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IOUNTRY RESIDENCES for rent.
~ have for rent, several new HOUSES, with 2
acres OF ground attached to EACH situated on Kep.
dali Green" little more than mile n ,rtheasterly
from the Capitol.
These housea are spacious and convenient, with q
excellent water at hand. f' "a
The situation is beautiful, overlooking a large
portion OF tie city, and in full view the Capitol
The approach Ia By 7tb and Il sts. Delaware ave.
nue. and NJ street wv
An Omnibus line for usual fare, has been perm..
nent!y established On the route, and rpns twice
day between Kendall Green and the President 8
squsre, leaving at a. m. and p. m. Retu ming.
leaves Centre MARKET, where it makes brief .to Nd
at 9H and So O'Clock. ''~.'u'
Rent-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS q wear.
The houses not yet tsken are open for inspection
ana can be ssen by applying to WIN. SfICkNEY.
denca, near the premises. ~ Ae''
IL Att AAyoo
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By j. G. MCGUIRE. Aucttoneer.
7 RUsTEE'S BALE CT HOUSEHOLD 4 HITCH
en- furntura, Bar Fxtur Cd, &c. BIZ virtue Of
a deed Of trust bearing Gate the 4 day OF Septeu
ber 1853, and recorded In Iiber J. A. s. No. 6s 70
hos 81. &c. the subscribers will cell at pubic eals
on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of s.ptembe next, at
10 O'Clock a. m at the Natior al IA ing House, on
the c0rner of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenu.
ali the Hou-ebo)d and Kitchen Fu' nitura, Far Fix
lures &C., OF that extsr sive establishment consist
ing CT
Mahogany h. ir eeat Sofas and Chairs
D, sjdeboards, Dining Tables
Do marble top Centre and Side Tables
To Card &c tire and si'e Tables
Do Tressiog and Pla n Bureaus, Washstande
anut. cak. AMI Painted Cfice Chairs
tedsteads. Hair an husk Mattre sses
Feather Hsis and Bedding
Gilt ard MAHOGANY framed Mirrors
Par!or, chamber and ttair Carpets
silver nd plat Spo"ps nnd Forks
Ivory hanfl-d Tat lie Cutlery
Chatting Dishes Dish Covers
Cut and plain Gil ,sswnre
A large as ortEent Of china, Farther, ard Stone.
Hsndson stained Glsss Dor
Together With a large assortment Of Copper Iron
and Tin Kitchen Utensils
Terms: All sums under $40 cash; over $50 and
under $50 thirty DAYS; over s. and under SiGo So
90, and 80 Gays; Sl00 snd q credit Of thirty,
sixty, nn.ty. and one hundred s>d t~.pty avs
for notes, with eniorsers to he approved by the
,rus'e' barring ist-rst fro IN dly Of sale.
1.-THE term cf sale a'e net com lied with within
t. rec days after the saia hr prov erty will BE- resold
at the risk and expense Of nrst pucf sser.
CHAS. s. WALLACH, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
sep I'D Auction er
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sug 2S-M&WSw A eo"n'9'
MARsHAL,s sALE,-In yir,n. 80 49,

MI ARsHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of \ wi,
W OF neri fscas issu ed from the Clerks Ofi,s of
Sonrt of the District OF Colum cis for tn.
ooun'y OF Washington, and to me dir cted. 7 shsll
expose 70 public saIe. for cash, on MONDAY. the
"a Gay Of October. 1854 at the front of the Court
house door, at ~ clock, n the Z howins proper.
ty.sH: All thst lot, piece or parcel of Ground w.
ing ana being In the city OF Warrington and desis
nsted on The lat Of said city LIT No K, of Pred
er'ek Nays bdisisiop of square No nine hundred
ano three, (so3o fronting twenty feet on kighth
ssset east, between and G streets south, by enc
ne ndred epd fourteen Ql4) feet one inch deep. to
getner with Gil and singular the improvenents
xnsreon eeised and levied upon as the property Of
William A. Aiken. ard sold to satisfy Juiicisl No
e. To October Term, 1854 IN fsvor OF prrnss \
Mitchell. JONAH u HoOvrp
Hsrshal for the District Of Columbia
sep o-dt2dOct
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COAL AND WOOD.

