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HOUSES 4 LOTS AT PRIVATE sAL1-
IL Three frame Houses, two-story and ATTIC With
back building, situated on 49, street south, hssv.
B and @ streets vest.
on 7th street north, between and N sts west
one frame House, two-story, gerret, and back
buildings, on It'll street south, between and sts
west.
east and N and streets south, containing In all
$1,000 square feet Of ground, with two small tsns.
msnts thereon. This would be Q desirable location
for a market garden.
One tn rsestory brick fire proof Shop, In ressrys,
ton TO- to the rear Of Jackson Hall This would
answer admirably for book bindery or printing
soe or could easily be converted into livery Sta.
not be found.
All the above described property will b sold on
reasonable terms on application to
GEO W. GARRETT,
Lumber Yard. corner of 9th and Sta.
jy scott
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n ARHlE Id.

AAhHlED.
On the l4th instant, by the Rev. Jas. n. Brown
Mr. VIM. II. CHAMPION to Miss ELIZABETH j
HART1, both of this city.
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SIIIRTS-SHIRTS.

SHIRTS-SHIRTS.
NyH desire II call the attention of citizens and
w strangers to our large assor ment of fine. me
dun and low priced qualities, white md colored
Shirts, which We are Offering at small a.vance
above cost making It greatly 10 the adv sntaxe of
purchasers t. call aud examine our stock
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue, next door to Iron Hall.
aep 9-f
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u LABARRE,
T. Ocrnsr C. and 10th streets,
Respectfully informs the public Of Washington
thst he has on hand, aud maksJ to order the best
kind Of metallic Numbers and figures for housea.
h'tels, church pews, &c The citizens Requested
to call and examine these beautiful Numbers and
Figures
Also, China Numbers, gilded. sep Aim
N. B.-Spscinsns of the Numbers can be seen at
eylvesters Drug sto-e, Pa. avenue and llth street:
Dr.. Butts, Pa. avenue and 18th street; and Chas
q. Davis's Drug Store, First Ward These figures
will never tarnish or change color.
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k>oK MENTOR OFFICES AND MECHANICS
- SHOPS-The premises In which the STAR Is
now printed and published sire t, south side,
nsa! is intersection With 18th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue; consisting Of two Buildings in front
and rear, with convenient yard room Intervening
The mont building contains four rooms a at present
divided Oh, three tbs ground floor and one in the
SECOND story; al OF them being well located for me-
chanics' shops. The two lower story front rooms
will also maze capital Offices. The 6ssk buili,n9
Will answer well for machine shop carpenter's'
painters. backsmiths, other mechanics shop, re-
the city, and to be spacious ~
Terms moderate. Apply Immediately to
p8-tf WAILACH + uopu
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lob PRlMTIN NEATLY AND Expn
- DITlOUsLY EXECUTRD AT THE "ETENLN,
iSTAR" OFPICE. Ia o.,
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--- p. III. SIMks
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT.
THE undersigned having completed his arrange.
i ments, caused by the late ,e would respect
fully state thst he has opened bis establishment on
7th street, near the Canal opposite tbs Market a.d
is now ready to furnish and put up everything an
pertaining to bis business ct the shortest possIbfe
notice. P. III. SIMS
Plumber, It'll street, opp. Market House.
sep 6-1ms
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SCHOOL BOOKS Of every descr,,tiou at tn
- lowest publihers' prices, at
TAYLOR L MAURY's
sep ? Bookstore, nesr 9th st.
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l. bought personally in Europe, and impo, ted
ny 1RANCK TAYLOR.
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osr-On the 10th instant, a gold Sleeve Button.
IL marked J. r. K. The finder will Oreaflv ohIs-,
the loser by leaving 1t at this office.
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A smith prs.. !, goed order. sen.- .mP Ta1
Stands and 0allsys, Cabinet OF Cases, ten or fifteen
pairs Of Gases, Chases Cuts, Sc tor sale on remark
ably low terms. Apply at the Star office.
au9 21-H
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DLAYING CARDS, Visiting Cards, Printers do,
Il Blank Checks and Notes Letter Cap, Drawing
Tissue and Wsste Paper; Ink. Sand. Blank and pas,
Books, Paper Cutters and Folders Inkstands Sand
Boxes, Pens, Pencils, DC
Also, Perfumery, Fancy Goods, DO
JNO. 2. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th cts.
eep S-tf =
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L'OR RENT-TO COAL DEALERS, OR THOSE
Il DESIRING TO 90 INTO THAT BUSINESS
Walach Hope have for rent thu very bet location
for coal yard in Washington c,ty-the vacant lot
on Pennsylrania avenue, attached to the building
at the corner of street. Heretofore occupied by
Edwin Green's Oabiuetwaro Manufactory. A con
venlent brick ore IL attached, and the lot is amply
large. The location Is the most central conspicu.
GUS and convenient Of access in Washington for the
g al business. For an entsrpr isng nan the ch,rce
Is rare one. For terms apply early ct the Star
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Boarding.

