FIRST wARDAT
toclock, front OF the premises we .haI sell Lot
TO II, IN squaIe No u, fronting .sh feet on 18th
and r streets north.
Title perfect.
Terms: One fourth ca.h; residue in q and Il
trust. ""U '"0uieu O' aee' o'
de1-t. WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
By J.. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auotioneer..
pOSiTINE AND UNRESERVED SAIEOF
-, zSMhLL SQuAREs GROUND IN TYR SEcnSp
MAHD-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON DE
cemoer 20, at o'clock. at the auction rooms, we
shall sell, without reserve "
Square No; 81. froAtns respectively on vermoRt
avenue, 18th street west. and north street and
containing 30.760 square feet.
S9utre moth OF Square No. $50, fronting Respective
~ on Vermont avenue, 18th street west and
Lorth street, and containing II, 42o square feet
Ihese small sc ubres eli ed IN the north
ern part OF the S:cond Ward toward hioh improve
men are rapidly approaching, 81 they must. in a
SNORT tlme become very valuable. Title unques-
ttcnabie. Sale without reserve
Terms: One-third cash the residue IN 6 and II
months with interest, secured by deed in trust
on the premises
no sd J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct,.
NIHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
untll MONDAY, Dec. 9Th, same hour and place
de5 j. c. mciUIRE q CO., Auctrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-06

RIvER.-The steamer Columbia had not ar
rived at Riiey's wharf on her usual trip up to 0
O'Clock this morning. 1t is supposed that she
must have been detained in the bay by the fog
which prevailed last night
large lot of furniture addressed to John Nit
chell has been lying in Riley's warerooms un-
called for for several days
Al Magruder Stones wharf arrived schr Ann
ID Mott Bedel! line, Capt. Newton, with con-
slgnments to Washington and Georgetown mer-
chants. Also arrived schr Mary p Stevens, with
100 tons OF coal for Magruder & Stone; and schr.
1anthe with 100 tons to same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-06

GOLDFISH, MACKEREL, SALMON, ALE
" WIVES 10
$500 'ks Grand Bank CODFlsH.
IS barrels No ard 5MACKEREI,.
IS qulrte: barrels and kits do. .SACkEREb'
80 prime SALMON,
Ito bar els ALEWIVES,
s. barrels NevfoUud aud HERRING.
s. boxes SCALED HERRING.
Just received and for sale by
de 81 sAM'I. BACON & CO.