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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19
DIR. Todd,s Pills

Of. GOuu'b F1lIB
NAN be had fresh and genuine The following places IN
" lie eilYof Wheeling and vicinity yii7At The Drug
alor6a or Jsfnes Baker, kes Caldwelj BrenlnseF &
Col DR. 7 ii Logan q o, Fre,k Yahrllng, VIM Mckee &
Col (Ritehleown)j A Brent Wheelng(ia al
10 Stos Stnre or Todd Deyoi, MARKET square, end o.
ssy can liso b hla at P Dunu,s, Grayt Creek De.
dllloffa ard Jacob Gpodings, National koadi Benz,
CitytD, wet AlexandTAl Wilson Singers west Wheel
i1gl and Ny Looman ne, Bridgeport, Ohio az IS li
ThesS pills need no further Ieeomms ndattOn than ail
trail they have now been In constant use of more thar
twenty years. and II you WIN only awe temu ehtee theJ
slsffa of them. 26erer boz; sc PEI
doSif RI eross ihnb
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19

M Paper Nagenouse, 4lgU
0YRUS W.. FIELD d co.. n
4 H c6MnIss ON NERoIANrs,
Mo. IL CLIFF street ttirtaf
NEW YORK. 3u g. ,iIt
Are sole Agents la the United stntca Tor
MuspTatps superior Bledchlng Powder,
! Netolla Nj ,leblgtel Writing PeneIg' H. lstla
Russell ~ Superior ~
slisnesSs bsliM Phntlns I. iEp
B Rawllns 4 Sons, Rnellsh Tissue fss,t, ;
first quality llltramarne Hue -.
They're also Agents. Ioti be pllpo
TAnthls eotTy and Offer for Rae by laI tle MOST ~
lensiye and and tlesahle ttock cd Heer atahn
seisrs' MattriaiS DO found In this any o'i
County, ~ tI. n ~. ~. No..
Tker and Wrlllns RSrsT'
TLeIf extfSordinary Abilities enable thsnllp offer AZ
Goods both Foreign aud Domestic, possip
hFldfh .alfl ~ Mitch. ~ lef+ t-A 49, ~.
Psner made TO order. any size or weight Hbenl s9
vanees made on eonsiEnents Of Paper, Paper Makers
III. RsSsst ma Hst prIss psIaihess6
RSEs 4ist absi-ls. "
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
soURTAIIgs

E CURTAIN WATERWAY,
"a ly ia, ~ q f sfs 4 M sS
N Nv M. lGlA AslsN't ttll n Z i e
y AZ ittiSC IJRtl, AZ M 81, % li5Es, !. 81 d
mn. 100 chsipf 81 ljlA ana,
~ oBaelfte ltsiSi4te Hst5t. i7iii. ffiFli4 a
llRh has always M store = iel 4tcck oi Il 4 4
feneh BrociteIlsia All widths Lace and ouTt9li
Land colors ~ III. ~ at slyie and price.
Rlcnsh satin DO Iainesl Iebg pislie Cover Ssc.l
india Satin Daulaskgi Iilt gOrnieest
lh6eh Mb4ieittIltf at4 III gNktl9 sllu bhnisi ~ q
% Pgfhesi s.da S sb1g NJ s,H Is. IL ife
II W Painted IYIN10tR SHAPES, OF all ttyies aud
nliess, Bad HoandSj Shade RlStpres, rtsses, and
% tho pewest Pads
siyas and at tie ioetit prfsef. t ~. IL 49,, ~,
p6ftois sending lhe kishi and ndt ~ ielI isssis
6apies con haze lhelr euIaiis and ",
dhnerI see Plat In number 81 20
steaSSIs, hotels; CAR EtILp and deaisrs gsnsr
ally sppplled stibe t9lsfit 81 H So
Importer ofa.a DEALER N RpInls hlns oo9aR
i4ff7i III 100 Chest nut stfeeb eeIBet %
ntttI7-iydSw u Opposite HE Sate inufE, Pl lale:l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14
Police Iafcliistenfc.