M rs. WIN. II. ABBOT Ia prepared to &C
Az commodate bosrders. permanent an tran.
sient, At her residence, On West e., Georgetown.
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RoAhDlN0.-Mrs. DUVALL, Penna. avenue,
- nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fne ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and acconmods,
ton for families or single gentlemen-permanen
or transient. No moro agreeable boarding house
will be found In Washington. h. XIV
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE a. Lot

a COUNTRY HE8IDENCE q L0f ri
"A FOR SALE AT kLLAVILLE.-The subscriber
mas laid on l20 acres of land in the neighborhocd of
Bladen burg Depot, under the designation Of Ella
vie and offers the same for SALE The lots consist
GLIDING q desirable site for building.
I'm TWO Of tho lots the subscriber has erected
hondscme residences, with every modern oontrtv
anoe Isr comfort One Of these houses aud lots is
offered for sale, and La now ready for jnspsston -
connected With the house ia a well Of strong >dici
nal water Complete hydsaulic apparatus supplies
the bath room. kitchen, and water closet With wa,
out going ont Of doors. Application may be made
TO Ms.srs GRnIN Soofr, Auctionsers; Mr. WILLS
at the National fotsl, or to the subscriber on the
premises lithogr sphsd plan OF Hllavils VIII be
catsn above. ffN
An omnibus runs three times day between Ella
vile and Washington. CHAs. B. CALVERT.
aug 1T
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A LOT Of OLD NKMPAPKRa ZOE 6LLK 4;
a fA1S ol<2CA Hay 49,
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Educational.
RUGBY ACADEMY.

RUGBY ACADEMY, p
BOARDING AND DAY eCHOOL rOR YOuNe
01NTLnAHN
Corner Of X and lItA sress.
VWE duties Of this Academy viii DO resumed On
i the drst Monday In september :
circumstances hare induced the proprietor 10 r.
duce the number Of pupils and receive : fev. tn
whom he Will devote his personal attention
circulars Of the institution can be obtained at the
residence Of the principal. - - =
aug 29-'m - = p MORYaON
YOUNG LADIES' CLASSICAL IESTITurE.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
hsdsona avenue, befsreeW I'd AID * streeta
NIARLY OPPOSITE uYf HALL
INHE exarciss Of this School viii be resumed on
i MONDAY, the 11th September next
Circulars sent on application
aug 21-lm STEPHEN b. MIRICK. A. NJ
THE UNION ACADEMY,
Corner of l4th street and Ne,o York arense
INHiS Institution sill be opened for the next yeas
i on the first Monday IN September 1854 The
number OF pupils Il lanii Cd The school will con-
sst OF three classes, Junior, Middle and Hsnior Nv
cry desirable facility Is offered. Ap LEGATIONS shcuis
be made Immediately. Preference eiyen 20 thoss
who enter for the longest time.
Circulars at the Bookstorss
TUE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY Win oman n
the same time. Circulars - above.
2 RICHARDS,
~ Sl-d3m MRS NJ. A. RICHARDS
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ktoh RENT-ofhoe Rooms Nos 8 and Z, stColum.
4 bta Place" corner of Louisiana avenue and 18th
street.
Also, the Sd and 4th story rooms, each embracing
the whole extent OF the building Apply to
3 G. BARNhY
lie 28-sotf e b.ewa.n e.b and ,tS 81.
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IsECoND DESPATCH
[rHIkD DIsPAfcH.
Michigan Democratic Convention.

