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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

the stss-a hon going TO the bois-. When rlsss
hauled The string down ne boa. blew ID. me caPA11
did 70. know .he amount Of steam on. Snty pe~ssA
is the most steam carried when under way. Inc w
ress had engaged 70 set IS engiceer I'll sno Ger o.
was ergage1. The captsin wa often swearing 'cs.ss
70 more steam was carried. Don't kDoE sheIhaS ~
captain was su engineer.
JaInfs Sew at TIE former engineer Of the Georgmas
testified that II As uusae % ciosc he vsve Gtsr 81
absence Of three % sc MINUTES from The eagineroon
tie IN 'he boat because the captain growd az os ase
csiryirg more steam
Another Slhess testified hist he heard thS cse'ain
tel Flood 10 stop toe waive vii thes got some hofN
IT mules OF board. The boa blew up shout thros
minutes afsr TIE valve vas clOSsd
F.eCeric Dauker ,es1ned that hAf 81 honr MAJ
the expOeion. he net Capt. Thoui5soo running On
Main street. Tie said, " Dsaker. give me your hAN.
land don't say anything
Another witness testified 20 hearing the deceased $50
be had hundred pounds OF steam, and thai &c
all the Captains fault
The clerk testified IN WatsOn emplo yed a. On
sreer ard he bad heari him say he had nev,T eHsee
ire trade of engineer. Every exsrtion was mass sn
in company with the hate Hayes To get on 80 20
seam possible. The yskeeper testified thai ne aes,e
the captain on the day o. the explosion ssy mas .ne
GeOrgins would beat the Kate Hayes to-d,Y. IRe
Jurv returned the following verdict;
That the deceased 20 his death by sc sds sna
Il uIies received by the explosion OF the Geor u.s. ene
tn at bis de ath occasoned by tae criminal onoao
ard insttenton of Captain Jpo. Toompeo ., us
captain OF the GeoRira and the owners. Was us Z"
Behler. Alta Caiifornis, Nov. "
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EGYPT.
THE eUEs CANAL


The International commission for ccnsnucting a
aral through the isthmus OF SCez lett MareelIies II
vii he -tm,moeied, on November ?. Having arrived
At Aiexandria l7,b, and passed three days in tha,
city wiitter Nj Negrel the Austrian engineer had
prece6sd it. the commission MADE excursions weet ana
fsst TO tie Msrabout Fort, and TO Bane, TO lnvesl
ate re nature Of the rocks aud sands that
extend along the whole line Of coast as far as tue
meats OF lie Nih. The commission el9ctel Tor
he PRECEDENT NJ Conrad, the Dutch engineer, ana on
,ba o}o WINS received by said Pashs, the Niceroy Of
Fovpt The Commission will first proceed to PIPER
US m to report to the veroy the suffice Of works
oT tie internal csnalzstion of the country. and VIII
then return 10 Cere aferward proce edng 10 Suel tor
che sc,eftfc examination of the Ishmus ss far as
pe;nsa During this time the business Of taxing Levels,
&c. viii be PROCEEDED With. Persons are at Woik
making hy5Iograph ic observations III the Gu4t OF
Pslusa Hnol a.the canal Is 70 have its mouth.
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L w O " X Il * )
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
sf.4O5,392 IN GOLD.

The steamship George Law, Commander W. L.
Hernion, L. S. n, arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon She len Aspingall q, 30 on the evening
Of the 10th inst, and arrived st Qaaran inc at >
O'Clock p m. Of the 2sth, having eIpasiencei heavy
weather and stropg northwest winds since passil &
the latitude Of Charleston.
Sic brings the California msis Of the 5th inst, 81
passenger. and 81 4o5,392 in treasure on freight
brought down on the Pacific by the Pacific Mail Steam
slip Company steamer Golden Age which arrived
at Panama on the evening OF the 18th.
Dec. &c, s.1p m, lat. 30 Is ", Ion. = "a W.
passed slip T. J. Roses bound nortl. Dec p, a.
.. m, lat So 81 n, lon. - IS w, passed steam
chip Cahawba, bound south.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1855.