Arrea II Dog Fighters The police Of the Twenty
second werd Friday night made descent on the pre-
misses Of Michael Burke at the corner OF Forty second
street and Sixth avenue and arrested sixteen men, who
bad congegated there for the purpose of witnessing
dog fight Cards Of invitation had been issued denong
II TO be rat killing affair Under this impression, two
southern gentlemen at present staying at Of
fashionable hotels had been induced TO visit the scene
but instead Of rats dog fighting was introduced The
police conveyed the prisoners before Justice Stuart who
required the keeper Of the house 10 Hnd bail All the
o.hcr- were alnxeAto depart On e Ieprimanl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14
THE AaTl-NEBRASKA MEN IN COUNCIL.
The Meeting in the Park Last Evening.
address Of the Commit ee.--Re es olut,ons, SC.
SPEECHES OF B. F. BUTLER, THOMAS
FESSENDEN, AND OTHERS,
xSrc Xrc &C.

In accordance with the following call, meeting was
Golden m the Park last evening
CALL FOR A PUBLIC MEETING TO ARREST THE VIOLA
TioN OF THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE.
The citizens of New York who believe that the pro.
posed repeal of the Missouri Compromise been repu
dated and condemned BY the people at large and who
influences unconsitutionay brought to bear upon the
House of Representatives. will meet in the Park Sat
slider the steps proper to be taken by the free States
this momentons criss-and TO demand Of all members
of Congress- whether from the North the South who
adhere to the faith pledged by tine Missouri compa st.
that at all lazards they protect from invasion the will
and the rights Of the people aud that to this end they
resort II necessary to the most decisive and
treme measures to prevent the preparation of an act
of perhdy fraught with fearful and perha ps reparable
disaster to the peace, the harmony, and the stability of
Union.
N. H. Grrnell, Sam. J. Besbe sigis'd Ksufmaun,
G Gen. !, :; Avezzana Geo W Blunt, Alfred pell,
W. G. Bryant, john Mcsiallen, Henry n g. DAWSON,
Joseph p Simpson,
Executive Committee appointed to oppose the Nebraska
Perfdy.
dated New York, May H. 1854
The undersigned citizens of New York, earnestly join
in the above call for public meeting to the viola
ton of the Missouri Compromise.
John L Mason Geo. I. Strong A. E. sillimau,
Walter R. Jones, W. 7. Johnson, sam'l b. Rugges,
Geo NewboIl, Goy'r N. Ogden, John B Mills,
Geo. Grswold, A. G. Stout, Joseph Walker,
g. A. Worth, Us Underhill VIM. Mellen,
s. Baldwin, John Brouwer, II. L. Stone
W. W. De Forest
The following gentlemen have been invited to address
the meeting TO be held in the Park this afternoon Hon
B. +. Butler Hon. J. Z. Cooley, Hon J. A. Dix, Hon
John Van Buren, Hon. N. B. Blunt Hon. S. B. Ruggles
Hon. H. j. Raymond, Ex-Governor Pennington, of New
Jersey, and Il. N. Havens.
The meeting called to assemble at FIVE o'clock; but
es there only hundred persons thereabouts in
the Park at that time it not called to order until
quarter past ve when the attendance had increased to
three four hundred. AT half. past five about
thousand persons present.
yhe platform chiefly occupied by such men as
John jay, E. A. sansbury and other free soilers But
very few Of the gentlemen appear in the
list Of officers present
Mr.. WILLIAM D MURPHY called the meeting TO order,
and the following list of officers nominated by him. was
accepted by the meeting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

