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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-21
VInGINiA SOAR Am CANDLE M,ST ME- 194,,r

NhkD McADAM Offers for sale on 49,
a, % 10Th street and the Lower large va
o siars, Drown yellow and Soaps Palm Rose L,ond
do; with general No CiaIasa
ali superiority OF Lis black Soap general use over
manufactured the fact tba
more iIadeiphA and other Northern cities Mr. Met,a bran,
zoo - peculiar dstneon, while his 10 thes. ni.
Palm ss no.s.ng lie has on hand quantity beautiful
seou' to deaat his Mandatory prices will be- found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

WANTED-One young MAN, Of good psrsonsl
w appearances and polished manner, to enter
into light and lucrative busioess Apply to 81 ~
-l.ft - r.v-sa E LEVIN 8 TARR, goo
oct lt-2t - 49, -,rfh il Z r77 Willards' Hotel
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WASHINGTON INFIRMARY,

Situated ON Il street, north Of tie City Halt,
Washington.
HE extensive additions 70 the buildings of this
\ institution are completed and constantly open
for the receipt n and care Of the SICK =
Every bsnf III, comfort, and conv enienoe which can
Do obtained la hospitals tor the inmates
The ins:ituf On La visited daily Tor oftener If necss
sarl ny physician and Surgeon from the Faculty
of the National Medical Collsse -
DR.. b. HELEN, resident physician, il slvsvs In
the buiiding also several resoent students and sll
Necessary attendants. ~ = -
The patients are nursed by the Sisters of Marcy
whose b. nevolent services have been found inya n
able sues their introduction into the institution 3
Physicians in the city aud siso In tn. country nd
nsis boring cities having patients who need hospi.
ia' advantages are invited to send them to the IN
trmary. es.i ,rfs'iIa@H al 2 80 -
rhs charge for board is from So TO SO per week.
in adv ance. '" '@t -
psr.ons WIN spply for mission to Dr HELEN,
resident physician, az the lnfrnary. - :
All communications in regard 10 the institu ion
must be To mJ address, .,
GRAFTON TYLER, Il D.,
Georgetown, d. @,
Curator Of the Wsshing ton InhrmAry.
DOT 9-lm
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THE NEBRASKA HOUSE.

situated on htng street, opposite the Manos.
Sas Gap Rarlroad office, Aisrandrta, Va.
BORTZ a. CO., PEOprietOrs.
VIE subscribers having taken aud fitted I'D in
i the most approved yle, the above house as q
Restaur mt, respectfully soil it portion Of the pu.
lie patronage. They are determined tn spare 10
pains to maze their house Of the most com 10 t
able and ntertainiDg to be found in The city The
chocest Liquors and Segars can always b. had at he
bar and sill thu delicaci-s of the season-th ygry
best the market can a6ord-wiil be cons antly on
hand ready At moments warming to serve those
VII, may favor u.s.
es-trangsrs passing tn ough our city, can bs
waited upon with despatch. 80
OYSTERS IN CANe- Persons out OF the cty d
sirious OF having Oysters COED art.ole forwarded
to them, by railroad or otherwise, wi do we'll to
favor us with their orders which will BE- thank fully
received and promptly ATTENDED to -
oct O. eo4t l.. . : - .. ....
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BY ). O. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

