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TO TIE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM, C0NFPCTIONARIES. &C

TENUE AMERICAN ICE CREAM, manufactured by
Il the subscriber from pure country cream and
furnished IN any quantity, from one quart and up
wards at 81 30 per gallon and at the shortest notice
Parties, Dinners, and Private Entertainments fur
rshed in the most fashionable STYLE and equal to
any in the United States.
CHARLOTTERUSSE, FROZEN FRUIT
BLANC NANCE, PYRAMIDS,
JELL1ES, CAKES, &c.
made to order in every style.
All orders left at ARNoLD'S. under Gadsbv's
Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue will be punctuslly
attended to- where there will he constantly kept on
hand large and fresh assortment of FRUITS,
CONFECT1ONARIES. FRENCH BON-BONS, PRE-
SERVES, PICKLES. &c.
long experience In the business enables the sub
scrber to guarantee the utmost satisfaction.
OYSTERS in various styles, COFFEE, TEA. CHO-
COLAYE. ORGEAT, and other refreshments can be
obtained at all hours at the above saloon
sep 20 H. RCKAR
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Arrival of the Washington.
FOUR DATs LATER FROM EUROPE

New YORK, Sept. 29.-The steamer
! Washington with London and Southamp-
ton dates of the l4th, and Liverpool of the
18th, arrived at 2o'clock. T. NJ.
The Washington brings 90 passengers.
Last evening off Fire Island, she fell in
with the ship Revenue, from Baltimore
for Australia, dismasted. She had been
l9 days in crippled condition. The
Washington towod her into this port.
The steamer America reached LIVERPOOL
on the llth.
Mr.. Soule would be received at the
Court of Madrid.
ENGLAND.-The cholera was progress
ing in England. The Plarco Polo had
arrived at Liverpool from Australia, with
f2S0,00 in gold.
The ship yard of Scott, Russell & Co,
near London, had been burned. Loss
100000.
FRANCE.-The statement that the Gov
eminent was purchasing corn was again
officially denied.
Theport of Marseilles wasfull of wheat.
Flour at Paris was falling slowly.
The news from the East on the 18th
greatly affected the Bourse, and the three
per cents fell to IF, l5c.
1TALY.-A Council of War at Milan
had sentenced CT persons implicated in
the instruction of February 9th, 20
being condemned to die, and the others
to confinement in irons for 20 years and
less.
Fifty refugees, suspected of republican,
ism, had arrived on the Pietlmontese from
tier.
The EASTERN QUESTIoN.-The London
Times of the 18th announces that the
Gar had rejected the Vienna note as mod
ified by the Sultan and that war seemed
inevitable. The English and French
consuls had left Jassy, all act which had
occasioned great alarm.
Gen. Luders with fresh corps of
| Russian troops was advancing into Mol
davia. The Emperor of Russia was to
proceed at once to Warsaw in order to
meet the Emperor of Austria at Olmutz
on Sept. Odd.
The Turkish troops under 0mir Pasha
on the lower Danube insist on fighting
the Russians and it was feared, that tho
Pasha would be unable to restrain their
fanatical zeal.
TURKEY. The Porte had contracted for
100000 winter coats for their troops.
The Egyptian troops after being review
ed by the Sultan, would proceed to
Shumla. All regular communication be-
tween COnstantinople and the Russian
ports had been cut off. The warlike
preparations Of Turkey were carried on
with undated vigor. The troops were
working night and day ON the fortfica-
tons on the Danube. The Turkish army
in the vicinity of Varna amounted to
10000 men with $50 guns and sixty bat
teries of heavy metal. Two Russian
Regiments arrived at Braila, OH the Lower
Danube on August Goth.
HUNGARY.-The lost jcwelsof the Hun
garian Crown have been found buried
near Orschora.
PERsIA.-The City of Ispahan had been
nearly destroyed by an Earthquake.
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ENOR THE FALL TRADE.-Gtnacr
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.

