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TITO THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LOU

FHNO THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LOUl-
EIANA-one Of the mot important points al preseu, in the
manufacture Of sagar ofs obvious TO the
practical planter true theory Of Plenty
Cane The advantages Of boiling by cane ave
andenahe In quality but although aavig Of
fseted With the use Of the ordinary bos
thor reduction both In the fuel hs
Steam Train into gousra nse - 4. 5I = I
Cheap steam therefore Indispensable and this
% completely attained By the The PATENT STEAM
TRAITOR tbs principle the celebrated
Engine. now Two years in operation. 81 z5a5 z I
The Steam being ali lire
face and sbsorb nins tenha Of the heat from the with
proper for burning the eaaszs te other
required to take of the crop. 80 T75 7E2'
Rapidly generation sssm which is prsurs
hundred pounds square nch i've lighting
Ahedrs.
advantage the steam In the eyspora
ion ofiqis we'll known operation the steam heated
any sItou psaas up TO red hsa without
sure. .-.s..5. z ...E.E
Perfect safety from explosion there being large body
wassr 10 and hot being hgh
Economy In fuel, water and price efcoHt. T57 I
One Of these Steam Generators
merits fully tested. II by negroes and ths
Of fuel half of that raqdsd hoe
These Steam TraiHh manufactured Miles
Greenwood CINCINNATI The appointed
oral Agent Tor Louisiana indies and hsvpI had
Practical experlens in boiling
this plan "a the best hitherto brought generating
aed he now prepared 80 ppt Steam Trains completes all dsts
and h rate prices than
Louisana Also Vacuum Pans Centrifugal Machines and Bone
Black AParatusss from the Globe Works Of g. Hon New
The undersigned will also the operation furnish
tho engineer required tho the plantation il
ha mehod Of working them tho @ eeason charge
Thoss who pphats OF with
small apparatus II the plantation bs Dpn
aged by the and made tug
VII furnished and Instructions given personally
LII the making the article -
kS Agents New Orleans, Messrs VOORHEES, GRIGGs L. CO.
Is Tshnnpitoulna street. felt anaHw
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y. II. CARTER & co.,
Corner Common and Tchoupitoulas streets,
NFFER FOR SALE In arrive and landins

o. HI pAHIEh az NVss
Corner Common and Tchoupitoulas streets,
OFFER FOR SALE, to arrive and landing
itsn shp. Pacific Lohlaaaa, Dssdeaoas, asnos Enn. ca
pa;.a 4 "A, ~ y s,sss
sALMoN-Io bsl % bali do, 10 quarter, and 10 kis.
TONGUES snd so1Nps-so halt Dbl. aad leo kits
MESS sHAD-ao halt Dbl. and - kits.
saGiaosE ~ fss 1.t ss
LossTERs CLANS, Salmon, Macksrs aad Habus ID
/. SPERM oit,- aa.k. and % bsi..
WHALE oIL-so eaaks Kni 100 bbls.
TANSERs, OILS L ~, Nc 1 aada
MACHINERY oIL-4s sei..
SWEET oIL-iso bashss. quarts and pnA.
GRushkp apd POWDERED sueAR-,s IBIS.
KA2so saf qhsss Poushosg sud 100 Id boxes Imperial
sPLIT PEAS- 5 haltee,s. Y.
osLoNs-9oO ees Silver shlns. .. 5.--
s0AP-500 borss Boston No.
MUSTARD--i00 boxes Ksniu:ty.
CUBA slXEs-soo boxes Rsddinsi cepps,
E LIZ skq sYRup@i SSsi Sc.... @~T
TOMATO cAIsuP--7S boxes. .-.... ~. 49, vs.
1ELIIEs and JAMs--as boxes. ~. ..54= z.,==
PEpRER sAuGE,-ioo boxes.
FRESH ToAtATOEs-sO boxss; In . ID eans
PICKLES Barrels, half > krss SoIel 800 pAokagssi
seesq Ss... %
ENSI!sa RickI 5Ess dem. = =. ''''' ''~H4
walsh d Dairy thh oa2E Sc. so1s..
MALT-soo bushels.
RgooMs dsssu.st.ra.
s saek kssss ToBs set;5: boxes.
CAssiA-soo mats. ,r
NAILs-la0 kegs. E nols spst
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WHIsKY....w noticed sales Of about 100 bbls Rec
tilted at s55s1see y gallon. s.~. aa-
FFEIdHTs... Three chips wers taken for Havre at
lc for Cotton one for Liverpool I'd One for Bremen
at, and two for Boston at 10. ."g.
EXCHANGES. Very dull at our quotations 5z.r
Sterling 1oea107k
Francs. .5f32G6l37h y dollar
New York Bixty-day Bills ...2H2K y OF dis
Sight Oheoka on New York X01 die
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MARYLAND LoTTERIEs.
Capital Prize, s1oo,ooo!!!

