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THOMAS HOLLOWAY.

THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
So Corner Of Ann and Nassau Sirests v. J.
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER
NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy of Letter from Nr, ". j. Langley, Of Hunts
rifle, Yadkim county, Worth Carolina, Z. s.,
dated NoremBer list. S,3.
l5s~ READ HIS OWN WORDS.
To Professor holloway,
Sir,--It is not my wish to become notorious
neitheris this letter written for the sake
writing but to saw that your Ointment cured me Of
one of the most dreadful cutaneous diseases that
flesh is heir to, and which considered by all
who knew me, to be entirely beyond the reach of
medicine For nine years | was afflicted with one
of the most painful and troublesome sore legs that
ever fell to the lot of man; and after trying every
medicine I had ever heard Of resigned in despair
all hope of being cured but n friend brought me
a couple of large bottles of your Ointment, which
caused the sores my legs to heal, and entirely
regained my health to my agreeable surprise and
delight, and to the astonishment of my friends
(Signed) w. J. LANGLEY.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A
BAD BREAST WHEN NEARLY
AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy ot'a Letter from 4Nr r. Dcront, New Or
leans, Norcabcr 9h 1858
To Professor Holloway, 80, Corner of Ann and
Nassau Streets, y. Y.
Dear Sir,-It is with heartfelt gratitude
have to inform you that by the Of your Oint-
ment and Pills. the life of my wife has been saved
For seven years she has had bad breast, with ten
running wounds, mot ofa cancerous nature) l was
old that nothing could save herr she then in
duced to use your Ointment and Pills, when in the
short space Of three months they effected a perfect
cure to the establishment of all who knew us. We
obtained your Medicines from Messrs. Wright Co.,
of Charities street, New Orleans. l sent this from
''Hote des Princes Paris, although had written
it at New Orleans, before finally left, at that
time, not knowing your address at New York.
(Signed) r. DURANT.
The Pills should be used conformity ,rih the Ointment
an most Of The .Joltowipg cases:-
Bad Legs Contracted and Lumbago
ore-throats Stiff Joints Bad Breas is
Piles Skn-diseases Burns
Fistnlas Rheumatism Scurvv
Bunions Gout Salt Rheum
Sore-heads Chilblains Glanduar
Scalds Ulcers Chapp'd hands
Swellings Sore Nipples Wounds
@M@Sod at the Establishment of Professor Hollo-
way, So, Corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets New
York. also by all respectable Druggists and Dealers
in Medicines throughout the United States, in Pots
at 371 cents, 81 cents, and $l.5O cents EACH To
be had Wholesale of the principal Drug Houses in
hte Union.
@s- THERE'S considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder affixed to each box (aew-2 -24-Iy
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p D GATES

! PRODTCEG ONNISSIONNERCH lNT
No. u Broadway, New York City.
! lEg~ Southern Produce Sold, and Tablespoonful
/ executed for any description of Merchandise KEEP
! or sale in this City. TJune lO.1 -30-Iy1
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a CURE FOR ALL!!!

LUIzens oT Inc Lnl0n-
You have done me the honour as with one
voice from one end of the Union to the other, the
stamp the character OF my Ointment with your ap-
prohibition. tits scarcely two years since L made it
know among you, and already. it has obtained
more celebrity than any other Medicine in short
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

ALBANY, May 18TH, 1873.
We hereby certify that Mr.. P. D. Gates is our sole
agent for the sale of agricultural Machines in
East Tennessee. 1Signedl
WHEELER, MELICK & co.
TyNIIE above is a copy of a certificate which have
] received from Messrs. Wheeler, Melick CO.
furnish their celebrated Horse PouerS, Threshers
and Seporoters, C2oreT H"!ters and other machines
at their cash prices--free of commissions.
FEiCcs:
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r E II 0 V 4 L

~. v. L. WIlITE,haying removed next door to
~ Leuty's Hotel, will be happy to wait on any
VINO may want anything in his liae. He will con-
stantly keep on hand a fresh and genuine supply OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Tmpentine Varuish-
es, Tobacco Cigars, Indigo, Madden, Brushes Per
fumery, Soaps, Soda; and will promptly wait any,
who may need his professional service 2-24tf
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DR. JOHN BULLS
GRFAT lHERIglJ KING Or PAII!l

