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n A S III WILL E.:
NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to confne our business as near as
possible to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
mined hereafter to collect our subscriptions,
within the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
determination into effect, we have placed our
whole city list in the hands of Mr.. JOHN JACK
SON. long connected with our Office as
Clerk, who will make the collections, and also
attend to the delivery Of the Papers, and see
that subscribers are served punctually. We
hope this arrangement will be satisfactory to
all parties. These who may desire to save them
selves the necessity Of making four payments
during the year, can, if they prefer it, pay in
advance for the whole year.
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 90, 1883
wish 10 buy SloO 900 of Eastern Exchange. Also,
slo ,O0O Of American Gold, Tor which Will pay the
highest market price.
wish 10 sell 400 acres OF good Cotton Land, in
Prairie county Arkansas; 200 acres cleared aud IA
good new Gin common Dwelling and
Negro Houses, Stables, &c. Call and
mayji-f JNO. u. JAMES.
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no Mr.. JAMES b. CLAY is restored. by
bare majority, to his old position on the Com
mittee Oh Foreign Affairs. Having got over
his recent pet, one of his friends was per-
and the measure was adopted so ungra-
ciously that the gentleman cannot feel much
Hattarnd
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

ARRIVALS UP TO s p. NJ, WEDNESDAY, JUNE l6TH
II Mtf!IoX, New Yurk; j II Bryson, Columbia;
) ClacE Pulaski; II /. GUou; Memphis;
G4bcr, GbeftSb ro Ala, ii L fIrham, Teas;
I smith, to; VI Patton, Florence Ala
Il Gale, country; N ii Bonner, Fayetteville
NJ Rccr & Lady. Rus ton; tenn; -.
SoweH, st Louis; Martin, y o;
J Wyil'y, Missouri; Col F. : Cheatham Spring
WIN II Sthrcshly * LAZY, id;
Nicksburg: Miller, Chattanooga,
" Cabaiuiss 4 scv't, Wm Moore TuliahOma;
Miss; Scales, Lebanon,
Miss CIbaniss, do; w : smith Chattanooga;
Miss /; Mcdowell & sev't. II Rsady, Murfreesboro;
Mss Daniel Williams, Columbus
Turner, Huntsville: Miss;
IaTtce. y G; Christian, Salisbury;
PhTter, DO; Mrs pigtec " = Children &
II c Bate Gallatln Tenn sev'ts, 5 c;
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EE We learn from our Alabama exchan-
gs that the Rev. DR.. w. T. Hamilton. who
f III from his high estate so sadly some year
ago in Mobile, las applied to the Presbytery
of South Alabama, for a repeal of the sen-
ttncc of Suspension from the membership Of
the Church, and that his prayer has been
granted
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MAINTAINING AND STRAW-BLEACIIING.
NJ r S. G. o u Id,

XNTOULD inform the Ladies Of Nashville and NJ
w others that she has established herself VI
Union street, between College and Market sFT \
next door east OF Mrs. Howertou's Millinery "A
house second floor where she is prepared to
all orders in q ess and mantaa making, which VIII be
flied IN the most approved style The newest modes
received every month from Paris. Also, all kinds
of patterns for sale Tsylor's system used in dress
cutting and rs also taught All kinds OF straw bleach
ing, and gcDtcu.ens panama, ieghorn and straw hats
dressed aud pressed in the most approved style.
Subscriptions received for the lie Bon Ton, published
by ;. I. Taylor, New York the best journal of fash
ions now extant jul-d2w
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To NerYous Sufferers.

retired Gentleman having been restored TO health
in few days, after many years OF nervous suffering
Will send rec to assist others copy Of the prescrip
ton and supply Of the remedy, on receiving
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address. III
rect the Rev. JoHS NJ. DAGNALL, lS6 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, NY. aprlS-tri-w-s
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, !

