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Washington sentinel., 1853-10-20
Restaurant, Pennsylvania

TAMPBELL'S Restaurant, Pennsylvania
~ avenue, between Al and 9th streets, opposite
the National Hotel.
The proprietor respectfully informs his trends
and the public generally, that he is now prepared,
all hours TO furnish all the delicacies of the sea-
son, in style which will not fail TO please the most
fastidous. All the birds of the season always on
hand, comprising Reed birds, Sora, Blue wing, &c.
Also, fresh Norfolk OYSTERS, and Fishofevery
variety. The bar consists of the choicest wines
and liquors. and the finest Havana cigars. Atten-
tive and polite servants always in attendance.
Gentlemen are invited to give me call.
Sep 24-6t (m)
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-20

II TTHOGRAPHY.--The undersigned have,
in connexion with their establishment, ith-
ographic printing Office, and are prepared to exc
cute orders for checks, promssory notes, drafts,
bills Of exchange circulars, &c.
Specimens can, be seen on application at the
store. COLLINS, BOVINE, & CO.,
1lth ST., six doors north Of Penn. avenue,
Branch of Stationers' Hall, 11 and 176,
Oct. lift. Qn) Pearl street. New York.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-20
agfnfifs aaS gan 0tites.

T AW NOTICE.-SIDNEY y. BAXTER,
Il 4 late attorney general OF Virginia, has re-
moved to Washington TO practice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court of the
United States, the courts OF the District of Column
bia, and attend to any professional business con-
fded to him.
Office in Morrisons new building on Al street,
east Of Pennsylvania avenue.
REFERENCES.
Hon. J. J. Allen, Hon. Vim. Daniel
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. G. b. Samuels,
Hon. q. III. Lee, of the Court of Appeals OF
Virginia
To the Judges Of the Circuit Courts of Virginia.
To the senators and members of Congress from
Virginia.
Sep 21-1yeod. (m)
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-20

TRYING HOTEL, Washington.-Th sub
/ scriber respectfully announces TO his friends
and the travelling public that he has taken charge
of this large and well-known establishment, which
has been completely and elegantly reftted and
refurnshed in every department. Having had
charge for long time Of French's Hotel, Nor
folk, and the Hotel at Old Point and being expe
rienced in all the details requisite to form Hotel
of the first class, he the public that every
exertion will be made to render the Irving in
every respect deserving Of their confidence and
support. d. d. FRENCH.
Sep 81 "-.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-20

aa. Hs. Click-click, a
Go the types in the I" stick"
They glide in together with ominous sound,
AS swiftly the hand that collects them goes round
And arranges them firm in the stick"
Click-click!
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-20
nROsPECTUs OF THE soUTHERN

