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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-21

DR.. TvEs.-The New York Times states that DR..
Ives. formerly A: glican Bishop of North Carolina,
and now a convert to the Catholic Church, is about
to put forth controversial work, containing the
reasons of his conversion.
Mason AND DIxoNs LINE Charles Mason, a dis.
tingnshed English astronomer, sent over, prior
the revolution to determine the limits of the then
provinces of Maryland and Pennsylvania. and, assist
ed by Mr. Dixon, calculated and ran the line that
still defines the boundaries of the two States-whence
the name Mason's and Dxon's line" They meas
nred degree of the meridian, and account of
their operations was published bv DR.. MaskeIyne in
I" The Philosophical Transactions,'' for 1858 Ma
son died in Pennsylvania, in 1887.
N. Y. Sunday Times.
New MEDIcINE.--The following certificate, says
the Dutchnaan has been received by the author of the
6 GIancuIar Syrup:"-
"PoTrsv1LLE. July 90, 1853
{" Dear Sir.--I will be ninety three years old next
October. For forty years have been invalid. I'M
able to move except when stirred with lever; but
! blessed be God, year ago to-day, heard of the
Granicular Syrup. / bought bottle, smelt of the
cork. and found myself new | can now run
twelve miles hour, and throw eight double
sets without stopping.
"P S-A little of your Alicumstoulum Salye ap-
piled to wooden leg, reduced compound fracture
in eighteen minutes, and is now covering The limb
with fresh cuiicie of white pine bark"
| WoMAN's RIGHrs IN New JERsEY-The Mercury
says that single women, who free holders, vo-
ted in New Jersey as late's the year 1900 In a
newspaper OF that date is complimentary editorial
to the female voters, for unanimously supporting
John Adams for President, in opposition to Mr.. JEFF
| ferson.
/ THEATRIcAL-Mr James Anderson. the English
tragedian, will shortly visit the United States. He
has played farewell engagement at the Great Ma
Itional Standard Theatre, London.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-21

BANK Characterization the 9th of August to
the 9Th of October the New York City Banks con-
tracted their loans nearly nine millions of dollars
and in the week Immediately preceding the 9th,
S891.323. This contraction fully accounts for the
depression of the stock market, and renders it a
matter of congratulation that State loan of half
a million did so well under the circumstances
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-27
Georgetown Correspondence.
GEORHETONNN. Senfemher O1

GEoRGETowN, September 81, 1853
Christ Church, (Episcopa,) which has for several
xeca been in the hands of wo. knen, undergoing
some repairs aud alterations, has been completed,
ind Is again ready for religious worship. The pas
ior, the Rev. Mr.. Caldwell, who has been absent
'olne two months in consequence ofimpared health,
= expected to return some time next week.
There were sales yesterday OF 81 900 of the stock
ii the Potomac Insurance Company at 81 l21k. This
;ompany Is in a most prosperous condition. Its
ses bV fire for the last several years has, probably
1een i.ss than any Office in the land in comparison
With lis amodnt OF iisk.
s,oo0 pounds OF butter, from wagons sold yrser
lay al Sl6 q 81 y g., and OcO dozen eggs ut L,
a l719 cents T. dozen.
In the -four and grain market there is a better feel
ng and more activity. Sales yesterday of several,
hundred barrels OF the former, at ST, which appear,
~ be the ruling price for good brands Avary prime
'rticle of red wheat would command 81 Is a IL 90,
and oil white, 81 20 a 81 as SPECTATOR.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-27

on Y 1--IGP btlI.bi Mi 10
Ii ing finished, on the northeast corr"r Of -th st.
AID Louisiana avenue. in this city.
The trst floor has been constructed for a BE- liking
Establishment, Of marble. With Va1it- &C. and two
stores on 'th street The basement i construct Il
to embrace all ih. modern coliyerieucts for Res
tauran:. in conntXiGn with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters, provisions, &c Thu restaurant COM
nunc:tes both from i'll and on: doors with tn, &C.
rond story. which Is composed Of four rooms com
mulcating through ampi" to!ing door, :,r the ac-
cnmnl"taton of either large small private parties
Should The second story not i taken i'm come, len
with the restaurant the viii be rem 81 Tor +
fees The third story embrace nesFi: the whcIe
e1tcnt NJ the build n.y. and is well auaIt, J for =
comm 'dions billiard room for three tahlcs The
iourth story embraces the Hhnln extent OF the til-
Ing, AMI l. well adapted fer printing rCom or ~.
lnory. ard if not rented will he sp:rp fer meet
lpg or exhibition room Gas and water tlii al the
mo ern improv ements have been in roIuocd o.,
each floor of this building and its position cituatei
in the very hart of the most business portion o;
Washington, must insure large profits TO competent
tenants. Apply TO- or sd ir"ss
:. G. BARNEY,
street, between 9th and 9TH SITS Washington.
srp l!-pCtf-
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List Of Arrivals at tho Princina, Ho.e,.

