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NEN Yin u AMI a Va u
which they offer to uupply Druggist
wholesale priccn.
E%- General Depot and Speeia I
New Orleans, La.
VERMlFuGES.
Winer's Canadian, |"@ q
Swain's,
m= Perry's Deni Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
Rarl's, .m ..~
b. A. Fahnestock'a,
McLaneia.
BAL.SAAIS & COUGH REMEDIES
Wistar's Ralaam of Wild Cherry,
Hasting'a NaptbA, .
Sherinnn's BRlsam,
Buchau's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry md Tar,
Scheurk's Pulmouic Syrup,
Nav England Cough Syrup,
Bsrthclomew's E1pectorant,
HRll's Balsam, -....-.-
Swayne'a Syrup of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectorai,
Taylor's Bnlsam LivetwoIt,
Jayns's Expectornnt,
Wiuer's Elecamphile, u.
Rogers Liverwort md Tar,
Mira. GARDENERS Liycrwort,
Stabler'a Cherry Expectotan!,
Loudon's Indian do.
DR.. Rose'a ... do.
SARsAPARILLAs.
Df. John Bulls,
s. 7. Townaend's, -M" .m
Sands'h,
% Old Jacob Townsend'n
Carpenter's,
| Wynkoop'a,
Shakers,
Grafenberg'r
Bristol's, M%.....s
Guysots's Yellow Dock
PLAsTERS.
WelPa Strengthening,
Ewen'a Strengthening
Jew David'a or Hebrew,
Bndean's,
..-..M.- Kuapp's Indiar
Aleoek's Porous,
Grittiih's Adhesive,
@m gu Holloway'a Arnicr
LlNIAIENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
Fnrrell'a Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
@ " HUNTS, 5"~
Hayes's,
........ Tobias's Venetian
Hewea's Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger'E,
| Gardeners,
Bartine's Hors'
Merchants Gargliug, 49,
Cherokee,
Jayne'l
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian ChOlogogue,
R0wand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkocp's Tonic,
| Speeds FebrifngA,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
| L0zENGES. m
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Loeoek's PulmoHic Wafars. ~
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett'R Wahpene or Hair Gloss,
Barry'a Tricopherous,
| Lyon'e katharion,
Boyls's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayne'a Hair Tonic, tM."o
Won Deusen's Wnhpent,
Louden's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hsuel's fau Lustralf,
| Oldridge'e Balm of Columbia,
RGdway's Cifcassinn Balm. H""
PhNACEAS.
Swain's, Houck's, 49, ..m.. m
Cullen's fndian Vegetable,
Lougley's Great Western.
| OINTMENT AND SALYES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Professor Ilollaway's Ointment,
MeAllister's All Healing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor's Phi,
Gray's, Harrison's Specific,
TraSk's Magns tic, Jadkin'a,
Louden's All Healing, Russia.
OILS.
Rushton'a Cod Liver oil,
McNait's Acoustic, sCarpa's DO.
British, Harlaem.
BlTTERS.
Moftaps Phenlx, Blake's Aromati
WoLFE,s AROMATIC
E Druggists and Merchants,
contained IN the above catalogue,
Ing or sending their orders rs Aho,
tenaIyB assortment of GEN UINE
States, and at the lowest prices.
j. WI
/ .a.. +. GENUINE NE
n94 tt n
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
, JOHN NeGARTY PLUMBER No 1874 Camp street. kew0r-
ea nAs lHrefelyed and BRASS COCK
govs Rizes FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS; BEER PUMPS etc.
to9kiSs RANGES BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER BhTHS.