GREAT BARGATNS.-The subscriber has Just re-
~ turned from the North, where he has been for
some time purchasing 1T suction grest sacrifices
for cash. a large stock Of the cheapest DRY GOODS
ever brought TO this market. Notwithstanding the
advance on goods generally, he is enabled TO Offer
tie following at 20 per cent. less than the usual
prices:
Rich II Broc6de Silks, 81 IS; worth g
ZI-inch colored Poult de Sole. 81 %; worth 81 IS
Superior black Brocade Silks 81 &c; worth 81
Black Turk Satin, very rich. II l2l5 worth 81 IS
Superior Black Siiks. very cheap
Fine Linencamhric HdkfS, so cents worth IS
Hem stitched do. super, 62l55 worth 81
Embroidered do, very superior. 81 IS; a 80
5000 Worker Collars at half price
Particular attention is directed to
500 pairs genuine Frenrh Corsets 81 worth -
Osr stock of Domestic Goods. having been pur-
chas previous to she advance, will lie sold at for
mer prices. r. W. CARTER,
Opposite the Centre Market,
sep 29-zw- doors east of Sth street
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List of Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels

NotionG! Hotei-Geo Thomas Jr. Md: r !, Hoon.,.
va; Gala;ni, L; Miss Galarnd, do w II Wise
ana lady, Ny; Edntonds; Williams, Ala;
Wexford, Va; Mrs Corbin and serv't do; Miss
Wexford, do; f ID South.ate and two Iadie. XIV.
Thos Bowie. Md; ] VI Goggn Cal; b II : Holt
Va; Ridgway Jr. do; NJ VI Rup. do; S d Thurman
and lady, 40; Mrs J Slaughter; do; ) X Williams
and lady, Tenn; Prof J Coils, Halifax; J ID Kent
VI ID Va; K Tudker, NJ ID do; f Davis; do; Mrs.
& Morris, do; Mrs Watson, do: Miss Watson,
do; w Morris, DO; ID Watson, do: II Tayhr do; :
Slrdge, Ala; n Morse and servt's. Ga; Miss V
Morse, do; Mr TohnS. do; II Martin and lady, Ark
r Harmons and daughters, Ohio Mr. and Mrs
PHcher, ; Z; Miss Porchcr, do Mrs and Miss Jack
SOL, Va A x Sellers, Md: 4 w Harahaw: f. Jack
san; w w Berry, Md; Walsh. u : N; J s Ward
and lady, n Y; = Buckly, 40; + S Ripley. c.; Miss
\ & Ripley, do: X w Allen, u ; A: Master Allen:
Rea; w ii Philip, DC; w NJ Porcher and sev't: SC;
Master X II Taicot, Va; do q TaIcou, do; Jas
B1wmaR, Gal; X Curtis A Bonn. Md; j Means
L n; III Spears, VI ID Ga; ID Griffin. do Mrs ID
Griffin and nurse, do; N b Powers, do; w & Pease
u SR; 7 Mer; T. Z Dixon, n Y: w Ramsey
NY; . F Burns; J Coffman; San,I ID Fillmore XIV:
Jno Mason; Darling, Va; J Williams and Indy,
do.
Brown's Hotci-G G and JAS Reanev. Md. F. :
Lucas and family, : G; + G. Lucas do; Mis- Me
Wharter Md; Miss Dorsey. do; 4 Lowell, Madison;
& Naldener, Ky; A BiggS, do; Gen Grimes and
lady, Md; MIR Johnson, do; II Stewart, W. K
Gaskins. Pa; Spear. do; : l. Hill and lady Ala.
Miss Hill, do; E l. HohsOn, do; J REYNOLDS Miss; j
L Bartick, Ala; Mrs w Compton, Md; X Compton.
do; W III Tomlinsom, ; {; Mrs f. G. Porter. \ Y: /. p
w aG;lPi Ia: jesse III Jolles, = 4; w Mcdonald,
Va; w Berry, Md; w Brooke, do: ] Eaton, Pa;
Jno Carnall, Ark; w Chires, Ma; Rev Mr. Early, do;
Hart ook, do; Jno Scott, do; w Parrott do;
" ScabroOk, ) G.; Miss f. Ssahrook do: do : :;
Seahrook, do; DO A F Me geft, La; Gen = w Downs.
do; Miss McCaeb, do; Miss Fort, do; DIR II NJ Holmes
a nd lady, = c; and daughter do Mrs Gibbes do;
Miss Gibbcs, do; Miss Fillmore, do; Misses Deas do;
Jesus Baca, New Mexico; Temp and lady, S G.;
A Clay and lady, Va Charles Clay. do; A Nc:
Daniel and lady, do; w Lancaster, N C.; DIR A J
Waits, n Y; r e. Dnreea.
G'dstr's Iofei.-F : Ncale, Md; r Gentry Va;
Payne, : {; Miss { Payne. do Mrs w Bad
ger, do; u Hsmlak and scry't, do; Gen B Waiach.
L "a; q w Hazard, do J Adams and LADY,
Mass Garfield, n J; Col. ID Jenifer. Md b Dean
Boston. Ganse, Tenn: II Young, do; Rudolph
king, Ga; Mrs MARROW, ; &; b O'Neil, do; Mrs Ogc,
Md
y. S Hotei.-C kincinger. Ohio f Morris and
lady, Pa; VIM Thompson, of r., Md; G ] Edwards,
Woodruff and son, " Col Taylor Va; e f
Morton, \ " Robert Fish, do.
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Nominations in Erie County.

