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DH, Wm. JONES,

or the Eclectic SsA00l Of .Hedieins.
HAVING Iocatedin Ruggles Township, Ashland
Ii County, Ohio ofers his professional services
70 the public generally. Particular attention paid
60 Chronic diseases. Rheumatism, Liver and Lu g
complaints, old Sores, etc, Cancers, Schirrous
art Cancerous Tnmors removed without the
Eff1e or CanEttc- May g. I654.-n50tfl
DRs. J p. & T. .ecOzVAN,
PRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE AND SUR
4 GERY. JeroneyilIes Ashland county, Ohio.
9 March 26th. 1854 45t
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w MEbSHEIMER would re-
4 4 Z. speetfulIy Iasotmthe public that he has
5 taken the large and csmmodious Hotel, IN
Ashland known as the q Sampsel House, ,''eand
viii be ever ready to-render those that may
favor him with their patronage comtortahle c.
His rooms are large aud airy, and has table
vii always be spread with the bf stlhe market
'a@laii %prii = ffsEGn'se 1873, ''''' 45,f
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La w Y =

q. W. BUSHNELL.
aftsrasy and ceEnSetI0r at Lso, .ashIsEd -ask{ahd
C0EHty, OHIO.
E5yIEL attend promptly to all business cnirust-
w cd his care. , fiice on Church street. next
= dssr Is law oIiee OF Osborn * AllisOn..
August Is. 1s55. l2ti
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JA9Ea e. CSbX.
TTORNEY AZ law. General Land Agen
Z and Dealer in Stock
EooNsBeEo, BOOKS COUNTY Iowa.
Will give prompt attention TO ali business in
trusted 10 lliszeare. JulylSth 1855 nStf.
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-EoVNTaIN HOTEL,

- Ashland aud adjoining counties, and all othets
travelling that he has AIKEN The b otel formerly kept
~ John Eais where he Will be GLAD 10 see al VINO
may fsv vor him with call faithful ostler al
ways in attendance. GEO A.fREACE-
mini Jan &c, 1855. 3niH3
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IItHE subseriser begsIeave to announce that he
opened Hotel. to he called the - Miller
IIsHse.' directly opposite the SsmPsen Hurse,
n ain street. Ashland, ard Respectfully soliciis a
share Of fhe puhIicpatros.asc- Ats MILLER-
Ashland, siareh sand- Is5i.-n44.-;f
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-s,fsraes aa9 cerasel!Sret Lar, -4sbtand -sshlaEJ
Csranfy -0Si0.
w ILssa:iclid promptly TO al business entrust-
ff edio sis care. OiiIce Up STAIRS, adjUi.ing
tho UEion OIire-
8sgust-i5, 49,. l2tf
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FFlHRunIersigEcd sga ounces tho public hat he
= ia. gain Iaken charge Of the Hotel in The y1i
reef Orange. Assiand county. Thank tai Tor Pasi
sxors he hopes ali Of his old customers " III give
hi,n caIf. RE -ything will be dole TO make ali
vvhe n.n stop with him CoLsfoTiahie1-
Tr-TsA good Ilesller will Always lie on hand
81 a =fia-1otT JAMES ALEFRSON
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SstEEItM EEELESON,
A TFaRSRY and Counsellor al Law Cfioe on
~ MaIh Street, the Stote Cf I. c. Lush
1sneii. Kseisud Ohio.
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GIvEE Il. H'cAKTF,
ssfz Wooster, Ozi0- -fshIanG, 06i0.
G;saEsN * lrcCAIsEA,
-sttornsys at Lar.
AVE this dsY formed partnership, and vii.
attend any business entrusted to them, in
7heseyeraf Courts Of Ashland County.
Ai;f
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S%EseIsN ~ ALLEsO 4,

FIVE entered futo partnership and will practice
Il ia Z sliiaisd znd adjo8sfe Counties IlIc uu-
HaisheJ basiaeS> or the iIte hf,n % kellogg & Al
H-eu. we'll as rhztof - OshOrn, Will be GitcEd-
III 10 By Osborn s aiiiscn-s
M.CseoRs. H2. =. AtLIsus n
Ashland. M sysls. is5J. -5Iu
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J.Ig. SMITH,
4tforney and Counsellor at Lar;
a0FFIcEover Drug Store Of SampselI 6. Co. Busi-
y ness in this and neighboring counties prompt
IL attended to.
Ash land. Nov 23d, 1853. 23tf
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Ra1LLEzs EEOUsE.