nROSPECTUS OF THE SOUTHERN
LITERARY MESSENGERfor for 1854. Twen-
tieth volume In issuing the prospectus Of the
Twentieth volume Of the Southern Literary Mes
seager, the proprietors beg to assure the public
that exertions will be remitted on their part to
maintain the high character Of the work, and to
challenge the patronage of all who value sterling
literary merit For nineteen years, the Messen-
ger has endeavored to reflect faithfully the south
mind, while dsdaining all narrow and sectional
views, and has been alone among the monthly
periodicals of America, in defence of the peculiar
institutions in the southern States. To this Office
il will still be devoted, and will be prompt TO re-
pei assaults upon the south, whether they come
under the specious garb of fiction, as in Uncle
Toms Cabin" or in the direct form of anti-savery
pamphlets. AT this critical juncture, while our
enemies are employing literature as their most po-
tent weapon of attack, the southern people will
surely not withhold their encouragement from
work whose aim il shall be TO strike blows in their
defence.
The Messenger will, as heretofore, present its
readers with reviews, historical and biographical
sketches, novels, tales, travels, essays, poems,
crtiques, and papers on the army, navy, and other
national subjects.
And while the proprietors do not appeal to the
pubic, on the score of long list of contributors
they may refer with pride to the following names,
as among those who are enlisted in behalf Of the
magazine:
Lieut.. NJ. F. Maury, Rev. j. G. McCabe,
Prof H. A. Washington, DR.. 8. II. Dickson,
Geo. Frederick Holmes, Judge A. B. Meek,
VIM M. Burwell, Charles Lanman,
Rev. Sidney Dyer, j. q. Baldwin,
Rev. NJ ID. Hoge Caroline Howard,
j. NJ. Legare Prof Schele De We're,
J.A. Turner, Hugh r. Pleasants,
Mrs. Anna Peyre Dinnies, Rev. VIM. H. Foote
Col. p. st. G.. Cooke, u. s. A. Rev. j. ii. Bocock,
Miss Margaret Junkns W. Gilmore Simms
Prof J. T. L. Preston, Hon. Judge B. +. Porter,
Prof Geo. Il. Dabney, Mrs 4. II. Evans,
M. H. H. Garnett, Miss Susan Archer Taley
John b. Dabney, Lucian Minor
Rev. @. II. Vaughan,
With a view to ensure alarger circulation ofthe
Messenger, the proprietors have made reduction
in the price Of subscription, which is now, only
three dollars per annum, in advance, or four dol
lars if not paid before the 1st Of July in any year.
CLuBs-Remitting hs fifteen dollars in one letter,
will be entitled to six copies.
The editorial and critical department OF the Mes-
senger will continue, as heretofore, underline charge
of John r.. Thompson, esq, and will embrace
copious notes on current literature and reviews OF
all American or foreign works Of general interest
and value. The editors opinions will be always
fearlessly and honestly avowed.
The business department is conducted by the
undersigned, to whom all communications of a
business nature must be addressed,
MACFARLANE, FERGUSON & co,
Oct 7--tf Richmond, Va.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-20
Click--click,

Click-clck,
See them now in the stick; ...
What wonderful things they are now as they sit
One moment It's SATIRE and then it is wit
Unmeaning when single-combined when they hit
A terrible blow with their click-click,
In putting them up in the " stick"
CHck-click!
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-20

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.-New
In Hat, Cap, and Genteman's Furnishing Store,
I'd door east ofthe United States Hotel-Ihav just
opened splendid lot of hats, caps, shirts collars
cravats hosiery, &c. all of which are of the latest
styles and fashions to which invite the attention
of all who are in want of such articles My hats
are manufactured expressly for me Of the best ma
teria, and will warrant that they give satisfaction
to the wearer. ]. ID. HENDLEY
Oct. 9---Gt
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-20
MisfflIaMf0as.

ROOMS, with Board, I'm a
1t genteel, quiet family, can be obtained on F
street. equi-distant from the Treasury and Patent
Office, on application at this Office.
Sep 5-2awiflm
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-20

.f.#. Click-click,
See them now in the stick!' 4.
To the thief or assassin they sorrow betide,
And the wealthy oppressor in vain tries 10 glide
Away from their clicking-the world cannot hide
Him away from the sound ofthat click--click,
In putting up types in the " stick"
Cick-cck!
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-20
0TTY LOTs AT PRIVATE SALE

Sep. 24-6t (m) Superintendent Of Agencies
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-20

II ETTER AND FOOLSCAP PAPERS,
/ / ruled and plain from 81 25 to 81 so per ream,
for sale by COLLINS, BOVINE & CO.,
11th ST., six doors north of Penn. avenue,
Branch Of Stationers Hail. ia and 176,
Oct. 11--tf (m) Pearl street, New York.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-20

nRs. T.. III. g. j. A. CARMICHAEL have
IL this day associated themselves in the practice
of medicine. Their Office is on Pennsylvania av-
enue, north side, between 18th and 18th streets
Sep 29-1md
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-20

TTNO BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
/ Medium, DENY, and hat-cap papers, for sale
by COLLINS, BOVINE IL CO.,
1lth ST., six doors north of Penn. avenue.
Branch Of Statoners' Hail. 174 and 17o,
Pearl street, New York.
n B.-Orders received for book-binders' mate
rials. (m) Oct. ll--tf
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IHE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
ces.ssrerderss Of Ike Y lr.s-ne.