r MANAGERS OFFICE,
BAiTMoxs. Mp, Oct. !, 1855.
TNHE MANAGERS of.the Maryland Lotteries
will give their attention 70 the filling for and
q Packages Tickets and would call the
tho public 10 the following sehsm, which Is the
MOST BRILLIANT AND MAGNIFICENT Lottery EVER
DRAWN.
Al Tickets Certificates PACKAGES Tks the Lottsrs
tbs State Maryland hogspk Signature
err thtNAN, General Agent Cor the and any
othere Frauds = - -'-'
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Cd oh ssh ! zach. sao. 600


4
xnoso tbs money! drafts checks for Tick vou
wsh purchase receipt 81 which ordered
mai. soesshs, WIN, shs osa sh.m carefully sailed in a.
,hs ocial paxng eaIHsd ~ Tho commonsf with wrIsssn
plain and give She County
may direct. 40ln13 -1- -.
Drawn Numbsr Of Losseriss are sIso pubaa
BY ssats tho following papers ii Baltimore Nh
San Clipper PAo American, Argus; Nstienal
ssucsf md Union, of Washington, DC. "
Thsss Losres drawn In pnbc with the ot
uPaous faith and ami being tbe
survanes o. the State whose appointed th
Drawings Of the various M
public Of the fairness with which they drawn.
The responsibility Of the Managers and the
Of tie State for win nuue the
bark IN these enterprises. :. - N
brancy msgnaesnce schss and The fact t,.
sis only triennialy that draw Lottery maantude
houd induce The 70
invest the comparatively small aksd and
Of Packages for the chance Of obtaining
Prizes. sgsag.s.40 rs@ste97a.
addressing the may confidently rely upon bav
ing orders promptly hea acd the confidence
Tickets from 81 TO ssu and Certificates Of Packages ri
amount from VI 20 $4,000 according price Of The
tickets
circular containing all the Schemes of Maryland Lotteries
will BE- ssut to by addressing the undersgnsd
oYdersto r.
s.E #. X. Brennan,
o93 Speed tno15 No. q Calvert street, Baltimore Md.
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~ BRECKENRIDGE GOAL.
HNHE BRECKENRIpGE GANNEL, coal

thH lCANNEL Ia
Company mining their yery
ror quality Of Coal 81 Clover PORT the Ohio river
following Inducements
BY touching Clover Po the Companys
the Coal n " per ton, OF 5000 pounds or
part Of brought down samss the Agent
% cash. delivered OrIeana thns
surfing them atreght Of % per ion. sl7f M
The breckenridge Camel Coal Known anal
rang eAm and for Purposusn or lii
following exraets the Hon
tcs Hon. r. Young INSIDE to the
oath. - = -As 1'a'r
1--WE calling Camel Coal sthough !. ia In some i'm
portan respects unlike the
pecuiArties arest Tne with IL ieuas "a The
power vpuma and endurance combnstiou ana m
from sxplosions in
blows the from
and repeated hanlnr 4h. The small il
leaves and hghurusd coal
ashes 5h Its resistance
etc by which all danger Of shaking falling
combustion demsnds full supply air. and at
tended with intense Brilliant
resp and its far
Coal which we have M In This peculiarly
maikAhle amount Of btumncus
Cosl that fits above all Others the Valley
raising boiling lin
min ang and fol private Its strength
make il a singu'arly clean Coal 10 handlsn ~ -
Certificates the
plying the Of the
application to the Agents.
Hotels Private be supplied with the
above celebrated Coal 90 application TO 2 q -
CaEEvY 4 FARWELL,
A7E ~ Nnerhe
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Commercial Intelligence.
Per Baltic. |