Ndtiona Hotet-- Risly. NY; w Waworth
McCloskey, ZIG A Williams, Bali; b G.ny. Va;
DIR B Hawley, Ga; w A French = G; o conway.
Va; Hon A Winston, Ala; Miss 81 A Winston. do:
Gen o'Lrary; England; Mr. oLeary, DO; Gen spel,-
Ger, Md: p VaOnte, N Y; de Col, curse ,Iu N
Nickalls, Ga; Jno Casse, London; ] P Hives. lady
and child; Ga; Mrs l. NJ Durham, do; II s Stevens
and lady, child and nurse, c; Miss Stevens d.,:
Lewis, Tenn; J w Smith lady and child, Va;
Miss keefe: do; Belts, Md; r b Lalimer. do; Col
Cuttings, do; Jno Smith, n Y; Hume Greenfield,
London; I Moore, Bait: ii = Allen, Pa; l. Nash,
N Y; Sparkinan, do; NJ DemilI, do: ] N
Wyckotf, do; w snker,sC Cs McChcsney,
NJ; Powell, Ala; VIM S Sloan. $ 4: Hon
John r Thompson, lady and sery't, NJ; J A Pitts,
Ny; kiser, Ma; Riser, Ohio; b Moore,
sc; Nickerson, Ga; P Hey, do; A Osborn.
BILE, Ga: P Tucker, Vi; ii Moore. Va; A Macfar-
Ian, g; G Cameron, do; p w Engs, N Y;L $
Fellows, do; DIR RalIock, sc; nc Wes,ery.lt.
a DO; EN- sIlpp.r Ala; Aiker, II; William
Foote, do; Miss J Foote, do.
=, bro"ns Hotet-J d Webb and lady. Ala; Sol
McAipine and lady, do; Miss Nj McApine, do;
90 30 - MrAlpIne; do: do NJ Clement, do; $ d
Phlhps: Ill; Whitfield, Miss; Ed = Sarone, Bos-
ton; 5 Ball, Va: Miss A Knox. do: J G Martin
do; Jno Molat, do: j II Trumbul and Iady. do: Miss
Irnmbull, do; Pleasant do; Jno Norton. Ga:
r.. MashP ,,, n, 90; Dewerse, Ky;G Fern, do S
Fern, do; Flint, N Y: Jno c King Va: w MoSelev
sc: True Bradford, N i: w b HosnInr La: 4 Flesh
Md; NJ G Mckinney, Va; S ID Howard, c: Dry II
Taylor, do: Major T Atkinson. SC; Miss NJ r
atkins1n, 40; On Gavoti, Paris: Ed Hei do; F A
Curtis, Del: Jas Richee, Mass; Miss Richce. do:
Strlbblng, Va: w Green, do: p 5 Watkins do; ia,
Cameron, Ohio Saml Sou'hworth do: Geo MurpIy,
Pa; w Booth, N Y: ] Van Valk~nburg do: Il G
Hun;er va; jar Boyd, do: a King, Didier,
Mo w ii Dunn, Ala; w l. ROunt La: T. r Nase
sc; w Gombert, n Y; w B Averett, Mo- Miss In
graham, do: + Har .rOve, Ala: Mrs w Lillev and
daughter, do: w Morrison and lady, do Miss
Fowler, Conn w Emory. Ma: w J THOMPSON.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-27
By F.. h. STRATTON, Aucttoneer
{tAEtCTQk'S SALE of very VAL
"A liable Real and Prrsanal Estate.