Cc.-esrcrterce CT The y I lI.5 ne
ALAN Wednesday Au-. 81. l-J.
Mr. Jsues Brady appeared this morning aud took the
stand lie was Oh the stand last Saturday -nl lai been
liable 10 stteud Court since oWi1g 70 tie Illness Oh Ms
vile Yesterday the managers claimed TIE right - e1
sure him in continuation. az sny time hereafter durHg
tie trial lie being their only remaining witness AMI they
pr,po.pc TO rest their case Tie counsel io- tie re
Incident would Lot agree 70 this arrangement aud moved
"a strike out Sh4t testimony E Brad! had gwen PEND
ing Tie discussion II this motion, the Cour ad0urLe
81 Is stated above the WLess appeared IN Court tAs
morning.
Mr. Bred, hsd testified that he held al old contract.
rvOEk Oh the l section 81. the WORK Sas stopped oy
tie policy # IL Wien be heard OF the passage 81 the
.luti, oIGr ing the construction of lie Nes' II!
Sock lie claimed that zork under bis old contract lie
so infru,1 tie Commissioner Eho held ouI sn induce
u cit to IL that Il lie would take man named CraIi
Il ~ in Nth LIN, sni Make OUT Lev proPoslo on &c
void get the work he Consented 10 this, touA Cra-
uey in and made out Dew roPsiilon' out e 10. -.
tlevork He Lad informed NJ. MAther previously toal
~ INTENDED 10 petin Tor the EOrk under his 0id cen
trset tut Nh " told him Lot 70 do tHAt ne h-d sA
suired tie contract and Il xonld Tot STAND he Ar
-,nre eft entered into sort Jf compromise ihe
urto,itons usde by the witness were much ess q sas
- The old contract than tie work eventually cos'
Ire Nsrscers proposed this morning 10 s1cs D. this
V,u..s hat tie Y, spoBdeni made proposition - al
in The fall If l-5l shortly before tie passage Of IAe "
outon BIZ the Canal Bard ordering tho Troy AOeA %
- haiir thar be would procure .ek.ol % D. sem
The Comfy Convention fru WaterJlet -@feEaole 20
IS MI NJ s)views h would De furnished ~ loo
- S,ekps urder lis old C ntrsei tai TIE s1aess De-
-, ~ vork was Dot given him, al Vas Dot done
H. RSspopd,ni cSune objected 70 TIE evidence and
Re Cont sustained the Oh lection ayes noes u
TIE rsrseer. TIA rested thex case. AL tie Tep'n-
Ss counsel sshsd ne 20 del srnine What course me!
u.uA puisue Ekev lad not - c0ncSied ELetoe' theg
LIZ nit tAs case - the Court without calling VIE
r,s.es Tor TIA defruse or whether they should nsfo-
duce sore explanatory testimony They also waited TO
s-srre .ou 6ocu,senfs aieh lad been offered 4 e7-
Sepee b, tie Managers They therefore asked 81 ID
icuruneni Until tSmorros mor:ag "Aleh s@s granted.
m lsno.i,ioas sf Messrs- CLARK ard OLvsTED
f,ubsrs Of .ae Letting Board cut Of the s;stel
b tie Mas ger. Yesterday proposed TO pat IN e evi
deree. wer. objected to BY the ResPondenis Counsel
- - ssTsi..ura of - EssP.
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CHICAGO FTRLSIEN.
Trial CT their rS-In,itatiOn 10 Julitn's CO.
esf-surrsr At Lovsjoy to-day
ard Return Home.

