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PHHADELPHIA

Curtain Warehouse,
III ChestRu ST., Piladepdd eppos4ts Tie STATE House
HENRI Y. w. 8ARRORD,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURrGIE Ma
TERIALs, AND FURNTTURE CovERINes,
WHICH he offers at tine lowest market PRICES. =
e., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The stock accomplishing, in part, the following:
embroidered Lace Curtains, 4 Gilt GoIhicesi $50
10 Muslin Do, do Pins;
DTapery Laces d, MusliIsj do Bands
FLencn BTocatells alWidths Canopy Arches and Rugs
Sao Solorsi - gii .tfsg4 Cords Tassels, Gimps,
sDInasks; 60
qualities on hand u : = :
!. P4LNE,ED WI6DoWjsH 4DEss aaS HOLLANDS. Of an
eolOrs for shading.
B, Persons ordering Curtains gf give the MEASURE
martT-1vd6zw 49, i E -,
ECkIyKD, ala4go assJTtnent Of boys Bets.
~ sep2O d Elsa s! AVERY
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EIIGHLY IMPORTANT.

7 Il II ~ : -
NJ ELSON'S Premium Chinese LustTal Washing Fluid
In the greatest Improvement yet discovered for saving
labor end expense in washing Clothing and House Clean.
ing. Linens and COttons washed by this Fluid will b
whittier aud softer Than flan II bcaohed on the gTaS-
WARRkNTEp not to mjuTe tho fabric, Every lady may
satisfy herself that point by soaking peCe OF Cotton
Linen in the Fluid, full strength for q hours which
viii clearly show that it must be Pulely harmless wien
diluted with gallons OF whter to half pint OF fluid.
Tie Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times ths
single s2pence which viii buy enough for large family
washing, which can be done in or hours.
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber, who has late
ly purchased the right for Ohio couilyt, Vas aI0t
= JAS. MELLOR.
AuEq No, &c, Union ST, Wheeling, Va
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1.-THE recent comet, which attracted general
Intentional about the last August. was seen on The
sdOfSsptsnbers shOitly before l. r. M. 10 fun
sunshine. by Mr.. HARNESS, the eminent Director
of the Observatory at Liverpool, when it appeared
round, aRd about nine seconds in diameter, and
without anY ppPeSrapce of = tail, 4, ,gFa.
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CHANCEEY SALE.
Berryhin q Co.. &c. 80 complainanta
A. Butts administrator, and Benz. F. San
borIs admin defendants
PurEua of decree Of the Circuit Court for Oh
county, ma de at the Fan Term, 1851, and amended
decree made October 1853, will Friday the 18th da
Of November next at the front door ofthe house.
Oo'eock, A. M, sell the following property, Wig: q
Lot No 209 In East Wheeling. :, a..-7 .-,'- ErF
>s) in East Wheeling.
Lots No eight Cs0 and eleven e11). in square sixteen
Also, part Of Lots No 1--WE C and s661 in square ST.,
on Main street, having mont on sad street OF abUu
thirty three feet.
TsT'Hs Of SaleTen per cent. to be paid in cash. TIL,
balance in eight sixteen and twenty four months the pur
chaser giving bonds with good security, and the title
tanned as further security, until the whole is paid
octt7td DANIEL G. LIST, Commissioner
Z
I ARD-10 kegs prime Family Lard, sale by -Ilt
IL TALLANT & DELAPLAIN,
oc15 90 Main ST.
.sEsaisizz lass FURS. --H-EE
NV will open this day choice variety OF Furs con
wv sistiHs OF Stone Martin, Fitch Lynx, Siberian,
octI4 HEIsKELL & Co.
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lSiTf55iS - SAFES-PITENT DOUBLE DOOR
