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THE EVENING STAR
By WALLACH HOPE.
SEI EKs-FAILsNG REMEDY!
HOLLOWdY'S DIN TMENT

A CRIrPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCHES AFTER
TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
Copgof1 4 Letter from Hr Thcmllson, Chem
st. LirsrPoOi datcd Augusi 20th, 1852
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
Deay Sri am enabled to furnish you with
n most extraordinary cure effected by your
invauab; Ointment and Pills, which has as
tonished every person acquainted with the
sufferer About ten years ago, Mr.. w. Cum
Minis. Of caltney Street, in this town, was
thrown from his horse, whereby he received
very serious injuries hs had the best medical
adviec al the time, and was afterwards an in
mate Of different infrmaries, yet he grew
worse, aud "a length a malignant running ul-
Ger settled In his hip, which so completely
crippled him, that he could not move without
erutches for nearly ten years; recently he
began to Use your Ointment and Pills, which
have now healed the wound strengthened his
limb. and enabled him to dispense With his
crutehts, so that he can walk with the great
est case, and with renewed health and vigor.
(Sigue1) j. THOMPSON.
MOST EXTRAORDISARY CURE OF DREADFUL
SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL MEDICAL AID HAD
FAILED
Copy ofa Letter from M Hird, Draper, of
KSa,iy, Hcar Gainabro', dated March |, 1852
10 Professor HOLLOWAY,
Siy-o''-ne time since, one of my children
was afflicted with dreadful eruptions over the
body and limbs. | obtained the advice of Sc
veraI eminent Surgeons and Physicians, by all
of whom the case was considered hopeless. AT
length [ tried your Ointment and Pills, and
without eXaggeratiOn, the effect miracu-
lOus, for by persevering in their use, all the
erJptiOn> quickly disappeared, and the child
was restored to perfect health
previously lost child from similar COM
Tlant, and [ firmly believe had in her case
adoptcl v.,ur medicines she would have been
saved also. 1 shall be happy to testify the
truth Of this to any inquirer.
tSigned) j. HIRD, Draper.
The Pills should be used conformity with the
Ointment in most of the following cases:
Bad Legs, Gout.
Bad Breasts, Glandular Swellings
Burns, LumbagO,
BunionS. Piles
Bite of NCschetOes and Rheumatism
Sanj-tiies, Scalds.
Coca-bay. Sore Nipples,
ChjegO foot, Sore throats,
ChllblIlns- Skin Diseases,
Chapnel hands, Scurvey,
Germs. (SofD Sore-heads
Cancers, TumOurs,
Contracted and Stiff Ulcers,
Joints, Wounds,
EicphIntIasIS, 1awS.
FiStulaS.
Sold al The Establishment Of Professor HoL-
LOwAr, ~, Strand, (Iiear Temple Barr Lon
don, au ~ all Vendors of Medicines through
out the unIted States. in Pots, at 81 c.. SIC.
AMI ~ 5ao. each. Wholesale, by the principal
Drug houses in the Union and by Messrs .
i. K ID. SANDS. New York
a There is a considerable saving by taking
the larger size.
y. B.-DirectiOns for the guidance of pa
tients in every disorder are affixed to each Pot
june II
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For all Bowel Complaints.
DIR. J. S. ROSES CARMINATIvE BALsl

DIR. ]. s. ROSES CARMINATIVE BALSAM
A sure remedy for aitlbowel complaints This
Mixture Is one OF the most important medicines and
should be kept in all families. As a soothing prepa-
ration it has equal. in of infants with flat
ulency, pain i'll the bowels, bowel complaints, cho-
era morbus restlessness, crying general pain,
has proved perfect balm producing sleep without
opium, and strength without bitter, AS specific
tor bowel complaints of adults il has never failed
twenty-five cents per bottle.
DR.. s. ROSES COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF BUCHU, ..#.
For all Diseases of the Kd,,e,s and Builder also
Specific for Gout.
FMS Is decidedly one of the best remedies ever
used Tor diseases OF the kidneys, bladder, &C.. and
also for equity affections; always highly recommended
by the late DR. Physick, and many of the most dis
tlngulshed medical men abroad. Price 50 cents.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, &c
The Liver being the largest gland in the human
body, II Is more frequently deranged than any other
Then follows dyspeI Isia, constipation, cold feet and
loss OF appetite-tne skin becomes yellow, the spirits
droop, and there is great aversion to society Re
glaie the iver and you correct all these evils. The
surest preparations 10 take are DIR. ROSES cele-
brated Railroad or .4nti Bilious Pills. They carry
OFF the bile, and soon give appetite and strength
His D5spepsiG Compound should be taken where a
person has been troubled with dyspepsia for q Ions
time-Price so cents; but for colds bilious habits,
jaundce, &c, take DR.. Roses .fnti Bilious or Rail
road Pills, l2x and % cents per box.
All of the above preparations with Dr. Roses
Medical Adviser 10 persons in Sickness and in
Health, TO be had Off. ID. Gilman Charles Stott &
Co., w H, Gilman, John w. Nairn Patterson &
Nnirn, W. Morrison, VIM, II. Evans, Kidwell &
Lawrence, ]. B. Moore, Washington J. L. Kid
WELL Georgetown; and by all dealers in Alexandria
Va jys-ly
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ptKD AGES, for sale by
ID ape JNo. W. BADEN.
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THE WEEKLY STAR
Varieties.