:, bon YESTERDAY De Ch,tso Ere Company ~
Fl. isrs tcok ,ter erle no Re PIX al shoTe -
N.r-Ycrk,-s s,ue ,sI r,lyur Tie ot.sef 9; vi
10y and Us ~ f-ure q Jrsce. On IL %? q tie
er1es Ct Il, Cy Hal tie h-h, 4 - F'ni : -i- lex
+. 7 lie --3rni Tie sn-ne beng ooa---a-'ei ~ -
IN lie va,sr Isurst 40 IL bE i'm h.-ra1i as
Tis f-sf .--eam th-vn through ffy ~ % hos
or = siiIs-h Llh ro11e 1r1 WIKI T. -z'l asctn-c
,vc r.. ttsr Tx b. eT1 o. ihe s;---c rs ae1ieve
,.-r. -1--i u.rl ID sol,lra-tls y The nlense
,orcoure Of spectators Yr-,lf Uu-eNwn- thtir Pr.
,fev s-t.,--,d crs VIII to-e @: 3. inches I'll sreaa
W.. ,i.own Il rough lie ,sre high q Los aboa; 'e'
l'.h,rts tt so-lntI ard erod TIE aFq-a1se Of al
As9 ,Lu. r2yr- ihe power Of ihr IFaraus 'he Re1
J,>k,i. .uIIr sd ,asr NV Yc-k -;i-a By 'a1'-n NJ
LAT ley would pay SWIM - -us 6; one DeaeAn the
lu c.r- ron he for; OF he ,n--e y rsaeed them
viii l.,e t--nehes ;hse hrnhes we . a.E-a= & 70
!scs.v, sven s,v,rai ho~. en-ih-, 1hu,
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Cer-an;,s - = ard &, furnished ho~e 70 supply he en
aire with wse- whch oondue,ed r.o the box in three
man. frcn borl hyirants When I'll vs. rosdy.
Il, vo.d was gwen ard nciN hstandr- III amount Of
vster srVrutd W. BY 10 sufficient src7 hsfineh
rtr, we thrown az time each through hffy feet Of
l.e % lie top OF ths Ciy Hal vh,h sd 70 be about
lie avtIs-e b. h Of fvesory house Ths was enough
IL Fed Jackets were uT0arousy cheered and Chicago
Frtn VII htncsfo7ih r-uk among tbs first IN the Union
Had ucre ws,er ben supplied there doubt that the
n.ut al ther experiment would have been 81, mosc r.
r.sIkabe
H. =. werial engine wes bui; 81 Wa:erord New York
etoutlre van ard haf ago b. Mr Button IL has no
he ex-erl ai,rts save the extension levers az
With ffv men can work. ard by which two strokes are
given ns:esd OF one Tie engine appeared to work with
tie r1,s,,: ease and the shock which accompanies the
-, Ike in tie NeYo7k engines not apparent in tbs
lie allowing dime ns Of the apparatus were furnished
T. by The Chief Engineer OF Chcsco who accompanied the
F,uen 10 in,h cylinder with str he iIcm 70 III inch
The weight Of lie vhole : i2Co lbs Tie engine WIS
sv,d On ~ inch stroke yesterday There have been 6
rcs IN Chicago dzrlg The Ss year at cash OF which this
sJvaratu. Las been used
Amer tie t-s the Company and engine were escorted by
lie Committee 70 several Places for regesAHent The
fnowre are TIE Committee who we7e elected Yesterday
rrcrrnr ST meeting held fcr that purpose At TanmAny
Han.
John pecke-. As.,,talT Engineer. James GlnaEher,
Assistant Fors nan Co No. ~ Charles Miller torena N
IuciIo Go. Nc. 81. Beij Guyre No Il Joseph MoTr.'
Icsth Warden. Eleventh Ward Philip Ecker Engine
