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List OF Arrivals at the Principsl Hotels

Brow-'s' Hotct-Dr Holmes s family, st: Mrs
G'hbs, do; Miss Gibbs, do; Miss Emorc, do Miss V
Duyali, do; N Hamilton, Md; W Slack, do: f
Wolfe, La; b Temple, Va Col McCandlish
DO; Jones, CSN; I Harris, Va: f Archer,
DO; A Bateman, NY; I. Passmore s lady, Pas W O
lady, 90; A Morse, Jr, France; II Lindsay. Ala: II
A Bills, Conn; W Palmer, NC; Martin, Va; :
Harvey \ lady, do; l. Matthew lady, do; James
Johnson, Pa Mcintyre, NY; Bennett, o: Mr.
vi remington, ga; : l. Johnson. la; J { McNai!
NJ; L g GAYLORD, Jr, q; Mcfarland. Va; Col
Ia ray, DO, W F"Mles & lady, Md: Miss Day do;
john Day, do: W Spier, Va: & Boston. do: j X
Boston, do; a b Warner do; NJ w Yager, do; Miss
iaser do; Miss kcndrick do.
N"honGi Hotes.-John Rice, Pa; + Scott & two
sons, Sc; Mrs M"Neile & daughters, DO; DR. F II
Dcane, Va: Thomas Dranc do; w N Richard. Ny;
MIR \ Mrs Doubleday, do; J : Doubleday. do; T J
hlehafey, Va; Thos Patton. do; Hon Mr. Croshicr,
Mass; Hon MIR Appleton, do; d Moore. England;
Major Askcerir, dos G S Perkins s family. Tenn;
Judge Meredith lady, Va; SanniIl. do; w II
Jones lady. Nc, J Belt. Nd; : Williams, do;
D Funston, Va; Mckenzie. do; II X Chandler do;
/ l. Ellis, Miss; DIR Hastings, Pa; e NJ Conrad, La;
w + W liter. III; Mrs w L Witter s children. do;
7 claiming Va: J X Lang, NY; PR Hall. do; f.
p Pr"tf, man. Md; L Conowav. Va; J Martin, do;
r Corowny, do: c Wright, do; r Robins, N. do;
w n Pope, Ga; J A Houze, Ala; & Falconcr. do;
II Cooper. do; u Anderson, do; w Willis. Nc;
Ma,on, Ala; Lester do; J l. Morris. GA.
United Snfes Hotci.-W O Hodges. Md: l. Lmflrr
Ga; W DIXON. Sc w Telair, .; G l. Tclfair. TO,
q Ricketts, 4 lady, Pa; z SAWYER, Va A PNH
bar, Nc; Hamilton, nc; n Il Staunton. Kv: W
Dunnavant. London; Col J r Dunn. Del; J Dun
stcr, NH: & N Quackcnbush & lady, NY: 4 +.
Dundas. NC; VI Houston, do: : T Burgess. Md; r
Martin. NJ; Wilson & son. Wis: David barney,
do; John Johnson & lady, o; NJ Mason. Md.
FIRING Hofci.-P Bramwcll, I.ondnn: VI Hanslnrd.
Va; HeycrS, do; F Knsey s lady, do: T. T.
Fletcher. do; w Fletcher, do; w y Rankin, Eng
land; I CuIakc, NY; r F Allen, do; ID VI smith,
VI.
Gadhy's Hotel.-G Sheriff. Va u s Gwin, do;
Macleod. lady s. child. do John MacL cod do:
Miss Dakins, Md; G w Fox. Va: + w WeIch.
Mass; Sidney Bradley. Va; w Wcstendorf do
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Ravages of the Endemic

MACON. Ga. Oct. GA letter dated at
Mont gomcry, Alabama. reports tho fever
as undated, and the citizens rapidly !cav-
ing.
At Pensacola, the epidemic continues TO
show favorable decrease: while at Mil
ton, Florida, it is raging TO considerable
extent.
Accounts from Port Gibson represent
whole families as down with the fever.
and no nurses 10 attend them. There
were but six physicians in the place.
Among the more recent victims at Port
Gibson, is the proprietor of the Herald.
At Washington, La. there arc not per-
Sons enough left TO bury the dead.
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NEW SILKS JUST OPENED.

