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A MUsEM ENTs.
stT. CHARLES THEATRE

htT Oh AKLE3 THEATRE - = v"
~ B. nzBAR MlsAsEB.
C. a. CIEsLEY. .,.........,...... .TEkasuRER,
MONDAY EVENING January 1884, viii performed Mrsn's
Tazsdy ed FAZoBisnha Aiia Jaia nean Fazo Mr.. Magic
Bstoiu MARX Smith, Adsfriis. 3Irs W. Dav Which,
SDNG-M To bs followed s. the TOSsYBROJK Jg
Mini. Vel Mn. Schmidt Aftaie
TIVE MORNING CALE-Sir Edward Ardent, Mr.. Maggie Chill
l5pgi5A, Mics J is DnAu.
I-tMpRE9DW EYESISG-yiss JULfA DEAN.
Ut Dress Circle Pgrqurte. Second Circle 30
Ssf 70 t.nts; colorsa B9Its Private Rores, Is
y Do0rs half o'clock Curtain o'clock
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

U 0ST.--MARTHA WASHINGTON BRUGNIEEs a
u CELIA EGAN Anch aged years Sayed from hons VA
them will be thank XIII
fully parents at ,hs Fst sr Police Station g
honse. CLAUDE tRUGNIENS.
iabJ .s THOMAS EGAN.
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VIII leara MONDAY. January =. O'clock p. ".
EsyOR CINCINNATI, III ADDS IN,
" LOUISVILLE iutermes.e lsrlings.-- "A
Che fine running passenger
T. Barber MASTER in receiving
above. Forf passage, sppiy OF 10
MCDOWELL, JR. b BEliIr II PoydIas at-ses,
Jams orta ROGERS, MEG UIsE CO., g Posdras street,
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n OUIsIANA HORTICULTURAL IN ~
OA JOSEPH HUFTY, 9A
OOe ..... IMPORTER, ~V,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
S TaPLE GO O D S

l.
STAPLE G. o DIS,
No. 10 CAMP STREET upde the City Hotel, New Orleans,
Respectfully Of Wholesale
purchasers VERY LARGE STICK OF GOODS, which
imported constantly supplied Throughout the year
SHELL COMBS.
IMITATION SHE'LL AND BUFFALO COMES Of every style
va1iy ty
BRUSHES every description manufacture
loYeAt Northern Fac'nry prices.
TOILET ARTICLES, .n@
Such 40 PERFUMERY, HAIR OILS, HAIR Pins PoHATUAI
FANCY SoA PS, ste
FINE SANS PURSES POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES, PORT
ABLE DISKS, ereher with epdie4s rner Of PORTE N0l
HAES Of every style and shape, sud nj unusually LOW
PRICES.
Y1LylSG PISTOLS SCISSORS RAzoRS, LIFE PRESERY-
Frs FISHING REELS and TACKLE Of erery variety, auit
TIE determined Angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Eric.
Es- The Mi. line consisting The COOPER, NJ
TOBIAS ana RIAL JOSEPH JOB %sN MOVEMENTS with
assortment Of SWISS ana ENGLISH LEVERS, together with age
s14ek Of fine EASTER JEELRf SlLyEBWARE, have
viii P ROBERTS for many years engaged
cash great snts VIII be ofzfed to puinhasyrs
article WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, or the
MONEY REFUNDR. p :. -. ~ .
EH WATCHES, JIGWELRY ETC., CAREFULLY REPAIRED and
WARRAS TED. dl2 SIN
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TERs' GOODS,

