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Corrsspon3sses Of. T1s .Stas. u,

O|'o~YSfsO<sseS ~ 4 - Ct1S. at ut -
81 GEoRsErowN, Nov. "a, 1sse.
We have nothing special from the upper por-
lions Of the canal. The entire line Is in exceli.,,
navigaole order We hear fewer complaints
among boatmen upon this subject thi. fall thar
we ever have before. The work mon A., NJ
4, we learn, is still progressing finely ,,a IN.
chief superintendent, Mr.. John e. stone. Is veTy
sanguine OF securing its completion the present
season, unless the weather shall become 40 cola
as to preclude the possibility Of carrying on
During the week ending to- day there has been
~ arrivals by canal--65 from Cumberland, with
about $50 tons of coal, 9 with Aour and grain.
s ana the remainder from different points with
limestone, tan bark, wood, &c. The receipts for
tolls at the Georgetown Collectors Office Tor the
same period, amounts to 90 54S, as follows de-
scending trade 50, pa, and ascending trade s274
1879, eaceedingly, to learn that the chief
70 violate the law passed by the late Board of
directors prohibiting the running of boats ON the
sabbath. There may be some necessity for this
thus far worked well and we verify believe that
tue allowing OF any infringement of its provisions
just now, VIII be construed by many OF the boat
men into want OF frmness upon the part OF
those charged with Its execution. =
The following shipments Of coal have been
made from Rays dock this week: Brig Comma
dore Stewart, Bishop, DIP tons to Portland; scbrs
somerset, Miller, 179 do to Trenton; Geo Wash
and J. Deputy, 100 do to New York; w, p
fhiiiips, Smith, 225 do. to East Cambridge.
AS cold winter is upon us, we advise the read
ers OF the Star, who may desire first rate article
Oh Iuel, 10 call upon our esteemed friend = Sto.
yer; (see advertisement His stock of both wood
and coal Is large, and OF quality unsurpassed
oy any IN the market. and at prices to suit the
on w. Clabaugh, Peter Berry, or Hartley q BRO
liz very superior article Of buckskin furnishings
60 to Ramsburg Chest; and If the ladies desire
some OF the Prettiest sets Of furs, cheaper than
they can be had anywhere else, let them 90 10
Sevmour's . "
The offerings Of beef cattle at the yards. yester
DAY, amounted to about 800 head; 100 Of which
were purchased by District butchers and specu.
lators at 80 5OaS3. so the hoof, equal to s5ss,
nett SO were purchased by grazers, and the re-.
mainder were driven to Baltimore Sheep-com.
mon lois selling at So some very superior NUT.
tons sold as high as 81. Hogs IS ia ss on ths
hool Pork, from wagons, 50 IS; from stores
80 oO-suppiy as yet very limited 8.
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DIED,

WHEELER, son Of George w. and Adelaide
wheeler. In the l9th ear Of his age. -. >
The funeral will take place from Union Chapel,
nth street, on To- morrow SUNDAY fterno0n at
O'Clock where the friends Of the family are invited
to attend.
On the sch instant, JOHN REEDER aged 10
years. months and S days, son Of John and Eliza
beth Reeder.
The funeral " i'll take place To morrow, the 18th
instant. at 10 O'Clock q m, from his mothers resi-
denoe, No. 449 18th street, bstwsen q and II. The
tend.
Dn the 18th instant. suddenly, Mrs. MARY 8.
EDMAkDS. consort of Alpheus l.. Edwards, of
the First Comptroler's Once. formerly of Chatts-
nooga, Tennessee. She was q consistent member
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church South, and
died, as she lived, consistent Christian,
Her funeral will take place from her husband q
residence, No. p, corner of eth and strs cts on
Sunday Afternoon, 18th instant, at O'Clock.
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY, GEORGETOWN.
IN FRIDAY, THE THIRD OF DECEN

~ Der, at o'c'cck p.m we viii all Hr IN froa; af
the premises: thu convene It and substantial two
story Bnck House and extensive back buildings
situated on High, near West street. on Lot number
town.
The house CONTAINS II good rooms, furnished with
gas; aud attached Their is good bake oven smoke
en- door. " WV Anvil
Terms: One fourth cash; the balaoe in -. 10 ard
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest and secured BY deed of trust on the prem
Ises; the interest on the deferred payments to be
paid quarterly.
NON BARNARD & BJCKEY Aucts
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:. w BOTELER. Auot.
BOARDING.

