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Henry Okey, Woodsfeld, So 90
Daniel O'Connor. do 3 90
John NJ. Rownd, Noble Co.. SO
Isaac Murrey, Esq, Franklin, so
Thos. Orr. Adams Co., llls., so
: Us. Holiday, Center, as SO
Jacob Vernon, Seneca. / SO
Isaac Mitchell, Jr., Green. so
John Gillespie, do SO
Jacob Huffman, Perry, SO
Henry Barnard, do so
Arch'd States, do ! 90
Anthony Hunter, Summit, so
John M'Cammon. do so
John Daugherty. jr.. Wayne. rs
VIM. Lawrence, Sunsbury, rs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-12-21
ROLL OF HON OR,

Received on subscription to the Esprit
of Democracy" for the week ending Sat-
urday, Dec. II. 1883:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-12-21

THE RECENT MURDER.-No new facts
have come TO light, so far as we can learn,
relative to the recent murder in this coun,
ty.
For the character OF our county we must
be permitted to state, that Daniel Salisbury
who was convicted at the last term of the
court IN this county, for the murder of
George Sellars, was citizen Of Washing
ton county; Miller, who is now
confined in jail for stabbing young David
son, is a citizen OF Wheeling. Va; and
Henry Craig, who is in Jail for the murder
of Alexander Garden, is citizen of Noble
county.
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Spanish Insozence Rebuked,


New YORK, Dec. l2.-The Arctic brings
news of a rencountre at Madrid between
young Soule, son OF the American Minis
ter, and the Duke Alba, brother of the
Empress of France.
At ball given by the French Minister,
at Madrid, the Duke made some disparag-
ing and impertinent remarks about the
dress of Mrs. Soule, wife of the Ameri-
can Minister, which were overheard by
her son. Refusing the necessary apology,
young Soule undertook to chastise the
insolence of the Spanish Duke, on the
spot, but was prevented from effecting it
by the interference of his father. The
assault gave rise to high state of excite.
ment. Young Soule challenged the Duke,
but it was no go-he had had fight enough,
and refused to accept.
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Arriral of the Asia.

New YORK, Dec. 15.-The Asia arriv-
ed at New York at five o'clock this after.
noon, with Liverpool dates TO Dec. Sd.
VIENNA The war is making little pro-
gress. but favors the Turks.
A new project Of arrangement is pro-
posed by the Austrians.
No movement OF magnitude along the
Danube, but continued skirmishes between
small parties, which sometimes are pretty
severe, at Maknaw opposite Guergero and
at IIersova where,the fire was pretty smart.
In Asia the Turkish successes continue
to be brilliant.
The Turks have captured the first class
fortress Louchuru Kale and fort Usurgh.
cite.
Hostilities have been commenced on the
Black Sea.
The Turkish steamer captured the Rus
sian frfgate Waldemir, and a Russian
ship has taken an Egyptian steamer of ten
guns after desperate resistance.
The Anglo French feet still remains al
anchorage. 81
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New York Democratic State Convention