PL NTERS' GOODS,
in full stock comprising BLANKETS KgRSEYS, OSNABURGS,
JEANS PLAID and STRIPED LlHSEYS SHIFTING
stEEFING FLANNsLS WO0LEN SHIRTS etc to ali OF which
the subscriber invites Of trade
dose such terms wal be actoy olyef having every
position render particularly the int such
as will secure 10 them low and articles nd will
their trade and confidence. A. B. JAMES,
d20 md&3mW 80 Magazine nd Ia o,
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viii leave THURSDAY. January il, at O'Clock p u.
TS0R CINCINNATI, NJ A OLSON, ssxs ~
LOUISVILLE ali intermediate anduss
Le sapelior pass Gin GIN "a
NATUs R. Wade master viii leave shove neg
passsse, apply board. =
Jane or ROGERS MCGUIRE CO.. II Posdras street.
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MUSEUM. st charIna N,

y Orso DAly r3g o,elslk !. :, ~ e "' w
Professor WARNER the grsa,sit Magician Of s egs will afv. bs
o'clock - t
MADAME the woo4sy Of the ords weighing 1856 poands
Fifty Beautiful WAX FIGURES. ,pisndfg
MORAMA open HAPPY GaiII.Y CHIN EsEFAMfy
line co lection d ANIMALS. Among them -'
Tha ELEPHANT CAMEL, TIGERS. LgPhRDs. BEARS LYNX
s. fTAfUAoUX, PhNTIIERS, MONKEYS. ELK etc,
D- Adm all, only IS CENTS; Children Is extra
charge. isue
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TaE TERRIBLE ONFLAGRATIoN Ar
MILWAUKEE,.

In addition to what we have air eady pub
lished in our telegraphic columns, in reference
to this terrible fire, we find the following in the
Milwaukee News, Extra, of Friday mo rring
last:
1t is our fainful duty to record the most dis.
astrous confagra.ion that ever visited Mil
waukie About IL O'Clock to-day a fire was
discovered In the loft Of Davis stables, in the
rear Of the United States Hotel.
The wind was blowing fresh from tho south
east, and In few moments the whole row of
buildings from Davis to the fremont House,
vas in flames.
The wind then shifted to the east, and in an
incredible space of time, the United States Ho
tel, and the whole block, extending from HUI
ron to Michigan streets, including the whole
square bounded by Main, Huron, East and
Michigan streets, was in flames.
The destruction Of this valuable property
was comparatively but the work of nom emit
The flames then EXTENDED across East Water
street to the west side, destroying all the
buildings from tho corner OF Hsron street to
Nazro's Hardware store The fire wss still
raging at the hour we went to press, Is O'Clock
P. 10 } though there is no doubt it will be con-
fined within the limits named.
L. Is impossible, in the general confusion
and excitement of the moment to give an &C.
curate account of the losses. particularly as
our Office was in imminent danger of destruc.
ton They are variously estimated ct from
$500 600 to 81 ,000, 900.
The progress of the flames was 90 rapid
and the efforts Of the fremen almost para
lyzed, that the greatest confusion and excite
ment prevailed. The streets were filed with
smoke.
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Tie I"seifrgeseer this morning, as usual,
has nothing sdisorfally beside stray para
graph or so; but what it lacks in this respect
is more than made up for BY its inter esting
correspondence and varied selections Of news
I'D Instructive items from its exchanges. To-
DAY g ISSUE Of this Journal establishes tho fact
taat good newspaper can be made without
labored leaders, or . variety of original ar
tic'sS By the editor. Among other things, the
IatefftgeHesr furnishes rs with an interesting
letter from Mr.. Webster to Mr. Dickinson,
heretofore unpublished.
Tie SsAtinsls leader Of this morning Is on
" me position of the Northern Democracy,
In which it discusses at length the present
condition Of the Northern Wings and Demo
CT ats, and. as q matter Of course, endeavors to
STOW that its Democrats brethren stand on
rational ground, while their opponents are al.
most irreclaimabls abolitionists
TIE Union defends the President against
The opposition, talks about Judge Douglas and
the manner in which he is opposed by the abo-
ition journals, on account Of bis support Of
the Nebraska bin, and shows that the imnor.
tai Washington was against the Know Moth
ins', and to this end publishes . portion Of .
ies1er written By him in December, I7S7.
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RUSSIAN ANSExATIoN.-A Liverpool paper
says: within little moro than half q GEN.
tury, Russia has advanced her frontier, to.
wards Berlin, Vienna and Paris, 700 miles to-
wards Constantinople 500; towards Stockholm
$50; and towards Teheran l,000."
Within the same space of time, Uncle Sam
bas extended his dominions from the Missis.
sippi to the Pacific. At the pre- ent time, the
old gentleman has one foot upon Central Amer
lea and tho other upon Cuba; one eye cooked
at Canada and the other leering impudently
at the belligerents Of Europe. As his appetite
is always sharp set, there is . talk of his soon
swallowing Sandwich, and other savory slices
to be furnished by his serene highness Of
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~ AaUH AND JEyER Of three years STANDING
CuRED:-Mr. John Lsngdon, row living at Beaver
Dsm Hanover county, Va, near Richmond, had
Ague and Fever for three years. most Of the time h.
had chilis t1ice day, and rarely less than once
be was parched With fsvers % soon as the chin LEFT
hin and after trying physicians, quinine, most o.
the lonics advertised, and everything recommended
to him, was about to give up in despair, when Car
ter's Spanish Mixture was spoken Of he got tve
bottles, but before he had used mcre than single
one, he was perfectly cured, and hss not had chill
or fever since.
Mr.. kngdon is on'y one out 81 Thousands who
have been benefited by this great tonic Alternative
and blood purifier.
sssSee advertisement
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rrs sru>oeoosn--Thie beautiful ins9umses-
A. ~-A~renI - 6esut3fnl--AAs 6esa ssieed uPos
b. ths Ds~usrsotypists, amplihsd. end pat esiCr.
3s public fcr general adoption. On nnS ~
appEsation Of it 10 DsguerfeoyPe Psctufes y -
70 restrain cne's warnses snsns,.s - 49, -
throush the stereoscepe II no Longer picture; y
has I'll he lneaxnsnts, and pecsliaritiss and pre-
ence Of tn living subject, unly less y ess. LIE
eompletenees with which this lie done must oe -
the city where stsreosocpse Daguerreotypee can be
procured - WHISREuRs-'s, on Penntylv&nis avenue
This world Is indebted 10 Professor WzIifsfoxs foi
this beautiful invention, which equals, IN fact vhs'
Ne only reed of in the fabulous miracles Of fria'
Bacon.
The beautiful D&guerreotypes described above
ere daily sold ct WKITrHURsfs GALLEY, Pennsylvs
mia syenue near u street. -------
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United States Patent once,
WASHINGTON, Aur % 1884