Hon. u. H. IaNfer, Augusta; q. Mchepedv, Blnvor:
J. Maxon and Gilbert Camp New Haven, aud clptsin
Charles H. Evans family, Chicsgo, am,ns the
arrivals yes,erday at the Cooper House, Broadway
Mons. Julien and wife Louis Julien, Madame Anna
Zerr, Boston, DR.. JOY n. Parsons, Capt. Borcsford,
Canasa; Gen. Hitchcock u 8. A.; Dr. VIM. Gardiner,
Fhiladelphia-arrived at the CIrendon yesterday
DEPARTURES.
sS sas Se sm % N:ys
Psyid Norton Il Henry Comet, P,ovidsass; % csps
NJ Aus E
l.IP ,s.iS. kasss FSsssslis
Icy. .
Fyan FGra !hn e nsp .tss 70 Gsrf n k.s sns
4; ss,:
SSta: sss M % =: s
kass S,:' ss'sz
rss;s xs Xxi ~ n ..S
fsd a ;sI:s children; pSnS.E NY D.ya xas:ss' V:
Iss 5 .1 dlfs,' and
SuEsss Isw.1s qs.n$s:s *: Tson.:B ss!nss, E;s
,is
Ham , ASsSs.a; sis1s. Nsysia Ssss seSsy s%::
rSsf rsii' m ps%'s sS
. NJ ap q R'Tf cps sa a h
Sl;.s w.iiss ,aIss. ;1$ .:Isaa, Sy S5 ana
Dune Ohio; Miss Isatea Cur min CHA n j: Ellison W
Dean, Miss Charlotte Dean, Mr. and Mrs Warren,
York Mrs Hastoad Mr. Goodwin, Philadelphia Mr. and
Mrs Rot Carter and four children, Geo Mallory Kahn,
Y; Perkins Montgomery Mr. and Mrs Henry Rogers,
Itergaer, Australia; Henry Hanning, Il Miss Nary
Humphrey, Ky; Alfred Martin, Phil .delphia; Vim II
Tari.h Toronto; Charles Lambkin, sootland Mr. and
Mrs Davis three children and servant, Mr. Davis Mr.
and Mrs Charles Davis and daughter Orlando Potts,
N Y; H. Gamer ron Charleston; Creighton, Creigh-
ton, Jr Phila; Mics Lynch Saul Alley street, Charles
ton, Mr. and Mrs Daniel ia Warren, Edw Nathan yapa
aud lady child and nurse Mr. Bunker and lady.
Mrs T Homer, Sydney Homer " " James MeTwoulter,
ireland. Germain foss. Pbla: Mr. saml Mcneil ard
lady, Y. Mrs Bates Boston, Miss hcAllister. ksy
Foliins ham Jofeps Dando Phia: Pomroy Bresstsr.
Rochester; Mrs spinks, Cal; Hulch Chm Jones'
Providence; Edw Liolanc, Eng; Daniel II Martin, ESD
Tctal, 2l3
From Few Orleans in st,smshp star of tho southMiss
Mrs Woolsey and two children, VIM Elder, W Brick
n,r rshop Martin Pap Bsssier, A Bnnsid Mcdonald,
Couth, Captain Dyer, Kennedy, A ID Bald win II
Player thas st Martin and lady Miss ST Martins In
the ttserage.
Prom savnnnah. in steamship Aiabama-H s Norton,
Mrs Coats and servant Miss Quartsrman Montague
Mlss LookhArt Wifon, w Miller, w witcber T
q Emanutl Mrs Emanuel, ID Coots N Tillingbast ID
Barn.G Nifs , Emanuel
From Chrrlsston, 10 steamship southernsr-MrsN Hop
klne and child Mrs Everett, Mrs Valentine, Pise
and lady Reyuys. Mcbride, Waliacs, A Miller
and three pnps j sherman, McGee, Martr, Mo.
Donald. JEershan ID Bomar, Cochran, Rundell. J
Fay ii Jcrrep, G Roster, Richardson, ID Wtlkin-
From Galveston in shir " Fannn- Mr. Barr Mr. Tsndy.
From Neuytss In brig Frineipe-A De Naroni and
From Havana, in sehr C a N Rosers-xr Skinner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

COMPLETION THE ATLANTIC MlSIssIrFf RAILROAD -
Tho Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Is finished. III
event, the opening Of the last link the chain Of rail
road which unites the eastern Atlantic with the Misss
sirp win be celebrated by the bondhoders stockhod
and invited guests The party will assemble at Chi
cago the 9th of Junefrom thence go by railway TO
Rock Island and thence by steamboat 70 the Falls OF st.
Anthony. The excursion win be an interesting one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

Loss oy THE SAN FRASc1sco.-We have received
statement Of the loss Of the San Francisco, b.
senior j. De NJ. Facao, Brazilian Consul TO the United
states who was on board that III fated vessel at ha
time Of the wreck II Is dated New York, Jan. IS,
1854 and Is written the Portuguese language for cir
culaion in the Braxs senior Falcao after pointing Qua
several defects in the machinery OF the vessel attacks
the conduct OF the officers OF the army who
board at the time He says that the treatment by tae
messengers was shameful that when the friendly vesse4
hove along side them the given ther
by the officers that the steamer San
Francisco reghted by government TO convey troops
onIy and that they must be attended 10 arst senor
Tacao concludes his remarks hy resolving never saa "
trns, himself 10 IN Americaa ship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14
Personal Intelligence.