Is the TENTH WoNDEs OF THE NoRLp anu Ihe go -. =,
blsn, CIV ar offered 10 I'D humanity TO the suffering
millions the Doctor can saw Il at your On.
You have only this magical res "a S sJVo
who still suffer. and will not accept the pro- '
deserve not the pity OF their families. -.
This wonderful medicine during brief period since
its introduction. has carried happiness the hearts OF
thousands and male life charm many who heretofore
regarded 1t Only "a painful and miserable existence
To the winds with all Iinments, EmbrocstiOns Pain
Killers, and Pain Extractors and let millions of glad
tongues proclaim the merits OF the great American
King of Pam" preparation composed solely of vegeta-
bles and roots, produced by Americas own rich and
We would ask the LADIES. who are always competent
judges of what is and what is valuable family medi
cine to special favor by giving the King of Pain
single trial and if satisfactory. their Influence
in its behalf it. speak well and often Of it,
and see that il i used their afflicted neghbors The
Ladies always charitable and they induce their
suffering friends this really valuable medicine.
they will be doing act of beneyoence that they can
well be proud This is powerful aud truly magical
remedy all external diseases sweingS burns,
&c and for many internal Affections il is certain cure,
vet it perfectly harmless, and incapable of producing
least Injurious effects Ia the most delicate cases or
tine weakest constitution.
IL is entirely useless folow-the old and worn-ous
system of publishing the public thousands OF cern-
Gates wonders performed by this medicine 1t costs
but twenty five Try it and Dr. Bull stakes his
welLe:rned reputation King of Pain doing all aud
more than he claims for it.
We would ask. have y"u the @heumatsm or Govt:
these are pleasant companions. and know thas
you would like drive away soon as possible,
then
"HULL'S KING or PAIN"
Would you be cured almost Immediately, OF Bowel
Complaint D, seuter, SUMMER Com alin cholera Nor
bus Crstmp Collie Head Actr Tooth. or any other ache
or pain, rrule, Is simp-e and the cure crrtaln
USE TIE GREAT KING or PAIN.
WouId you have your Sores. Sweiiings, Cuts Burns,
ScaldS bruises, ANY other wounds healed We repeat
it, the
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would Won be cured ~ ScalI Head ; 1T Joints Sore
Throat Neuragit Breast. LumitSo. letter or King
Worm. Salt Saeuar Bites % Poisonous Insects CnapPed
Hands, and ali otasr either dry running, We
Say again and AZ ain. -Gl-i is i'. John Bulls
"ET,1G OF PAIN"
Would Won Ln crrr.l of Kir-s Evi Cancer TumnrH
Erupons. disease IF The SKIN caused by inpurs
blood teu Or John Bulls S1rsaTarii.a internally
and the King Il Pain externally. Nothing eau be mere
certain than a speed ard e.f-cJu-l curJ.
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X ROCERIES, just received from New-Orlcans;
VI and for sale low for cash, by
226 WHEELER & DELZELI.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-06

THNGLINSn Solid Vices, Bellows, Anvils and
Il! iammers-for Smiths also, German Blister and
Cast Steel, for sale by, ORME, WILSON d co.
} OILED IRON Of all sizes. for sale by
III app 0RME, WILSON Co.
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J. L. Dc J. ". WILLIS.
Fashionable Boot Makers,

EHAVE just received one of the best supplies of
~ Materials ever brought into East Tennessee,
10y and are prepared to make BOOTS in the
best and most fashionable STYLE short notice; and
respectfully solicit liberal patronage. Our work is
warranted not to be surpassed in East Tennessee
elsewhere. Repairing of all kind, done with neat
ness and dispatch. Jan.5, s52.-9
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS.