BUFFALO, Sept. 29.-The following
nominations have been made in Erie
county: Second district, for Assembly,
Rollim Germainc State delegate, Warren
Grange. Fourth district, for Assembly,
Nelson Hatch.
The democrats of the Second district
have nominated Elijah Ford, the hardest
kind Of adamantine, for the Assembly.
Judge Mullet, of the supreme court, lies
dangerous ill, and his recovery is consid-
cred very doubtful.
General Shields passed through this city
for the East this morning. Heis in feeble
health, but rcco, ering.
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by K. n. STRAIT, n, Auttou..r

by L. N. STRAIT. n, Auttoneer
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK OF
i DRY AND FANCY GOODS, PRESS SILKS
GRAPES, GRAPE SIlAWLS. &c.-On tuesday,. We'd
nrsday, and Thursday mornings, October 9TH. 5th.
and 6th, commencing en-, day at ]" O'Clock, shall
scl st my Auction Rooms. very extensive and val
liable stock of goods, consisting in part FLOWS
viz
Grape, Cashmere, BereCe. and other Shawls
Brocade, Plain. and Figured Dress Silks
Cashmere. Mousselainr. Bcrege DeLaine
Alpaca, Bomhazinc. and other dress goods
English rnd American prints Ginghams
Lustres Lawns, Book Muslins. Plaids
NankinS. Plain anu Corded Muslins Robes
Corded skirts, TarltoDs and crIorcd Grapes
Swiss Muslins. French wrought Collars
Linen cenfric and Fix IIendkerchiefs
Ladies and tientlCmcn's Kid and Silk Gloves
silk Nitts, Wells. Lamhs-wocl shirts
CassimercS Summer Cloth. Vestngs
30 dozen assorted Hosiery, Buttons
Spool Cottons, Insertings and Edcngs
Together with general atsormC ut Of small articles
usually found in well selected stock II Dry
Goods
Terms: so and under, cash: over $50 and under
SEQ. 80 ard 10 days, and over 500, 80. 90 and 90
days credit for notes satisfactorily en!orse bearing
interest.
\. B.-No gools to be delivered until the terms of
sale are complied with. q. ". CUTTER,
Attorney and Tru,,Pe
L. n. STEATT0N, Auctioneer.
.f--1ltf- INTEL
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sep 3n-dtf-
by T.. n. sTRATTON. Anc,iope.r.

INURNITURE. CIGARS, &s-On SATURDAY
J. morning. October |. 1T ~ o'clock. shall sell
- general assortment of new and secondhand Furni-
ture. comprising
Chairs, Sofas, Diyans. BeGstead.
Bureaus, Carpets. Oil Cloth
Mating Mattresses, &c
10000 Cigars, various brands. 10 cloac accounts
Also, an assortment Il Bonncts, all handsomely
trimmed and IN good order.
Also, o. o'clock.
One very superior cold Lever Watch, Johnson
Liverpool, seventeen jewels.
Additional
100 pieces ready-msde Clothing, consisting Of
Coats, Vests. and rantalUons.
Terms cash. EN- STRATTON
sep III AuctiOneer
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By DOWNS 8 HUTCHINsoN.A u,trs

