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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11

aesenueGp Iiioner.-Die 8i6ter
Ser Gcurten BON Nortbamptcn unb eeda 9aantiss
baten Sen. Grnrao S6eimer frnannt, bieien
Difrltt in Der 9oarb Der 9fepsule GcmntiIficn.
bic In, nS6ifen Sebruur f4 Tn 5arrisburs Ser'
Idmneln Icl, si teprGlentiren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11

8ef rmirtes GoIIesium. - Die
Dsutld ,HsfOrmirts 6laffs Spn Norbs Carolina
tat in jenem Staat rin Snifitut, senannt Gatapba
Gcliese. pelGtS Dor t6 Dlcnaten stablrt puree
unb iebt 100 Stupsnteu sStIt. GO febIt -jsbc&
an @elrmitieI unb Gin agent n 9e9eutpdrtig im
SesrfT In tsn nsrftiGsn StdbtfH pafir jt ectet-
tirct. ...s.~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
@us in sBethlehem.

Die Saliptsl6aitsplabe in Setblebem wrbm
jesti NIT Gas aufSdeudxet. DaFtlbe tpirb sUn
Der Gpmpans fdr 81 ubsr Bel Saas;abluns fin
$3.50 per taufnb Sub eeliefert. Die Soften
Der gBrrfe lUllen etpa $4,000 betrassn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
An DrurlSer.

Gin iunssr tteissr, ctsr Gin psrbsiratbetsr aaann
nit sinsr tltucn Saniilis, wsIdsr 5@sniiis stues
autsn @barattsrs Ouhpsiitn tuun uno binldn9l'th
fibia III bic 5sraussabe siner GnsIifden SETS
ruua m dternebnicu. fam pen elmer prnh'l''s'"
gtslt bSren, psnn ct fib fc9lsth IN rcrtctrelsn
Brisfsn an sis Grpspition pislsr 5situns wsneSt.
-s,y a %3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11

say-iinlerm Senatpr 5u Sarristurs, 5rh. Gres,
luwe maIrrm 8spralsntantsn, Srn. eaury, uns
Srn. WeiIer benz mir gu feiner SdreiterItele
aratulren, ifatten MIR fSmmtlida fur Die ueterirn'
Suna pcn Dpfumenten G6ulbiSen Dant ab.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
snaeenRreeiaen. .-gfeIiaiOnsfeinpfthnft


SO fam niat Srrbedt perben, baf #, unIsrn,
Sanoe Elm farfes @'efdbl Der llnbulbIamfeit unp
5etnol9aft StplGrn grOte1anten unS Jatboliten
I'M gBa9lrn tesri7cn III. 90 tpdren In ben, les.
ten SScden in 9leuporf, tpie neuerbnas audb an
anoern Srten, beinate bic rnflidbIten @uftritte
entItaneen aus ben Denun,iaticnen eines Strai.
lrnpreotssrs iiber ben papf unb Die fatbcliI6e
psrarhR. Tim ben tatbolIaen gStel BON eis
mem autrubr at3ubalten, prlrbe Der Straeenpre.
pi9er pom Staetmappr perbaftet. Dies brahte
Oann aber ben prcteitantil6en pSbrl In SarniIdb !;
g wuroen SclfSpclammlunssn eebaIteu uno bic
StdStcbri9teit snrlid bsipe9en, Strasenpreciaer
uno preoi9en tpieper frri ,u Iafen. Sur NIT
Nd9e ipurscn befdr6tets l6lmmc gusbrildr Der.
milpen, Dieter 3uilanb IN ietr ;u tebaurrn
cenn, cb9lsi9 an teise Gnisteit bes @laubrns
beeer ebrifrnparteien ;u bsn.en ii, IcIltc bod es
ne lolde frifliae Dultfanltsit 6eaebn, bas bri
allen gleinun8sserlaiepfnbeitrn unb Gcntrcser-
len tetne Wepnlttbaten fiptrGtm. Die 3eit Der
.ertSrrnesn Sisctterie lolte fir iDinrr poriiber
lsin/ llne 60 mare befcnbrrs Iar uuler 2anS, bas
li9 teiner brelten rsligiGlsn 1cIeran, 70 oerne
ribmt, Gin erpter SdanplIed (etwcbl nift Der
sin3lSo, psnn il6 bier Die @erfulaunaswut6 Der.
gan9entr 3citen einliellm GO[te. gI6er papltbun.
Ssttentbnni une pSbettbun srsrbsn bic 5Suptrr
IN unirrnt frrirn ennbt 70 fred, tae bic SscIasn
f@rsr "crbsr3daSen fur, -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11

