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MISCELLANEOUS.
A CARD.

A CARD.
TO the Building community of Washington
and ITS ricinity.
LNREDERICK l.. GElGER. Master Builder and
l. Architect, respectfully thanks his friends and
the public generally for past favors, and hopes u
he favored with their continuance, he is prepared
10 execute all kinds of work in his line of business at
The shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms.
He will also make Plans, specifications. and Su-
per intend any kind of work that may be entrusted to
his
eth streets. aug ID
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NO. 4,

NO. 4,
North side Pennsylvania drenue, bctrsesl 10th and
Hi streets
w G. have completed their assortment
w of STOVES and CRATES for their fall trade
aud would respectfully call the attention of the cii-
lens OF Washington and the public in general to
their assortment feeling confident that their styles
ami prices cannot fail to pesse being determined to
sell Tor icSa than any previous gear for CASH. Ali
we ask is call before purchasing We take pleas
ire in showing stock and charge nothing for it.
Cur stock consists in part follows:
The Vim. Penn Cook. mos. excellent baker and
great sconomizer. for wool and coal
Triumph Complete, for wood and coal
Complete Cook. for wood and coal
B',ic Ridge for wood and coal
-ftua Airti2ht. for wood and coal
Welcome Air tight, for wood and coal
Enchantress. for wood and coal
Banner. 70, wood and coal
Aston Alright Cook, for wood
Old Dominion. for wood
Kitchen Companion, for wood
Double jog or two Boiler Cook, for wood
Ten Plate, for wood
Bay State, for cOal
Home Alright, for coal.
PARLOR COAL STOVES
Home Parlor Stoves, Que or two-story open and
closed fronts, for wood aud coal
Radiators, latest style octagon fronts of all the
various sizes
-Etna Castiron Radiators
Volunteer Coal Stove
llot-ar Par!or
GOAL rranKilnS
Open Franklins.
DINING ROOM STOVES
Russia Iron Alright with oven for wood, cast
oven. cs Under base, for coal
flot-air ParIor, for wood or coal. open or closed
tops, with boiler holes
Revere Alright, for wood
-Etna Alright for wood
II. u. L Co.'S Alright, for wood .
CHAMBER STOVES
Troy Alright, for wood
Revere Air-tight for wood
lEtna Air tight for wood
Russia Iron Air-iight, for wood
Union Alright, for wood
Coal Frankiins, for anthracite and bituminous
Portable Crates, for bitumnous coal
CANNON AND CYLINDER STOVES
Harp Cannon
Flora sts .-.t F.,
Union Coal Burner
Bar-Room Octagon, coal basis
Russia Hall and Store Stoves Of all sizes I'D to 20
inches.
ENAMELLED PARLOR CRATES.
Baltimore and New York patterns Of all the differ
ent styles and sizes. Fire Slabs aud fire
bricks Of Berry's manufa turing. Also Wap
Stone Slabs
Haywarls Portable Galvanized Furnace the most
celebrated article now in Use for heating
dwelling no ses, churches &c.
Sheet Iron work Of all kinds made to order ut the
shortest ice. All goods delivered free of charge
sep 3o-dot- WOODWARD Il GUY.
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NEW GOODS NOW OPENING.

ID J. STNER, Washington Place, It'll street, Is
i now opening a superior stock of Gentlemens
Goods, which it will give him great pleasure to show
to all his patrons and to the public In addition TO
the usual stock of Merchant Tailor special atten-
ton is invited to large stock of Gentemens Dress
Shirts of very superior fit and quality
Also, Collars, Stocks, Neck Ties Crayats Gloves,
Suspepders, Hosiery, and Furnishing Goods gene
rally. sep 20-eo2v.
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DANCING ACADEMY