TEST OF GOoD HUMoR.-Wake a man
in the middle of the night and ask him to
to lend you five shillings.
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ean3 that sa sAvaaoe In NO rate q &sceent ~ ~
BANK Of France at their next ma citing u probable
Notwithstanding the stEvnuen exsrdeas q ~ esR
Powers to bring about speedy set Of the Astrn
question we are unable 70 obtain aS>y infornatoa e
satisfactory nature the general L. that the isag
pending negotiations will end In the peacSAts selasa 4
In wheat further advance of d., A. con JARED wih
the Monday previous was established last weo aad tbs
price u.s. TO A. per quarter higher than che price
Of last Monday The harvest in England will be be,w an
average The usual surplus from tho East l. prc-
pay sent TO France and Italy where the harvest & -
deficient This competition and the increased censunp
ton will tend to maintain the present price. Tho YEA
ter for the PAST few days has been very favorable for hs
harvest in England
In Scotch pig iron the market Is inactive at 63s Raus
dull at fS 5s Copper and lead dull at the quet
tons There will be at the close of the matorl
decrease in the production compared with former
years, Of these metals. Tin maintains it's price, with
large business doing and tendency to advance Spsltsr
is active at f22.
In American securities there has been a very limited
business. The demand has been confined to United
States and city and State bonds In railway bonds there
has been few transactions principally in old eablhsd
lines at lower prices the adverse political and anansal
inye
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vss seem wonderfully to assimiats in their weakness
Aer inca pacity and their arrogance Obliged to Zee
from Rome Plus this would hardly fear be able 70
escape the intended for him By his revolving
subectc he left 10 himself for q moment In the
meantime the troops whom he has subsidized who
sent to give him protection sap the foundations
Of the PoFedom by the drains on the exchequer
Again the cholera il amongst and again
found unprepared In Newcastle alone II. $50 am
lies destitute Of any accommodation nature demands
imperatively. This is country town, and has country
health pared this vast metropolis whence
fairly lodged this frightfu epidemic shows by
experience only hope for his evacuation but by
holocaust Of thousands We have had inquest in
particular exhibiting degree Of culpable remssness ofn
specton the part of the Authorities which only those
in Office can understand One William Heckie inhaled
daily the exhaations OF uackers yard cagut makers,
aud bone boilers We hear of this because he died Of
cholera. Its familiar rival typhus carries of with as
knows how many nndisturbed. w. K. ~
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Supreme Court-spccial Term.