MRS. A. w. BRlNKLEY respectfully informs
1Sl her friends and the public that she Is prepared
to accommodate boarders. both transient and per
maDent, on reasonable terms. Persons desiring a
c1nlIortaOle nome, wheIe there are no children and
comfortable, will do well by applying Immediately
at nor residence, No. g. south Eutaw street. be-
tween Camden and Pratt sts., Baltimore. no Ill m
BOARDING, with handsomely furnished Rooms,
- lighted with gas, may be oOtalned by early APP
pcatlon at 40 18th street. between and G ts
few Table Boarders can also be accommodated.
90 linn
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NABSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of wits of
I'VE herl fac.as issued fromthe Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for tie
county of Washington and to me directed, 1 will
expose 70 publ sale for CASH in front OF the Court
Honse door OF said county, on TUESDAY, the 30th
of November, 1885, at u O'clock M, the following
described property. to wit: All defendants right
ute Claim and interest in and to Lots Nos ], s.
and T. In Square No. l4l, 10 the CITY of ton
d. c., together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon, seized and levied upon the prop
erty or Charles II: Van Patten. and wall be sold to
ls56, in favor Of w. G. w. and Jane L. White, and
James c; MeGuiIe admir- Of John ID. Brown. vs..
Charles II. Van Patten. j, ID, HOOVER
Late Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
no Cts
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

w TIE SrAR PUBLIsHks TEE LISTS OF
LETTERS REMAINING IN THE WAsHNsros CIrY
Posr OFFICE UNDER TEE PRovIsIoxs or TIE
LAW praEcrrSe rH.N TO BE PRINTED IN rHE
NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST cIRcuLA-
TIOS WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE OFFICE.
ITs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DOrBLE THAT OF AMY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN THE DIsrRICr OF COLUMBIA
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FANS. Balls, and Festivals furnished with Ice
Cream, OF the best quality, at 81 per gallon, and
Confectionery Of ali kinds at reduced prioes fresh
made every day, At the Philadelphia Coafeettossry
and Zee Cream Depot, corner 18th and F streets.
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap at
streets Ice Cream and Water Ices, So DENTS per
quart. g. Inn
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NIARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of II vrlts of
ti1 herI facas issued from the Clerks office of
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for the
county OF washington and to me directed, 4 will
expose To public sale, for in front the Court
House door OF SAID county, on TUESDAY, the SOth
OF November, 1883, 1T II O'Clock m, the following
described property, to wit: All defendants riGhi,
title claim: and interest IN and tn Lots Nos and ~
IN square No. IL, original Lots Nos. 2 and 4 IN
Square No. lH. and the east ~ feet of Lot No 2 ma
square No. LAT, beginning at the southwest corner
OF SAID lot, and running thence east 30 feet thence
north ~ feet to rear Of said lot thence rest feet
ana thence south 100 feet TO the point of beginning,
thereon, In the city of Washington, ID C seized
anc levied upon as the property of Charles H. Van
Petten ana VIII be sold to satisfy Judicials Nos q
lIs ST. S72 $751; S74 ST S7s, to October term 1854
and Nos l. 2 end q, to January term, 1859, Pairo &
Nourse, John +. Kendall, John w. Thompson, II
ID. Gilman, Nicholas A cker, John and Mary Maho-
ny, YIN H. Wa d, Mlchael Kelly, JOINS White q
HoCurdy: Bsliard, Chalbourn and al, and John Ira
der. of Charles f. Pies SAINTS all against Charles
IL. Van Patton. w. SELDEN. Marshal
no Cts for the District of Columbia.
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Later from Mexico,