A KRoS, Ohio; G-4RA ~ oLDs, Proprietor.
= ~ January u. 1S55--E=J-tf-
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VOL. x.
BUSINESS CARDS.
AseHER HOUsE.
xrTz AMEHICAS HOTEL
MausfseIf 0Zafo,
a a r D.

s. W. Corner Of Public Square, opposite the Bank
PP. MYERS and q so. ". sWAR1AG ProPIi
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GEo. K5. PARKEEk

y7tforReBdt Lar, DareHPOrt, I0IoR.
yILI give prompt attention to any business that
w maybe entrusted TO his in ihis State
aad North WeSieTH Illinois.
paTonpcrt- Nov 81, 1854, 20 II
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THOs j. KENNY ALEX. PORTER
KENNY & PORTER,
.atty's azd rsHHseIIors at Lao.
~ LII attend promptly to all businesse trusted
- to tbeiT care in this and adjoining counties
1ssiand Nov. esd. 1853. = ''1'S : - a6tf
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". B. MCCARTHY


-fitSrAss AZ Lsr. and Justice oJ tne Peace,
w ffL promptly attend all business entrusted
to his Care. III ? OFFIvE- in The of Bush
nell's Store. MP stairs June u, IS54.-3tf
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R0RERT BEER

Attorney and Counsellor at Laso.
on Main Street, West OF the Samp
y " sell HOUSE, A shland, Ohio.
Ashland. las e4Ih, 1854. milf
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EFILLIAT OSEsOzfN.
sStt0rHsy at Lar,
.ITTILL attend to bnsinsss in Ashland and adjoin-
w ing eodnties. ONCE CHurch street. former
-fy orcuPied BY Kinney & Porter
A shfand Jan D. 1859. 1y32.
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ALEXANDRIA, CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 8, 1855.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 8, 1855.
The friends Of the Alexandria, Loudon and
Hampshire Railroad Company have called a
meeting of all those interested in the work, at
Sarepta Hall, on Monday evening next, to ap-
Toint delegates to the General Convention of
the friends Of the work. We bespeak a very
general attendance of our citizens.
The Southern Churchman, a religious news
paper, published in our city, is about to change
hands. Rev. G.. A. Smith. under whose edi-
torial management the paper has been for the
past seven years, retires on the lst of October
and is succeeded by the Rev. d. Francis Sprig
Our river trade is quite brisk. We counted
this morning tbirty-fve sail Of Potomac craft
in the stream between the coal whaIvcs and
Fort Washington.
The Pioneer Mills are busily at work, TURF
ing out over Sir hundred bbls. Of the finest
-four per day.
Our enterprising friends, Fitzpatrick &
Burns, at their now cotton works, are making
up Irvine, cotton bats, &c, equal to the very
best Northern goods, and quite as cheap.
Southern goods Tor Southern people
Flour S775sS7 81; wheat, red Sl.55a$l .65;
white S1.70aSI.12; COIN in good demand at so
aS5,.; rye and oats unchanged guano $50 per
tOn-an advance of 81 IL the last few days.
AMI.
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RuI.s C. MCGUIRE, AuctiOneer.