pG- gDir baten bic lleberirBuns pes 9btlapel>
ptia Demofratsn fiir anlern aas;u9 Der @ouSer'
uSrs.B .BctIhaft tenubt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11

o. Die Siirscr BON Srtbls6em bieten Iebr
9rcbe SeranlaiiunSen an, UNI ben Srt ;ur Sail
.tun9 Der tGbrli6en 6dir Der 9lprtbamrtcn Galntp
baa'@eieal6aft in 8etblsbem fea,aIteQcn,
anltatt in Cation.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11

RSr Gin eirii4er 8eselbatnarbeiter iiel In Der
taltsn yiadt bonn Dieniias lebter g9cGe an benz
eanalufer bel 5reemansturs unter cem GinHuf ,u
sptelsn siquSrS III Sdlaf mb serfrcr feline 9eine
10 ietr, bae beioe ateencmmen wercen mueten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
e0rristure Sanuar 4. 1854.

5ons.-Du, ipie pieI ubr9
96rs-Deie niGt, n,eine illr iif Baiientnn-
&c seporben.
5.-gBns seporben d. ,..s
9.-D DaiIenfnots .-rrirb scn nntsren esutsn
aifa0catn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
finan,fn Sts Stats.

Ter 8efidt bcs Ocnsral-slupitUrs fir bas 9e.
scnwdrtise 9atr gilt folsenpe Statistit iiber bic
Ginnatnia uno gusSaben Scn @rnalrlpanirn fiir
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
llrnn(nluaniGhr QSr(rbarbuna.

