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PE RSONAL.

....0ur lady readers will hear with regret
If not indignation, that Fanny Fern was badly
beaten at New York, on Monday last, by Gar
raft Davis, of Kentucky. Notwithstanding q
number of Fanny's admirers from Virginia,
were present, many purse but not an arm
was raised for Miss Fern. The age Of chivalry
Is gone, in spite of the tournaments in the Old
Dominion. Poor Fanny.
although Savannah was visited by a
violent gale ON Thursday and Friday, the yell
low fever shows no abatement There were
20 fever deaths On Thursday, and Ii on Fri.
day. Among the victims are S. T. Chapman,
ESQ. editor of the Journal and Courier, and
Captain sTrefethsn. Of Portsmouth, N. H.
Mayor Ward, and r. B. Hilton, Esq editor Of
the Georgian. are down with the disease At
Augusta they are taking up subscriptions in
aid of the sufferers at Savannah.
80. We understand that Mr.. A. Lybrock,
of Richmond, has received from the Secretary
of the Treasury the appointment Of architect
and superintendent Of the new custom house
to be erected in that city.
go. Francis Dick was executed at Dayton
Ohio, on the 18th ult., for the murder of his
mother in-iaw, an old lady named Young and
her son, lad aged sixteen. Previous TO his
exeoption he confessed the crimes charged
aesinst lin, and also that be had murdered
his wife's father.
!, Rev. Jesse B. Ferguson, Of Nashville,
Tenn. said to be one of the most eloquent and
prominent cicrgymen in any Christian demon
instion, has recently declared his firm sslisf
In spiritualism.
~. The Independent. wings Of the second
district, Philsdelphia. have nominated Hon.
J. r. Chandler for Congress; and the Know
Meetings. of the same district have nominated
Jseob L. Gossler. There are now four candi-
dates in the field in this district.
LAT the election for delegates In the fifth
district, Psnnsylvanis, to nominate demo-
cratic candidate for Congress, the vote stosd
as follows Cadwalsder, IA; Martin, 10; Miles,
9; Deal, Z. .iss'.-
go. Ex-President Fillmore and son arrived
in New York yesterday morning, and took
lodgings ct the Ciarendon Hotel. ~
The executors Of the late Samuel APP
n,steu. Of Boston, lave made q donation of
tvsp,v- thousand dollars to the Academy at
N.w Ipswich, N. H. The institution, since
\ $50, has been known as the Anew Ipswich
). : piston Academy" Mr.. Appleton made a
.onation Of five thousand dollars to the Semi
nary four years ago.
-. Mrs Jane Langton, the god daughter
Of DR.. Samuel johnson, died at Richmond,
England, on the 18th nit. She was born in
l772 bs-.stc = gjJs ? --E 5s-
.... A rumor prevailed ct Boston on Satur-
day that government oficer Of that port vas
-pplisstsd in . smuggling kansastiop.
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clerkship in the same Office, vice Ashburn,
promoted.
The eovernonhip Of 0regen.-As yet, we
have only heard Of two gentlemen whose
friends speak of them ~ applicants for this
Office, made vacant by the resignation Of the
Jno. W. Davis Of Indiana, Mr.. Harvey Wat
terson, late an associate editor Of the W ashins-
ton Union, and formerly . member Of Con.
gress from Tennessee, and Judge Lane Of In
diana.
Naval Assistant surgsons.-The following
general order has just been issued from the
Navy Department:
"Any Assistant Surgeon In the Navy who
Sd all fail to present himself for examination,
sons which may be satisfactory to the Depart
ment,) or who, after examination, shall be re-
ported by the Board as "not qualifie for
promotion, shall be dropped from the list of
officers Of the Navy. ]. c. DoBBIN.
Secretary of the Navy.
'"NAvY DEPARrNENr, September 2, 1854"
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, the 18th of Sept,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the redemption Of ssooks..... slo,5ss u
For the payment of other Treasury
debts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 90
For the Customs ............... 1884 06
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs. ................ $3.50 oa
Covered into tho Treasury from
Lands. ................:... 1s4,s42 OS
Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. 100 rs
For the War Department........ 167, 1898 Al
For re- paying for the War Depart
ment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 407 81
For the Navy Department. ....... 1923 90
For tho Interior Department. 80. 383,495 ls
For re-paying in the Interior De-
partment.. .................... 4,46O %
TAE NEWH nv THR E1GpIRR CITY
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THE LATE RAIN-The Boston Courier re
marks e. follows 1.-THE rain Will do immense
good to the fall feed, will revive the late po-
tatoes, replenish tho exhausted springs, and
do much other good. We are glad to be in
formed that the injury to the potato crop, as
we'll a. to the corn crop, has been exceedingly
overrated, and that there II . good prospect of
supply Of potatoes at reasonable price.
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CoNCERT,
On Thursdsy Evening. Sept. 14th /,
AND LAST NIGHT!