ON the petition Of Ross WlaAys Of Baltimore.
" Nd, praying for the extension Of Q patent
granted to him on the 2eth day Of November, $40
tor an improvement In sthe mode of regulating the
waste steam In Locomotive Steam Ensinesn for sew
en- years from the expiration of said patent which
takes place on the 18th day Of November, eighteen
hundred and fifty four:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the 9th day of November
next stl2 o'clock, m, and all persons are notifedt
appear and show cause, il any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
PersonsopposiDg the extension are required TO fle
In the Office their ebections specially set forth
In writing, at least twenty days before the day O.
hearing; all testimony filed by either party to be used
ct the said hearing must be taken aud transmittec
In accordance with the rules Of this Once, which viii
be furnished on application.
The testimony Ia the case Will be closed on the
9TH Of October; dispositions and other papers re
lied On as testimony, must be fled in the Office Cd
o. before the morning of that day; the argumentsE
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in tn.
Union, Intelligencer and Evening Star, Washington
D. O.; Pennsylvanisn, Philadelphia, Pa; scientihc
American, New York; Post, Boston, Mass, and
Inquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio, once . week for three
successive weeks previous to the 9th OF November
next, the day Of hearing. -
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.e-Editors of the above papers will please copy
and send their billsto the Potent OMce, with paper
containing this notice. aug S0-W9w
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THINGS IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, August 20.