COTTON-Sales- yesterday of 30 bales at
7@93o; and IS at SIC p b. p = u
-, TOBACCO-Salesof bhds at A As, 4 so,
5 90, 90, Z 90, Z As. Z so, 8 90. 8 90.
BACON-Market dull and very little
Offering. Sales at 5a96c for Shoulders; &c
for hams; s499c. p b for clear sides. 3
GROCERIES, change. See table for
prices. sA @a
Business of all kinds continues dnll, though
probably not more so than is usual at this
season. = - e
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wanted immediateIv. 10 900

~ -sa.s-a men to engage in the sale of the most
popular selling Books in America Invalids, mechan
les, farmers and teachers, wishing 70 travel, will ind
this very profitable and pleasant business enabling
them to the country and make money at the same
time. Agents now in the business are clearing from
$500 to 81 500 per year For full particulars, and
list of Books address H. NJ. RULISON. Queen City
Publishing House. III Main street. CINCINNATI, Ohio;
, living East ID. RULISON Philadelphia, Pa
Nv
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FOR FAMILY USE!
Corrected Weekly.

opinion OF the , Judges of the late Ne
ehaniess Fair.
A t the late Mechanics Fair, held in the
II City of Nashville, in October. 1857, the
Judges appointed to examine articles in Glass
4S-No. II, GROVER a BAKER's Sewing Ma
chimes; No. l64, SINGER s-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points aud merits Of the two
machines as follows
fhe machines are both two-th7ead machines,
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that OF GRovEa Il BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SP0OI1S WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that Of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle, the other thread work
ing from BOBBIN ENCLOSED N A SHUT
TIE, and, ia the opinion of the committee. is
bcst adapted 10 FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c. -sftal f
The GROVER a BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE. EASIER MANAGED; advantage
OF USING SP0OLS WITHOUT REwIND
ING aaA. with the exception az fne cloth
Ing, saddiery, &c, In the opinion OF the
USE Il R
Es- The part Of this report referring 10
the Singer Machine as best adapted 90 d
Clothing was intended 30 Be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEE a. bszf FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAILOR
IN WORKSHOPS, sc. THE SANE
REFERENCE TO sADDLERY. &C.
NASHVILLE GEWrH0-MAcHIEE COMPANY.
No. 4. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville. Tenn.
Nashville. Tsaa., j-a1.ry %, is,s--tf
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IFS.P P. WILLS Home Journal advertises circulars
furnished gratis explaining the Why requires
gentleman OF accomplished mechanival genius 10
operate Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing machine, and
Shy so many ''exce!lent house kecpcrsp can not do
IT, teb2a-u
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GS- Tennessee State Bonds sold at the
Stock exchange, New York, on the 18th, lust,
at9z. This is better than they have been for
more than a year past.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS, June -Cotton-Sales
1900 bales; advanced /; middling ll4(9ll3.
Sugar and Molasset dull. Flour 50(14 90.
Wheat, Corn and Whisky unchanged. To-
bacco dull, 7.
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Soda ssottnr-

WELLS, HoorER 4 Co inform ths lovers OF Soda Wa
ter that they have received and have in operation
Of the Nichols celebrated Soda Founts, entirely
patent and the most complete OF the kind
Their assortment OF syrups Inferior to none
n the city apri2
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- - ~ - SctIs-4 s-Itct.
Nashville. Tennessee.

Nashville, Tennessee,
RE Eow recelviug al Iheir store = large and gen.
Il orai assurttneAt q Fresh nraes, ke for Sfa
saaineF rraie, ebraeiag everything 70 be e4ilo fos
Drug store.
They have also just resolved large lot e Pure
White Lead Aad Snow Waite Zne Ia oil = hieh tl,cv
Nstl srl very eS Tor cash Thase Who xish u dis-
Euisr thcir oid doniscils - ggtag thsuz dress
Sesld do seii = give thca cali Itry have ali the
various eoiors, ground n OIL sebeFliy ussd by Paint
ers
Those Who Wan, Pure aud fresh Drugs ana Med
esaes siii do ~sll - give them cais.
r. s--frcscriFtaons neatly aad accurately COM
poanded Al al hoars By exlesleRced PrescFipoalsts
Geba3-u
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ear The splendid residence on the eorRcr OF Dead
erick and is Cor for the balance
% the proseuI year. Apply at GLOVER & Co. Is Ex-
press once, or TO rRABUE LUcAs.
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%ss- Bear in mind that DILLON & Co., sell a
large amount of Groceries, &c. at auction
tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock.
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Nashville Female Acad envy.