Ocr. 3.-In me matter IF Canal osd WoItT sdeds.-
he report Of this case in Saturdays paper it stat
that Mr. Armstrong, the late Clerk produced a recsi
from Mr. Whiting certain papers alleged TO be nissan
and that Mr. Whiting admitted Il nj he gave receipt
that II was for the bundle Of papers in court We shoe
have stated that Mr. Whiting admitted that he gave
recent and that for all the papers In question
that there had taken froa the inside OF paper No
mentioned in the receipt, and which he said he had
examined until considerable time after the papers w
returned him. leaves obtaining names Of DIRECTORS
the amount Of $50, 600
Mr. Armstrong was at his request, sworn .
examiaed show that, If this had been done al AL
could not possibly have been done whi.e the papers
in bIs custody.
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Markets.
JANIS M'HENxY's circular.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 90, 1853.
PRoyEuoss.-In sides and shoulders moderate business
IL doing at unchanged prices. The government contract
for beef has been taken at f6 81 81 for H.
900 ierccs pork ut 81 SIS to e. these high rates have
yet being done. Cheese keeps active. Lard
quiet.
QrRcnRoS BARK Is duh, with small salos.
In CioyFI,SrfD nothing
Ri.K aud IISsfKD CAKES active.
EYrAprrTr-1hc advanced prices advised by the Anne
rica confirmed by large tran Sctiens daily, though
without the excitement then noticed Tho quotations OF
our and wheat remain unaered, bat Indian Is Is
TO p. dcarer.
CoTroS-1he which acted unfavorabv
y market last week still continue in full force and the
desire realise being very general and the demand limit
ed prices still tend downwars The sales yesterday
5000 bales and to-day 1900 balesone fourth being for
export speculation In Manchester there is very tio
doing either for export the home trade and prices
generally lower with rather Responding feeling
BROWN, SMILEY AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 20 1883.
Since the date the above circular the cotton market
has extremely dull with turn in prices in OF
buyers, though not generally amounting to quotation
Qualities below low middling almost unsalcablo Sales
for three days ~ 600 bales which Spectators and
exporters take 500 bales The Manchester market of
to-day has passed oil heavily with limited demand for
goods and yarns
The corn market Ia, agaH been animated wheat s hay
dian com in moderate demand at tho above rates
ANTHONY DoRR AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LONDON, Sspt. 20 1852
During the past month the Bank Of England has in
cent and further rise Of = Is Anticipated The rate Of
discount bills in Lombard street has kept pace with
the bank rate Money call may 10 quoted at 80 to l.
ler cent and best bills ut "A to g. The market il ia
very uncertain state The discount houses profess TO be
we supplied at the same tmo there very brisk de-
nnnd AZ Amsterdam the rate of discount has advanced
from 60 az per cent and dUcInod again to ~ At
Hamburg from ~ to per cent and Is present u
In aris money continues easy, although the rate has
somewhat advanced in the past few days The quantity
of bullion in the Bank Of France has diminished during
the rast fortnight notwithstanding the largo quantity
that hsDbcen shipped from this country; and general
opinion prevails that from the difference In value be
the two countries coupled with the wants Of
goyeUameot end tho Large sums tsllig due railway
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The Boston Fire Department called out ths past
twelve times, from the following eauses.From farms
twice; defect in chinaey, onco supposed inceadiariI
twice; burning Of bod once bsliDg over OF varnish
and oil three times when the origin OF the ro CO
not be ascertaned, spontaneous combustion, once; q
from the burning Of lumber, &c, at East cambridge
this FIRE the ala, "A only given on the northern
cult, and cnginca Nos. ana wcro sent TO the scen
destruction ana repdered efficient service. On the
there s@srm at Fast Boston only, from the boz
Of tar on board schooner Ringgod. There we're
fires extingr .shvl by The watch during the month
out giving an alarm. Tho above alarms came from
following lisxicts and ststions:District statons
T. 10; isairt q stations l, Il district s. stations
district ., Ataton 2; district ], z
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Returning TO the city after short absence, I AnA
name among the officers Of free soil meeting hi
Tsmnany Hall on the 23d Of September Never he
belonged 10 the abolition party, and DESTROYS OF tha
cess OF tho democratic party shall support the re.
dominated ticket headed George W. Cnton. YsuK
specifically JOHN UtlAEE, Nfnctcouth VIZ
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Angl0-American Claims.
NETTING or THY MIXED o. MMIssiON IN LONDON

NOTIFICATION.
With reference to the notification which oppeared in
the Gssate Of the 2ad ut that convent has been
concluded between Her Majesty and the United States Of
America for the settlement Of all outstanding claims by
means Of q mixed commission and that Commissioners
about to meet for the purpose Of carrying out the
stpulatons OF such conventions:
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners hold
their first meeting the 18th inst, and that all persons
subjects of Her Majesty who may have claims to prefer
upon the Of the United States arising out Of
Of date subsequent to the Oath OF Deem
ber 1874 and prior TO the Goth Of july 1853 he date
Of the exchange Of the notifications of the convention
should forthwith transmit the particulars Of the TO
Her Maestys Principal Secretary Of State for Foreign
Affairs together with the requisite evidence norma
ton in support thereof for the purpose Of being submit
ted to the Commissioners
Notice is also hereby given, that in conformity with
the following stipulation Of the third article Of tho
venton-
Every shall presented 70 the Commsioasrs with
tho day Of their frst meeting unless In
any delay shall DO estabhod the
pre Of the Commissioners differing in opinion
teeupon then and in such the period for
presenting the claim be extended any time not exceed
ing three months longer.
Every claim which may not be presented to the Com
mssioners before the 18th of March, 1854 will be mad
mis- ibe unless for delay DO established to the
satisfaction OF the Commissioners Of the arbitrator
umpire and that every claim which shall nos be present
the Commissioners before the 18th Of june 1854
will in conformity with the fifth article of the convention
be considered and treated finally settled barred and
thenceforth inadmissible
Foreign Office Sept. 10, 1858
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mr. Csidercn de Ia Bsrca roach Madrid September
i7,h The Minister Of Marine not 70 re appointed be
tore bis arrival
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Egypt.