g q Jane. Lawrence. Hose CO No = Jane, / an
Wait Il ciIe Go. No -. Nm. Adams Nm AeAeFnan'
Mabel Iiunisan, Engine Co Ne. % Chas. IriQR X.
W Itcms.. Alex Bate. \. c S'henes e lAi 7,
pcok I'D Ladder Co No Mr. Brown Henry How
80 A..f,-ri Il ii Ger john f. Nichos licc1 arl Lsd
der Co No l. Chslle> Ceva-o.ia. Engine Co 10 "a [
l. Aiber1sou. Eu-ire Co No. "a.
In he evenrc the c, upony and Committee visited Castle
Gsrter. q tie invitation OF VI julien The evening
rssed n rost satisfactory manner and tic visitors were
eao,sd,uey CHARMED with the beautiful entertainment
sUPFER At LoYLJOYs
Ar hc concer1 the fr1nen 2 psrCd to Lovejoys Hotel
vlere he Committee had prepared elegant supper The
Clair was scctped by NJ Chas TrPP the Vice. Char by
NJ ps,ker Assistant Engineer Tca,s and speeches were
n N 4 ard an occasional song added 10 the general
l-s1y The fesi.yss were kept up 10 lac hour an
tie vs.crs rsTed mu grsifed With shcr entertainment
To dsv the II VII TIE Navy Yard and Greenwood and
-r-rtu l. re tbs evening
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o. =. f-ss,-s gis-c E-iAi . Nss= -fNl-s Y g issi
q = = @ e. s. ? Y ysg ssrsr -As -. J-s- q Is
AZ Beer ? 50 o-- G: " Zee ~ "a
~ ll1- Srr-1. 49, = vcE-s . re SfNs--y1rE-
30 "a = irls&-cL 40 = 1ea.s So q EK-ssT E-F2sHk
e. SZsss Int - vss.ss Thsse- ssss
- II ,,sineu-r -s..rs oF Hirs-s-s--- N.-Tisas
Cess, ~ Hrs AZ ct-ss g I1sAs J. g. q El-s7-
NJ ys-7 s<---7 -. tfVe--To-t
Dt-,s Czr.s is.e yeta ars q B-- Mis- =. q -
As Go
i. Low the s-1n q q-5rer prepared y Rshop
! X O. LIZ Protestant Ep-eo! al Docs-e q Loasaas AL
,ourlsd b hln 70 le ussd - al tic ctz-ches il h.
d-e-tss during he freTsiiin- cpd ND
gr~-r-Oh Almighty sli mercifui God t. wh 4
B.. T. tsI- fht Issues Z IT. and l.ata ~, tlT -erva
Z weL uLlsr Let s-1 q or Unw '-th Jess. d
o. ks a.rcs!- i-e 81 f.. we have cTiev'-sy ----e ~
ti,--'t VOID al dcel against thy D.vne N.e'tr @
r. Is orr IN lave 80 justly p-cvose1 i1T wrsa
c-t -.-.i-n s--iE. Bal, d cd Vho i--e,. not
- -t g. sinner bu- rather ihci b. .hp1d turn i-ln
LIS kt iu.~- ard Eve q De--l.-l u-io D. t-
---c tir rec-e vl1 g th.- " - r-@ne conft- N
ED i-. ai. and Eve -Tece that Te nay trlls re
Tstf 81 m Ecsi and D. TUNED u-io me- tn l'd
or c. With III lapse q lrl ud1l@ni ~ >-re
q. coed Lord rcrr Thy scrva-is vto ar e--svtI Fl
e b-tuce O. cur 80. and iGru from 4 ih@ rlyas,
f.fe r..rcc wie-i;i IL MA is -h9u 81 L ~
v..;-'rc e. Al r+-ciuy s-l;, :; 70 While M. 10y =
FL ~ core fi,f I-lf t-ll ever herd e- o. o. lt
r 81 tly ri rs li + nay also impress 4 WITH
.re = cur ceF-deIce upon Thee lead u now - pl'
vh,- unst AID coItdtIce 70 iy Il-rc! l-- a'!-
2. .Cf-s cl thee n 4 LIE through Jesus
1tr.-- Il loIl. Auen.
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The Fiasisnnie.