Per Baltic L,yrspoo,. oet 10 1ass
We had good demand for Cotton in the early part of
the week, with slight improvement In prices but owing
20 the increasing dearness of money have
lost confidence and the market closes heavily at about
the rates In our last Circular - $1,000
The GALES for the week ending evening reach 81
bales spectators taking 5000 900 bales
To-day they are estimated 6O0O bales the Following
being the official quotations:
Fair Orleans, ........ sgd niddine bx 4
Fair Mobiles. ......... 6Hd middlnH s.!
fair uplands. sgd middling.....,. s Sic
Ordinary to good ordinary Az 6xd, Inferior to
Total Stock OF Cotton in this port Amer
do same time last year us coo 42so0o
import iot inc ~eek 200 g 10s
Money Is again tighter, and the Bank of England has
advanced her minimum rats Of discount to per ot
Trade In Manchester continues dull with limited trans
actions, at prices rather in favor of buyers -
The Corn market Is without animation but prices ara
gradually hardening In consequence Of our light stccks
Wheat has advanced in the week to cd Der bushel .
Flour 81 per bb and Indian Corn Is Cd psr uusrter
White Wheat 2s 4d to 1885, Red 1873 to lbs al psr 70 bs
Western Canal Flour 42s to 49, Philadelphia and Bst
more AS Cd to Ass 3D. Canadian ass cd Sour to
4s per Dbl White Indian Corn ass to 49, yellow al Cd
to 43s, and Mixed AS to as Cd per quarter
Rosn has been In fair request at 81 4d TO ia al nar t
LOT common, up to 9s Cd for fine quality. y
Nothing doing In Turpentine.
Yours, respectfully,
BROWN, SIMPLIFY s. CO.
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CATTLE MARKET.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

THURSDAY MogNrss, Nov. Is, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Mexico, Lawlssa Galveston and Massgords
Harris Morgan
Steamship Ocean Bird, Graham. York via Havana,
10 Woodruff deo
Ship Emperor, Tibbsfs for HAVE Baxter, Lowell T.
BAfk Hanson On Sylvester Genoa, Cssry Farws
Brig Get'ings Irsnia, for Tampico, Wiakhsm hco
Brig j Peters, Smith, for Philadelphia, Wiser go
sehr Flying Dragon, Bunker for Bsston poxsr kco
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LEGAL NOTICES.

AElsn oF oeLEAks. j. tssEgla 5000.
Rf VIRTUE Of writ Of ieri facias to me d.
recsd ~ the Hon. c. 1oats Tho Pence for
Ne Parish Of will rnbie auc,ion al
AZ ne stsh o. Novsmbs ISIS, ct y O'Clock
ose lot Of Jugs and contents De con.ntp az
81 sundry articles, ons kag ofOI Terma, oash -
EolsSN JOHN A. AGAISSE Constable
SrcoHD JusrIca'e CoUEI, JOHN RICE vs. g. L.
fAGreHsr ohLEANs. sos, tg}Sa 3g8
10y VIRTUE of q writ of feri facias to me
deeted ~ the Hon. e. " Joute, Of the Peace
ior ne rsrh Of win procsed sell public auction
on Circus ars d, between Psrddo Po,dras
streets The 18Th day OF November O'Clock I'M
A Lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE - -
Seized IN the above suit Terms, eash.
nos ial7 John A AoArssr r......,.
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IMPORTS.


BATH, ME-ship Iawtsn-~l@b tdaA hay TO order.
NEW YoRR-shir ssa-soo bses hsy TO order. 4
MATAGoRDA BAYsehr Hannah bales Trsou
Ssefens &se IA FULLY &csS do Fsrley
Jury heo44 Garter &eose0 Hawkns-lSd do Green
Crrmp Buchsnuon Carroll &eo-ls &coI Yeatsu
talss cotton. ,Ts F'@ MN - u
boSFOUCA-schr Alianco-a5o bbs aand 10 order. o @a
BAY ST LOuIS-Schr HiIondelo-4s cords wood 70 order
TCHEFUNCTA-SchrS yIphids-too bbls ssnd,
BAY ST LoUis--schr FIorida-4 10 cords wood. 4-
BoNFoucA-sehr Belle Ros.-ss,ooo brieks .pgP .t.
fAARL RIyER-sehr Augsins-Wood. .a5ali,.. g.: .45,-.
BAY 81 LDUISSctr Coneorda-s7 600 Lumber Fnh Geo.
MoBILE-schr 1pvneibls-NavaI 70 order. z
soNFouCA-sehr Fruiisto-aso bbs sand to order.
ANTE RlVER-s0hr ArsoOe Is cords wood
coVIHGToN-Sebr Adsle-lO0 bbls sand to order
coVISGToN-Schr Laua-S5 900 bricks o Wsssr
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~ GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Glass Y,
To BE- drawn In Baltmers Nd % Saturday Nov ~, 1858.
SO ME,
39,sss prizes, amounting to ea,4sI, 4Ss.