The exhibition exercises closed yesterday
in the following order:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Junes I6, 1858.
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NEW DRUG STORE.
DR. n ). WELLS n. HooPSR- a h SoSS
WELLS, HOOPER & co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

Drugs. Medicines, chemi-
calls, Paints, varuishes. Oils.
Dye-stUts, Brushes Of all
kinds, Perfumery. Fancy ar
tieles, Fine Wines and Ii
quors, (far Medical Pprpcs-
es,) Fine Cigars and Tobac-
CO, Scotch and Maccaboy
Snuffs, &C.. &c. No. 81 Ceds
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Patent Circular Saw GUNNER

THE ONLY MACHINE IN EXISTENCE FOR CUNNING CIRCULAR
INJURY the Also. Circular
inches. Also Saw MandreIs for all sizes of Saws. g.
---..ev Fl-~ MACY q
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of The Stay.
RropaSS0vuv,s loar< a {,

Usoksk1oWH,SeW.4 =, IS5e.
We had quite a refreshing rain last night End
this morning, and the air feels delightful. Ths
streets along the line of the water works. where
the workmen are engaged in laying the pipes are
In an almost totally impossible state with the
mud but Of the two evils, drought or mud, we
prefer the former p. - !. =" - u
The following are the shipments Of coal from
Rays dock since our last report, per Amerirnn
Coai company schooner Oliver H. Booth, Bur-
gessi 4G, a.; Henry Finch, Davy, 317, N, Y;
n d; Huntiey, Hammond, 229, N Y; J. Comp.
ton, Shay, 15e, Providence; John Warren, T.o.
yer, ao, Ny; West Wind, Burnett, 2e3, NY,
fer Detmold Company: Schooner America Man.
ll0, Philadelphia = =. : -
Sixty-three boats arrived during the past wee X.
oy ine canal, thirty-three Of which were laden
with coal, and the balance brought cargoes Of
no9i, limestone, DC: The revenue for the week
will amount to IS 500. -
The Potomac Light Infantry are progressing
finely. Their numbers are much Increased. and
OWING TO the perseverance Of the officers, their
drili Is now almost perfect. Louis Mackall. M .
ID has been elected surgeon of the company
Al Drover's Rest, yesterday afternoon the Of
fer1ngs OF beef cattle amounted to some seven or
eight hundred, about half OF which were taken
oy District butchers, at prices ranging from 81 IS
10 - "a per hundred pounds gross. Sheep and
lambs sold at from 81 so to 80 so per head
Flour 10 pretty high. The following IA the
state of the market this morning: Good ertra
S7.75 -''"' 90 "
We learn that a number Of toels were stolen
from the shed belonging to the quarry Of Messrs.
Silsoee q Co, on Friday night last The quarry
Is located near the Little Falls bridge. S.,JR
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AUCTION SALES
b. lie. McGUTKE = f0-..s;