M would respectfully inform the Ladies that we
w have just received another lot of NIGH PLAID
SILKS embracing large collection of black and red
Plaids. blue and black, and black and green any If
which Ne Will offer ut very small advance on the
Wholesale price at the North.
FRENCH MERINOS.
Our assortment of French Merinos will be found
larger, more completely assorted and VIC think,
cheaper than any other stock in the District Ladies
will find our Merinos at 81 to compare very favora
bly, with Goods at much higher prices els here and
The assortment of coors at every price, from 81 to
si.62, will be found superior to any in the market.
PALT) CLOTHS AND CLOAKS
We just in receipt of large assortment of Patio
Clothes embracing every shade of tan, mode brown,
green and black
Alsc, 10 new style Sacks Cloth Talmas, &C, which
will offer ut small advance.
AUCTION GOODS.
Added to the above, We have just opened a large
Ribands, &c. from the auction rooms at the North
AMI in the lot some very great bargains
STAPLE GOODS.
Our assortment of Staple Goods was never more
complete than at the present time, an customers NAV
come expecting to find every article In our lire OF
business at all desirable and at the very lowest
price.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Our stock of Housekeeping Goods is also complete
comprising every quality of Blankets from to SI5
pair, and some OF the most elegant to be found any
where.
Also, Csrpetings, Drugget.. Rugs, Oilcloths, and
in fact almost cverythin in the Dry Goods line very
cheap.
W. NJ SINISTER & co.
9TH street, near Pennsy Iva MIA avenue
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Sudden Death-Heavy Blow.

BOsToN, Oct, 7th.-IIon. Simon Green
leaf, President of the Law School Of Har-
ward University, died last night Of apo
pleXy.
A severe blow occurred yesterday af-
ternoon. An unfinished factory building
was blown down in South Boston, doing
considerable damage. The L. S. Ship
Brandywine broke from her mornings,
near Cohassct Rocks. 4 steamer has
been sent in pursuit Of her.
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REVOLUTIONARY STEP IN AUSTRALIA
Recent accounts from Australia say the
first revolutionary step of the people was
made upon the 18th Of July, when an
important meeting of gold diggers was
held at Mclvor in order to petition the
Government to reduce the present license
tax on land.
MIR. George Thompson, delegate from
Bendigo, addressed the assembly in an
eloquent and bold manner, insisting that
the lands should be unlocked" to the
people. Meetings will be held at Bendigo,
Forest Creek, Balarat, and the Ovens, for
a similar purpose. A petition to the
Queen was adopted.
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on board. Mott of our Water street merchants were
present. Wine, &c, and wit flowed in abundance.
As matter OF course, none OF them left with bck
in their hats.
The packet schooner Lewis Can't CrowelI. of
John A. Grimes line. has been fitted up for the pur
pose, and sails to day, for the transportation of the
troops now qliartered at Fort Washington, TO Boston
harbor. We learn this morning that Fort Washing
TO be vacated by all except an Orderly Sargent
We also learn from gentleman connected with the
War Department, that gscat difficulty Is found in
getting recruits for the scrviccnot one having been
enlisted during the last month. We not N all
surprised at this, when take INFO consideration
the paltry piiiance the Government pays them for
their services, when compared with the rate OF wages
paid for all other kinds OF labor.
We are informed that the sickness along the line
of our canal, which has operated seriously against
the trade upon it for several months past, is rapidly
subsiding. AbOu. 5000 tons OF coal has arrived by
the canal, this week.
For the week ending to day the supply of beef cat
lie NJ Drver's Rest. has amounted in all to 200 head
215 of which was taken by Dstric: butchers at 81 a
81 - ~ 100 pounds, gross. The balance was taken
by spectators. 400 sheep. at a. IS a SO 10 a.
head. Hogs, Sc q a. az 81 \.
The amount of flour shipped this week at our port
for northern markets, has been unusually large. The
following vessels, all laden with the article, -ail to-
day: Brig FIdclia, Hicks of the McsSrS, Drdgr't
line; packet steamer Jackson, Parish, cleared by
Mr. J. ID. Reed: and packet schooner Virginia Price
Crow'!i; inganon. Lynch: and Mania Jane, Small,
of John a. Grimes line the first Two for New York
and the other three tor Boston.
The Rev. Mr. Caldwell, Of Christ (Episcopal)
Church. who has been abscn, some two months, in
conscqu' nee OF impaired health, has returned and
will resume his ministerial duties 10 morrow. We
regret To learn that his health has been much
benefited by his trip, was anticipated by himself
and friends.
The Spiritual Retreat. at our Roman Catholic
Church, will continue throughout all next week.
The Rev. MIR. Robh, of your city, is expected to
preach in our Methodist Episcopal Church to
row morning. AT II O'Clock.
Flour and Grain Mrrkct.--Thcre were sales YES
terday of 700 800 bblS. of the former at S656
$685.. and of the latter at 81 n Sl.37 for rcd,
and <l.37 a. S.4G for white. Corn - n 81 cts for
white, and - a &c cts. for yellow. SPECTATOR.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.

