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Notice Is hereby given, that eH claims which may annea
upon proper eSamne0nto ho due from tho books of Baylor
Co and ait claims which may be established PROCESS a
law, will be promptly paid, with interest ia full.
This oueaspR il taken 70 Inform the friends Of DIRECT
TRADE and ths correspondents OF Baylor Co thFhu
e Cotton Districts that during the eompg business season.
advances viii be made usual IN New Orleans Cotton fo
aaa shipment EHrope accompanied in s by guBtE
tees fpE the balances due each shipment
Orders tor Gotten Bagging VIII b ea by direct Importation
tom Calcutta tntn tha port Of New Orleans.
So oon IS ne Cotton already sold TO Identified duplicate
seent sales Wil every instance ne made IN LONDON
3 f49e Accountant and sent those Interested. 70
4esy FNEA&S who have shipped viii send forward the
A a h9a Cotton and such other Information as
viii tatlltals The matter.
az esfst private we'll business, relating 80 The
@ S H39oE Tor and direct trade y will b. addressed tc
" y. IA fl'0lt, "A AOMBAFn STREET. L0NDON.M
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+ No. 42I4.

Reoipei That the Street Commissioner he hereby
instructed to purchase twenty-five thousand feet of plank
repair the plank road Josephine Fourth District
Signed j. O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
[Signedl CHAS. H. WALDO
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved November a6 1858.
{Signed GERARD sTITH, Mayor, ny
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EPAvE DU DEuxIE3IE DIsRTRICT--n a
~ conduit depot des EpHves IN Deuxeme District
Debigny entire les Ste-Anne ct Dumaine,
6page-
YChe rouge acheae de blanc lie veutre lie boHt de
Porta roie coupGe marquee deuX os fome de e
Foree gauChe ropt Tendu eudessou5, ayant de
flies Cnrues, autres marques visible
81 Ia ds Yache NEST pgs eeee dams dix oufs ct Les frat
pRyes, ella vendUe Ienchere pubqne, dit depot
MERCRE@T, decembrs, 1858 d midi.
Z. o. FLETCHER. COmmissaire des
E6uVelle. Orleans Dpyenbre. u2E 7
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mo. 42II.l

Rtsore That Comptroller be and he ishereby authorized
ocis journal contract for rebuilding the chimney
with tbe Dianng Machine IF tie Fourth Section Second
seet Fonh District sgeeably specifications file the
Said adjudication to be subject the appro
| val or rejection Of the Common Council.
f (Signed) j. 0. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Signed GHAS. II WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aide men.
Approved November 25, 1858,
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s0AAS9 Oh 0ASSuAEAEAUns
Notce hereby that ths Termination af the ognsr
1efshp now existing, according written articles or sre
1aahi between the numbers Of the 6m BAYLOR o I'd
s WI oe dissolved aud the unhnished business placed n
Manchester. March, IsS9. - "a I'm;
Ialka4 0EMGNp, EIASpFGTI- -g5S--lIa7 EIiS-
-, s4t ssleey ALFkED EEAkRY,
W Y Magasina stEset,
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s0TRLs AND REsTAURANTs.

@ ~ J. p. mOREIRA, WHOLESALE AND
i& SA o 1Retal Dealer in -
S&.NA!6g BARATAEIA AND MOBILE OYSTERS,
WY No. 10 Front and Is and % Fulton street. be-
tween Common aud Grayer Streets New Orleans ~ 3m
7 Nj. BRAUN'S COFFEE AND BEER HOUSE, No.
os I34 Poydras street.
kThe best Of Liquors and ST. Louis Beer always on band
lodgings furnished at all hours. o5 3m
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

pODTS AND SFTDES--JUST RECEIVED On CON
- stgumeut pc. ships james Eesmith David Kmbal and
Martha j. Kimball-
300 cases BOOTS and SHOES
j. b. VALENTINE Il Co.
seq 81 Common street.
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so1i That the COMPTROLLER be and he is hereby authori.
zad to sell 10 the lowest binder for laying walks
ayee street to the wharves from the head OF Bienve Cont
and ST. Louis streets plan and specifications file in
the Surveyors nlhee
(SignedJ CHAS. II. WALDO
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
(Siguedl j, o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved November 26, 1855
lsgnedl GERARp sTTTH. MAYOR. n27
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( No. 4Is2.

Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, December l.
will adiudicate, at my office at O'clock H. the above
contracts,
mai 7. THEARD, Comptroller.
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MILLINERY
an mILLINHRY AND FURNISHING GOODS.

~ MISS EUD0XIE GUILLOPE.
The Ladies' respectfully informed that has lately re-
ceiyed from Paris fun and complete assortment OF Ee
Goods Velvet Straw and Fancy Bonneg Ribbons Artificial
Flowers and Emrodees LRcss ndes and Chidrens Fur.
nshng Goods Caps Head Dresses and T0ees dc Soiree
Orders for all goods In her line attended Gooda renovated
in the shortest time and on moderate terms
100 bourbon street.
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m. ICDONNELI9'S REST AUEAhF No,
sg8a5 III Common street, between Barunn5 and CO"
.EstasRs M r0udelet atrcats, New Orleans
This establishment will remain open during
the summer whore everything the mSke affords 10 9Gnd
prices The we'll ventilated make Il more
desirable than any other similar place in theycy during
weather.
Furnished fortrhugent Borders.
Families Commission Merchants supplied with WiHeRRfd
Liquors every description al wholesale prices
MCDONNELL d ilcGRAW,
myi4 II Propr4anrpi
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Rich Heed Dresses Bridal wreahs Kid Gloves Parasos
Corsets and Embroderles
-Commission Merchants and Planters will find It their
advantage give ca before purchasing elsewhere AL
orders from City or Country promptly attended to.
q. W. ROPER
No en- corner Poydras and Carondelet Streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-29
BY c. W. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.

By c. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.
SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
- FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN-On SATURDAY
MORNtNG, December 4th; commencing at 10
aud az streets large osction of perior house
hold furniture, being the tects of select private
boarding house, consisting in part of, viz:
Hanfsome Carved Mahogany Sofas,
Carved Mahogany Spring seat Chairs,
Handsome Mantel and Table Ornaments,
Superior Tapestry, Brussels Carpeting.
Mahogany kss T Cha,t covered with morocco.
Walnut Etesere. Mahogany Rocker,
handsome Cottage Reception Chairs, covered with
damask,
Window shades, Dsmask Curtains and Cornices
Mahogany Hat Rack. superior Barometer,
Fine Mahogany Extension Dining Table,
large and fine assortment of China. Glass, and
Plated Spoons, Forks. and Table Furniture gene
rally,
Oak Dining room Chairs, DruEgst.
Step and Chamber Carpeting,
Makogany and Walnut French and Cottage Bed
ste6ds,
WardrObes, superior Hair Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows,
4 large collection of fine. Blankets, Comforts,
Sheets, Counterpanes, &c.
Mahogany Dressing bureaus, with marble top,
Mahogany and other Washstands, Looking glasses,
superior Walnut Lounges, covered with morocco,
Toilet Sets. excellent X efris orator,
A large and superior Radiator,
Two very tue Cooking Stoves and fixtures.
Rarlor Cook and other Stoves for wood and coal,
The attentl On OF persons furnishing particular
~ called 10 this sale, &c the articles of good
quality and In excellent condition.
Terms $50 and under cash; over that sum credit
ing interest.
no I'D C. w BOTELER, Auct.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence Of The Star. s
AIRxAnnnIa VI NJ

Correspondence Of IAs Star. .ss7
----- " ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. %, 1853.
On Saturday night, the burning Of a frame
building or shanty on MAYORS Hill called out our
hremen, who readily responded, and carried their
engines through the rain and mud, nearly mile,
to the scene Of the confagration, too late how
ever, to render effective service The huila,no
burned belonged to Mrs. Grady, whose loss viii
not exceed couple Of hundred dollars.
The train upon the Orange and Alexandria rail.
until i O'Clock last evening, and IL was feared
taat a serious accident had taken place; but upon
the arrival OF the train, II was found the DELAY
nad been caused by the breaking Of the axle of a
locomotive upon the Central Virginia road Nc q
one was injured A'"
Yesterday was very Indictment, as, conse-
quently, the congregations of most Of the
quite thin.
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DIED.,

