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CINCINNATI.
DIR. 'FoRsHA'S
Alternative Balm,
~ BALM FOR EVERY WOUND
! FOR fNTERNhf. AND EXTER

u FOR iNTEkNh AND EAlbh
NAL USE.
This balm is warranted to re
iievc all Rheumatisms. Strainsin
the Spine, OF Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or SIih
~ ok, Tootbache Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains aud Bruises, Burns, ScaIds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or
sores, inflammation in the head,
Storz CHI, Bowels, or Kidneys,
Summer complaint of Children
Worms and inflammation Of the
stomach, and Bowels. and Group,
Scarlet Fever.
TIE reason why this balm reaches all thes
cases Is because It reduces iniamrtIoa, ans
ruoses he secreiIoua and nervous system
into acton. This power Is owing 10 ihl
peculiar combustion Of medical pFopeIsle
without their being neullalIzed. The medi
cine is perfectfniIy sale. not containing an,
deadly poison. OF mineral. twill, Il uae'
freely, &c, Immediately upon the liver, AM
all other sccreetiye organs.
Read thc following Certificates.
Certificate OF Dr.J. Il. Jordan, late Reslden
Physician ofthe Fourth Stree, Cholera Hos
lpi.al.
l can cheerlally recommend the AlteTallv
Balm to the public knowing as I DO. thoiit
an excellent article used Il with goo
elIeri in Cholera. during my late conneciio
with tie Fourth 81, Cholera Tiospiia 10 tai
iclsy, ihcase Of cramps oains 10 /.
stomach aud bowels. Inlso used itia cas-
Of inflammation Of the kidneys with The bal
piest effect. FROM my knowledge ofi,s viz
ues, IN the above diseases and others. Z
which have usedis, have no hssitancy i
, PronOuncing it superior 10 any medIein
! hitherto offered to the public with which
, have become scquainied, aud would chez
fully recommend tito The public -
H.JoRDAN. n
Cincinnati, Sent. Ist 1919
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HENRY FALLS,

WnoLEsA IN AND nETAIL
@ A RIP E. w a II + ii O q S Z
No. 10 East Fourth Street, between Mainland ssc
amore Streets, Cincinnati, o.,
rs NOW RECEIVING LARGE STOCK oil
II English aud American Carpets, curtain Goods
OIL Cloths, &c. &c, for the fail trade, 10 which h
respectfully Invites the attention OF the public.
Sep IA iy-par
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ovembor 21st. 1853.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA. Sent @ 1884

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 9, 1855.
The pleasantness of last Sabbath filed our
churches, "morn and Gen." with attentive
listeners to the word. At St. Mary's church
the recently appointed assistant pastor, Rev.
Peter 8. Croes, s. j., delivered his first ser.
mon to his new charge; and at night large
number Of additions were made to the num-
Der of seekers of religion at the various Meth.
odist churches, where revivals of religion are
in progress.
4 white girl, servant of Mrs Ii. O'Neale.
was yesterday committed to Jail by Justice
Hunter, charged with embezzling small sums
OF money, the property Of hsr employer.
The son of j. T. Rudd, injured last Satur-
day by his fall from the back of runaway
horse, is doing well
The houses upon the site of the new custom
house were sold on Saturday, and are to be
removed within thirty days; and the lot thus
cleared will soon be vocal with the clink of
the stone mason s hammer preparing the foun-
dation for noble building.
The Young Mems Democratic ASSOCIATE
completed their organizs alton last evening.
The City Council meets to night. AMI
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GROpnE1