NEW YORK, August 20.
The Ftrenen's Foot Race at tie Hippodronue
The Markets-A,riyat of 6iood.d Cattle
Horrible Charge -Grisi and Mario
Vessels Q@araMttned, DC.
The Firemen's Foot Race, last evening.
filed the Hippodrome from pit to ceiling. Two
prizes Of $50 and $40 were to be awarded to
the two best runners, and silver trumpet, of
the value Of $l00, was to be presented to the
Fire Company of which the first runner was
member. The distance to be run was twelve
times around the course or mile and q quar-.
ter. Twenty companies were represented. At
the commencement of the eleventh round onlv
three remained. The cheering of the inter.
ested partisans now became loud and clamor.
Gus, and continued to the end of the race.
John Murphy, Of lose Company No. II, was
declared winner of the first prize. The geo.
ond prize was awarded to Julius Fink, of Hose
Company No. 6. The time made was I'm. 1885,,
which il better time by seconds than has
been made ut any Of the foot races heretofore
Our markets are now we'll filed with all
kinds Of farm produce, but the prices rule
ss lhs sss quality sys Of and
cents pound. Beef steaks, Is to Is cents
pound.
The ship Antarctic, which arrived at this
pert yesterday from Liverpool, brought one
hundred and eighty head Of cattle, consisting
of Durham bulls, COWS, heifsrs and calves,
Alderney COWS, fine sheep and swine and one
horse for the kentucky Stock Importing Com.
pany. The ship was forty -one days upon the
passage, and yet Of this large and valuable
cargo but three sheep were lost.
Justice Blatchley examined man named
Thomas Martha, at the county Jail, on Satur
day, who had been arrested on the complaint
OF his daughter. Mary Ann, girl not quite
fourteen years Of age, who charges him with
having violated her person number of times
within year past A servant who resided in
the house, testified to state of facts which
can hardly leave doubt as to the truth Of the
girls statement. The examination was not
concluded. Another charge of still more
revolving nature stands against him.
Grid and Mario have gone up to spend
few days at West Point In order to recruit
their energies for the Castle Garden cam.
Raign, commencing on Monday evening next.
The prices Of tickets has not yet been fixed
but 1t ID said now that Sc and 50 is resolved
on.
Vessels coming from Savannah have now to
submit to quarantine regulations.
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rulUcs I'm PmlLADRLrmIA.