SYRACUSE, Sept. 1t:h.-The Hard Shell.
continued their separate Organization yester-
day. and finally nominated he following can
didates for State officers Secretary Of State
GeoIgc W. Clinton; A.,orney- "a eneral, T.
Bradley; State Enginec-, John ID. Fay: Comp
trollcr, q. f. Cooley; Cgral Commissioner
J. c. Mather. They adopted resolutions and
ad jrurned SINc de.
The Soft Shells met at Brittnall's Hotel.
several hundred a'lherirs to this organiza-.
ton. John B. skinner. temporary Chair
man, made speec!:, endorsing the State and
National Administrations, and was loudly
cheered. After he had concluded John Van
Buren, moved an adjournment till 10 day. in
the hope that the Hards would retrace their
steps and unite with them, which was carried
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We hear that there have been numerous fail
ures among the shoe makers in the Eastern
States. 1t is stated that the price Of manu-
featured articles of leather has not been
sufficiently increased. to off set tie advanced
cost of the stock consumed.
In Paris, woman named Maria Rosa has
been sentenced to four months Imprisonment.
and to pay fine Of 200 francs. for putting
water in the milk she sold. How lucky for
some of our milkmen hey don't live in
France
The Memphis Wig says there is great
scarcity of good mechanics in that city now.
consequently price. have advanced to a pref
ty high rate More particularly is this true
OF brick masonS, as there are pressing demand.
for at least thirty or forty, to carry on work
already commenced and under contract
Master builders are afraid 10 contract further.
FOR fear they will not be able TO get hands
Brick masons arc getting from 50 to 81
day. and cannot be had even at these prices
Mr. Wallis. one of the newly elected sheriffs
of London, said he would ell the Office faith
fully but he would have no gilded coach or
servants behind him with laced coats ard
white silk stockings This declaration wa.
cheered by the citizens.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
THREE DAYS LITER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Sept. 1.-The steamer Niagara
arrived here this morning, bringing Liverpool
dates of September Sd.
TURKEY.--Tbe war party bave gained the
ascendancy in Turkey and have considerably
complicated affairs, thus giving Russia a new
excuse for the pos;ponement of a definite set
Element Many of the Turks had also begun
to manifest a hostile feeling towards France
AND England. charging their allies with COW
ar3icA 1t il rumored that Turkey is willing
to have the Pr!ncipalities formed into indie
pendent States under the protection of the
Four Powers.
The warlike movements in Turkey continue,
and so 900 reserves have been called out
A change in the Turkish Ministry IL ex-
rccted as soon az there is settlement Of the
present crisis.
EdYrr-The Russian Consul General of
Egypt has been recalled in consequence Of his
leaning towards the Turks.
StEbEN.-A public meeting had been held
at Stockholm in regard TO the high and in
creasing price Of corn.
FRASCE.-The Emperor and Empress were
still at Dieppe.
1t was thought there would be another re-
action in breadstuffs.
BELGIUM.-A riot had occurred az Liege,
owing to the high prices of grain, and similar
disturban had been attempted al Client
1t was believed at Brussels, that the Gov
eminent would not prohibit the export of corn.
but would temporarily open the ports, if neces-
sary.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Cotton during the week
has been quiet. and prices of fair and lower
qualities have declined ll6a1 I'D per Id. The
sales of the week have been $4,000 bales. of
which spectators took 3,0e0 and exporters
$3.50 bales. Dennistown quotes Fair Orleans
cd. Mi1dling ed, Fair Upland and Mobile
SD, Kidding Mobile cd, Middling Upland
SD. Stock SSJ 600 bales.
Breadstuffs were very feverish and prices
unsettled. Flour during the week has advanced
I'D white Wheat Sd and Corn Is. The favor
able accounts from France had rather checked
business, hut in England the weather was
much more unfavorable for agricultural pur-
poses.
Corn was very active and some circulars
quote e~cn higher than the above.
ProyiSions.-The improvement in Lard had
been lost. Sales at 50aa:iE. Beef and Pork
unchanged. TallOw as cd.
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List of Arrivals at the Princina1 uotals