,Aia9 LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD pIPES Sf4EETLEAD
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ship and Steamboat work
promptyattendedto. ~ CHARGES hIhDERATE snraa
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A STONISHING RESULTS produced by using
Ia B. A. FAHNESToGK,S vERAFUGE which can always b.
depended fails to rid she system Of
MONTREAL, Canada, March 49, 1850.
hessrs B. A. FAHNRsrock My girl eight
years o time suffering from
chased bottle Nrnfga which according to
items establishment passed ONE HUNDRED AMI
TWENTY.0NE WORMS, varying from EIGHT TO SIXTEEN
INCHES In LENGTH besides Having experienced the
good effects Of this medicine administered it agni my boy
old with the happy effect passing FORTY ROUND
WORMS Of various feel it duty recommend this Vermi
fg and TO make the children public.
Your obsdieut ant, JOHN MOORE Alexander
f Sold Wholesale Retail principal Druggists
Country Merchants throughout the United States d9i d&Wlm
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LACEY q CO., 81 St. Charles street,
ssy- BRANCH OF LACEY d PAtLtIPss CELEBRATED HAR
NESS MASuFACr0kY phallph oterng the fnes and osi
fashionable HARNESS SADDLES AND pfieaa,
sR~ REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. fsqT iydw
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

"a WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
ID. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they offer uppy Druggists and Deaera at Pfopetora lowest
E General Depot speea Agency, Isl CHARITIES ST.
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Office Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ORLEANS, City Of New Orleans
Be that the 18th Of January before the
subscriber Justice Of the Pence
ally appeared Alexander Behe President H. Wheeler
Secretary the Home Mutual Company oesnwho
being duly according to law depoe
accouutsa Just and true
company A. BROTHER President.
IIaKs II. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn and subsbed Of
G. v. JoNTE Second Justice O the Peace
Of the Parish OF OrleRns.
k The Board Of declared dividend Of
the premiums Company year ending
December 81 1852 for which certificates will
the lat of March next.
The Company continues
and loss damage by Fire, the premium Once Is
Camp street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r, EAW, Vice
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MILLINERY
: @ "A g s, g


Mrs the Ladies' of New Orleans to call
new store CAMP STREET. three doors above Jnla
when she will rich and hand
some asorneat Of FRENCH B0NNETS CAPS, HEAD DRESSES
8IANTiIAS, EaIBRoIDERlES, GLOVES, PERFUMERlES and
warriors articles suitable for Ladies' Teieta -.
will cell hsr Eoods Light profits and purchasers Will
those bought at much higher prea
BGNNEs altered and cleaned superior fyle aso cL0AKS
an, NTII.IJAS made 10 urder nil ly
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EpRoUGHT to the First District Police o.,

ID Prison
WILLIAM BICKET black feet ~ inches high, 81 yeara
old han he forehead and pcckmatked SnSs be A.
free, y supposed to be d runaway Flage
EbWARD mnao ~ high, about 10 ysau old.
says he bsongs o Mr.. Emanuel. ...r
JOE, black inches high about 80 years old. Gays he be-
longs Mr. Itophhon, Of the Parish Of ST. 1auss
The viii p!ensa comply with the law tefectng them
JONATHAN WoRRALL, Warien
Savf0teans, a.. ola
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FESHE Subscribers beg leave to call the 20
Il attention of the Trade generally their well selected
stSes of trss and genuine DRUGS MEDICINES EXTRACTS
HAIR NAIL TEETH BRUSHES, and their large Of
FANCY ARTICLES for Ladies' Toilet which they receiving
direct from importing and Northern Manufacturing Houses selected
expressly for this Market They
prices.
Planters Physcns and Apeheearies solicited to call
amino the stock, aud send In their orders.
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully put up pprest
ieles.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded and put up
with neatness and dispatch
J. G. POTTER & CO., successors to p L. Massey,
Wholesale and Retail DruggistR,
MO 6sst. Charles street New Orleans.
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DROUGHT to the First District Police IA
Prison 49,
THOMAS. black, inches high "a ol hasf n
forehead ard face says he belongs to Mr. b.
Thomas, Of the Parsh Of ST. Jack.
MATILDA, net feet inches high 10 Old, Says sho
belongs to Mr. Frederick Boyd. ii NatFhrz, Mississippi
will please comply with the law respecting them.