Pn1ADzLpaIA, August -, 1854
Political Escstsmsnt-IAs Psnnsyfsanian
opsning its frs-Ths supply Of Peaohes-
Nominatios for Congrsss-ho6oery-1As
Opera, DE e
The political editors Of our city are both
awake and kickiDg-pitching into each other
after the most approved style Of partisan war
fare. As faithful ehronicler, and conser-
vative in politics, am bound to state that the
guns of the Pennsylvania are too heavy for
its adversaries. The editor Of the Penmsyf-
ranfan has singled out Crsbb, Smith and
Fletcher, from the whig and native ticket, and
the way he is pouring his hot shot into the
worthy trio, is a caution to public sinners.
Fletcher, who is pet Of the teetotallefs. il
cocktail drinking. It is also intimated that
Fletcher, in company with Smith, have been
guilty Of practices of most beastly nature.
We have fallen upon strange times and strange
candidates but let the curtain 60 up.
On Saturday, the agent in this city Of Harm
den's Express, deposited at the mint about
s. 900 worth of melted gold, taken from the
recently raised wreck Of the unfortunate
steamer Erie which was burnt and sunk on
Lake Etc Some tntrtecn years ago 1ueIe
was found mixed in with the melted money
part of an old German lock, the material parts
Of which were in pretty good state Of pres
ervation.
Peach dealers now consider themselves in
the midst of the business season. There Is 9
scant supply in the market Baskets retail at
from rs cents to 3d.
The Wing delegates of the third district have
nominated VIM Millward, Esq for Congress
The stoore of Reed 4 Brothers, Marke,
street, between Third and Fourth streets, was
broken open on Sunday. and the heavy iron
burglars in getting $780, There
was private Waterman belonging to tho o.
tsblishment but he heard nothing.
Maretzek's italian Opera Troupe opened "a
good house at the Chestnut last evening The
company seem to give greater satisfaction here
than at New York.
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~ PRESERVE Your HAR.-It is q melancholy
end startling fact that quite large class Of tn.
America people are bald, ard that too at an earl,
age, and 1t becomes those s1icted to pause and ex
anime the causes Of Badness and then; the remedy
Enscrson's american Hair Restoratirv' stands up
rivalled tor that purpose It is an Indian prepare
ton prepared purely on the scientific principles Of
the Red Nan, end whe ever seen bald headed H.
dianl such thin has never been known.
See circulars to be had of Druggists, giving par
ticulars.
Price 81, in large bottles.
Sold In Washington and Georgetown d. G., by al
the principal Druggists, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canadas
d. GILMAN, Wholesale ami General Agent
Washington, D. O.
c.E. USHER co. Proprietors,
No. Al Superior Street, Cleveland, o
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x9-K should be aniverscuy knoscn-for its strictly
true-that indigestion Is the parent Of large pro
portion Of the fatal diseases. Dysentery diarrhoa,
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue Of deaths, are generated by indigestion
alone Think of that dyspeptics! think Of II all whs
suffer from dsordered stoInachs, and you are VIII
ling to b guided by sdvice, founaed upon expert
once, resort at once don't delay day. TO Hoofands
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. @. n. jackson,
which, as an Alternative, curative, and invigorsnt
stands alone and unspproached. We have tried the
Bttsrs; and knsw that that they are excellent for
the diseases specified above For sale by dealers IN
medicine everywhere. An
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NAY's FABLES, with l26 illustrations, 1
(I vol, London, 1851
Dogs; their management, by Edward Msyhsv,
London, 1S54-5Oc.
Tho Msrvsls Of science, By 6. W. Fallen, with n.
lustraticns-60c.
Adventures OF Mr.. Sydenham Greeniinch. and Of
bis faet DIS IN London, with numerous illuetrstons.
Honoon, Aoss-zsc fRANcK TAYLOR.
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HNAE UNDER sIGKED begs leave to In
L form The public that she has assin opened he,
House. south side Of Pennsyls snia avenue, between
81 and a. street, for the reception Of Bosrders
Her rooms srs large and commOdious; her house l.
nnely stuated, and has been lately fitted up; ano
she would assure her old patrons, rs we'll as the
public gem, ally, thst she will offer accommodation
equallink those Of any first class boarding houst
throughout the Union. Single persons, or families
rho prefer private house to the hustle Of hotel,
would do we'll to call. MRS CUDIIP
tn-d1u
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-30

~ THOSE IN WANT or RzADY-MADs CLOTHING
should, bsfors purchasing e'ssxhere, call At Ncsh
where thev vill and materials Of al kinds eolors,
and qualities, made up IN tho NEST approved styles
nd a rices which cannot fail TO induce them 70
purehase They have just received IN additional
iarue amply OF those beautiful and we'll msds Duok
Drilling toats, which have no compsrison IN n IL
market Their stock IL well kept MP, censistine Of
everything belonging to gentlenan's vardrobs.
to0slhse With boyS and seyvsntf slofAina
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-30

A SHARP TEsr.-"Oh, Mary, my heart /,
breaking"
els il, indeed, Mr.. Closefst? So much the
better for YOU"
"Why go, my idol!''
because when its broke, out and out, yop
may sell the pieces for gun hints"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-30

"a Joe Shillington has sent us "Frank
Leslie's Ladies' Gazette Of Paris, London and
New York Fashions for September. This il
By far the best publication Of the fashions
now printed.
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CEN TRIAL ACADEMY

