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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

One da, there came into the Office ct a
Justice 81 the Peace "a whloi happened
to be- on business .eull,n 20 search ut n
uahr. oherr sac was tail aud well form
rd. onl, se,, thu she had ava old rust,
Drawn eloak. vita hood II tle sal"e ma.
tpnl. lbis was dawn SO closely around
her face. a. To sl,nu.tcpnceal her features ;
but enough could he seen To enable one 10
nudge thal the pale and holl ~ cheek uad
heun once h.allhlul foil, and beautiful. and
the lightning OF the dark eye, tina, new
flashed beneath the mAfhle forehead. vas
the index of h.h mental eudo~nenis.
was 50 struck with her aFpearane. as 10
inquire st - b, Nsnder wac she WAS
Why, .sid he, don, you know era
~ MAJ, thought everybody knew her -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-10

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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-27
Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, Aug. p, 1853
Last light a FIRE, one of the most disastrou.
that has occurred in our city for many years,
broke out in the Wholesale and retail grocery
and ship chandlery of Joseph n, Pearson, esq,
on the south side of Water streec, which, with
its contents, was entirely consumed. 1t was
soon communicated to the large warehouses
east and west of the store owned by Mr., F.
one of them used as the Washington Aqueduct
Depot, which, together with nearly all their
contents, were destroyed.
The loss of Mr.. Pearson will be very heavy
as neaely all his books and papers are lost
and his insurance upon the whole amounted
to only 81 900.
The grocery of Mr. John Waters suffered by
removal Of goods, water, &c, but his loss is
covered by insurance. The fire was the work
of an incendiary. SPECTATOR.
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HEwoN 'TBE A DoCrOR. Horace Greely,
the master-spirit of the N. Y. Tribune,
thus notices the report making him an
Ii. d.: ''The State Register.will oblige
us by contradcting the erroneous report
that the editor of the Tribune has been
dubbed Doctor of Laws. That is title
to which he never made any pretensions.
Had he been declared a Doctor of Law
makers, or even Of Lawyers, the report
would have had far moro FEASIBILITY. He
may have attempted something in the
way ofdoctoring our Capitol Punishment,
Land Monopoly, Liquor License and ether
such laws; but it is most unlikely that
any College would lavish valuable sheep
skin upon him on that account. The re-
port is evidently the weak invention of
some joker, who wished to see how i'm
probable fiction might gain currency in
the absence Of contradiction.
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VI. a. Tyson and Sisters Female
seminary for Boarding and DaV PUPILS

On F street, bet1cecn 18Th and l;Nh dfcefs
fTNIIE duties of this institution will he resumed on
l. Thursday, the 18Th of September, al which
time their pupils requested ia be punctual ia at
tendance, III order 10 promote speedy organiza-
ton of the classes.
The many improvements ard additions lately
made 10 their previously large establishment enables
the principals To offer increased advantages and fa
cilities TO their pupils.
They have also made arrangements for the accent
mediation of 10 or IA boarding pupils who will find
everything provided that can make home comforta-
ble-srch as chambers well ventilated, carpeted in
in winter. and warmed at pleasure by furnace
their study room lighted with gas, and every other
convenience that can he desired.
No pupil will be admitted unless satisfactory ref
erence he given previously
For terms &C., circulars may he had NJ the Sem
mary and AT the principal bookstores in the city.
aug 2i-dtl 5thSep
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MRS. E. CONVERSE & MISS NJ. MILLER'S
Select School for Young Ladies.

Hamilton Terrace, No. 2i3. EntGrr street Baltimore
THESE ladies' who have had so much experience
L in teaching. both in the Eastern and Middle
States, will open Select Boarding and Day
School for Dung Ladies. on the FIRST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER The success which has inyari-
ably attended thir past efforts gives them assurance
that parents who may enrlst the education of their
children Ia their care, will find the duties and re-
sponsbities of this important and sacred trust faith
fully and ably discharged.
The English Depa, meni will he under the exclu-
sive direction of the Principals of the School; and
well qualified Teachers will employed 10 give in
structon in the Ancient and Modern Languages.
Music, Drawing, SC.
For terms, &c., apply TO principals. Circulars
can be obtained AT Cushings S Baileys, Baltimore
street, opposite Hanover. aug 26-om
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aug oS-3id