N1i:oi!Gi Hnte'-J W kobe rtson, O: A Hall, do: j
Wot.ord h Ia ly La; Miss Cooke do; S Reid Sr. d.;
Mss WotfoGd do; :" StolIert, Va Geo A McCarry
do; :! Jefferson. Md johnson. do: {, King do
James Churr.v. 10: j " Sykes y Y; Peter McKeever
Scotland; Krcr. J; Edward Iartt Brooklyn: J ID
my. 10; c McGrrrsn, \ Y: Richd Dcmpsy, Pa.
D..'lcrts Hof,i lanes Francis, n Y: j Ballard.
Tenn. f. " Rclt, Nd: I Stnrk. Miss II Anderson
4 Is'iy. Il : ID Taylor. {: G. X sherman, ID c: Jnc
Paxton, Tenn; A White. do; Elliott, La; Miss
smith Va; B Ransom lady. Ga: Z Stewart. Md
IL johnson lady. La; " Ward, Panama; W F
"Is"n, DC; c Lyon neice, Ala: Miss Lyon. do:
Lyon, do: q W Nets. y c. II d Bird, Va: n
MONTAGUE. do Thos Evans, S c; CM Campbell, Tenn:
Eo&Ce & lady. y
tn'tof &Gtrs H"'cl-HS Uarrngton Nd: James 7
Martin la'ly, : c: Alex Workman Ga: Gustav
Bentunnar New Mexico: Ba, kman ( ION, \ Y; G.
Grud'r,Ga Il priak, VS.; Ii Lod re dc; IL NJ
Biiwcll. New Haven; VI Scully, \ Y: VIM St.ddert,
VIZ: J IL Scott, \: Robert MARTIN nj
Lrrjhg Hotci-W Lynch, W C Micou Miss Nicou.
Nj Rull & servant, New Orleans: j b Hunter 4
l.dr, MI J j Garrison n Y; d IIlbaad Va: Miss
Hubbard. do; " Tucker. do; T Fitzgerald do: DIR
J 4 Carmichael, New Orleans, Geo Andrews, Major
1th Inf; .,no Dunbar, n Y.
(iodsby'S Hotel-V Hudson, Va; G Hudson do:
5 Everett, Nd; j Smith, Ala; A Schotwell do; A
KiaE, Va: II Germaine, Ill; c Howard, Md: l.
doore. sc; Mrs Goore. do; Mrs K c Withers, do;
Miss vi Ii Goorc, do; c SWEET, NY.
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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, September Is, 1855
The rapid manner in which the basin Of our canal
has been filling up during the last few years renders
IT certain that unless something is done to remedy
the evil, il will soon become wholly bic nv
loaded boats. If we correctly informed, the
larger class, which are in the habit of discharging
helr careoes at the rverwharves, already find much
difficulty IN passing through it. As this is mat
ter OF some moment to all our Water street mer-
chants and citizens generally, would they not be
consuming tier interests by calling the attention of
the canal Company to the matter, and insstingupon
some steps being immediately taken remedy the
dIfnculty II the main channel was Strengthened
FROM the Water street Bridge to the outlet locks so
n to afford the alluyial which comes DOM Rock
treek during freSlfCts unob~ircted passage ont
INT" the river. sufficient depth of water might BE-
provided TO enable boats to pass In and out at all
times without difficulty. In Its present zigzac con
dlfon, the whole of 1t Is deposited inside the locks
along the sides al the channel If the plan we have
suggested. or some other, be not speedily adopted the
Canal Company viii be driven tn the much greater
trouble and expense of constructing outlet locks al
some other point, or our wharf merchants have 20
submit 10 the extra expense Of Carng all the flour
and other produce which they NAV wish TO shin
from the canal to their wharvcs. We make these
suggestions for the purpose of calling public alien
ton to the matter which Is certainly one OF import
ance.
VS. were informed this morning that the lock NJ
this end of the four mie level ha. been broken by
boat, which Will interrupt navigation upon the canal
for several days.
Owing to the threatening aspect of the weather
yesterday, the turn out upon the part of the Sons of
Temperate. was not large ~ was Anticipated
The Division from Lang!y, in Fairfax, was present
After marching through several of our streets they
proceeded 10 HoOver's spring where s,Impfunus
dinner was served up, and where the company had
the pleasure of listening to several highly interesting
speeches.
1t Is some consolation 10 kIow that our city coun-
ellis have taken hold ct the subject of canal bri ,rps
in good earnest. bill is now before them for the
purpose of providing ways and means for raising
them To 4 sufficient height To enable boats to pass
under them without any obstruction.
-Four aud Grain Mnrket.-There was n gale yes
terday morning of 300 bhIs new mixed branis at
S6.25; also one OF several hundred do. o d. at SIS
and of 500 do. new. after the steamer news AT
>56-25. Market very firm. White wheat Sl.2 n
l.21; very prime article would command 81 2S
Red, Sl.lS a Sl20. Com and oats unchanged.
SPECTAToR
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Alexandria Correspondence.
ALEXANDRIA, September IA, 1853.