S1PskIoR ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO FORTE.
~ 4sndsoms Csbinet Furp; tur~, Carpets Gu tai s
&c On THURSDAY morning, October 18th at iC
O'Clock, a. tie large four stsry house on the at
sid OF 9th, hstween aud streets, recently oeca
pisd by the tion @. Faulkner shalI sail al ihs
handsome Furniture and Housekeeping AGec;s
viz:
Superior ~ octave rosewood case Piano Forte, "
Piano Stool and Cover, Whatnot
Suite OF rosewood Crimson Brocatels covered Pare,
Furniture
Pair of handsome rosewood Maroon Plush cover.
Divaus
Plush cover ID Tete tete Sofa, Arm Chairs
Ro.ewood Cen re Table, Rush seat do
Handsome Damask covered Reception do .s
Mahogany Sofa psIloci DO
Tapestl J, Brussels, and three-ply Carpets
Olcloths, Mating Rugs
Gilt frame Mirror, Venetian Blinds
Crimson Dsmask Curtains, shades and Corbiee
nlsoms Oak Hall Set $3.50. - -..- 10.
Three bsndsome Cottage Chamber Suites
Fine WALNUT Car ved Isi h Pos Bedst,ad
Rosewood walnut, ard mahogany Dressing Burea s
Hair ard Husk NJ .trre ses, Bolsters and Pillows
Walnut Extension, Dining ana other tables
Cottage Eedstesds Lounges. TOT ct sets -
Hand IONA Aaa.sl CLOCK Ia Chairs
Frencn Chris Din aer and Tea Ware, de-.
-r Terms: $50 and under cash; ovsr S21 credit &
two and ionr montasy toi notes satisfactorily en-
dorstd, .besriBg int 5restdo 4 80 ~ - ~
P S-The House Is for rent, possession given ~,
the LIST day of November ~
. For terms, de- inquire Of the Auctioneers OF o.,
JAS. C.Mc3UIRR, =
oct Id -r..--aG -.. Auctioneer.
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BY Il. s. WRIGHT, Georx,ta~a
RUsTEEs Sale OF BRICK HOUSE AND Lo7

RUsTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
!, =, IN GEohGETOWN, NEAR THE TWENTY
BOILDINGs-On THURSDAY, the 18Th Of Oetc,
DER next at o'clock, P. IN front of the preuai
sss, saau ell at public auction, by virtue OF a
Deed at Trust from Henry Goldsmith and Elisabeth
his wife, tu the subscriber, bearing date 9th of
o0tober, 1859, snd duly recorded in the land
recnfd fof Washington county. District Of Col II,
oia part OF lot No. 49, situated at the southeast
corner Of Market and Fourth Streets In Beatty snd
Hawkins addition to Georgetown beginning for til e
laid piece at the south east corner Of said strests
thence southerly with the line Of Market street
thirt,.two feet * inches to Henry Tspnols' lo.
thence with his grout eastsrly seventy feet G,
Or less. thence northsrly parallel with Market
street thirty two fest six inches to Fourth street
and With 1t westerly seventy ieet more or less to the
beginning, With the improvements which consist of
good two story Brick House.
Tenn One-t' ird cash, the balance In six and
twelve months the defsrea payne NJ to be secured
BY deed Of trust ON the property All conveyance
at the cost Of the purchaser 80, =
sep ti-NCjctlS mi. Trustees
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DE ~ D.


On the llth instant, MARY ANNA, in the third
year of her age. daughter of WIN. ]. A. and Ann E.
Thompson. ~ T-Tr--v E~.rE -
90 Her funeral will take place at o'clock, on
friday evening, the l3.h Instant The friends and
relatives are. respectfully requested to attend.
In Georgetown, tins morning, the nth instant, at
O'Clock, Mr.. MICHAEL MILLER, aged 81 years.
II-His friends ana acquaiDtances are respect-
fully ! vited TO attend his funeral on to morrow
CTharsday) afternoon, at O'Clock, from his late
residence corner of Green and BeaII streets. =.
In Alexandria, on the 10th instant, ut 9X O'Clock
p. m, Mrs. CATHARfNE ROTCH, in the 65th year
of her age.
N7-The friends of the family are invited to attend
her funeral, which will leave the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Susan Sny h, at 9 O'Clock, to-mor
row (Thursday) morning, for st. Mary's Church,
where requiem mass will be celebrated.
Or TUESDAY evening. the 10th inst, at O'Clock,
Of typhitd fever, Mr.. JOHN b. MAtLI, In tt Q a9,h
year of his age
The friends and acquaiutapces of the family are
r9auasfed to attend bls fune a. tt rnoOn
~ O'Clock from his late residence on K, between Sd
and 9TH stree -
In Boston, on the 9th instant. of consumption,
Mrs. ANN T:LLMAN, wife of John TilIman an.
daughter of the late Benjamin Penlam of this city.
OsIruARy.-It is seldom that we are called upon
to record parting tribute of respect 10 the memory
OF a friend with more sincerity than now do 10
thatof DIR. Jonathan e. Jackson, of Wildwood Va
who died at Waco Villa e, Mcclellan Co., Texas,
ON tne 18th July last, after few days illness, of
gestion of the brain.
Df. Jackson graduated at Princeton College in he
year ls49, and received his medical decree at the
University of Pennsylvania in 1852. He had located
himself Ia Texas FOR the Practice of his profe
Possessed OF disposition snguIarly gentle, Of a
degree OF professional skill far beyond his year.,
ando The rare faculty of attaching others person.
sonav to him, he gave promise of great future use
fuiness to the community where he had fl ed his
residence. He was of that Class of physicians who
not coptent with merely observing syn ptoms and pre-
screng for thCm actually interest themselves an
the manner in which the patient is taken care Of.
Heffequently devoted himself, wien his time allowed
1t, TO the immediate personal supervision of the pa
lent watching the change OF symptoms, modifying
the remedies 10 SUN such changes and comforting
him with his presence and sympathy
Ills pre-eminenf characteristic was Kindness Of
heaft. HIS near relatives and friends may console
thens, with the assurance that he has departed
roA the SCENES of earth with the respect ano Rnii
ration Of all who knew him.
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y sOrn WE'LL q BROWN. Auoi,