e . GsoReBToWN, October ID, 1854.
The most intense anxiety is felt by the parents a,
numerous friends of, Dung Robertson of our ty,wto
was on board The i'll fated Arctic Hopes are enter
tanned that the boat in which he wa. may We, reacl
land i'll safety.
The panic which was c.,sed in ouv c,,u s.r.-.,
Gays ago ny the occurrence OF several yery .udd,r
deaths, has entirely subsidized Every de,ih of ,i,.
kinG which has occurred, with but one eIcen.ion
Stpa' OF Mr. Ff'iSh be traced directly to ,mrr,,
uenct IN eating or drinking. The general henIth ~
OUT CITY never was better at his season
Inc Young Mems Christian Association have
located themselves on Bridge street. over The hoo
sto'e pi Il. n. Lundy, wher, they will hold thri
meetings On the First Monday Of .yery rncu,,r III
Association now numbers so members and i. al
Iy increasing. " - ''Po
neeung was held last Sabbath In Trinity Cbuvcb
anu preliminary steps taken ftH the, formation Of =
Young Catholics Friend Society. The objects oi
the asSoclaiOn set forth in their cjrc,ilar viz
the rellef OF distress and the education of the
are certainly very laudable- ones and we sincerely
nope mat thelf efforts may be crowned with ab,,n-
cry ioI the exercise Of both of these principle, OF
charity. -
w learn this morning that the breach upnp DRY
Canal, near the Point OF Rocks has been so far re-
paired as to enable boats to pass.
flour market finn at !S7.75 4 SO. Stock and re-
ceipts continue lghf. Wheat Sl.55 a sl.65 for
White, and Sl50 81 81 for red-scarce and in 4.
maud- ~ =" w
The ferings of beef cattle at Drovers, Res, n,
the week have amounted to 200 hrad-3M vas
purchased by District butchers at S2.25 $3.50 ner
ioO lbs on the hoof, equal 10 $3.50 ~ nett: SN)
mead was driven II Baltimore. Sheen al II ca mr.
head. Hogs $3.50 S5.25. SPRcrIror
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by J. G. MCGUIRE, Aucztonesr.
CUPsKi0R ROSEWOOD CASR .i'fsNO FokTF
~ Handsome Cabinet Furniture. Carpets Curt.ir s
ac.--On THURSDAY morning, Gotof,sr 18Th, a. q
O'Clock, at The hsrye four strry. hoUse on the ist
sid of 6th 30 tween ard streets, rses0tv cs-r-,
pied by tia Hon O. Faulkner, shall sell al, tie
handsome Furniture and Housekeeping Effecas
Wig: - :
Superior ~ octave wood osse Piano Porte, b.
BosRsl, -. :-ri go
Piano Stool and Cover, Whatnot .....+-.a.
Butte OF svunt Crimson GrocstelIs covered Psr
Furniture -
Pair OF handsome rcFswood MaSoan plush covered
DivAns = 30
Piush covered Tete tste Srhs, Arcs Chairs
Ro' eSrod Can re Table, III Il seat Dc
Handsome Demass severed reospticn Do
mahogany Sois' atior s.. CO
Iapsst y: Brpsse's, sad th,ee-piy Carpets
O'ici tbs, Mating Rusa
Gilt frame Mirror, F,Leiian Blinds
Crimson Damask Cu-taius, shades and Cornice
Ii Edsoma Oak Hali Set
Three ha pdAorae Cottage Chamber Suites
Fin" Walnut Carved High Pos. peiet. ed
Rosewood walnut aud mahogany Dressing Bures, .
Hair and Husk u tire Sos, Boosters and Pillows
Walnut Extension, Dining ar other 1ablas
Oott.g 60 Eedsteads, Lounges. TOT C, ssts
Handsome hantel Clock, "a C.Eirs
French China Dinuer ard Tea Ware 80.
Terms: a21 and undsr cash; ove- 800 n cre3it e
two and four months. foi notes Satisfactorily e,.
dorsed, bs ar.rg interest. -.
p S-Therdou=e ia for rent, possession Given On
the Let dag Of Snvsnlber
For terms, tc. inquire Of he Auctieneers o. on
the pr Uses
JAS. c. MCGUIRE, -
oct Id - .-.-HH Auctioneer
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ALEXANDRIA C0RREsPONDEucx.