Sieisr &Srper Sefanintelte Iid AMI 8. Sdnuar
Gswaren 80 Senatrren se9enpartis. NcGasltn
(Dem.) purpe gum SpreGer srtpablt init fplsen.
Der Stmme: MeGasItn Is, Sru,tel (9Bbis) Is.
Sm !Sauie warsn 94 @Iirber antpefenp. Die
Sttmme fiir Spre4er fanp mic fol9t: 6. g..
Gbafe 49, Geo. 8. part %, 9. 9t. Wi(lr 8,
s. q. Strutters 1, 8. .. 9Itrabam t. s. g.
5let6er I. - Serr Strutbers bdtte tsnate bas
@Idf 9ebatt, i'm Srriduf9sn Caucus Der Demo-
fraten gum Spre6er.G .Ganbioaten erflGrt su percrn,
tnoem er 80, !Sr. GbaIe ater 81 Stimmen bate.
9lm A. Sanuar wurben bic S6rri6er unb anprre
srpGbnlide Seamten setpatlt. llnier Srrunb
gielIpn gBeiier BON Gleutaun srbtrIt I'm Senat
cine Stele ais abIAretter.
gia6 Der Sr9duiItrung beiber Sdufer plrre bic
Sctl6aft pes @rupernGrs Serlelen. = Splsenbes
fnb iritter Die 5auptSerban bic BON iracnb
einfGn Sntsrefe fir Die @emeinbet lrin fSnnsn:
Der @pusernSr fAidte cine an;a6l pom Siqs
NIT Ieiaem Seto ,urid, bic BON Der lesten @rIebz
aetun9 sallirt tparen. SeY Der 9titmmuaa pa,
riiter wurbe Der @jcuYernGr In Ienen gnlidten bon
Der @elessebung unterlfdBt. glch anpere Bills
unO cine srsee 2n5atI Sitti&rften, purtrn einse>
rsidt.
6r. Sinsbau BOT einen 8rI6luf an, In rrefs
Grm anscUrpnet pirp, pa6 bic Burger res Staats
aw britten SreitaSe i'm Nir3 paribcr dbiiinmen
lpaen, cb Die EHeItlteben g4erte unb StaatSs9tns
lastn serfauft wcrbcn lclen, pper ni6t2
Gin Seidlub, bic Senatcrrn unb Jtepr2Iets
tantfn i'm Gpn9rcB Su erIu6en, bic SeratIsbms
hfErfs f4s'ier hnf Gal, All nerhinbrrn purpe einaes
Sr. Strrns fiibrts cine gill fir ben gerfduf Der
Offentli9en sSerfe unb Sr. 3esler cine Sill fir
bic abitimmuns res Bolts iiter pas eiaucr Ser
bUtseisg unS cine tn SesuS auf bic YFi6ten bes
S9erffS fn. 80 -.
gSs- slrt Sretta9 fritten fd bic Serren in Der
@eIes9ebung bdruui, rpie Siel grtra,G Gren,plore
ncn Der SptIAaft pss @cusern5rs aebrudt per.
Den irltcn, unp pas 8eIultat mar, pas $4,000
en9lti9e mb 5000 beutiGe Gremplare ,u bru.
den broroert purpai. g8mper pb bic Soerren
ni9t riiIrn, bab bic SctI6aft faft In aacn Rel,
tlnssn serSfentlidt tpirb uno babrr IdbUn alien
Seuten bstannt 1T prnn bic beprbrrten Gremrlare
5ur SBelt fcmnten. Das @ele bate paber ae.
part pernen t6nnen, ba eS cine gan, ltnnase gas.
9abe il.--lNs. SrrbaGter.
D6TStia bic jebise 9lfrmtfs III Ctrera DE.
motratiI9," unp barf fclsIi6 70 piel @rib ser.
I6wenSm ale fie nur ria.-;3am ;anfen 1T cS an
pdt, !ieber 9eOta6ter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11

Bon biefent atbsJablt tur4 ben
Sintins 5cno
3inIen ausitsbenper Certificate
actal Der iesissn funOirten
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-26
CAPTAIN DARLINGTON.

ALEXANDRIA. september %, 1854
LDIT0Rs OF TAEt STAR-GRNTI: There IL an
11 inquiry going around among our eli izena her.
II there ave two Capt. no. Carringtons in Was hing
ton. Wefnd mention made IN satur !sy evenings
STAR OF speech AIDE by enc Capt Darlington, Were
his s. ntiments and language conH,t very much
With a SPEECH msde in tits place in reference 10
toast at the dinner given to the Old Defenders Of
Baltimore, on IN l2tb inst on which occasi n be
boa ted and gforifd that in this land o. liberty ali
classes, from whatever nation they me were vel
come, and knew 70 distinction between native snd
adopted tzens Ee, as q soldier fouS ht with bosh
10 the Msxiean wa, and he bore to timony of thr
bravery Of our adopted citizens in that cam pal u
In fact, it was on. idr red rather an an 4 now
Nothing fpaech. but not pointed In proof that tbs
sentiments he uttered we in meaning tuch IS
have above named. will state that q konsn Cab
oil aud an Irishmsn by desc mt If not by birth Nj
Roach stood ny him on bench. applauaing and
pattiug his on the shoulder, IS he was spessiup.
Jaw him distinctly from here stood. CAPTAIN
Key, OF the Montgomery Guards. OF your ei,y, Was
Slsr present Yours &c 49,
sep 26--lt MANY LEADERS,
Ps-A similar fcaue, it is lad. oc .urred at the
sider CO OF Capt Key, On the evening Of the 10Th
SeDtGm Der
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-26
Proposals FOR RArIoNs roR lss5
HEADQUARTERS MAHINE Coxps.
QuArtermastsrs Once.
HRshinGfnn. Seufsrnh,er "a lsEA