AT CARUSFS SALOON,
800 Given By f.a .#
MILF VALERY GOMEZ, Prima Donna Absolute
firm the ROYAL italian Opera, Madrid;
CARLO fELICE, Geneva, &c lately from the Its l.
ian Opera, Castle Garden, New York;
Assis.el by Mile CAMILLA USsO, Violinist, lhs
Wonder of the Age, who was performing ri tie
Concerts Of Ma iame son'ag;
md Monsieur SIGISMUND WOLoWsKI, Plan
list.
Monsieur FRANCII DuvAL Manager.
The Piano used on this .asiou sill be from the
establishment of Nix. Davis, Of this city.
. PROGkAM-PART XIRST.-1. lie Golden showeA
Grand RAn,asia-by Thslbsrg. played by MONs
WOLcWSKG z. Cavatlua-from the Opera .,Lu
eia, a sung by Nadine Pers;ani-sung BY ALLf
0jdSZ 3. Souvenir &c PeLnni-from the per.
sn Prstx"- played BY MILE URsO 4. Three ee,
ebrated Masourkss-by ChOpin-played by M0ys
WoLOWSK1 5. Air Favorite-"The Three Star
BY Rnsini-euug ey MILE GOMEZ.
PART sec1ND.-6 Grand Pantasia-from tho Ope-,
"Sorma,' played by MILE URSO T. The Spauisf
Boiero with the test applau,e in Mad
rid-sung by LLEG0MkZ Celebrated IL, be .
Dance--Grand Concerto Of Paganini-played by
MONS. N0L0WSKI. 9 Variations De B+riot-
Composed for Madame son'ag-sung by MILE &c.
MfZ 10 Grand Concerto-frem the fsvorite upe-
ra "LucIstis Borsia"-payed by MILE UReo.
TICKETS FIFTY cfE7S EACH
CO 10 ba had at all the principal Music Stores,
Browns Hotel, snd at the door. Doors open at =
to commence st 8 o'clock presiaely.
sep "a
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EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE FROM NEW
YoRK.-For the year ending June 5Oth, 1854,
there was exported from tho port Of New York
6,227, 1896 bushels of wheat, valued at So, 648, :
1872; l,813,934 bbls. -four, valued at sl2, 2S3,
1856; 3,l79, liza Indian corn, valued at s., Gill;
1926; 74.S46 bills corn meal, valued at $3.50,
O2O, and 1902 bbls. rye -four, valued at $751;
IOS7, making q total value Of wheat. hour, corn.
corn meal and rye -four, of $24 ,89l ,901.
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TIE PARKER VEIN STEAMSHIP CoMpANr
It is stated that this company has made an
assignment Of its property to Charles S. Oar
row, Esq, for the benefit of the creditors and
bondholders. Mr.. Darrow will continue to run
the line, without interruption, until an advant.
ageous sale of the ships can be made.
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~ SYPHILIS, SCRoFULA. AND DlsEAsEp BLOOD For
these terrific dis asses 'Csrtets Spanish Mi1ture g.
the only specific.
The proprietors have In their posses SION over on,
hundred o rt1cstes CT the most extraordinary cure
effs ted bv it.
We refer you TO tse certificate Of RichsrI Adans
late High sherif Of Richmond, Va; sdwin purton
WEIGH, Of the Mammoth Circus DR.. Hendley. e
Wa hington City MIR. VIM. A. Mat news, ant
Luck, Esq, Of Richmond, Va; Mr.. p. Bo, den, NJ
change Hots]. Va, and host Of others. who hav,
seen cases Of the worst description cured by Carter
Spanish Mixture. They all certify that II Is tbs
greatest purifier of the blood known.
See Advertisement
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TH1 WHOLE Hoe.-The Loudon Democrat
states that Mr.. Peyton Davis, residing near
Snicksrsville, in tn at county, has hog that
measures nine feet ton inches from snout to
tail, seven feet two inches In girth, and four