GOVERNMENT SALE Or MANUFACTURED
~ ARTICLES FROM The II. s. IENITEN-
TIARf AT WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Cn THURS
DAY morning Septemb'r 9Th, III 10 O'Clock, at my
Auction Rooms, l shall sell tle following ARTICLES
(rmoved from the Pentenuar :or The socomno-
da'iun nf the pubic,) all Of whC,. are new and In
perfect order, viz:
handsome family Carriages, for on- Ct two horses
3 art Bodies. complete except whccls
do suitable for . grocery OF furniture
] hand Market Wagon, for hotel or bo.-dinp house
Il Pitch Forks. lot Of BrOcms and W>ps.
CABINET FURNITURE.
large painted Wardrobes
walnut Crib Cradles, walnut Bookcase
10 do WashslanGs, ; do Work Tables
enclosed Sinks. % painted Washstands
painted Toilet TaOIes. pine Tables
oak extension Dining Table, 10 tin Safes
25 oak Picture Frames. 5 Trunde Bedstrads
2WaShing Machines. - Soaking Bottoms
Writing Office Desks, 9 Ottoman Frames
Lot of Trunks, ready for covering
Together with sunGry other articles. TO be sold
without reserve, TO which the attention Of the
trade and housekeepers is respectfully sol-
cited.
Terms: $50 and under. cash; $50 t0 800, two
and four monIhS' credit over 500, two, four SIX
months credit, for approved endorsed notes bearing
interest aug 26-d
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List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels up to
II a. m. this daY

National Hotel.-W Topping. Md: A Rice, do;
Mrs Stewart and family, Va; w Garter, Md; A l..
Machen. do; Retts, do; w C Rutfin, Miss; 6 w
Sharkey, do G Booth, Tenn; : Bell Cather,y ood
Pa; Mallory. NY; Dr Fitzsimons, sc; w Ii
Snkler, do; Burlington an, lady, Fla; J Moore,
Md; Maj b. NJ Hill, Ga: Miss Ella Hill, o; Miss A
Hill, DO; Miss Strong. Miss; Moore, Ca P Sto-
vail, do; Miss + N StOvall do; II StOval, do; w
{ Smawood and lady, Nd Miss Waters, do; J A
Taylor, NC; Taylor, Nc; II LooIns NY; ID II
HoStetter, Pa: ID Spaiding and lady. ny; X Brown
and lady, 10; 3 McAfee and lady, do; Mrs Ray
and son, do; Miss Edelin,, do. Miss McElroy, do;
Miss Brown, do; II Clark and lady, Miss; Nc
Adcry and lady, do; \ { Monroe. Pa: ] VI Trow-
bridge Va; J Graft, France; Mr. Lee, Nd; A w
Thompson, Pa; A Il Ellis, lady and daughter. Ohio;
Miss Chaukfant. do; NJ Lille and lady, Pa; Airs
NJ son. Va: Davis. tSN: 4 II Evans. Mo; G A
Beardsee, N.Y. RIG Beard:lee, do; J ; Barbour,
Va; J + Miller and lady, Ala; G w CIabangh, Md !;
Wethered, do; X Mincle, DC; Lit q W Doty
USN; II Hunter; Hoy, NJ; G w Stone Va.
Brown's Hotel.-T hunters, Md; n Emory,
do; NJ Jones, Ga; DR. Price, do; Gen Lawson, do;
A Lee, and lady. Ky; Mrs Wer, do; Miss Wier,
Evin-, NJ; A Webster, Nd; A Lewis and lady
Pa: ID Spruce. do; w Spruce, do; Gen Long and
family, La; Howard, Pa: T E Berry and son, Md;
II See, Pa; w IT Walthal, DC: A Cook, lady
and child Miss; ID Mcdonald, SC; A Mc(iehcr,
Ala; Thomas Yeaka, NY; w l. Reid and lady. SC;
Mrs Jordan. do; G Thompson; do: A NJ Aiken,
do; Tod, Ohio; Hunter, Md; w T Lightfort and
lady, Ga; II Wheat, Va; II Bacon, Va; DR. Brent,
gune, Ala: w Newton, do; w Gretton, do; d w
Cress. Ky; Coster Md; w X Griffith, Ky; Fort
Hargrove, Ala; NJ Chi,ten, NO; II Johnston,
Miss.
United States Hotel.-C A O'Neale. Md: d Bal
ley, Ga; c Numbers, do; Martin, NJ. f Nose,
La; 4 Crawford, Pa; Gen Burns. do: Col Wynne,
do; Young, Texas; Lyons, Tenn; Mcklr,
Md
Empire Hotcl-Mrs Nesbitt, Port Deposit; Mrs A
Mccullough do; Mrs McKown. Wash; Gober
Bait: Harris, Va, ID Brooke, Bait.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE EVENING STAR.
Abatement Of the Fever at New orlean.