01'0'V V11.os' Huouatns 70 Fz'9s443s y
Whole tcksH saoi Halves $40; QuArsen, $40; Eghths
To determine the fate OF th,ss per prizes 10 numbers
70 nclusiEe WILL 30 sveray placed wheel the
drawing Is Of than random and hat
n for it, combination the h ID and 81
titled g ths capital pIs Of 600
Those fys tickets having on them tbs
1th sth sth 10Th Iith lTh Sd oh 9Th
7th s.h eth I'd % Ath NJ" each, $4,000
Every having on it othe three drawn
entitled % pz varying from $1,000 to On accord
ing the scheme. hoee wh two numbers aor good pfoat
ca to With drawn number original
cost, ess is per cent. ~ T7777 7.7'' ~ 1870
Zach package Of % mutt draw certain amount Chat
y. Saa. tno number e gre. Selo multiplied BY hs pI
for tbs difference between the Package ana bnt
9Antsa 70 dAw and which entities the 10 n
ths numbers draw the guarautesd.
neatno f peat MI 4
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ARRIVED.


Ship Sea, Colby 10 days from master-sd district
Ship Pasn from snion Is ballast.
Ship seman. Woodu Antwerp 7sh Sept in ballast
tor-gd 5istrici
Bark Francis Homsa days Mobile In ballast. to
Q1sisniine Station. " '' ~ - -~'
sehr hsIash MaItp Ferris days from MagordA Bay bsa TO
slar niIsnee heion from bonfoncA-Basn.
En- ai5sSdailG from By 8 Leui.-Bnin
sehr Florida from Bay 81 Louis-Bssiu
oent bells Ro;e Charles. from sonfouca-Bs.iu =.
Schr Angs.ihe, from Pesrl River-Bnsin
Sehr Concordia, from Bay St Loui.-Bssin
ehf invine,bls Weston. days obis to mss,erDs.p
Sehr fraisegs, Soress, from Bonfouca-Ba,in '-
Sehr Aisrh kiefsr, from Ane Riyer-BsIin
sehr Ades Gassaon, from covingou-Bs,iu
scnr Laura, Hitler from Covngton-Ba,In.
steamboats
Southern Belle, Broadwsll from Carolina LANDING
rank Lyon, Estes, from Ashton
soosa Belle, Clouds, frem Louisyi.
G Jr Cotton, from Bayou sara
Carrier, BroHn from LafsuycLe
New Ia,ons aroas Waterloo 81
Nashville, belauyder ffesu Memphis
Alice Glaze. Lasaler from Wssbiputo.
rsnnsylvtnia, k!re fsltsr from 9, Louis -Ia.
A. Montgonery, jackson from Msutgomsry, .,-
IL s Sip: Hsios Taa.os ps b dews
up shra Lawson aud brig ssun and sch
Towbca Ball. Rsnhsr from the psa.srourh n, bio keupe
Towboat Whitley Heaon the Passes-tored down ard
ea 60 mo IN INST. ship Pioneer brig
"mChrk-hrought Up AMP N elonan and bark Fancis.
Ship Tauss.o.s Bori,ad freu I,.,Doo ~
ship International Ssarsy, Liverpool "a William. ro
sehr indianoa ii days from New York BogsIt leo.
tBy Telegraph
souTHwEsr PASS, Nov. H.
ihe ship John Paraon Capt Pierce from has arrived
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EXPoRYs.

SALYEsIpN AND MATAGoRDA BAY stssaabip SieIieosso
oS hour 100 potatoes bids bags
oo DO corr 100 b apfs 100 starch $50
BIS bxs ordnance, 30 bbis sundries. ~
cotton, 100 hb!s aeur, 9A14 bags wheat - -
HAvRE-shiP Empsror-lsSI bales cotton SOL bags wheat
eKNoA-Bark Hanson Gregory-ses hslss cotton :. b.
TAMPlco-Brg Gstinss--llsa bales cotton y a iS.as
metal rs -. -
PHLADELPHAsgs JPessrss, bSls uolasrey 100 sta corn
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LAND WARRANTS, 8U-E
EEIGHEST MARKET RATES PAID FOR
IL LAND WARRANTS. Also, all kinds OF Uncurrsnt Rank
Notes. Coin, Bullion and Exchange pnrhassd by '4'A
h. 3. MERRELL b CO.
noS ddWly No. 80 Camp IT., cor. Common
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"a ANNUCHps AMERICAN MUsUEUM=


;, Ihaai.r, and formerly Dan Rtee's Museum.
Depot Of the Triumphs day.
bflisnty iumnstst Of night larger
~ rals and eurioss than other similar
Amor this alaai s.t1ary s,shsI PeIissi.
9nar Pashs Lrd Raglsn Pncs Msnschikof, kaposon
bsisersnt Powsr Of
- Adnl ~ so cents: ehltrrn haif
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SPOKEN.