feet high. His supposed weight is 200 lbs.
and his age two years and six months
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A3-6PIxMD PIcfuRRa-Thoeeo Of our readers WIN
deure to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures
should not fail to pay q visit to Piumbs Rooms CT
the Avenue. Hehason exhibition there some ohoics
specimens Of the new art of DagserredyptnC in o.
which for beauty and excellence are incompersbte
There II portrait executed in this last style, q
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on til,
artist, every ineamsnt thereof giving lifelike ex
preston. Mr.. Plumbs Ia reckoned among the frs-
Csgusrrean artist NJ our time an
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LOVELY CLIxATE.-The New York Journal
of Commerce learns that frost was seen On
Monday morning in some parts of Connecti-
out, where, SO hours before, the heat was op.
pressive in the extreme
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GREAT WINDOW PAINTINa.-At Munich, in
Bavaria, q painting on glass, measuring forty
i've feet in height and fouoteen and half fee
in width, representing Christ teaching the
Apostles to pray, has been executed for a
window of q church in Hamburger.
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LARGE SALE OF LAHD.-Three thousand
eight hundred and forty acres of land, in the
town Of Eaton, Manitowoo county. Michigan,
were recently sold to q company Of i've hun
dred Germans, at So SO Per acre.
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ADvAxoINe.-The Lynchburg, tvaJ cars
now run within thirteen miles Of Wythevillo,
to which place they will soou 60.
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- THoeI IN WANT or RHADY-MAps CLOTHING
should, before purchasing elsewhere, call ct Nal
Walker Co.'S Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
where they will hnd materials Of all kinds coiors
and qualities, made up In the most approved styls.
and ut prices which cannot fail to Induce them e
purchase They have just received an additiens
large supply Of those beautiful and we'll made Duel
Drilling Coats which have comparison In t. r.
market Their stock lie well kept up, cenastinc o.
everything belonging to q gentleu ans wsrdrob.
together With boys end servauts' clothing.
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n The Board Of Cotton Brokers Of New
York have resolved to discontinue their Asso-
citation ID
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PRICE OF CoAL.-Ths Boston Courier says
that the price Of coal in that city Was, last
year, s. Per ton, whereas it is now 50 ]; and it
denounces what it calls trade combinations rs
heartless conspiracies.
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Nl commodate bosrders. permanent an traI
sient, At her residence, on West st., Georgetown
SIP I3-eo6ts = = =
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By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA ATT HALIFAX
THREE DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
MOVEM ENTs ON THE DANUBE.
Refusal Of Russia to accept Austfia's
Peace ifopesitions.
Advance in Cotton,
HEAVY DECLINE IN FLOUR AND WHEAT.
A d V A NOE IN NSOLS.
Advance in Cotton.
HEAVY DECLINE IN FLOUR AND WHEAT.
VANCE CONSOLS.