RusiHcs>-City Couucit-Kunkei's Departure-Er-
ctrsion-HcGith-Ded of an old Fiddler.
\ clear cool morning has opened upon us Bul,i-
ness is dull IN breadstutfs and until tremendous
stock hand is dsgorged, will probably remain So
As soon as vessels can be procured transport the
produce now Ill our warehouses, it must become
more active. On King street. everywhere, the din
of hammers announce the opening of fall goods
heavy tradelS expected, and large stocks have been
laid ill.,
The City Council met last night The mos, i'm
pOrtant business transacted the reception of a
communication from the Pres ident of the Manassas
Gap Company. announcing that the Board OF Public
Works had declined subscribing the State quota I'M
less Alexandria would make her subscription bona
fi3C TO the amount OF S-lOO.UU0. WhrrpupGn poll
was ordered 10 be opened at the Council Chamber
Thursday, the 18th inst. to Sc-r ain the sense of
The citizens upon proposition to remove all restric
'lOn> uDon that subscription and that A. JamiSOn
p. e. thler, and :. Buckingham. be appointed com
HiS>Ioners. The yeas and nays being demanded,
the vote stood: Adcrmen-ayes, MerSrs. SInoOi
Dempsey. Jameson, Simpson. and Massey; NAYS
MIR. Violet. In the Common Council. NAYS. none
The Council also appropriated 300 10 purchase
hO-e for the Hyhrauliom Fire Company 500 for the
use OF the Trustees of the Poor; increased the num-
her and pay Oi the city witch ordered the o. & A.
Railroad Company To erect suitable ratings and put
IN. tunnel i'll complete order before the lst of Julv
i-i received and referred communications from the
Mag" Auditor. Attorney j. 7. nrrSOn, and Levi
Hurdle amended the paving law, so as t. rpnuj e
the sidewalks on streets to be laid within Sixty
DAYS instead nt nine months, heretofore rcmitted
taNes to =. Hcrtyburg, and 7. GOrmOn: ordered
crossings on Wolf street, north of Fairfax Duke,
south III st. Asaph, &c. and on all the alleys on
Union street. between King and Duke.
kunkcl closed his engagement i'll Alexandria last
evening. The two concerts of his Troupe drew over
flowing houses. aud won. as they deserved uniycr
sal Communications.
The health of city is far from excellent; nrm-
her PROSTATE under the various bilious di .easrs
common 10 the season. but the first touch of jack
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD FELLOWS. HALL.
THE FIRST CONCERT OF THE
COLLINS SISTERS AND TR0lIpF

Thkes place on this (THURSDAY) crening, the l5ia.
Bcioss I'VE Present the Programme. one Of
GREAT ATTRACTION,
Selected expressly for this Entertainment
PART LIST.
Solo Pianoforte.
Air from La Fayourita. (Mr. Feitlineero Donizrtt
Solo Violin, 80 La Carnival De Venice Pagarir
Miss RoSina Collins.
CayatiHa, " I'm A Merry Ii,Igara - Balfe
Miss Emma Collins
PART ID:
Solo PianOforte.
German Romanza, tMr Fcitlinser)
Grand Fantaza Violin. r Collins
Miss Rosina Collins
Air, Tyrolien (NIr. Feitlinger)
Solo, PianOtOrte.
Tickets for sale at all the principal Hotels and
Music stores.
Doors open at 6K Concert will commence al 49,
Abundance, 90 cents. Gentleman and two ladies'
81 90. Additional ladies, p cents.
sep 15-1t
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Bod Practice OF Boys on the BIrd.-Te learn that
for several days past dangerous practice has been
in operation by boys shooting the Mall, at pigeons
and other birds, on the east side Of It'll street
worthy citizen Of the Island came near receiving the
whole discharge OF 'hot from gun in the hands of
one Of these boys, yesterday morning, while passing
down eth street Nothing but the palings saved him
fortunate that he did not get his face pretty well
peppered by the shot. The attention of the autl,ori
ties should be given to this matter
Engineer ArT'ointed.-The Secretary of the NAVY
this morning appointed Mr.. VIM Qu'sley Engineer
of the Copper Rolling MILL at the Navy Yard in the
Ilace made vacant by the resignation of Mr James
2. Elliott Mr.. Quigley has been prominently en-,
poyed in this department of the works Of that es-
tablishment, having seryed his time in the NAVY
Yard, where his father Michael Quigley was one of
the earliest employees Of the establishment This
appointment will give great satisfaction to the nu
merous friends Of the successful applicant and the
Government will secure in him experienced En-
gineer.
Bnds-Blue Hinged D,tcks.-Numbers of these
winged Injuries seen in town. the product of gun
ners We observed splendid lot of ortoIan snipe,
reed birds, and the first of the season to our obser
walton, of the Blue Wing Duck at the Empire House
to-day.
The National Thedtre.-This popular place of
amusement is about being renovated. previous to
opening for the Fall and Winter season.
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A large legacy has been left the heirs of
Thomas Gay, by friends deceased in England
Thomas Gay married in Virginia, and died
leaving an only daughter, whose children are
supposed to reside in Virginia or Kentucky,
and these are the party wanted. Mr.. John
Livingston l57, Broadway, New York, is the
person who has the matter in hand.
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Tickets Sl-HaIves SO.5O-Quarters 8
Certificate OF package co