WATCHES, JEWELRY. and FANCY GOODS,
w at Auction-0n FRIDAY and SATURDAY
evenings, September Goth and October 1st we will
s'll at our store, at O'Clock, good assortment of
the above, viz:
l superior Gold Hunting Watch, full .jewelIed with
extra dial and main spring
Gold Hunting patent detached Lever Watches
Ladies Gold Hunting Lcpinc Watch
Liver / cTinc four-hole jewelled Watches
l secondhand English Gold Lever Watch
Cola Mcdallions, with double glasses
Gold Pencils, Pens, Ear and Finger Rings
BrcaStpins, studs, Watch Keys. Chains &c.
Also, lot of Fancy Goods and Plated Ware, China
Nases, Clocks &c.
Terms cash.
DOWNS & HUTCHINSON. Auct'rs
Pc. avenue, between 9th and eth streets.
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By e. N. sTRATTON, Auotioneer,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT h IMPROVE
MEMS AT AJCTl0N.-0n TUESDAY AT
TERNO0N. Ortoter 5th, Mt 3 o'clock, on the premi-
SEES shall sell the south part of Lot No 5, in square
81, fronting 81 feet 18th street west between [
and streets north. running back, in Iart, 20 a 80
foot alley. containing 23i0 square feet. The i'm
prOvcmcTtS cCn list # two two-sto-y Frame Houses.
This pr Terty. situated in the vicinity of Frsnkln
Row. IL fashionable and highy-improvcd part OF
the city, nishcS chance for profitable in
vrStmCHt
Title indi~putable.
Terms: une-iouTth cash residue in G. IL and IS
months, satisfactorily SOC ured. haaring interest
Corvcyancng at Tho expense of purchaser.
scp Cd
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AT PRIVATE SALE

| WILL offer AT private sale, my LEASE, with
Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles, all of
which VIII he shown IN any one WI hing 10 pur-
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue. south
side, near 9th street back to Il street; CON
taIns II rooms, in good order Tine of lease -
months. The House is in good rcputc and doing a
good business; front just painted a quantity of
good LIQUOR can be had at cost price. For fur
ther particulars the subscriber.
All persons indebted to me viii please call up and
pay and save further trouble j. DAVIS
eff
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o. OLD SORES, ULCERS, and all eruptions and
diseases arising from impure depraved state of
the blood. See the extraordinary cure of Mr.. WIN.
G. HARDWOOD, highly respectable citizen of Rich
mond, Va, by Carters Spanish Mixture. He had
ulcers and OF the worst description and finally
got so bad that he was unable TO walk, except on
crutches. few bottles of Carriers Spanish Mix
turc, the great blood purifier, cured him, it has
cured hundreds of others who have suffered with
rheumatism. bad effects of mercury, and pains and
ulcers of the homes and joints
Sec
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GENERAL AGENCY.

FT1AYLOR ( COLLINS will prosecute claims Of cv.
1 cry description against the government, before
the several departments or Congress; procure pen
sions, bounty lands, extra pay, and arrcarage pay
They will attend to the buying and selling Of real
estate the renting of houses and general collect
ing business. They viii also furnish parties at a
distance with such information they may desire
from the seat of government. Charges will re mol
crate.
Office on street, Immediately opposite Windcr s
Building, Washington, d. C.
REFERENCES
Hon. j. G. Dobbin. Secretary Of the Navy.
Hon. j. Davis, Secretary of War.
\. Callan. esq Pres't Board Common Council.
Gen. J. NJ McCals, Attorney-at-Law.
James Fl. Caustin. esq.
VIC Reddall, State Department.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

hrs. r. s J. HUNTER, members of the ROYAL
~ COlieg" OF Surgeons, late of lsiington, London,
have taken up their residence in Washington, for
the treatment %!
DISEASES OF TIE CHEST.
comprising affections oi the THROAT, BRONCHITIS,
AsTHs 4. CONSERVATION, and diseases of the HEART,
to which branch of their profession they have for
many years given their exclusive attention. The pc
cuiarity Of the treatment employed by Drs. H., il
that the remedies employed are administered by Is
HALATIoN in the form of vapor.
Residence and office, 18th street, hctwces G and
ii streets. sep 6-if
~ FALL BGNNETS, --latest Stpde, Just
Ne hopencd. At SiiEDD'S Fancy Goods s Mill
Il ~ Gcry store, llIh street, above PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. Tt" Ladies will find il their advantage
to call before they purchase eisewher.
Ii
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GRAND ANNIVERSARY BALL.