Hon J. B. Raxter Augusta; l. G. McHepedy Bincor;
j. Maxon and Gilbert Camp New Haven, aud clptsin
Charles H. Evans aDf family, Chicsgo, am,ng the
arrivals yesterday at the Cooper House, Broadway.
Mons. Julien and wife, Louis Julien, Madame Anna
2err Boston; DR.. JOY n. Parsons, Capt Borcsford.
Canasa; Gen. Hitchcock, T. 8. A.. DR.. VIM. Gardiner,
elphia--arrived at the ClIrendon yesterday.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-18
GEORGETOWN c0RREsPoNDEHck.
GBoRasfoNs, September I6. 1854

dBoRGEfoWH, September 16, 1854.
iHs COURSE or TRUE LOVE NEVER RUNS
SNoorH. Last night about 10 O'Clock, while
ayoung man of the sable race, was waiting near
the door Of his lady love, on Dunbarton street,
for the purpose, We suppose, Of getting peep
at her, or whispering something pleasant into
her ear; her enraged father, who, We presume,
was lying in wait, fell upon him and gave him
most terrible hagelation. Whether the i'm.
plement used to inhict the chastisement was a
cowhide or piece Of small wood, deponent
sayeth not; but Of one thing We arc certain.
and thai is, as the boys say, "the dady done
him up brown"
One OF our citizens went to Rockville last
week to sec the fair, and while there, some of
the light fingered gentry who were present,
showed him the elephant by picking his pocket
OF portmonia, containing some papers, and
fifty or sixty dollars in money.
As yet there has bsen no arrivals of boats
by canal, except a few from points near George
town. The delay We learn is caused by de-
ffssney of sUater or some of tie upper isvels
Mr.. Charles Myers is about to commence the
erection of q fine private dwelling on First
street, between High and Potomac. The plan,
which We have seen, was drawn by architect
W. Il. SHINES, and embraces all the most
modern Improvements and oonveniences. The
building is to be Of brick, three stories high,
and will be, when completed, quito an orna-
ment to the street.
George Waters, Esq, has been elected ci-
rector Of the Georgetown Gaslight Company,
in the place of Col. R. Cruik,hank, resigned.
The supply of -four is rather better-held
nominally at $3.50, We hear Of no sales of mo-
ment. Whsat-white Sl.55a$1 so; red 81 Boa
$l.55. SPECTATOR.
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PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, AND
THINNING

IHE undersigned, having added GasFittinS 70
l. their former business, are now prepared to ex-
ecuts oil order. In that line, In tie cheapest most
eIpe titjous and approved manner.
PLUMBING and TIMING done a. bereto.ore.
hne assortment Of sT0VBS, Tin and ehest Iron
WARE constantly ON hand.
Sole SCENTS fo- the District for hsc6rsgor's Paknt
BOT AIR FURNACES. for beating Public buildings,
Churches, Halle, Private RI sidences, &c.
80, hr Bankers Double Acting FORCE PUMPS.
Persons In want Of any Of the above articles viii
nnd it to their ,dvsntags to call on purchs-
sing elsewhere.
P,stging themselves to aprompt execution Of eli
crd r entrusted 10 them, they most respectfully
solicit q oonSnuanse Of the favors % liberaly be-
slowed upon them by their former patrons and ths
public In genera PURSE EOOLLINs
Nos $50 and 81, Pa sv- opposite Willardf HotsL
ssp6-8m
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COAL AND WOOD.

"E are now receiving our regular supply Of the
w best Philadelphia Red and White Ash COAL.
and are prepared to deliver at the lowest market
prices.
We have determined to purchase no inferior quail
tiles Of Anthracite Coal for the sske of deriving
few 'ents per ton additional profit, and BY doing 70
give the consumer an unsatisfactory srticle, but
purchasers may rely upon receiving the very best
and dust.
Every load Of Coal ssnt from our yard Is carefully
the ton. e
Goa! in sizes suitable for Stoves, Rapges Crates.
and Furnaces equally we'll prepared in each Of the
sizes. - Wv
Also, Cumberland Coal in Jumps, and for Black
sn this purpo. es.
A good stock of Hickory, Oak, and Pine WOOD
always on hand.
Perfons wishing q good article at a fair price
should give US q call before purchasing of other
yards. W. e. WATERS & Co,
Office corner of 18th and @ streets
Now at the Wharf Q cargo Of W. A. Stove and Egg
Coal, and receiving weekly the different kinds.
sep l2-eo6t W. E. ". 4 co.
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ALEXANDRIA CoRRRsPoHpEHCx.