I'M SALAMANDER FIRE And THIEF
., F.s4.T.a.iE1 Inenf or1various sizes always on
blTNf hand, at No. So Dock street, war
tlgHtta1 III ranted equal to any madein the U
ESAEs484 lll5---9h nited StatGs. EVunB a. Wat
s sS iRs" s6eI fpr p sont fyoTs re-
the same Please gys W cali before purchasing else
. q, No SO Dock street, 1 door below Third S
Bmal SOL flank Vault and Jewellers Burglar Proof
Lined ReirigeratOrs Store Trucks, etc.
below are the names Of few gentlemen and Public In.
stltISns who have our Safes in use. Hundreds more
Farmers 4 Mechanics Bank of Philadelphia l2
Samuel Allen; High Sheriff, Philadelphia;
Barker, Brothers 4 Co., No 16 S Third St;
Michensr & Go, No II South Water st.;
G Knight cor er Water aud Chestnut sts., =,fse
u S Mint, one SAFE; ~ s-s5t 49, g.. - - ETI
Arsenal, Sales for CaliIor q for PhIlai
Corporation OF Northern Liberties ~
Commissioners of Mcyamensng;
Southwark Gas Company, -
]. WagOnselIer, Tamaqua
State Treasurer Ct Jersey and Trenton Banking Co.
o Hal, 9th above Cherryand Third and Brown SITS.
BALT1MoRE June 12, 1880
MessTs. Evans q Watson, Observation-Disclosures;
We have much pleasure in recommending your Fire Proof
Chests to the notice of tho pubche purchased
from you having saved books contents cectuay
alter undergoing Very severe heat during the fire which
destroyed the entire block OF buildings Arch street
wharf, on the iSehuyIRIlI, on the 9th OF june 1850.
..,,o A. Yours very respectfully, ,,,r,,,,,,,,
Do goa remember the old Corner
mo. 49, WATER STREET? CaIIthere and see the
IN newly received and gorgeous stock OF Overcoatngs
Cloths, splendid Velvet and other Yest;ngs
lSee,admte, and leave your measure rn
w d pair of PdHt1loc11S made in tie fFestSfgle,
DER, at hours notice ~
overcoats, Coats Pants, Vests and Hosiery, in exten
sve variety and OF the finest material and make, always
OH hands every garment made in the establishment.
sep13 III. III. HUG HE'S, Wheeling, Va.
BEYOND DESCRIPTION AND ALTOGETH-
ER EXCELLENT II CT
THE assortment aud stock of Vesings, Cloths, Cass.
meres, ScaTs, and other Notions necessary for gem
eTaps outfit just received, and offered to the pub
lie by THOS. HUGHES,
SeplS Wheeling, Va.
riety' and all atIEcREDIBLY PRIoEs!l
Fashionable Clothing Emporium
8. RICE, MERCHANT7 TAILOR,
sFRIGG HOUSE, WATER STREET.
now receiving from the Eastern cities splendid as.
sortment Of Cloths, CasSimeres and YeBtingS
Of the best quality variety. which have been
lected by himself, for the ,Hf.s.
.-us. FALL AND WINTER. s5
10 at the shortest notice, the best Manner
Made Clothing, together with general assortment OF
shirts collars cravats, handkerchies, gloves under
Shirts drawers stockings and in short every article
and alI'-co1ne and Judge for yourselves. sep7
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Just. Arrived. a 7ITH
ID HoDRS, McNAIII q Co., have Just received thsir
~ first stock of FAN and Winter Goods, C0nprlslns
everything pHCE and Staple, aitEbe for ths city ana
country trade, . .ssss. .-..4t Is s1s s.I1aK iP q
Please give us a eau s5 Main street IA.
lTF BUSINESS ROOM FOR GENT. ~
EaEE subscriber oiefB Tor rent the room recently occR
II pied by him, under the 8I0LuTe HOUSE. y = Z.
sep2O ~. 81 JAS b MeAECHBN
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Steamboat Engineers Wanted
TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, CHEMISTS.