DETROIT, Sept 1.-THE Democratic State
Convention nominated for Governor, john s.
Barry Lieut.. Governor, w. A. Richmond:
secretary Of State, w. L. Bancroft, and then
.djourned till tomorrow.
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Wants.

"Wono"snd WusAad' advertisement, four linea
OF ien - each insertion. Is cents; each additional
Tine e6ats.
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t>OR RENT-Elegant Farlors and Chambers. we'll
furnished. One or two single gentlemen can be
well accommodated on reasonable ,ermp. Nona
others need apply Best reference given and re-.
quired. Apply on the premises, to @. T G.RDNER
on North g, between 18th and i4th sts.
sep ll-MWkM&
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STJRAGE-WALLAC4 4 HOPE h.,. q, ...t
~ much OF the extensive Basement Of fhe RniId
nes ct the southwest corner OF Pennsylyspis ave.
nue. and llth street This affords an exeellent q ;,
Por.unnS Tor any one wishing storage as the said
osemene Ia very extensive well lighted, and paved
with flag stones, and has two or three Convenient
entrsnces, and Is also perfectly secure Apply at
suo Quar- OHc9. asn 49,
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t'Ua fENT-rwo handsome Parlors and cham.
H. GERS t very convenient for lady and gentleman
very comfortable and neatly furnished are tor rent
M me tnreeseory brick House, opposite Willsrds'
Apply on the premises Tn pRTrpua
sep 14-3tA r ' ~AsAnooo.
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LUX AENT-A very nice STORE, on Pennsylv..
l. MIA avenue. one door from the corner of lItb
street, which said corner store has Just been le.ssd
piaro Sales Rooms, &c The Store now for rent 10
ABOUT - feet on the avenue, by 80 feet deep. nd
w'li make capital cation for almost any Kind Of
D Dl Apply soon to Wallach Rope, at the
SD fS-S
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Cholera at Pittsbprp

PIrrsBURG, Sept. 15-Ths cholera broke
out here on Wednesday, and within the past
TWO days there have been about 80 deaths, and
new cases arc being hourly reported. The
excitement 10 increasing, bat the rain last
evening having caused rise In the rivers and
publication Of the atmosphere, hopes are en-
ertained Of its ravagee being checked.
sEcosD DEsPkrCh.
PrrrsBuRe, Sept 15.-There have been forty
teaths Of cholera to day not included In the
Ioon report. The weather is milder
The Supreme Court adjourned TO day In con,
sequence of the epidemic.
@ rs.'t [rHIED DISPATCH
PTrrBURG, September 16-But few new
asses of cholera this morning. The alarm 10
asst subsiding.
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RoVhs fok RENT.-Mrs HUTCHINs. on n
~ between 18th and 18th streets, has two pleas
On. Iurpished Rooms to rent on very reasonable
.oI .--o. aen lS-1fe
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HousE TO LRT.-The Dwelling HOUSE ON I,
II street north, between 9Th and 9th. viii he va.
Gated this day The House is conveniently arranged
ana peSsantiy located, with water at the kitchen
door. iard newly paved, &C. Rent 1900 per An.
mum. Apply next door, to s''' p'' Hn'
sep 14-3ts 7 a AnA.,e o
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For Sale and Rent.