WE are now resolving cur regular supply of the
'! best Philadelphia Red and White Ash COAL,
and are prepared to deliver at the lowest In arket
prices.
We have determined to purchase n, inferior quail
tiles Of Anthracite Goal, for the s.ke Of deriving
few ents per ton additional profit, and by doing 20
give tne consumer an unsatisfactory srticle, hut
article In all cases, we'll prepared-free IF m sl.ts
and dust.
Every load Of Coal sent from our yard Ia car,fuuy
aceighsd, mot measured) and 2 AO pounds given to
the ton.
Coal in sizes suitable for Stoves, Ranges Crates,
sizes.
Also, Cumberland Coal in Jumps, and for Black
smiths parpo.es.
A good stock Of Hickory, Oak, and Pine WOOD
always on hand.
Perfons wishing a good article at fair prcs
should give Us Q call before purchasing Of other
yarcs w. WATERS CO.
Office corner Of 18th and y STREETS
NOW at the Wharf ca 60 Of ". A. Stove and Egg
Coal, and receiving weekly the different kinis.
sep I@eoot w. f. W. h co
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BY e. s. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
7 RUsTxHs SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOr
j IN GEORGETOWN, NEAR TIE TWENTY
BuILDINss-on THURSDAY, the 18th Of Octo
Der next, at o'clock. p. m in front Of the premi
ses shall ell at public auction, by virtue Of .
Deed Of Trust from Henry Goldsmith and Elisabeth
his wife, {" the subscriber. bearing date fffh Of
Ohtober. 1859, and daily recorded in the lard
records for Warrington county. District # Coum
bia, part Of let No. 49, situated at the southeast
corner Of Market and Fourth streets, in Beatty and
Hawkins addition to Georgetown beginning for II
said piece at the south eat corner Of said street
thence southerly With the line Of Market street
thirty.two feet six inches to Henry TeDpels' lot
thence with his grou easterly seventy feet o
Or less. thence Dortherly parallel with Market
street thirty two feet six inches to Fourth street
and VII It westerly seventy feet less to the
beginning, with the improvements which consist of
COED two story Brick House
Tsrms? Ooe-third cash, the balance in six and
twelve months; the deferred paym- mt to be occurred
by deed CT trust on the property. All conveyance
at tn, cost Of tie purchaser
GEORGE LAURY,
sep l1-wtOctl2 Trustee
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PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, AND
TIMING.

'IHs undersigned, having added GasFittine TO
L their iormsr business, are Row prepared 10 ex
ecute all orders In that line in the cheapest mcst
expedite and approved manner
tLUMBlNG and TINNIaG done as bereto'ore.
,, a nne assortment of STOVES, Tin and Sheet Iron
WAKE cons antly on hand. 40
s0ie agents 10 the District for Mace Patent
aoI AK FURNACES. for heating Public Buildipes.
Churches, Halls, Priva'e Rt sidences 40
Also, r barker's Double Acting FORCE PUMPS
PERSONS In wsnt Of any of the abo " articles will
ma It TO tner advantage to cali on US ere purcha
sing elsewhere.
Pedging themselves to prompt execution of all
crd' re- entrusted to them, they most respectfully
Solicit confinuarc~ Of the fsvors 80 Jiberally he
slowed upon them by their f rmer patrons and the
pubic In genera PURSE 4 COLLINS,
Nos $50 and 81, Pc. sv- opposite Willards' Hotel
aep Gam ~
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BIZ G T. DYER.
K. s.. WRIGHT. Aurtson