HEADQUARTERS MANN CokPs,
euArtermasters Once. !
Washington, September q, 1884
CEpARsTE SEALED PROPOSALS VIII b.
- ceived Ut his cffi @ until ~ clocS !. m
Tuesday, the 2itn day Of October next, for fu mis-
ing Rafions to tie United State Marines at the 4
lowing Stations for the year lsa5, via:
Char'esto u. Mssfac hu ct s. sss rt
Portsmouth, New Hsmpehire
Brooklyn, Long leland, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylysnia
Gosp ri, near Norfolk, Virginia
Warnings ton, Florida and .. Oh
washington City, District of Columbia
IA Ration n consist or round and q or,
Ter Of fresh beef, or three quarters of q pound
mess pork, eli htetn ounces OF brea made OF spn.
fne fou-, or superfns f1ur nj the op,iop Of !
government, and at the rate of tx pounds of 90,
collie, twelve po1nds OF the bat New Orleans 4
gar eight of the best white bes u.s. four
OF vinegar, two quarts Of salt foar pound. Of &c,
hsft brown soap, and one I'd . half pounds Of 20
hard dipped tsllow candles, 10 one hundred :
tiopa
The beef required shalt be deliv. red On the ord,
OF the comranding OH or of each station, either
bulk or by single ration. and shall consist of d
best and mot choice pieces of the carcass
The Iork to be No prime mess pork, ard n
groceries to be # the best quality OF the in.
gained, sll subject % Inspection. NO bid 81 D.. :,
tertnin-d unless accompanied by the nam, Of "
sur.tes known to this otce, certified To by aon.
a6icial pei son.
To be endorsed Proposals. for Ratiops for n
year 1855" and ediIe sd to tie Quar,ermsser
he Marine { orps Washington, ID c.
The Patriot, ,ouo"rd, N. H.: Gazette, Por-srnou.
y IT,; Morning rost and Daily lines Po.t,u Ma,
Day fook, New Yors: fsgle. BIooklyn,N Y: IN
sylvsnian end Evening Argus, Phtlade rEIa- p,
Giobe Portsmouth. Va; Argus. Norfolk, Ia Dem
&c at, Pensa ola. Fla; snd ansient City St Augu.
une Fla viii publish the above three times W i
until tie gath Of October next, and send bill. a,
c'mparisd by copy OF this advertisement TO this q
doe for payment.
sen 25
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-26
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING rR1ss

The InteAtgeneer explains that the Wings
of New York took Myron Clark for the guber.
Material candidate, because be was decidedly
the favorite of the Maine law vote The same
journal quotes from the Times, published al
Bath, Me-, a Democratic paper, an explana-
ton of the recent Democratic defeat IN that
State, the force of which strikes us:
eff Nebraska had any thing to do With il,
We lost more by shirkiDg responsibility and
tenn orizing with the hue and cry raised against
the Till than by the peoples opposition TO It,
soDse Of ohv pupers opposed rhe BILL Ia the
most 81 otent hummer, and then turned round
and took course which their previous arZu.
ments condemned. Thus they were obliged
to fight against themselves in fghting seains,
the enemy. The people will stand almost any
thing better than such double-dealing
W. have lost all the Congressional districts
1t is said, because the people we're opposed to
Nebraska All in your eye." We made a
mistake in some Of the districts in putting GU,
candidates on the stump against Nebraska and
stealing Wing anti-N ebraska thander for Con
gressional Convention resolutions It would
ha'e been far better to have gone tho Who'll.
figure and proclaimed the old Democratic doc
trine OF popular sovereignty" .....-
The Union IL, to-day, marked with srea
ability, indeed, as political paper. it, lead
er embraces historical synopsis of the toler
alton legislation, &C., of the Catholic authori
ties of Maryland, while most of the Other
North American Colonies were prosecuting re
hgionists differing from them in q greater OF
less degree. The editor pokes fun at the
National lnteft,grnesr for its idea that OK
Senator Phelps e. Corialanus, who detssts thei
sinking breath'-as Vermont paper style
him. may by any chance be re- elected by thu
coalition majority Of their Legislature Ex
Senator Phelps is, emphatically, an anti
ismatic Wing, being as staunchly opposed t
all the isnls as any other gentleman in tn,
land, OF either party. ''.i
The Ss"tind argues that the Democrat,
are ''the Old Guard" A change seems to have
come over the spirit Of its dream, in this con.
nection, if We reoollect correctly.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-26