Weather Religions Serpiees-Ea.Aibtt,on-
0es-Am"senuents-B 4e.
& ALEXANDRIA, Dot. IA, 1854.
dull, rainy morning opens the day, with promise
OF continued rain.
I'm Thursday morning, solemn requiem mass
for the repose of the soul of Mrs Catharine Roa IL
was celebrated at st: Mafy's Church, Rev, J. f..
Blo1 officiating The reverend oficiant also preached
a mos eloquent discourse on the occasion.
On the evening of the same day. the Students n,
The Rev. James Kinks Academy had an exhibition,
consisting OF prose and poetica addresses dialogues
NC, at Liberty Hail. The whole affair came of
nnefy, ann reflects great credit on all engaged 7,
Is. however, not invdous to notice the excellence
with which masters Green and Peyton Sustained
the characters OF Fitz James and Roderick Dhu. IN
a scene from the Lady Of the Lake. The enter
falnlnent Was witnessed by mary hundreds n ,,er-
sons who thronged the hall. Posperi's band added
The charms of music to the grace of eocu.ion dis
played upon the occasion, and al a seasonabIe hour
the audience retired highly pleased with the ealibi
ton.
Since last Thursday, we have been using the new
coal gas from our improved gas works. IT burns
beautifully.
On Monday, we have the exte lsiye Circu. ~
Spaldi'ig Rodgers Co, and ryman = lrsay1c at
solrees, on Tuesday.
Business is moderate, and our city health none
'he Des@ - AMI.
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% WASHINGTON INFIRMARY,

ctt~2fed on T. street, north Of the City HrIk,
: Washington.
'tHE extensive additions TO the buildings of this
Il institution are completed and constantly open
Tot the receipt n and care of the sick
Every benefit, comfort, and convenience which can
be obtained In hospitals ara secuted the snats
The instiut Is visited daily Tor otener If
sar! by Physjcssn and surgeoI from the Faculty
of the National Ne dcsl College
De. B. HELsE, resident physician, Is always in
the building; also several Resident Students and Gil
necessary attendants.
Tbs patients are nursed by the Sisters Of Mercy,
whose benevolent services have been found iuva u.
able since their introd rcton into the institution
Physicians in the city and also In th country nd
neigh boring cities having pstieats who need hoepi
tails advantages are invited to send tn to the I-
Urinary.
The charge for board IS from So 10 SO per week.
according to the sccoEamed :tions required, payable
In advance.
Persons will apply for a mission to DR.. HELEN.
resident physician, al the !nfirnary.
All communications in regard % the institution
must be to ms address.
GRAFTON TYLER, MD,
49, oeergetcwn, D. c,
Curator Of the Wsshing ton aft ,nary
Oct Gin,
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Murray LECTURES. On Monday evening, Capt.
Byrne OF the Union Guards, highly experienced
actician commences a series Of lectures on the art
ofwar, which ii would be advantageous TO all our
niar, to hear. All the officers at their meet
ing last night resolved to attend They promise Ia
be both interesting and instructive.
. .H IS. ---r<ar Y ----1l. gt.-~..a z-1-7. ..-r
+ IMMIGRATION -Latterly many OF our foreign horn
Citizens have taken notion 10 leave the T)jstrc,
and locate In the States About sixteen Irish fami-
7 esleft the Seventh Ward alb ut ten days since and
started 70 hnd home IN western Virginia MANY
have also left their homes in the Fourth and Fifth
Wards and started fer the West.
soAs OF TEAPERAsCE.-Att the annual meeting of
the Grand Division, held on Thursday night. the
following officers were elected for the ensuing wear
G. w. Patriarch. II. G. Divine; Grand Worthy A.
sociate, w. j. Knees; Grand Scribe, r. G. Camp
III Iraha treasurer, e. W. Shriner; Grand Chap
lam, Ioha johnson Grand Conductor. A. ID. Baker:
Grand Sentinel, WI Bell. -,
The OrHERAsTILIQuoR BILL SresEp.-The.a act
to "hcense, tax, and regulate whoesalssan retail
dealers, and tor other purposes the substance of
which was published in the Star of Thursday last.
has received the signature of the Mayor and roes
ift" effect on the first day of November next.
CssTRE MARKEr.- Although tile weather wa :
threatening during the whole Of last night, the mar
Set was well supplied with provi,ion of excellent
quality. The prices not 30 high as they l,nye
been, and have downward tendency.
SorND-Schwa' ze's oysters are sound, as we
know by experience, as they did cholera us; and
thos" who chose to take cur word for il can try f
gelcious vaives at the restaurant, corner of and
Eleventh Street. -
as A DESSERT after dinner, append the follow
ing from some poetic friend, closing abors of
the week: 81
AoRosTic.-To " Rem" of TIE Frcu,ng Star.
sull brightly shed thy ch. erns ray
On wealth, or humble lot,
Rekindle Freedoms light to-day,
-. And beam up n the cot,
No cloud to mar-Me Ercuine Star
Observation-Disclosures Smith, free negro pro-
'anlty; workhouse thirty days. Catharine Brown.
profanity; fine and cost Mathew Kennedy whit,
drunk; security and cost.
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VERY IMPORTANT

