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IMPORTS.

NEW YoRE-schr fmoTene cotton At hhds $50
bbs naolas.es 50 do rum 1866 empty casks.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

# M7-Z CRESCENT 0rFIcE,
Tuesday Morning, September 49, 1854
COTTON . The demand was fair yesterday, and the
sales embraced 1900 bales Prices Irregular but
without any ouotable alteration We quotes
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior. .5 06 Midding Fair. e3aa OK
Ordinary ..6sf07A Fair 49,. lo9-
Middipg. .........s f0Sh Good FAIR. --f0-
Good Middling....9 0914 Good and fine.. %
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sssi.Is1 81
q STATE OF LOUISIANA, i
pariah Of Orleans, City Of New Oriesra

Parah Of Orleans, City Of New orissns
Be \ renembered that the a0h 1854 before the
ally appeared Alexander Brother President Wheeler
Secretary Of the Home Mutual Insurance Company New
who being duly according a
above accounts Transcript
the said Company. A. BROTHER Ptesdent,
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before t
CIV. JoNTE, Second Justice o Peace
ofthe Parish of Orleans,
The per cent
the outstanding profits thereofor
their legal MONDAY
ruHry next. 4aaz=4'l45z=s' ~ =z15s5{d
The Trustees also declared dividend cent.
the the Company the
December 1885, which certificates will be
18th Of March next .-E53t +l55g7 ~
~ This Company continues inses psr Seas
Rivera and loss damage Fire the premium
Office, No. 4S Camp street.. g
ls ALEXANDER BROTHER, Presidsnt,ss
JOHN r. SHAW, ice-Prssident.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
By J. c. McGUIRE, Auct,on..r

BY j. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
ExCkLLENT FURNITURE AND HOUsEHOI, n
IL pFFECT' AT PUBLIC SALE On TUESDAY
morning at 10 O'clock. at the residence Of the Rev
pr butler, on street between AZ and 9th streets
SNAIL SILL all the Househo Furniture and ia, ots
comprising 'Ae''''
Rosewood Chickering pisno Forte
Hsrp, Piano Stool ard Cover
Walnut Sofa, Arm and Parlor Chairs
Dama.k-covered Arm and Easy Chairs
Mahogany Centre Tables Rout do -
Etag-re Book Shelves, Astral Lamp
Brussels and three ply Carp ts Rugs
DO and Venetian Stair CARPETS, Roda and
Eyes '''' A'0'' anu
AsttiHes oilcloth. noor Msts
Damask and Lace Curtains, shades
Walnut and Mahogany Pedatssds
Dressing and plain Bureaus. marhle-ton W..h
stands "~'h
superior Feather Beds, Mattresse.
Painted cane and wood seat Chairs Toilet Beta
mahogany snd painted Wardrobe Lounges
Do Timing and Break fast Tables
LOOKING Glasses Clot K. Vases
French China, asa, and crockery Warn
Table Cutlery. Fire Irons, Writing Desk
superior Cook Stove and Fixtures
fogetber with q general assortment of Kitchen
requisites.
Terms: SEQ and under cash over $50 a credit q,
Two sni four mouths for not,s satisfactorily en-
dnrsad, BEARING interest.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Np 80 Auctioneer
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
From Kew York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The current rumors
ahoat OF the steamer Atlantic having brought
large quantity of wheat are incorrect She
only brought few samples
The Atlantic reports most severe weather.
She experienced q constant succession OF gales.
during which she had her cutwater and star
BOARD paddle box carried away. She brought
two hundred and fourteen passengers
The packet ship Yorktown, arrived at quar-
antlne to-day, had twenty one deaths from
cholera On the passage
The ship st. Petersburg arrived from Hayre
this morning, had forty five deaths from cholera
on board during the passage
We have later dates from Puerto Cabello,
which represent ell sorts Of produce as scarce.
The revolution was over, and the Castle full
Of prisoners.
The mysterious steamship Benjamin Frank
lin, when released by the United States mar.
shall, Immediately fred up and cleared for St.
Thomas.
The steamer Santa Anna sailed for Vera
Cruz this morning
But faint hopes are now entertained of tho
recovery of Bishop Wainwright
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE

dnoRaHToWH, September 20, 1884
We have . new order which has recently
sprung into existence in our city For the
want OK a better title, the uninitiated have de-
nominated it tho s'Watchful Order of the
Ubiquitous Busy Bodies' So far az we can
learn their objects and aims, they have no de-.
sign upon our Government and Institutions
or the diafrsnchisement Of any religious or
political scot or party. Their mission in tho
community seems to be similar to that of rat
IN printers association or mole in gar
den. They ara, lin their own estimation. y q
very useful set of beings, from the fact tina
they are ever ready, in the exhuberance Of
their zeal for employment, to attend to tho
affairs Of their neighbors, to the almost entire
neglect of their own. They hold no formal
meetings. but each member is furnished with
full commission by the chief ruler of the
organisation, Janus Envy, Esq. to operate at
pleasure in carrying out its objects They
possess extraordinary powers of ubiauity, BE-
ing always able to tell what is going on in any
and every part of the town, and at what pre-.
else time, any and every act of those whom
they wish to operate upon, was committed
Their oral communications, are always made
with great deal of caution, the injunction
Of secresy being invariably placed upon those
to whom they are made. Their written com
municstions are generally anonymous, or
couched In very friendly language, being in
all cases either prefaeed or closed up in some
thing like the following style: " don't want
to ipjure them, but" and that " butt is in
variably intended to knock some prop FROM
under their neighbours prosperity.
SPECTATOR
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

Al AT IA LIS Al Edo virtus of a writ
WI OF feri tacas ISIS. ed ON the CLERKS ca "a Of
n circuit Cor Of tn. District OF Colu nia for tn,
Ioun'y OF Washington, and to me dir cted, sbs.l
expose to pu'ltc sale. for cass F, on MONDAY, the
"a Gay CT October. 1854 at the 'front.' G! the Court
w. viz; All that lot, piece parcel of Ground. iy
Ing and being In the city OF Washington. and desiy
hsted on the lat Of said city IS let No T. of Fred
eiicx ways snsiFisio of .quare No nine hund, ed
and three, (9oa,) fronting twenty feet on Rio ,ts
street east, hetWssn u spd streets south, by one
ht ndrod and fourteen QUO feet one inch deem. To-
gether with al and singular tia improvements
merton seized and levied upon as the property If
William D. Aiken and sold TO saiisf, J,,f,c;al No
70: to October Term, 1854 in favor OF Rsrpes D
Mitchell. JONAU n pOSvFp
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
sep e-dt2dOct
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

ASrRosG-MINDED AND STRONG FIsrKD Wo
hAs.-We copy the following from the New
York Express
Mrs. Csrman, residing at No. 40 Firs
avenue. on entering her bedroom on Friday
night, found man secreted behind the door
and gave an alarm. The intruder attem ted
to escape, bat she fastened on his face with
her finger nails, and held him till an office,
came. The fellow gave his name as II. Linn
He was taken before Justice Wood, and held
for examination, on a charge of being secrete ed
with intent to steal'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
NEW YORK FALL GOODS

RlGGLEs, Merchant TeiIor, has just returned
~ from New York, where he has selected a
n large and superior assortment of C,er h. IN
Cassimeres. and Vestings o. the finest quail IA
ties imported oil Of which are now open to III.
the inspection Of the public
ALSO, . hsndeone and varied assortment of fur
nishing goods for gentlemen.
Goods for boys, which he will make to order in ths
best annex.
nne stock Ct mems ready-made Clothing, eli
made up here In substantial mannar, which hs
will sell at coat. being being de irous of oonfnina
his attention strictly to the regular merchant tai
orng business.
l2s Sew. nth st, opposite seldsn, Withers Go.
Sep 10 est
E>OR AUTUMN AND WINTER-Gsntlensn's
l. Fnrnishin. goods OF new and elegant styles.
&c IFS, stncks Cravsts, lies, Hdkfs
suRpenders, Hosiery, &c {, just received at
LANES
Gentlemeu's Furnishing
Store, Pa. avenue, L ear AZ street
sep 19-enlw
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

