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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27
Tract of Land ON Brick Church
Turnpike.

VIM. B. Walton VS.. j. J. Ham and Albert jenkins
IN pursuance OF decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, in the above cause, 7 will sell, at the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, on a credit of one and two
years, and free from redemption tract of % acres
and 40 poles of Land, lying "a miles from the city
and on the side of the Brick Church Turnpike,
opposite Capt. W. B. Walton's residence.
j. L. GIEAVES,
septl5-td Clerk L Master
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100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
-rr-ls- DILLON A CO., Is College 81
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON s Co, Is College ST.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON Co. Is College st
100 RAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, or sale cheap by
DILLON & CO., Is College ST.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON co Is College St
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON Co, Is College ST.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON A CO., IS College ST.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, Tor safe cheap by
ang2S-0 DILLON Co, Is College 81
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ATTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE
For Sale

AT Hendersonville Depot, on the Nashville and
Louisville Z. E., Is miles from Nashville
a TRACT Of Thirty Acres, adjoining the Depot
n Grounds, will be sold all together or IN Iots 10
SUIT purchasers. The land Is very rich and produc-
i've ~ an excellent negb0rhood near the Turn pike
and on the Railroad.
handsome village is Epringing up, and any per-
son purchasing now will no doubt have a good CHANCE
10 realize a handsome pront IN short time.
Persons wishing 70 purchase will call on me M mn
house on the premises view the Land and learn the
terms &C HUGH JOYNER.
keptl ma
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Spiral notifes.
Rock CITY Mills.
J.E. BAUMAN & Co., Prophet

}. 4. BAUMAN 81 Co., PrOprieiOrs.
T + BAUMAN L CO.. Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
30 FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times,
for Wheat and Corn, their Mills corner OF Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR.
From and after this date, untl further notice the
price Of
Extra Family Flour. 81 so Fine Bran. .......... so
tlue F!Our. 10 Mixed Bran. 90
UnOOted. ...........2 80 Coarse Bran ........ 40
Mddhngs. ...........1 25 Corn Meal 60c q bushel
ShortS -...-..--.-... 10
All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free Of charge When selling by
the quantity their rate Of discount is 10 per cent from
retail prices. j. +. BAUAiAN 4 co.
Jy2G-ly.
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Fine Ivory Table knives.

Table Knives. with pure silver plated blades;
Desert ~ &" " Z"
Table 80 - plain steel blades;
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Valuable Free-Soil Property
FOR SALE.


Il WILL sell the house and lot at present occupied
Il ana owned by Vim. 4. Mostly, situated on High
street, south Nashville, fronting sixty feet, and
ming back two hundred The house Is brick, with
ali other necessary out buildings, all IN good repair.
Also, vacant lot fronting High street thirty six
feet, and running back 20 feet: good location for
building site This u desirable property, 10 those
wishing 10 get rid OF the enormous taxes that I'm
posed upon property holders and would earnestly
invite those wishing 10 invest real estate examine
this property.
TlsAs OF sAK.-A credit OF one two and three
years, with interest from date
Hs- For further particulars call on
f. X. GIASCOCK, =
je7. Real F,tste Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-30
ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence Of The Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct 30, le5o
The Board Of Public Works OF Virginia have
appointed The following STATE representatives ia
works Of internal improvement terminating In
this city:
In the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad Company %. Funston, George ri
SmOot, proxies. John Powell, David Funston
John Janney and Richard f. Byrd, directors
In the Fredericksburg and Gordonsv,lle Rail
road COmpany.-John Seldom, John X. Taylor,
5. q. Daniel, proxies. A. X Phillips, o. M
Cruchf-ld and John II Lee, directors.
n the Manassas Gap Railroad Company-I
IL. kinZer, Erasmus Coffman, Philip Pitman,
proxies. VIM. II. Irwin, c. H. Hun,on and An
drew Pitman, directors.
In the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany.-Sathaniel J. Welsh, b ii. Berry, Eppa
hunton, proxies. Inman Horner, John willis
and henry Shackelford, directors.
A delay on the Washington branch railroad
time on Thursday, and missing the Orange train
they remained over in this city until the next
morning.
The Gazette regrets to learn that Glencoe, the
summer residence of DIR. Richard IA Stuart OF
King George county, was destroyed by fire on
Monday night. The house was unoccupied at
the time. The origin Of the fire is unknown.
The Sentinel learns that man in the employ
OF the Manassas Company was run over and
killed yesterday, near the Strasburg station by
the O'Clock p. IN. freight train of the Manassas
Gap Railroad. He leaves a wife and child
John WEIGH, who was run over and injured by
the train on the Warrenton Branch Railroad, a
few days since, died on Thursday.
The election for militia officers Of the 175th
regiment has been postponed, in consequence OF
the inclemency Of Yesterday, until Saturday next
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POLITICAL.