kfoh RENT-A large new thrssstory FRA NJ
a. 1 sss 60 nt.ining two lsEs. pszlors, A..
:. s,s..suS Ntcnsu, and good CELLAR, plsasa nj.
Wsshiugeon, bsing situatsd on New York svenus.
1 the corner Of New Jersey avenue tits but 4
=, rev ,squsrss fcm the Northern Market House. and
:, n, u..souy On tne road to Glenwood Cemetery. a
tioulaES sr quire next doorr ssn R1'
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EOR RENT-nn Capitol Hill . rm.,l Dv.,;,.
L HOUSE with large stable and lot ruitahle for
p wseon ya.d or garden. apply at No. l. Carol
= -, ef y III. SEP 15-4tS
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I xAnDEN 10 LETT Offer for rent that Ikoks
" I'VE ana valusble GARDEN in SQUARE 3s;. t.
s.neI WIN ms choice stock Of roses, plants and
1T - 90. ADa II the same be not rented BY the
~ % uvtsoef ext, Ill then offer the whole Of
Sslu svea IoF sals. ANDREW WYLIE.
~ III tn street pes- Pa avennes
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n"ELlING HOUSE FOR RENT.-A neat and
-! - comioftao three story and attic brick Dv.i
nns ao o nsariy new,) situated on street, b..
,.nsI+ I'm ana 18th; To prompt and pune ua
soNTz ooOMBs, Furniture Dealers, 7th street
~ 900 "a. zen l6-3tA
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WYEAN's LAST NIeHr This evening the
Wizard closes his successful series of enter
tsinments at Odd-Fellows' Hall, no doubt to a
crowded house Last night, the hall was filled
TO overlooking, and the performances were
most amusing and wonderful. The inexhaus
tible bottle produced all kinds of liquors, ex-
cept what We called for, and that was our
fsvorite, lager beer. The magician could not
eIorcise that spirit, but We guess will TO- nigh L
II called for Remember, this is positively the
last night.
lee BANJO CoSrEsr-We learn that some
nine performers on the banjo have entered for
the banjo contest, which is to como of at the
National theatre next week. They are com
ing from New York, Philadelphia. &c. each
bringing professor Of music with him IN.
whole OF whom are TO be the judges, and the
majority to decide. The prize is msguifcent
banjo valued at $500
DUNN boEERs's CoscBRr.oJudging by the
array OF talent, vocal and instrumental. ga
corsd Tor this musical treat, and the general
interest taken in the affair, an old fashioned
iail house may be expected at Carusi's on
Monday night.
lSrkRhrsrs FOR AUGUsf-In this citv the
intsrnents during August were 16s, of which
- we're eolored persons white males, 8: do
females, 81 white, sex not given,) Undsr
years, ia. By cholera infsntum. 20 cboI.
era morbus, q diarrhea, IL.
TEE BALTIMORE FAIR.-Ths opening OF III o
Fair Of the Maryland Institute has been post
pOnsd until Tuesday evening next, on account
Of the interruption to the reception Of articles
ssussd By the rain.
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"ATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERS WANT
W. Ed wish to employ two or three Wors.
men oy the piece or week. None but good sorkman
nesd apply ROB'T KEYWOHTH,
Re. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
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w under Tan 10 thu Dry Goods business, with q
'asn capital Of not les than 1000. have q full
Enoviedse of the busipess and the trade Ct the
city in sVefy particular. Address O. p. A, Poet
umce. sep l6-2ts
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M ANrED-Twenty shares of Stock 10 the W. ash.
~ inston Building Associa hon, for which q pre-
~'zsn will be paid.
J P. DICKINSON,
Attorney and Agent
Pa avenue, between 18th and 18th sts,
sep 6-eo6ss
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"ANTID-A Situation a Chambermsid Nv .
" you'sg woman, who can do plain sewing. She
snquire at corner Of ID and B, nesr the Old Rail.
fo@a 'epos- r sep 14-2tt
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WANTEc-A good and competent NURSE to
~ take charge Of An infARt Good recommend
, IONS will De required A middle aged woman nre.
terred Apply to A. TATE. Fsncy Stors
Pa avenue, between 10th ana 18th SITS.
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GREAT BARGAINS In DRY GOODS.

sep 1876
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Extensive Fire In Worcester, Mass.
LARaE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY DYSrR0YKD-THl
INSURANCE.. ETC.