JONATHAN WokKALi- Wardea
In ILEn IA
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

RROUGHT to the First District Polioee1
Prison oo T$S
ISAAC black feet nohsp high nbo,t vrnr, ala eA
he belongs to Mira. Baaurogard. 'E' 'AsD w.
EDWARD, mnRc feet nchea high about 90 yen old tss
the fnce Says he beong Mr. Joeut Bunon1 ~
The will please comply with he rOspeeng them
+l., - , az. JONATHAN WoRRALL, Warden
Qlauun.
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r.. n. MsaR. O. W. H. MARI.
lAG ARR, R. s. H., Attorneys Law, No. IS
I'VE Commercial Place. New Orleans. nal "
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y P,
TN cALPIN, r. NJ & CO., Wholesale Groeers
ls and Dealers Wines aud Liquors.
HeygflJ er1, nj "
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JEFFERSON, J. O., Real Estate, Stock. Note
Comp streets New0seans. sepl0H
\.
EDOMR0Y, EDW II. G CO., Commission and
81 Forwarding nIerchants nsp70 iy
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BUSINESS CARDS.

x +. COCHRAN & HALL, Commission
IN ssrchans sua Importers Foreign Fruits Nuts NJ y
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IGH ELBERa ER,J K, Builder, Nos, As an !
street. bst,sen Caeadet Ne
Orleans Repairing and Stos Fitting done with nsains}s a.
dtsparh IN the most reasonable taflns. ausD ~ Y
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JAAks 4. MuLsoHn, ~ L..
IsE ULFoRD & CO., JAS. FL, General Agents,
" commsson and Forwarding MERCHANTS ~ Bank Place iapl1
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BRENTWOOD & CO., MOSES, Cclnnisaio
NJ Fa~4ftins Mercbasts, IS esnvsr a,reet. ssly
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ENRIEFF CO., A. D., Wholesale Grooers
Wv ana Commission
AMI Caeess aud AEeats fer Albany Newark
flrssn
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-27
THE MEEr1NGT TONIGHT,

to come of in front of the City Hall, is to be
in opposition to the meeting convened not long
sinee BY the Democrats at ,Carusi's Saloon.
In other words, it il to be a meeting Of those
who sympathisa with the new Native Amsri.
can and anti Catholic political movement.
Now, it ID due 70 themselves, that all who
are against the canse of the meeting, should
stay away, or, if going there, should rscollect
that they will loose the advantage to accrue
T. their cause from the conduct of their oppo.
nents at the meeting at Carusi's Saloon, il
they, by sign, word or deed, interfere to night,
directly or indirectly, in the proceedings of the
meeting. If they value the liberty Of free
speech in this country, their duty is to avoid
the slightest act which may be construed into
Interference with the rights of the friends OF
the meeting to express their sentiments, how,
ever distasteful what they say may b. W,
urge them by all the considerations which
should influence true Amsrican patriots, t.
stay away from the City Hall tonight -
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ssrarr or rHs noRHme rREss

The rUnson insists that the I1t<IItssncsr,
in oongratulaing itself on the fact that the
--v,vI UT - resoIuInn taxing -.-yI1.s. jug
ground sgainst the observance of the fugitive
slave law, was ''hissed down. 1t tho recent
Wing Convention of New York, is extracting
very feeble: snnbeams from very dckly Gu
eumbers. o The organ regrets that at the same
Convention they passed, finstead of "hissing
% down, tho following resolution, viz : ION ,
''Resotced, That by the act procuring the
; repeal offthe Missouri Compromise, We hold
that We, are forever discharged from all obi
gatons TO support any compromises with
slavery, except such IS arc contained In the
Consultation of the United States, and most
especially that We are forever released from
All obligations to admit into our Union, m y
State which sanctions q permits slaysry.nl1
Tho Sentinel contends that even, though
Kansas should not adopsl slavery, the return
OF the Government in this bill to the true prin;
cipie Of the Constitution, is . great gain, In.
deed, for the South 'a-T :'..