INV ORLEANS, Nov. S.-The steamer Ten
nesste arrived here TODAY from V.,, c.. -. az.
Zt Three Spanish and two French war vessels
had anchored OF Sacri8cioS. Admiral Ren,rd
French squadron oi the
General Trelos SURRENDERED Perote on tn. 18th.
the garrison being reduced to starvstion tn:
remainder Of the troops had rearived al Yer.
City OF Mexico dates OF the 18th are received
Urn. hiTamon had arrived there The liberal,
occupied Zacatecss. Zuloags was levying con
tnbutlons to repair the Qualifications The liberals
elsewhere were successful
Jna7e1 repablishes his proclamation against
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK, Nov. 27-Flour IL quiet; State
"a 2Oasiio, Ohio IS SSas5 IS; Southern sS lisa
IS 50
Wheat Is quiet; red 81 l7aSl %
Corn is firm; mixed 7ia77c
Pork is higher; mess advanced Isc, eI7 sossI7.
SO cents
Whisky is arm, but the holders demand an sd.
vance TO 2ih
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By A. GREEN Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OFs TWO STORY AND
Il ATTIC FRAME HOUSES AND LoT AT AUCTION
On DAY the nth day of December next. 4 shall
sell, IN front OF the premises, at O'Clock D.. by
virtue Of deed of trust to the subscriber bearing
date the 18th day of July 1884, and recorded in Liber
J. A -. 81, foIos 49, 1873, 1873, and 40 ofthe
land records for ashlngton county, the District
OF Columbia, the following improved property, ying
and being in the city of Washington, District aore-
All OF Lot numbered twenty three, rs. in Square
numbered one hundred and seven, (lO7.l hSving
a front on north l., between 18th and 18th streets
west together with the improvements. which are s
two-story Frame Houses.
Terms of sale cash.
1.-THE terms of sale not conn led with in three
days after sale, the Trustee reserves the right 10 g.
sell the property. by giving TIRES day notice of such
resale in the Star wspaper, Of the city of WASH
lngton, at the risk and cost ofthe first purchaser
JOHN p. HILTON, Trustee
nol6 2av&ds A. GREEN. Aact.
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Z THE LATEST News
By Telegraph for the Ivepis. a.,


Conf met h.,s :; C No. ~ THE U. q c,reu,,
insson, and Magraw ofs C pres,s,sr@ wash
Lne charges to the Grand Jury vs.ri ,.,,.-.x-
Sry the Saiy ~ ' ,ms,g .%pr..inV upon The
eeths OF their Office; and. while svoiftsk .oe
Ioended accusations, TO suffer personnel s~n,,.,
ments or private feel fngs 90 deter them s,.,, ".
sentng Tor investigation every case vhe,. -.
sohaele evidence Or gufft exists. w.
These changes, II Is understood, were iusr,6~d
TO meet eHIrts by certain psrties TO induce the
grand jury to refuse TO bring In bill against the
mate and crew OF the SLAYER Echo
Some difhculty occurred through n Al fBrpltx ,r
geu'ng full jury together. The probability /.
tnat the action OF the GRIND Jury viii be made
Known on Monday.
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AUCTION MIUr


BY WALL q BARNARD, Aactiooeer..
kAILIFF'S AI.E.-By virtue of an ord ar of d;.-
tIain rom An seica Simpson and to me directed
Hsrcn. ne coes and ohettels rights snd credits OF
sef Cd snd taken the following eoodS and ch.ttsI.
ne VII ssH the Same ct pa bio snct ion on THiiRS
on street e o x il hos:e No. $50
Csrosts ~ Scla, Marble top Centre Tabis, q
Arm Ssalr MiRdow shsdss.I Gii., frsms Mirror.
oiicoth' C.rpess f hs, ksck.i Hslcarpet. Hail
fsosany BARS Stove and Firebosrs, Hair Ma
Wsss, Writing Table. ender and FireboasacA -
Lot st.a, and set small ocker, small Buresu,
Sinsls Bedstead, Washstapd. / SfacI r,
naok: marble top Beaufst. 1 small ocke, CO.
49, sas aim Gnar French Cane seat Chars, Goa
Terms cash. .- s-. .......-..
e: A. NARROWER, B.i;s.
no q WALL BARNARD, Auots. o.
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotion.er,
GREAT SALE OF SUPERIOR AND COST
NJ LY FyRe.Un THURSDAY MORNING.. De-
eeoeI "a, CLOCK. on the first floor OF our auc-
OF ladies' and Gent lemen's Fine Furs ever offered
before IN this CITY, being oonsignme mt from first
Glass nonse on Brcadway, New York. goods made
Hudson Bay and NJ ink Sable, Stone Martin. Fitch.
ETsnoh sable. and full variety of Ladies, and
CCnsdrens Capes, Circulars, viotorines, Muffs and
Gents Fur Goats, Mnfaers. Gloves, &C.. &c.
A splendid assortment s Of c.r,,,,. and s,.,..
hoDes, oil BEST make, rarest kind, Comprising Hnd
son Bay and Prairie Wolf, Bear, Genet. and All
other kinds in use. ~ o."
Catalogues of the whole ofthis valuable stock Wi
be prepared and Furs arranged for INSPECTION two
d,Is previous to the sails.
Terms: Sl5 and under cash over that sum- a
credit 1i 90 and 80 days for satisfactorily endorsed
no1 J. C. MCGUIRE & Co, Auot.,
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South Carolina L.st.,s,ur..