DIR. Leroy denies, through the Chicago Herald,
having withdrawn from The Cong ressional race
in the Third district of Illinos.
The Official returns of twenty Eve counties Of
Florida, show Democratic ma ority for member
OF Congress Of ~ ,2i7 votes. The State senate is
composed of IS Democrats and 9 Opposition-ths
House OF 81 Democrats and Ia Opposition.
Faneuil Hall was denselv crowded in Boston,
on Thursday nj b., by the Democrats Of the r ifth
Congressional district, In which John r.. Heard
is their nominee. Speeches were made by ex-
Gov. Henry Gardner, Cbas Theodore Russell,
and others, and a letter from Rufus Choate read,
favoring the election Of Mr. Heard to Congress,
over Arson Burlingame, the present member,
aud Republican nominee
The 81 Paul Pioneer Of the Goth instant SAYS
that the Democrats will probably have a ,jorfty
Of one on joint ballot in the next Legislature Of
Minnesota. Ii divides the Legislature as fol-
lows: Senate. House. Total.
Democrats. .........2i B 50
RepublcansI6 AZ So
The Times (Rep) claims II Senators and -
Representatives, Republican majority Of three
on joint ballot.
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90 Mr.. Charles Matthew'S appeared at the
Haymarfet, London, on the l1th, as Dazzle His
wife played Lady GAY Spanker, and there was
great curiosity on the part Of the audience to see
her. The London Post thus describes her:
"A young and engaging woman, on whom ma
ture has bestowed many attributes Of personal
beauty. brilliant complexion, bright and eN-
pressive ewes, finely traced eyebrows. a tulip
cheek, such as Moore gives to 'Lalla Rookb,'
teeth both white and regular, and profusion Of
chestnut resses, are the most attractive charms
OF face which is both pretty and pleasing Mrs
Mathews played with great zest and spirit, and
II her laugh did not quite peel out sorrows
knell, il rang pleasantly through the house and
contributed not a little to the enjoyment Of her
audience
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The Pass or NEW YoRA.-N seems, from
ohcial reports, there are now in the State Of New
York % daily papers, - tri-weekIies, I6 semi
weeklies and ALB weekIies; total, 5l3 There are
also lSs periodicals. devoted to literature science
and religion, making the total number OF papers
In New York GIL. OF these papers about one
hundred advocate the principles and organiza-
ton Of the Democratic party.
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iowA-Gov Grimes. Of Iowa, has issued q
proclamation declaring that, In accordance with
The decision of the Commissioners appointed for
the purpose Of locating the capital Of the State OF
Iowa the constitution and laws establish the
capital at Des Moines and the State Cniversityat
Iowa city. The Offices Of the State will be forth
with removed to Des Moines, and the next Leyi.-
lsture will assemble there
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MAR RIEn

On the 18th ,r.tant By the Rev. Mr.. MorseL. r..
!H.NEE Du POINT. of Delaware. to CHkR-
hoTTE SHEPARD, youngest daughter Of GEN
. At the 18th street Baptist Church. on the oath
instant by the Rev. G. Leonard, Mr.. GEORGE
w. BiRREL TO Miss LOUISE NJ. FURGUSON,
On the sd instant. by the X ev. c. c. Townsand,
gibson j. DOVE of Virgins, to CAROLINE
y, daughter Of the late Motley o.. Adams. ESQ Of
this city. tlhtelligsncer please bpy.1
In New Haven. lConn.. on the 18th instant In
Trinity Church, by the Rev. Prof. HsrvOod, Lieut.
N. STEVENS, u = Navy, to GRACE. daurh
,er 81 Gen. Joseph q. Totten, Chief Engineer U.
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csSrnl MAaxnr.-rAs hesvy rsins prsvsnseA
vsry full attendance Of eoustry dealers this
norning, The supply in the sheds, however,
was better than anticipated. The butchers Of.
fered very hne supply Of provisions in their de.
OF the month past. In the vegetable department
the dealers have exerted themselves to offer the
best the season affords. In these departments
the demand was brisk The hay market was In
a manner deserted At O'Clock there was but A
single wagon on the stand. The prices at the
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ACoRREcrIoS.-Yes:efday we mentioned ,h,,
the Nicaragusn Minister, Gen IriSarrI, had puh-
hshed notice declaring that In consequence Of
the rumor concerning the Intentions OF fllibus-
'ers TO essay another raid on Nicaragua, its gov
eminent had decreed that all strangers, ere land
Ing on its soil, must provide themselves with
proper passports. weshould have added Excerpt
travellers across the Isthmus Of NIcsragua hold
ing through tickets on the Transit Line Com
pany
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