OUR MR.. BALL hst ju-t returned from n. Yo; K
" where he has been attending those imm Us.
'srge auction sales ycu have heard 20 much s0cut.
lad we ere now oPsI'ing he Goods purchased AZ
Juch great sacrifice, we viii gasrsntes TO sui. sny
purchaser that may think yroper to favor u with
call, 10th In qualify snd rrIoe. Our sssortm-rt
mbraces the largest to lie 'cuI la the Lis rict,
ID in fine and ST. pie gcs
Also, large sssortmsn: O. Corpetings Of everv
ziuc, urtsin materials VI The I'm Il Qudity; Eugs
# various kinds
with q call before pureht Eiug els-where, bs
50 feel confli.nt ii il te greatly to the ADVENT
sg-. Bar in mind the ards me Goods are a. vays
10 be had at the first OF the FeafoB.
IA n RRnTHpQ
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Auction 5sias,
e. $. WRIGHT, GEORGETOWN.

BY e. $. WRIGHT, George,own.
/ AH6E SALE OF NEW AND Secondhand
II Csrrtsaea Rugsv Wagons Csr-r aI.s. &c AZ
auction Ga SATURDAY morning next. the Esd
ton Rooms, Market Spec
new ani handsome Car.iaee
second hand do
10 rev and secondhand top and 10 TOP Buggy
Wagons .ss'
/ Gig, Sulkev ....
] Ro.haway, Ca.ryaIls
Also, 20 b,rre's PASSPORT Herring.
Also VARIETY If new and secondhand Furniturs
Terms liberal and at sale.
s'p fo-4t Au.t;o,,..,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
. LABARHE.

u LABARHE,
IL Cernsr C and 10Th streets.
Respectfully informs the public Of Washinptop
that te has on hand, and makes to order the bsst
kind Of metallic Numbers aud figures FIR houses
h"tels, church pews, &c The citizens are requested
to call and examine these beautiful Numbers aud
Figures.
Also, China Numbers, gilded. eep4-lm
N. B.-Specinens of tie Numbers can be re-, at
Sylv'sters Drug sto-e, Pa. avenue and 18th street
Or. Butts Pa avenue and 18th street: and Cbas
&. Dasis's Drug Store, First Ward. These figures
will never tarnish or change color
A CHANCE FOR PRINrER San Imper;sl
n Smith Press, in COED order, several T, %
Stands and Galeys Cabinet or Cases, ten or f EN-
pairs of Cases, Chases Cuts &C. for sale on remark
ably low terms. Apply at the Star Office.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
A COUNTRY REsIDENCE 4 Lott

COUNTRY RESIDENCE "a Lot.
n FOR SALE AT ELLAVILLE-The subscribe,
has laid OF l2D acres of land In the reehborhood O
densburg Depot under the designation Of Ella
Vile, and offers the same for sale. The lots copsis;
OF from three to nine acres of dland each lot In
Guiding desirable site for building
On two Of the lots the subscriber has erected
handsome residences, with every modern contr,v
ance for comfort. One of these houses and lots /,
cnsred for sale and Is now ready for inspection
Connected With the houae Ia ell of strong medic,
nal watsr. Complete hydraulic apparatus supplies
the bath room. kitchen, and water closet with wa
ter, which is obtained in unlimited antity with
out going ont Of doors. Application may be made
to Me'srs GREEN ScoTT, Auctionsers; Mr.. WELLS
at the National Hotel or to the subscriter on the
premises lithogr .phed plan OF Bllsvile viii be-
exhibited, and terms OF sale made known on appIi
catisn rs above.
An omnibus runs three times day between Ella
Vile and washington. CHAS. B. CALVERT,
aup 1T
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
HOUSE AND Let " THE FIRST WARD FIR
- sALE-on FRIDAY afternoon, september
221, at ,lock, the premises, shall seII part
OF lot No 1. in square 70 fronting on Goth street
at the conner Of K. with the improvements consist
Ing OF q two story frame building, with basement,
occupied az dwelling and grocery store.
ness. and is now doing q thriving business. Title
Terms: Onehslf cash: the balapc in 3 months
with interest, satisfactorily secured
J. C. MCGUIRE,
SIP III Auctioneer
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.