Suddenly, the evening Of me S8th instant at q
o'clock, Captain BENJAMIN r. BROOKEU s.
Ills funeral will take place from the residence of
ms brJther-In law. Mr.. VIM Z. Darrell, No 49S Il,
street on w eGnesday morning, the st prox mo, at
II eloek; His friends and those of the fami are
respectfully invited to attend
ifhiiadelphla. New York and Boston pa pers please
oopy.l
>. on the 9sth instant, WIN. BURDINE, Sen, aged
Eis son. at the Navy Yard Bridge, ON tom ROW
iues ley afternoon, at O'Clock. The friends and
a. OF the family are respectfully invited
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

u TIE STAB publishes TEE LISTS OF
LETTERS REMAINING IN TEE WAsHINeroS CITY
Posr OFFICE UNDER TIE PROVISIONS OF THE
LAW DIREcrNe THEN TO BE PRINTED IN THE
NEWSPAPER HAVING TIE LARGEST cIRcULA-
rIoS WITHIN TIE DELIVERY OF TIE OFFICE.
ITS TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DoUELx THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IL THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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By BARNARD BUCKLEY. Geor.etoun.

BY BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, GEORGETOWN.
IN FRIDAY, THE THIRD OF DECEM-
~ Der, at 4 O'Clock p. M, we will SELL in front of
the PREMISES tho convene 1t and substantial two
story Brck House and extensive back buildings
thrtet IN Beatty and Haw knss addition, Gorge
town.
The house contains VI good rooms. furnished with
gas aud attached thereto 10 good bah oven smoke
en- door.
Terms: One-f ,urth cash; the balace in IL, 10 and
months, for notes salts factorily endorsed bearing
interest and secured by deed of trust on the prem
lses; the interest on the deferred payments TO be
paid quarterly.
noN BARNARD BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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NEW OK, Nov 20 Stocks are lower, Chi
cago and Rock Island 6I,.; Illinois Central share.
7oS do bonds 9O&; La Crosse and Milwaukee
81. Michigan Southern 22S; New York Central
2OA; Mo. 6's sch.
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tne very liberal support he has met with, and hopes
tinuance Of ther patronage, "
X. q. w. wishes to inform the nublic that he has
made great improvements at mis- GALLERY. which Is
weu warmed ana made all snug for the Winter
season On hanf, good assortment of Cases Of the
latest designs. for Christmas presents:
X. G. WOODLEY,
no ~ Sl2 K street, near Wizards.
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New York Markets.