ay ROTGW ELL e. BROWN, Auois
INXfENsfvG SALE OF HOUSEHOLD & KIECp-
IA en- furniture, At tho harn7n EotrI Pa s-e
nue., between Fourtespth and Fifteenth strsts-;ln
EdUhsDa morning, the 18th instant. com,renc
ing AZ IL ocook, We snail! proceed to sell at uacfi n
all ths Elects n the above extensive 'ote', consist.
iug Of every description Of Furniture 6tusiy tou
in such sn establishment such %
Mahogany sofss, hair at Chairs Rockers
Divans, Lounge Mirrors
Clocks Pietrres. Tables Rureous
EardrHhes, VI shss auds. Feather Beds
Mattresses, Beastsad-, Blsnie
fomfors=. count rpan-s, Sheets 81
With everg varsity of Chamber Furniture
Kitchen Utensils
% Cooking other Stoves
Glass, CTcckery, Copper and tin W re
CarpetinR aud Rugs in rrest varsity
Casks If Vinegar. sn table for lick ing
Ato one Morgan Mare, Csrryali and Harness
Terms: $l5 an under cash over that sum q
credit o. two I'D fur months TO notes sstisiacto
rIiy endors-i. hes-ing int rest
Pf"HWELE i BROWN, Auatisre~rv
QQf
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oct e-St


BY !. Z. ascI Q u 4. ANettoneer,
" ALU ABLE BUILDING LOIS suitable Poe
BUSINESS STANDS ana Piivate kesidences-Wll
be fold by auction On the premises by J. -. Ne
Guirs, on MONDAY af er,oop, October the Je,h st
tour O'clock, the following choic, lots OF ground:
Three lots Of ground north OF Foy's Hotel. on y v
Jersey sVeaue. having each r. front or twenty-five
feet, and running Rack about 13o fset The title II
these lots has be. II made complete by the pr-chas,
OF he Gins a foreign heirs
Ai+o, one lot Of g-onnd on street north, adjo T.
ing Fey Hotel, IS feet font 100 deep Title all,
complete - ~
also, n fac LOT of ground, bein2 the nor Les.
corner OF Squire 6T4, anu fronting 1874 feet on fuai
ana avenue, streec north and First street west Re
ing of the most desirable busirsss stands In The
city. con aiming 1850 feet
Terms: 0se fourth cash residu. In 9. 10, All
l8 months for notes bsarng Interest. secured by 6
deed OF trust on the premises.
.. JAMES c. MCGUIRE.
cot I'd AccSionear
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MAhsHAL's sALE.-Iu virtue of Wi