.. =. MCGUIRE & CO. AoegfopoervC---,
OUBLIC SALE AT THE RECEIVTNo
,sto HRnsERvSIR, MAsHfSs rot AonIDssr. On
Aqueduct. the Chain Bridge We shsii ssii ION
account of eesfs. Stone. Dull a MrcRsil. 1Sa
have completed their portion OF the work the fol
lowing Va nable property. VIZ:
2Ssuperior Work Horses and Harness, s,-f , .lFt
fine Males and Harness, - -
-Four horse do. '.i-..-- --..-- $3.50 ~. -
IA Carts and Harness. -l-4.lsg p. t.s,...f -
Sets Blacksmith Tools. auinE I" ason'' ..,.
~ aIauIlc Ram and Iron Pipes, f FL - -r 81
w Ieet inch Leadeh Pine ''---sa
Eonole SyiInder Force Pump and Hose, --4s.s D,
SpIins wagon forl Or horses, con F...
aoOo ~. fi y D; and - Whseitai rows,
( ;stts Block: and Fails. Crab. for D.uiok,. ga .
HiTe proof Safe, Desk and Chairs. r1I,.
l ns scs,ss beam Scales. and Weights, Counter
Cook stoves and Fixtures, Coal stove. .,e7 a , .
comfsstss ua Rsasy 81 sasnty Fixtures. such as
Iln, ware. Crockery ware 60. a.-.s " . f.
Tables, Chairs, DO. ... .s ...-. ...... . 2.
Lot Of made up Clothing, Boots and Shoes.
Lpt oi noes OF an improved stock.
Ah9 large quantity OF Lumber and Shanties,
Terms: CLEO and under. cash over that ann
credit OF and months for satisfaetorilS andsIe5
notes, bearing interest. ~'eeN
f:S-The above sale 10 portion of the Acme
dnct Iom whence the citizens of WASH nston Ard
Georgetown will get their supply of water ,Iurins
the coming wInter. Persons will, therefore have
an opportunity of seeI z the Reservoir now com
ton. ~ "'o"s oohnPie
sea JAS. C. Mcguire A. CO Amt,
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ALEXANDRIA,.
Correspondence of The Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. q, 1853.
We have seldom seen the city market more
thronged than il is this morning. A large supply
Of edibles Of every kind are on hand-of fruits.
especially, there Is superabundance
WIN. Ages, free negro, charged with the mur.
der of his wife in June last, surrendered himself
up to Justice Summers, yesterday The Justice
committed Ages to Jail for Court, Our friend of
the Sentinel says
"Dr. Massey, one Of the witnesses. who WAS
present at the post mortem examination, and
VINO mad attended the woman during her illness,
expressed his belief that she came To her deat6
from other causes
The morning session Of the Winchester Pres
Dytery yesterday was taken up with statements of
the progress OF religion in various portions OF the
Presbyterial Jurisdiction. Leesburg has been
selected for the meeting Of the Pfesbytery. The
ministers In attendance will occupy the pulpits
OF many OF our city churches Tomorrow.
We learn, with pleasure, that in the course of a
snort time, both the FaiTview and Mount Yer
non Cotton w orks will be 40 ain In operation
The Sec Ietary Of the Treasury has ordered the
pure base t OF the Adams property. The price paid
Sentinel, Jr, instead OF correcting his exercises
Tor the benefit Of his scholar, proves himself bet
yer al raining than parsing. Somebody lately fur
nished him with lot of pies and ca kes w bicb he
calls condiments. Such sscondiments,I wonId
have killed Noah Webster outright and thew IT.
ritate the mucus membrane of our Iamb-Iikp pre-
eePtor and make him fierce a bell-wether
The work to which we have put him, does not
seem fitted for his genius AS a pupil, he bor-
rows a composition from intelligent Young
man, who does not understand grammar; as a
teacher, he will not correct his own false synax