Rec. John Johns, d. D.-Suddsn Death
Funeral Procsssson-Acetdent-P
-Nistake.
ALEXANDRIA Sept. IS, 1854.
Yesterday fine bright autumnal Sabbath
smiled upon US. Large congregations attended
upon the ministrations at all our churches, but
the morning focus Of attraction was at St.
Psul's, protestant Episcopal,) where the Rt
Rev. John Johns, D. D., Assistant Bishop Of
Virginia, filed the pulpit.
Early in the day, Coroner's inquest was
held upon the body of - Scott, found dead
near the lower end of Water street. The de-
ceased had drank large amount of raw qu,r
the night previous, and died from its effects
He had long resided in tho vicinity whore bis
body was found, and when not in his cups VA
known as very worthy man.
In tho afternoon, slowly moving from the
landing place of the Steamer George Page,
with Grape shroudsd banners, and music tell
ing the sorrowful dirge, came tho solemn pro-
cession escorting the body Of our old towns
man, james Jack, to his last home. Multi
tudes of his brethren in tho mystic tie and
companions in Odd Fellowship, swelled the
escort after its arrival here, and tho funsra al
IA fuller account Of which is gwen in you,
local column) passed through our principal
streets drawing throngs after it, to the Metho-
dist cemetery, where, with appropriate cere-
monial, the body was lowered into the narrow
cell to sleep until the archangel's trump open,
tho Grand Lodge of the Universe.
On the night of Friday, quite sad accident
occurred at the " First Ward HOTEL" kept by
Mr.. G.. w. Trammell. A Canadian sailor.
while under the influence Of liquor, lesped
from window in the third story, and, falling
upon the earth, broke ono of his legs, and
was otherwise injured. He is now doing bet.
ter than might be expected from the nature of
his injuries.
Stanley's Western Wilds will be exhibited
this evening, at Liberty Hall. Onr people
will be there, en- masse, for panorama more
true to nature has never unrolled its canvas
in our midst.
The article in your local columns on Satur-
day, under the head Broke Jail, - mad vert
emily neglects to notice the efficient services of
Officer Padgett, of our city. in the arrest Of
Lucas. He, assisted by Deputy Phillips, made
the arrest, and lodged tho prisoner in Jail,
whence he was taken by tho two gentlemen
mentioned to Washington. AMI
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-18

II FOR SALh AT kLLAVILLE-The subecriber
has laid of l2 acres Of land in the neighborhood of
bisdensburR Depot. under the designation Of Ella
vie and Offers the same for SALE The Lotto consist
Guiding desirable site for building.
I'm TWO Of the lots the subscriber has erected
handsome residences, with every modern contr,v.
ance fnr comfort One Of these houses and lots IL
Connected with the house is well of strong medici
nal water Complete hydraulic apparatus supplies
the bath room. kitchen, and water closet With wa
Ter, which is obtained in unlimited quantity with.
out going out Of doors. Application may be made
to Me'srs GEkIN sCo1r, Auctioneers; Mr. WILLS,
at the National Botel, or to the subscriber on the
premises Autographed plar &c Ellaviue VIII b
exhibited, and terms of sale made known on sppli.
catisn as above.
An omnibus runs three times day between Ella.
vile ana Washington CHAS. D. CALVERT.
aug 1T
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs

nUR MR. HALL has just returned from N York
- Wnsie ne mas been attending those immense
large auction sales you have heard so much about,
ana We ar" now opening the Goods purchased at
such great sacrifice, We will guarantee to suit any
purchaser that may think proper to favor ID with
. Gall, eotn In quality and price. Our assortment
embraces the largest to be found In the Dis rict.
both In fine and staple goes.
Also, large assortment of Osrpetings Of every
KIND, curtain materials Of the finest quality; Rugs
Of various kinds.
We respectfully request that purchasers will "a,
vor us with call before purchasing elsewhere, az
we feel confident 1t gill he greatly to their advant
ags- Bear In mind the handsome Goods are always
to be had at the first OF tbs season.
sep lS-d2w HALL 4 BROTHER.
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Auction Sales.
BY J. o. MCGUIRE. Auetioueer.

