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LITTLE HUSBAND AND A LITTLE wtFE.--The Sandusky
Register responsible for this Two little chldren boy
and girl aged four and three years respectivclywere
missed 10y their families and search made everywhere for
them, but in vain The day passed aud considerable alarm
existed. Persons out in al directions and the bell
ringer had been sert r when passing hcket Of bushes
in e garden the mother thought she heard low voices
Pulling away the leaves there the truans
with their night clothes locked in anothers arms
and very comfortably slowed away for the night The
precocious ss stirred from their nest but the boy
expressed the utmost indignaton for said he he hired
had married me and sissy, and that bush house was
hisn and they goin TO live there till il TsBed
The denouement comoa Tia. Il was concluded TO
let the babies be married until they had falling out
which occurred the day and they live apart-a
separated man and wife
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WASTED IN ARKaNsAs.-Under this head Arkansas
newspaper adveres for 100000 good industrious farmers
TO til the land that is lying waste all over the State
The land is 6rst-rate water excellent health good The
land win produce cotton corn wheat rye oats barley POI
taoes and every ober ssgeabe that grows in the United
States The lands are now open, ready and waiting.
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Ky }. G. McGUIRE, Auetionecr

Ky D. 4. MCGUIRE, Auetionecr,
FURNITURE, SC, AT AUCTION.On saturday morning Sep
ebe I'd at 10 O'Clock, OF rooms, shall
sell good assortment of furniture, sc,
Mahogany sofa lounge, rocker
"a carved mahogany chairs
Easy chair and wood chairs
Bedstsads, bureaus, waslsiandr
Wardrobes, mattresses
Dining az tables
Carpets, oicoth, mating
Looking Glasses, clock
China, glass, and crockery ware, hc.
Together with general assortment Of kschsn utensils.
ALSO
An excellent one horse chsriouee and harness.
Terms cash q. McG,uRE
sep Id Auetioneer
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Total deaths by yellow fever reported since JAY Esd 2os
less for the whole five weeks than occurred there in
single day before this period last year. When take
into consideration the quarter of the city in which the fever
any prevails and the character and circumstances
Of the people principally attacks thus far the increase
though steady must be regarded very gradual and not
al alarming private letter received in this city yes
tcrday from physician Of high standing and large prac-
ce New Orleans states that the present fever evident
ly imported vessel having arrived there from infected
port with the disease aboard and that nearly all the
be traced directly indirectly TO connection with that
vessel The gradual read of Che fever since its outbreak
goes Car sustain the allegation referred TO- and gives
fresh Importance 10 the question of quarantine.
Mobile 4drat,er, dag, q.
A YOUNGSTERS BoorsA little fellow who had just risen
to dignity OF the first pair Of boots with heels TO them
laid himself liable, through misdemeanor to mater
nal chastsemeni After pleading TO e, clear to no effect
he exclaimed
@WeT, IL have got to stand it mean to take off my
boots
EWhy7 asked his mother
Because won't be whipped in them boots
how. That's so"
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been aseertaned entered the Chemical Bank and deposited
check for 1900 the American Exchange Bank, signed
Bishop Co. On the strength OF this depose, he proceed
ed 70 the paying teller and handed him check bearing
Of the hrm for SO 600 which unhestxtingy
paid Both checks proved to be iorgeres The police
in keen pursuit of this daring forger.
The Arctic which sails for Liverpool will
nearly her full complement of passengers very large
of specie has already been engaged for this
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By j. G. MCGUIRE. Aucuoneor.

ALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS COURT--On Friday
September s at l0 O'Clock, Easby's
,ha sell the following articles belonging TO the estate Of the late
Captain VIM Easily,
Large punching machine, small do
Two scows, wooden crane
Fire engine, copper pump
Lumber wagon, pair timber wheels
Cart, pair bellows, anvils
Lot of blucksmhs' tools, lot Of bolts, sc.
Lot of and wrought iron
press, iron windlass
Portable forge, lot OF doors, lumber, &c.
ALSO
after the above lot o. on E. between
18th and 18Th streets, suitable for fencing.
ALSO
AT o'clock, Green House ouare NJ The
foot OF Capitol Hill. - 1880 800
iemsi So ard under easb;
ninety days. for noss satisfactorily endoed BY
order OF the =
JAS. MCGUIRE.
sepS-i Auciioneer-
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sals q riek.t. "a Nadans Gr,.i. az, appearaacs.