Certificate OF package cost:
~ w holes. 100 y Quarters SO IS
~ Halves. 30 % Eightis ........ IS7
The Lotteries i'll Maryland ere drawn under State
authority, through sworn Commissioner appointed
for the purpose thus guaranteeing to the purchaser
the fairness OF the drawings
A single package i'll the above Lottery can draw
the four highest prizes in he scheme.
We invariably answer letters By return mail, ell
closing the tickets III proper envelope, observing
the StrctcSt conf" cncr; and after the draW. Is
over. we send the official printed drawing duly
certified to by the State Officers, with written cX-
planatlon of the result. All prizes bought ut our
office are payable Immediately after the drawing, in
current money. Bank Notes o1 any State taken at
par for tickets.
Correspondents my place the utmost confidence
in the regularity and safety Of the mails, out of
many thousand orders, containing draft. and bank
notes, for ali parts of the United States we have
never Yet had valuable letter to mscrrTy. I'm ma
king odd chang. Post Office Stamps all times
he obtained. Pay your postage to us, and will
pre-ply u you.
In ordering tickets. enclose the money, and direct
the letter I" cur address. Be careful to mention
your Post Office. County and Stale.
Ii has MANY times happened that have made
orr correspondents rich betO.e we nave had the
pleasure OF personal interview.
n. B.-COrrespondentS can OF he too careful in
writing in each letter addressed to III. their Pest
Office, County and State.
The great Luck which has attended our Office will
fully authorize lis in say iGg, that TO obtain good
przr, it ~ only necessary to address line to
EGERToN s BRO. Box l4:, Post Office,
sep SIC t2l1.l1. Baltimore, Maryland.
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IENH T. notice which appeared in Mondays Intel
Il Eg"nccr. aid the star Of yesterday, signed 10y
Thomas tXley. makes il necessary tOT 10 state
10 the public Ihrt the affairs of Samuel Stott & Co.
have not been settled by arbitration, though ~n-
ccre at;cmp, so tn settle them has been made by
me. The arhitr!torS appointed Were not able to
agree to award. SAMUEL STUTT
Washington, september l3, 1913.
rtn l.t-.St+
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TELEGRAPHlC.
BT HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
The Cenven.ion-soft sheIl Nomination.

SYRACUSE, seFt. 10 The Soft she'll Con-
vention reassemblsa st two o'clock yesterday.
After transacting the preliminary business.
they nominated the following State ticket
For Judge of the Court of Appeals. long term,
Charles III. Rugglos; Judge of the Court Of
Appeals. snort term. Hiram DEMO; Clerk Of
the Court of Appeals. Albert Eger;on; Comp
troller. Robert Kelly: Secretary of State, A.
Eerplanck; Attorney General, Martin Grover.
Treasurer, Francis Sesur; Canal Commits
sioner. Andrew J. Bales; Prison Inspector,
Vim. C. Dyer; Engineer, VIM. III. Bristol
After the nomination, General Grover sd-
dressed the Convention at some length.
The resolutions were pas>ed amid loud ar-
plause. The Convention then adjourned SINE
die
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Sailing Of thu Eurcra