- FRA TIE y o rlly De.t. AZ -
=. tht lsf rePcrt SHOWS c 1t decline ia the mortality of
sf4esaie bur very cvitr; and gratifying decline in
- sssss smitgd into the hos This i consrmatory
Ne ois1aou expressed b. yesterday The admissions
80 y. thzrty Hospital yesterday, u against the
~ cesrs On the same dsy las. week they g. For
~ tzne for many DAYS the discharges exceeded the
ecas, and also the deaths This result 0lly be
's,ra 10 Tie Teductoa o. exhaustion Of II l.e-2L \
se.ea q sixty or seventy thousand. not @ half o.
y fHble 90 the disease. cou8 not safer q fnlch So
80 thrn tbs To present our read rs W ID f.I
" ne rsvsges ofthe CPD mis- We shall co.r' RI. III.
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Nrw.YnRK weln..l.r Er.s.ss AZ q 1883

r ~ Esev Z TAs y 4 Trisssr.
sk' Amer We had msde up and cent foE your morning
PAPER the j.; q new donations Tor he Howard Assoc tOn
Ee reeeis -,he i1closed note containing NJ CERT
smith ekeck te S;afe Bank Of Albany Tor one thou
ssEd doilars, say sioool which amount You WI. pete
sca 10 yogF ~ The noble ac; Of charity Of Mr. Smith
VII te nbertd by the Association. and properly
appreciated BY he sck dsng and destitute - whose
hef !. wiz y hnnedatey sent
lcgrs truly. CHAELEs 1 FgosT
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Helm for NeM-OrlennS.

tribune OFFICE. NEW-YO K A1s 81. 1888
GxSTLENEy inclose YOU the cheek 81 Hon. Cert
ss:.a n elect frora he Madison District Tor The relief
n the Me- Osiears suderer-sl 90. Peas acSnowl
sdgs al and oblige YOUR HORACE GREELEY.
Mesa {. l. FROsT. = l. HAWKS. g., Committee
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The Erldemic - New-Orleans.

hAW-OL = ANS rles.Ay, Als. 81 $50
The number Of iuicrru NJ during the % hours ening
this Eorri1- is II which - died Of Yellow Fever
SEW-OaLEASS. Wed.esiay. Aat q. 1883
Tie ports Of inieTluts ave 10; been complete for
days past owing g. a difficulty about tae Catholic
Cemet- The yellow Fever deaths reported tbs morn
lss vere stout 10.
NLN-O3LEANS asr = 1853
lie nruheT OF intemelts Tor the q hours linz Iii
reEuirg was iis. iniuli1 Ia who died Of yellow Fever
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;strar sA,sreu: q tie mortality from ;se es-1zs1oe
rzsrf q IT. - d.esse 20 IT. ve-y las rpm
Io,s rurte- q d-sths b. !s4oE feTer s11 go Il
es.ss f-r~ NFv ~ date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