Sale Of TICKETS for Madame Gr,sis frt appearances.
Nrw YopK, September There was quite crowd at
Castle Garden this afternoon TO witness the sale of choice
seats for Crisis appearance in America Monday
ming next Messrs. H. II. Leeds Co. figured the
tioneers The ticket, which entities the holder
choice Of in the garden sold for hundred and
fifty dollars The balance Of the premiums the regular
price Of tickets ranged from twenty up fifty dol
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Hon j. Clancy Jones who voted for the Nebraska blu
has been nominated for reelection by the democratic con-
venuon Of Berks county, Pennsylvania 10y accamaton
course--N j. Journal Of Commerce
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FALL ELEcTIoSs--Tho following is q list Of the States
set this fall and the time of holding the elections
MlssoyR, sEyArE-The Missouri Republican, whig paper
cassifes the new Missouri senate as follows

Iowa yLrCroN-The Iowa State Gazette Of August 23d
says 1T is generally conceded that Hail. democrat is
elected Congress the first district Thornston vhg
probably elected in the second las complexion q the
senate q as yet undecided
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ny j. q. MCGUIRE. Auctio,...,

>UPERIoR BAY MARE AT AUCTIoN.-on Saturday morning,
~ September I'd, 10 O'Clock,
sell about
under the saddle, Terms cash
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
septa Auctonoer.
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: :"
NEW yoRK, Sept There is considerable excitement IN
Wall street to-day consequences heavy and successful
forgery committed the Chemical Bank Of this city IL
seems that person. whose whereabouts has not
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By >. Z. msGUIRE, Auc,ioneer.

GALE BY ORDER VI THE ORPHANS COURT--Ou Wsdnes
~ morning, September O'Clock, the
belonging Captain Easily, short
distance beyond Roek Creek Church. The following articles
100 hewn house logs, lumber and shingles
$50 chestnut posts, lot ofmanure
70 cOrds wood, wrought and
Lot OF wheaI and in the straw
Lot of and potatoes, in the fields growing
Terms $50 under credit
ninety daysor satisfactorily endorsed bearing BY
order Of the
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Sep, I'D Auctioneer.
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o. Rev j. * Cramer VIII preach at the Columbia
Engine House. Capitol HUI sabbath O'clock
Sent
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DIED,

On Wednesday evening" uitimo, SAMUEL third Of
ca.RLHs ELxA AsDKRsos aged years months
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Sep DOT


NoTiCE To for prompt paymsnsNo,ic.
~ hereby that the for the 1854 due
and payable and that deduction Of eight
aod by the paid before the 3lsf In
T. J. ROCHE,
Aug 3-uotdn Collector,
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SALES TO-DAY.

DO The Unitarian Church not be sur
dsy, Sd inst. for religious service, As expected.
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OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENTS.
NEW Yonk, September !, 1854.