leve thaS Russia "a importing peace. Thos. Uni
tolSs completely douNe Ihemseive. UndonSsedIr
Russia Wonid prefer peace to wsr she would gls5ly
accept peace, but che does not t) it a. begzaf
RUSSIA, or whom lie war IS iuhiCtug hesvy lo,s3s Z,
not igr0ran' that Z costs hev enemies dear Ala
ana she feels in herself a genial cr,rsn-
quite ecequse to The preservation OF her full vitality
rotwi hssnGioe The blows now being or sbou. o. Le
lev cleo against her, She does 10, underestimate the
sI,hsla OF her asgi essOis, bat che knows her own
tltl - u rcsls ause-8 sGcngth increased ff,fIf
ly Tho feeling o. rHiOrs 81 homo by he enthu,issn Of
6Itope and sn ANY lighting defense Of their aa
five and, IN lsbt Of Goo whom thoy IL YOKE ald 10
ne laue CT TIE I'm cror who besses he
the Aus fisn ultimatum ia a. old rumor refg-.
biS'ed up. Besides the Austrian army has iust been
placed Oh y, ace footing. Russis has done nothing
Las sad nothing to authorize the belief that ere viii
now 20 beg ono the concessions she made al Vienna
Tor Tie sake ct securing tue peace If T., World Aus-
Ira has In no wOy shown that sha should deem il
nghi 10 go now beyond the prom stons she brought
forward some lime back al the Conference and VIII oh
were accepted neither by the Emperor OF the French
nor by Lord PalmerstOn. Lastly France and En-
gland far from evincng any readiness to sccep. the
GA A9suIhn propositions rejected by them a. Vienna
have IN nOvlse shOwr-'he contrary would be tue Il
we we're forced 10 rely on the semi official iournsl-
that they would not demand more low than that they
would lain gave obtained at Vienna. IL this sate Of
ne case where are The probabilities about the ultm.
tum which II - said Austria or the one hand wishes
to see accepted by Russs. aud the Western Powers
the othtrf
But it is quite slough to read in the English Jour
mails announcing this uliimatum, what they state as
the conditions, in order TO be quite certain th 1t Il has
never entered into the idea Of the Austrian Cabinet 20
expect the acceptance Of them by Russia; com
plete exclusion Ct the Russian navy from the Black
See; the absndOndent Of tbe Russian PrOtectorhts
reference on tho part Of Russia with the internal
afsiIs 81 The Ottoman Empire, anO lastly, the al
mission Of Foreign Coreo,s Of SsyastOpO' Nlk0Airh
ard kherson. Russian pride Will assuredly not 90
far
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OREGON.

The latest dates from Oregon are to November 20.
RFTURs OF TIE ARMY To DALLSS.-Ths vhots
Northern military force, says The Oreg0Hlda Of us
oath Noveu Der both volunteers and regulars have re-
turned 10 the Dalles The course now to be adopted
will, we suppose depend upon The movements OF MA
General Wool, United Ststes Army who has como an
TO take conn anc and direc. future moyemen1. We
have 10 doubt Gen Wool will have the entire conn
def &c Of the Oregon volunteers and VIII personosx
direct toe Winter csrnPaisn. ~. WI
,,stf had gone 10 the Dales. On being eked ~herh
bis headquarters would be- he answered " In the san
ole until this war ~ over.
Fort WALLA WALLA ~ THE HAsDs OF rHx ~
DIAss.-Msjor Cbinn, in his report 70 Colonel Me-
NTH dated 40 Well Springs Camp, Nov. II. says:
81 have with sll convenient speed msde my W.
to this point, encoustenDg ro'hng IN me ~sg oiS
tilty; the country 10 this point Is deserted. IoFn9
the messengers who bear these letters, arrives
camp bringing me, from \. Raymond, in'epss a,
ofthe danger the settfrs-he destruction OF M0 Ar
Brooks and Brumfords property-of the seisv a.
NAL. MALTA by Pee peu -nox- nox, and the nu nbs
and cor ton Of my enemies. Mr. Sinclair sun
NE from the information gather from tnese ssssu
gers that the position Of Pee peu InoI moI 10 u aces.
sbls with my force. AT present me ony pa, which
present Itself to me- is. that shall procetS 10 ts
na.la end fOry my sell until either re avg Toemsats
arrive he right column may crese er iersioo in
nv favor Win $50 more men, aud one OF two field
niece | might take Fort Walla Waua with the
means at my command II 10 impossible The news.
from Ray rnond has been Of incslculabe enedt. Ny
design had been TO n owe direct on TO NVsa Walls ~
the liver road In which case rom the nature Of the
s,ourd the command world have been a. the msro5
of 600 Indians. IfRsymond "a correct in his afor-
nation, shall probably reach the Unstlls TO MOI,
THy FTptDIIIos TO THE YAKIMA CoUSrRr,--PrsD
onr corre,nopdents and from parties who were in -
command sert TO the Yakima, says The Democrat :.
Sfonaard We condense the following account or a,
| II TIE engagement at the Yakima river, mea- one<
in Major RsiIs despatch, Captain benatus on aaaay
and part Of the Clackamas company took ~ n aai
4 . frat
who fed with great rspidity, 80 much 30 at tbs de.
sbled state Of the horses Of the yoicnts 3 rendered.
pursuit unsuccessfu Cspt. CerneAH "a compssy,
having become separated from tAe ain body o. t6s
Encountered superior fesse Of L. diam. and fought
them NEARLY half day. BE ~ ,t them =. bay ADD
succeeded u tskiog from ths2 soma cattle and dvoe
them into camp thai oish' ave Of aA 0'a vsrs -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29
TUE SHIP CONSTITUTION