THE Undersigned is prepared to manufacture to Orde r.
i Flint Glass SyTiDges, Walls, and all other small Flint
Glass Instruments, such by Physicians, and in
the Chemical Laboratory He invites the orders those
using or dealing in such articles he thinks he
nsh good article favorable terms can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere. WIN. MORGAN,
corner Sixth ami Zane streets,
octl7dawt szt East WheeIing
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CIGARS! CTGARS!!

NHE tolls are now a. heretofore on this road,
and tits the earnest desire Orthe DTecOs that a.! le
sol Will attend promptly to paying tolls as l
reytnue the Company have means OF preparing wy
road for winter use, and it SOf importance @ ~ la
tins necessary be put IN the best
carmel InYaa g gone; stI pkNp1EToE, sse,y.
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REAL RsTATN sAIns
Valuable Real Rgtata -
H-1o..N kItANCIs R. ARMsTRov,
VaIuable Land for so1.

j The Pittsburgh Journal, BsshbaSn ~ GODS.
J s hepu6liean copy each to tie amount Of tFa
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geass eifs ;as ia sgee--s4< - sas {, "a 10 y
). sGA q s5ts'ha - - b. q tafss{I
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e BoNNETS- AND BONNET RIBBONS.
ELEGAN Linen Bonnets In beautiful styles, for win,
Ii teri Tch bonnet Ribbons in Plaid and other styles
oct1O g FsfeS HEISKELL a. co.'s
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Cheap Cash Store.

cheap CASH DGOI5'
HE subscriber is Just receiving his Second stoeK q
fall and winter Goods consisting OF all qualities anu
styles of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which be oilers
and will SELL lower thanpny other house IN the CITY, ING
best qualities of French Merinos from 700 10 ~ per
yard; English Merinos from so 62Cts pei yard
500 Long ShaWls from So to Si6 best qualities and AL
other kinds and qualities In proportion, 100 patterns bro
cade Silks all styles and colo 8, and al low price vel,
vet Rbb0ns all styles plain and scollOped FlOunCngs gu
styles and qualities. K! q, = i, ,vbo
NAV avor me with cali can have their wants supplied,
Mt No 1855 Main street. Wheeling Va. And IlrespecIpny
invite all who may notice Cd TO call ana
examine my cheapatock ar the utmost attention shall be
: oets g JOHN G. HEFTLY
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49, HOSIERY q
N heecy lined Silks, English Silks, Raw silk Saxony
i Cashmere silk and WOOL paea heavy and fine wool.
en,wlth other varieties OF wOmnSs misses, and chill
dren's Hose. Just received at
octtO HEIsKELL q CO.'S.
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4NOb4COG
THE subscriber, having returned home from Germany
afer Of fagr months begaIeave 10 Inform
lis friends and the public generally, that he win hereafter
Do regularly at both with his usual supply Of GOOD
Meats, Saassss Lard etc.; and respectfully socita tSe
Patronage wfthths assurance that they VIII receive pront
octTdawtf ..pf slss z , JOHN zoRCKLERs
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FRIDAY, SEPrEInyR .