Abatement Of the Fever at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS August 24.-We are
happy to state that the number of deaths
by Yellow Fever in the twenty.four hours
ending at six o'clock this morning shows
amarked decrease in thenumber of deaths,
while the number of cases and deaths at
the Charity Hospital also exhibit de-
crease. Total number of deaths in the
last twenty-four hours, two hundred and
thirty-two, including one hundred and
lightweight of Yellow Fever.
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From Old Point Comfort.
FORTRESS MONROE. Va Ano

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Aug Is.
Messrs EDIToRs Your little Evening
Star has madei its appearance down here
May she ever twinkle with the same brilliant
light. We think the fashionable watering
places have had their ''day and generation
for this season, Us there certainly is not a
doubt that the scene is drawing to a close
with US here: for We have very few visitors
at the Hygeia at present, and departures
daily, with few arrivals Yet all the amuse-
ments are not gone, for we have very good
part OF the season for angling, bathing, &c.
The old established Hygeia Hotel was sold
yesterday "wednesday at public auction to
Mr.. W. Fl. Buck, of Norfolk, for s4S, 200.
Old Point in and around the Fort is excesd-
ingly healthy at the present time The New
York Herald was mistaken, when it asserted
that two companies were ordered from this
fort to the Rio Grande as nothing officially
has arrived, as yet, to this effect.
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EMERSON INSTITUTE,
Select, Classical, & Mathematical School fl
Rows

CHAS. B. YOUNG, a. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
THIS institute situated near the of II and
i 18th streets. and formerly known WOodbury's
Academy. will rec open on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER Parents who wish to give their sons a thor
ough classical and mathematical training
specttuliy advised that the terms comparatively
high since the number of pupils is limited. A high
grade of scholarship Is aimed at by the Principal
He wishes to turn out yearly 4 few scholars, who,
while they Will reflect credit on him. will b, ali hon
or 20 themselves and those who send them. He
would therefore give them Individual attention. The
scEoo-rOom has been handsomely fitted up with
Boston desks. neat mating, &c.
Terms per quarter, for the full course, SIS; for
the English branches, $40. Payment in advance.
For further particulars apply (by nOte) 10 the Prn-
cipa. or to the following
REFERES
VIM. II. Allen. Ii. D., Rev T. 5. Evans,
Pres. Grard College. Rev. J. ii. Brown,
Pot. Baird, Smithsonian Rev. I. L. Wysong,
Institute. j. c. Hardness. esq,
Rev. II. Slicer. r. P. Morgan, esq,
Rev. r. l.. DaShiel. Il. Purse esq,
Rev. J. G. Butler. L. w. Mchnew. esq.
Rev. c. A. DAVIS, ~ 2l-eotf
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, August 81, P. M.-How-
ard street Flour is held at SIS 25. CITY
Mills Flour at the same. White Wheat.
81 II 81 II. Red Wheat, 81 O6 a
81 lO-l4 900 bushels sold. White
Corn, 63 IS cts. Yellow Corn, 6S a 60
cts.-S,OO0 bushels sold. Stocks dull.
with a downward tendency. No change
i'll other articles.
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War! WAR! War

Our Army Or the Rio Grande !-Rl<sid
and Turkey!!-Austria, Mcrico, an! The
rest Of mankindW
RESPECTFULLY hasten TO inform my custom
l. ers and the public generally that am ready to
ner, fresh. and good, for Family | would cali
your attention to my BLACKBERRY WINE, which
is recommended Wholesome and agreeable ber
erase for the fall campaign Persons troubled with
Diarrhoa will find thir wine palatable and nTs =:
Bile remedy.
Please give me call, at the corner of 10th street
and New York avenue south side
aug l31lm JOSEPH T. FENWICk
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GEORGETOWN
Classi &c al and Scientific Academy,
Hest street. near High.