VERy vALUABLs PROPERTY a. Auction n,
v. TUESDAY evening next the 18th instant. st
q. o,eoek shall Sell, in front of the preUaisee
part OF Let No. IA, 10 squsre a55 fronting 20 feet On
Nofth ~ between 9th and It'll streets, running ,ck
III ieet to 10 foot pared sIlsv IL, proved b1 TO
north. eA' d Sio Per
me soove can be recdily improved, ss the walls
Terms: $500 cash; 5000 on the 1st March ner..
ne balance IN nenthty ins,slnents of $50 each,
os iA'ereS' eep Id
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HANDs0aR BUILDING LOT at Auct.on.-ou
IL THURSDAY e 14th in .tsnt We shall SELL
iu front of the premises, at 6k O'Clock D m =, Lot
q. IL. in square ee7, having q front on North G
OF 20 feet, between 1t and 81 street vest running
back l20 fees. containing $500 20. feet.
TIL. indisputabe.
Terms: Onethird caIh: TIE balance in and ~
months for notes bearing iutercst from the day OF
the sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
rep i'll Auc6oneers
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Democratic Meeting at Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1910 p. m-An i'm.
70 ense Democratic mass meeting is now being
nelo 10 Exchange Place. 1t lie computed that
lnete are upwards OF ten Thousand persous
present. The greatest enthuiasm nrsysI.
and, to add to the excitement of tbs scans'
there is brilliant display of fireworks. The
cheering Of the multitude in response to the
appeals OF the speakers, is almos. desfeninu-
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF Ho OF REPS U. 8,

OYHcl OF CLIRK OF 10 OF REPS u 8,
September 4, 1864.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be recaived az this of
rs, 1884, f,r furnishing one hundred and fifty tons
best quality anthracite COAL one half red ash arc
one half white ash. The coal must be pure, Of egg
size, 240 pounds to the ton, and delivered free OF
extra charge In the vaults of the Capitol
Also, for furnishing one hundred and fifty cords
OF best quality seasoned hickory wood, one hundred
aud twenty-five cords to be sawed once, and twenty
five cords to be sawed twice; tina whole to be meas.
ured, sawed, and slowed away in the vaults at tina
Capitol, at the expense Of the contractor.
Both wood and coal are to be delivered on or be.
fore the 18th day of October next and to be subject
to inspection as to quality veight and measure by
person to be designated by the Clerk for that pur.
pose JOHN w. FORNEY,
Clerk Of House Of Representatives q. g.
sep 6-dt25th
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SELLING OFF AT COST. no MOVE

II'hE subacEib>r, beisg compelled 10 move his
IL stock Of Boots and shoes by the Is, Of October
In order to op his new Establishment with az en-.
ule new stock, has determined to Sl his antire
stock Of Boots and Shoes, which is large and we'll
selected embracing esery kind OF Shoe USUALLY kept
IN veil regulated store, at ime cost H-ads OF
!ames and al others In want Of articles In his line
Will ma tnn rare oppoi tunity t. lay in supplies
GRO. BURNr,
Pa. avenue, between Sth and 9th sts
opposite Centre Marset
IN and after October LIST my friends and patrons
VIII ma me located ID door west Of the corner 9Th
street, s1joiping Patterson Naiy ma dru0 tor g.;
tas store formerly occupied BY Geo. Savage. ESQ
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sep lid
By GREEN d SCOTT. Aur,,on..

by GREEN d SCOTT. Aucttoneer..
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
- Cow. &C at Auction.-On FRIDAY, the 18th
instant, we shall sell, ut the residence of Mrs hui
tel' ON SCUM capitol street. few doors south of
the r. oples Church at o'clock D. !, lot of Fur.
nture, viz: ' " " III
mahogany dining and centre Tables and Bureaus
maple high and low post Bedsteads and Chairs
Mahstards CupboaIds. Stove, Lumber &c.
Glass and Crockery We're, and Kitchen UtsnsiIs
milk. WV "H10n no" gives
Terms cash.
The House is for rent. Apply on n,er,;ses
sep I'D ~ l,
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l2-The foreign news has
bad depressing efec, on the market for bread.
stuffs No sales Of -four reported Wheat
sales of $4,000 bushels. White, 81. 7Oa$I rs.
red, 81 55a$l SO. Corn-sales of 1000 bushels
Of white at Sic. and yellow at 7sc.
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HSY VIRTUE Of writ nf vsnditioni expapss. Is
- sued by j. 8 Myer, one OF the JUST ga 1f m.
r ace for Warrington county, d. C., and to IT. al.
1ont OF the premises, on Til URSDAY, the 2sth do,
OF september next, at o'clock o. m, for cash. ons
orck NE and lot, situated on sth street west he
twsen and streets south, in Square No All. in
the City Of Washington, late the nr,nerty 80 d"
WISE s.ized and in cution ct the suit OF illism
D. Aooo HENRY YEATMAN
constable for Washington county.
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TELNRAPHIC
Expressly for the Daily REsnins Star
The Ravases Of Cholera at COLUMN. n