NEW YoRK, September ], 1854.
Our city just is well filled with foreign and domestic
liabilities Com Stockton among the guests at the Metro
potan. General Sacket OF England is at The St. Ncho-
las Sir William Boyd the Prescott General Dix and
sister the Union Place They sail tomorrow for Lv-
epoo in the Arctic Mario and Grs have leased the splendid
mansion Of Mr. j. II. Abbott in West Fourteenth
Considerable excitement (ays the Tmes) created
terday afternoon in the vicinity OF the house in
sequence of the Of dealers jewels, de
tected BY Captain Rynders deputy surveyor Of the port
and Custom house Officer T. J. Brown, in the act of
tempting smugge fifteen thousand dollars worth Of da-
monds ashore from the steamship Washington, which
arrived o'clock Bremen and Southampton.
The officers boarded the steamer off quarantine and supi
cons resting against the accused they Immediately searched
his person. and found belt around his waist wherein
concealed package of brilans When the prisoner
first aecosted by the officers he indignantly denied all know
edge of the Struggled property but when Officer Brown
bucked the buokskin belt and took it from his body his
courage failed and he confessed The property deposited
with Collector Redfeld and further action in the matter
will be taken to-day.
II is stated that United independence win
put commission next Monday under command of Capt
Josiah Tathna The other officers report themselves
the Brooklyn navyyard the first of September, Ito
day.) She is ordered to the Pacific.
The United States store-shp Relief is loading with pro-
visions for the Brazil squadron and will sail next week.
good opportunity offered persons communicate
with such Of their friends may be either of the above
stations Recruits shipping toerably fast. During the
week among the number several able eamen who pob-
bly, entered the service for the extra pay
lately added to the regular wages.
Twenty five hundred head of cattle conveyed the
Erie railroad last week from Dunkik this city The stock
express trains generally heavily loaded.
The has ordered the erection of and very
large iron foundry at the maynard Brooklyn. is to be
of brick and put together in substantial II will
be onn sto HIGH.
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HE MISSES HANLEh's boarding and Day school
will be reopened Monday September their residence
No LOO Pennsylvania between 18th 18th
Terms Boaa aad tuition in English $3.50
Other music, wing,
obtained the school
o-3aW3wTu1hA
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o. Rev. ID. Evens Reese fn the Ninth
Street Methodist Protestant Church
and in the evening at o'clock
Sept
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NEW oRLsANs, Aug 30.--Weather warm and business
generally quiet is dull and declining under the
European advices.
There fever and cholera, but mostly confined to
strangers.
CHARlssroS, Aug. 3l.-The fever is abating. Business
DULL Cotton declining
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APPLES WEST Letters nom residents in the
part a he State OF Ohio mention that the crop of
apples in that vicinity very large and the fruit is sold
low rates Good apples plenty at from 80 TO 40
cents hushel-fb
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Ohio Rirer

WHrxlSG, Sept. There seventeen inches of wate
in the channel Of the river this point At Pittssurg Fl
inches.
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BY i. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.


kxTENsIVE SALE OF HORSES, COWS, WAGONS, CARTS
Harness. Cuggies, Farming Implements Fine
Lumber. Gust Iron, Tools kcOn Thursday
h at ~ o'clock IN front
OF the Orphans court The foosing
Captain WIN. Easily,
Six work horses, and harness
Three wagons and harness, carryai
Three cows and heifer, plougbs, curivaor-
Cutting box jack screw wheelbarrows
Rakes, saws, augers, cradles, scythR &e
ALSO
At ~ O'Clock street, near the Oil vas.
house
5000 bushels fine hae fof farming purposes
40 bushels ashes, large 10;
l50 barrels cement, IS tons Gne coal
OF 200 pefches RI
burn; purchaser privilege burning and sell
ing kilns
Iron safe and Office furniture
Lot Of hogsheads and barrels lunbn, rae, iran
Terms $50 and under sum crad, Of GO nnd
days for notes satisfactorily rpdorse bearing interest
Of the executors - e " = "
]. O. MCGUIRE
seW%-d Auciionecf.
NUN, of ever description, publish
Yep, . RaoI.,ors nea, On .,ree,
p'.dPER's MAGAZINE for September; DeBow's Review
al for September Lives the Chief United
BY George Van Sanvood vol, evo Famous Persons and
Places by w. p Willis.
sspi2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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BY ELE G X A p H.

Kr. ChandJs and The Kno,- Nothing,
PnILaDELrHIA, Sept Another very hot day. Their
mometer noon, IS.
The Phadephians have been returning In large numbers
from Cape May within the last week. There
than three four hundred yisiters the island.
The market for breshstufs continues quiet but firm.
In stocks there is improved feeling.
The whg delegates of the second district met in convention
last evening to nominate candidate for Congress The
name Of the Hon j. r. Chandler submitted for renom
nation but he received Mr.. Gossler (whig an,
know nothing) within vote Of nominatioA sfte
several balloting The know-nothngs de.sr.ned Il
choke off Mr.. Chandler. Mr. c. is native Of one of thu
New England States but is member of the Roman Catho
lie church. and hence the opposition of his former
political supporters his re%omation, The enor
adjourned without making nomination
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TIE oltohERA BosroS.-The whole number of deaths
by cholera in this city thus far the present season is about
225 In ls49, when the disease became epidemic, the
number of its victims the last of August about 400
and when ended about the first of October the number
had reached something over 60o.-Boston Trca1c.tPs
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GRAND UULU5sAI MUSEUM Anu MENAGERIE,
lit largest travelling exhibition in combination
L OF all
Washington ON Wednesday, Sept l3tf for day
The distinguishing feature and
extraordinary attractions
aud all owbieh shown
these will be found splendid menSsere OF living
WILD BEASTS
Collection
terestiEs performances, which
GENERAL TON THUMB.
Mr. Neli' born without ars and Mr. Lenge King
will whole forming exhibition
and attractive The Of
headed
will place morning day OF exhibition
Admission 25 Including 4
OF everything advertised in The bills.
Doors from 10 TO l2, from S. and from
O'Clock, p.
Rep,Q
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SiSkING or A RAuRoAp---The. traek OF the Milwaukee
and Mississippi railroad has sunk about eight feet where
the road runs on the marsh land between Second and
Third lakes about eight miles FROM Madison Wisconsin
The track lies six feet under for space of about lio
rods
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Destrnctirs Fire.