Nkw YORK, Nov. 81 -Flour is heavy; State
81 2Oas4.40; Ohio SIS 30as5JO
w neat Is heavery-decliHed 1a2c; Western
mixed 75a75kc.
Pork is dull mess sI7 35asI7 30, prime sl3 50
asl3 IS. Lard is steady at 10 |, aIOhc
Whisky is dull and nominal al 2ixc
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MI AaKSHAL'S "A. Fin virtue of writs of
Circuit Court of the District of Coumbia for the
county oil Washington and to me directed, / viii
Expose 20 sale for CASH, front of the Court
h91se door OF said county, on TT ESDAY, the S0th
o. NoyemDer, 1853, at " O'Clock M, the following
uesc'lDed property. to wit All defendants Ti9hf
u'ie, cal1l and interest in and to Lots Nos l. 2 s.
anu - IN Square No 49, In the city of Washington
ments thereon, seized and levied upon "a the prom
cry OF Gharles H. Van Patten, and will be sold 10
satlsly JudclaLs Nos. Go and 81, to October term
80, IN favor Of w. G.. w. and Jane L. w hite. and
lanes =; MoGulre. admir- of John ID. Brown va.
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In v,r,r. oT :, -.
r netI lacas issued from the Clerks Off a. Of
ClIcult Conrt OF the District of Columbia for ~
oouhJ oI washington and to me directed 4 viii
s1pose 70 pubic sale, for in front OF the Conf
rouse dooI OF said county, on TUESDAY, the s1t h
OF november, 1853, at u O'Clock m, the foovins
eescrlbed property, to vii: All defendant's ri. hi
tis, claI; and interest IN and TO Lots Nos and NJ
square No. ~. and the east 90 feet of Lot No 2 m
square 20. l4l, beginning at the southwest corner
VI sad os' ana running thence east 80 feet thence
ana thence south 40 feet 70 the point of beginning
tG win All and slngu ar the improvement
s IN ievled upon as the property Of Charles r. Van
raiten, ana VIII be sold to satisfy Judicals Nos "a
ana NOS and "a. 10 January term, 1883 Pairo a
Mo9Ise, John r. Kendall, John w. Thompson, Il
~, w m ID; Ward. Michael Kelly, Jones White a
McCnrdy: Ballard, ChaibOurn and al and John Trs
ger use OF Charles l.. Peasants All ngsInst Cb.,ia.
III. Van Psttsn. w SEI'DEN M.r Snaiies
no SITS for the Distriot or Cn1mh
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By J. c. MCGUIRE CO, Auctiopee-,.
EYCEIIEND /" CuInK EnrnS y

By J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO. Auctionee-s.
EACELLENT CHICKERING ROSE
~ WOOD PIANO FORTE. FURNIruRE AND HoHsE
h a. I'D EEtIP rT AT B UBL SALE.-OL TUESDAY
MOhNl ". November 81 At 10 O'clock at No Sa5
street. between 9Th and 10th streets we At shsIi
sell, the Furniture and fleets of a GENTLEMAN de
cIlnlng housekeeping, viz: "
Rosewood Case Piano Forte, by ChckerInr
<mSShog1ny HAIR Spring Sofas, Rocker ana Paror
MaIb e-top Tables, Whatnot,
Gas Chan deliers and Fixtures
GIrandOles and Vases
Damask Curtains, Corn ce and Shades
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Olcloth, Mating, and Rugs,
Cane and w God seat Chairs, Lounge,
Be0steads, Dressing and plain Bureaus
Wardrobes. w ashstands, Toilet Sets.
Har and Husk Mattresses,
Boosters and Pillows.
Blankets. Iomforts, Spreads,
Patebt Rocking Cradle, Iron Bedsteads
Dlnlng Tai les, China, Glass and CTockery
COOKING and Radiator Stoves.
Requisites, Aen
Terms: $50 and under, cssh over that .mount :,
credt OF 90 and 80 days for notes bearing Interest
ana satisfactorily endorsed.
no q cod J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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A QuEsTION.-why do the public from al

h ~ HS loIN -
"A parts Of the
citygO to WOOD
LEY,S GALE
RY for Portraits !
Because they can
there obtain q per-
feet likeness for IS
cents and upwaI DIS,
and no charge un-
less the sitter Is
perfectly statistic ed.
X @. w cooley
wishes to return
thanks to his nu-
merOus patrons for
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EURs! FURS"-I am receiving, and selliu, q
LADIES' FANCY FURS, SRAaI

Oi al kinds.
Ladies are most resp otfulIy
invited 10 al and examine them
before purchasing elsewhere
Il. ii. STINEM ETZ,
2 s Pa. ay., near cor. 18th St, be-
tween kirkvOOd's and WillaId's
Lotels,
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By WALL & BARNARD Anctiones-.

BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers,
- tram from Angelica Simpson and to me directed
Against The goods and chattes rights and credits OF
MARCUS HOOK. Tor rent due and in arrears, have
seiZed and 'aken the following goods and cbatt, Ia
ana wal sell the same at public auction on THURS
IA "a December. at 10 O'Clock, In house No. $40
on street, between 10th and II tn streets To wit.
i Mahogany Sofa, Marble top Centre Table, 2
carpets, w lndOw Shades, Gilt frame Mirror
OIlclOth, Carpet, COTTAGE Set a pieces Ms
nosany hairs, Stove and Fireboard, I Hair Mat
Washstand and Set. small X ecker, small Bureau.
Lot star Carpet, Wardrobe, ? large Eedsteads /
SSingie Bedstead, Washstsnd, Clock, Towel
Rack Marb top Beaufst. ] small Rocker | Cane
seat Arm Chair, rench Cane seat Chairs, l Coal
Stove and + Ireboard. ~
Terms o-sh.
E. A. narrower, Baili6.
noH WALL RaRNARn anots
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Trustees Georgetown Building sssocistIon.
Oo . eO&ds WALL a. BARNARD ID Annfs.

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY, AuctIopeer,
ptBL1C SALE.-GKEAT SALE OF HoRsys
u MULES. WAGONS, CARTS, GEARING TooI a
EURNIIURE. &c.-On MONDAY MORNING, the
9th OF December, at u O'Clock, we shall sell near
Drovers Rest, on the line of the Aauefuct one
mile from GeOrgetOyn, the entire Working Stock
Tools, &C.: Of Messrs. Carman, DobbIn Co., con,
tractors. We name
IL hne young and sound Horses,
I excellent X Iding and Buggy Horses,
l Jenny Lind w agon,
falling top Buggy, Philadelphia make, nearly new,
sets single Harness,
excellent and young work Mules.
complete.
Farm Wagons, light and strong,
Heavy Stone Wagons,
100 WheelbaIIows, nearly new, Hay Gutter,
large lot OF Shovels, Picks, Drills, Hammers, and
Quarry Tools,
1000 feet Pine Plank, and Jolst,
! Derrick. rugged complete,
Lot OF trst rate Drag and Lead Chains. Blacksmith
Tools,
Force and Lift Pumps, with 300 feet Hose,
Saddles and Brides,
ShantIes, with all the Furniture therein, Cook
stove. Household and Kitchen Furniture
With other articles too numerous to menticn ali
OF which will he sold without reserve.
The Horses, Mules, Carts and Wagons are nv fay
superior to those used by any Contractors on the
work. They are IN good condition, and worthy the
attention OF persons wishing to purchase.
Terms: A II sums of aud under 8 50 cash; over that
sum credit of GO and 80 days, for ties bearing in
terest and satisfactorily endorsed.
noA-dts BARNARD IL BUCKLEY Aucts
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U. :. CAsEs.-John Shaub, John S;ahl and
Hugh Ragan, were arrested on Saturday by On
GERS Williamson and Suit on a charge Of stealing
geese from VIM. II. Donaldson. Three of the
geese being found killed on Shaubb's premises
and the evidence tending to show that he killed
them. Justice Dom committed him for Court
and dismissed Stahl and Raglan.
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Later from NIe,ir.

INV ORLEANS, Nov. 27-The pic.vr,. .1,o
day contains some additional InteIiIs.nn. -, ~
NE Ms1ico' received yesterday per steamer Tennes
Inc Liberals, previous 10 their sb.ndo,r,.r,
OF Castle Perote, spiked all their gnns IA - ~
stroyed their ammunition ~
The whole army had suffered the most ertrem.
W out, al last accounts, had safely reac he'd
All communication between vera Cruz and Ia.
Capital had been cut OF INV 'A'
Inc Mexican journals publish decree. signed
W yudIea IN which he declares that all the con :
tracts entered into by Zuolay. re ,nnnli.S "a
Pfosloing Tor revision OF those entered into by
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COOP WORK notice, this morning, that
number OF hands were employed In removing
the mud and dirt from Pa. avenue. 1t is a gen.
erous and wise precaution OF the Commissioner
Of Public Buildings, we presume, to make that
great thoroughfare comfortable and clean a,
possible, and for which he will receive the com
mendation of the public generally
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THE LATEST NEWS,
BY Telegraph for the Rvenin, s,.,
per'.nt from south Am,r,c,.