which hquidaled damages may h. recovered p.
time DO time as they Bcc rue. 49, ~
The Surciles must sign the contract ai,d CO..
that they, m the Gggresne, are worth u,sr al
above uou debts aud Institutes uie iJi aIuo,,,, :,
the contract '' ' q
Each Oder must be sgned blythe person D. u. 49,
making Y, mo by The grparsniors, according o. ~,
form anfirNed; and ffeir residence naming The ,o,
and State, mus be distinctly stated
III Is 10 he provided In the contract that 4 Q hu,,
shall have the power OF annuihng the cop,r,..'
~ithost foss w damage 20 the rosermsrt An c.
Congress shall not have mapic su iclcni spDropr,
tons for the articles named, fsa The comps,,o.
~ the works estimated for. aud on which ihl. a
vertisemcutis based. ,1as..
Persons whose offeSs shall be- accented will a.
notified by letter through the post office, which "a
tee shan he considered Sufficient and IL th.y =
10; enter into contract Tor the supplies s2ectf.s
within fifteen DAYS FROM the date OF notice from tn
bufeoas at che aeerwsnrn az their bad, a cou,r.~
ufl BE made w1fh some other person or penons AZ
the rutrSntor<w .hf-. de s,fNins bidder wA be brS
re=pnnIhle for all deiinquencies.
All o1en rot made Hy7cf conf smity with TN
advertisement Will at -ths option OF the bIrrsu 4.
rejected. Those only whose offers way be accep,.t
viii be notified, and contracts VIII be ready for e,
ecution without d'laS nv M" navy arert al
and IN Of avn ga sfioa a,sine IN tie ootrs, a
erecut,ag the CON raSs mast Ne settsd tv fAe ter
! y, 'r'thoWf going behtnd. that instrumssf.
Jos. SMITH, Chief Of Bureau
FORM oF OFFER.
fothe Chief Of the B'reGa Of YGrds and Dock,
..... Mary Department
OF ,inthe srste pf-i
hereby oner 10 furnish, under your sdyer1i.e,ns,
dated day OF '"1' ~ ~ nrt
all the requirements Of the Same al H.. -, -
braced in class No. VIZ. 'N''' e"
Here insert the articles, with prices carr,.a ,,,
l amounting TO write the aggregate in words \ AZ
| propose name the agent If one Is required by n
ADVERTISEMENT
The undersigned, e
in the State Of and
| IN the state OF as qua
will, II s,frr no :,
cefted, enter into contract. before required VI
the United States, within fifteen DAYS after the A,
Of notice through the post Office of the acceptsn,
az bid, as before mentioned
| -.. Csignaiures)
Icernfy that the above named
| and are known 10 me
| be good and responsible guaranfors in thi<case.
(To be signed nv navy agent. collector or dlstr
attorney, or some other persou known 10 n
| bureau 10 he creditable.)
| sep 26-iaw4w..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-26

HE YELLOW FEVER AT THE SoUrr.-We
have converted with gentleman direct from
Savannah, Aug sta, and Charleston, who
states that there Is not the slightest exaggera.
ton IN the telegrapbic reports in regard to the
alarm and distress prevailing particularly in
the first two named cities. Lie says tina. i,
there is any abatement in the ravages of the
yellow fever, it is merely for the want of sub.
jeets, as Savannah and Augusta are nearly
depoP1iated. He believes that in proportion
to the size of the population, the suffering ha:
been equally Us great at Augusta as at So
yannan.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-26