I'm Monday, the 18th o, October next at o'clock
r. M viii b" sold ST my auction rooms. south side
of r. an~y vania avenue. near 10Th street all the
real aid personal property belonging the estate uf
Tbos. W. Pair''. teceas"i viz:
Lot j. iii suu north of !. fronting on p.nnsyl-
wanna avenue and r. street. containing about 800
feet.
Lot D. III s'lcarr 9. imrrc ed l'y very large stone
aa:"n'u>c ard hart. fronting on both the Potomac
river d! i " cSapt axe aud Chic caral. cling one Of
most valu"he pieces of wharf property in the city.
Lot ~. rinare -9n. will three-Story brick dwell
Ing NOW Ci'ici y Met. Young. Fsq on north +
str et, between 18th ard 9Th streets west
Lots IL and l., square ~. on west ride of l2th It
west. lctHsen ana L noTt;i.
Lot J. square .i5S, with three story brick store
houSc. rev occupied by }. ". Dorm 4 Brother and
enc o. tc very best business Stpuds la the city: sit
uaiod GA Penrs, l'Yua evence. north side, between
10th ami ith streets wet
sEG!l part of Lot 26 sGuare 36s. on an alley
Iscs Of and 9th streets. ID and -
handsome country seal. containing about Is
acres of ground with iar-c and subs a1.tial brick
dwelling house, large ard substantial barn. and 9TH
er out house,: situated or the heights just north
% the city boundary iiiir. adjoining Kaloruma
~ shares Eant of Metropolis stock
40 do Patriotic Rank do
80 d" iious1onic Railroad 10
u" c. ard u. Canal 10
Go Washir =ton City and Georg etown Stesm-
packet Stock
l do Wellington Library Company
Cine hun md dollars Cor; ora:i n # Washington
Stuck.
Terms Of sale Fer real estate onc-third cash res
i'nc in one and two years, with interest secured by
deed of trust on the property FOR the stocks cash
will be r.qu'rd
BY order of C. W. PAIRO, Executor.
E. n. STRATTON, Auctr.
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Democratic Ratification keetine

New YORK, Sept. 26.-An immense
and enthusiastic gathering of the Hard
Shell Democrats was held in the Park
this evening to ratifv their State ticket.
Just as James /. Brady rose to speak the
platform, containing the speakers, re-
portcrs, and some three hundred men and
boys, fell to the ground with q crash.
breaking the legs of two men, and slight
ly injur!ng others. The meeting was re-
organized at the steps of the City Hall,
and Mr.. Brady resumed his discourse.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-27
Arrests for Fraud.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 81. John S. Dye was
was arrested here this morning charged
with keeping an Office for the redemption
of fraudulent bank notes, being similar
to the charge made against VIM. Mccain
non. Both cases came up this afternoon
before the Police Court, when McCannon
was fined $500 and costs, and Dye held
to hail in 81, 600 TO appear next Tuesday
Dye keeps an exchange office, and is the
proprietor of Dues Bark Mirror.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-27
Baltimore Markets .

BALTIMORE, Sept. q, II M.-Flour is
flrm-sales of Howard st. and City Mills
at s6. Wheat advancing-sales of a 600
bushels ct good prime white wheat at
81 81 al III; extra, s. 40-red, 81 25
81 -. Corn. 1900 bushels sold
white, 1lc., yellow, 75c. Oats, SIC. to
42c. Whiskey, sc. per gal. Butter in
kegs, lsc.; in rolls. lSc.
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The Fever at New Orleans and Noh,,s

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2f.-The deaths
for the "a hours ending yesterday morn
ing were 30, including l6 from fever, and
for the "a hours ending this morning. 40.
including IL from fever. No more daily
reports will he issued after this date.
MOBILE, Sept. c4.-The yellow fever is
abating rapidly here, there having been
only Ii deaths from all diseases in the last
"a hours.
MOBILE, Sept. 26.-The deaths for the
a hours ending last night were IL, inclu-
ding Q from yellow fever.
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BRANCH OF sTATroNERs, HALL,