9 ALE OF PURNITURE AND PERSONAL IF.
- PTTs, oy order of the Orphans Ccurt.-nr
THURSDAY morning. September 2lst at 10 o',Pk
der Of the Orphans Court an excellent sssortmsn,
Of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany hair spring seat Divaus
DO French Rockers and parlor Chairs
Marble-top centre and sofa Tables, Wha not
Several handsome Oil Paintings. Miro
Damssk Curtains. Cor pice aud Shades
Clock. Candslabras, mautel Vases
Carpets, Oilcioth. hugs, Mating
Mahogany French and other Peisteade
Full marble top dressing Bureau, do Washstsud
Cottage Chairs
Hair knd husk Mattresses
Pol.ters and Pillow, Bedding
Gold Watch and Chain, Jewelry
TriDkets, q lot of Clothing
Very handsome White Grape Shawl
Lot OF Books, Travelling Trunks, &c.
looking ana other stoves, Kitchen Utensils, DC.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
rep io-0 Auctionepr
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

TlflZhNs OF WASHINGTON wi hing to Law IL
~ a stock Of WOOD for winter will do well to civ,
me call as i On constantly receiving wood of ths
best quality On consignment, and can give the best
bargains in the city, wholesale and retail, at m,
yard en- Maryland avenue, at the Canal Bridge, neal
the Capitol.
Also, for sale low three first rate Carts, two VA
ter Tanks, Wheels, and geering for a buggy.
A lot of ready mixed Paints.
Orders taken for White Oak Lumber, DC.
sep 15-ln L. W. HEATH
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TAKE NOTICE
NEW GOODS JUST REC EIVED.

ID w. BROWNIa G, Merchant Tailor Pa
i . avenue, under the Omitted States Ho- a.
tel would respectfully iufprm his customers
and the p bile generally that he has Just re- M
ceived new Fail and Winter goods in or at III
variety, such ss lotbs. Cassineres and Vestings O,
the latest mportstion and is prepared to have them
made up at the shcres- noice, in the most fashion.
able panner and at low rates Of Pr ices.
Having made q 'rsngem.Dt. to 20 ibto the Ready.
made Clctbisg business extensively this seasop he
teeis confident that he Offer t. those shiue 10
purchases stock OF o'bing not inferior to snT in
this city, and not made up at the North, as is usu
ally the case with work sold here; but cut in his
own establishment, and inside by our own needy cir.
zens IN this dull season at low rates of prices he Ia
en- bled there or TO compete with nor hern work N
point OF prices; and as to quality and style he will
leav. for those who favor him with call to n Ira
he car sell whole suits, Coat, Pants, and Vest AT
the following low rates: WV 90
Good sui Tor business purposes out of cloth or cas
sinere, To- the small sum OF. ...,, eih
Daess and frSck Goa s, from........ .. SlO to $40
OvMenA OF different sly les....... ..... IL to o.
Bisc&eot &acy Pan aloous ............s3 80 to 10
Silk and west Vests. 2 SO to 10
This stocf - Clothir g is of a superior quality
and has bsen nnds up since he received the ia and
winter fsshioaA
He keeps eeastantly on hand a large assortment
OF fancy arti.les-such Gloves, Cravats Colla,s
Umbrellas, DC. y
Sole Agent for the sale of scott's Report of Fash
.O-e III llle Guy. sep l6-tf
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By g F. DYER.
u. 81. WRIGHT. Aucffnnc>.

VERY vALUABLs PROPERTY at Auction,-o,n
y MONDAY evening next the 25th instant AZ
part Of Let Me- Il, In Square 45s fronting 70 feet On
North g. between 9th and 18th streets, running ,ck
III feet to Is foot paved alley, improved by two
month. So feA
The above can be readily improved. as the walls
Brs ii inches thick ~
Terms: $500 cash $500 on the 1st March NEXT.
the bsianee in monthly instalmente of $40 each
without interest con IL
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DIE -.