IoLuMbia' Nov 2s.-The subject OF selection
OF a candidate for the vacant seat an IN. Tnitsd
Sates senate IN now the most promine question
% discussion In the political circles
Eh-Oov Adams is a fav ,rlte with all who are
IN LaVoi OF agiating the reopening OF the slave
trade, but X h. Rhett, sn.Gov M.nn,ng1 or
Gen McQueen will most likely be the choice az
the Legislature ~ ~ ~"o'Se VI
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Financial.

NEw YORK, Nov % Stocks are lower Chi
cago and Rock Island 6lx; Illinois Central shares
tral s2X; Pa Coal Co. 50; Reading 500; La
Crosse grants 70.
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Baltimore Markets.

BAIT MORE. Nov. 9s.-Flour Is Arm; Howard
ST and Ohio IS 10
g rain Is unchanged
Provisions are steady. Lard, new Western,
lOkalo%c. Beef and pork unchanged.
Whisky Is arm at "a xa2Sc
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By ]. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneer..
CONTINUATION SALE OF SUPERIOR
" PARLoR SUITES, CABINET FURNITURE, Han
MATTRESS Is. WINDOW SHADES, GILT CoRNcE,
&c.-On WEDNESDAY NOR Nine, Decem Der
LIST, az 10 O'Clock, at the establishment of George T.
SmailvoOd, Esq, No. 5o8 18th eet, we shall close
out the residue Of stock, including an invoice of
handsome Parlor Suites. that was ordered but not
received In time for former sale. We name
IL elegant Carved Walnut and Mahogany Parl' r
Suites, Of newest styles and superior workman
!hip, finished in best quality French Brocatelle,
Morocco and Green Plush, Six Damask, KEEPS,
$3.50,
Is Spring seat Rocking Chairs, of various styles,
Leather covered sleepy Hollow Chars,
20 Gabrielle Chairs, finished In enamelied cloth,
Spring seat Lounges of various patterns,
MAHOGANY sofas, Rockers, Arm and Parlor Chairs,
Rosewood ana Walnut Marble top Tables,
Handsome Walnut Wbatnots. Hat Trees,
superior CuCled Hair Mattresses,
cir ard Painted Window shades, COrnioe,
Together with large assortment of house furnish
ing goods. al Of which will be solo without re
serve
Terms: So and under cash; over that sum a cred :.
it Off, s. and months, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest. - -
p. --Catalogpes will be ready and the goods on
exhibition day sprior to sale.
2i-d ], G. Mc6 UlRE CO.. Auets.
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Slaughter-House Burnt.