HALUAx, September 13.-The Royal mail
steamer Niagara arrived at an early hour this
morning. She left Liverpool on September
End, and her advices, therefore. are three
days later than the sdyices previously received
by the st Louis.
The Political intelligence is not important.
Cotton was frmer. For tho week ending
September 2, an advance of one-eighth had
taken place on the lower grades.
Breadstuffs very dull During the week
heavy decline had taken place in -four and
wheat.
Flour had declined three shillipgs.
Wheat had declined ton pence.
Western canal -four is quoted at n shillings
Baltimore and Philadelphia, % shillings. Ohio,
% shillings.
Corn is tirmer. White and yellow is quoted
at 1885, 34s.
No change in provisions-market dull. To-
bacco firm. Rice dull. Naval stores dull.
Consols had advanced to 95i. -
American stocks quiet. Nominally no
change in the quotations.
Tho London money market was in q much
easier condition.
The news from the East continues to be of
warlike character.
No change had taken place in the position
Of the armies on the Danube line of opera
tons.
Several skirmishes had taken place between
the Russians and Turks, without leading to
important results
The reports relative to tho expedition for
the Crimes are again repeated.
Marshal st. Arnaud was to leave Constan.
tinople on the Sd of September, to take charge
Of the Crimea expedition.
France and England had determined to sban
don Bomersund. They offered to surrende.
tho place to Sweden, provided that power
would declare war against Russia.
Russia has refused the proposition of Aus.
tia for tho negotiation of peace
The intelligence from Spain represents af.
fairs in that kingdom a. being in q turbulent
and distracted state. "a
The English and French papers are devoid
Of news Of special interest.
The heavy decline in -four and wheat Is in
part owing to tho oontin uance of fine weather
far the gathering of the harvests.
SECOND DEsPArcHl-
FURTHER DETAILS.
HALIFAX, Sep. l3.-The Arabia had not ar
rived out when the Niagara sailed.
Admiral Napier and Marshal D Killers b ad
proceeded to Hango. On their arrival the Rus.
slams blew up the fortresses, and retired to
Abo.
A slight engagement took place between the
allies and Russians near Abo. The loss on
both sides was trifing.
The Turks still occupy Bucharest.
A division of the Russian army expected TO
reach Jassey on the Sd inst
From Spain we learn that the property of
the Queen Mother had been conGscated. She
has been banishsd to the Austrian dominions.
Prussia still maintains her vacillating course
towards Russia and the allies.
The cholera is still raging among the Rus
sian and allied troops.
r. r. .
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CRUELTY PRoHIBIrED.-The French Asso.
citation for the Protection Of Animals have sue
ceeded in reforming the mode of bringing
calves to market; they are no longer tied down
by the feet to cart, with tns;;:: iolted heads
frequently hanging over tho side, but 50 al.
tsched to the vehicle as to allow them to re.
main in q natural position.
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HEAVY FALL OF RAIS.-During the storm
Of last Saturday night and Sunday, sieh.
inehes Of rain fell at New Haven, and six
inches at Pennington, Conn.
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DEv. PROF. L1PPITT'S Select Soho
III for Young Ladies will be reopened On Mnntay
the lSth instant at No. 4Sl West Tenth street, bs
tween D and sits
A limited numb.r only Of pupils will be r ceived.
For admission, terms, courfe of stuies &c 81
plcation to be maze to the Principal at the School
sep l3-eo3ta
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EALL GOOUS.-A fine stock of Gents ru-.
l. nishing Goods now being received, viii, b
makes my sock In that line very compl- e.
q. BIRGE,
sep IA Wiiisrds' HoIr,.
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a The mortality at Chicago continues
largo, there being 157 deaths last week, in
Guiding 40 from chelers.
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The MISSISSIPPI BRIDGB.-The construc-
ton Of the bridge over the Mississippi At Rock
Island was commenced on the ID inst.
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cHALkIHG IT Ur.-Milk is rising in price in
Boston, whereat the papers complain loudly.
They say the article is high enough without
chalkipg it mp. . l.
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~ The M bsrs OF the Colum.
tS bia Fire Company are requested to meet ai
their Engine Houes on WEDNESDAY EfANIhG,
the 9th instant, ut y O'clock
Every member is eA pscted to be punctual IN ct
tendance, as business Of importance Will be tr.r
acted. JAS McDEhMOTT
d. 2tk oorroferv
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- UsB HAMPToN's vsesfsBLE T1sc1uRE.-Bave
you Dyspepsia, Liver Comp lint, Nervous Debility
Diseases Of the Kidneys any Loss Of Power and Dis
arrangement of the systemf We but poirt you tr
the Thousands who have ussd the 0aIAf IKvIeoR.-
roE.
In proof Of what We say above. We refer ron r.
champions Vegetable Tiurturp." and ita effects
~ Jot eHuL MGioN receives all the New Book
and Newspapers - fast as published. He is agent
Tor HsrIers and I'll the other Magazines. and our
readers will always ind Q large and gooS assort
ment Of Blank Books and Stationery at his Eook
store, Odeon Building, corner Of street Penn
ylrania avenue. aug 10
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TIE Loss.-Ths Rochester papers set down
the loss by the recent destruction of the New
York Central Railroad round house, wood,
locomotives, DO at about SO, 600.
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HAwKER ON SHOOTING, edited BY william
IL T. rtsr. Esq.
Frank Forester's Field Sports, 2 vols
A" ercan Game in It's seasons, by Frank Forester
The fod ard the Gun, by Wilson and Osklsieh.
vol, Edinburgh - ..
The Sportsman in France. 2 vols, London
The Young sportsmsn's Manual, by Craven, vol,
London =
Miots to spor'smsn. by Z Lewis, MD.
The Shooters Manual
krider's Sporting Anecdotes
Touatt on the Dog, edit d by = Lewis MD
Dinks on logs, edited by Frar Pc ester y
ooservstops on Dog Breaking, by William floyd,
6amekeeper
Richardson on Dogs
Col Hutchins m on Dog Breaking vii Icnd,n
Mayhem on Dogs.
spi2 FRANCK TAYIaR
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