as "a reporter, he makes physician testify that a
subject OF post-Inortem examination did not die
from being cut up after she was dead We fear
ne Is like the famGus piece of iron, which could
not be made an axe, nor a Ratchet, nor a hammer
nor wedge, but being thrown on heap near by,
made at last, phiz Evidently, his forte is, ia
ph -
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HENRY BuRNs.-Yesterday, strenuous efforts
were made by the friends Of the Individual
whose name heads this article, to have him re-
leased from prison. Soon after his commitment
they began to collect about the office Of Justice
Dom, to consult as to the propriety OF giving
bail and among some Of the loudest in his be-
nall were gentlemen who live by the public
purse The efforts caused some surprise and IL
was At hrst believed they would succeed for thu
case upon which he was last arrested was ba liable
as was also the capias from the Criminal Court
Inc Justices were about TO take bail, when off,
cef raimsn went before Justice Giberson and
made oath that he had reason to believe Buns
was inguVe from justice in Baltimore, as An
someHvay supposed to be connected with the muir
Ger on Sergeant Jourdan In that city The Jus-
ice immediately committed him on that charge
There Is 40 reqnisition from the Governor of
OF Maryland, and Burns cannot b. Turned over To
the State OF Ma GLAND until the cases against him
IN the Criminal Court are disposed Of
Luscious PREsENT-This morning Dr Ino
ii. Bayne, OF Prince George county, Md, entered
our sanctum, bearing with him basket of peach
Is OF various sorts and Of size, beauty and rich
ness of flavor not to be excelIed and hut seldom
squalled in this section OF the country They
Were the Late Admirable, Baynes Seeding
kees fay0rite, and Crawford's Late. The rep
ntatlon OF Dr. Bayne as fruit grower Is so er :
tenslve that II Is hardly necessary for US TO say
that bis specimens are the best we have seen Thu
season. Al the present time when peaches are
40 plentiful in our markets, those fIom the or
coard Of DR.. BaYne readily bring 81 per basket
we nope the Doctor will ever be as successful in
Ins culture Of fruit. We always glad to re-
esive those convincing proofs Of his appreciation
EAsKAScI.-James Henry, young, stout look
sag man, applied at the Once of Justice Dom,
kS!s morning, for the privilege OF being sent to
fAe workhouse for two or three months He WAS
accommodated with sixty days under the vagran,
law. .. -.. .
WIN. McDermot was taken up from the N,
ment 10 be sent down for a like term But n. bs
was not DESTROYS Of lodging so soon In thu Sea
son, he was permitted to leave the CITY
IL being an expense to our citizens to maintain
Inc Migrants driven from other cities and turned
upon them, some means should be taken 10 pre-
seht the Sagrants OF adjacent states from spend
ing tneir winters in the metropolis.
hIVkhNEws.-ArrivaIs al the western wharye
Of Morgan 4 Rheinhart-
schooner Ingomar, from Boston, 900 tons ice
Also, schooner George Luffer, Capt Line, from
Boston, 2S2 tons Ice, for MIR. Middleton
schooner Falkenburg, Capt Rogers from Por,
Wathall, go tons coal, for w . O. Light Co.
sehr. D. q King, Capt Anderson Prom phil.
adelPhia, Iron Josts for Treasury Ertension
ELocurIoN.-Our Georgetown friend, yvopld
do well to notice the advertisement Of Protesso
Aeksod's lecture. ''S''''S
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR
Further from Us,h.