ITO pOUSEkEEPEkS-Just rsc.iyed several
hundred bushels of prime viii a Mercer TOTA-
TOES, " ieh will be sold below the marx ct plic
Where Ave bushels upwsrds are pu. ch ased 81 "a
per hushaI The above low prios Is limited to this
week only. Apply early Of the Old Railroad Depot
Second street and Pennsy Ivan q avenue
Alao, keeps on ha md g constant supply Of HORSE
FEED, wholesale rr retail, something cheaper than
most other establishments in the CITY, Come and
SEE. = WIN. II. SMITH d CO.
oct lily
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DI &c II.

On the 18th instant, THOMAS WHEELER, in
the 18th year of his age formerly OF Baltimore leav
% His friends and acquaintance are invited 10
attend bis funeral This Saturday afternoon AT five
O'Clock, flom his late residence on Indiana avenae
between 2-t and ID streets. 81
On the l3 h instant, VIRGINIA, wife of William,
Collins, III the 9th year of her age.
tCharestown, Va, papers please copy.]
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AJARsHAE'S SAL Elm .virsne of writ
vi Of feri fscias ssaei Fl the erks OH ID
he rcuit Conrt of the District Of Ceinmnie for the
ounry OF Waebi gtcp, and TO me dir ctetl. shs 4
expose to putlc sale. ror cssf, on MONDAY. tie
I'd day Of October, 1854 AT the front Of tbs Court
House door, at IL oci'ck NJ, the llowiag proper
IT, viz: ali that lot. pisse Or parcel of Ground y
ing and being In the city Of Washington. and dssi,
nated on fhs la 81 said city &c it 7o r., of Frei
lea Mays sut-diEfcion Of square No nine hard Il
and three, (ee3) fronting twenty feet on Eightt
stTest east, between and streets south, by o.l-
h, pdred and fourteen & i3) feet II oh deep. TO
gerher wish all and singular the Improvements.
Their or, seized and levied upon t,a property %
William d. Aiken =. foid 10 satisfy JhdiciRl &c
rs, to October Term, 1854. in favor OF BARNES ,
Mitchell. JONAH D HOOVER,
Msrshsi fer the DISTRICT of Columbia
Eep 9--dt2d0ct. o.
S. The above property 10 post
poned to MONDAY, the eth october, same hour AID
place. J. L HOOVER
Marshal for tho District Of Ccumba
sep 3d. '. ...Tf' 49, .. s.: .Is ...ts
~ The above property is further
postponed until MONDAY next, the 8 b inst ssipe
hour and place. J. D. HOOVER, MARSHAL
I'D
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" PURE Con Liver OL.-Several distinguished medical
gentlemen have lately published papers showing fine eciep
~ OF TINS simple remedy In rsnovins Coughs Influenza
bronentis and other Irritating diseases the throat aud
lungs IL important not only should be pure
Dut ina, IL should be prepared from but fresh and
heahy hver as that which Is stale impure not only
Worthless but highly Injurious troubinS the digestive
CANS and derangng the whole vital ecnony The pure ar
destitute OF any nsuseous but slightly
coored and scarcely distastefu nature the
user warrants tie OIL offered by him. z. GILMAN
oct l0-3t.
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Pennsylvania Election.