~ shp Ksnnsbeek, on the SSH September a. ship
Grotso, from Liverpool bound 10 savAnn.h.
On the 9Th November Bsmini Ilsnds sp from
Liverpool for this port.
By ihp awsOu 20 miles Balzs brig Adams Grsy Capt
Henry, hence for Havana. ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GIT. CHARLES THEATER-

GsT CHARLES THEATER- $1,000 -
~ Lessee and Manager
q r. Ggrstgp .AoIins Aansgsr
. THURsD.Y November it:S !. III '''o'e''
fOURTH NIGHT OF MRS. PARREN
LONDON AssUEArCELady Gay spsnksr Earrsu: ps..,.
W rose sr hsre'urt MARI smith M.ddls DsBas Dolly
-psBI; DAbstsr Bewsn: Fanny, Mn. Bernard. r'
TT To MORROW BENEFIT Of Mrs. REnRKN,
q DooTs epsu 8 baIfp past siI 1'eioch, precisely
- evsrtars at sevsn o'eioef, prsessIy. po,s
DELICAN THEATER = Teleeraphio dis.
pst.bes having received sTARf svgsesa
sppsar at tha popusr pis,e Of
snursd 10 eoss tho ne paps
rsntiihg and repairing the b. Hiding.
W The REGULAR SEASON will comtnsn in lev days
nol. J. s. CHARLES. Massgsr.
ORLEANS THEATER-
~ ~ Masked SOCIETY BALLS Aa
soiEgl BALLS 70 20 given at tbs Orleans viii
sprly 10 NJ H. RUFFIEk, Thsster
VII DO open day from Geek A. NJ O'Clock P.
YNHE GAMPBELLS ARE COMING
II REoPESIs0 OF PEELs SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE,
ARMORY HALL
'' ~ FOURTEEN PERFORMERS. "a
ceDnsnsng MONDAY November svay svsnirg drrinx
y the week
WEST FEELS ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINSTREIs have She
10 Ladies' OYIssna
that they viii give s<rsa o. their tepaar CONCERTS
% For particulars bills Of the day,
" Tickets, 10 cents. Color ed peraons, Is cents.
50, -.,...l.-.. MATT PEFL, Manager
noe ~ Dig. r. A. JONES, Agent.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

THURSDAY MOANING, Nov 49, 1883
COTTON -. The demand continued yesterday and re-
suited in sales Of fully 1000 bales at firm prices We still
quote: -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-27
IL The Greatest Medical Discovery Of

IL The Greatest Medical Discovery Of
The age Is AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
They don't help complaints, but they cure them
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three boxes have cured the worst cases Of Scrof-
ula.
Two boxes have cured Erysipelss.
One box always cures the Jaundice.
Three boxes are sure to cleanse the system rom
ioils-often less than one does 10.
Two boxes have completely cured the worst Of
y,lcers on the Legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles
One dose cures the headache arising from afoul
stomach.
Strong doscs often repeated eIpel every worm
from the body. They should be given TO children
who are always, more or less afflicted with this
scourge.
As gentle Physic they have no equal.
One box cures arrangement Of the liver.
Half bex cures a cold.
They purity the blood, and thus strike al the
foundation Of every disease.
world.
They are purely vegetable and can do no harm,
but do accomplish an unaccountable amount OF
good.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass. u,
and sold by every respectable druggist.
Sold by z. ID. GILMAN, Washington, o. n.
LlNTHlCUM, Georgetown; JAMES COOK .
CO, Fredericksburg. au l7-2m
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