GEORGETOWN, September Q. 1856.
Business along our canal wharves this morn.
ing presents an unusually lively appearance.
The number of boats receiving and discharg.
ing carsoes is quite large. Every thing con-
nected with this great business thoroughfar
seems to indicate an unusually prosperous fall
trade.
We would advise those young men who had
to beat such hasty retreat from the College
grounds, on Sunday last to escape the vigi-
lance of an officer, to find some other place
than the. College vineyard for their Sabbath
amusements. They might get caught, and
have to undergo the modification of public
trial. We hope that the parties who are in
the habit of congregating about the corner of
High and Third streets will also pay attention
to the above, as we can assure them If thew
are caught there again every one of them will
have cause to regret it.
Probably there is no class of borrowers in
in any community more annoying than news
paper borrowers, and to such an extent is the
practice carried by some in our city, that some
of our subscribers informed us yesterday that
they found it impossible sometimes to get n
chance to read their paper (the Starr until
the day after its issue Most of these Dor.
rowers when asked why they don't subscribe,
take high dudgeon and declare that their re.
Egion or politics are of too pure a character
to permit them to do such n thing; and when
asked why they love go we'll to read, their
neighbours reply, "Wby, 1 only wish to see
what's in it" We presume that's all sub
rbers wish to do; and we hope hereafte,
they will be allowed the privilege of doing SC
first.
We have been requested by some Of the
sufferers to call the attention Of the proper au.
thorities to the pond of stagnant water in tn .,
portion of our city known as Bryantown The
miasmi arising from it has already caused con.
siderable sickness among some of the families
living in the neighborhood and unless the
nuisance is abated at once it may, before the
fall closes, send some of them to their graves
Coroner Woodward held an inquest on Sun.
day morning over the body of very worthy
and industrious man named Hamilton Lewis
who, it is supposed, fell from the bark VIM
Chase, where be was generally employed
when she is in port. 1t is supposed he wal
fishing at the time the accident occurred
"Wednesday night last,) and went to sleep, and
while in that condition fell into the dock aaG
uas drowned. The jury rendered a verdic
in accordance with the above facts.
Arrived-Brig Fidelia Jones, Boston, to F
A. Ill. Dodge; packet schr Mott BedelI
Symington, New York, to Peter Berry; steam
or Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to Hyde a
Davidson.
Flour, this morning, is firm, but not active
at So 81 for standard brands Wheat is in
clined to drOop selling a. 81 4OaSl 40; whit,
81. 45asl.4S. Corn, 56a5Sc. S.
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srOvEs, CRATES, RANGES, &c.

"E RESPECTFULLY CALL THE At
w tention Of our friends and customers
and the public generally, to our stock Of At5
STOVES, CRATES, FURNACES, and ~
RANGES. ~
We would cali particular attention to our BLUE
RIDGE COOK STOVE for wood or coal Alse
the Liz b, street, or Morning Star Cook Stove with
Rooster b, hind, for wood or coal, made by Hay-
ward, Bartlett e Co OF Baltimore; decided
improvement upon the old Morning Star the cast
ings being third thicker, and the asfnp and
roasting operations far superior We desire 10
impress upon purchasers the importance OF call
Ing far Baltimore Ianutactl re.
We would also call attention 20 COLLINS A.
CO. PhRLOR COMPANION, or PATENT
IMPROVED LAfGOBE, FOR heating ParIors
and Chambers above. Forty references can be
eiven In this city TO su6stsntiae their superiority
over al others In use. Also, Aoore's hot-air Fur
nsces and Spencer's Elevated Oven Cooking
Range, together with Cooking, Parlor Dinirre
room, Chamber, Hall, Office, and Church Stoves
Of all t various styles and patterns Also, Gas
stoves and Ovens, Portable Ranges, Summer Ba-
kers, &C
Sheet Iron ana Tin Work made to order
Repais done with despatch. Having expert
enced workmen In our shop We assure those favor
Ing Us with call that their work will be done In
the best manner.
Having our own wagon there will lie nothing
put on stoves TO pay for their delivery.
SIBLEY &c GUY
$40 Pa. avenue, bet 10th and llth ste
III Please notice our number, $50
au 30-eo6t (OEgan)
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DfEsS.