portsn, i,,sI,i nov 2e.-Tbe ninoi, br,ng, I'm
A ns. aa..g enee from South Ame,tc,
eOh r,t bad been made BY The Gillian
Company to carry heir mail, foS ssnNevi Navigation
Inc Ecuadorian minister bad d.m.na.s ger,
necelved MS passports, and retired from Ss ana
oen. Gas INA bad been declared p fesid.st "a
congress had passed a law authori,Ins' - eno
Ialse is,On men and supply them with arms -
o.gahlze the National Guards, and 20 deci,,s
war against Ecuador Gen Echenique !. thoasb,
20 oe INC author OF the recent disturbances, his
object being TO direct alteration 10 ths ~ 80
"n.ie De, assisted by Bolivia, invaded the south
lns hcnadorian Government had received 4
1h -aoIe quantity Of American rifles ard was
O'nsrwlse rapidly prepsring for war.
The latest news from C,llss IA 20 ,he 49,, al 4,
S sah Roman had come down from lin. 10
IIespaee the Peruvian feet TO bloc 10 the Eru,-
cIs,.d ports and that war had been enniteiy de-
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Doors AND SHoEs-Thomas B. G rifan & Sons,
No. 81 Pa avenue, are lowering their large stool
OF boots and shoes. They sell really excellent
articles at very small advance upon the original
cost; and, per consequence, are doing large fall
business. Call and see them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-29
BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctione.,,
HHRADE SALE DE ROO &C SunES - !.

i TERs AND BRoeAxs."O1 TtEsb0hY MAJ IA
NlN6, Sfh November, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell
q. 9of suction rooms, corner Pennsylvania avenue
s9d sth street. large and complete assortment OF
Mems, w omen,s, Boys' and Girls Boots Shoes.
and Caters. We name e'
mems heavy Pegsed and Tsoked BootF
10. lght and thick Calf Boots
10 Geavy vaIed Boots and Brogans,
DO. Congress Boots, q alters and OK ford Ties
LADIES and Misses Caters Roots snd Rn.S,n,.
. polished and enaneIIed o"u pusAs'
D3 ~ a5d ouths, Brogans, thick and split,
COMPRISING alarge and varied stock
sale positive.
Terms So and under cash: over tbs, srm ,r.S
bearing interest, my enuoised,
Also, will be added
A lot Of India ubber Goods
no ~ WALL, az RkRNARn An.,.
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. AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY g TO-M0RRoW MoRNING
By A. GREEN. Auot,one,r.

HANDSOME Two-sTORY BRICK HOUSE
- AND LOT on NORTH g.. BErwEEy GRE AND ;TT
II, At AUcrIoN.-On MONDAY, the ssfh iuxt
anal seu IN 'front.' of premises. az O'Clock D.
~. part OF Lot No 8, Al Square No. <<9 with the
improvements, having front on north l. street of
81 ,ee. ana running back ia feet 10 90 feet aley
consist OF coed two story Brick House. contain
for 20 horses. ~ s"euuiHk anu ssaolng
The locality ofthe above property offers An ,nduc.-
ai ea 20 Persons wishing to invest property stu
Terms: One third cash; batance IN
Years; the deferred payments 20 bear irt.rs.t -
20 De secured by deed of trust upon the premises
W -e"1Cs A. GREEN. Auot
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The South Carolina u. G. S.,.,..,

ooLuNsiA, c. Nov. 27.-Ths Legislature
COMMENCED balloting TO-DAY for a T. = sen.tor
Ior Lne IuiI term. Two ballots were taken, but
on the INST ballot Ex-Governor ]. III Adam.
received 30 votes; er Governor Mann,ng "a.
bainweil Rhett, %; c. 6. Memminger, "a: Jobn
NJ queen, %, and Mr.. Chestnut, 2I-scattertng. o
On the second ballot c g MemminRer received
3u' Ex-Governor Adams, 81; r. Barnwell Rbett
~; John MeQueen, p; Ex-Governor Manning. 81;
and Mr.. Chestnut ~ -
MI. Rhett is considered a. likely to be success
ful, as be is more acceptable TO tie conseTy,Iive.
than ex Governor Adam.