A L CARUSI'S SALOUN.-I will commence INV
"A classes in Dancing on Tuesday, October III. al
my Saloon. All the new and fashionable dances
taught. CIasses in Academies and private families
attended To.
Days of instruction: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays. Hours for Youg Ladies. from to ) for
Boys, from 5 to :; and for Gentlemen, from I Ia
9, pm
{-My saloon is still for lease OF reasonable terms
sepl0 LEWIS CARUSI
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ItuINNEI PIECES AND PIER SLABS man uiac-
' ! tur,l OF stone by thu Seurhyn Marble Company.
These and e:i iful articles. in imitation O;
the richest III irbie, such Egypteu Italian. Span
ish Sienna aud others of The most and desirable
kinks. In style and finish they stand unequalled
very highly polished retain their beauty IN sch
longer than conmoc HlarbI, and are not I'M ured by
Goa, "a, Ike. ACIDS At the North they are be
coming extensively used. giving great sa,isf cion to
those who have tried them, While much superior %
appearance. they sold cheaper anything OF
tue kind in IN lrket II. HASEINS, Agent,
Penn avenue, soutf side, near 10Th street.
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ALWAYS AWAKE.

McGRAW JACOBS ere on the qui rire for great
IVl sales Mt the lowest prices They would an
nounce TO thu Old Army and New Recruits that
their MAMMOTH STOCK is swiftly arriving. Every
Steamer, ship, and Schooner landing part of their
beautiful and well selected stock. Call and Sec tina
extraordinary bargains TO be made at The Model
Grocery Store, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street. sen l5-roIu
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EDUCATIONAL.
Select school foi Young Ladi.

On 14h Street, Opposite Wizards Hotel
MFRS. MCLEOD having taught for these last ten
Iv1 years. has associated with her Mrs L. A. GAUvIN,
lady Of long experience teacher in the Eastern
Cities. for the purpose Of conducting q FEMALE
SEMINARY. Thy will teach all the branches a.
requisite for thorough English educstion together
with French, Latin, Piano, Vocal Music, Drawing,
and Painting. ]. MCLEOD.
L. A. GAUvIN.
N. B. One hour each Gay viii be devoted in French
conversation. Int sep 30-eoGts-
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NOT1CE.-Wea are opening one of the rich
" est and best assorted stocks of FALL GOODS
from New York and Philadelphia brought to this
market. We think it is useless for us to enumerate
articles could not describe their richness and
beauty but respectfully invite the attention of the
public. HALL BROTHER.
D1-nOtf
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READY-MADE CLOTHING!

ever exhibited in t Is any other city. Tie repu-
tatDn OF WIESENFELD. connected with the Cloth
ing Trade for great number of years, is a known
fact by most every citizen of the United States and
the public enconIiums the repeated editorial notices
Of the daily papers, well the awards of Medals and
Premiuras, has maize WIESENFELD the Nap,Ie n ot
the CtOthiny Ir.nte; consequently those in want of
Ready Made Garments be suited to their satisfac
ton, from the fact that the purchaser has the largest
assortment in this city to select from.
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CARD.
To the Ladies Of Washington, Georgetown
Alexandria, &c.

AlefdndrlG, &c.
ITENRY WEIRMAN'S Ladies'. Misses. and Chi
l. dren's French Shoes are sold by the under
i.ned on 18th street, just above Corcoran & Riggs
Banking House. in his new building, with the hef,
marble steps where he will rece We Ladies' orders
aud keep constantly on hand every variety of La
dies, Misses, and Children 5 French Cater Walking
Shoes, White and Black Satin Caters Slippers &C.,
made TO order by II. Weiman, of Philadelphia, OF
the best French Cater materials and in the latest
Partisan These Gaiieks entirely different
from what are generally known sIop shop Shoes
being all custom work, of superior workmanship,
and warranted TO give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, who value beauty, comfort, and economy,
will consult their interest by giving me call, and
examine for themselves. c. WEIRMAN,
18th st., just above COrcoran Riggs
aug lS-lyeO Banking House.
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MODERN LANCUAGES-Prof SC1O-
w NENBERG, 18th street, Island, third house,
east side, south Of Smithsonian Institution is pre-
par'd to receive students Tor instruction in Modern
Languages.
On the Piano. and in singing, Mrs Sehoncnberg
will Also receive a few pupils.
A.
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Look for NOEL & BOYD. Blfnd Ma
kerr and IInh Mat rers.