1NDtASAFoLIs, Nov. IS -Monsur. Furguson q
Go Is Strengthening house, West Indianapolis,
was destroyed by nre last night, including
about 200 dressed hogs The loss Ia estimated al
SO 900. No insurance
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- COST PRICES. no
COST PRICES. M

- SS2S
The subscriber. contemplating visiting Eufose IN
purpose Of visiting his friends, viii sell from this
date his entire stoct at cost, and many kinds Of
stock as low as possible before his departure. On
his Iet9rn he wishes te open with an entire new
Eastern markets expressly for the trade Of Wash.
InEton TIE following named goods are marked
French pair m Bennets, all styles and o.lors.
Net BasQues, illusion Berries and Capes,
Embroidered Cloaks and Dresses, for infants, less
Infants Msrino and Satin Hoods, fifty per cent less
Under skirts. Hoop Skirts, three kinds.
Cloak Veiyets, Bonnet Veivets, all colors,
Many Kids Of Woistei Goods. at fly per cent less
Crochet PRINCES, all style. and qualities,
A crest variety OF Cloak and Dress FrInres and
Gurpur eh Button Trimming,
Bnsie FIinres, Busle Buttoqs,
Velve'. Satin, LustrIng, and Bonnet Ribsnds, IN
waits Cotton + ff;alwninr.: B.L,ins,, ..,,.,.
Real lace SETS. ca%SfiO aud fs swiss Rrtiins.
sswIssand cambno Edrnr. and Insert'nss.
Black Point Lace, all vi tbs.
A ven. fine assortment Of rench and Blonde Lsces
Imitation Guipure l.aoes,
Bereges and TIssues, for wells,
and r Bsk and S Nsi end
Lace Wells, all Qualities,
Love and Grape Wells,
English and Italian crspes. Cords and fss:els,
sleeve and Cloak Tasseis, al oolors. Dress But
4 spiendid assortment Of French Flowers,
BSsaotIful Gathers, an black, Write and coiors,
Black Velvet Ribands. ell widths, Ofthe very best
makes,
Fine and stylish Hcad dresses,
Six Mits. KID Gloves.
And al other kinds of goods usually kept IN well
regu ated millinery and trimming store.
II = The ladies' of Washington and Surrounding
country will plense bear in mind that the above adj
vertisement is put forth in good faith, a. 1 am de-
termined to sell goods It greatly reduced prices
Drsssmskmg continued as heretofore, and tininfs
and patterns cat at moderate prices and al orders
for Bonnets. &C., will be hleda proportonably low
prices. :
only. M. WILLIAM
no S-eo2m g Centre MARKET Soao<
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Look AT the Alphabetical Business Director,
In another column.
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The Election Of Senators Bright ana Fitch
Declared IlIeRoI

lSpANAPoLIs, Nov. 24.-The Senate have
pissed resolution, by vote Of % 10 -, declar-
ing the election Of Messrs BRIGHT and Fitch %
the L Senate Illegal, unconstitutional and
void The same resolution is pending in the
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Ey WALL BARNARD. Auctione.r.-

TRADE SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, GAL
Il TERsAND BRoGANs.-On TUESDAY NOR
MING, 3fh November, at 10 O'Clock, we Will sell
at our auction rooms, corner Pennsy lvania avenue
and 9th street. large and complete assortment of
Mems, W omen's, Bows and Girls Boots, Shoes,
and Caters. We name
Mems heavy Pegged ard Tackled Boots,
Do. light and thick Calf Boots,
Do. heavy waxed Boots and BrOgans,
DO. Congress Boots. Caters and Oxford Ties,
Ladies' ana Misses Caters, Boots, and Buskips
polished and ena eled,
Boys and Youths, BrOgans, thick and split,
DO. Boots and Ties.
Comprising aiarge and varied stock.
Sale positive.
Terms So sind under cash; over that sum cred-
ii OF 90 AID 81 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest.
nO2i WALL BARNARD, Auots
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HAVING PERMANENTLY LEFT T8I

HAVING PERMANENTLY LEFT The
city, have o.osed my Wood and Coal Yard.
The Stand, with The Ofhoe Scsles. Coal SHEDS.
Stable, Horse and Cart, are for ssle-a bargain.
The stock If Coal, IN hTst-rate order, al under
cover, in sheds and on 1oors viii be sold ohesp for
cash.
Also, a lot of good Oak and Pine Wood.
All persons indebted 20 me viii please pay MP i'm
medIatsly.
Any bills AGAINST me will be presented for pay
ment
Mr.. SAMUEL II. YouNs, Wood and Coal Dealer.
on 9th street, between and E. is authorized 90 re-
ceIpt for me and sell the stand stock, &c
II. Il. RIEHLE.
Formerly Wood and Coal Dealer, on
N p cost New York av, bet. 18th and l4th SITS
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Trial Of Sewieg Machiu.,.