Woodward rose this morning early. before
5O'cIock, and requisite that the chains might
no removed from his legs, which was done
lie then dressed himself with great care in
suit of black throughout, taking great care in
adjusting his collar and linen. He seemed
cheerful and fully resigned to his fate, but
We; indifferent about the result. After the
removal of the chains and dressing, he walked
in the passage and conversed as freely as any
man.
At about Z! o'clock, two of his advisers
called, Rev. Messrs. Cox and Scrivener, but
we're not admitted until after s o'clock The
Rev ]. c. Smith also called about o'clock.
Soon after S O'Clock, tho crowd began to
collect, and to occupy the windows, house tops
and staging erected on purpose, overlooking
the jail:yard on the north; and at half-past
ten, nearly all the house tops, and the staging
north of the Jail were covered by anxious peo-
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U Advertisements omitted to-day will
be inserted tomorrow.
Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, Sept. 2, 1858.
FROM papers found upon the person Of the
unfortunate individual who hung himself upon
the bank Of the Alexandria canal yesterday,
IL appears that he was a native of Prussia, and
named Henry Fenter. Among his papers there
was passport bearing the above name, and
certified at Bremen, March 18th, 1858.
memorandum book, in which was written
number of names, among them those of Unger-
man, Schwarts, Gross, and Stoots; and pa
per upon which it is evident he commenced
writing something in relation to the horrid
deed he had in contemplation, and which he
hnally eonsummated. This paper from some
cause he failed to complete, and was so mutila-
ted rs to make what he had written almost
wholly unintelligible. He also had upon his
person seven gold coins, six American, and one
foreign, three dollar note of q New York
bank, and one dollar and sixty-two cents in
small change, amounting in all to thirty nine
dollars and sixtytwo cents. There was also
found in his pockets small silver watch a
box OF pills, and vial of medicine, prepared
by DR.. Schwartz, of Washington The cause
of the deed remains a mystery; some who
marked carefully his actions before its COM
mission are Of the opinion that he was labor
ing under partial alteration of mind, super
induced by the chills and fever, of which he
was suffering while at the house of Mr. Smith.
One thing is certain, however, from the cool
and deliberate manner which he went about
the work of self-destruction, that it was pre-
meditated and fully determined upon before
he reached the spot whore it was consummated.
His money and other effects were taken to
Alexandria by the coroner; also his body for
interment.
"orkmen are engaged clearing away the
rubbish, and preparing the materials for the
reconstruction of Mr.. Fearson's warehouse.
which was consumed by fire on last Saturday
night. Mr.. Meredith has the contract for the
carpenters work, md Messts. Joseph Collins
and James Hurdle for the brick work
The camp-meeting in Fairfax is unusually
large Up to last night. the very best feel
ings and order prevailed 1t promises to be
one Of great interest. We were informed this
morning, by persons just from it, that it is
expected to continue until Monday.
Flour and Gram Market-There was
sale yesterday afternoon of 500 bbls extra
brands flour at S. so, which is about the
ruling price for a prime article We also
note sale this morning of LOCO bushels
white wheat at $l.15, and I, ZOO do of red at
81 l0-the price ranges from sl13 to Sl.16
for white, and Sl.10 to 81 IL for red. Corn
white and yellow 80 a Sc cents
Arrived-Packet brig Ann Elizabeth, Taylor.
Boston, to John A. Grimes, and freight for the
District Of Columbia
Sailed-Brig Praise, Hughes, with corn and
-four, for Salem, loaded by j. A. Grimes
SPECTATOR
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AUCTION SALES.
e. N. sTRATTON, Auctioneer.