ENIC ELI EST AMI NEanLs NE" Eur-
ia niture and Household Effects at Auc-
tion-On MONDAY morning, September 10Th,
at 10 O'clock At the residence OF Walter Lenox,
Esq, No All r str ct, betSte en- 9th and 1th sts,
| shall sell all his Furniture ana HOUSEKEEPING
saite Of Rosewood Parlor Furniture, finished in
crimson brocatslle
Plush and morocco covered Armchairs
Handsome carved walnut marble-top centre ana
Beautiful Git frame Oval French plate Mirror
Ladies' Writing Cabinet
Walnut Workstands
Elegant Bronze and Parian Marble Ornaments
Handsome purple brocatelle and Lace Curtains,
Cornice ard Fixtures
Velvet, BRUSSELS and hree- ply Carpets
Bronze Hat tree, hall oilcloth, Rugs
BRUSSELS Stair Carpets, Rods and Eyes
Walnut Extension Dining Table
Do Sideboa-d and Plate stand, Butler Tray
Do Dining Chairs, Table Cutlery
White Ftench china dinner, dessert, and tea Sets
SET OF Crystal cut and Engraved Glassware
- yer plated Castors, Coffee Urn
Handsome Enamelled full marble top Cottage
suite
Superior mahogany and walnut French Bedstesds
Marble top Dressing Bureaus, Wash stands
Walnut and mahogany Wardrooes, Tables
Morocco cove ed Lounge
Mahogany Dressing Table
GraGite and painted Toilet Sets
Window Shades, Crib and Bedding
Single Iron Bedsteads
superior curled hair Mattresses, husk do.
leather Beds BolsteTs and Pillows
Excellent Marseilles Quilts, Blankets, &c.
Chintz Curtain Fire Irons, Tenders
Cane and woodseat Chairs, Rockers
Together with general assortment OF Kitchen
Utensils.
credit Of GO and 90 days fer satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
Of excellent quality.
s.nSd Auctioncef.
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SANTA AEyA.--A letter dated Havana, Au-
gust go, 1855, to the Charleston Standard,
says:
" Our beautiful city has ut last been favored
with the presence Of his late Most Supreme
Highness Santa Anna. His arrival was by no
means unexpected, it having been for some
time rumOred that he was coming, and it is
said that foreknowledge of it has been con-
fdcntly enjoyed in certain quarters for some
months Be that as it may the Mexican war
steamer Iturbide came to this city on the 18th
instant, and with it came Santa Anna and his
Company of refugees. N5 Great noise was
made over his arrival, for very goou ;a2d suih-
ciont reasons, suppose. The Guerrero An
other steamer, also the property Of the late
republic, was in company with the Iturbide,
and previous to the setting out Of this steamer
for Carthagena, On the 18th instant, the entire
personal property and effects Of his Supr1ulcc
HIghncss were transferred thereinto, and that
is the last report of him. lie will doubtless
complete his voyage in the Guerrero, and in
the meantime the Iturbdo is left to return to
the service of the 'triumvirate as soon as she
has taken in a proper supply of fuel
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BvJAS C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FTASOSONE FURNITURE & HOUSE.

BvJAS c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
HANDSOME FURNITURE & HOUSE.
4 L hold Effects, Family Carriage, Matched
Horses, RockaTay, Farming Utensils, dc.
On TUESDAY morning, September lin, at ten
O'Clock at the Country seat OF Thomas Marshall,
Esq. near the village OF TennailytOvn on tee
turnpike 10 Rockville, about two miles from
Georgetown, 1 shall sell ali his hlndsome FUTni
ture and Housekeeping Effects, consisting In part
Of
Rosewood carved Brocatelle covered Sofa, with
curtains, &C. 10 match
Mahogany French Sofa and Chairs, finished in
canary coored bTocatelle curtains 10 match
Mahogany hair spring-seat Sofa and Chairs
Rosewood Arm Chairs Whalnot
Superb French Mantel Clock, with Candelabras,
cost 300
Rosewood Secretary and Bookcase
Marble top Centre and othsT Tables
Elegant gill frame French plate Mirror, plate 60
by 81, with slab and bracket
Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry and other Carpets
with Rugs TO match, all new and of excellent
quality
One pair Of elegant gilt six light gas Chandeliers
Dining room, hall and other gas fixtures
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Rockers
China, Glass, Table Cutlery, &e.
Cooking, parlor and Chamber Stoves
Together with many other articles not necessary
10 enumerate.
At two o'clock
One handsome Family Carriage, but little used
One pair superior matched iron grey Carriage
Horses
Handsome lion Sleigh, Rockaway
Wagons, PlOugbs, Harrows
Harness, Shovels, Forks, Cultivato,s
Lot Of Hay and Corn. Potatoes
Hot bid Sash, sc.
Terms $50 and under cash; over that 81 IN
credit of two and four months for notes satisfactc
rily endorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
au sd Auctioneer
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MARYLAND INSTITUTE EXHIBITION