~ j. o. MCGUIRE. Auetioussr.
CAL1 OF FURNITURE AND PERSONAL N.
~ Inn1, BY order Of the Orphans Court-Op
THURSDAY morning, September 21rt at 10 Gem
IN mont OF my Auction Rooms. shall sell, by OF.
DER OF the Orphans Court an excellent sseortment
Of Furniture, Wig:
Mahogany hair spring-sest Divans
-, Do French Rockers and parlor Chairs
nsfoie-toP centre and sofa Tables, Wha,not
severn! handsome OH Paintings, Mirrors
Damask Curtains, Cornice and Shsdas
CLOCK, Candslsbras, mantel Vases
Carpets, Olcloth, Rugs, Mating
Mahogany Frerch and other Bedstesds
Cottage Chairs
Hair and husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillow, Bedding
Gold Watch and Chain, Jewelry
Trinkets, lot Of Clothing
Very handsome White Grape Shawl
Lot Of Books, Travelling TrunSs, r..
oeoAing ana other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, 10
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
seP 10 Auctionesr.
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF 10. OF RIPS. US,

OHNo1 OF CLERK OF 10 OF RIPS US,
September 4, 1864. !
SkALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
- nee until IL O'Clock n, on Monday. September
20, 'o4, TOR furnishing one hundred and fifty tons
bast quality anthracite coal, one half red ash, ard
one BALI white ash. The coal must be pure of egg
hh O. 2z4o pounds to the ton and delivered free OF
Sfera charge In the vaults Of tks Capitol
also, Tor furnishing one hundred and fifty cords
ri best quality seasoned hickory wood one hundred
and twenty-five coTost to be sawed once and twenty
hve cords to be sawed twice; the whole to be meas
ureo, sawed, and slowed away In the vaults at III.
Cspitol, at the ex .ense Of the contractor.
Both wood and coal are to be delivered on or be-
fore the 18th day of October next and to be rub
to inspection as to quality, weight and measure by
pereon to be designated by the Clerk for that pur
pose JOHN w. FORSBY
Clerk Of House Of Representatives u. e.
sep 6-dt25th
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JOHN REESE,
PROPRIsTOR OF TIE
Eagle Plumbing and Gas-PittiDg Depot,

tkf OULD RESPECTFULLY call the attention Of the
w citizens Of Washington, Georgetown, and VI
iaity to the excellent assortment of Goods in his
bne, which he has on hand and ia daily receiving i'd
dition 10.
Chandelier, Drop Ligba, Brackets, Pendants,
and in fs every article connected with the Gas at
ding business be found at his establishment,
embracing ell the qualities 81 beauty, style, durs-
oility and chespnsss.
His plumbing department en- braces all articles IN
t. st Line, such MAJ bic TIP WAshstsnds, Bath
TUBS, Blower Baths, and ell ths sppendsgss Rsoss-
.sry Tor the prosecution Of that raneh ha busL
ness Work eophjcd 10 him will receive prompt -
ssntinn, and Its execution be unsurps-sed.
Builders and all others will find II 10 their ID
vantage before going elsewh~rp, TO eau at the
EAGLE DEPOT,
Corner OF Psnna. avenue and 9th St
sep l6-Solm
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u LABARRE,
L. Ornxr C and 10Th streets,
Respectfully informs the public Of Washington
thst LIE has on hand, and makes to order the best
kind of metallic Numbers and figures for houses,
h tells, church pews. &c The citizens requested
to call and examine these beautiful Numbers aud
Figures
Also, China Numbers gilde5. sep Aim
N. B.-Specinens of the Numbers can be seen at
Sylvesters Drug stose, Pa. avenue and llth street
DR.. Butts, Pa. avenue and 18th street; and Chas
X. Dsvis's Drug Store, First Ward These figures
will never tarnish or change color.
A CHANCE FOR KINTERs.-An Imperial
n Smith Press, in COED order, eeveral Type
Stands and Gaeys Cabinet OF Cases, ten or fifteen
pairs of Cases. Chases, Outs, &c. tor sale on remark
ably low terms. Apply at the Star Office.
aug 22--tf
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The Fever In the South.

CoLuKnA, s. c., Sept 16-The number Of
deaths In Savannah On Tuesday were 81 on
Wednesday IS. An order has been received
in Macon for Fifty collins and Ave hundred
pounds Of bread daily for Savannah.
September 1.-The number of deaths st
Savannah on Thursday was "a
Bishop Barron, of Savannah, Is among the
victims Of the scourgs.
The deaths ut Charleston of fever on Friday
wore 10
At Augusta yesterday there was one death
from fever.
The weather here 10 clear and quite cool.