MAhsHAL's sALE.-Iu virtue of writ
WI OF b-ri facias. iesaed from the Clerks ON o
he Circuit Court of the District OF Colnmbia fo~ IN
.oun'y Of Washh gton, and to me dir cited, shali
expose to public ssle for cast =, on MONDAY. :. e
I'd dsy Of October. 1854, at the front Of the Cour;
Louise door, at ~ o'dibck M, The lowing prop r
ty. VIZ: All chat lot pieos vr7cel Of GxSrpd =
ing aud being in the city OF Washington. &h desiz
tst TED on the lat Of said city lot No z. OF Fr,d
lea Nays Subdivision of square No nine huud "a
nd three, {9G3.) fronting twenty feet on Eight
STREET east, between . end streets SOUTH try ore
h pdred and fourteedU lA feet one inch deep 80
gether with ali aud singuier TIE Improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon SIS the property Of
William D. Aiken. q so.d 70 sarisfy Judicial \ O.
10, To October Term, 1854. &c fsvrr Of psrres =
Mitr le,i. JOXAUD HOW'RE
Marshal for The District of CoIurnhi.
no The ,abe<e rsoper,y In pc,.-
pcned to MONDAY, the eth October, sagns hour S {
place. J. E0OEER,
Marshal for tho District Of Columbia
sep SD
~ The above property ts further
postponed until MOtsDAy next, the Is b inst q, 9
nonr and plaoe. j. D. HOOVER, Marshal.
oct I'D
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MAXWELL, SEARS & COLLEY.


No. 523 Sue1M street, Tire doors abcp, Pa. ore,,p.
A RE opening and have in store the largest, BEST
"a and most, completes stock of Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS they hsve ever offered to their cue
TONERS, many of which have been bought at til.
large auctien aaes IN New York. We AIS prepsrss1
chere fore to Offer great bar aims in Fancy Dress
SUBS and ell other Dress Materials comprising ell
the novelties of the seas9n
Our stock o. Staple sud Domestic Goods embrace
all the best brands of ,--- = =
Linen and Gotten Sheetings, Fiannels ''r
shirtiog Linens ana Cottons. Blankets
Curtain Muslin and Dsmasks
Carpetings, Hearth Rngs, Mats
c'lclotb, and Mattinss.
We deem Il unnecessary to na.r more, but In
v1te purchasers to all and examine our stock before
buying, as they can rely upon getting coed goo H.
and at lair low prices,
~ As We warrant all articles sold at our estab
hsbment to prove "a represented - ~
MAXWELL SEARS 4 COLBY
sep 29-eotr No. 623 Seventh street
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Baltimore Karkets-Llection News. &c

BALTINORE Oct III, 1854.-Howard street
-four held at $7sl. Wheat-Sales of 1000
bushels, white at 81. 10a$l 80 red at 81 55a
sI.6o Corn-White and yellow at ~ 80
cents. Other things unchanged.
The election thus far has passed of peace
fully and energefically, but no fighting Both
parties have buoyant spirits. There will be
very large vote polled. ~
The latest news from Ohio and Nebra.ka
indicate general triumph. -.ar. +.
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A Poik LOsT.-On Saturday afternoon last, be-
"A tween and s O'Clock D. M, some where he
TIVE thu ccrner OF 18th street and Pei n,yIyania
avenue and Drunp ond's (the lst) toll gate, on he
Columbis turspike in Alexandra county. The said
oook wss large ami unbound. and was tied up in
paper The fnder if so requiring, will bs suitably
rewarded ON leaving 1t at the Star office.
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from Bostou.

BosroS, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Cleopatra
left Quebec On the 24th Tit with the list regi-
ment on board. She is supposed to be the
vessel that came In collision with the Arctic.
Flour has advance l.. TO Is Cd Wheat 4d
Corn IS Cousois IS to 95k.
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Ohio Election Returns

CINCINNATI, 0ct 10 The electiou for mem.
bels of Cong ess, Supreme Judge and Com.
missioner of Public Works, took place in this
State to-day. For the latter Offices the wings
had no nomin atioDs, but 1, is understood they
generally supported the and Nebraska indie
pendent democratic ticke. Uni .. ..-, --..
The majority in this city and county for the
American Reform know Nothing) ticket for
city and county officers is about 500, ard the
indications are that this il fair index of toe
result throughout the State.
CLEVELAND, Oct. l0.-Edgard Wade, the
ee soiI candidate, Is believed to be elected by
about 1900 majority. -
The anti-Nebrasks ticket for State officers
in Cleveland has about 900 majority. ~.
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Yayoralty Nominations at New York

New YoRK, Oct. lIth.-JohnJ. Herrick has
been nominated for Mayor Of this city by the
Wings, AID GeLin the famous halter, Gy
are now complete, Fernando Wood ia the
hard and>sDft shell Democratic candidate, and
Jas. w. Barker Of the Know Nothing nominee
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CRATES.