BY e. N. STRATTON, Auctfoneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF MANUFACTURED
-, AkTlCLES FROM THE L. s. PENlTEN-
diAkf AT WASHINGTON, ID. Con THURS
IA morning, September Sth, at 10 O'Clock, al my
aucuon Rooms, l shall sell the following articles,
removed from the Peniientiary for The accommo-
dalon oil inc puhlicO all Of which arc new and in
perfect order, viz:
handsome family Carriages, for one or two horses
Sau Bodies. complete except wheels
40 suitable for a grocery or furniture
l hand Market Waron, for hotel or boardin, souse
IL Pitch Forks, lot OF Brooms and whispe
CABINET FURNITURE.
4 large painted Wardrobes
walnut Crib Cradles. walnut bookcase
10 do Washs'ands, 3 do Work Tables
5 enclosed Sinks, % painted Washstands
. painted Toilet Tables, pine Tables
! oak extension Dining Table, IL tin Safes
% oak Picture Frames, ) 1rundle Bedsteads
Washing Machines, "a Soaking Bottoms
Writing Office Desks, 9 Ottoman Frames
Lot OF Trunks, ready for covering.
together with sundry other articles, to be sold
without reserve, 20 which the attention Of the
trade and housekeepers is respectfully soil
cited.
lerms; $50 and under, cash $50 10 500, two
anu iout hiuntils credit; over 500, two, four,
months credit, for approved endorsed notes bearing
interest," aug 26-d
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TELEGRAPHIC.
= BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH,
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2, IL M.-BreadstuffS
firm. Howard street -four, IS so. City
Mills, IS 50 cts.-1 900 bbls. sold. White
wheat, 81 Is cts. a 81 % cts. Red
wheat, 81 la 81 16 cts.-I5.OOO bush.
els sold. White corn, Ga 65 cts. Yellow
corn, 60 10 cts.-6,00O bushels Sold
There has been speculative movement
in tobacco, sales this week $4,000 hogs
heads mostly Ohio at full prices. Coffee
has advanced. Rio sells at 103. This
weeks sales $4,000 bags. Stocks steady.
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Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA, September O. 1853.
The long-delayed work of lighting the low
er part of the first ward with gas, is at length
on the eve of completion. Pests have been
erected at various points, and only await the
lanterns to dispel the gloom which has so long
rendered that portion of our city n nightly
contrast to more favored localities But why
is that the sides Of the tunnel, near its south
ern termination, are suffered to remain I'M
enclosed If child should tumble over and
be killed, or horse, attached to a vehicle.
should take fright On Water street, run little
from straight course, and precipitate down
the cmbankment then when limbs were
broken, or life lost, the space would be speed
lily enclosed to prevent further casualties.
" An ounce of prevention is worth pound of
cure
The ship Satellite has been prevented from
departing by some difficulties among her crew,
as we'll as by accident to her captain; but it
was under a misrepresentation that I an
nounced that Captain Meade, of this port,
would take charge of her.
The public improvements in the lower por-
ton of the city have been lying idle tor some
time. Doubtless, this has been caused by alb
solute necessity, but when private enterprise
is driving everything apace, public improve
ments should not be laggard.
The Standard announces that amherst
county is about to vote upon a proposition to
make liberal county subscription to the
capital stock of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad. This is as it should be. Why should
counties in which lands rise several hundred
per cent, in consequence of the enterprise of
cities, refuse to bear at least a small share of
the burden? BY the way, what is to become
Of the city's offer to the Manassas Railroad
Company? In all the excitement on that sub
iect, its wsar and tear of tongues and lungs
its manifestoes and counter manifestoes, and
all the din of that memorable war of words,
to quietly f-zie out
The surveys on the Hampshire Railroad ere
progressing rapidly. Fairfax camp is yet in
full tide, but will close on Saturday.
The number of dog licences for the last
quarter was 1873 The weather is close and
cloudy, and business tolerable. AMI.
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NOTICE.-The NAVY Department will enterlail

NOTICE.-The Navy Department will entertain
Y propositions, accompanied by designs and draw
ings until the 18th instant, for furnishing new EN-
GfNES, MACHINERY, ana BOILERS complete
for the United States steam propeller rigate "San
Jacnto'' now lying al the Philadelphia navy-ysrd.
Ii is desirable that the propositions should specify
the time within which the work will DC completed.
Payments will be made as follows: Ore half q
successful trial trip, satisfactory TO the De parment,
and the balance after years full running,
10 be Judged of by competent engineers be selected
by the Secretary Of the NaTy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Aug IL, 1853. ausl7-td
The above notice is extended ard modified NJ fol.
lows:
Tie propositions, accompanied by designs and
drawings will Re entertained until the 10th day OF
September rr"ximo, Ter furnishing new engines and
machinery complete, and for repairing tie present
boilers nstead Of building new ones.
Payments will be made as follows: One half On q
successful, trial trip satisfactory to the Department,
ard the balance sitter at least six menths successful
running, to be judged of by COMPETENT engineers,
lie selected by the Sccretary OF tic Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, August q, 1853.
suc 23-dtSI0
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NOTICE..