BY JAS. G. cGUIRE. Auctioneer.
ENNCELLENT FURNITURE and ifOuse-
IL held Effects At Auctien.-On MONDAY
morning, October LIST, at 10 O'Clock, at No. %
Ninth street. second door above L, ] shall sell the
Furniture and Effects Of a gentleman declining
no lsekeeping viz:
Handsome walnut spring seat Divans, with par
Tor chairs TO match
Rosewood marble-top Centre Table
Walnut Etagere, fancy Tables and Chairs
Excellent Venitian Blinds, Shades and Curtains
Velvet Carpet
Large quantity Of superior Mating
Stair Carpets, Rods and Eyes, Oilclcth
Mahogany Sofa, Card Tables
Solid mahogany extension dining Table
Nee dhsm's patent Sofa Bed, superior article
Walnut MAJ bic top Sidebosrd, Dining Chairs
Silver plated Tea Set, Casters, Spoons and Forks
China and Glassware, Clocks, China Vases
Walnut and mahogany Bedsteads
Marble-top and plain Bureaus, Washstands
Excel ent cuTled hair and huss Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows, Toilet Sets
Cane seat Cottage Chairs, Walnut Crib
Bronze Hat Tree, Astral Lamp
Kisterbcck Cooking Stove
Superior Refrigerator
Radiator and air tight Chamber Stoves
Requisites
Terms $50 and under, cash over that sum a
credit of co ard 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest J. c. MCGUIRE,
sep I'D AuctionesI.
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The Fever Abatiug.

baltimore, Sept. T.-The fever In Ports.
mouth and Norfolk continues to abate, and
business has been partially resumed.
In Norfolk, on Tuesday, Is deaths and 8
new cases were reported, and Q deaths up to
noon Wednesday
DR.. Obermuller, Of Augusta, Ca, IL dead.
Rev. DR.. jackson, Of the Episcopal church, is
i'll. Mrs. Ferguson is convalescent.
In Portsmouth, on Tuesday, there were but
5deaths reported, and On Wednesday to noon,
9-priEcipally children. But few new cases
have occurred for several days past.
DR. RiZer, Of Philadelphia, is recovering.
Mrs. fancy, wife of Chief Justice fancy, ID
very i'll at Old Point, and medical assistance
has been summoned from Baltimore.
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ByJAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

BY Jas. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SUPERIOR CABINET + U X NIT U r Z,
- Rare and Beautiful Oil Paintings, Seyre
and French China, Glassware, sc. Aeon
THURSDAY MORNING, Oct. 4th, / shall fell
at 10 O'Clock, corner OF and Fifteenth streets
at the residence Ct Mr.. Gevers, NJ inister ffom
the Netherlands, (gho is about to remove from
the country,) his F uinture and Household Effects,
comprising
Walnut hair spring seat French Sofa
IL oak green plush-seat Chairs
walnut morocco covered easy Chairs
Elegant carved rosewood marble top Sideboard
Superior solid mahogany extension Dining Table
Marble top Centre Table, Card Tables
Splendid bronze Table Service, comprising pla-
teau, flower vases, fruit stands, &c.
Rich gold and purple hand French China Dinner
Set, 100 pieces
Beautiful Sevres and French China chocolate
Cups and Mugs
Crystal cut glass Decanters, Wines
Champsgnes, Cordial, Finger Bowls
Ten Oil Paintings Of the Dutch school, by yor.
deans, Comes, Mohrhagen, Wynaents, Louis
Meyer, and others, beautiful specimens Of art
and undoubted originals
Velv, {, Brussels, and three ply Carpets
Chintz Curtains, Shades, Lounge
Cottage Chamber Set, single Iron Bedsteads
Excellent Cooking stove, Radiator
Copper cooking Utensils, kitchen Furniture, &C.
The above articles are all nearly new, some OF
them having never been used, and the urnlture
was made by Roux, and Is very superior.
Terms $50 and under cash; over that sum q
credit Of SO and 90 days. for notes sails actortly
JAS. c. Mcguire,
sep 22d Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-27
THE WAR.
FALL OF sEBAsTOPOL ~

On the Sth inst, after bombsrdment CT
three days, and six repulses of the French
with terrific slaughter before the Redan and
M akof, and one repulse of the English, with
loss of $1,000 French and English, SEBAsro.
FOL WAS TAKEN.
The enemy les. the same number, making
total Of about 1000. The Russians evae.
uated the town, after blowing up the defencss,
sinking sill the ships, and firing the town,
leaving nothing but smOuldering ruins.
Five French Generals were killed including
General BOsquet. A large allied force were
marching to intercept the retreat of the Rus
sians inland. The allies captured immense
quantities Of materials Of war
1t is reported that the allied Generals have
orders to demand Of Russia the surrender un-
conlitiOnaliy Of all troops, stores, and defences.
including the city of Odessa.
Another attempt has been made to asssssi-
nate Napoleon.