In this city, on the ssh instant, Mrs. MANY
ANN FITCH, in her 10Th wear
The friends OF the family are requested to > t
tend her funeral TO- morrow, at o,cIock Tom her
late residence, No $50 llth street, Island.
On the 9th inst EVA ST. CLAIR aged 0
months months and days, only child Of Mary Amanda
HOOK around for thee, my only child
- Ana all day Listen for thy gladstone voice:
On speak TO ne once in accents mild
And make this heart so long sad rejoice
Our home is desolate since thou art gone
my little chair is vacant the table,
we hear no more thy voice at early dawn
And miss at eve thy little cong.
But All, we know that thou Heaven
An Angel art, amid that spirit throns:
ARD unto thee golden harp IL given
To breathe Gods praise in rapturou. sonc
And In that land of brightness shall see
Ny angel child when life il DER
And from all rain and sorrow free
I'll dwell with him forevermofe 1ts
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GRAND MILITAR7 &CIvfC EXCURSION
OF THE
Washington Light Infantry,
DOWN THE
POTOMAC RIVER Il CHESAPEAKE BAY

POTOMAC RIVER CHESAPEAKE BAY
TO
Old Point, sOrfOlk, and Portsmouth.
ON THE TWELFTH OF SEPTEMBER.
THE TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF
fin place Of as tbsig 0an Ii ght Infantry
be celebrated by an Excursion to the above places
on FRlDAY, September ~, thus affsrdine their
t .@IS ample opportunity for viewing the Bay
Old Point, the far FAM ed Fortress WonToe.wtbe
Rip Raps,-Norfolk and Portsmouth, u q Ma.
wy Yard ana Naval Depot,-the mammoth liner
pennsylvania and Steamship Colorado
Wlthers's Cornet AID Cotillon Band has been
engaged.
fhe Meals will be furnished by an experienced
caterer, (Mr Nater;) and the whole conduct Of
affairs will be managed so as to make the Ex-
cursion pleasant and agreeable TO ali who fav or
the Company with their presence The caterer
has made arrangements to be supplied with fresh
Cfaos, FISH, Oysters, &c, and patrons may rely
upon getting all the delicaries of the season
The safe and commodious Steamer POWHA-
TAN, Capt. Mitchell. has been chartered, and
VIII leave her wharf at O'Clock p. m and arrive
al Ola to,ns Comfort at on Saturday mo ming /;
thence to Norfolk and Portsmouth. Returning,
will leave Old Point Comfort at ~ O'Clock IN on
sunday, and arrive at Washington about a. IN ,
en- Monday.
Round Tip tickets So so; Gentleman and two
ladies', SO; Children under ~ years Of age accom-.
tanied by parents, no charge; eervants half price.
Round TIP tickets TO Piney Point, s. So 10 Re
hao az the Following Places Kuhl's Restaurant;
Dyson's Drug Store; Tod & Co Joe Shilling.
toms Periodical Store; Powers, Tobacconist ard
kloman's Restaurant, 7th street; Hamlin's Re-
fectory, Capitol Hill and Of the Company and
the
Committee
oaPi James Davis, LIST Lieut. John TUCKER,
Judson Warrer, Jas Coleman,
Lem ID Williams Isaac Beers
Thos II DIVER, WIN f. Tucker.
au 2'-toid WIN. T.. MOROCCO, Treas
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by JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
FURNITURE AND HUUSE.KEEPIS,

Lllec-s AT fuolic Auctton.-On THURS-
DAY MORNING. September 18th at 10 O'CLOCK.
at the residence Of X. =. Sproule, ESQ on p
str ct between 9Th and 10th streets shall sell all
his Furniture and Household Effects, viz:
Superior rosewood Chickering Pianofo,te
Mahogany hair spring seat Sofa
Do plush covered parlor Chains, Rocker
Rosewood and msrbie-tcp Table, walnut What
not
Mahogany Rocker, cottage Chairs, cttomans
hlantel Clock, Vases. a Ornaments
Brussels ard three-ply Carpe,s, Uiieloth
Bronze Hat Tree, hall L amp
Crimson damask Curtains, Corrice, &c
Gilt Window Shades, Chirtz Curtains
Two Cottage Sets, Toilet Ware
Feather Beds, Bolst rs ard Pillows
Hair and husk Mattresses, Comforts, &c
Mahogany sidebeard, Dining Tables
Lounge, cane-seat Chairs
China, Glass, ard Crockery Ware
Silver Plated Castor, Table Cutlery
Cooking stove, Kitchen Utensils
Terms: $50 ard under, cash over that sum, a
credit 0f6e and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
'e cd J.. C MCGUIRE, huct'r.
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BvJAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FstHUSTEESs SALE OF REarTURII