Il HE Undersigned beg cave to inform the public
generally that they have formed q partner -sksD
sbio 10 The Boot and Shoe Trade and are k63l
now opening a large and carefully selectedY
stock OF Gentemen's, Ladies', and of ChIl. -
dren's SHOES of all sizes, sorts ard descriptions.
at 4SS 9TH street, near the northeast corner Of 6
street.
As their work has been selected by one of the best
judges IN the oty, they request that purchasers ill
give them call before puTchasln- elsewhere, as
they feel confident they give satisfaction to ALL
both as to fit and to the quality of work.
Any description of work made TO orde, on the
shortest NOTICE
MCDONALD CAPSTON,
No. 4Ss 7th street, between q and H,
1871 WASHINGTON ID. e..
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FUTURE DAYS.

By Wall Il BARNARD, Auctjopeer..
EHhME HOUSE At AuCrfON. ON THE
November I. at ~ O'clock we will sell part of OF
NO. 10 Square acc, having front Of IL feet on q;
street betWeen "a AID 9th streets south, and run
mtg Dtck lH2 ieet inches TO alley. This Lot 9
IN proved with good two story Frame Dwelling,
Terms: One half cash; the residue in ,r.
twelve, and eighteen months, with notes bearing in
teTeEt. III
A deed given and a deed of trust taken
"a rs WALL A. RaRSAPn An.,.
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant, IN Ba' tImore, G USSJE DICK
lNSON. only child OF VIM. b. and Belle Shaw,
aged mont ms aud days.
On the evening of the 18th instant. ANN EI,lZ
hBETH. youngest child of Hugh and Jane Dor ohio
months and IS DAYS.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her parents No. 453 street. between 18th and 18th
streets, on Tomorrow Sunday Afternoon, at ~
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Sentrnce Of Mrs. Gardner

BosToN, Oct ~ Mrs Gardner. convicted n
, h, I" the second degree. for poisoning be
husband, late Postmaster at bingham, has beer
seh'ehced TO the House Of Correction for life
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DHILADELPHIA DRAU6HT ALE.

The undersigned havIng accepted the agency, now
give notice th.t they prepared 10 fcrnlt their
customers and the pubic generally with Massey,
Collins Co.'s superior a.
DRAUGHT ALE,
i'm whole and half barrels at BaItIIanre prices.
clsH on delIvery. As we cell this Ale ony O.. cpal-
missIon, terms will he rgdly ad cred to- SatIs-
aolop guaranteed IN even instance provIds I'd nctlcs
OF defect be ieIven within twenty Hour hours after
tapping. -...
UoInestio Ales, Porter, and Brown Stout fully
equal, II not sueeTlor. 10 importedl AZ q 20 . 30
per dozen, delivered in any part Of WeshnSton
Army a SH1NN.
ocl2 "a Green street. Scores"
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BOARDING.

QOARD.-EliZible ROOMS, single end double
- with BOARD: also. Table Board, may be had
at No. SO street, opposite st. Patrick's Church.
oc 29-3t
BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS AT
- MISS MbRLEY'S, IA Penn. AcenEs.-Fam-
lies or single gentlemen wish NJ to settle for the
winter, vii lind these Rooms pleasant and location
good Terms moderate. co lin
BOARDING g, with handsomely furnished Rooms
- lighted with gas, msy be OBTAINED by early az
pca.ion al 40 l2th street, between and G sire t.
A fey Table Boarders can also be accommodated.
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Batttmefe nrarket.

sn.Ii ohs, October % Flour IL very heavy.
0Sit safes OF Howard street and Ohio Is reg
"a ~ 81, - IN TAR demand at Yesterdays rates;
Old white 72asSc; yellow 7sssnc e"''
Whiskey Is dull az 2aa2skc
Provisions are generally UNCHANGED
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AuCrT0H sArn
.Fer other Auction Sales, see frsf No.