eULTAN-ACTIvITY OF THE GRAIN raADB-sCAE-
cay OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TaE CROPS.
Alexandra dates to September 10th Matters
very quiet in Egypt. Owing to the critical position Of
affairs between Turkey and Russia Abbas Pacha will not
TO the coast of the Red Sea he had intended Abbas
Is in dangerous condition from fstula two physicians
had been sent for from Italy.
The troops had been all withdrawn from Syria, and
cruts still being levied to assist the Sultan. Abbas
expects to double the contingent he has already sent
Constantinople.
Prices Of all produce continued very high, and shipping
much in demand that number Of Turkish and
Arab vessels Of all sizes and of them Of doubtful
seawohness had been chartered a. remunoratve rates
of freghts to carry grain to Ieghorn and Marsees.
The Nile had risen to good height there is promise
OF abundan harvest.
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Austria

THE BFGALIA or UDF8ArY LODGED IN STATE
CURIOSITY sHuP-oLMUrz PREPARATIONS FoR
ROYALTY.
The Hungarian regaa arc TO he brought 70 Vienna and
lodged in The treasury called the Schay hammer which
IL collection Of curioses belonging 70 the state. All
the els in the 4 81 stephen there not
missing We have heard doubts thrown the gen
nuneness Of the relics thus opportsnely feund buried
in an eyot ~ the fanube"
Great preparations we're making At Olmus FIR the re-
ception the Dorors Of Austria and Kussis and King
OF Prussia.
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PROGRESS or TIE INsUEREUTIoN--ABMY AND NAVY
MOyENENTs-MANiFkSr0 OF rHE fssUHGEsr
CUI1F FROM Annoy DECLARES THE Mag DYs ,s-
ny REsTuKED-- LATEST ABvIuEs FROM Alb TIE
PRINCIPAL 0ITips- TBE FLAg or AMERICA HAUL
Nd Dawn AT AMoY-TRAbE, Ego.
The Governor Of shan rae had organized fleet at Can
ton with which to attempt the recovery Of the mouths Of
the Grand Canal Latest advccs say the attempt was
rlade but totally without Annoy in state
Of much alarm Imperias force, 10000 strong, hag
Ing assembled under arms, al Tong near Annoy with
tie intention "a attack tho city ON June 18th British
accounts say that the rebel very much pressed for
funds and besides prohibiting the conveyance Of rice to
apy u the neighbornV towns had commenced to oxtort
sums Of money from those reported To be wealthy II
was said that the alarm and dconent caused by these
proceedings the part az the insurgents added thor
dstrus Of each other rendered tho opportunity favor
ebc one for the mycralsts ~ attempt the reduction Of
the city.
The chief Of the insurgents IN possession OF Annoy issues
Lila pnnifesoes "CcneraliAsms OF the army Of tho
restored dynasty Of Ming and the Friend OF China says
u In Confidently stated that lien Tbh l. fabdio
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rHBLATEsr DISPATCHES.