l. Country Seat BY virtue Of a deed Of trust
nom Geo T. Massey, as trustee, and Ann Brown,
bearing date on the thirteen dav Of December,
1853, aud recorded in Liber J. A : No 6S folios
sos, 5C6 SCI, sos 500 and So one Of the Land Re.
cord' for Washington county, In the District of
Columbia, the undersigned win sell al public auc-
highest bidder on TIL URSDAY AFTERNOON
June 10th, 1856, at G O'Clock D. m the FOLLOWING
highly improved and beautiful country rropertv
viz: All that piece or parcel Of ground lying in the
county Of " ashington and Dis riot aforesaid. he
Ing part OF the land whereof Anthony Holmead
senior, died seized, and part OF the tract called
Pleasant Plains, )" and Part Of the land which
Anthony Eolmea6, IT,, conveyed 70 BsItzell and
Maykew which they conveyed to John PickreIi
the piece or parcel G. land aforesaid living on the
east OF ihe Washington and Rockville turnpike
road, containing acres and one sixteenth Of an
acre, more or less, being Lot No 2of Geo Tavlcr's
subdivision, and beginning for the game on the
east side Of the SAID turnpike road at the end OF
10 f2 perches measure. southerly from the inter-
section Of said -o.c with the Rock Creek church
roa(, to Il road or private way called Tayior,s
road, leading from the said turnpike road TO an
other part Of the said tract OF land owned By sa,d
George TAYLOR, and running thence with the said
Washington and Rockville turnpike road north
three degrees, west - 10 percEeS to the Lot sold
to J. g. Lewis, thence at right angles with the
said turnplfe read 26 &c perches, thence at right
angles With thu said last line and parallel with
the said hrst line IS &c perches, and thence AT
right angles with the said last mentioned line nd
parallel with the said second line % 46 perches TO
the line OF the said turnpike road and the place OF
beginning, being the same land ard premises
which was conveyed to the said Ann Brown by
John F shanette by deed dated A pril 18th 1883.
and duly recorded. Together with the Improve .
nent and aPpurtenances, which may De seen by
visiting the premises.
Terms; One .:ocita oasn the residue in G. L.
IL, and "a months; TO be secured bydeeds Of trust
on the premises. Unless tie terms Of sale be com
piled within Ave Gays from day Of sale the Tru,-
tees reserve the right TO resell at the cost and risk
OF the defaulting purchaser.
All conveyanCcs at the purchasers expense
ERASMUS :. MIDDLETON, o.
RICHARD :. CLARKE, trustees
IN 2l-2awts Jas. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,r.
lSTne above sale is unavoidable post
poned until SATURDAY, July 26,h, same hour
and place.
ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON.
RICHARD Il. CLARKE, ifus9es
ie 27-2awts j. McEuIEF. Auct,r
III nc above sale is farther postponed
until TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August 10th,
same hour and place.
ERASMUS J. NIDDI ETOE,)
RICHARD II. CLARKE, trustees
ty 90 2awhds &c. Mc6UIRE. Auct,r
IL The above sale is further postponed
until FRIDAY, September Goth, at 4 O'Clock D.
m same place.
au % 2aw&ds c. REQUIRE, Auct,r
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ELECTRIC oIL-Joseph Free. West Philadelphia of Rheu
mAtiIn Mr.. Roderbok, Montgomery county Rhsum.tj.n
aud spran; Mrs Ogden No l5o Fourth -mmaon
Bowels Mrs Maryland, Providence, Shingles and
Breast; Mr. w. Spence. Coates eet Felon Neuralgia
Henry Campbell Lover Marion, Burns and Scarlet Fever
and ghteen others.
MORE CORES OF WELL KNOWN PRRSON5.-Mr C.
Scranton New Haven, wrote yesterday his brother was
cur ell three years by bote MArsh
Christian street. Mrs Vssqusz Az Pine street, Mrs Collins
lis Casstpt street. cured Of Rheumatism AMI
ak then PAiup Sores Swelling. stn Joints P.lsy Pss
Bnrus Bruises Coup, Cuts and cprsor Rhenms sn
10 . three days Bottles IS, so, IL
PAOF CHAs DEGRATB, 80 .. Eighth street.
Large bottles times cheapest Sold by b. HANCR,
street. Baltimore aud sTOTT Go. aud J.
SCHWARTZ, Washington sep s-lw
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Health Of BROOKLYN. &c