Nos lt4 ard l16 itdri street, -Nssr York.
Ola sfrGt. d0"rs s"rii I'BDa. ar, i;IsLia0ioEl
4 tJLLlSS. BOWIE Co, Importers Of Foreign
~ and Dealers I'm Domestic stationery. Ere now Of
f.ring Of tee largest and ST elected stocks TO
The tred' chat crn hn f>ur.i in this Tlarkot. Our
stock comprie all III, va ious - les and qualities
wanted in tie Erit~ Statrs rnd Cnna1lF. consisting
Of Bath Port, pl in ~ lit edge; rlsin. Gilt snd
Emlo.sed Note; Cpr Litter, Commercial Note. Com
mercial Packet. and fGiio Fort; flst Cay. DENY.
Me- ium ROYAL. sun Royal America and English
Draw inx Ps!ers; il2n L rbcFsa and Colorcd Cards
Card. feriorate Bristol. E"naet and Straw Boards
Bank, Pass and Memo rndam Euoks Of every rs-
riety, Fancy, Marble and ColoTci rapcrs very low
price, Gold Pens, With aui without Silver IIedc-s
and steel Pens. Cutlery, &c with endless asSort-
men: of StationarS' Goo ls and Envelopes nf every
dcscri1 ton. COLLINS, BOVINE Co.
2I-Gw-
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ARISE TO LIFE AID HEALTH.

TRUE experience proves that it is contrary TO ma
i ture that any single article CT compound can
cure very disease and il also proves that nothing
has ever IN found {" 80 eff ua'y eradicate d>-
eases Of the chest, comprising affections Of the
thr At, bronchitis, asthma consumption, aud other
d'sascs OF u rearir.tU.y Or:ans the Treatment,
or remedy used by Ir, Brothers Gray, with the
addition Of thu ii haatrn "f mg'!icsted yapor row
uS"I in The -umptire losl,ifals in Brour on.
near London. where ibis ds.a>e exclusively is
trr"ttd. We hAtter ourselves hso that all who "a
vor Vtii cal! thu vii. without askiLy ~ IN
gucsti,s. tell them the: CON ,aiEts ana slmp-
toms and guarantee an easy and tposSly d.
c.'.'st adj sntase sc haze other mecsl men Is
in the mauIier drte1min, the nature and loca-
ton of the disease. wh;rh is ly the urii.e. ".
quire ut least two o. the first III the mornir.
The many facilities afforded IL hospital and pri-
vat prac:ic" i'm this AMI foreign countries warrant
in assuring those lao sufcrn, from Gi-e;ists
of any kind that treatment il "tcrded VI IN
usually favorable utts for 40 know tho disease
il half the cure" Changes mode, atr in all ca<es
ami any poor pcrScn ran. h. !erssra'iy consulting
Drs. b x G., ami presenting AFFIDAVIT fl III JUS
tice OF the peace. stating that tnv 7rtuous des-
titure Of means. &c. have mel r!Ge free { cost
Office south street. opposite Smithsonian Irsti-
tute. DRS. BRaTiEkS A GRAY
sen 20-ao2W&-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-27

GILNAN's Liquid HAIR DYE.-This article canno,
be too strongly recommended tn public attention, II
possesses III peculiar degree the property cffrcu-
ally changing white, red gray hair to beautiful
black or brown, III a few minutes. without ar!y in
Jury whatever to the hair. but the contrary ri yes
IL lively and natural appearance. La.:ies and gen
tlemcn who have becoaie premaurely gray can. in
I'VE minutes. ifhcy wish it, have head of hair uf
raven ilackness, warranted permanent. Gentle
n''n who wear Whi>kers or nustachos of 4 gray or
reddish hue can in few seconds have them pcrlna-
nrntly black. Prepared by u. ID. GILMAN, Chemist,
WnShinmOn
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New style Hf Hats. BOnuets, Furs.
aud Fancy Goods

- .. I. EI ANS has Just returned from M>.--
the Northern cities with the most com 49,
GzAple'e stock of HATS FURS. and IN-FS,%
FANS GOODS ever offered in Washington W.
His stock comprise in part OF
beehes celebrated Fall style Hats, most elegant
article exuiSitely finished. The prominent and pre-
vaiiinS style of H.ts now worn in the Northern
cities.
very handsome and elegantly finished HIT
OF MS own manufacture. article which cannot re
surpassed in the District
a large and elegant assortment of Caps. of all
kinds and at all pYices
splendid assortment of Miliuary Caps and Equip
mcnts.
An assortment of Infants Hats. which for l,-autv
ana eiesance cannot be surpassed
FTR.S! FURS. FIRS.
Inc f'ock OF Purs which the subscriber has Just
reserved Is the most superior and the cheapest That
hss n'en offered in this city, comprising Sable,
White Erm'ne, Stone Martin, Fitch Rock Martin
ana great variety IF other fine furs
Al tnese goods will be sold on the most accnmmo-
dating terms. He is determined TO SELL as bis mot
to Is small profits and quick sales" Call at
EVANS Fancy Esta blshment.
sop l7-d2w.
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AUCTION SALES.