" By c. w. BoTELER. A uctloneer.
Mo9osEkMESE NRbJSSSS M ASSFFINc9kEs
Noysmse. ist, eommenons at 10 o'eloeE, shaa sell,
(.< win desisnste.Ja variety of houseEeepins A..
ticles, snch as Furniture, China, Class and Crock
Sic po:i'lv &C. Term. e.A.
BY C. Mcguire 4 CO., Auo.ioneer..
CONT1NUATION:sAL OF EXCELLENT
Sfte ssYTRNIlu M, nSp HousaHoLD EryEcTs-on
O'Clock, We shall resume TIE sale Of the Furniture
and / fects Of J. H. Knott. ESQ, on g, near 18th
street, comprising the Furniture. &C.. offs rooms,
M.hosany Sofas. Rockers. Arm and ParIor Chars,
Mshes.n9c Wsns Sh.arg ana M.O. s.d,,.,d
RE..s;iDs and PIsia Bureaus; ashstands.
Feather b eds. Bolsters and Pillows,
Excellent Curled Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Parior and Chamber Stoves. and FIrs'i,rous.
Extension Dining Table. Dining Chairs,
solid Mahogany Bookcase. 0aice Chairs,
HOu;ekeePing REQUISITES. ali Of which are Of Of
Terms: $50 and under. cash a V over tSs. sum,
credit of s. and months. for notes satsfaotor-
90 8 ]: 9. MaG sGiiiRE CO, Auot..
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MACHINERY AND
FIxlUREs OF THE ISLAND BREwKRY'-Un
a. the H., 3D. at u
between AZ and sth streets. Washing ton, 1 shall
sell, by vIrCue of a deed of trust, duly recorded
among the land records for Washington county, all
the Machinery and Fixtures of the ''lsland Brew
cry" comprising
steam ngiue. Copper Kettles,
Large number of Casks, Barrels, and Half barrels,
Tuns, Watts AID Coolers, &C.,
Two Wagons. one Dray,
Three Sets IF Harness,
One excellent Work Horse,
Together with all tue necessary Furniture and Ap-
paratus to conduct Brewery.
Terms: One third cash the residue IN and Il
m nhs, for approved endorsed notes. bearing iater-
est.
Ihe property may be examined by application to
THOMAS J. FISHER, Trustees,
c95-d j. G.. MCGUIRE Il co, Auots,
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By A. GREEN. Aucrioneer.
EXECUTRIX'S SALE OF HOUSEBOI,

By A. GREEN. Aucrioneer.
EXECUTRIX'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
T. AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, HACK, HoRsEs,
CARTS, HARNESS, PRoyKNDER, &C., AT AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY Sd OF November, shall sell, BY
order of the Orphans Court, at 10 O'Clock. q. M.
at the late residences of George III. Dunlop, de
ceased, on Maryland avenue, between 6th and 9TH
streets east, Capitol Hi I'D No 35, the personal
effects of the deceased, consisting of
Mahogany Sideboard Settee and Lounge,
Cane and Wood seat Chairs,
Dinins Tables Bedsteads,
Feath or Beds, Pillows and Boosters,
Cooking and Chamber Stoves.
Quilts, Comforts. Sheets, Pillow Cases.
With general assortment of Kitchen Requisites.
And Immediately after the sale of furniture shall
sell
Two excellent Hack Horses,
Ore excellent Cart Horse,
One good Hack, lot OF Harness.
Two Wagons and lot of Wagon Harness,
One Gait nd lot Of Cart Harness.
Cutting Box, lot OF Straw.
Potatoes, Cabbage, Corn, Fodder.
-Four Hots Lot of Chickens,
With lOt Of Farming Utensils. .... -.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the Court, are: All
sums under rs tsh: IS credit of 90 days, for
notes satisfactorIly endorsed, bearing interest.
HARhIET DUNI.Op, E1ecatnx.
oc I'D A. GREEN, Aucts.
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BY A.GREEN, Auctioneer.