INiE eight annual exhibition Of the - MARYLAND
Il Institute for the Promotion Of the Mechanic
Arts will I've opened in Baltimore, Maryland, on
Tuesday, I'd of October next. Goods will be re-
ce!ved for exhibition and competition at any time
prior to September 9th, and for exhibition merely
as late as first Of October.
The cooperation Of the manufacturers, mechan-
les. artists and the community generally, is re-
specially invoked in the immediate pre- laration
OF articles for display.
Arrangements have been made by the Institute
with the various railroad and other transportation
companies for the free conveyance their lines
TO and from Baltimore Of contributions 10 the ex-
bibition.
AL articles deposited mustbe of American man.
ufacture; the only exception to this rule being in
favor Of rare specimens in the department Of the
fine arts, owned by parties not holding them as
merchandise sale.
Circulars inlbodying the regulations and ar
rangements, and blank applications for space,
with all other information, NAV be had at any time
upon applying 10 the actuary OF the Institute John
5. Selby, Esq.
COinmittee-J. Vsnsant, Thomas Swami, w
AbIshams, Thomas J Glare, George III. Rodgers
c II. Benty, w. =. Smith, L. J. Lovegrove,
Thomas Trimble.
Experimentation F VI eredith.
sep 3-eOft
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Latest from Norfolk and Portsmouth.

BALTIMORE, Sept. S.-The boat has arrived,
and brings tidings Of decrease in the num-
Der Of deaths, and that the new cases are
Iacre easily managed. There were twenty
three deaths on Thursday in Norfolk, includ-
ing Nj Baker Roberts? member elect TO the
Legislature.
Portsmouth letters say there are about If
ten deaths in that city daily. DR.. Morris
writes that al the physicians from north Of
Norfolk are down with the fever but two. Six
Of these are now very i'll in the Naval Hos
pi,al.
DR.. Marshall, of Baltimore, is dying.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

GEORGETOWN, Sept 8, 1855.
The appalling and heart-rending news from
Norfolk and Portsmouth, as contained in the
Star Of yesterday afternoon, has completely
aroused the sympathies of our benevolent citi-
Eens, and some Of them arc actively engaged
again this morning soliciting contributions to
assist In their relief. The contributions from
our city has already reached over 81 200. and
we are Satished from the feeling now abroad
among our people generally that before the
close of the day one or two hundred more will
be raised. As Immediate relief is needed by
our greatly afflicted and suffering fellow coun-
trynen, we would suggest to the pastors of the
various churches In our city the importance OF
preaching tomorrow morning or evening n
sermon upon the subject, and lifting a collec-
ton for their benefit. Some Of cur leading
citizens are talking Of holding public town
NEE ting for the same purpose some evening
next week.
Mr. James w Decide was, on Thursday
last, elected clerk in the Farmers and Me-
chanics' Bank, in place of Mr. Porter, resigned.
Up 70 the close Of 10 day, about one hun
dred boats will have arrived by the canal
since navigation was resumed. The chief part
o; them was laden with coal from Cumber
land About 4, go barrels of -four have al
ready arrived
1rV DIiS AhuHVeT, Atkins, OF MessTs. Hart
Ieys line OF Boston packets, laden with flour,
SAILS today for Boston The brig Acorn. Chase,
OF the same line, is hourly expected to arrive.
AT DroVers' Rest yesterday, about $50 head
OF Deef cattle were offered, $50 of which were
sold at s3is4 on the hoOf, equal to S6lS8 net.
showing q considerable decline in prices since
last week most of the remainder were left
over and the rest driven on to Baltimore. Old
sheep 60 5OaS3 so; Limbs S2aS3.
h. Hpur hot updor ~.
European news, Is much more active and firm.
but we do not think any advance in prices
has occurred. Sales yesterday of some / 600
barrels at -. % a $40 for common to extra
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