NNATCHES. JEWRLRY and FANCY GOODS.
w az .AHrt.oH.-on FRIDAY and SATURDAY
evening September Goth ard October lst we win
sli at our tore, at o'clock, good assortment of
the above. viz:
l superior Gold Hunting Watch, fun iewelled with
extra dial ar.l main spring
Gold Hunting patent detached Lever Watches
I Ladies' Gold Hunting Irpine Watch
Iiiver ieIine four-hole jewel.ed Watches
| second hand English sold Lever Watch
Coil Medaiiions, with double glasses
Gold Pencil, Tens, Ear md Finger Einss
brcastrns. Strds. Watch Keys Chains &e
Also. lot of Fancy Goods aud Plated Ware. China
Vases. Clocks. &c
TINS c-sh.
DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON. Auct'r..
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 1th streets.
SEP 21-3t-
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{1f- OLD SORES, ULCERS, and all eruption, and
d>' asses arising from mpnre or depraved state of
the blood. See the extraordinary cure of Mr. VIM
6. Harwood, highly respectable citizen of Rich
mond. Va, by Carriers Spanish Mixture. He had
ulcers and sores OF the wor>I description, and finally
got 80 bad that he was unable TO walk, except on
clutches. 4 few bottles of Carriers Spanish Mix
iure, The great blood purifier cured him. rs it ha>
cured hundreds OF others who have suffered with
rheumatism, bad effects of mercury, and pains and
ulcers of the homes and joints.
-. See advertisement.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-27

Serious Ch6rse.-This Torning, Young man
named b. f. White. was taken before Captain Birch
charged with stealing basket of chickens from the
market last night. He admitted that he took the
chickens, but intended to pay the owner the price
ne asked for them. The plea not sufficient to
,nsiify hi release and he was held to bail in the
sum of $500 to appear at court.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-27
AT PRIVATE SALE.

WILL offer at private sale, my LEASE. with
Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles all OF
which VIII he shown TO any one wi. hing to ptlr-
c!l1>c. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue south
side, near 9th street; runs back to Is street: colt
taiur IL rooms, in good order. T'iHe of lease -
months. The House is in good rcpute and dong "A
good business; from! just painted. 4 quantity OF
good LIQUOR can hr had at cost price. For fur
Their particulars the subscriber.
All persons indebted to me Will please cal! up and
pay and save further Trouble. J. DAVIS
Sc Ct
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New YORK farkets

New YORK, Sept. 27-l p. N.-Flour
duller. Sales 1000 bblS. State brand at
So % a sc 81, Southern, Sc so a sc CO.
Wheat-20, 600 bushels sold-Southcrn
white, 81 40; rcd, 81 -. Corn-I5,Oo0
bushels sold; white, Sic, yellow, Sic
Stocks dull and declining. Cotton I'M
changed.
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MUSIC: MUSIC:

1fI Bertini'S celebrated Studies. for the piano
The Carnival of Venice. tor piano aud violin: I'll
pray for the: Itrlv: Thr smilc Lilly Dale Waltz:
Lily Dale SchottSch": Lilly Dale tuckstap: Joyful
Waltz: fhka echo du Mont Blanc: Bachelor polka;
DodworthS worry best polka; Magic spell Schottsche;
Comet Srhottisch- Rory GHoure QuicA step: Pre-
bell galop; tn. Odd Fellows March. &C. &c
SRys.--The Sections daughter: On TO the field of
glory, iuett II I could have my way; Mooniigh,
music, love and flowers: Within - mile of Edinburp
town: Do they miss ne: Why don't he come? ru,I
MI TIE latest Ethiopian and Sentimental S.rrs lust
received at WJNpR,S
9Th stre.t near Louisiana avenue
sep2o [Newsl
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New Fail Styles Of Gentiemen's Fur
nfshtnR Goods.

NlAS. III. LANE has Just returned from New
~ York, and is now np"ning larry. aud elegant
assortment q" trayatS. Scar;s, Stocks, Ties Gloves
Sutpendcrs iIandkcrchicfs, Hosiery. &c. together
with all other Articles usually found in r-t class
establishment.
The public respectfully invited 10 call and rX-
anime my stock, which will lie cheerfully exhibited
to all with polite atte-tion. Reasonable prices aud
fair dealing NAV he relic unon.
LANES Hat, Cap, and GentIemeh'E
Furnishing Establishment, Penn. avenue.
sep lo-eo2w near 4 \ street.
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL.