Pennsylvania Gre., south side, bet 9ik and 10th s
M h would inform our old customers and tbs pub
w lie generally, that we are prepared TO all any
orders IN our business, with prompiness, VIZ: We
manufacture daily, every kind Of Inside venetian
BLINDS. either Plain or Fancy. We nave aho,
Painted SHADES Of every style, White Linen OF
Buff Shades, Fancy Reed Blinds, &c. We enume-
rate Lounges Easy and other Chairs Curled HAIR
and Shuck Mattresses, OttOnfans, Dyans, &e.
Carpets and Curtains neatly made and warranted
to fit
n. Bold Blinds re painted and trimmed in the
best manner. sep l3solm
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THE PARK HOTEL.

ID OBERT & THOMAS HARRISON respectfully
IL inform their friends and the public that they
prepared At the above mentioned house, to fur
niSh all the refreshments o. the Parties sup
piled with DINNERS and SUPPERS at the short
est notice. The bar is supplied with superior LII
QUORS.
The Pr.r H3tei is located al the Northern cNtrc;l-
ty of It'll street, just the verge OF the city limits
surrounded by Park of large trees, containing a
Bowling Saloon, Swings and Arbors. II is healthy
walk or a beautiful drive. sep l4-lm
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BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING.

"E take pleasure in inviting the attention of
w purchasers generally to our present large
and well assorted stock of Boys Reddymdde CLOTH
ing for Fall and Winter wear which we have just re-
ceived and will continue to receive daily new addi-
tons throughout the season, thereby keeping our
stock full and complete, of all new and desirable
styles, making apartment the most desirable in
this city to select from, can suit at all times
Boys and Children of all sizes, with any color or
quality of material, made and finished in the most
superior manner. WALL & STEPHENS,
Pa avenue. between oh and 10th streets,
sep Oft next TO Iron Hall.
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i BUILD:S RS, and all interested in Il superior
article of LIME fsr building hard finish cOrniccs,
chemical, and embarrassing purposes, SC.
SEELY'S WASHINGTON LIME manufactured
i'll Scelys Excelsior Patent Lime Kiln, at the corner
of Virginia avenue and Canal street, (Islando The
rock from which this lime Is manufactured is from
the best quarries in this section of country, viz
Knots, Flannagin's, Snyder's, and Wade's. The
Lime is pure wood burnt and is drawn fresh from
the kiln every hour during the twenyfour, and for
sale at EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels to be
returned. aug leo If
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JUST RECEIVED - Layer Raisins, Al
y monds, Lemons Green Ginger. Madeira Wine.
English DAIRY Cheese, Hams, lard, Old Government
Java Coffee, and Scotch Herring.
aug 26-eotf Odd Fellow, Han.
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f.. Cooley, Merchant Tailor.

Eighth street, 'cest side, three doors north Penn. are.
Ia Would respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally that he has Just returned
w from the north with his fall stock, consisting
la of a fine assortme nj of CLOTHS, C.fSSI
MERES, and FES7TNGS, to which he invites their
mountaineering confident that in regard TO style,
workmanship, material, and price, they will not be
better suited elsewhere. sep lO-lm
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!

lust received 1T TUE OUEON HALL CLOTHING
- ESTABLISHMENT, corner # FoaT-dRd-dhGJ
street and IfGnsyicaaiG drenue,
THE LARGEST STICK. GrtEATEST VARIETY!
NEW GOODS. NEW STILES! NEW DESIGNS!
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o THE VOTARIEs OF FASHION

TO THE toTARIES OF FASHION.
Ia The undersigned begs leave to call the at
tention of his former patrons and the public
w to the fact that he has just received from the
~. north and Is now opening the choicest selec-
tons of CLOTHS. CASSIMkRS AND vESTINGS, OF
French and English styles ever offered to them,
which he Is prepared to make up in his usual style.
Paris reports received monthly
CIV. HINTON, Merchant Tailor
North side Ia. avenue between X and 9Th sts.
sep 20-lm-
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Boys and Youths, Clothing.

