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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FURNISHED ROeMs-Two or three nicely
io furnished mel, Rooms on the second floor new
sDS s T,n water sna "a Location dslishtfp
FOE RKNT-sTOKE and DWELLING No. 5ae
4 Penn's avenue; one of the best business stands
and and othey Fixtures for sale cheap Apply q No.
FOB SALE: Oh TO LET-My SALOON, stu
ated No, $50 7th street, between q and sts.,
as sReh IN hf
TBS d Ss9aty Is yery convenient for club house,
ne FIST HENRY WILL.
pROPBRTY FOB BENT OBJ LEASE-The
With dwelling containing ten rooms, two large eel.
ss%ERf S:scn Der sstS:
E0R sALE-The FURNTT0RE and GOOD.
in II. city The house i. iCins good BUSINESS,
S RN wei. and re
os Gsh hsai, location IN TIE city Cause Tor sell
Star Once ''' ''' no 10 ST."
and sn :ps Isd
able I9T os gsekeeDins. Also. For Sale: several
Se boom inaur:
FgRI RENTa VII slsS:pt three St. y Dwell.
ly papered and painted. This House 10 suitable
.n ssns IL o e..
aq,5e 81. No Sss corner issh and
FOB RENT-,several vell furnished ROOMS,
between g and b, west side. NO rs
FOB RENT-Eh. sI0Rl No. s9l D street.
avenue And IL one o. the largest sSd NOS. con0s
2s1 oissf q The 81. o.ss ST.
NIEDIOAL BOeKs-Dalton's Human Phv.ioio.
System Of Surgery; Grsy's Xnstomy Flint on
aedsisEs :s se.'f Pr.o. s,'. y
Physic. Atkins science and Practice OF Medicine;
fas Srass
wood, "a y. Blddles Materia Medica, sld many
Sc on the Same Il Nj p IAYLoa
II :. OUTFLOW.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
DEALER IN BUrTER, OHREsE, &C.,
no 7-l2t. No. SIS south ST., Bald more.
CABBAGE AND LETTUCE
FOB FALL PLANTING.
A large lot for sale by
J.P BARrHOLow CO.,
no loeost s3s 7th ST.. Washington, d. q.
NEW BO0Ks-Ths Great Rebellion. BY John
An smsGe. so T:ni, ~ irS% nsSn PfS:s
toni sss ia @
the Red novel, BY xdmupa Yr se;x ..v,o,
pLnmnlxrslISSS. &C.. As s .ee:iy.d, H.r..
Decatur; MoRu,; Highlands, and other varieties,
sss rRAR0K TAYLOR.
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AUCTION SALES,

GEsr Oder Asetsss Ssses see JJesra ysssI
RI EAaLE CO., A,ctiOaesrs.
EHU1 s so! sss S. .ss
Green aai Black Tee, sugar
Ganne1 fruits and Meats
Bye sourssn whisky. in bottles and dent
sh f.,e bre ., D,, S SSsds; Hosiery
Table CLOTHS. Oloaks, shsvls
Linen sh sets, slankets, &c &c
II EAsLI co. Aucts.
RYh. x. WALSH . co, AucIIones,.,
NO. asa fs av., corner 10th street
BRY GOODS, READY MADE CLOTHING,
On THGRSIAY S6ssfsAG. So G9nbSS 18th. a,
10 clock, we will sslt, at our Auction Rooms, a
large assortment OF Dry Goods, &c ;, sach as
Wool and Merins UndsI.hirt. ard Drawers,
100 dozen Lssies' and Gents first qusIity Hosiery,
Quilts, Blankets and Sheets,
rs heavy 0vercoats,
Press Is.st and saek Goats. Pants, Vests. &c.
With many other goods not enumerated
Lot Furniture. consisting Of Bed,te.d.. Bu.
Sheets, Cook Stoves. Parlor and Bedrosm stoyes
Carpet. Deli and Crookery.
1t M. X. WALSH q co, Auc.s.
by W. L. WALL q 90, Auctionsers,
- Stores 81 and 3I7,
South corner Pennsylvania avenue aRd 9th at
DBT GOODS. CLOTHING HARDWARE a,
AT AUCTION ~
Or THURsDAY MoRNING, November 18th, 2
10 s'eoek, We will sell. within the st.res, stock
OF Dry Goods, Clsthiug, Hardware. &c, at suco
Cottons: steeting. Csmbric.,
Pieces Cloths. Cassimeres, Flannel,
Black silks, Hoop SkIts
Fine herino shirts and Drawers
White and Colored Shirts and Drawers
Umbrellas, suspenders
Goats Psnts, Vests and oyercsats
Towels, Socks
Children's and Misses Fsrs
Lot OF Hardware, compusirg-
Pen Knives. Combs, Extracts
Will large stock 81 other goods which will Ia
peremptoriiy sold for cash, to cover advances.
1t GAlex. Gazette Auetioneers.
RYwL L. WALL CO., Auct,oneer.
- Origin Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
81 La. sv., between 9th and 10th sts
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS
onsATURDAY noRNfNG. November II. a, "a
SS'o,Sssk ne viii sell A. the Bszssr. number Of
ton at sale, comprising about
FIFTY HORSES
Many good Work. Saddle aud Harness Horses
New Jenny Lind Wagon and and Buggy, butltin mi.
city. 'hi'
large collection OF New and Second. hand Buz-
giles R9ckaways, Carriages, WAGONS, and
One Hack AID one oOupee in good order.
New and Second hand Harness. Saddles. Car
Tisges, &c.. at private sale.
heg1Iar sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Carriages and Harness always en- private sale
W. l.. WALL co Aucf.
nel4 Alex Gazette
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tenant of the 5th precinct met a weII-k
indiNlduai standing on the corner Of lIth street
he was just recovering from an old drunk and
asked him II be was looking for the st,, shoa
er The young man replied grufry, .No. I
had enough of that last night The pspers said
lt was 10 o. a iree exhibition, and 1 took two
around TO SEE the show. NV foot hookad a
CurbstOue and fell and 1 saw all the stars
wanted To see in less than a minute. But one
Of yoar policemen picked me up and carried
me 10 the gnardhouse. and had TO paw IA
i an not an xious 10 see the exhibition again
al that price,
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no Is GREEN a. WILLIAMS. Aue
by GREEN WILLIAMS, AootioDesn