T7.,.,iD R-iffOn o. he NeW
.';eP Va. burned IN the Meisey, thus reports con
cernirg the h'e: N,v.,,h,, 2 for Liverpool with
as.I.i' 80 "a or Ne Taysss This vesseI .1' meas
fine Tcok ca b5Ia stye'poo. ,ypiss of the Nth A:
N about 90 stsssss d,e re-. sPs 400 so
s 81 ,s-t.s,iss AZ the upper deck ,owsa 'ss 80.
% aui ssebs. There ives 10 on, 49, vt,b strong
5.ci II. ,Rrpen'u 'nc'o,'d 81 'os .va,
kakhsaes aud ao Leakage whatever - eve yn 20
% b0,-d -ne a. $500 a.. .sains from
. ~ Dscsmber vhsa saloks was discorelsa ss.ss i'm
- ,1y,pss.e1 of aec9ld cal 2 sbsts 20 q,
-.si,f-is 50 belBw slf Dsds sNtoei -. n.
msos0f a, cas-, %. ..IiI a.. .Sss,'b 's'' %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

a 400 900 of roubles. The loan is a Ave per cen
go offered a. &c. II IL stated that one.third OF il
N be offered in Berlin, one-third in Hamburg, and
~ remainder il Amsterdam. Surprise is expressed
!; England iha; the Pru.sGn Government has allowei
Ss barking housc of Men6elssohn Of Berlin 10 opes
,shscriptiors. but NJ Mendelssohu is the agent of
ysssrs S.eeGz the Court banker, in Russis and tie
sosaotiou is in The legitimate course Of their business
IRE name Of Hope y Co. - Amsterdam is mentioned
\ connection with the Dutch portion OF ,he loan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

tc5Et buyers .toEiBa dip ior . % n fEz1IL
Of SO bsEs b'ow- rsrasobdee 'oii I" tof near
porr, fozoE cord;srs.
sPTITFK stesty a. 20 IS. a.,
1ktLOw HN beer qdei throughout tls Yves at so
suct, lot to-tJ ~ : c + O. the SPIT sa- sSe tf
Srrirr deliyerT
Tr.l1s'.S ~ s.-s o. Rough 70 -,S-t sP',i II :.
4 u Amsticaa 4: Az
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AUSTRIA.

We Team from Vienna tls, Count CorOni1i will not
DOT laluin e Bucharest AMI tat the AustIen com
msnd in lie Prncpallties will be conferred another
General. The Government has forbiodea the port
Of hose ole c! sulphur, saltieter and ea3, ,e2t
In 2 TO- Waschs.
Tho eI tire Austrian army. with the exception Of he
force III tie Danubi0n Prncpslties, is 20 be imaeG-
ately re6yced 70 the peace standard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29
TIE ADHESION nF SWEDEN

The Paris correspondent Of The London Tines con
utues 10 repeat hat treaty of adhesion to the a-
zee hiss actually been signed bowen France aud
sweden ard only awaits the EXCHANGE Of ratif ,stona.
NV Russisn envoy to the Court Of Denmark is essen
t,IS political sllough the question of the Sound
Dues is the pete1s. NJ. Tengo bOrski skilful splo.
rsds, ana counJor of state, is the envoy alluded to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