WiESENFELD & co. have completed arrange
ments fjr Boys aud Youths Co:h hing OF every de-
scrip;ion. Their assortment in the above branch
will be superior to any ia this city, ard the prices
far below those usually paid; being determined to
keep superior stock OF the above goods respect
fully solicit examination from parents AMI guar
diaus, IS We shall sell all grades aud qualities of
other house.
MEMS Clothing
Of every description. R0-fIss Cioth Suits, Of evIy
color, fr Fifteen Dollars The following com prise Il
portion OF the large stock always on hand:
Fine Dress Coats, Cloth Vests,
Frock - Blue Sacks,
Overconts Of all kinds Cashmere Vests,
Sack Coats, heavy Tweed Coats,
Fine Buaincss Coats, Fancy silk Vests,
Blue Frocks. Blue Cashmere Pants,
Black Sacks, Colored Cassinet Pants,
Heavy Pilot Coats, Oyercnats for Servant
Black Doeskin Pants, Fir-inen's Coats,
Fancy Vests, Cassinct Pants,
Surtout Coats. Tweed Pants.
Single Breast Frocks, Kersey Goats,
Brown Frocks, Drab Jackets,
Satin Vests, Shirts and Collars,
Fancy Cashmere Pants, Carpet Bags.
Fancy Coates, Trunks and Valises,
Business Coats, IiandkercLicfs Il Crayats
Petersham Coats, Gloves and Suspenders,
Lamtcr'' Goats, Blue C:ssinet Pants
Hunting Suits, Green Casino. Pants,
Felt Coats, Fine Linen Shirts,
Beaver Goats, - Overalis &c, &c.
Together with every article in the Clothing lire.
The public will bear i'm mind that we sell one and
every article at reduced prices.
BOYS CL9THING-the greatest assortment at tho
lowest prices.
WIEsENFELD & CO., C,othiers,
sep 29--1m corner Al street and Pa. avenue
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- TRAVELLING ma Pack.

>lAAA1 ELS, &c, Of which we have the mcst
extensive variety in this city, of all sizes and quail
ties which will sell Wholesale and retail at very
low prices and deliver In any part of the city free Of
cost. WALL & STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets,
sep 22-ts- next to Iron Hall.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-05

FRo,i YucETAN.-The Havana Dario de Ia Marina OF
the 2sih ult following Information from fass-
tant g taE ae
the 10th inst state that the preceding night move
place in that city the capital Of fucatan with
the object 0f econng the plan OF GusdaIajara and De-
posing present Governor Barbachano and putting In
stead Gen La Vega The chief of the
Senior Zetna Of Naadolid, whose chief inhuencs
| lies in the Eastern part Of the Peninsula
We make out with any certainty the result 81
| this attempt. On side told by the pubca-
the insurgents that the Ayuntamiento asceded to
the movement and adopted it in all its parts which Is
confirmed by proclamation Of that hedy On the other
hand a proclamation Of Gov BarbachanO published also
on the 10th and dated at half past II asserts his
maintenance power and calls upon the people TO prs
order We shall learn the result and consider
ii probable that Yucaan has followed in the wake Of the
| rest Of the Republic.
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Vt.orIeg's SAFE Company.

FEyHE attention Of the public is called to tne
and superiority Of thes saes 81! others Or saies
priuc4 We trsi form aTrSeE
oug gi plates Or bars around which Aoo'Fo.
rur chilling hu liquid metsl ant maxim H. 'Fnt.
rs ihe ehise OF fG aad capable restsrg TIE o1v' e
the ssutis, Il only necessary 70 stIrs saf
Mgrarir bolts a6 vsts sfTcws ot7e -
burglar viz perhaps less ai9rt tan va regard
Neither the burning element make
uHas, lined sitis wiki e-proof wall
iIIItE
EMPIRE DRILL ASB POWDER PROOF CUABINAiInt 5A"k
LOCKS oulg ctet
We aay further hre but M security any OF t- 7lPI
VaultFuo Tl8yAr all the work cf utefA,
ottsn seui teE n2nstEated.
This Company prepared furnish short notice rs and
haTsau
firms vnaas Of which viii be warranted DrAnd Eowd6r
Proof, rho red wiz Lillss Bank Locks.
sample Safes and Locks oseer With Day Newell
parautotie be WEfTg
NJ. L.C. FGTTEEs. kzoHt. Il Carp Etrse'.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-05