LANCASTER, Oct. IA. b. Roberts, indie.
pendent Wing, has been elected to Congress
from the 9th district over Holster, the present
member, by oDs thousand majority
Adams county gives Pollock by majority, be.
ing loss of boz. ~ 'tt! u =.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. Is The official ma.
.lori'y for Pollock in Philadelphia city fem
sracing what WAS formerly the whole city and
county, is 4,4o1!:. Johnston, Wing in 1859,
carried the city and county over Bigler By a
ma ority of 1853
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CONE AND LEARN YOUR FATE

Nj Rs. GEOh6E late OF Ems land, wi 10 in .orni
WI the larias and gentlemen of Washington NJ
vicinity chat she can be consulted On tie past pr s.
ent aud future events, at her residence No coz e,.
g. tn street, betweea Maryland avenue and stree
Vest side, Isl nd Her name is ON the door Ladies
Is cspts-gentlemsn 30 Hours from oclk in the
morning until 10 o'clock at night.
oct ling
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REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES.

NRT L are nov receiving the lNg. $, stock Of O. 2
w Futures svtr offered in this Il 3, Con,
pr=i. eFery variety Of sty:s ard nnish Thsyta-o
BEEN selected the celebrated factory Of Corn.-
Las Co., philsdc' phia, and inclEd. all OF their
patter4s. ...- 4..-...... =. ...-. 80
Owing to a re11c.iou In Price IN Gss Fixtures We
ara Iow pIepar 10 fcrnish them at les rate thar
they have ever yet been sold here o. ell swh+rs.
prios o. gas gubin. las en- materially faduce I,
and our Increased fac ltes warrants Us in saying
that we are prepared aud can execute ally work wa
may undertake cheaper and better than any other
estsb. isl mant ia ID citv.
, =, j. ". THOMPSON 3 BRO.
Piumbing 4 Gas fitting Establishment,
Pa. avenue, 8 aide, between 10th and 4 ith ste.
OCT lS--.itJan1
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S0 servant sy R:n1y s..a z zs day. ABOUT
out IL Yeas old, of ordinary growth for Boy of
his age, handsome figure and uncommon likely fare
vi b full suit of hair. His oonp EXON is brow n,
somewhat approaching black. He has mother liy.
ing vi b Mr. Fairfax Capitol Rill and an Al, at
With MI Wa hington. near The Patent Ofic. He
took with hiln many art cles of clothing ~ eng
them sevtrsl pair cf p.ntaioons the nIe- size Il
apprehension of tie BOY, when delivered to me- if
taken in the District of Columbia, or $50 f taken
out of 1t and secured in Jail He IS we'll AGA
with every part OF the District AMI Ale1a ndr,s viz
GINA. LOUISA HUNTER
oct 12-dt -" -.
80 Rsltimote Sun please copy and send bill to the
SSsI Office
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The Arctic Disester-Serious Charge Againg.
an american Consul

BosroN, Oct. I3-The St. John, New Found
land rapers of the 9TH censure Governor
Hamilton and fhe American Consul for not
taking specify and efficient measures to search
for the survivors Of the Arctic The nsw
sseched st. Johns on the Goth.
The ship Nautilus, which arrived at ST.
Johns on the lth, passed, about Is miles from
Cape Race, quantity of wrecked materials
undoubtedly belonging to the Arctic, the Wind,
however, blew too hard to save -a.- -.f
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y suIIIraRy AND NAVAL ARGUS.

rs,aEsu1 d-rs,eued having become the southern
Ccts 20, dent 0f the absve Ia,er. edited by
Uoo, Cr,lwIey tcipg DESTROYS to furnish correct
and an, hentie in orputon in &c ference 70 oil INST
t.rs 49,, srtsis1ns 10 the Military. socits thesa'd d
others com, es;ns the several Companies 10 ihi.
and adj ining eies in ing him o! any Of thsis
proc-eding5 fJr pubic. ou.
P.S-A branch ofi,e has been . tssht he'd IN
this lily, whore sue-cr ptions, adve usemene, ana
communications will be- recsived. -
Ofrc.. ga, Pa avenue, bet. 18th and 10Th ses
ort 50---f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-14
Congressional Nominations

SYRACUSE. October t3.-Thomas G. AlvooI d
has been nominated by the Softs Of the Onon.
daga District as their candidate for Congress-
The Convention, as also that of the Wings.
nominating Amos P Granger, passed resoiu
tioIs for the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave iaw.
The Free Democrats will nominate Amos ?
Granger. Sanford c. Parker 10 the nominee Of
he HaIds .