We tender our thanks 10 T.. ii. Milo,eL esq
Purser Of the George Law TO the Pacific Express
Com peUy, freeman & Co., and Wek, Fargo Co.'S
E1presses ard TO j. w. Darlington, esq, for valua-
be iaNors.
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Brown. ShloIey & Co.'s Circular.

p-- P7-'s-i LfvYrrcoL F.A,y Dec. u, lS&
iu ths par q - there nrngsss 70
Cr1roS - 81 we dec isdlg IA - ~ = s1 81
o.pecgcf psrs 'ers FOR - prescut ~ the 1'rket
t3 10 preyu lui-taeis cl)ss '.-iY a. th-
qrrf-fors ~ ne les -. sm-.
Iu- tttt.- ~ b. -ncnz evening lsscses s. 10
tss ts--1 ,'os - 20 80 ~xp'r 81 N-eE 70.
G,J = 10 eg stsd a. o. b-.s with O0 the rrai-,
Fair Clts Is...,.....trl AIlAi1G .........o.L
lair Ns5 le-.........el. n liiiak .........js "a
Pa rps 3r........t-f MidfNpE ..........5i
Urd % COED Oh 5ciid IGi-'i1r ..........4i rjl
Bales
Tot. stoa. # Cotton h hiI 5ort..sSo orc Aaers,i.55O
SIM tine sst year.........5t5 600 hnericaa..29 eco
o., F "a. geek ..... 49, 30 AMER an. l. 'C0
Thee been soc6 sei6y dsrsrd IL MtnclssteE tJr
GOODS YAENs, All prices h4Fe beer ~ s1s,sioed
The CORs msrket q zrhour m7ch cbsDre. HEAT tit'r
IN s,tsue ia nd ec-,.ed trrogg1Jut inc "a part CT
the hsybE isd t0-day 3D. - g. hu', win
iood Ill p-ic-s q al Circular ~ha LoUA
MIN CCES demsnd md With NJ chsoE7
tbs rte. While WHEAT u ala 4 Red II al FIo ID
Vefa CshA FLoUR q d426. Pal sde rhs sal 81 i'm re-
IS az Otic A. q - 6, CAa.ds, 4.6ct Soar. q .
y bb. White indian CoES 81 yellow, - oqS Mixed,
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DIED..