THE PROTECTED DsRIEN SUR cANAL.-The London
Of the New York Commercial Advertiser in
hi. letter of the 1lth ult says
scheme has been brOached during the past week for
cutting shin canal at cast of $4,000 0qo. across the
lhuus Of Daren for which prrties in England hsve
obtained concrssuD. Ii has been known to be con-
csctei long time chiefly with the view of promoting
speculation in New Grenada bonds which are held in
this country to nominal extent OF S-CQooiOO0 or
S3UuO0O01 and which until this movement was set on
worth about eight or nine per cent They have
siace touched about IA but at at aboutl2 the
prospects Of the affair not appearing have made much
impression the public The promoters lay great sress
the concession uf tract Of land for colonization pur
poses and of the principal Of them DR. Cullen has
put forth statements to disparage the Nicaragua line,
which show singular ignorance his part regarding that
of the proposed Darien route there are about
nine miles that have never been surveyed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-05

correspondent Of the London Observer states as q
positive fact that within the last feuI mouths Mr. Head
the gentleman who acquired such notoreiy BY hs mar
f,g with Lola Montez and whose death by the founder
ING Of his Yacht of Fort st Julian the mouth Of the
Tacus has been reported in the daily papers executed
will III which he has bequeathed 10 Lola Mon'ez lie
interest in 10000 in the funds Also his portfolio
OF water drawings and ensravings and the portrait OF
hms,t tie also btqucsthed TO the CONSUMPTION Hospital
at Rromptun the magnificent sum Of 10000, and alter
some riug legsces to his servants etc.. be wied the
remaining portion Of his handsome fortune TO his aunt
the lads who manifested natural desire to separate
the 4w after the discovery Of his extraornary and
imI rJ lent marriage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-05

te- PHI spEtpflgA SADDLE A&p rKUSs WAREHuust,
MAGAZINE STREET, docs Canals RoBb
O.. Q,tt Rba falrn4iu rufsutly receiving Na~ Goods
MAnuaetoty Philadelphia, direct rtatons
sard and prepared to osS 80 dealers ths most liberal dss
Thait stock large and we'll selected iol0ws SAD
fLeE Saldlery HARDWARE, HARNESS, LEATHER TRANEI-
l,3 AND PAGSIAg TRUNKS, INDIA RuBnER .!slLS. SAD
ui KY COACH, HisfN HSs kNDFau - % - LALs.
rRTMMTNGs, etc.
ainv al tnss
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFICIAL NOTICE--Street Commissioners
ppsrtmantTo PROPERTY HOLDERS, Residents and Non