" III NT'Pt, fIIsN,
REV. 7. w. SIMPSON. PRINCIPAL
rINHE exercises of this Institution. will be resumed
i on TIL tRSDAf, September list. The course
"a study taught comprises all the branches necessary
10 prepare students tor collegiate course or for the
practical business of li:e-incuding Latin. Greek.
Mathematics. French, German. and Draw ing. with
particular attention paid to the elementary English
branches. and English Composition. The Principal
will be aided by competent Assistants in the differ
ent departments of instruction. Each quarter will
consist of eleven weeks.
Terms: For day scholars -. sl0. and Sl2 80 per
quarter, according to the nature OF the studies pur-
sued.
The principal having enlarged his building, is pre-
pared 10 receive additional number of pupils as
bOa-derS.
Terms for boarding made known. and circulars
furnished upon application TO the principal.
aug 2.I-I
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the stream. and in few days will depart for
her destination. The command of her has
been conferred upon our worthy citizen Capt.
Meade, who will carry on his voyage the best
wishes of all our people.
Smith & Perkins. at their Virginia Car
works, have three locomotives under way
one, an enormous engine for the New York
Erie, and two "a portion of ten they have con-
traeted to build) for the Pennsylvania Central
read Ar,
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New Music.

lust RECEIVED at the Music Depot, South side
- of Pennsylvania .ireuue, four Doors from 10Th st.
Songs Come buy my spring flowers ; Charity; There
IL happy land All things love thee, do | When
shall we two meet again Aunt ii .rriet Beacher
Stowe; Petrinia waltz; Lilly Dale g; SchottiSch
sleigh ride polka AlbOni waltz ROnda Capriccoso
sehottisch LIE Bananer, by Gottschak, SC. Sc.
aug. II. HILBTS & HITZ
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Building Lots for Sale

NOR sALE.-A variety of CITY BUILDING
Il LOTS for sale in various parts of the CITY,
Prices moderate and liberal credit will be given. Al
40, will effect Insurance upon lives and property in
responsible Companies Inquire of
MHERLE & WEBB.
aug 2-d3m Penn. ave. bet. - and 9th Sta
OLD NEWSPAPERS.-A lot for sale at the Stcr
" office. aug l9-ff
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. q, l ] P. M.-Stocks
are advancing. Flour has advanced.
Sales of 5000 bbls. State brands at SIS %.
Southern, s. CO., Sales of 1000 bush.
els of mixed Wheat at 81 81. Genesee,
81 80. Corn advanced to &c cents for
yellow. Cotton is quiet.
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MUSIC AGAIN

(Nev; ,n1s1ol Mother, leave thy dwelling; Ia ~
tHkG.MSNg22VSt mime; The WOLF; The old veteran
eEsk@5 Sweet Lucy Nay; Katy parlmr's fare
well; Home of my youth: DO they miss ne d. ncine;
Yes, We miss thee; My teau as breaking; A voice
from the waves; My old Kentucky LONE; Aunt Har-
riet Beecha Stowe; Mountain Maids invitation;
Ocean wave QuIckstep; Cameionian's QuadriIce
Sunrise Schottsche; The Polish lrl;s dream: Ea.y
Darling Polk; Fly away Polka: Vandalia Waltz
Midnight Waltz; Rainbow Schottische; Pnss.f,ura
Waltz; Lone Star Schotiische; Plume Polk; Les
Bords du Rhine; Make me no gaudy charlcI; Chart
National des Choates; The Smile; Italy; Variations
on Lilly Dale, Katy Darling, Love NOT, The Gipsy's
wild chant, Rosa Lee. &c, &C., al
WINTERS Stationery, Music,
aug9 and Fancy Store, 9Th street.
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JUVENILE SCHOOL,

On II, bet,reen Eth and 18th streets First HvGrd
VNHE MISSES PRETTYMAN respectfully inform
their friends and the public that the exercises
of their school will be resumed on MONDAY, the
5th of September.
They communicate instructions to girls and small
boys IN the rudiments of English Education-Read-
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,
Sc, &c.
The number of scholars is limited. Persons will
therefore apply early, above, when The terms will
he made known. aug o1-dt6thSen
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Northern Liberties Female Seminary.

Northern Liberties Female Seminary.
at the OF l0M and l. streets, Wdshin Ston
A. E. BELL, Principal Preceptress.
THE exercises of this seminary Will commence on
/ the first Monday Of September, in new and
commodiouS building, now nearly completed, where
the airy and ample will enable the institution
greatly enlarge the sphere of its operations and
usefulness, and, in addition to the present number
of boarding scholars. others can be accommodated
with every essential requisite for the improvement
of mental and moral training. The government OF
school and family will be characterized by loves
every care VIII be used render study interesting
as well as useful
Competent and efficient teachers engaged for
every department.
Piin,"d circulars can be obtained al the principal
Book Stores throughout the city at the seminary
aug iO-eorSepl
baltimore sun cOpy.1
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The Cholera at Cumberland.