'hE largest assortment Of tarlor aud Chamber
i ShA fEs ever of-rst to the Washington public
has been received during tbs last week at the Wash,
,ngton stove Manufsctory, consisting of two hun
drsd different patterns, ali sizes and shapes.
me attention Of Builders aud others is call. to
CANINE This stock, fec ing G nfdsnt it cannot h.
sxeelsd in quality or oheapnsss - :,
4...- NJ JAS SKTRVING,
oe s-H s. T. corner Of Penn Az. aud nth st.
.--. Intel and Uuiopl - =.
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South Carolina Election

COLUMBIA. s. c., Oct lo.-The election for
members of the State Legislature took place
IN this STATE to day. The Hon. John L. Pres
ton is elected State Senator from this district,
by decided majority. -.
The vote for Senator in Charleston has not
yet been fully received, but the general i'm.
preston prevails there that Mordecai, who Is
believed to have received the Know Nothing
vote, has been elected from that distrisl
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STATlON EhY.-Our friends and The l7ib,
~ lie that we have always on b. nd an assortment
o. ell kinds Of Paper. Pens, Blank Books Notes and
Checks, Wefers, sand and Sand Boxes Ink and
standishes, Bnvslopes Pencils &C., in addition to
we'll selected stock Of tpsrfumtry, Musica. lnstru
Haents, DO, all of which pfdse to sell at az res
snnable prices as any establishment south of Rev
York. er ...e r. JhO r. KILLS. -,
oct -t.r..,-... .... 49,, Pc ayora
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Florida L lection.

COLUMBIA, October 10 The returns from
Florida indicate complete Democratic tri !.
umph in that State. by increased maiorities
Leon county gives Giles MAXWELL the Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress, So majority;
Walulia, Maxwell SO majority; Jefferson,
Maxwell 242 majority; Madison, Maxwell Is
majority. lhe entire majority for Maxwell Is
about 500. The Legislature is strongly DEM
ocratio.
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ny }. O. moG UIRE, Auettoneer.

.Dy ~. Ne ACH C1NDf AuCGRchecEs
ETEaY VALUABLE PROPERTY at Public Sale
e. ' On FRIDAY afternoon. October 18th, 2t A.
oelock on the premise shall sell the south ba Il
Of lot 10, 10 square s7s fronting rs feet inch on
lOta street west. between and streets porto,
running back LOT feet inches to @ 80 feet sijey.
with the improvements, consisting OF a two-story
Brick fa,k Building.
This property sdjoins the reside ce of Peter Force
Esq and would be a very desirable reside, ca Q r
merch ants or others deiBg business In the vicinity
Title ipdiEput sbs. .l- 1.
Terms {: One third cash the residue in 6 snd "
mo tbs, for notss sati factorly secured b.aiing
tefest j. @. MCGUIRE,
oct I'D .'-.-~t AUctioneer.
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p BY G. r. DYER.

- r.. =. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. -
Vt\RUsTEkS, BALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
a By virtue OF q deed Of trust from Patrick A.
Lyme, and Mary Jane Byrne his wife to Edwin C.
Morgan and William e. Howard, the same briog
rscotdea in Liber J. a. s., No. Is, one Of the
aod records for " hington county in the District
Ct Columbia, We, the said Morgan Hows' d, will
SELL in front of the nreruises, on WEDNESDAY, this
sth day of November, A d 1854, at ~ O'Clock D.
~, the following piece parcel OF ground and tn
Improvements thereon, the tame being situated in
the city Of ten, in the Bstric of CcIumtis,
aud snox as parts o. lots seven Cd aad eight tSj
In sqr ara No. tonr hundred aud fifty ou begin prng
for the same ut the nor Invest corner OF Lot eight
and runnif 6 south en- seventh stre.t. twenty,one
teet, tbenca east a. right angles with Seventh street
west six five feet thence due north for,y-one feet
themes west twenty seven feet Fix inches, thence
south twes ~ teet thence west thirty feet six
inches TO the pfa "a # be2inning ~
Terms: One half ash: the btlsncs in @ aud IL
Non tbs with interest. the deferred payments to be
se;ured by deed OF trust On the prem sss.
60 E w y. So q MssaAA = Trustees.
cot dGs sa4s!,i1 ~ s = .-.fr - - -7s.s.l I
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Fever Increasing at Montgomery, Ala