OFFICIAL NOTICE.--Street Commissioners
pepsrnaent PROPERTY HOLDERS kssishts and Non
AZ rn. pgg pr in . city required % have Irgpr
quit te a % 4ln Az h5 rhti 20
lters o. drains o. dccsy % " 5ira o's', @ % & re-
,,isd within ,lfts d",. iii il aoas " 'i@ eie'e
Al ursr.a, o7ots property s' j. eo ", er ag,@ x u '' I
'ne me- di.a 70 g., ,ogsl ads3 3 nS.ad XVI os, i iy az
d uoi l.,'l wlHH iHF t'ns -lt'i.. - tbr,..
ii t. f'' '' JANIS IoLls street conraisssasr
A Wis -DGpartement du Commits
.,irr d Ru@-AuX PROfETAiREs, 'tfan's q non re-
~ "a Y. III III & NOR 9,ss, t,ayelsb-s ana
5s9. 5 r. Is gt s e , a e s 81 psrsgana, m
uaaga' t,t sur' oinqaei esSe' o, 's is SO q ~, M .
reparer mnediaiene' sons nnl.' 'F' s' ess4A ''' ms
trents icuts. js 10 isiat d elrE tIa'''
oa prophets, lroP t.,. oai 5sg,,., =,
dc hes fare r,nitiaysr 20 nfa,a 'onygnnr IN M riB
ysuear ct g eels n'e't ps9 i4, ans ls 3s,ai p 10
ies} '''' jASfEs jo' lorn are d., i,ses
StTREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Feb'y
- II gr'5,',. 5r @ ,''s M , % \ i' Gs I'd
I6sr1os lat7 lae Da, place e aF k,l.l ',af All
yr,a % ho tahgg ltt y "a g a,n.tes, " ir[
OUREAU DU COMMISSAIRE DES HUES,
, i.I Fes i-a5 sfs eorff anz rs {. d Z, H. 81 81
a 9 r1g, .. 1ga%s 90 , "a r r. E -9, 25s. =. % 81
peins nj daagias 5Asgs ioLls c.mulsss,ra iasi s
- AFTURE SAND. Persons wishing to take
:, 50 ron ,p i.aFs s.o dg.a a. ,fr 80, ~ - "'7'
Surveyor pepsr,r-n, re~o,'a.n' 6agats. W.. ssa
sravEroe 9.5.hsr-s4,,1. cry iAII,l
fayHE PUBLIC are informed that the Offices Of
d ms DEPUTY sgRvEYpes afe l,eet-1 az lows .
.a 9.. ..,.r tetq si sy4. "a 4 p5ig E.rs
i'to o1-s gfsaar l.Tts between sai az G5d 5qr
l=F' l. y. -. -. - - =
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fu#rnER FROM HlyASt.-We received ne hies BY the
Black Warrior at Mobile, but hnd few additional
items Of news in the Mobile papers. ..re.
The weather has been colder for time past than
been experienced in many years before Both animal
and vegetable life have Suffered greatly.
The Rarels still drawing crowded houses as the
Taeon Whitbsck's Circus company performing at
the Anphitheatre but with what is not mentioned
The Scotch giant. McCaski recently exhibiting here
arrived at Havana in the Empire City.
Bu-hghs balls soirees, ocAfghts nj religious cere
monies without number are announced for the present
week.
The Dro de Ia Marina. in article on the Crescent
City affair. thus speaks Of Mr.. Fillmore:
The frmness with which Mr.. Fillmore resisted the
eamors Of friends Of anarchy in his Efforts TO carry
out the spirit and letter international laws. mot
only an Of wel-inteuded patriotism but also consti
tutsd the most honorable feature Of his administration
TIE respect Europe. aud the appreciation OF the en-
ened pacific majority If his fellow citizens have
i been aud will be his reward y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-05

Francis Msdia whose has excited so much attsn-
ton in the religious world has died in prison at Florence
Mr., wbraham Taylor, writing in the New York Times
expresses his firm conviction s1at Madisi was poi
soued and says that the unfortunate himself com
planned that slow poison was mixed with his food
It will be remembered that Madis and his wife
imprisoned about eighteen months since the charge
reading the Scriptures For some time past Madiai
had been a state Of impaired intellect but, the news
paper accounts say had been treated without severity,
owing to the interference Of the King Of Prussia on his
behalf Madame Madia remains in prison.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-05

REMITTANCE OFFICE.-The aBisrsigned, At his Old
Office continues accommodate derous
rsuing England Ireland Seoaut Win
sterling gh dTsuss posi- town IA tho abovs named
He
brought from Liverpool TO this city good and
living distance by addrsaug Later 10
si0 JOHN TooLE IS Bark Pises.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-05

add FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
Csmetery be by applying j. PERSON Trsa
suet City Hall First Dct JAMES FUhNEAux Secretary
No. is Camp stsirsi Rev. CHARLES WhTAl NJ rs
The price u Vaults Lodges fer the burial Of mem
o,Ahoas Lodges ioT the burial yi VIE
tgl. all other buals the OF NGnlt viii he fS
igFhFl5hy,
FOR the purchase Of Los tha hkSI
Chairman tine Cmetry COMMITTEE, No. ~
Csnp etItel, JAMES FCRNEAUA
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-05

MosMosrsM Every arrival from Europe brings further
news the strange spread uf Mormouism The sect IL
certainly bent upon following out the injunction to 60
into all the world and preach the Gospel Iof SMITH to
every creature" The last number Of the English Nor
mon organ is much grahed to hear of the faithfuness
and zeal Of Elder Matthew Mcclure and Teacher William
Adams in spreading the truth in Rangoon by lscturing
social conversation the circulation Of the printed
word