NEW YORK, Sept Sth.-The BROOKLYN Bas,d
of Health report no new cases of fey.r On
death occurred since the last meeting. Msyor
nan stated 10 the Board that he had exam
ined the city yesterday, but discovered No
cases of yellow fever In the city proner
No newc ases Of fever have occurred st
Governors Island, and no additional dss,h.
are reported. All the sick are doing we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-09

A FAST TowN.-ehicago is a funny place.
1t is original in more things than one Re-
Gently man committed suicide there by
drowning. The body could not be found, but
the coroner, not to be cheated out of his fees,
held an inquest on his hat and jacket, found
On the bank Of the lake. Verdict, .. found
empty"
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First Grand Confectioners, Rail

IINHE JOURNEYMEN CONFECTIONEps
n uke great pleasure in announcing to "a
their friends and the public Of Washing "a
more, that they will give their first Grand I'M
Annual Ban, at CARusI's SALOON, on AQ.M
MONDAY, Sept. 18th, 1856 She&
An experienced Committee have made arrapce
ments TO make this one Of the best halls ever given
In this city In New Y rk style For the accom-
modatlon OF Ladies, Supper will be ready al any
four during the night; and will be furnished by
an experlenf ed caterer. dne Brass Band Is en-
gagged for the occasion The best Confections and
Ice Creams will be furnished
Iicfets ONE DOLLAR; admitting a 6entle-
man sna Two Ladies to be had at the principal
hoteis OF tnls city, from the committee Of arrange
ments, and at the door on the EVENING OF the hall
ComMtrss OF Arrangements Joseph Schaf
Beehler, J. GabeIt 90 Q ows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-09

meuding to Dr. H0ststers Celebrated STOW ach
Eiers Is hut justice to state that smEsnt
system In npsrng strength and yigOr
riodica stages which Oft times pain
aud trouble know or apply
10 all actions this and for
In the Stomach Cholera MOrbus, and all ailments arising
from over indulgence Ia the fruits vegetables
&C. Ac t IL certain and almost instantane
and no family should be without IL. Directions
the o'tts soid By druggists and dealers generally.
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OLD ESTABLISHED
Washington Stove Depot !!