Extensive Fire In Worcester, Mass.
LARGE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY DxsrRoYKD-rHI
INSURANCE, ETC.
WORCESTER. Jsu 20, 1854
At one O'Clock this morning FIRE broke out 10 the
large and costly block Main street. known Fasg'a
Buildings which entirely destroyed.
The lower rory occupied By W. II. Hudson, CLOTH
Ing dealer; G. A. whittpu, dry goods dealer; Martin
Stow, dry goods; and CLARK SANFORD, dry ami fancy
goods The stocks II al thsse occupants were mos lily
removed, with but tie damage. ALI fully insured.
The second story occupied BY William B. Maxwell
and W. Fl. Howe, lawyers E. Il. Bill book agent, snd
Edward J. Fske, printer. Mr.. Bps loss h 81 400, in
sured for S5a0; Mr. Fsks's loss $4,000, Insured for
$3.50.
The third story cccvsied BY tbs Worcester ANA
tic Museum, Gates h Brown, msrager. rhsk loss Is
%, o0o fully insured
During the progress of the 1re the norh end OF TAss
building fell upon The adjoining two story block owned
~ William DioIinsoa, completely d.molisbins L. Tni
block occupied by a. H. Dayton, hosiery aud sancy
goods desler;J Wesley bookseller an bsokbisdsr,
and James }. johnson hIirdre3sr Mr.. DAyton's lC
abcat a, 900; insured for - 500,
Nj Wesley's loss Is 81, 900; no insurance,
Mr.. Jehrson's loss Is Sl,ce0-iasured. Tho ssocn ma
story was occupied BY tailors-loss sziaing
The Flaag buildings valued Mt $50 500, and L.
sured for Sl6 ooo.
The Gre is supposed to have been ts work OF iuoeu
diary, As museum where 1t originated had not bsen
occupied for two weeks
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City Intelll0cncc,

ARREST or ANOTHER 8TnBBr PRRACHER.
PoIicen Reader, OF the Fourt ward yesterday ar
resisd street preacher named sactmsn, aom the on
charged with preaching in ths public ct without
permission. large crowd Of persons followed the officer
70 ne Police Court ssh. S1s creating qus An unusa.
before Justice BogAr and the ocsr preferred the charge
The preacher In his defence produced written psrm
lion 70 preach IN the public streets signed BY Alderman
Pearsan. The magistrate examined the paper ~ COO
cpded that written permission ccntormed 10 the city
ordir ance, and therefore dismissed charge and M
Bakmsn e the oeurt room with hts friends shouting
grs atty over the cscision.
pbee severely cold ths previous night baviAg been
~ cold II not colder than any night this winter Last
evening however the extremity Of the cold modsr
the wind having shifted towards the east tbs
approach Of . snow storm.
PoY MARTY FRozEy TO DEATH On Saturday evening
boy, named William ACawley while rtting In one OF
the Third avenue rsiro cars very nearly fozsn
death ty the sevtrity Of the weather Policeman WYATT
OF the Nnek enth ward oonveyei he poor boy te the
staten hocss where be properly taken care Of and
In The morning sent homo
FATAL RAnRoAD ACCIDENT AT about seven O'Clock on
Saturday evening The Portchesttr train going no for
some reason stopped st Tooth street Mr.. John Middle
ton, resident IL Pelham LEFT the care mornent
snc In the effort 10 regain the fell the track and
fatal injury Tho train stopped and he ioiurei
vas hen 70 tho River House. asrlsn. And Dr.
Hill stsned him until he cis Coroner Hilton was mott
hed to hold An inquest.
EsYpcs OF ANOTHER srAHmxa ARRAY a man n.n.s
Henry Williams, who va stabbed In an ARRAY on the
ME ht OF the 2sd iDstsut In tte Four N ward s1d con.
v.yed TO the Tor medical treatment dei yestsr.
DAY from the Effects Of the jury The fatal vsspon
psnetratsd thu left lung The Coroner was notified 10
hold an inquest on the body
RUE 0vrR Br BurcHxR's CART On Saturday afternoon
sr John Campbell was over By butchers cart Ia
Eyck o. the Thd ward, stst the isjursd man from
the street snd conveyed him 70 bis residence rhs
butcher drove on before the oaicsr arrived.
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FROM Philadclphia.