BALTIMORE, Sept. l3.-The cholera 1, ,,;u
raging to frightful extent In Columbia, p,
Yesterday, forty new cases and fifteen death,
are reported. Several new cases this morning.
The town hall has been converted into a
cholera hospital.
The citizens are burning tar barrels in the
streets in order to purify the atmosphere.
There is great distress for the want of M.
tendance and proper food.
Out Of population Of nearly Eve thousand.
dfteen hundred only remain. The res, bsr.
fed.
The hotels and stores are all closed
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The Savannah Sufferer

New YORK. Sept 12.-There Wa, q n..r,.
OF merchants this afternoon In the FYch.naSs
Tor the relief of the poor of Savannah, nov
suffering from the prevailing epidemic. A
telegraphic despatch was sent TO the Mavor Of
Savannah to draw immediately for one tbou.
and dollars. It'll supposed tina. five thousand
dollars will be raised
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GEORGETOWN u g.

Az NJ ~.
Mrs. a: Il. II: o & SisfA' PRINCIPALS
HE duties Of this Seminary will be resumed On
1 FRIDAY, Septe mber lsr. va
Tns course of studies actually pursued in this 1,
sasanon emorsces higher and more thorough
mary In the Union. '-'' N'''
The Location Of the Seminary is remarkable for IT,
salubslty The buildings large, the rooms cars
pie 0 'eiS AN'
Terms for boarding pupils, $500 per session Of 10
months, payable on the list September and H., q,
February: This charge includes boarding, tuition
10 English and Mathematics, room rent, fuel, Light
and Painting extra
Day scholars from IS to $40 per quarter, sccordina
to the lasses which they enter
Reference is made to DR.. Grafton Tyler, CAPTAIN
S rs" T. De Ia Koch, W. G. Ridgely. ESQ, Hunter
Robert p Dotg., Esq, and Dr. o. NJ. Lintbicnm
Georgetown, D, @; and to Jos. Il. Bradley, Esq.
aaron Z: Dayton, Esq, and Mr.. Fitzhugh Coyis
VIa-u intel Uniop) -
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II LARARkE.

- Cernsr @ and 10M street,.
respectfully informs the public Of WASHINGTON
tnst &c has on hand, and makes to order the hsst
kind Of metallic Numbers and figures for honsss
h'tes. church pews, &e The citizens are rsouestai
70 call and examine these beautiful Numbe,s and
Figures s'o
eo' oaAno Numoefs, g1ideo. sep 4-lm
n. b-Speci0ens Of the Numbers can be fe.n at
Sylvssters Drug Store, Pa. avenue and IIth street
Dr hutts, Pa. avenue and 18th street. and Chsa
=; DaFiss Drug Store, First Ward. These figures
VIII never tarnish or change color,
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BY G.. F. DYER.
Es =, WIGHT. kucttone>r

~ 10 AuctIOnSeH.
nv WEnNk SD.Y eysriog nexs. The oath inc.
~ at o'ceck, hal rsiI, ! tr,nt Of The preni'
ses, Lots Nos and !, in Dxvidacn's subdivision a.
sQ"are l6l, frontirR rs feet each n north street
oet~sen CONNECTICUT avenue and 18th street wes.
running b-cs 12s feet. w.
Ihe above Lois a.s situated In tbs noss rap3aIv
improving part Of the city, AID wor hy sttsnti,.
as they must be sold. - ~'>s1'
three vs.rs ~ Gnss cash he'as. in one. two and
inherent Ictolily s.cu ed, barring
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Coz. sEAros AND THE DErssDERs.-In our