10. The most beautiful! invention for gas iI'uni
nation Is the Patent srds Burner, OF D. Il. soliay
BY experience it has b. found 10 give 26 per cent
nore light than any cthr burner yet invented
without any additional assumption OF gas 80:
kddres, J. A. SO L.pAY, Star Office
Twenty i've per ceot more light 81 tits, by means
ofth> Patent slide Gas Burn.r.
Address A. ScLL!DAY, Star oface.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

WE the undersigned, through passengers, give
w notice tn the pubic t, bs on their gusri
Against irpositiouE practsed through passenger
soirg Forth and east. The passenger car which
% to take them rem Camden street station to the
philadelphia station, in Baltmo re, is STOPPED in
Pratt treet by order OF the conduc and the paf-
,enge-s enticed out OF ths cara by said eonduc
tor and 9TH telling them break fast Is ready snn
will have full time for the PhiisdelI his cars nv
this means are left behind ill the next train
OF cars, as We are We ask for infoI alton on his
subject FROM the Rail- Dad Company what it means
In The &n time We state the facts for he travelling
,,ubiic not 10 b. imposed on
Ill j. DALE, Tennessee;
J.. S StMHONS, Alahama; ....7 .
J. P. KEYNES, MississiBp;
DRWAfD, Covington, Ga;
THOMAS SIMMONf ON, New York:
J. II. STANTON, Virginia
baltimore, sep 26-3t<
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-26

NOT TRUE--Tbe Baltimore Sun says, in
noticing the reduction in the size of its New
York co,enporary .:E
"ihe S"n, in EIitiInore, and the Public
LsdPsT, in Phlladel phia. are now the two
largest penny papers in the country
This lie tot true. Tho Epenine Star is as
large as the Baltimore San. Ia Make the cor
rection, Nr. SIM. .. -...-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-26

TkLEGRAPHING--The Washington Star, and
probably hundreds of others, published the
following telegraphic des patch from California
sometime since Tho news from the mines is
encouraging there has been slight fal. OF
snow 1T Jernigan." We learn by the San
Francisco Herald that the follouing, from the
San Francisco Chronicle, was the basis of the
despatch: The grand jury. of the United
states district court have found true bills
against Walker, S.cw and Jernigan" We
Soufd mint in passing. that this is better than
they do sometimes.-E.cchange.
Ii is true that the Sespatch noticed above
appeared in the Star; but it Is also true tina,
On the day following its publication, unde,
the head Of "Freaks Of the Telegraph We
pointed out the ludricous mistake, which
the San Francisco Herald never would have
seen, had it not been for the paragraph We
penned. ..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-26
NOTICE.

hE bustress heretofore conducted ur der the
nsme aud style OF william @ barp,r Co. his
been purchased this dav BY WA u Har per- who
Will continue this business on his own q count
NM y HARPER is duly authorized 10 collect ALI
debts due the old co1csrn. end has become res.s NJ
site. by sgrssnent for o II debts due TO tbe ,rsd
't,Ts tbereof.an i'a@ - b. j.. ssMMEs 4 GRO =
70 go IT, rils4'sA WM. G HARPkR.
Washington, d. G, july 2Stb, ls54z, .-s.,l
Bep 2o-St
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-26

CH REWARD.-L0ST.-A mall Geld Chem, with
eDc Gold Preast in, representing h. trunk Of
tree. (or log Of wood) with blue ename led leaves
attached-a YER sm II gid Locket With light hah
in it, and smsll gold Heart. The locket and hrat
were attached to the chain, which was confined tn
he neck by the brssstoin.s The above reward WI
be paid to the finder on leaving these a-t;s!es--r
three dolltrs FOR the chain ocxet and heart Il left
at Il q Star Office cen "a /, i.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-26