DIED.
Tins morning. at 2 O'Clock, WALTER LAM
STREET., ihfant son of Jesse and Marin. Inns
comb, aged months and nineteen days.
W Inc friends Of the family are requested to at
tend the funeral from their residence on Bridge AZ
near me Farmers 4 Mechanics Bank, GEORGETOWN,
st O'Clock p. N.
Bait papers copyl
On the 18th instant, after lingering tlluees. Of
SeonsumPton, Mr.. JOHN KIRBY, PRIMER, in the
on tne e!h instant. after long and painful Hines,
OF dropsy, Mr.. FRANCIS H. DARNuLL. aasd "a
years. sSso ~
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
TEE LAST AGosY.-The new fashion for hat,

TIE LAST AGoNY.-The new fashion for hats
ELECTS the following from tho n Y. Times:
."The gentlemen's beavers this fall have the
brims set underneath with white fur, instead
of black. The effect is very startling, for it
gives you the idea that every man you meet
has either been born with lint white locks, or
has grown prematurely grey. FitzboodIe says
1t looks as If man wore tso hats, Jew Coster.
mopgsr fashion instead of one It Is very
curious fashion, and a very new one."
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,

mr. A. wn n. GIL :; Si.ri' PRINCIPALS.
'V'HE duties of this Seminary will be resumed on
FRIDAY, sept mber lsr.
The course OF studies actually pursued in this II
stitutioo embraces higher and more thorough
range than that pursued in any other Female Sem
mary in the Union.
The location of the Seminary is remarkable for Il.
salubrity. Tho buildings are large, the rooms capa
cious, and the grounds for recreation are very am
pie.
Terms Tor boarding pupils, $500 per session of 10
months, payable on the LIST September and LIST OF
February: This charge includes boarding, tuition
In English and Mathematics, room rent, fuel lights
and Wasting. Music, French, Spanish, &c. Drawing
and Painting extra
Day scholars from s. to $40 Per quarter according
to the classes which they enter.
Reference is made to DR.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo +. de Ia Roch', W. g. Ridgst5 Esq, W Hunter
Esq, W s. ii. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge. ESQ.,
kohert P. Dodg', EGG, and Dr. o. N. Linthicum
Georgetown, d. G.; and to Jos. H. Bradley, Esa ;,
Aaron @: Dayton. Esq and Mr.. Fitsbusn Coy ie,
Washington, D. @.
tyl4-6 Intel 4 Union)
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES for rent
~ have for rent, several new HOUSES, with 2
acres OF ground attached to each, situated on sKep
dali Green" little than q mile ,rthese teri
from the Capitol.
These houses are spacious and convenient With a
cellar, wcodshed, snd stable for each, and pumps OF
excellent water st hand
The situation is beautiful, overlooking a large
portion OF the city, and Ia full view the Capitol
Inc approach Is by It'll and II SITS. Delaware ave
nus and NJ street
An omnibus line for usual fare has been perms.
nentiy established on tbs route, and runs twice q
day between Kendall Green and the President 8
SquSre, leaving at q. m. and 2 p. m. Retu ming,
leaves Centre MARKET, where 1t makes brief stand,
at "a and So O'Clock.
Rent-TW0 HUNDRED DOLLARS a year.
The houses not yet taken are open for inspection
and can be seen by applying to VIM. SrICkNEY.
who lives on Cottage etrset, or myself at my resi-
dence, near the premises.
je Soft AMOS EyNDAII
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

BUILDING LOTS.-For sale several desirable
- Building Lots in the vicinity of the City Hall;
also in the lst Ward, and also variety in ali other
parts of the city. Also, two small frame dwellings,
situated in an improving neighborhood; all of which
VIII be sold on terms accommodating. Apply to
David Myerle, at Mrs. Adams, opposite to BROWNE
Hotel, or through the post office, post paid.
~ l0-eo3m
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THE UNION ACADEMY