COL. SEAfoN AND THE DEPBEDERs.-1n our
hasty notice yesterday We omitted to mention
the opportune manner in which Col W. W.
Seaton received the Old Defenders at the depot.
He had spread out for them in the ladies' sa-
loon tables covered with such refreshments as
suited them after their travel, of which the
old soldiers psrtook most cheerfully, after
which Col. Seaton addressed them in q few
eloquent words OF welcome, on the part of the
citizens and soldiers of 1912 now residing in
Washington. The visitors then, at the invita-
ton of Capt Key, of the Montgomery Guards.
who was In uniform, proceeded 10 his residence,
and enjoyed bountiful COLLATION., given by
that gallant officer, as We reported yesterday
FUNERAL OF Mrs. BENTON. Yesterday af.
ternoon, the funeral Of Mrs Elizabeth Benton
wlte OF the Hon. Thos II Benton, took place
from her residence on street. General Hen
derson, General Jessup, Hon R. II. Stanton
OF Kentucky, Hon. W. s. Ashe, Colonel Sea-
ton, Commodore McCauley, Hon. 0 Single
ton, and f. P. Blair, acted as pall bearers
Among others who followed the remains to the
tomb, was the Presiden. of the United States.
Mrs Benton has been i'll for many years. Mr..
Benton is now in Missouri.
WfAAN'S WIrCHEkI Es.-The magician con-
tinues to astonish his audiences with the skilful
feats he performs, and amuse them with auto
nations, his rich ventrioquisms and the gen.
eral entertainment. This evening he gives
the third and nearly last of the series Odd
Fellows Hall being the temple of his wonder
full my steries.
WATCH RErURSs.-Three youths, Thomas
Clark, of Virginia, aged Is years. John E.
Heating, Of New York, aged Is years, and
Jeremiah O'Leary, of Virginia, aged IA years,
were brought in for improper behavior. Rep
remanded and discharged.
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AMOS. KENDALL.

RCiLDiNd LOIS.-For sale several desirable
ID Building Lots in the vicinity of the Citv Hail.
also in the lst Ward and also variety in ali Other
parts of the city. Also, two email frame dwellings.
situated in an wing neighborhood all of which
nll Dc sold on terms accommodating. Apply to
David Myerle, at HRS. Adsms', opposite to Brovns
Hotel, or through the post Office post paid.
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Sailing Of the Eunnna

bosrcs, September l3-The royal mail
steamer Europa sailed at noon to day for Liv.
srrool She took out eighty-two passengers
and half million Of specie on freight
among the passengers is VIM. Bargoux, ESQ
Bearer Of Dispatches
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Failures Among Stock Operators.

New YORK, September l3.-Several failures
are announced to day in Wall street of outside
stock operators, in consequence of the large
advance in the stocks and bonds of the Fri.
Railroad.
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HAMILTON G. FAINT.

BANKER AND DEALsR IN EXCHANGE sTocEs e.
fsnnsylransa acenus, te,,osen ~ and 6,h streets
Huntington, D. O.
NCURRENT Money and Land Warrants bought
~ and SOIL Drafts on all the principal tiles sold
to suit purchaser. Six per cent. allow on oil
moneys remaining on dspo.its over thirty days.
CLAIM against the Govern ment collected
sep 5-eolm
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MIR. BUSHNELL'S SCHOOL

18Th, bst,uesn r. as.d G. streets, Washtuoto,. d e.
T'HE next session will commence on the list Mon
j day in September.
The course of instruction embraces Ancient ard
Modern Languages, Mathematics, the Elements Of
Natural and Moral scirnce, together with all the
English branches usually taught in the best schools
Circulars may be had st the school room or at III.
bookstores .ua 1I-aoI~s
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a uction Sales.
By GREEN q SCOTT, Auctionssrs.

By GREEN q SCOTT, Auctionesfs.
ERAME BoUsE AND Lor and Brick Babe orer
L at Auction-Oa MONDAY, the 18th irs ant
We shall sel In front o, the premise at O'Clock
p m North part Of Lot In Square No 4sI, ! asipg
front Of twenty test 9th STREET W st. a, the CIR
ner Of torh street, running back 90 feet. With
the fu pcovemsnts, which good two story fran
House, containing FIVE god and co ~ eniently Or.
ranged rooms and brick bake oven, BY 10 feet.
an. good stable.
Terms: One third cash the balance In six and
" months, the purchaser to give noes for The
deferred payments, bearing interest from the day Of
sale.
deed given and deed If trust taken.
GREEN 3 SCOTT,
sep Sd Auctioueere
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