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. S.-The yellow fe
vers which, thus far, has not been very fatal
has suddenly increased in virulence, and there
is quite panic in consequences. Many Of ou
eitfsens have left the city,
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BY J. c. Mcguire, Aae,ione.r.

FIfRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE ard
i Lot.-By virtue of a deed in trust from VIM
austin and wife. bearing date On the 9th dxy II
January, S54, aud recorded in L,ber ). A. s. No
TO- folios S36 32, 33, 339. and $40 tie au6scrib-r
win Fell at pubic Gale on Tuesday, the slst day 81
October. 1854, az o'clock In Gu tbs premit e..
part of Lot No b,in square sout OF Square No q
fronting te feet IL inches ssd First strs by -
feet desn, on 60 foot alley. together with the hui
inss and impro spmen.s, which ouslst Of well I'd
sUbst ntia ly butt tt story frame cling house
The te, ms of sa win be one half cssh: and 4,
balance Ia equal payments a. six and twelve mon,
Ter notes berripg interest from the day Of sale, Sc
cured by deed in trust On the property
1t the terms Of sale are not coupled with in six
days after thesae, the property Will be tesoId 81
the risk and expense Of the purchaser, upon ore
weeks police. DO
All conseyancing az the exBsnse of urchrser
UHAS. s. WALLACE. Trustee
80 .-. j. MCGUIRE,
oct H-5taw Hi5 Auctioueer
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A swartvouter Secured.

BosToN, Oct l0-Potter, the absconding
clerk of Messrs. Adams Co, has been held
for trial in the sum of $4,000. ....t .E
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Thu Fever at New Orleans

INV ORLEANS, OCT 9.--The deaths during
the week, ending at noon to day, have been
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The Maine Election

PORTLAND, Oct. s.-The State of Maine
states that Millken, Fusionist is probably
elected in the Sixth Congressional district,
owing to the informality of the returns from
some plantations.
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steambost Aecidsut and Los, Of Lit,.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 9-The steamer Priu
cess was burnt near Matches yesterday, and
her cargo, consisting of 1890 bales of cotton,
is supposed to be . total loss. Several per
sons persisted in the flames, including two
ladies
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Yellow Feyer az Charleston

CHARLESTON, October 10.-The deaths at
Charleston during the week ending st no6h TO-
day we're 80, Of which 90 were of yellow fever.
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- nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fine Rooms
and offers every desirable comfort and aceommoda-
ton for families or single gentlsmen-permanent
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will bs found in Washington -g il IbIv
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Shin Burnt

CALAIS, Oct EAT Robbinston last night,
| new ship of 500 tons, owned by Seth G. Low.
and ne arly ready to be launched, was destroy
ed by fire. She was partly insured.
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New York HaYoraltY

Nav YORK. Oct. l0.--The Wings this even
ing have nominated John j. Herrick as their
candidate for Mayor. 80
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Know Nothing Victory in New Jeuey.

NEWARK, N. j Oct. 1O.-About 9, 900 votes
we're polled at the corporation election to day
Horace j Ponier. Wing and Know Nothing, Is
elected Mayor by a large majority The
Wings and Know Nothings have literally
swept the city o. "a .|,i.'.
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Arriyal Of the Mariou.

Il CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct lo.-The United
States mail steamship Marion, Capt. VIM
Foster, arrived here at nine O'Clock this (Tues~
day morning @ -
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m ARRIE n.

On the 9th instant, by the Rev. James Donelan,
LAUB, all of this city. ..asss
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Boarding.

M Re-. N. WILSON has taken the house at tn
4sl corner Of Eleventh street end Ppnnsy lyap
avenue, south eide, and lie prepared to sccsmmodat
boarders or dodgers. The rooms are large, elegant
and airy. Entrance on Eleventh street. &7a7
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