aa WN II. STAN FORD. Merchant Tailor
"A north fi!" of pennsylvania avenue, under
3S "adsbys Hotel, has just returned from Tho
-.l4- N"Ith. AMI is now opening wel!-selr "a
stock OF French and i.nslish Goods. such CLOTH
CASSiMKRES. md NESliSGS, of the latest sty!c
and Importa ion. all Of h.Hh he will have made To-
order in he most fashionable manner, at short no
ti"e. and Mt the lowest roseihl" prize for cash.
punctunl men on tinIr He would take this oppor-
tuniy tn return his rcere THANKS 10 is friends and
generous public for their liberal "a ronage hereto
fore bestowed upon him. and solirits continuation
aud incrrase nf the same All orders will lie exc
cued with rromptncss ami Dispatch.
N R.-hlso, on hand very beautiful assortment
ofGentscmens' Furnishing Goods.
sen 26-oawTuGS
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" The Dora Coal and Iron Mining and Manu-
featuring COMPANY"

At the last session of the Legislature an
Act was passed incorporating company under
the above name with capital of not less than
$50. 900 nor moro than 81, OO0. 900, and the
right to purchase and hold lands not exceed
ing 5000 acres. with tho nominal rights and
privileges Of not more than 10000 acres. for
the purpose of mining and manufacturing
mineral vegetable, or animal substances, in
the Counties of Shenandoah Hardy &c
Under this Act company has been organ
lied in Wall Street, New York. with capital
of Sl,000,0 00-shares of $40 each-and has
purchased about $4,000 acres of land lying
mostly in Augusta county near Mt. Solon
Tho company had eminent Biologists to exa-
mine these lands. who make f1attering reports
of their mineral wealth. The coal is found in
four veins of from ten to four feet thick, water
free, and of the finest variety of Anthracite.
containing on analysis. 93 per cent of Carbon
1t is believed that the coal can be obtained
from these mines ut far less cost than from any
now worked in the country. There are also
rich strata of iron orc. of the finest quality
upon the lands, and which may be worked by
the company to great advantage.
The coal fields arc distant from StauntOn
about IS miles, and from Harrisonburg about
the same distance. The company contemplate
mating railways from their lands to connect
with the Central Railroai at Staunton. and
the Manassa ut Hariisonburg The company
is composed principally of gentlemen residing
in New York city. One of the Board of Di-
rectors, Mr.. A. Nicholas. We understand il
about purchasing property in Stanton to make
it his residence. James T. Clarke, Esq, of
Mt. Scion, is one Of the Directory.
We wish this great enterprise all the sue
cess it promises A magnificent prospect is
unfolded of future wealth and greatness for
our county so eminently rich resources by
Nature. and so favored in local position.
Tho Now York E1press speak of this com
pany and its prospects. Persons wishing TO
purchase stock, can do so by calling at the
Office of Messrs. P.iro h Nourse, of this city,
at whose Office subscription books have been
opened
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Georgetown Correspondence.
GEORGETOWN, October 3.