- BUcIi2Rfsr, sept 2, 1858.
fhe march upon that ev Of the third corps Of tho
is confirmed -Four thousand Russians the road
from Focktchany TO Jassy.
BUCHAREST, Sept @, 1853
Prince Gortschakod Is about proceed 10 the frontier
20 inspect the corps Of the General who Is marching int
waachia from Odessa. II appears certain that the
Russians preparing to pass the winter in the Prnc
pslties.
In Bulgaria the Turks can longer in their open
camps on Of the cold, and il the Municipalities
too Russians will have 70 leave their tents for
barracks.
Several Boyards have been arrested for keeping a
correspondence with Omer Pasha, whom they in
formed Of the movements q the Russian army.
| Srgiiy, sept, o
The Turks are actively arm Ing on the Servan frontier
number Of cavalry posts have been established the
Turkish bank Of the river from Sestra to Jestow Gun
boats, too, have been stationed on various points
From Belgrade, September 4h II L. annoaRced that
i Redschd Iasha insisted on having decisveWatement
from the Seryian Charge d A1ares 90 the position
Seryia prepared TO take in of The Charge
Piled that the Servians could fight against Rus
slams being members % the religion but that the
Servian government would promise TO abstain from hostile
| movements agninst the Ottoman Porte A 30 commits
soner will into serva Il presumed that this
| PLANTATION accepted a. satisfactory.
| CoSSrAS1ISOplR Sept T. 1858
| The position Of affairs remain unchanged. Is 900
| troops from Egypt have been shipped Oh to varna,
whence they win proceed 70 Shuna The Turks st
| full Of enthusiasm
VIENNA, Sept 16 1883
Baron Mayendorn has left the Austrian capital for War
saw 10 receive the Gar whom he will accompany 70 Oh.
| mutt.
| Lord westnoreland too will leave for Omuty on the
I'D, and will remain till the 9th inst
Mr. Jackson, the American Minister has arrived AZ
Vienna with Mr. Davenport, his Secretary Of legation
lie will settle the kozsts affair sod deliver his credentials
! 70 the Emperor ~ 0imuts
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The nsrs from India Is OF little interest. Bombay
dates 10 July goth, Calcutta, August 5th.
In politics all was que.. Table turning turning
the heads Of the Ans 10 Indians The Burmese war
although announced TO DO over considered in
India little than suspension OF the dbcu ty
AZ usual the tribes OF the northern frontier Of India
troublesome,
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have agencies oftheir own in several
of the large trading towns, both of,
the old and new world. AS dealers in
money and bills, they may be said TO
have no rivals, md as the magnitude
of their operations enable them to
regulate the course Of exchange
throughout the world, their profits are
great, while their risks arc co,npara-
t'vely small. Indeed the only heavy
loss they have rs yet experienced, was
through the February revolutions
OF lS4S. when, it is said that, owingtn
the sudden depreciation of all funded
and railroad property throughout Eu-
rope, their losses from March till De
cernber of that year reached the en-
orrnouS of eight millions sterling, (tor-
ty millions of dollars.)
But great as their losses were, they
did not affect lie credit of the Roth.
schilds, and did no, appear in any De.
gree to have impaired their means.
The members otthe firm are num&r-
Gus, as the third generation has been
received into Aco- partnership; and, as
the cousins mostly intcrmarry, their
immense wealth will, for length OF
time, remain in comparatively few
hands. In politics the Rotllschlds
of London and Paris profess 10 be
liberals; while those of Frankfort.
Vienna, and Naples, are conservatives.
1t is, however, evident that the inter-
csts Of the RuthSchilds must render
them alike hostile to absolute non-
archy, and to popular movements.
Constitutional monarchy, with its rep,
rcsentativc chambers, is the most con.
genial To loan contractors, and to sup
port hich their occult influence is
doubtless excrted.- Tile Men Of lie
! IT,mes.
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Gou- -a,ru nasr D.attoe laaru.''


minutes to run home and share it
with YOU.
Tie morningcame and the pale
boys voice trcni,lcd with eagerness
as he asked Mr.. Inllin if lie had ap.
Piled for the place.
Not yet sail the Man of Leis.
urc, but there IS time enough
The cent that morning was wet
With tears. Another morning ar.
rived.
Ut ia very tliorghless in the boy
20 be SO late said Mr.. Inklin. Not
a soul here to brush my cont =
The child came at last lis face
swollen with weeping.
q am sorry to disaproint you,
said the man Of Leisure, but the
!lacc i'll Mr.. C-'s store was ia.
ken np Yesterday
The boy stopped brushing and
burst afrcsh into tears. i don't
care now. said lie sobbing, we may
"a well starvc. Mother is dead.
The Man Of Leisure was shocked,
anil he gave the pale boy dollar!
Tile Nan Of Leisure on DeaM
Bcd.- Mr.. Inklm was taken ILL
He said often that he thought rcli
ZION might he good thing, and hc
meant to look into it. An anxious
friend brought clergyman to him,
He spoke teudcrlv. but serious to the
sufferer, of eternal truths.
Call to.morrow, said the man OF
Leisure and welwill :alk about these
matters. 3
That night tile Man Of Leisure
died. c.. C.