THE undersigned have associated themselves 10
& BAILEY. for the purpose of conducting the Gro
oery business in all its various branches, and have
purchased the entire interest in the store and stock
(which is complete in usual Variety of John b.
Kihbey s. Co.. al No. ), Centre Market Space, where
they will continue to keep full and general assert
ment of F.4MIIY GROCERIES, to which they IN
vite attention. assuring the patrons of Messrs Kib
hey s. Co. that their customs will be pursued, (as
far as practicable and their friends and the public
that strict principles, close application, and fair
dealing may be relied on.
JAMES II. SHEKELL,
aug 26- 3d&eo3t JOSIAH r. BAILEY.
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Patent Gas Regulator.

THE inventor DR. Kidder,) of this economical and
i useful instrument, deserves the thanks of the gas
consuming community. The saving effected by the
use o Will be found fully D per cent. every per-
sons gas bill. 1t can be so adjusted as TO supply
the gas desired pressure lees than that of the
street. and when once adjusted, the Regulator will
continue supply the gas at that pressure uniform
w. without requiring further attention, and
independent all the fluctuations of the street pres
sure. An additional advantage obtained by this Reg
ulator is light of mole agreeable quality in place
of the bueish white color of the ordinary gas light
occasioned by the high pressure Al which the gas il
consumed As an evidence Of its practical utility,
it is now in operation in rome Of the principal Ho
tells and large in New York city, who all bear
favo, able testimony its value Ithas also received
the united Communications of the press.
Ho el proprietors and storekeepers in the city of
Washington and its vicinity DESTROYS to avail them
themselves of the cconomser, obtain all further
information by calling the subscriber, who has
fitted one of these Regulators UP in Lis store, and
will give All illustration of it.
EDWARD NJ. BOTELER,
Practical Gas litter and Plumber,
South West corner Of 9Th and ID streets.
aug 29-eo6t
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Sept. 2, II M.-Flour is
advancing. Western State brand, SIS IS.
Howard street -four, SIS 81 a SIS 90 Cts
1000 bbls. sold. Wheat has an upward
tendency. White wheat, 81 81 81 80
cts 900 bushels sold. Yellow corn,
76 cts.-15,000 bushels sold. Stocks
upward. Cotton dull.
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Railroad Accident.

NILES, mich. Sept. IA freight train
on the Michigan Central Railroad ran off
the track last night, about nine miles
west of this place. The locomotive and
tender were badly smashed, and all the
freight cars and goods piled in a heap.
The fireman, named Goodrich, was killed
and the engineer slightly hurt.
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a. STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.-Tne
.El25sg.[4xx propeller PENIS YLV.7NI.7, %
horse power new engine and boiler, in complete or
der carving so TONS 5000 bushels of grain, is Of
frred at private sale. The boat is suitable for eiher
canal or river navigation and will answer well for
towing.
r. street. Csnitol Hill. aug 27-eo3t"
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Relief for New Orleans.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-Gottschalk's Con-
cert for the benefit of the New Orleans
sufferers, was crowded to excess. Over
1000 tickets were sold, and various dona-
tons sent in besides. The Germania Or
chestra gave their services free.
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MARTINS Guitars.

lust received at the Music Depot, south side of
y Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and 18th
streets, small lot of those justly celebrated GCl-
TARS. Those pcrsoRs who have been waiting their
arrival, are requested to call and make their selec
TONS az the supply from the manufacturer il very
limited. HlLBUS & HITZ,
Sole Agents for the District and Maryland.
Also, very large lot of fine French and German
GUITARS, selected personally.
&c NEW MUSIC received this day.
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Yellow Fever on Shipboard.

BosToN, Sept. 1.-The ship Sheffield
arrived here to-day from New Orleans.
The Yellow Fever broke out on the pas
sage and one person died and two are sick.
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The Sale of Henry Claws Estate

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-The Lexington
Observer denies that Ashland has been
sold by the will of Henry Clay; but it is
to be sold on the Goth instant at public
auction.