FALuABLE BUILDING Lot FRONTING ON
sIh sIhkkT WEST, BETWEEN ID AND
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 10th instant, we shall sell, on
the premises, at o clock m. Lot no ID in
square No All, having Is feet front By 90 feet deep
toe wide alley, making 10 . handsome building
lot.
Terms-0ne' half cash, balance and II months.
Of trust on the premises All cosyeyancfng ana
Ievenu, stamps ct the cost OF the purchaser So
NO l3d GREEN WIIIIAMs 49,.
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MARRIED..

PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
Star office counter
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FoR CASH,
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
CHOICE STOCK
tSi the h
brscing-
PAPKRHANGINas,
or Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, OF the
ate for Parlors, Halls. Dining E.oms. ChamSeers.
and Libraries, embracing new, rich, and unione
rooms. With apppoprist. pord patterns for drawing
Also; large end select stock Of medium ana
low priced papers.
WINDOW SHADES,
New and 9ss1t dd5d PATTERN on buff. green and
VIII ns S Rs5Ssr: r. With and .,thoa
style, or color, m sde to order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMEs,
The largest assortment In the District, warranted
to be gided with gold leaf and from the be- man
ufactuIers In the country-embrscing Walnut,
Frames, Convex Class. &c Persons having Pho
tographs taken are requested to csl, aud examine
oar assortment before purchasing frames
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
Size also sIk Cord and T...sfs ess1opn portrait
cpeCini eueEtiou peiu 70 THIS Drench OF our DuBi-
ness.
WALNUT BRACKErs,
SIDE ARB CORNER wALNgr Brackets.
EASELs, &C,
PAINTINGS AND EN0RAvIN0S
Always in store. On sale, fe W choice Paintings
and EpgrsviBgs.
Thankful for the liberal patronage recci we'd the
aftehtion Of the public 10 called to the abo stock
the most con- plete In the Di sfric Ct . lsrse nor
uon OF which d % been manufsc tured specially to
order; snd, with the weekly additi receiv we'd
will make IL All times such IS il ept in wall
regulated esiablishm ent. Orders for Paperhaug-
ing or Window shades punctually and faithfully
fact ~ filled, will be imms atsly corrected aud
saGsiAetion guaranteed; end goods taccordins to
ouaftyl sold at low rates as they can be pur
chased In the District Terms: Having to pay
essh Tor goods and labor,
TERMS POSITIVELY CASH, WITHOUT EX-
CEPTI0H.
rPiss.s remember the number ass, and the
TkRmS CASH
MARKRITER.
No. ass SEVENTH STREET,
nosavif' doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
MOCHA COFFEE
+" MOCHA oossEEs, ,,,
This rare r.xury iu,t reo@i we'd sy
H. NJ KING 4 SON, King Place,
ne5 Cor Vermont ave AMI Issh ct.
WiEsLOw's swKET oORR, IN CANS.
A Isrssipvniee fresh from the v.cksrs. q. po,,.
land, Me. For esie in large and small au so tties
BY I'm. r KING SON,
nos King Place.
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GASBLISG Last night. officer Howard, of
the second Ward, came upon a party Of col
o-ec gam plying their vocation in q little
one story tenement on T., between 10Th and ilth
STREETS, south side. he was ssen by the GRO wd
before ne came near enough TO arrest the en-
tTt parry, and they all. except one, Henry
JEFFERSON, succeeded IN escaping. J-f-rsoa
Was taken 70 the Central q uardhouse, aud this
morning vas fined IS by Justice Morseu.
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10y McNEIR A BRYAET,
ID Real Estate Brokers, as 7th street