CoSccRp, en- H.,) Sept. 1.-The town of Suncook wa,
visited by destructive fire last evening Nine build
ings ere destroyed.
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Arrieal Of he Esyepa.

Bosrox Sept. 1.-The steamship Europa arrived at thi
port at hnfpast o'clock this morning from Liverpool
Halifax Her mails win be despatched South this after
The United States sloopowar Saratoga arrived at thi
port this afternoon.
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PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIn-rhe Philadelphia Horticul-
trai Society has resolved hold separate fair this
son. but instead thereof to solicit all contributors send
their horticultural products the great Pennsylvania
State fair which win he held at powelton the outskirts
Of Philadelphia commencing the 2Gth OF September
The Poultry and Bird Fancers Association viii also CO.
operate in rendering the State fair attractive As regards
the Franklin Institute the North American thinks they too
viii wisely resolve to make their usual display in conunc
ton with the State Agricultural Society.
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BEAUTIES on Ksow-SoTuIsGsMThe Number Of killed
during the ST. Louis riot ten and of the wound
ed at last adyices sll in dangerous condition II
is estimated that 1900 pistols and 500 bowie knives
sold in the city while the riots were in progress
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New Hampshire the most free from colored population
Of any State in the Unon there towns in the State in
which black face was never seen.
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EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCE A LocoMonrE-ThC
locomotive Nashville belonging TO the C. c. and o. and
L H. R. Company George Westfall engineer, from Co
lumbus to Erie and forty miles back, or in all 295 miles
with tender Ct wood This fact is unprecedented il
the history OF locomotives and challenge the world tt
produce like instance C2eretahd Herald
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TREASURY DgrARrMxnr,

August rs, 1884.
Notice hereby the holders OF following
81 United States, prepared u
chase day of No
portions stocks
TO $3.50 coo In the and
tened, 10 wit. .var
In enss Of contingent comTcion within the
preferences will be the order of
be offered The certificates, duly assigned
States by the who receive
b. transmitted this the receipt whereof
pcs will bs paid compounded Of the following paiculan
J. 1bs value, specified In each certificate.
premium Of the authorised by the
July sU red.emshle November H. 1885, of the
~ the redeemnbs 3lst De-
cee. s Of n the Of the loans authorised
BY the o. s+7 et redcemhe the former the 3st
and h authorized by the Of 1861 and
ss@~i m II pscemhe 1884, commonly called the Texan
tndrmniy1 per cent
g. tss.est certificate from the LIST of July,
isss Of rcccp settlement Treasury
allowance the owne Of days
in addition
Payment said the Treasurer Of
n. DATED ssistau Boston,
u fnissripha, q ths parties direct
certificate Will be- entitled benefit of
actually d the Treasury
-sA day Of November psr'
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aax as-drsnNosiI Secretary Of the Treasury.
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supreme Court Of the United States.-NO. g.
December Term, 1853