by A.GKEEN, AuctIOneer.
NALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant. / shall
sell. IN 'front.' 81 the premises, at ~ O'Clock d. M
part OF Lot NO 2 with the improvements IN Soma E
NO. hS1 being the east part fronting 81 feet on the
pubic space at The Immediate intersection of Mas
sachusetts and Mary land avenues. between 5tb nd
9TH streets east, and running back 90 feet TO an Al
tenement ~
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and u
months Tor notes hearing interest for the deferred
payments, and secured by deed Of trust upon the
Title good.
Oc2 GREEN An,
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r AIDES AND CHILDR EMS RURs.-i. aides
L. wishing to OBTAIN desirable FL IL, NJ mod rate
rTiosr viii 6nd good assortment Of al kinds #
, nj, made ne into Mantitss, Pdiorenss. Hnd We
torires with Mufs and Cuns 10 match. spO:.ed
b. III. SrINEMGTZ.
ocE IS Pa. sy., bet, 18th snd ISth s's.
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AUCTION QIA
TO-DAY q To.MORROW nor NrN3

1O-DAY q IO-MORR0W MORNING.
kA b5otss A45S6SkA s 81 A; TSlsTiiiSs-
Ss1fs y e Fl e ssss':
sser e s:.
Also, inc Esmi.,th and all other pcpssr satkors.
rSsI ' Sad sIP%1 B1es
% VIII .s' IssTrf Hs n sss1 Amt,
R5stwS5iSsSsa FIskot f fSa FAFssP SS;..
ssls GtP fMV 6Nb4Y asS fssIse
Al 10 SeIro a. At the LATE residence Of Gov Bts
Ro.swoOd seven ooiavs Piano Forte. Stool. ana
Dsma.k Covered Sofa, wh..no,,
M pIs,h Covered %, = Arm and Psror Chsirs,
Gilt Msnte Clocks, Vases, &C.,
B,usse. and ingram Carpets. Glloloth.
NndSr shssss Rcc ssss cs ;ooL
China elias, and Croofery Ware,
and aasf G s.s4s.! ssd se.s:,, and p,ov
Cooking. Radiator and other Stoves
NJ iogeiner with general assortment of Kitchen
A Terms: s2s and under cash over that sum Gre
beaIinS satisfactorily endorsed notes,
oo 21-eod J. c. Mcguire & CO., Auct..
Ci IN N YAH = 4 BAhRNAR9. ,Auotion.er..
Il AT AUCIrON -3n FRIDAY M0RSING. ans
instant 81 70 O'Clock, we will sell. at the residence
sSslir aed .a.s streets
s xey nan dso9e Velvet Carpets,
"'fpS BE-. s sSa so centre Tables
M. DO. PariOr Chairs, do. DIvans,
Fine Oil TsinIrss"f washington Crossing III, p.,-
AZ aware, and Battle of Bunker Hill,
SANDS &srdr%6es: bureau w..hs,.nds.
EAeeilt mt Feather Beds,
Matt essss. Pillows, Blankets.
Sheets. Cover ids, and Comforts,
n5ss ply; Hal star aud Other ca,ee.s ohcloth.
%s'sI.. SoSsi;s and cs aSs si s5Ss Ware
ik Sen .nd s,nns Sa M Rain Cask,
Terms: SSc and under cash over that amount so
ereat lc1 notes bearing interest, aLo
oO ASd WALL BARNARD, AuOt..
M THF ABOVE I'VE. SALE SAL IS POSTPONED TILL
so WALL & BARNARD,
TRusTEE,s SALE OF fHTo5iUsEsHo AND
n hlLcHEN FuRNITuREAT AucTIoN.-On MON
dsnce Of lady declining hous ekeepns. al 10 o'o"ek
a; m; No 81 Delaware avenue, between b and c
assortment of Houssho and Kitchen Furniture
S SGIs5s,l1 s p ssIt Of
70. Marble top and Chamber Bureaus,
Ro. 90. centre and Side Tables.
bles, m
To. Pier Tables Washsinks and Ga r.
bles, ~ SiO Ia
Gilt Trans Mirrors, MsnteI Ornamental
brussels and ICgrsln Carpets, OIlc oths
Hair. Cotton and Sauok Mattresses
Feather Beds holsters and Pillows
Comforts Quilts Blankets, spr ads. &C.,
Cottage Bedstoads, Cane seat Chars
curtains, Shsdes, Androns, ard Feuders,
Chamber, PaTior, ard Cooking 9 oves,
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
a large lot OF Kitchen h equIsItes.
with m ny other articles, which we deem uuneces-
cary to enumerate.
Terms: Al sums under SO cash; over $50 GRE
OF OF 81 add 20 days. for notes satisfactorily en-
doIsed, be airing interest.
By order of the Trustee:
DC zo-eots A. GREEN, Auot
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81 THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph for the Evening Star.
The Expedi,is. q. R,,r,. 49, -