EXEGUT0Rs SALE OF A LARGE LOT OF
H0USkHoLD FURNITURE, &C &C
On hipA1 MORNING. Nov. 10th, az 10 o'clk
will sell at the Seminary of the late Miss Kos .
lish, on the corner Of Washington aud Cav sts
Geor getownr ali OF the Household Furniture, con
sisting Of
large lot excellent Feather Beds
Boosters. Pillows, Bed clothing, Mattresses
Beesteads. Buress, Mirrors wardrobes
Chairs, Tables. Lounges, Clocks
Crockery and G. assware
Toilet Ware, Stoves. &c
And a great many articles not mentioned
ash
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE on IlTB sTRrrr
MIST MAE THE e0RNER or N srRREEr

NEAh 6UhNEK M ETREPT
NORTH. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On FRIDAY the 10th Instant at 10 o clock n y,
clining housekeeping. viz: ee
Hair cloth Sofas, Boxers. and Side Chairs
Walnut Marble top Dressing Bureaus
Wasbstsnds and Bedsteads
Walnut Wardrobes and Lounges
Nearly new Three ply, Ingram, and other CARPETS
Mahogany Card, Dining and other Tables
Hair, II usk. and other Mattresses
Druggets, Hall Oil Cloth and St.ir Rods
Psrler, Chamber, and other Stoves
Window Shades and Step Crash
And many otner goods which We deem unneces-
eary TO eDumerate.
Terms cash.
GRRRN a WILLIAM at.
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no9 INTEL THOS. DowLiNG. kuct
RY GREEN . WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,
- No. 500, corner of 9TH and ID streets

FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on 2Isr STREET
tfoD N "
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant. q, A o,,lock r.
m, on the premises lot No. "a, in square No S.
having 80 feet inches front, running back good
oepth, with the improvements, consisting Of snug
frame house
Terms: One hall cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured BY deed Of trust on the prem
Uses
a
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VALGAB6 TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT FROhTING 1871 STREET, between q,
sid Streets North, at Public Auction
On R1DAl, the 18th instant at o clock 70 m
We shall sell, on the premises. part Of Lot No
In Square No. ass, having Is feet 'front.' runnine
back good depth, with the improvements, CON
efsting of a snug two-story Frame House hsVtne
good rooms. with wide hall, &C
,0 Terms S!.ep to be paid the LIST day OF March,
and the balance 80 be paid in cash SlOO down on
the day of sale. All convey anciag and revenue
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS. &c TONIGHT.

y ATIOSAL THEATRK-Mr. J. W. Wallack
VIII appear this evening as "Shylock," in
ShakspeaT's great comedy OF The Merchant
Of Venice" a dance by Mile Augusta, and the
farce Of Z" Nursery Cbick-weed," conclude the
entertainment.
OID FELLOWS HALL. Navy Yard
fSlT OF Rebekah Degree Association, No l. ia
the centre of attraction in the eastern section
OF the ci;y.
81. MARY PARISH SCHOOL, 5th, between
g ard streets. The Ladies' Fair for the
benefit Of the school is still in progress.
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LOB RENT-Two new BRICK HOUSES, one
II contsinipg7. the other rooms: two squares
and south streets, Capitol Hill. Apply ct cor
ner Grocery Store, no EST
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Teaching.