rseczzeri rs. az present d r.sr 5-eh Il size n
II iieT crir kres krz zuch RAJ r1rs- icy p's~sf
ihsy Eou1 have tut ls fez- II re eo-se-e1ss q -
.rcTtrsr- he t6Tiec thar tie Eslrt-S tor =
i-to ~ori-rc sssoe.-;ozs al svesQ - as sEs1s ~
TIE CIV Ctcers
NJ J,tn NcGrl,h erre-ici "a; ~ -s---eTrs1
FsiI-er. Tt SIZE ~ I'd lily cse~e g w.
tscsrss iev Eh-t % - cETrssl 9 a. s'z-' -
vE-cs ukigk Lad Tee. -IsTEn-cs 2 ttel = Fs %.
ri-e -rrris z IL Vser su--- Hh.-l Ley c - L-l
sts-l - tavs s-c E-sr cA1zcfr- q s1-csTF -
6srs ffrve FeEae-. tss-s vrTs CRY - 1ss- N--1 :
e. - dly. c1lg Tvlt-cl as-i $50 II - s4r -
s-s-ercs Ii t1He PEils.-s wee gay ir.-1-i-
sori-l crr-rrs 50 q fs.iE-. 2 - -7-t- q ~
,fr-t-s- 1rd ;Ler ze---s-F - We I'D I'D
en- ard via; esd they g. Tt1 SO ylE q
,rCt e. e1F lrs.vs c-y - NcT le-z Ibe sEs2ksr =
c-lcfc r--r- tie k-c F--r-cFs - 80 p = -'-
sr1 scscu1f e % --s-l-z --ee - -ssss ts -; -
rsILs g lie u-ltTue1 .Cte1rs
II Nsst.ri,n sfske q pi-s-T .isi-@ = - -
sfcci . re rEccscc--- slskers e So - ~ "A-
]. eTTifuist-
NJ pvyis ;ie- c=sryi ihs toii-#nc
E-vas1 IA - s--- re- -st-- o. - 49, z -
Ff--,rs- SIS ~ -ls-f-.s sxl--s =
-----.s rr-a-tr r. l-- A.
rri Fr---' C--z --s1 ~ Ak - -
Cer-.e5 ursrs-.r.'~ aae- 10 r-.cu-, Ken; Z the
r. eve. TIE usC;rc al uI0s1-
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IA o. axe Ne,y-crltar. >us,,r,r.

CHARLESTON, Wei1-sisv AR 9. 1853
lAs tota receipts a, It C0arir OMeo in al Of the
Sewrurleszs sufferers = $3.50
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nsn.f coa,ributIo -. from Ssw-YoIk.

= a - y - N7--fI+FIT' =
su The Co.aarse ~ tie Relief o. hs How ri Assoc.
On Ct Ntv Or.esns aekn,~ilge The io9F-, contrbu-
sas snes theF L.; reTcTs
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28
S0ut Ste. Marie,

We have been permitted TO look over the ees
respondeace OF Col g. Mcknight from the Saut brosf
down by Capt Jones, who arrived here last night NJ
ing made the journey In ten days. Capt. Jones ~
the route from Saul Ste. Marie 10 Marquette, on In
Superior, and thence to Bay du Noquet and Orc
Bay Bot mail had been reached at the ssus fes
Detroit up 10 3lst January. The mails sent nom me
Ssus for this place via the Bay du Noque route through
ignorance of The postmaster hal returned 10 NE ssp
The contractor the route from Grand Traverse hs'
Just commenced.
The sesson bad been unusually mild a. the saul, saa
the river had not closed at the time oil leaving iM
Land Board Tor the adjustment OF the land titles ma
Ssut were still st work. not making much progress =,
The small pox Wa raging among the Indiana snd Ban
breeds and al efforts 10 stop the spread OF the dses
by establishing pest house proved unsveng and tne
Idans obstinnteiy persisted Ia visiting the SICK masI
to crafty their curiosity carrying their chiidren m
thu m. and refusing TO be controlled.
Mr. Meningitis propeller Peninsula had been uSs'
scrose the Portage at the Saul, and was ready :
launched as coon as the Ice would permit The props
Ter y to be employed ia the copper carrying trade -
will afford, with the other craft on Lake 5spensf
abundant facilities for the coming season
The people at tie Ssut In the absence o. 81 new
from abroad had, with the officers in the gsrrisos
formed Thespian corps. and were giving entsssas
meuts We have ball before us IN which the eomPsJ
announce that the bidly popular drama Don csss
de BszsD,' will be performed Detroit Adverns~