HE United States appellants, Daniel w.
peal from The District Court of the United States for
district of Louisiana.
whereas The death of the defendant, Coke suggested
last term and his failed
mitted parties to the suit Mr. Attorney Cushing the
part OF the appellants, order
eighth rule of the court make The the
iendan Coke pae and o the usual order of publication
On consideration Whereof it the court
that unless the Daniel Core
deceased, shall voluntarily become parties ten DAYS
obe ensuing term the appellants ha entitled the rcco
and on hearing have the decee court below
that copy Of this order shall be printed
United States shall be printed authority also some
published decedens domic far tbree
weeks. at sixty days before the beginning Of
l. William Thomas Carroll, Of Supreme Court Of the
United States do hereby certify preceding il truly
copied from the minutes court.
10 testimony whereof save hersuno signed and a
IN hHed the Of the said this
u - twen.y'sccond day Of September, 1854.
WIN. TH0S CARROLL,
Clerk Supreme Court u g.
Sept %, ,Soct.t
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IJECKER'S FARINA, prepared expressly fami-
III les delicate and appropriate food for ali
the economical su,ous, and Wholesome
brought the table, emnenty combining
palate with ample and heahai body Strictly
speaking Heckcrs farina neither stringent
oratve strengthening the digestive
ordered bowels daboa, dysenery and chos,
when food decmed admissible BY Hccker hnn
cannot FAY to BE- auta and wherever known extensively used
hospitals and The Of health
prevention Of sickness least the curing dis
People in health should therefore, Heckers farna
common io~,d to the inestimabie blessing.
For sale by generally wholesale
Ptts, ~ Commerce Baltimore Dingee Brother,
South Front street. Philadelphia a. Bowdear Co., Long
Wharf, Boston and by the manufacturer Hecker
the Croton Mills, 20i Cherry street, New York
SEM n-dIm
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NlLKsi Silks sIkKsI-We prepared to exhibit to
and cizen general far The stock OF
silks that before OF this other
city m the Union. In the lot we have
200 do exceedingly rich plaid saiins, at go
$50 do superb plaid and striped s,ks at 425
20 do handsome bouquet and other sye bfocades 30
% do very rich colored chine pads, AZ go and &a3
81 d" elegant white hrocsdes and bridal robes, from SO
to $50
900 do rich plaid silks, from 62x d 50 yard
400 do figured silks, from rs q, great bargains
10 pieces black silks, cents the greatest bargains
heard Of, perfect goods
so dresses black plaid and striped style, from go to
10 pieces black mourning silks, very superior goods
50 do very rich black Silks beautiful lue from e} cents
10 do black watered and black Tept silks
5 do black satin de chine, superior quality
so do best marsalinps all coiors, for Innings
20 dresses very rich plaid popins
pieces plain black Popn very beautiful material
same style sold Al o. last season =
30 drcsse: 3 yards each) dark stripe silk q SIX, well
worth - per yard
pieces old style figured silks, at rs cents they
9ito 70 per yard very great bargain for any one in
We have determined the sale the above
cupy much wanted receiving much stock OF
siIks and other Ane goods than usual
All tho above silks bought At auction at one
fourth less We feel confident that
sell the best bargains In the city.
Plaid goods. just received.
Q cases bright plaid mernos, say cents sams
goods sold ut OIL last
cnse Ga cotton and wool bright psds, at 50 cents
Is pieces best quality silks, styles and rich
50 piece: pretty owpriced moussenes
choice coiors .a.t
$50 mousseines richest
' ''''' 6h lac f,' SEwr6 St NAY, CO.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Monday the I'd Of October, shall,
recorded, sell In Congress HAIL. opposite
dons Hotel on between and e streets,
Two fine rosewood and mahogany parior Of which
plush and the other b.ocael consisting sofa,
large arm, castor, parlos cASirs, ottomans &C.
Fine marNeop, centre, side, and sofa tables
Fine black walnut, spring hacioth chars and sofa
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus
sldeboaTds, extension dining tables
Walnut card, and other tables
Two fine gilt frame mirrors and other
piano bFe Of touch
China, glass, crockery md
Fine French cottage and other bedseads
Feather beds and bedding
Hair and shuck mattresses
Brussels, tapestry, ingram and other CARPETS
Passage olcto,h hearth rugs, and mating
Cooking, radiator, and other stoves
With large lot Of other articles which we deem unnecessary
enuMerHte. ''~'
Term: All sum. Of and under s cash &c.
and W days. or noies fansay endorsed bearing
Inc above ot Of furniture qualify, and The
well worthy the stlensior. OF persons furnishing
WIN. Il. WARD, Trustee.
-. GREEN l. SCOTT,
sep2-d Aucioneer&