&C On the 9th instant, JAMES C. EsLIN, in the
S9th year of his age
On the 18th instant MARY, wife OF Purser Ed.
ware Fitzgerald. u s. Navy.
Also. on the I'd instant, FRANK T., aged p
and on the 5th instant, CHARLES H., aged 90
son. OF Purser fitzgerald, all Of Norfolk, Va.
Lines on the death Of Mrs. Caroline Rheo, trho
died Of the ysl!o,c ferer, IN Norfalk, Va, BIZ
her ofsetionate friend, MISS NJ. A. Locke. o.
Washington, ID. c.
Beloved friend is gone unto her happy home,
From sorrows now she's fee;
Husband, children not wish her come
TO dwell again w tn thee.
Her worldly cares are over now,
No more her laugh with so gay,
VIII I'LL our hearts with happiness,
Or drive our grief away.
Her home that once so happy was,
Her children dear will wear GLOOM
And why !-because its sweetest flower
Lies faded in the tomb
Yes, s%eetly doth she sleep in death,
While ANXIOUS will see her right,
To besr unto the Saviour's throne
The kind friend, and loving
Husband, children, sisters, all dear friends to
thee -
Our PRAYER, when earthly toll is o'sT,
To meet with Caroline, In Heaven
Lines OF the death Of her son, CoEuD,6u Rhsa,
d0ed q years, died of the ysIIoIu ferer, in Mo-.
fox, Va, dJstc days after his mother.
Our hearts are sad and all detected, n
cast of grief our features wear,
Because we sadly-WiIl rscollected y
That our dear Columbus is no more
We laid him in the dark, cold grave,
His life was short on earth as.
Oh, teach US, Lord to calmly sav,
Thy viii be done-thy will be done.
M. A. L.
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Bye. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Real
L Estate on the island, Dwelling Houses
and building Lots-By virtue Of deed Of trust
bearing date on the fourth day Of August, 1854
and recorded in Liber J \. 8. No 81. folios 392,
&c. the subscri. er will sell at public sale, on
THURSDAY, the 9th day Of September, 1855, at
O'Clock D. m, on the premises, Lots Nos GO, 20.
II, -, 3D. ~, IS; rs, a, 49, 70 and so, in Joel w.
Jones's subdivision Of square No SIS, fronting
each IS feet Van street, between Sd and u SITS.
west and N and M streets south by 1870 feet deep
to fifteen fee. alley, with the buildings and i'm
prOvements, which consist Of two well-built and
comfortable frame dwelling houses.
The above property is eligibly situated ia de
sirable and rapidly improving part Of the city,
and will be sold either as a whole in separat 3
lots, may be desired, and Offers very favorable
opportunity to persons DESTROYS to obtain a resi-
dence or building lots, or investing.
The terms of sale will be one-third cash and
the balance in and i2 months, for notes bearing
interest from day Of SALE and secured by deed Of
trust upon the property; and IL not complied with
I'm six days after the sale the properly 1.-THE terms
OF which are not so complied With will be resold
upon one weeks notice, at the risk and expense
Of the defaulting purchaser.
al cohveyancing al expense Of purchasers
CHARLES s. WALLACE, Trustee.
G. w. BOTELER,
au 15-eo&ds Auctioneer.
III The above sale is postponed to Thurs.
day, September 18th, at 5h O'Clock, at which time
ii will positively take place
C. S wALLACH, Trustee.
1850 ... c. w. BOTELER,
sep7-d AuctIoneer =
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, Bakers Premium Bitters without
doubt, is one of the most popular medicines in this
State, and the great confidence through It's friends
hrs caused such increased demand, that the pro-
pretor has found il necessary to increase his IA
cilty for manufacturing the bitters so that he mag
be able to Ill all orders promptly. Our most able
physicians are using ii In their regular practice for
It's great virtues in eases of Dyspepsia, Nervous
Headache, Disordered Bowels, and as general
alternative of the whole system, &c Read the
certificate of the Rev, F j. Boggs, of Union Hill
Station, below. Volumes of the same kind have
already been furnished the proprietor. 4ss - g
RICHMOND, Sept. 7, 1854.
take great pleasure in testifying to the virtue
Of Bakers Premium Bitters remedy for obsti-
nate indigeston a relief fran the attacks Of dys-
pepsia and headache; and by their use have
escaped my annual attacks of chills.
REV. F. j. BOGGS, .sa
Pastor Of Union Hill Station.
Price so cents per bottle.
To be had Of CHAS. STOTT & CO., Wash.
8. HANCE, Baltimore; and by Druggists every.
where. y,- cost
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. w. BOTELER, Auctionesr.

ii By G. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES,
Ia wines, and Liquors, by Catalogue, ut
AucIien.-On MONDAY, Septemoer 18th, CON-
mencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, shall sell, at the
Grocery Store Ct Sheketi Brother, No 40 opposite
Centre Marker, large assortment Of fne Family
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Ciga-s, &c, consist
ing in part Of
Sugars, Teas, Cofees, Spices, Sauces
Pickles, Preserves
Sperm and Adamantine Candles
Fancy Toilet Soaps and family Groceries gene
rally
Also the finest quality Of Wines, Brandies, and
Whiskey, In bottles and wood, among which
~ may be found twelve dozen OF Newton cor
don Il Co.'s fine Old Reserve Bual Madeira,
vintage OF 1928
40 dozen Otard, Dupey Co.'S, and Pinet q Hen
nesSey Brsndies, vintage Of 1852 and 1S40
II dozen very choice Old Rive Whiskey
IL do Oftey's most choice Port Wine
A large stock Of very superior Cigars, comprising
the most favorite brands
Catalogues will be ready for delivery on Friday
preceding the sale.
Terms 300 and under cash; over 500 and
not exceeding 600, 60 days; over S200 months,
for notes satisfactorily endorsed without interest
b. JNO. II. TOWERS, r,,s,...
b. o. SHEKELL, trustees
c. w. BOTELER,
sep l1-eod Auctioneer
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mode OF Inhalation, in cases Of diseased lungs
and throat, recommended by DR.. Curtis in his ad
generally admitted bv our best physicians. that
local difficulties can only be successfully treated
by local applications This practice has been
pursued FROM the FIRST with respect to external in
Gdmmstion and cOrrosions, and we see rot why
diseases Of the throat and lungs may not b treated
In the same manner; we believe they may. In
this variable climate OF ours, where lung and
throat complaints have become so prevalent and
rife, We earnestly recommend to the public, and
to tse afflicted Especially to avail themselves OF
Or Curtis's remedy -[one who has tried 1t. See
advertisement In this pa per.
CAUTION DR.. Curtis's Hygeana is the original
and only genuine article I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-11