GEORGETOWN, October 3.
W. nave good reason for believing that the most
'mpoih'it portions ut the invention of VIM Clark OF
ehhsy'ana, VIZ to prevent collisions Oh railroads
as noticed I several newspapers is the invention of
MI hrhry BurroWS, OF our city. We were present
some TWO months ago, when Mr.. Burrows submitted
Inc ihs'h't'n 10 an individual Of the same NAME
and stated with the understanding tina, no Mr.
L ark was TO investigate II, and test its practical
utility, and IL 1t answered the intended purpose they
were To share the profits. We would further state
tat MI Burrows has IN his poSscssion letters which
60 To confirm the above.
The steamer Jackson, Capt Parish, sails this
morning for New York. Yesterday evening, the
Captain gave a grand blowout, the sailors say
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THE subscribers beg ltsv call the attention Of
Iumb r De- re and Builde IA tie 20 'ehrste,l
Beardslee FLAMING. ToNGUElNG. pnd G6oOy-
ING MACHINES now in operation at tleir EuiIdiny
Ga south tree, relwrea III and 18th streets
The quality and quantity OF work executed Ivy
t. esq na"hi' ed far all othe now in uSe
They turn su' in the most beauti al m annsr n de-
scr'p,ion of planning not before Ell nv m.chi-
nery, viz: Sounding Boards. all kinds Of Pane ing.
Int rior Finishing for 1--we lings. &c with rapid
~ heretofore unknown 1t is asse' ted that Ponrds
planed by this malhinc will abs RIB one-:hird rs
psint than those riarcd ~ any other.
Dealers and Builders are in,i I'd TO d.posi'e Lum-
Der directly from T. cir els, thereby saving re-
peated handling and cartage.
schedule OF prices will re ready for disiriution
in few days. We respectfully solicit business, and
pledge curse YES t. give entire s't;sfaciion.
FiTzEUGH C1YLE & BROTHER.
A. CoTLf, Jr. sep o. cow
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FEMALE INSTITUTE

Saith Cdrol'RG Gr"Hre. hrtrtcp G& and 1h streets
cGst. Washington.
n His In1titu'ion is nov in successful operation
with full corps Of competent and experienced
teachers III each department. 1t presents the hest
advantage t. parents. the location il yery rtrcd
The buildings amp'e and surrounded with beau
tfu grounds Tor exercise and the course OF study
thorough and practical.
Board and tuition in all English branches 800 per
session of ten months. Day pupils from s. 10 $40
per quarter Of II weeks. in English.
French. Music, nrnwIng &c. extra.
For further particulars. or for circulars apply tn
GEO. G.. BUTLER, A. NJ,
sep H9-e0tf PRINCIPAL.
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The Bishop Hughes SANDER

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7th.-The Episco-
copal Recorder of to -morrow will contain
a disclaimer of the SANDER against Bishop
Hughes. The article states that the
charge was inserted during the absence
of the editor, that it was untrue, and
tenders such amends as every honest and
Christian man should be most cheerful
and ready to make when unintentional
injury has been done others.
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NOTICE All persons indebted to the late
~ firm of A. Davis 4 Co, Grocery, 9TH street are
urgently reque. ted t" call on the uude signed and
make immediate settlement of their accounts and
thereby prevent the dsagreeab bic ssy of passing
them into other hands for coercve measures. as tho
business must he closed.
B. MORSELL. Trustee,
La. avenue, opp Bank of Washington.
l9-eo.Sm-
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State Central Committee -Dissatisfaction, etc.

SYRACUsE. Oct. 6.-The following is
the State Central Committee e. ID.
Morgan, Jonathan Nathan, James b. Tay
Tor. of New York Roscoe Conkling. Of
Utica George Gould, of Troy Edward
f. Kcndrick, G.. {. Davidson, Lewis Ben
edict, Theodore Townsend, of Albany:
Allan Monroe, of Syracuse.
The silver grays are displcascd at the
nominations, and deprecate them as un-
fair and exclusive. Some declare they
will 90 for the adamantine ticket. Geo.
Wood is pronounced the only national
wing on the list.
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Ar PRIVATE SALE.