4 UR Mr.. HALL has just returned from N. Yo. k
~ where he has been attending those immepss
large auction salt 8 you have heard 80 much about
and We ere now opening the Goods purchased 1T
such grs at sacrifice will guarantee to ruit any
purchaser that may think proper to favcr u. with
embraces the largest to ts touEd In the Dis net
b. In in fine and ST pie goes
Alsn, lsree assortment OF Csrp.tings of every
kind, urttin materials OF the fnttt quality; rugs
of various kinds.
We respectfully request that purchasers viii f..
vor us with call before purchasiog els-whersA ss
We feel con6dnt It all Re greatly to ther al gs nj.
ag'. Bear In mind the handsome Goods are aiwxys
TO be hsd at he first o. the season. -
Sep IS DIV HALL A RRnrurR
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DISSOLUTION OF C0pARrNERsHIP

OASSOAOA4ON We SOIA6l06hSdlk.
'INHE partnership heretofore existing undrr the
L hrin OF FORREST Dove, ives dh solved on thu
4th instant. BY matual consent RoBaRf W LOVE-
Is authorised to collect Gil claims of the firm and
settle mp all its business vino will continue 10 con
duct the business az the sid stand
Benny FORREST.
SO, RO8ERT w. LOVE.
shinoton, September IL, lS54. - =
sep l2-3ts -
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Il EN TER,S

WASHINGI ON HALL RRSTx URxET
@nln,TI his, well ole. est. b sl, he'd. he'd and -
SHEY low serving Up usual all yKYA
the delicscics Of the SEASON
oRToLAN ard REID BIRDS served nm I'm . .txls
nnfurp.ssd In 'sed. Every delicscy usually fonod
and n expe fenced Cox ami ob.is,pq stt.nd.n,s
stand ready to cater to the grstifc.tion Of the
~ Soups at sill hours. ia
&artes tved With Bird euppes by leaving ths
nsces sry orders at the Bar.
0YSTERs3 II ~ 4
The s.ss'n for that delight ui delicscy havin. ar.
rved the proprietor viii be r-ady 10 serve Them nm
AS usual, every style, TO his numerous pstyors
and the public generally WP BPNrEp
sep1f--t
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TIE END OF TIE WonLn.-A correspond emf
Of the Boston Traveller states, that in the
Vicinity Of the burning forests in Maine, quite
. number of persons, chiefly females, have
become insane, in consequence of excitement,
the result Of q belief that the general confa
grafton in the woods there is tho sign of a
speedy ending Of the world, in accordance
with the prediction of the Milleritss Some of
them have been taken to the State Asylum.
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% few weeks and you may regret thst you
I'D not have . Nkeuese Of all your family made
Now Is the time while you have few leisure mo-
mente.
Cal at VANNEEsoN's and get one of bis ininitablt
Crayon Dsguerreotypes. sep s-1ms
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u 3 bera Of the Pioae Club will have a meeting
On FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th Of September,
s O'Clock, at German Hall, 1lth street, betw cen
and q. Kvery member 10 expected 70 be IN stt.ni
sncs, a. bupess Of imp6 rtance is to be transacted
and new onicers to be elected.
By oder of tie President:
sep Is 3is JOS. SCHUpFIELD.
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@h shosid be aniu-sduy inovn-for Ia strictly
true-that indigestion Is the Parent of larre pre
portion Of the fatal diseases. pyssptsry, dHrrhas,
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue OF deaths, are generated BY indigestion
alone Think Of that dyspeptScsi thiuf Of an VIE
suffer from disordered stomachs and II you are vii
ling 10 Be guided BY advice. founoed upon spsri-
enos resort at onoe don't delay day. to Hoonsads
German Httsrs, prepared BY DIR. O. N. jackson
which, as an Alternative, curative, ana inyieorapt
stands alone and unspproached. We have .ried th.
Bittsrs; aud knsw that that they are excellent 70,
the diseases specified above For sale by dealers In
medicine cvsr-whs~~ an
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ENOR HIRE-Two negro MEN, accustomed to
farm work. Enquire Of
JN0 II. sMOOT,
SEP 1876 Geor,etown
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mans drug store, Is deserving Of the high st CON-
mendadrp . cure for Chronic and Acute Rheu-
mafisu. 1t seldom. II ever, fails b give speedy and
permanent relief THIS Lininent has bern prepsrs
and since Its introduction has ben extens rely used
oy many Of tire most respectable families ia The
District and vicinity, 10 whom reference can be
made ct any time ~ to Its magical e6ssts In caring
sufferer. for long time 1t vas originally nai-
Tor hor for the Of laenees saddle gala &c
and is DOW much used for such purposes, beiug an
invaluable ar icls VII .revst Linimspt In required
ether Tor man OF beast. sep ll-St
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TO PURCHASERS or LIME

TO PURCHASERS OF LINE,
ME would respectfully inform our custn me r.
w and others tast we intend charging 90 sent,
per barrel for Lime At the Kiln, on and alter t.
18th instant.
Carriage .xtra- s. J. SEEIY ca
San 12-3t
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THINGS In NEW YORK.

Grtsi and Mario IN Norma-Mr. Darsu.
ports first Gppsarance-The new Citv Hall
Crime tai NeD York-Ths Races.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-13

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y. and Canes in every variety Just receiyed at
BRIGGS,
WilardIs Hotel