The Wsather-Recepfion of tile Defsudrrs-
Parade-Dtnner-Par s. King
Shay-Netc Locomotive.
ALEXANDRIA, September IL, 1854.
Heavy clouds hang above Us this morning.
and now and then struggling drops of rain be-
token a coming shower.
Yesterday was quite gala day in our city
Early in the morning our two fine military
companies, the Mount Vernon Guards, Capt
I. w. Ashby, and the Mechanical Artillery
Capt. G. Duffey, assembled at their armories
whence the former moved to the s, Gamer George
Page and embarked with q portion of the
committee Of reception for your city, and the
latter proceeded to the wharf, where they
awaited with their field pieces to salute the
expected guests. The clouds, which hung
heavy all the morning, cleared away toward
noon, and soon the thunder of Capt. Duffey's
cannon announced the arrival of the colt
Defenders" of Baltimore. The line formed
at the wharf in the following order: Mechau-
ical Artillery, who never displayed themselves
to better advantage; Mount Vernon Guards,
whose we'll filled ranks and soldierly bearing
ELECTED general admiration; Warrington Light
Infantry, Capt Darlington, whose handsome
uniform and we'll regulated movements gave
evident token of the soldier-like pride of the
company, and excited universal admiration :.
next followed the committee of arrangements,
and then, bearing their hand ONE banner, "a
tribute from the ladies'" came the venerable
guests, the "Old Defenders" to the number
of one hundred and sixty, accompanied by
soldiers Of the Mexican war and others. Forty
years ago yesterday, those forms that are now
bent with age, stood in the pride of manhood
battling against their country foes May the
.nows of many years yet fall lightly upon
them.
The proce ssion thus formed took up the line
of march, Lieut.. Col. Thomas marshal. and
Capt. Ashby in command of the military. f. r
the Marshall House, where g the old man elo-
quent,' q. W. P. Gusts, of Arlington, in q
few but fervid words, bid the Old Defenders
three welcome to the soil of Virginia Root.
y. Barry of Baltimore, responded in happy
manner, and then the Defenders were escorted
to magnificent dinner at Sarepta Hall.
After most plentsous repast, came tie
" feast OF reason and the flow of soul.n Toast
and song marked its progress, and at the Close
the escort again formed, and conducted the 10
on board the George Page, and they embarked
amid the loud cheers and plaudits of the as
sembled multitude
Col. s. King Shay is gradually recovering
from the effects of his late accident His arm
was broken, but the skill and attention If his
surgeon will soon restore him. Our citizens
sympatixe with the gallant colonel
=, smith q Perkins have just turned cut ano.
thsr fine locomotive, the s'Mastadon." AMI.
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INFANTS NEGRDES.-Thesub scribers are
W. all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
Ing the highest cash prices Persons having Slaves
tmore, Md, (S!atter's old stand) Slaves taken Oh
tosrd at Is eeuts per day.
feb Ply B.M& w. L. CAMPBELL.
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K FISHkR.

Il k1sHhk. Mrs 4. HERMAN
e. FISHER & CO.,
FRENCH STEAM SCOURERS
WILL thoroughly Clean oil KINDS of Ladies and
" rhilirens Dresses. m.ae of silk. Velvet o-
Wool. Gsrtlemens Coats, Pants, Vests, and Cra.
Vas', without thinking or taking off ,he natural
gloss. 0'"'
The utmost punctuality warranted.
VI ntts Grape shawls don. I'D eopal tn nav
n: B-Coats and Pants, If desis I'd, will be mend
In the very neatust style.
VIM. P. sHEDp, Agent,
Fancy Goods and Millinery. Eth st
sep 9-eolm IntsD '''
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-13
The New Canadian Ninixtrx

QUEBEC, Sept 1.-THE new cabinet ar.
.angements arc nearly completed. Sir Allan
McNab consents to adopt the entire programmes
OF the late mini try, to leave the Lower Cana
ia secuon OF the ministry as IL stands and
give the Upper Canada liberals two seats in
the cabinet.