BLOODY AfFRAY BETWEEN SEA CAPrAINS-BxCITk-
MEfr RESPECTING THE CITY CONSOLIDATION
BILL, ETC.
PmIADnPMA, Jan. 20, 1854.
AT ore O'Clock this morning, difficulty occurred at
the Newcastle piers between Capt Peterson OF schooner
David Smith, and Capt. Beaver, Of the Baltimore brig
Sea Foam from RE Jsneiro The two vessels ne in col
bsion while in TOW CT steam tugs; some words ensued
when Capt Beaver frei two balls from : revolver at
Capt Peterson cf which took eject below the
William Creamer ate Of the schooner, inastins dan
gerous wound, which 1t Is feared will provs mortal
Capt Beaver IL reported 30 have absconded.
There Is much excitement In this city, In aatcip
ofthe Of the City Consolidation bill tho House
to The bill Is to be hastened through in order
to prevent the different districts adding to the debt
which hereafter to be consolidated making subscp
tons to the various railroads. purchasing PARKS a.,
An amendment has also been introduced, prohibiting
any additional subscriptions aftsr the paseags the
law Governor Bger has delayed his journey to Erie
In order to sign the bill immediately 10 passage
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ARRIVAL or THE OHIO.
~~~>~~~>>~~>~~>~~~~>~
Very Late and Interesting irons
Australia.
-~~~~c~>~~>oo>~~~~~>~
Important Dispatches for the Japan
Expedition.
-~~--~~~~~~>~~s>-~-~.~--
STILL LATER FROM THE SONORA FlLBusTEUSs
THE DARIRN SURVEYING EXPEDITION.
-~~~~~>~~~~>~~~~>~~>~~
Massacre Of Part Of tho British Forces
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IMPORTANT NEWS PaOM TIE SOUTH PACIFIC.
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Moro Revelations In Peru and Bolivia.
>~>~~>>~>~~~>~~>~>~~~
Seizure Of New Caledonia by tho
French.
STILL LATER FROM THE SONORA FlLrBusTeas

The steamship oaio, Capt, For, arrived yesterday
morning from Aspinwali with the California 6RA three
hundred pa1sensers and 81 900 900 in gold dust A
She left Aspin~al the 18th inst. She briuea uan
from Australia Lower California, Peru Chile, Bovfa,
New Caledonia, New Grau,dA, and En- Aaor aso frea
the Darisn Surv eyng Expedition
We are indebted to gr. Horton, tas purssr Of the
cleaner, for isto intelligence and paperr.
The United States sleep cf war Albany, Capt Gerry,
I,led from Navy Bay the morning Of the l7th ast
boand FOR San Juan del Note Officers ead w 4.
The health Of the Isthmus Is remarkably good. Ths
Panama Railroad ID completed to CbsDo, to which
place the cars daily, leaving but eighteen and three
quarter miles mule travel to Paoama Tho Gorgona road
sia good travelling order, and maes and n,1s
abundance. Passengers leaving Aspinvan by the nins
oclook A. n train reach Panama the same svening.
Disd at sea January 2S Richard Asser MA OF Dublin,
hrer an ca board the Ohio, aged AZ years.
Capt +. Biuss and A. B Forbes, Esq, sft Panama
the morning Of tho 18th ins as OK A. and arrived
at Aayrwall At ~ r. the same day. thus making Ne
trip .hrosgh in seven hours.