INHE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CLUB respectfully
i beg leave To inform their friends and the pub
at island Hall, Oh THURSDAY EVENING, October
9th. 1853.
The Club pledge themselves that no pains or cx-
P'hse snail be spared to make this Ball in every
sp-ct as agreeable their former ones
The best Cotion Music has been ENGAGED for the
occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; to be had Of the Club,
ana at the cor On the evening of the ball.
MANAGERS:
c. r. Bishop, L. Joncs
W. t. Walker, Alex. TAFT.
J. 6. Dudley, H. Dudley
J. 4. johnson. GB CLARK
A. VI. Caldwell, j. r. Holt
sep 2T-7tt-
ID 4. X g ARMEVTS.-Int hj. denart
~ ment We have a great variety of every kind
and size. Prices moderate and uniform
STEVENS'S Sales Room
sep 2s-3t- under Browns Hotel,
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FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be-

ma! FOh NENT-The BUILDING now be-
I'LL ing finished, on the northeast corner of 9TH St
and Louisiana avenue, in this city.
The first floor has been constructed for Banking
Establishment, of marble, it'll vaults. &C. and two
stores on 9Th street. The basement is construct
to embrace all the modern convcnienceS for Re.
taurant. in connexion with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters. provisions &c. The restaurant COM
municates beth from in and out doors with the Sc
cond story. which is composed of four rooms com.
municatng through ample folding doors, fer the &C
commolation of either large small private parties
Should the second story not be taken in connection
with the restaurant the will be rcn'ed for #
iiceS- The third ftory embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the build ng, and is well aGnIt. Il for
commodions billiard room for three tables The
fourth story embraces the whole extent Of The build
ing, and is well adapted for printing room or pr
mory. and, if not rented, will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room. G,s and water rnd ali the
mo fern improvements have been introduced on
each floor OF this building, anil ts POSITION situated
IN the very heart of the most business portion a.
Washington, must insure large profits TO ,,etent
tenants. ARMY to- or address
s.C.BARNEY.
street, between 9th and 18th SITS, Washington.
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TELEGRAPHIC. =
By HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
From Boston

BoSToN, Sept. 30-l2 M.-The Halifax
line is still down. The America is fully
due here has not yet arrived.
Judge Bishop has published letter
accepting the Democratic nomination.
He takes high national grounds, and "a
vorS the new constitution.
In the Boston markets flour and grain
have advanced.
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL

Capitol Hill, H'nskinsfon,
NOR RENT.-The above Hotel is offered for rent.
either with or without the Furniture and other
Fixtures 1t is of the most desirable situations
in the city, and an excellent location for business
Possession may be had at any time between this
and the middle of October next. TO gentleman OF
responsibility desirous of keeping hotel fine op-
portunity is offered. Applications to he made the
present proprietor. JOHN FOY.
sen S-:}taWIm*
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New York Markets, &c,

NEW YORK. Sept. so, p. x.-Flour
has agvanccd: sales 5000 bbls. State
brands at sc. 50: Southern IS sc to Sc .6S.
Wheat-40. 900 bushels Michigan
white Sl.4S to to Sl.50 Corn, white 81
cts; yellow So. Stocks dull and de-
Ginning. Cotton firmer.
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rF FOR RENT-A Frame HOUSE situa-
iii ted on 18th street south, between and ID sts
Aeslsland with nine rooms, two-sto, les and half
high. will be rented to good and punctual tenant
for 500 per annum, payable monthly 1t has been
recently wbitewasbed and is now rea " for use.
Inquire Of il. l.. Smawood, in the store of Clagett
Newton, Nav Co. sen 26-eo3t-
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..tILMAS's LIQUID HAIR DYE.-Ihis article cannot
be too strongly recommended tn public attention. II
possesses in peculiar degree, the property cffrcu
ally changing white, red OF gray hair to beautiful
black or brown, in a few minutes, without any III
jury whatever TO the hair, but the contrary g
II lively and natural appearance LatieS and gen
tlemen who have become prematurcly gray can, in
five minutes, ifthcy wish it, have head of hair nf
men who wear whiskers or mustachiOS of n gray or
reddish hue in few seconds have them perna-
nrntly black. Prepared by Z. ID. GILMAN, Chemist,
Washington.
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Death of General Talmadge-Pacihc Railroad
Subscriptions.