The war still RACES in the interior. battle
was fought, Oh the 18th Of August, near Leon,
between the Government forces, commanded
by Gen. Guardisa, and the Democrats army
and Munas was killed.
Col. Walker arrived at San Juan del Sud ON
the 2e.h, with a small detachment under his
command. He was enaeavoring TO recruit
from the California passengers, but with little
success.
Col Kinney was still at San Juan de Nicsr-
aqua. lie had made a contract with Shepard
for a grant of IS, 0oo 900 acres of land, and
had sent al agent to Granda to get it confirmed
by the Government.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT
Two Weeks Later from California.


ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT
Two Weeks Later from California.
New YORK, Sept. s.-The Northern Light.
from San Juan de Nicaragua, arrived here
early this morning. She connected with the
Uncle Sam, which left San Francisco on tho
18th of August. The steamer Golden Gate
also left San Francisco on the same day with
the mail for Panama.
The Northern Light touched at Key West
on her passage. She brings over 81, 600 900
in specie.
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
The Sonora, with passengers aud New York
dates of the 10th. had arrived.
Trade at San Francisco was dull, and most
articles of merchandise had declined in price.
The mine continued to do we'll, and the wheat
crop, it was thought, would amount 10 about
1000, 600 bushels.
The Indian war on the northern boundary
Of California and the southern part Of Oregon
still RACES Twenty-Five Americans had been
murdered on the Klamath. The Indians had
also attacked the minors on the Upper Sscra-
mento. Seven Americans had been wounded,
and fifty Indians killed.
At Ranchora sparty Of Mexican robbers had
attacked the settlers, killing eighty men, and
ore woman; including a man named A. Fran
els, who they robbed Of seven thousand dol
lars The robbers were pursued by . party
under command of Sheriff Phoenix, and a
Fl yht ensued, in which the sheriff and three OF
the robbers were killed. Subsequently nine
o: the outlaws were hung by Lynch Law.
The surveying schooner Active, which went
in search of the whale ship Nile, Supposed to
have on board Swan and Clifford, the Homo
lulu forgers, overhauled that vessel, but the
culprits were not on board.
L. C. Woods, the late partner of the banking
aud express house Of Adams d Co., has abb
s,onded, on the ship Audubon, to Australia.
Il appears that he retained over 500, 900 Of
that concern.
A Turk and Frenchman have been detected
in cOuaterfeiting gold dust. They say they
were employed by banking and express com.
pauy.
The Know Nothing State Convention has
nominated j Merley johnson for Governor.
The sloOp-of-war Decatur had arrived at San
Francisco from Puget's Sound.
A fire at Stockton had destroyed property 10
the amount of $50, 900.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
san FRANcIsCo, Aug. IL -Siles, to-day, Of
HaxalI and GaIlego -four, in lots. at $3.50.
Bacon (extra) zoe. Pork CLEAR 2Sc- Sugar
lcrusbed) lic.
Money is abundant.
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mode OF Inhalation, In cases Of diseased lungs
and throat, recommended by DR.. Curtis in his ad
Ver1sement, strikes us as the true one. IL is now
generally admitted by our best PHYSICIANS, that
local difficulties can only be successfully treated
by socd! applications This practice has been
pGrsued from the brst with respect to external in
hammatlon and cOrrosions, and we see not why
diseases OF the throat and lungs not be treated
In the same manner We believe ;hey may. In
this variable climate OF ours, where lung and
throat complaints have become prevalent and
rife we earnestly recommend to tie public. and
10 ;ls afflicted especially, to avail themselves Of
Dr.. Curtis's remedy t One who has tried Il. See
advertisement in this paper
CAUTION DIR. Curtis's Hygeana is the original
and only genuine article. I'm
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BY c. w. POTELER, AuctIoneer.
J,RUsTEE'S SALEGF VALUABLE Real


THNRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE Real
i Estate Oh the island, DwetiiBg Houses
and Duiidin. LOts.--By virtue Of u-ei Of trust
bearing date on the fourth day OF August, 1854
and recorded in Liber 4. s. Nc "a. fciios 392
&C., tho srbscri CT will sell at pgblic sale, on
THURSDAY, tie s:h day Of September, 1855, At
6o'clock r. m, on the premises, Lots nos. SO, 20,
IL -, -, -, 80, =, -, 80 ana 80; In Joel w
jones's sHbdivi ion OF square No. 5i5, fronting
each - feet on Vsa street, between 81 and X SIS
10 fifteen fee, ailev, with the buildings and I'm
pToveGents. which consist o. two vre:;-builI and
Comfortable frame dwelling houses.
The above property is eli%ibly situated in de
siraole and rePidIv Improving part of the city,
lots, as may be desired, and offers very Favorable
denCe or building lots, or investing.
The terms ot sale will be cne-third cash; and
the balance in G and - months, for notes bearing
interes; fr0m day Of sale, ard secured by deed OF
trust upon the property; and If not conn lied with
IN six Ia, after the sale the properly (he terms
OF which are not SO complied with viii be resold
upon oEe weeks notice, al the risk AID expense
OF he GsfaultiDg purchaser
Az cc.yegencing II expense OF purch aSers.
CHARLES :. WALLACH, trustee.
C. w. BOTELER,
eu 15-eo&ds Auctioneer.
IL The above sale Is postponed TO Thurs.
dav, september 18th, al ~ o'clock, at which time
Il VII positively take place.
c. &. WALLACH, Trustee.
c. w. BOTELER.
sep I'd Auctioneer.
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Kew y0-n Markets.,

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 Stock are about fc.
lower. Money is unchanged. Flour is a tri6e
higher; sales of 1900 bbls State brards
(gooi) 5775; good Ohio $500; Southern
5 81 Wheat is a triAs higher; Southern
white 50: rel 81 IS. Corn is a triAe higher;
Western mixed Gle. Whisky is unchanged.
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WATcHEs' rp,,r,nv

SUPERWARE, DC.
NJ w. GAIT & BRO. are constantly receiving
large invoices of the aboVe-and cfer every article
in their line at the lowest rates
GOLD AND SILVER WORK Of every de.
c-jption made to order, such as TESTIMONY
Ais, richly embellished with appropriate de-
VICES, &c
Precious Stones set in the most modern styles
ARMS, CRESrS, NOTICES, &C., cut In
Stone and Metal.
NJ. w. GAIT Il BRO,
32i Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
an 30--tf
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II Important Notice.-But one solution to
he mysterious office performed by my ELEC-
TRIO OIL, that or any Psychologist can thus
d. cover; and that is its probable Incorporation
With the electric nervous fluid of the huna..
BODY. This is more Obvious from the sudden
Change OF the nerves Of sensation those little mon
i.o:s Of sIltering,) noticed nv al who use my
(yenuine) Electric Oil, from 80 South Eighth st ,
near Chestnut, Philadelphia 1t is most n
P'rtant discovery rs the people will soon know
rom actual experience. II relieves sutferia.. as
dos no other known combination, and that sud
denly.
Price 50 cents and 81. Prof. c. DKGRATH
SUIT IL CO. sep S-iw
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BvJ. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneers.

BvJ. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneers.
TWO NEAT WO-ST ORY FRAME
Il Houses on VI street, between 18th and
18th streets, at Auction,-On TUESDAY AT
teInoon, September 18th, At SIX O'Clock on the
premises, shall sell subdivision No 30 in square
2e2, -nting on north NJ, between 18th and 18th
streets, with the Improvements, consisting of two
neat and well fnished twO-story Frame Dwelling
HOUSES.
Terms favorable and made known at sale.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
sep Sd Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-08
EsgEH.

In Alexandria CO., Va. on the 5th instant, of
congestive fever, in the 82d year of his age, GEO
DALE, ESQ. Of this city
In this city, On the 9TH instant, after brief bu;
severe Illness, which she bore with patient reSIo
nation, CAROLINA WILHELMINA CHRIS
TiANA, daughter of Ludwig Hs!in, in the nth
year of her age.