fHiLADELFHIh, Nov - The parties that &C.
cepted the thousand dollar Challenge Of Me,.r.
Ladd, Webster a Co, fer trial Of superiority
Of sewing machines before the Franklln InstI
tute, have formally withdrawn from the contest
and The money has been reraid to the ch.lleng.r,'
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WILL PAY A LIBERIA. PRICE FOR the
L Pamphlet publ cation embrac ng the avs of the
Corporation of GEORGETOWN during the following
periods, to wit: From August, 1895, to January
1883; from January ito January 81 from January,
1882, to April, 1884, and from 1899 to ls4s.
F. Nj. JONES, ATTORNEY,
no T-Ss rs, Rrldge sfrest
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BLANKETS, BED COMFORTS, COTTON
ID BATS, WADDING. AND FLANNELS.
50 pairs 10 4, la, and I2-1 Bed Blankets,
~ do. White and Grey Servants do.
Is do. Bed Comforts,
5n lbs. superior Cotton Bats, for comforts,
30 dozen BLACK and White Wedding,
loo pieces White, x ed, Yellow, Blue, Crimson and
Green Flanuels,
81 pieces superior White and Brown Canton Flsn-
nels,
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Satir cts, very cheap.
Bed TickIng. LInsey. Bleached and Brown Cotton.
OF the best brands,
100 pieces French, English. and American Prints,
from cts TO Is OTIS.
A large stock OF Cotton and WOODEN Gloves and
Hosiery. GEO. r. ALLEN,
n02-St Pa sYs next TO 10th et.
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PUTURE DAYS.
BY =. ]. MeCORNICk A.,

BY =. J. MCCORMICK, Auctioneer.
'IKUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of . dad of
1 trust dated the 2sIh day Of SEPTEMBER isss and
Trustee therein named, will offer for saie Al nnISc
auction, on MONDAY, tie 9th day of Decembsr
1858 al the Furniture and other Personal Property
OF every description, contained in the hofe known
as the Mansion House, IN Alexandris, Virginia
that is to say
Bedstssds-MahOgany, Walnut and plain
Hair aud Shuck Mattresses, Chairs Of ali descrlp-
tons. Tabies, ~
Carpetngs-Brussels,V Velvet and Ingram
Mahogany, Walnut and y ain Bureaus
Chamber Sets, Sheets, Pillow cases
Bedkpreds and Towels. WaTdrubes, Chande ier,
Brackets and fixtures, Feather Beds, BQlsters and
Pillows, Mirrors, &c dc. ."U
Also elegant Pa or Furniture, r osewood Pianos,
very sU-erior, -'
Billiard fables and Bar Fixturss
China and g lass Ware, Silver plated Brita nnis and
Block Tin Ware, ~
very superior Kitchen Range, Curtains
Choice w mss ard Liquors &c, &c
The furniture des crlbed above n mostiy nav of
excellent qua Ity, and IN good condition.
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. M, on the prem
ises. WV P'i'
Terms: All sums under $50 cash over So, and
und n a2O. co days; ard over S2O1, months credit
dorsers. W
no D. cots c. w. wATTLES, Trustee
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FLE6 8Nb e6Hhfssi6Tkt stt6kk2u

I ED AND COMMISSION STOKE,
tEertstasa arenxs. bsfpssr sra asd Iork streets.
The undersigned, having opened geners Flour.
Feed. and Commission store, invite the public 10
give them call. They name IN part
Zoe barrels Super FLOUR,
50 do. Extra do.
50 do. Family do.
DO. Penn,yIy's BycKWHEAT FLOUR
loo bushels fresh ground Corn MEAL.
500 70. 3 oRTs, RYE-cHOP, OATS.
1000 bu hels SHI PSTUFF,
100 do POTATOES.
Blazers and families will ind IL 90 their Iysntsre
to examine our stock Def re purchasing elsewhere,
as we are determined TO sell ~ the ovett market
price, fHOS. b. CREl6HTON, Aren't.
p. s.6oods delivered to any part Of the aty,
free Of charge.
no f7-eOlv B. c., Agent.