CUMBERLAND-Miners Journal Office,
Aug. 26.-The cholera still fingers here,
and the weather is unfavorabe. The
deaths to-day were, Andrew Miller, tavern
keeper: Andrew Hooper, stone cutter, and
Mrs. P. Butt; making so deaths in all
since the disease commenced. Adam
kuh, laborer, not previously reported,
died yesterday.
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AUCTION SALES.
y GREEN l. SCOTT, Auction.ers.

BY GREEN l. SCOTT, Auctionsers.
TWO NEW TWO STORY FRAME BorsIs
And Lots AT AUCTION.-We shall seu
"a s Ion' OF ths premises, on MONDAY, the 9Th OF
Irugus,, al O'Clock, p. m, two new ,~o story
Iia"e HOUSES and Lots. fronting Is fctt inches
eacn On r street, running hack 100 fee 10 an alley
e"n,aihihe hve conveniently arranged ROOMS each
Also, part same Lot fronting II ieet 10 inches ON
ath street, running back 100 feet, with 10 foot al
ley an the south side ~ ~ WV -
Immediately after the above sale, We shall sci,
Lot No. J. being pan Of Lot No. l. Of Told snS pcn
pers subdivision Of square S21, fronting % fee, a
alley. P''"
Terms: One-thi cash balance in six twelve
and eighteen months. GREEN & SCOTT
aug 23d Aucroneers
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Later from MaYico

New ORLEANS, Aug. 23.-By an arrival
at New Orleans, we learn that a decree
had been issued in the city of Mexico, by
Santa Anna, suppressing the title of Sow
ereign, heretofore prefixed to the several
States. Haroy Zamarez, late Minister CT
the Treasury, is dead.
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RITTENHOUsE ACADEMY.

Corner OF a street and INdl:nG .7rerue.
vTNiiE next Academic year will commence OF.
l. Monday, September 9TH. 1t is desirable thai
those who enter should be present at the beginning
of the quarter. Tuition from - IN $3.50 per quar-
ter, payable in advance Circulars may he obtained
by applying To the Principal. at the Bookstore o;
VIM. NJ. Morrison Co. o. &. WIGHT,
aug 22-}W PRINCIPAL.
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Now that the sun shines forth again.
And heat oppressive fills each frame
A plate OF Ice Cream al HARvEY's Saloon,
VIII make you cool and pleasant soon.
~ The Proprietor in returning thanks for the pa.
" uonage hitherto extended 10 him, sOlicts a
tnuance Of the same, and desires TO inform
y families and Others. that he is prepared at all
hours to furnish his celebrated ICE CREAM, from
quart upwards, which will be forw arded to their re
spective residences by his El press Wagon.
90 Pic Mics, parties. and retailers supplied as
usual. 7. NJ. HARVEY, Agent for
]. RUSSELL, = street,
between 9th and It'll streets, rear OF
jy 2s-lm Browns HoteI.
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Sailing Of the Humboldt.

New YORK, August 81, IL M.-The
steamship Humboldt sailed to-day with
one hundred and twenty-five passengers,
including Governor Vroom, Minister to
Prussia; Col. Jackson, Charge to Austria,
and Lieut.. Davenport. She takes out
100000 in specie.
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HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TTNCTURE. the
most popular medicine now for sale for the cure
OF Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint. and
highly recommended Tor the prevailing diseases of
the season, can he purchased at all times. whole
sale and retail, at WIMER'S, 9th street.
Also, Roses and Perkinson's Pain Killer and Pain
Claer DIR. Williams's Balsam of Wild Cherry: Can
mons Buffers; and the great Southern remedy ior
fever and ague-Williams's Vegetable Tonic and
Anti Fever and AgIr Pills.
Stationery, Music and Fancy Store. 9th street.
auu 10
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aug .

INKS! LONDON INKS!
l. Arnold's office and seel-pen writing Ink
Amod's Imperial Blue writing Ink
Morisons Superior Blue 80 &"
90 Black E" +"
Douglass's Magic copying without the use
of press
Also, large size enameed, Ivory surface, and col
ored boards, for printing show cards, &C.
The latest MUSIC received regularly eyery week
and orders filled promptly, at
Winners Stationery,
Music and Fancy Store, Sth street, square
au ii north Of Pennsylvania avenue
GNews.l
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Burning Of the Cherokae

New YORK. August 26.-The steamer
Cherokee took fire at her wharf this even.
ing, and was tota ly consumed. She was
to have sailed for Havana and New Or
leans tomorrow.