Tho Insettigenesr says: I'D ..t2
~ telegraphic despatch dated yesterday
Al Quebec says r" Secretary Marcy has re-
- piled by telegraph to tho Canadia Govern.
ment hat the Reciprocity Treaty cannot take
- Iation takes place In England and all the col
'oni as Interested This communication from
tho Secretary of State was no doubt elicited
oy the infor mation received from Quebec, Q
dag or two ago, that the Governor G ensrl of
Canada was authorized to carry the treaty
into effect, 30 far as that Province is concerned,
a. soon as the President Of the United States
was ready to do So. But the treaty cannot Q
thus carried into partial operation, Its fifth
article STIMULATES that, in addition to the leg
isiatIoh required of Congress and the British
American Colonies whose interests are affected
6y the treaty texcept Nsvfoundlsnd} shall
nIst enaotlaWs to carry it into effect IL
1t may be proper TO add th at the accounts
received from the British Provinces represent
feeling there to be generally favorable to the
: Treaty. No provincial legislature has yet
met, except that of Canada which has &C.
cepted it. This example, it Is confidently as.
serted, will be followed by the Legislature Of
Prince Edwards Island, which was to have
assembled yesterday, and in the mean time
the Governor of that provinces has given orders
not TO modest American fishermen, without
regard to the limits formerly assigned to them
Ihis Province has already a law on its staru,e-
book admitting the American products named
In the Treaty whenever the United States
shall reciprocate, and the people appear
10 be anxious that this arrangements should be
carried into effect without delay -
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,ss IF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
: FURTHER NEWS FROM TIE WRECK
The Vessel and Cargo Fully Insured.

In addition to what We gave yesterday, We
have received the following dispatches from
Halifax, by the way Of New York:
HALIFAX, N S., Sept. 2S.-Ths mail steamer
Franklin, from St. Johns, arrived here this
morning, bringing 500 passengerfrom on board
the steamer City Of Philadslphia, bound from
Liverpool to Philadelphia.
The passengers report that on TIE l1th inst
when seven days and few hours out from
Liverpool, the steamer was driven ashore in a
gale Of wind off Cape Race, on the banks of
Newfoundland, and stranded on the frst point
of land visible on the continent. They were
enabled to land as soon as the storm ceased,
and finally reached St. Johns, distance of
about 100 miles, not, however, without great
deal Of suffering and privation, but were re-
oeived with the greatest hospitality and kind.
ness BY the people of that city -.
The passengers numbered nearly 500, about
100 of whom are still at St Johns waiting
conveyance to Halifax.
It is though that the steamer will be total
loss She is, however, fully insured in Eng
land, her supposed value being about 5000 900,
Independent of her cargo, which Is Also mostly
insured The total insurance is $500, 900, in
the Ocean Company of London.
IsECoND DISPATCH. ..-I,-e -f.-
The steamer City of Philadelphia was run.
ming ten knots per hour, the weather very dark
and rainy. At ten o'clock at night she struck
on Cape Race, backed of, and ran aground at
Chance Cove, about seven miles north Of Cape
Race. She lies in three fathoms of water,
with q hole in her bottom. -..
She commenced to leak Immediately after
backing off from Cape Race, and it became
necessary to run her ashore to save the lives
Of the passengers, the water having risen 50
high that it was rapidly extinguishing the
fires. The excitement among the passengers,
as the water was found to be rapidly gaining
on them despite all their efforts to relieve her
was very great, and when she grounded il
was a most happy relief to the 500 souls who
were providing her decks. ,.. !
The telegraph company's steamer took. of
the passengers and landed them at st. JShn's,
and then returned to the Philadelphia to rem
der assistance in saving the baggage, cargo
&c. The cargo is valued at $500 600, and il
all in the lower hold, much damaged.
At the latest accounts but little hopes were
entertained of saving tho vessel.