OV7HT Il ana IU-H SEttIS.
THE duties Of this Institution will be resumed on
J. Monday, eeptember 4th.
The course of instruction win be thorough, EN-
oracing the various branches Of an English Mathe.
NAUTICAL and Classical education.
Terms, FER quarter.
kementary and higher English so so and 70 50
Latin, Grtef, aud Higher Nsthe-
mati 20 IL TO
For further particulars zee circulars at the book
stores.
f. st 3. S Il ri SssASs' }fhadpal..
aug 30-eo3tA
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WOOD, COAL AND LIME.

HAVE On hand lot sf supsrior LINE, suitable
L hI stone Masons, Bricklsyera, end Plasts rsrs
and retail, ell Of go d quality
A.a ksd and White Ash Coal Of different sises,
snisahae Ter grases, stoves and ranges
All Of which viii be sold as Low q tbs mari q vill
suoro. VIM. WARDEh,
Coz 18th and streets, nasf the Csnai.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-30

The DRoUGHr.-The Rockville (Md.) Jour
| nal says the corn crop in that county is, gen.
| orally, irretrievably ruined by the long con-
tinued drought. Vegetation vas never so badly
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-30

YELLOW FEvER.-A physician # New Or
leans advertises new prevention of this
dreadful epidemic by incubation, similar in
principle to the prevention of small pox by
vaccination.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-30

~ PAINTS AND Oils
tons White Lead
1000 gallons Linseed OIL
100 do Varn!sh, coaoh, furniture, and j.
20c0 pounds Putty, in bladders and In bulk
5000 pounds Lthsrse and Red Lead
1e00 do Ground rolors
400 boxes Window Glass, all sizes
barrels Glue
All Of which will be sold very low for cash BY
aug 28-3t y. GILMAN.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-30

q At Brandensburg, KY, on the 10th
instant, Francis J. King killed John Dougher.
ty, his bEother.in-law. They quarrelled about
| q law suit
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-30

l9-eRlENDrD PIofURIs.-Thcseof our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures
should not faN to pay viMt to Plumb's Rooms on
the Avenue. Hehason exhibition there some choice
speeinaens OF the new art Of D90xkyrca,ptN9 IN on
There is portrait executed, In this last style, Of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist, every ineamant thereof giving hfsnke ex.
preston. Mr.. Plumbe IL reckonsd among the nfH
Daguerrean artist of our time. mar So
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The FAIR AT MARsHFIELD.-The amount of
money taken at the late fair of Marshield,
tho Boston Courier estimates, will be sufficient
after paying expenses, to leave . balance of
from 81 900 to $4,000 to apply to the beauti-
flying Of tho old Winslow Burial Ground,
where the remains of Daniel Webster repose.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-30

HARD ON TIE AMERICAN WoMEN.-The ina
bility Of wife to make bread has been de-
clsred sufficient ground for divorce, by the
Jones County Agricultural Society of Iowa.
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CHoLERA.-The whole number Of deaths in
the city of New York from cholera, since the
| disease fret broke out in June last, has been
1907. During the corresponding period Of the
year lS49, the number of deaths from cholera
was 4,677.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-30

DRY TIxEs.-A letter from Saco, Me states
that all the wells in that town have been dry
for some time, and the inhabitants have te
purchase water brought from tho river.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-30

n William B. Francis SWAN the Missis
sippi, from the Iowa shore to Phslpss WHAT
in Quincy, In eighteen INMATES. Distance, 9
mile and half
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r. UeI RAxProN's vBaxiABLE TIxcfWl-Hays
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
ARRANGEMENT of the systsmf We but point you r.
the Thousands Who lave used the GAlAf IxvIsolA.
foR- s-tst ~ss--t rs. go ~
In proof Of what we say above, We REFER you b
sHsrntnn,s veaefnb,s riuctszrr," sud its effects.