! WILL. offer al private snir. my LEASE, viii.
4 Bar room Ga- Fixtures, and other articles. I'll q:
wlIch WIZ he shown to any onn Wi hing prir
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue. south
side, near 9Th street back to l. street; coz,
falns Il rooms, IN good order Tilec oil ,aS'. -
months. The House IL i'll goGd rcpu.c ana dong "A
good business; front Just painted. 4 quanIty Of
good LIQUOR can he had AZ COS. price. 70, fur
thcr particulars zee the suhscrI
All persons indebted to me VIII please cal IN and
pay AMI save iurtIrr trouble J. DAVIS
E
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Cattle Show and Riding Match.

STANFORD, Conn.,, Oct. 1th.-The vii
lage was crowded yesterday to witness
the Cattle Show and a riding match among
females. \ single train of oxen from
the West numbering ls7 yoke came in.
About ten thousand persons assembled
TO see the riding match. Only six COM
petitors entered, and Miss Barr Of Weston
took the prize.
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RICH EMBRoIDERIEs G. HOSIERY

nv + have just received large and well assorted
w stock OF French and Scotch EmbroidericS,
consisting Of
Sleeves. Chsmisetts. and Collars
EmbToid"ries and plain Pocket Handkerchief very
cheap
Lafi 8 and Chil1rcn's worked skirts
Ladies ana Misses Gotten and McIino Icscry, in
great variety
White and Black silk do
100 dozen Ladies best French Kid Gloves.
Ladies Wishing any of the above articles can rely
on getting The very best grades by calling at
MA8W ELL, SEARS & 'OLLEY'S,
"a avenue. between 9th and 10th streets.
As- All articles sold mt establishment are
warrants d to prove as represented.
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Pennsylvania are, south side, bet. 9Th end 10th SIS.
w would inform our old customers and the pub
W lie generally, thai we prepared to fill any
manufacture daily. every kind of Inside Venetian
BLINDS, either Plain Fancy We have also
Painted SH.7DES of every style, White Linen or
Buff Shades, F'ncy Reed Blinds, &c. We enume-
rate Lounges. Easy and other Chairs, CurIed Hair
and Shuck Mattresses, Ouomans, Divans Sc
Carpets and Curtains neatly made and warranted
MT.
n. Bold Blinds re painted and trimmed in the
best manner. sep 13-eolm
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by E. \. STIR ATT. N, Au,ionc.r.


'tRUSTEE SALE or VALUABLE STOCK OF
! Dry AND FANCY GO0DS. rRFSS SILKS,
GRAPES, GRAPE SltAWLS. kc-On TUESDAY Wc,i-
nrsday. and Thursday mornings. October 4th sth.
and tth commencing ea' h day AT L. O'Clock shall
sell, at my Auction Rooms. extensive ard VAL
liable stock of goods, consisting in part RS follows
viz:
Grape. Ca>hmcre. Bercgc. and other Shawl.
Brocade, Pain. and Eignred Dress Silks
Cashmere, Mousselane. Berege Del.aine
Alpaca Bomhazinc. and other dress goods
English End American prints. Ginghams
LuStrcS. Lawns. Book MusiinS, Plaids
Nankius. Plain and Corded Musns. Robes
Corded skirts, TaIlt"ns and cnlored Crares
Swiss MusliDs. fr, nch wrought Collars
Iii en- cambria and Fix Handkerchief
Ladies' and Gentlemen Kid and silk Gloves
silk Mitts, Vel y, Lamhs-wol Shirts
CaSsimrrcs Summer Cloth, Vestings
- dozen assorted Hos cry, Buttons
STool Cottons, Insertipgs and Edgings
Together with general sortm mt Of smrll articles
usually found in a we'll selected stock of Dry
Goods.
Terms: so snd under. CAST; $50 and under
SlGo. 30 and 90 days. ard Slu0. b. ca and 90
days credit f notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest.
\. B-No goods to I've delivered until the terms OF
sale are complied with. G.. ". CUTTER,
Attorney and Tru.ter.
+. n. STRATT0N, Auctinne-r.
yep !c-ttf GInrell
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SUGAR, MoLAssEs, { MAcKEREL.