s,,;oo ~ LII, Oct ee-rhe New Albany e.pe-
a., ~ resene Me-. Bell returned home yester.
the cit'rens Of Brandenburv III, nce ot
would be released on bail ""'ace nes
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ful assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
In his assortment will be found very desro be lot
OF LADIES' Dress Goods, comprising IN part as fol-
ricn Black and Colored Silk Robes,
Kich BayHdere and PLAID Silks,
Best makes Blscr Silks, very cheap,
Rich all wool Printed DelsInes,
Rich do. Robes A'Lez and Robes Aquilie,
Rich Bayadere ysencas and Pole de chevres,
100 pieces Rich English and American Delaines. IS
Lupm's French Merinos and Plain Delaines, ell
Black French MsrinCs, fcashmeres. s-a and De-
Lupus Bombazines, Alpscas, snds Black Shawl
800 pieces best English and MerImack CaLcos,
100 Stella Shawls, circular and square,
Double Broom, Wooden, PLAID, and BLACK Ihioet
With a first rate assortment Of
Ronnet and Sash Ribbons,
Dress Friuges and Buttons,
BaiOu's Kid Gloves, ali coiors and Nos,
Honitou and Maltese Collars,
Plain aud Hemstiched Linen .ambrlo Handler
luslon; Tarletons; Lace Falls, GraradInes, Tissues
ard Bsrcees, for VeI!s; Thread, Maltese and Va
encia Laoes and Edeings; WEIGH. saIony. Shaker.
and other good makes + la nels; ColOTed rack
ditto best irish Linens; stitched Bosoms; superior
soft hnish-d shifting CottOnS, exfra good make
at I2nc.; Sheeilngs and Blankets; Table CtUtbs:
Huckabsek Towel ing; Ladies'. Misses', Gents,
and Boys Hosiery, Of al nds; best make and 10
OF Stsel-spTIng Extenslon skirts; Cloths, CassI-
mer's, Tveeds, assinets, Jeanes, ard Vest ngs;
Drawers. CTavat,, Ties. Silk and Linen Csmtrlo
Handkerchefs; with good assortment Of DoInes-
tIe Goods, for servants wear.
HI Having bought iron the largest houses IN
Ntw YORK, Tor cash, am prepared TO oher sreet
oc IS Jaws. John III sMooT.
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Suicide.

CoLuAsUs. la October s7.-In . suit ,o-a.x
snewsoury Price against Newhert~rs W.,
dict was rendered for the former for sIo ooo
when the latter drew a pistol aud shot hin,.sSt
through the heart, killing him instantly
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FASHIONABLE PEkEgMERIks, from The
lsth street apd Pc syes ieeem
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
EATENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
~ PROVED AND UNIMPRovED Property AT AUc
TlON;-On Tn RSDAf, the 18th day of Novem-
Der, shall sell, IN front Of the premises at O'Clock
p. m; all OF Square No. zoos, bounded by north ID
al a r.. and l2th ard 18th streets east, comprising
1870 feet OF ground the north half of which is i'm
proved the south half Is vacant of hch is beau
tfny locsted in an elevated position. and will be
soIh IN the hall or IN Is TO suit purchasers.
Ako. Lots Nos. and s. In Square No. 1911,
This property fronts on 18th street east, running
through the square to Tennessee ayenue,
Tine above mentioned property is all Handsomely
situated and must increase rapidly IN value ovIps
TO the oniemplated extension OF the Caplt.1
grounds, aud tue sale will be well worth the at
inert.
Terms: ore fourth cash ba ance IN one. two and
tnIee JeTs, ior notes bearing interest from day of
sale. a deed given and deed of trust taken IL
tie Indis putable, II being direct from Government
90 q A. GREEN, Auct