CUiHpt HUI, " HNnngfoU.
ENOR RENT.-The above Hotel is offered for rent
either with without the Furniture ami other
Fixtures II is o. the most desirable situations
III the city, anu an excellent location for business
Possession may be had at any time between tis
and the midi" OF October next. Toa gentleman OF
responsibility DESTROYS of keeping motel fin. op-
rortunity IL offered. Applications to be made tic
present proprietor. JOHN F0Y
ScD 6-3;aWnE
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By DOWNS d HUTCnINsON. Au,,-.


4 N0SING OUT SALE Of FURNITURE. CHINA.
y Glass, fSpcFtry-tcsrr, Cana Ta;ss, dr.-Qn
thursday morning, September Goth, at 10 o. 10 X.
We will sell. vt store, thc entire stock of the
above Cords then remaining hsni As we ar.
a'ont n remove TO the Athehrum building where
we intend Opening entire stock. the sale will
le without reserve. The sro"h consists in part Of
NahoEany and walnut spring seat Sofas
Mahogany parlor Chairs and Rockers
Cne and WOOD eat do
Chilarens Chairs. Bureaus Rc,isteads
Ga'trrssCs. Breakfast ard Card Tubes
LOOMING Glasses, Rosewood and mahogany one and
eight day Clicks
stoves. Shovcis and T""c.. WATERS Brcoms
Baskets. Buckets. ChiI,a Nases. iron stone China
riCrer Tets, Tumhers, Casters
Fruit and Sugar Bowls, Aibata Tea & Table Spoons
Knives a. d FORKS. ralsrrS fish knives &C
Ais" will De addci-
One secondhand Gcub'c-sea'el Rcckaway Carriage
but little used.
Terms of sale SIS and un,l, r. cash over SOB n
cr'tt OF % end 80 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
der Ell, bearing inter. ST.
Downs & HUTCHINSON,
Au'toaecrs and Commission Merchants.
Ia. avenue. te.weeu 9th and 9TH streets.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Arrival Ct Secretary Guthrie Increase Of the
Yellow Eever-The Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, I'm.
Secretary Guthrie arrived here this
morning from New York.
There were eight cases of yellow fever
here yesterday. Several more to-day.
The papers are silent on the subject, for
fear Of injuring trade: but the disease is
worse than supposed.
Flour is selling al sc l2!. Wheat firm
and advancing. Corn has an upward
tendency.
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, .uc,,on.e,s

BY GNF ZEN & SCOTT, AucttOneers.
pot >EiiHi.h md KITCHEN tURNIi URE at
i iUCT!GE.--On THURSDAY the csth in
Sttlii VT shall eel, NJ 10 o'clock a. H.. st the r-s-
.ence - gentleman declining housek eeping on the
south e.';e at {. netween = and 18th streets good
assortment (! Furniture, VIZ:
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs. i,orAeIs &C.
81 c2!blP tGp c,ctrt Dining. end uthtr Ia
ul.E
&c si3ehoa i. pI,a i.S and other Bureaus
China GC>s- %rockerJ, ana stone Ware, among
Which ara one 2ori " .2;tc Dinner and Tea Set;
liz" britannia re.
Solar, Hail ana ether Lau-ls
ThCPi-ply. Ingram, Passage. anu S:;ir Carp,ts
Mating, Feather Beds and Mattress
iedsr-ads. Wa!.lr0beS, and Waehstands
Cooking, Raiiatnr, Air light snd other STOVES
With ';oo! assortment. Of Kitchen requisites
FERNS All sUnS Of - rasii over SO a credit 81
III aad 81 days. fcr notes satisfactorily endorsed
herring interest GREEN d SCOTT,
SCI II AuetiOneers
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-27
sep 24-3t- Sth street. near Pa. avenue

A SMALL FARM FOR sALE.-The land is well
IA watered; part is in wood and part in crass it
is admirably situated for very early garden Il, ,!l
as for dairy. The distance from the south end Of
the Long t'rdg- IS about two miles. The term, Of
sale viii he very accommodating. For further par
ticulars apply to e. Z. EITTENnorsE, Bank OF Com
merce, Georgetown, or q. F. RITE sTtousr Treas
ury Department, Washington. seua-2aw4w