EOR RENT AND SALE.-The House now
L occupied by Mr.. Thomas Lambert Tin
ming Establishment, situated on the west side of
S.n street, Sd door only from the avenue, In full
view OF the CentIe Market, and few yards there
fom its loci ton being in the centre of the two
he It business squares would make one Of the best
grocery stands In Washington. Possession given
at once Of the upper or dwelling part, but not Of
the store, which will be given 4 an early date -
Rent low. This property, with the one adjoining
IN either side for sale. A 90 ID bargain may be
expected and veiy liberal terms, requiring but a
small money pas ment. Apply to Thos. Pursell,
opp. Browns Hotel, or 20 the subscriber, No. S
Maine avenue. RlCH'D 6. DRISCOE.
sep lists
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TELEGRAPH1c NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE EVENING srAa.
From NorfoIk.-Feyer in sufFolk. -

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1L-There were forty
deaths in Norfolk on Sunday, and . eonsidsr-
able diminution Of new cases.
In Portsmouth, six deaths occurred on Sun
day.
Drs Marshall and Please, of Baltimore, DR..
CraycrOft, of Philadelphis, DR.. Smith, Of Co
lumbia, Pennsylvania, and Drs. Gooch and
Moore, of Richmond, died on Sunday. DR..
Balfour, of Norfolk, is also dead.
The fever has broken out In Suffolk, six-
teen miles from Portsmouth, and the people
are flying from there.
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, AuctiCneer.
ID ADECLOTHiNG and STORE
Ia Fixtures at aUctiOn.-On MONDAY eve
ming the 10Th in 'tant, at u O'Clock, will pro-
cesd to sell the entire stock Of Ready made Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods at auction, contained
in The store On Pennsylvania avenue, Sd doar east
o. e National Hotel, Ote flag will designate the
place) consisting % erge raIiety OF fashionable
ard well made Coats, PantalooBs, Vests, Shirts,
Drawers Stocks, CTavats HandkeIchiefs, Gloves
Hosiery, &c.
The sale to be continued every evening until the
whole stock is sold.
Sale positive.
Fer sale, two large Bow Windows
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
sep S-3t AuctioreeY.
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South Carolina Contributions.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 10.-A meeting Of
the citizens was held to-day to participate in
the relief of the fever sufferers in Virginia.
The meeting was organized by appointing
Mayor Arthur to the chair. Resolutions were
adopted requesting the City Councils TO ap-
propriate $1,000. Appropriate committees
were appointed to obtain private subscriptions.
A considerable amount has already been con-
tributed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-11

NOR RENT-A desirable Dwelling House on
l. 9th street, between d and E, being near Penn.
avenue. 1t is lighted by gas and heated by a fur
mace, The house Is In good order, has bath
room and all the conveniences for comfort. Pos
session can be had about the middle Of Novem-
Der. For further particulars apply to THOMAS
PARKER, opposite Browns Hotel
p S.-Any person renting the house, II they pre-
fer, can purchase he urniture at fair valuat lion
which is new and in good order, only being used
in the house a short time. au 30-eo1m
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NOR SALE-A DESIRABLE NEW TWO
Il story Frame Dwelling, with good back build
ing It's situated on the most healthy and pleas
ant part Of High street Georgetown and contains
rooms, kitchen and cellar To person In quest
Of an excellent private dwelling, rare opportuni
ty is offered.
Also, the adjoining vacant lot.
For terms enquire Of WIN. KING, at the Wood
and Coal Yard Of Dickson, Gordon, & Co. Water
street, Georgetown. au 2i-T&S3w
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Still Another Railroad Accident

HARRIsBURe, Sept. 1.-THE mail train
which left here yesterday afternoon for the
West, was thrown of the track by running
over COW near New Cumberland. William
Abel, the fireman, was instantly killed. John
G. Miller, the mail agent; John Struby, the
engineer; Quinten Radcliffe, the conductor,
and Mr.. Falls, agent of Adams Express Com
pany, were seriously injured, and were con-
veyed to New Cumberland. None Of the pas
Eengers were hurt.