NJ Boss Bread Bak ers.-A meet;ns o.
tE3 the Bo-s Br. ad Bakers of this city will b.
he'd at Potomac Hall, Corner Maryland avenue aud
18th strest, Island, Tomorrow (W-dp. siay) Az
TERNoON, ct O'Clock, in order to the adoption Of
some measure with regar! to the new law.
A 'ull att. ndance is pI1,iculsrly desi,ei. '- rt
SEP 26-ltt u
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-26

COMING, DowS WITH A RuN There Was
quite panic in the New York -four market
yesterday. Prices Of all grades receded fifty
to seventy-6ve cents barrel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-26

REMOVAL
OF THE IS CT. DAGUERREAN GALLERY
T'HE Old iginal TWENTY-FIVE CENT IA
L GUERREAN GALLERY has Ia N remove d from
over q. u. Guman's Grug Store to Penusylyani.
avenue, between Ninth and Ten b streets, directly
over NJ W. Gait Il Bro 3 JsweIry Store, where ".
shall be permanently located and with our ususll,
accommodating principles, shall be ready to give
satis faction to all persons who favor us with their
patronage DO not forget he pla"e- between Ninth
and Tenth streets, over Messrs Calf Bro L. a..
ry Store d. STEWART Pronr,s,o.
sep 70 - oi* (hlex Gazette)
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-THE THREE t.HoCsAsD AND FiPrY CLER
GYAEs-The religion ef Jesus Christ could
not unite them; but politics has done what
Christianity could not, They were an unit on
Nebraska How potent is politics,
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LfRtNCA WHITING INK. by P,rine Guyot
Il Bank of england Writing Ink, by Jones ma
ksr by appointment
impo ted direct from the N, nfscturers In Lot
don and Psris by FKANCk TAYLOR
,ep 90
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TIE RIors ENDED. Under this head,
the New Orleans Picayune, Of Wednesday
last. announces the termination Of the riots In
that city. ..--
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Mr. FULLER ELECTED TO CoNaREss FROM
MAINE We have intelligence from Augusta
under date of the I'D, from the best authority.
says the Boston Post) which expresses GER
tain conviction that Mr. Fuller has been
chosen. Our correspondent says:
=" The tables published in the Ago left Mr..
FULLER 303 behind Milliken Returns since
received reduce this num6er to14l The Gov
ernor vote of other places Indicates further
reduction that puts the boot on the other leg
z and then the plantation of Hancock. not
heard from, is safe for 100 more in Fuller q
favor, which will carry him safe over Jordan. !"
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CHARGES TOO MucH.-The proprietor of the
Natural Bridge, in Virginia, charges ono dol,
lar for sigh. at the same. The New York
E1pTes' is Of opinion that York shilling I,
more than the sight Is worth.
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g lash WEIGHTS, &c.-Ths sub..r;h. !,
~ would call the attent Of carpenters and build
era to his large stecS of Sash Weights. which com
ing. -o' "u''
Also, Yah Cord, ard most complete a.st m.nt
OF building Hardssrr, all Of which is offered a. low
a' can o. p1rcha:ed this side Of New York call
- ts pee luly solicited, fully confident the prices
Will SUIT ~ ..- JOS. l. 'AVAGE,
Sign Of che Large Gilt Saw,
sep 20 Pa avenue, uea- 10Th at
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ATTORNEY GENEEsIs oyY1cE

September Is, 1854
4 ny per on having i, their possessson the Dr..
"A volume OF "Merlin's Repertoire Tn versil," .
longing 70 this ofic-, will confer great favor by
turning IT, Z. GUSHING.
sep Get
NOR SALE-The subscribe has ,eysrsl psir,
Il Shanghai AMI Coctin China CHICKENS I
lie low, at his residsncA ext west Of National o.
serSAtoey, on 70 81. JN0 IOYLE
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SCHOOL TE4tHERs.-Gov. Slade arrived in
albany on Friday evening accompanied by
twenty live oung women on their way to The
!, tat west as teachers, under the patronage Of
the Educational Society. The Society has
sent gu; over 400 teachers