A LADY, who is an experienced TEACHER
"A OF MUSIC, uishes.to teach three -ei .-!sa !eal
girls il tha country fsska. boasd simp.5i Ead- 10
ditioa to Muaie aha would also teach -'eS5ot sae
necessary English branches Of staoy' on' AA'
~ ~ .a.t: 11rt ,Jl!st 4. 20
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TO Rent or Sell,

rUyHAT VERY, DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
Il soutf'Esst: 6f'FE6gsaetd H., It miles
froutavn. Tho. plao hss Oh its nies House,
with eight ro.nrs, and all necessary out buildings,
with ni, tscsi'ent we'll Of water orobards gar
den, and l3a acros Of cleared land.
,-Any person. wishing the idncu, can .nddress 9.
r.: Muse through tho Port 0nluu, or'call On Bacon
a pu&lerak 4heir 0fioo. ::..'.... ..,.' ..,
Jan /. H'': IL.
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n. y. GAhLiNdIuSp
Adyt. and Inspr. Gen'l. Of S. c.
w Az the papers IN the State will copy eres
and ,sad bills to Ia. etaes Of the Adjutaxt and
Inspector asnsrsl, at NSsberry S. c. ,e'7-| ?.
Jan. II ,.Z-4 Il --9
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Dentistry,

DR. ]. d. COURTNEY respectfully Ia
h y forms his old friends and the public general.
" that no ia prepared to do NJ work in .h.
DENTAL lno. iu tho best manDrr. and on sto;'
notice. lilo vii. wait parties =; their re.idrncs
xh.a requested To do 10. Letters addrassod TO
Ann at EIg-Erld G. II OF at G!ahi:evi!lc, will
receive pro,rp: attsntan.
rrfce,-Ia spur;r rr i.s equiraleut.-Fillisg Z
ts..h With g.ld, 81, so to s7.so artificial teeth
on gold plate. tc,t u: re, from Sc to 81 cIch
'ulI yet Of upper teeth, gold plato, $50.
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State Of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
80. IN ORDINARY.
DY ". P. DURISog, Rsq., Ordinary of Edge
I'D fold District; Z
Whereas, Lerina +. Rvdie has applied to
me for Letter: OF Administration, on all and
sin gula, tie goods ard ehst.sla rights and cred
its Of Felix 3. Bodie lato Of the District sfose-
.sid, dec'd.
These arc, thsrefore,. TO elte, and sdmonI.h all
snd sin gu.y, tbs kindred and creditors Of the said
deceased, to bo and appear before me. atour mex.
ordinarys Court sor tho s"d District to DO holdsa
to show cause, If srY. whythe said adaiaistrauOi
should not be granted. ~
, Givon uador my hand and sea, this 18th day Of
jan in tho year Of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and sixty-six. and in the sSth year Of
tt, independence Of tho United statos Of Amer
-,s.t.s W. =. DURIsOE, o.E.D.'.
Jan " Ct
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Lookout! !!

rNVIE p.rspaa who t.Yk, through mi'she Or
4 o,h.rwi.u. THO eV2Rc0AT$, blue and
. gray, from thc Store Huuss q: klchardsonf On
.ho nixht Of the 9Sh. Ars Loiinsd ttat il troy d"
not return the ssms 70 Mr. A. Jrne', on the
premises, very ,p.edily, he strong arn Of tn:
law will fall uron tkam. They are known, and
are thus notified in nr1er to give them an oppor-
tunity to act as beesme gtnlsu:ep.
ian le Ut
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEF1ELD DYSTR1GT..0


Nv ORDH-ARY. -ai1as ',.>ee
HpY W. 3. DURISoH, Esq, Ordinary OF Rdgs-
I'D fsld District. -s,e- -
Where's, Tb.dd.us C. stron has applied TO
mo for LISTERS Of Administrations, cH nj! and sin
gusr goods and ehatssia. rights and ersditso o'
Taomas C: S.ror, ,lats ef tho district aforssaid,
deceased.
and sin oular tho and orsdtors of the s.id
deceased, +. be and appe.rbsfors me, at our next
(Irdp.ry's CourtfJr tho said Dktriet,to bs holden
sf EdEsfelaa House. on the 7zth, dsy Of
Jtu. lost. TO show cause, IL. any, Why tie said
administration shoald not DO grsntod.
Given under ny hand aad seal, this lath a.y
of-Jsa, In ths- Yesr of-nEr~ tord -ons thous-
sal siskt hundred and siyty zig, end, ln the
nihstioth yoarof the sovsrsiGnty and tsdspsa-
daacs ii, ihe Uai,sd dStatss q iAmsfScz! :s.h....
y .<... .:t.- VI. p. DURfSoEj 6.E.D.
,J.,17- .-2f:;. .-:--it'f =. -: q
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Stolen,
To Sell. or Rent,

r An authorised to SELL, or to RENT for thu
Il present year, the commodious SToRE-H0U USE
6sfonging to Mr. W. T. Goldiug, and adjoining
Mi. IT. Roots Store. This House hSs three gbAa
rooms, and is aitua.edin the susinsss Fart Of tho
town. Possession given Immediately.
Jaadf afl: IL a
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State of South Carolina,
. u I1l1D IVkO y
IN ORDINARY.