Corner of l4th street and Neu York o.enu.
'HlS Institution will be op.ned for the next yea,
on the first Monday in September. 1854. The
number of pupil' Is hmi,ed The school win con.
sist OF three classes, Junior, Middle and Senior Ey
cry desirable facility is offered. Applications shcu
be made Immediately. Preferences oiven In tho.s
who enter for the longest time.
Circulars at the Bookstores
Tue UNION FEMALE ACADEMY vii, oceu Of
the same time. Circulars as above.
RICHARDS,
IL 3l-d3m MRS nj. A HIoHARnS
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p. HI. SIMS,
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT

TUE undersigned having completed his arrange
i Dents, caused by the late fire, would respect
fully state that he has opened his establishment on
It'll street. near the Canal opposite the Market ano
IL nov ready to furnish and put mp every Il ing sp
psrtAiuing 70 his business at the shortest possible
notice. H. SIMS,
Plumber, fth street, OPP. Market Heus&
sep t-lms
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T. I. DRNIsON.
Counsellor and Artorhsy.at.law

Wac, NJ ~LENNkN co, TkXAS,
WI practice N the counts # Nism, Pell, W.T.
ismsn, ScIFnnan. kslls, Iimsstope, Pre,stons,
ssvaro, and Hill, ant the supreme Court st Au:.
IN. Galveston snd Tyler
VIII also act as Land agent, and Give special IT
tenton 10 nIes iea ing snd peri-ctug LsDo it es
u WV Tsrf ~ tie SN-t%. aug 16-Wfm
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GAS LIGHT! GAS LIGHT !!
THHl I'M IS i. "lS

PRACTICAL GAS FILTER,
10th street, between Penns avenue and street
Flu doors obore hcGaares auction Storey
HAVING served 3 regular apprenticeship of over
IL five years at the Gas Fitting business a
In one OF he Iargest establishments in Phil ~
al. hia, would respectfully inform the kN
citizens Of Washington and Georgetown In
thst am prepared to fit up Dwellings, Churches
Stores &C., in q neat and substantial manner ar d
warranted not to leak
II. l.. executes all kinds Of iron Pipe Work, for
gas, steam, and water, at the shortest notice. and
on accommodating terms
Numerous refer. noes given if required.
SEP 1S-lmt
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Nomination. in nh;n

CINCINNATI, Sept ls.-W. S. Grossbeak and
Geo. Pendleton have been nominated for Con
gress, BY the old line Democrats 10 this courtv
DaVd L Disney, the present Representative
from TINS district, was a candidate for re- nomi-
nation, but has been defeated.
The opposition will be J. Scott Ha,ri.o,
Wing, and Timothy C. DAYS, Indepepden,
Democrat.
The weather this evening is cool, with in.
dications Of rain.
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The Cholera az Columbia

COLUMBIA, Pa September 20 The choler,
mas nearly, If not quite, disappeared from our
town. Public alarm has entirely subsidized
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HAMILTON G.. FAINT

BANKER AND DEALER IN ExcHl SGg STOCKS ~
fsnnsytudn;a auenue, tef'ueen AZ and 6.h strss,s
Washington, d. {.
HNCURRENT Money snd Land Warrants bought
~ ana sold Dra1ts on all the principal tiles sold
TO suit purchssere Six per cent. allowed on ali
mo" eys remaining on deposite over thirty DAYS
Ola ma against the Government collected.
sep 5-eolm
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tNoR REN ITO COAL DEALERS. OR TaOSE
L DESIRING TO GO INTO THAT Rf1s1NESs"
Hailach Hope have for rent the very be Iocs ton
'or coal yard in Washington city-the va ant lot
on Pennayl'ania avenue, attached to the building
at the corner OF 1h street. heret fore occupied by
venient brick nseis attached and the lot is ampv
large The location is tie most central, oonspicn
Gus and cons enient OF In Washington for the
cal business For an ent-rpr sing man. the ch. nee
is rare one For terms Apply early Ut the stsr
office. ,.ne
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
The Cholera at Pittsbune

PirrsBURe, September 1.-the deaths fran,
cholera yesterday and to-day amount to one
hundred and forty. There isa sepsfbIe de.
crease IN the number of deaths to-day There
was a nne thunder shower this afternoon il
is now raining hard. ~