Southeast corner Penna. avenSs and liza si-ssr
IN STORE AND RECEIVING wkEKLY, A
large stock CT the universally admired 4
ard unsurpassed Cooking Stove, ~
TIA 4 INVINC l. <! ~
TUBULAR OVEN, ~
which, for economy in consumption OF fuel, sim
plieity Of constitution easily managed, easily re-
paired at triting cost, Baking, Roasting, Broil-
ing, &C defiles composition.
500 References can be given who will testify 10
the above qualities Of this,
THE COOK STOVE
AL ask is an examination to satisfy the pres,
est economist. JAS. SKIRvlNG,
NJ Pa. avenue
The following is one OF the many recomme noa-
tons sent TO me by a very popular gen;eman or
this city, the original Of which may be seen by
any one calling at my store:
Ar, WARRINGTON, July ID, 1866.
MI. JAS. SKlRvING:
Lear Sir-The % Invinciben Stove purchased
al your establishment last fall has been IN constant
use In my family since that time. Its advantages
seem TO me to be very decided. First, its tx
IRENE simplicity OF construction and management
render repairs almost unnecessary secondly,
the facility with which IL may be changed from
wood 10 a coal burner. And lastly, the perfect
manngT In which IL performs Us duties.
The peculiar arrangements or Its nues, Keeping
an even temperature around the loaf, &c, render
H. by far. the best bread baker In the market
I have therefore, every reason 70 express my
satisfaction with IL.
Very respectfully yours,
an COLIN
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POSCOS FEMALE PILL9.-The combination Of Ingredi.
ents In the Pills perfectly harmless Their efficacy
erits based upon extensive practice over thirty
years. ard where the directions have been strictly
lowed they have failed TO correct all Irregularities
relieve painful aad difficult nation, particularly
the change Of fe- They will the Whites and
all distractions arising from cold
and may DO used successfully Preventive. Call upon
the agent and get Circular for particulars free.
Price with full directions Sold wholesale and
retail by CHAS. ST0TT Druggist Pennsylvania avenue,
SAMUEL b. WAITE, S2s Seventh street. Washington, d. c.;
and r. s. T. OiSjEI GeOrsetOwn TO whom all orders ust
De SENT and the Pills VIII lie gent confdentsly by mall to
ladies who enclose them dollar.
~ B-See signature the box counterfeit IL 10 for
ie2-u
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OsiIver War. Manufac,ory.-I am now

abGisenIhg very superior Sterling
l hn "AhE, VIZ: Forks. Spoons Gobets, Cups, &C.
De exec led In Ills section o: country Also
TOT SAFE variety Of nne Watches
sno complete assortment Of rich Gold Jewery
ne repairing Of every description done In ts best
manner by experienced and eompeent and guar
AnIieI 10 give satisfaction, 80" 49,
No. 33s Pa. avenue, between 9th ana ,,,h .,raa,s
sign Of the Large Spread Eagle
N
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Ar Breckenridge in PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, September 9-Hop. John
Z. breckenridge is expected 10 arrive here
THIS evening, and the Democrats are making
preparations for his reception. His wife bas
been here several weeks, and attended Psro.
will speak at the Democratic meeting in tS,s
city on the 18th. Hon Rufus Choate ia Ala
expected to speak on that occasion.
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Welcome to Hon. N P Banks, spestsr NJ
the House of Representative

WORCESTER, Mass Sept Ga crowd Of
Two TO three thousand persons assembled here
at noon to-day to welcome the Hon N. p
Chaplin on behalf of the committee anS -.
sp9nded in a brief and appropriate speech.
BOSTON, Sept. -M7. Banks was reoe;va5
at W altman this afternoon by q, 600 persons
lie was met ct Newtown and escorted 10
aEham by procession of the civil and mil.
itaTy powers: Mr.. Haines addressed him
Weicoming him back. Mr.. Banks replied in
an eIapoTste speech, Occupying over an hour
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Shocking Affair

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.-A man named
Nathaniel West, residing in Merchant street
in this city, killed his wife this evening bv
stabbing her in tho breast. He afterwards
attempted to commit suicide, and stabbed
himself il several places, inficting wounds
from which he will hardly survive. West
formerly belonged to Baltimore.
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Kew York Ksrkefs

NEW YORK, Sept 9-Flour has declined S
aloe; sales of 900 bbls.; State S6aso 30;
Ohio so 2aaso.6O; standard Southern s7.25;
fancy to extra do 81 60aSS IS
Wheat Is firm; sales of 80, 900 bushels; West
ern red 81 50aSl so; Southern red 81 81; do.
white 81 81 Corn is buoyant; sales of 40, 600
bushels; Southern mixed 67tc.
Pork is dull; sales Of 800 bbls mess SO SO.
Beef is steady; sales of $50 bbls repscked
mess Sl0aSll. Lard is buoyant; sales Of 200
bbls at 1896
Whisky has advanced; sales Of O40 bbIs /;
Ohio $40
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For Sale and Rent.

E>OR RENT.-ONE OF THE TWO NEW
L three-s,Ory Brick Tenements On 9TH street. op-
Posite Centre Market SPACE. There Is not better
location in tde city for a market restaurant
seq 2w 4. II LASKEY. No 36 La avenne