IN ORDINARY.
TpY W. F. DUR1soE, Esquire, Ordinary Of
- slseG-id Di=iriet:
whsrsal, EIdrsd S. Kirkland hss spilled to
As for Letter. VI AdministSatoa, on all and singu-
lar the go.ds and chattsls, rights and credits Of
wsrron Kirklsad, late Of tho District aforesaid,
decd.
Thsss are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
AMI zinsula., ts kindred andoreditors Of the said
deceased TO bo and appear before me, st our next
Ordinary Court for tho said District, tpbs holden
=, EAxeteld Court lioess, on the t+th day Of
Jan. last, to show eaa:e, If any, why the
said administration should act be granted.
Given under my hand and ssai, this 10th day OF
JAN in year Of our Lord ono thousand eisht hun.
drvd aud iixty-siy, and ia tho ostb year Of tho
Indspsndenee Of the Unit,d States Of America.
W. ,. DuEIS0K, o.E.D.
IAN IL 81
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$40 Reward!

SSTOLRS from the Subscribsr on tho night OF
e he sd instant, TWO HORSE MULRs-ho,h
niouds- -oolorod, sSeh ab6st u yesrs old. and Of
uodiam slse,-ons bliad in the right eye. No
particular usrks or sests rem ,mbored.
For the recovery VI said Mulcs ! will pay
reward Of sloin !gold, il delivered to mo near
Cold Springs P. o.
Jan 10 2t
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State OF South Carolina

EDGEElELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
Wilson PAGsstt xnd sthsrs,
Manchester Padsstt, Guardian
q aaiii;sm oktho minor eLidrsn
DY ~ order fr-a ihS Ordinary, shall proceed
30. to resell at Eds.fsld Cour, House. on shs FIRST
Monday in February n.xt. for PAr:iiion, at
tao risk Sf ths formyr purchaser, one TRACT
OY LAND known as Trse, No. J, being part Of
the RgAI. ESTATE Of Mary P.lgs.t, decssssd,
soatsin;ns Ninsty-iwS Aares, moro or lss. sns
bounded by lands OF Lxwsou Bidson, Russsl Eii-
.sp, Alfred Whi,tis and O,hS.s.
TRRNS.-Ths above tract Of lsEd. will bs
told on credit ill lst Jan. next in lawful NOR.
.y.i the State. Purca .ssrs will DO required +.
give Rond and Securities. and y Mdr;ysgu to the
Ordinary 20 secure ths purchase money. Cos:s t"
be paid in Ca,h, sud 10 pay Tor TITLES eItr..
". SPIRES, S.E.D.
JlA st
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Notice.

vUy!IE un ,rrsgned you'll most respectfully In
L form thoir frionls aus p,irnrs that they will
confirm, the PRACTICE 0S MEDICINE in is
several departments, in the Village and adjacent
country. But ~ NO have to pay Cash for every
,hiag We have to buy, We will expect tho sash or
itr equivalent for sur Ierriuss Thcnsror the pa!
tieut is discharged.
4. G. TEA9UE,
T. J. TEAGUE.
Oct. IL II 81
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Law Notice.
]. E. M USE,

Dental Surgeon,
FnESPEcTFULtY informs the citiEuns Of Edge
10. field District that he will take great pleas
ur. in waiting on any ono 1t their residence, who
sill inform BIN either in person, or through the
past stics-as be hat no office At prs'ont, and is
boarding in tho country.
All operations guaranteed.
Jaa ) II
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REPRESENTING
order and ship Cotton from section of the county, making liberal ad
these houses will
egoiaon Exchange New York. Liverpool London
By will be that keep expressly for the
LINENS which will sell cheap and instances lower than
car be bought in Louisville and Cincinnati.
propose Merchants holding Cotton make them advances CASH
GooDs any the points, thus giving
advantage Augusta New York Liverpool markets
Of the above will that facilities for doing business
the making
Cash probably superior the State
We earnestly correspondence with Dealers Shippers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-22
TIE FREEDMEN.