BosToH. Sept. 14.-Thc Europa called at
noon to-day. with sevcnty-one passengers for
Liverpool, and nineteen for Halifax A,aoIC
them are l.. l.. Robinson, of Kentucky, bearer
of dispatches TO London. The Europa also
takes out Si60r00 i'll gold ingo;s and $1,000
in Mexican coin.
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By Z. N. STRATToN, Autioneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
pets. Mantlla Mats, Table Covers,

Nc."~t)n s.iTJ RD.7F morning, keptembcr 18th,
at o'clock at my Auction Rooms shall sell an
sortment Of neg and secondhand Furniturs. con-
Stating Of
Sofas, Lounges Divaas
Focking and other Chairs. Bureaus
WaIdrohcs, Washstaras. Tables
Toilet Sets. Locking Glasses
Feather Beds, hair and Shuck Mattresses
Cots. hish and low post Bedstentie. Alsc.
500 yards new i5grtsi Carpet
- do brussels Tapestry Carpets
40 do stair Carpets, Garrett bindings
5 dozen rev brass Stair Mods
10 new tuftcd Rugs. Tal1e Covers
3 dozed Nhntlla Mats, &c.
At private ssie, two second hand Pisnos fp
excellent or.er. Terms C-.th. sep 1S--3t-
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By E. n. STRATTON, Auctiuneer.
1.-TWO NEW BRICK DWELLINGS

/ at AUcti0n.-On MOND.1Y, September
18th, IT O'Clock. on the rcScs, shall sell the
south part at Lot No q. III square No. 46, fronting
80 feet Gil ith street west, between G ard II us
north. by 20 feet deep. improved hy two new sub
stan!'. and modern built brick houses. j.st finished
containing eight rooHis each.
The above property is located in pleasant neigh.
borhood, rquid>tant from tie Government DEPART
mFntS, and III every respect desirable for private
residence.
Terms: One third cash residue in three equal
install mens ot6, -, and Il months, with interest
secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
little beyond dtsn"te. C0nveyancng AT the rN-
pens. OF III" purchaser. sen l3-dIS
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN d SCOTT, Auction.ers.
HOUSEHOLD q KITCHEN Fur.

IL nitUre at AuctiOn.-0n FRIDAY. the
10Th instant, shall sell, at 10 O'Clock a. at the
residence of Mrs MoRtt 9Th street nearly oppo-
Sit" Udd-scllow's Hail. good assortment of Furni-
ture. viz.
Mahogany Sofas. Lounges PaIlor and o her Chairs
do Bureaus, Dining and other Tables
Mirrors and other Looking Glasses
Feather Beds, Bedding and Mattresses
Bedsteads, NarSirohes and Nashstands
PaTlor. Passage. and Chamber Carp,ts
on Cloths. Andirons. Shovel and long, Tenders
Cooking and other Stoves
With goot lot of Kitchen requisites
Tcrms All sums OF SIS ard under cash: OYER
Sos credit of IA and % days for notes sat, factor;
~ endorsed, braring interest.
GREEN 81 SC0TF,
sen la-lt- Asrtcneers.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

HRS. r. & ]. HUNTER. members of the Royal
College OF Surgeons. late OF lsi!ngton, London,
have taken up their residence III Washington, tor
tie treatment al
DISEASES OF THE CHEST.
comprising affections o. the THROAT, BRONCHITIS
ASTHMA tnNSI option. and diseases OF the HEART,
To which hranch OF their profession they have tor
many wears gwen their exclusive attention. The pc
cGliaritv ~ the treatment employed by Drs H., Is
illat the remedies employed are administered by IN
nALATIoN ;hc folm Of vapcr.
Residence. and office 18th street, between c and
u streets sep TT
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Mortality at New Orleans Arrival Of the FL
Dorado

New ORLEANS, Sept. lU-Interments yes
terday were eighty. of which sixty were from
fever. Interments Of the week, 576-inclu-
ding 449 from fever. Total since fever COM
mcnced, 10. 350-including 7.S2i from fever.
The steamer Ri Dorado has arrived from
Havana. Her news is unimportant.