IUST HECElN I'D
- 80 hhds. Porto Rino. ami Muscorado Sugars,
part very ch nice and part low price
% IBIS. pulvrrizrd Sugnr
10 hhds. Porto Eiro Mol3sscs. verychoi"c suitable
for Bakesr AMI Ccufcctinners
200 tb's. No. {, Nackcrrl. Boston inspection,
caught in tic month of SeptcInbcr. very fat
and suitable for-etailc-s, counting 1900 tn the
barrel.
All of winch we offer for sale low.
z. z. WHITE & CO.,
Louisiana avenue between eth ard 7th sis,
Opposite the Bank OF " cshington.
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no CAPITALI>Ts, ARCHITECTS,

NO CAPITALISTS, ANCHITkCTS,
l. BUILD X RS, and all interested in a superior
article "t LINE far building, hard finish, cornceS
ch-nIral, and wlLtc"a-hing purposes, &c.
SEELf,S WASHINGTON LIME. manufactured
In Srclys Excelsior Patent Lime Kun at the corner
OF Virginia avenue and Canal street, Gsland.) The
rock from which this lime Is manufactured l. iroIh
the best quanlrs i'll this sPcton Of country. viz: :
knou's, Flannagin's, Snyder's AID Wadc's. The
Lime Is pure wood burnt. and is drawn fresh from
the kiln evcrV hour during the twcnty-four. and for
sale at EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels 20 he
retlried aug leo II
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uOUsE-FURNI>HING Hardware.

4 Important 10 BouseIrercrs.-Nery superior
Table Cutlery, silver plated Abats Forks and Spoons
of extra quality fine sets parlor Shovel and Tongs.
common do fire Dogs, Tenders, enamelled and
timed Sauccpars and Boilers. Gri1dles SJideTs &c
forming one OF the largcs' and most complete assort
mehts Of House furnishing Goods ofTc ed to the
public. III. LINDSEY,
Pa. avenue. between 9TH and 10th streets,
next to Gait and Bros. Jcwelry Store.
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Select school for Young Ladies.

On lIfh STREET, Opposie WfUtJrd's Htel.
nj RS. Mci.Snn having taught for these last ten
4fH ycnrs. has associated with her Mrs l.. A. GAUvIv
lady of long exp ricnce tcnchGr in the Eastern
Cities. for the purpose of conducting a FEM ALE
SEMINARY. They will teach all The branches c
requisite FIR thorough English c,.p,cation together
with French. Latin, Piano, Vocal Music. Drawing
a:d Painting. y Mcleod.
l.. A. GAUNIN.
N B. One hour each day will he devoted in French
ronyerSaticN. Int. .n-eoTts-
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The flowing Is DR.. Mays certificate:

" AsHINGTON, October ), 1853
This Is to certify that have made most careful
examination OF the body "f John Smith. n colorc,i
y, living with Elisha GRAFT, at tie time Of his
death, and am fully satisfied from This examination
that he died from disco.e, snd not from any NAL
treatment on the part of Elisha Grant, or any one
eisc. There WIS not the slightest tra.a If violence
having hren u'ed on any part of the 10 y.
oc 6-3t&- JNO T. MAY
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Louisiana First Congressional Distriot-Mor
tality Of Charleston.

CHARLESTON. S. c., Oct. The DEM
ocratic Convention Of the First District
ofIouisiana have Judge Dunbar
as their candidate for Congress.
There were twenty-five deaths in this
city during the past week.
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Sentence of q Bigauist.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7th.-Nathanicl J.
Bird, alias DR.. Hunter, the bigamist, was
sentenced to-day at Camden, to ten years
Imprisonment in the Trenton Pcniten-
tiary, at hard labor.
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sTEREosCopIc pAGUERREoTYpE

beautiful and Interesting invention j. daily
ID s"ld 1T WHITEIiURST'S Ga'lerv. between Il :
and 9Th streets Penn. avenue. Thos" wishing lii e
nesseS taken should call and see his before sitting
elsewhere. 1t has been pronounced by scientific
men, one Of tho greatest inventions of the nge and
applied to porraiture surpasses any thing but real
ity bringing the images to the astonished spec
tator in oIto rc'iero and nearly life size.
OF 1-3trod-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-08
ALWAYS AWAKE.

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