PROGRESS or TIE MOVEMENT TO EDUCATE THEM.
BY rgIEGKArH TRIBUNE
WAsuINGTOS, Dec 2l.-A very important movement Is
on foot looking TO the education Of the leading minds Of
the black race in this country especially among the freed
men Tho National Association for the Education Of
Colored Ministers and Teachers, chartered by Congress
last Winter has this work IN hand leaving the WORK OF
establishing common schools FOR primary education ell
tiry 10 those societies conducted Tor That purpose
Already ten schools established by this Association IN
various States and are designed 10 receive cOored minis
tors and teachers regardless Of scctarlan or party
connections. thus for the baptsts. who number Largely
among the Freedmen, ore strongly enlisted III ths NOh
and other bodies moving IN the same direction ,
W. H. Brisbane, South Carolina planter has recently
given very valuable plantation 20 this ASSOCIATION worm
about $OOJO which It Is proposed 10 establish an In
sutc and the Executive Committee, out OF respect 10
Peter Cooper Of Newf or for his devotion TO the edue
ton Of the poor, contemplate naming u Inc cooper IN
sachuseits the Rev. Mr.. Conway Of NcwYork, Dr. lur
ney L. Richards NJ. ID. Of Washington, and other well
known gentlemen ere active IN promoting tins movement
The following Endorsement Will demonstrate how the oD
jccis of this association appreciated by distinguished
gentlemen North and South;
Tie undersigned cordially commend this Association 10 ic
confidence of the American people and earnestly nope Ti T
empty supported N the work ccyailng TIE Nohs u I'''"
o. o. Howard General, Josiah Quincy Boston Thomas
Duru' la Bei b. Fanders Newt feans ~ J. htlhon 1
lutrs SsnsoT; a. L. Burnside Governor hhoae "1n 20
Iloa NJ J. sshod Alabama John Eaton jf MsuPhs; jos Is
Muueosi Jas Harlan L. = Sen,oT Hon James sped Men
tucly; b. 3D. Gregory. Maj0tirueial L. = ~ ho tiol 'oe
the lion Geo pssehsl Texas; Hu Sexton, Bieytt Agoio'N
ega L. :. T.. PeeE Cooper, Nsw.l orb
The Rev T.W Conway formerly Assistant Commissioner
OF the Frcedmens Bureau in Louisiana, has been elected
District Secretary OF this Association for the States OF New
York, NeVJocy and Pcnnsy lyauiG and enters upon MS
new duties ~ once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-22
LOUISIANA.
THE yEw.oRLEAYs RIOT INVESTIGATION


Ri TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE;
NEy-ORLgAys Dec 2l.--Mayor Monroe has been called
mon 10 give his aid 10 the Investigating committee on
the late not in this city. In addition TO other matters ne
is required to furnish the names Of oil the police force VINO
were on duty that period and for some time subsequent
~; and the Of every person holding Official positions
In the city at the time referred to.
ARRIVAL OF COSGRESSMEg ELIOT AND sHELLABARGEh
1T EEw-ORLEANS.
NEw.ORLEAEs Dee 2l.-COnEressmen Eliot ana Smell
abargcr arrived this evening and have taken rooms AZ he
ST. Louis Hotel 49,,
Orleqns TrbuHe states that the Congressman
Committee had scarcely been appointed oinyesgaIe INC
massacre before an attempt vas made by the heOei
authorities 10 influence them: ,,
1.-THE CITY Council passed resolution 10 dlloct MAYOR
Monroe 10 welcome thcm them. The City hm was
teudor,d for the surs of tie Committee witnesses comlk
to riyc in their evidence would thereby De wei known 10
our police They would have 20 pass between Two rows
these very policemen tcy met 40 the Mechanics institute anu
an that intimidation could do would have been brought 10 pear
AGAINST them The Committee at the City Hall would De- ID
Some wny under tho control 81 the city authorities - La
th. device OF the and bis councils calculated az
once 10 influence Committee and Ia umdae e witnesses
fo be heard iu Investigation. We arc ccduy hoIMeu
that the courtcscs of The city authorities have already
been declined rud IBIS certain IN advance Inc Ihed
States Cu,tum0usc IS she place named Tor holding the f
of The COMMITTEE Of Investigation The Mayor one OF le
individuals over the conduct OF whom the Committee WIZ s I'D
Indictment he Is one af the accused Aud that man. that
ccue that you extend the baud of fellowship ana
proier hs protection bis very Judges such ah ihusy
was Offered. .c or ia any county 10 any Ika
trait ID ans nation whatever.