- B?oNrvTLLE Sept 3-tn $50, =.
.ne hts election for tue Leeislsiare &c county M
''eSCeIF1 Only % votes. - - ~ooui1
ME. A. Ts s ofths 10Th infantry. with emma.
conpan mites Of the SIXTH RSyioae,p, sgeons and 2
to garrison Fort Bridger OF infanty, IN
The following Officers, on leave q, $780,. "a,
"a un P On me ON Slt Gel. Cook, Lients Buford
Waite and Chapman, Capt Msrcy ions IONS Sol,
q, tne flnh Infantry; Col Alerander' Can't,
Sardiner, Gore, Donovan, and Eieuts Grow "a
Nsynder OF The Tenth Infantry
Nine hundred bead of cattle WARE ma, =, a.
blg Sandy, Of which number nine had Ala a
thai day IL -'-1I7 : - s. -e L Aeu uieu On
p, So,onsi w illiams' command was met sf scott,,
A. O. ne seventh Infantry, Oh l,O00 men, un-
tn. ~ .t Morrison, were mel q Platte Bridge
LIZ. Turning volunteers, under Colonel Bee.
Were passed al r ort LARAMIE ~,
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN COOKING
~ STOVES.

Consumption of Smoke and Gas, and Soy-
ing of Fuel.
The subscribers take pleasure in offering TO their
CUSTOMERS new PATENTE GAS -
BURNING COOKING ST0VE, which @
they are now manufacturing for their Fail ~
tits well known that all inflammab!e matter re-
CURES CERTAIN amount of air to support cornbus-
to produce a fame. The heat of the ERE in ordinsrT
cooking stoves decomposes the fuel, and as ali the
exhausted before II has passed through the fire
chamber The close ues at the top of the stove then
instead of assisting the combustion arre portion
OF the fuel, therefore, passes of in the shape of
the & and ~ w as t ts. 20 as
Of invisible gas which combines with the lime and SO
and exposing the dwellings, 70 ns SanFsr tes
The introduction of an additional suppl, of cold
sir previously heated to s'temperaturs OF sevsrs
lures OF the patentJ the gases are infsmsd hume
ISus Jets, and cir combustion i. sufcl heat
is entirely closed.
In addition to the ordinary direct draft under the
has additional draft through the top plates vhch
is of itself sufficient to maintain combustion. The
to strengthen and preserve the centre pieces which
eX posed to the dire ct acton Of the FIRE and
plates. By means Of this Ersff alone a the opera
tons cooking can be esrrisd on when bat
more slowly and more economically.
A SUFFICIENT evidence of the effect the gases IN
heating the is found in the fact that the oven
will he ready for baking even before the a re m thor
oughly kindled, and much sooner than in any other
stove. -
AS Gag burning Stoves are tbs order of the d,y
the Gas burning Cooking Stove viii not only be tee
leading stove OF the present seas ST. bur NJ Will m
dOub eddy supersede all others, Purchssers viii
therefore consult their own interest by seeing and
s.xainlhIls before giving any orders elssw here
go easily 70 De seen and understood. that readily
commands preference over any other stove Of the
we Know this stove TO be perhaps the most COO
nomcal, efhcient, and satisfactory family cooking
apparatus ever invented. SIBLEf GUY,
se 2.eo2v M WASHINGTON, q. g,
NEW MUSIC received semi-vsekly at BLISS
Store seq
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NEW fohK, september 4-FIour is,duiI: sales
OF 7,VO bills State 81 sOa5 90; Ohio IS 7Oas 90;
Southern IS OOa5 20 ~
Wheat is still duller; sales Of 1900 bushels;
Southern red 15aI &c
70a77c ~3
SIS 50 Lard arm at I6alIx
Whisky Is quiet at 24c ...
lea sales at auction, to-day-Oolonss declined
tanned.
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Another Railroad Acclaim

LSANf, sept AS the train ON the Northsr,
~, 49, coming In crowded with pssseneers
t M o. freigh t train on the Central Rosd -
Last car OF tn ~ .ne crossing, and nan into the
injured Ai0y' Were
Edgar odeil, probably fatally; Mx.F Are,
and injured internally; Cap an washburn' h.dIy
CUT over the face aud head; Mrs C. Powell
badly cut over the face and head
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Fire at Fulton, I'M,

FULTON, Sep. "A fire occurred at I O'CLOCK
this morning, destroying two bloc Ks of buIIdings
,nciuaing the post ONCE, dry goods store, print
with but little Insurance ''~S'
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The Quarantine.

NEW YORK, Sept: 4.-All is quiet at the Omar.
anime grounds, which are guarded bv the police
me government stores, for their protection and
that Of the shipping. 40"
Three arrests have been made, including JUS
tice of the Peace DE Forest Oae bundled md
fifty warrants out for other parties -
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Yellow Fever at New Orleans,

from Yellow fever Yesterday
NEW ORLEANS, Sep.2. There were42 deaths
from yellow fever yesterday
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CHARGED.
Wheat . arm; red, 81 .22al %; white, 30al Is.
Corn is nrm; white, sIas3c.; yellow, sOasIc.
Whisky is dull and steady
Provisions are s'eldy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-04
Destructive Fire.

NEW ORLEANS, Sep. I.-Three stores q, ,h.
corner OF Magazine and Canal streets were de.
stroyed by IRE this morning. The loss amounted
ID ffty thousand dollars