Philadelphia has been particularly unfortu.
nate in her endeavors to establish line Of
steamships to Europe. This makes the third
vessel of this line which has been lost within
few months, viz: The City of Glasgow, tn,
City of Pittsburg, and now, the City of Phila,
de{phia
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. The president,s 0rounds o,

o~ The President's 0r0uAds on
US Saturday MISUNDERSTANDING could
exceed their neatness and verdure, presenting 8
cool and refreshing at the close Of extreme
ly hot and scorcbing summer; exhibiting smother
proof Of the untiring en- ergy of Mr. JOIN WATT the
superintendent The new jet throwing its beautiful
spray the band plsying its delgbtfuitmudc; M
merous vehicles the road filled nth spectators;
ladies ard gpntlsuen on horseback the grounds
filled With the eits OF the city; whilst others wprs
taking adrive in The new grounds; the delightful
Of the weather. the quantity Of all in the riv
formed q picturesque and pleasing sequel to tbs
summer. 1t 10 likewise the intention OF the super
intendent to have the wall between the two grounds
removed as SOON a. possible, And gravelroad n,sds
thereby removing that filthy dust, which suf1e
everything. - .,- - .s- sep Title
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AcLIvLR DIsEsss.-Carter's spanish Mixture, ~
remedy Ter liver disease, aas-ehe rumhAr o. for
midsbl- evils connected with disorganiIed ttste Of
lat orgaa, Is unrivalied.
Hundreds Of certificates from the highest sources
OF pereons living In the city Of Richmond, Va nigh
he gtveN 81 c1fs s6ectd 6y 0avter's Spanish NIX
ture. We hare only room 70 refer 10 he e1 rxo di
nary cure CT ssmuei ID Drink r, ESQ, Of the frn o.
Drinfec and Morris. BOOKSELLERS. piehmord, Va
who y a cured by two bottles cf Caters spaui 4
Mixture, after three years suff'rng from disea ed
liver He Gays Its setsoo he blood Is wonderful
better than al the medicine he hsd evsf TAKEN sud
cheerf lily recommends il TO all.
sssSes nivsrtisem.nt 4 49, SEP q
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- A VIRGINIAH IN MIssoURI.-M. N. Brown
formerly of Spartapolis, Rockingham county
Va, writes to the editor of the Rockingham
Register, as follows:
81 have, just purchased farm within eight
miles Of this place, fRichmond, Ray county
Ao.l and expect to move upon it the LIST ol
October bought about 400 acres Of unim.
proved land for 50 700. Toll everybody thu
think have found the best and oheapes,
section OF the country. and would be glad to
see them here. Plenty of good land TO entes
N tals county, and now is the time to strike. u
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AZ GILMAN, loud AIR vs. lis sri !. ca
nc, be too strongly commenced 10 pu lie sttsa-
tion. II pos sssesia peculiar degrees TIE property
Of efecualy charging Whit rel, o. grsy hsir 70 n
beautiful black CT brown In few minutes. without
any injury hat~v.r 70 Tire bs but or The contra
~ gives it livesy srd nrtural sppearauc- Ladies
and gen lereo whs have becous preustursly gray.
cans IN eve mir es, IL they wish 1t, have head Of
hsir Of raver scSre s. NARRATED psrmanspt<-
Gentlemsn who whist ers or mustschois Of n
sr4y or te1dish tus, can. in e~few &c -nfs have
them pesmanen.iy black. src,ared ara sid Whole
sale and retail by z. .. Guxsy, Druggist, ana fur
sale by Druggist. throughout the United States.
sep 25-3t
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The CANADIAN SrEAMERs.-At q recent
public dinner ct Quebec, Captain Salt of the
British and Canadian steamboat Cleopatra,
made the following remarks: {
He was proud to acknowledge that the traffic
between Quebec and Liverpool was 30 fast ad
vanciug a. to demand of tho company an in.
crease In the capacity Of their Steamers which
would soon equal any in tho world There
was already room for an opposition line, and
the sooner . weekly communication was opened
the better for all concerned. - #'
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AEsuInDn PlcrvRxa-Thoseof our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures
should not fail to pay visit to Plunb's Rooms or
the Avenue. he has on exhibition there some choice
specimens Of the new art Of DdgsYrcotypiao IN OIL
which for hesuty and excellence are inoompsrsbl.