New YORK, Sept. 29.-General James
Talmadge, ex-senator and ex-Minister to
Russia, died suddenly to-day at the Met
ropolitan Hotel, on his return from visit
to the Crystal Palace.
The Pacific Railroad Company met here
to-day, representatives being present from
every section of the country. Fifty-seyen
individuals subscribed S43 ,00O, 900, when
the Convention adjourned for two weeks.
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[TsEFUL ARTlCLEs-We have in s.

TSEFUL ART1CLES.-We have in store
- variety of useful articles, consisting in part OF
Hair, Clothes Hat and other kinds Of Brushes Ores
.ing, Side, Tucking, and fluff Combs: Puff Boxes :;
Hair Pins, Toilet powder; Amsndino for the hands
Lubln's and IIarrison's Extracts pomat UNI, Soap
&c, &c. We have also, a select variety of Work
Boxes Ladies' Companions; Work Baskets, &c.
JOHN +. ELLIS,
sep 27-co2w- Pa. avenue, bet. 9th < 10th sis.
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REMOVAL.

AE take this me .hod OF informing our customers
w and the public generally that have leased
and fttet up the extensive store in the Atneneum
building, north side Of Pennsylvania avenue, be
tween ~ and 9th streets, where we will open OH
MON DAY, October I'd. with a fine assortment of
FANCY GOODS, GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
JEWELRY, FURNITURE, Housekeeping Articles.
&c, which we have selected with great care. at very
reduced prices in Boston, New York. and Philadel-
phia all of which will be sold accordingly, and to
which the attention of the pablo Is respectfully in
vited.
We take this opportunity of returning our thanks
to friends for their liberal patronage at cur old
stand, and hope TO have a continuance of the same
at our Dew enc.
DOWNS & HUTCHINSON.
sep 26-6t. Intel
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NEW FALL GOODS.
| VI Arn IL

NEW FALL GOODS.
~ NOW rs THE TINE
% pieces Prusan Cloth all shades; Is pieces main
all wool; Mousselains; Silk Popns Black Alpa-
cas-; Black Bonbazines; Black Silks, all widths ::
Black Nett Msts; Black aud Colored Kid Gloves !:
Shawls; Calicoes; GinglaIns; Irish Linens; also,
a well assorted stock OF Bleached and Brown DO
meStcs: VIM. r. RILEY,
aug 2S-lh cor 9Th ST., opp'e Centre Market.
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Piogress OF the Yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 2S.-The total
number of deaths during the twenty four
hours ending this morning, was %, inclu-
ding ii from yellow fever.
NOZZLE, Sept. 2S.-Interments yester-
day, l4-of which 8 were from yellow
fever.
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rs We are now displaying and Fashion
able styles of Fail and Hiner Clothing. Our stock
embraces everything that is new and fashionable for
the season. manufactured with all the taste and Gle
gance for which our clothing is celebrated. NOAH
WALKER CO., Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
Browns Building. sep %
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Baltimore Markets-Advance in Breadstuff,

Baltimore Markets-Advance in Breadstuffs.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 80, l2M.-The Wash
ington's news causes an advance from 5
TO cents in wheat. Sales of 5000 BUSH
els white wheat, at 81 S5 to 81 40: no
red sold. Corn-9,000 bushels white
sold at SO to 30 cents: no yellow sold.
Flour held at Sc %. Butter 10 to 20
cents
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-30
MUSIC.

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WI Rertnis celebrated StuIies. for the piano {:
The Carnival Of Venice, tor piano and violin; I'll
pray for the"; Italy: The smil, Lilly Dale WALTZ;
Lilly Dale Scottische; Lilly Dale Quickstep; Joyful
Walt: Polka echo du Mont Elanr: Bachelors polka;
Dolworths very bcsi polka; Magic spell Schottsche:
Comet Schottisch". Rory o'Moore Quick ster; Fire
bell CaoT; The oddFcilows March. &c, az.
NR9S.-1he Sections daughter: On 10 the field OF
glory, ductt: II ] could have my WAY; Moonlight
music. love and flowers: Within mile Of Edini,urC
town; 10 they miss me; Why don't ne come? and
ali tie latest Ethiopian and Sentimental SnrgS. Just
received az WIMEKS
9Th street. near Louisiana avenue.
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