There Is portrait executed In this last style, q
President Pierce, that reflects great credit the
artist, every hneament thereof giving HfeEke ey
preston. Mr.. Plumbe is rsckoned among the GRIT
HaguerreaBl artist Of our time. 30
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K. b. HALL, M. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

T ATE 81 Philadelphia, "a graduate 10 Anoc,s,
and Hcmeop,thy, having had ext n.iy, ),
perience In the vs. sous departments OF n. ms.
siou offers HIS serv ices to the citizens Of washps,
and vicinity.
Office No 42s Thir tenth street between a m,
u streets. tffi,e hours until 9 .. m; f.cm3 es,
% and TO m.
Reference: VIM. A. Gardner, Dean Of the Hcu..
psthic College, Pa, and the profession gsner,iy.
Sen 26-2fh
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A Cefalcatlon.-We regret to learn that the
accounts with tho Government, of Samuel
Davidson King, late Surveyor General of CAL
ifornis, and for many years highly respected
resident Of Washington city and its vicinity,
are said 10 be short some s25, 1000. 1t is sim
cerely to be hoped that he may be able to
settle with the Governments accounting Of
fcer, 20 az to render unnec essary any suit IN
der the sub-treasury law.
Recruits for Southern Posts.-The War De-
partment, we learn, will send large number
of recruits to the various Texas and other
southwestern posts, about the 1stof Nov embsr.
They would probably be ordered thither soon.
CT, but for the 80 extensive prevalence of the
yellow fever aud cholera in those regions
which render dangerous tho shipment of ths
troops from the North until there shall be an
entire change Of the season. ''[ -saFs~s 'i"o' F..
Col Summer, o.. 8. A., reached Washington
this morning, from his recent interesting ton
| in Europe, whittier he went with dispatches fol
the American Minister at Madrid. He is evil
IDENTIFY in excellent health his numerous friend
will be happy to learn. -'-1 = . .'o-''
The Current Operations Of the Treasur!
Department-0ny yesterday, tho 26th Of Sept:
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered l
tho books Of the Department s7ea- 2'9.41
For the redemption Of stock. $50. $1,IT4 s.
For the payment of other Treasury
debts ...................... 5,414 8
| For tho Customs Observation-Disclosures O.292 2
For tho War Department. ......, 1888
mont '............... ADDS 7
For tho Navy Department .....' 5000 o.
For tho Interior Department. ~. 24,248 1
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STAIR FAIR OF PsAnsyLvANIA.-TheP hila-
edelphis Ledger, of yesterday morning, says:
- . The State Fair Will be very muc b crowded
to.dsy.a Strangers have been coming in from
every quarter, and yesterday the railroads in
nearly every direction were crowded with
persons on their way to Philadelphia. The
principal hotels are crowded, but there are
ample Recommendations in boarding houses and
IN families, vhieh will DO extended to visiteEs."
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?" The PENNsrLyASIAN.-Perso in this CITY
DESTROYS of being furnished regularly with the
Pennsylvania, one Of the ablest conducted Of
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The RICE CRoP.-The Savannah Georgian
of Saturday last says; - - g..
eve are assured on authority entitled to
great confidence, that the loss of the rice crop
on the Savannah and Ogechee rivers, by the
storm Of the 18th instant, will be fully three
foWths, on the Altanaha about one-third, and
on the Satifla nothing. On the rivers berween
Savannah and Charleston, the probable loss
may be estimated at about half
Further serious damage may be appre.
hended to the crop from the storm, which is
prevailing at the time that We are writing."l