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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-13
Store at MiIIertOwn.


Il HAVE also established a store at M il
L lertown, where Miners and Traders can
be supplied with clothing, mining tools,
liquors, &c, Sc, cheap for cash,
FRUIT TREES.-l have in my Nur-
sery choice variety of grated Apple trees
also the Antwerp and Monthly Rasber-
rv cuttings, and IA fine lot Of the different
kinds of pIants-such as Cabbage, Let
tuce, Tomatoes, and various other kinds.
JOHN r. GWYNN,
Lauraville near Millertown. april 6m
A CARD.---WIL STEV EN-,
~ HAIRDRESSER, in returning his sin
cere thqnks to the public generally and the
residents of Auburn i'll particular, for the
very liberal patronage bestowed on him since
commencing business, would respectfully beg
to remind them that he is always on hand to
serve them in his line. The
Chronological Decorating Department
being his forte gentlemen may depend on
having their
Hair Gut and ShasstpOOed
equal to any in the State; and now that the
warm weather renders the ntter especially
necessary, Re merely asks a trial confident OF
Jieasing In conclusion he would only say
that he waS the first tc reduce the prices in
this town, and with him at least they have
not rig Shaving rs cts.
NEW YORK SHAVING SALOON,
ORES GENT ClTY HOT TEL,
Adjoining the international Block june 25
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-13
Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution OF Partnership.
THE Co-partnership heretofore existing
L between Charles Morrison and John
Griffin, under the style of Morrison & Go ,
was dissolved on the lst day of August, 1853,
by mutual consent. H AS MORRl son,
JOHN GRIFFIN.
The business will still be continued ut the
old stand by CHAS. MORRISON.
Auburn Aug. 13 Sat-
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-13
I,TvpEsTING FROM CHrNA.-By the ar

INrrREsTING FROM CHTNA.-By the ar
.;rol Of the bark Hoogendorp, at San
T."ncsco. I. 60 days from Hongkong, we
hava news up to the 10Th May Of the
"nsoceedings of the Revolution, and the
pi,creased success of the semi-Christian
.anets. which the leaders of the revolu-
tionists seem to advocate
As an indication of the religious feeling
of tbe rebels, it is stated that one of them
when on board H. M. steamer Hermes,
oave TO one of the crew two small ngots
of svcee for an English bible, and when
oeked what he would do with it, said he
would try to get it translated on shore
A Christian minister, who has had an
,opportunity of examining some half dozen
off the books already translated, says
,s.tbe explanation Of the Ten Command
pnents as given in one of the books, is in
,he main correct. In another of them is
a kind of summary of Old Testament
history. The religion of the whole is of
the Old Testament spirit. The whole is
wonderful-I do not know what to think
of it,"
1t was said in Shanghae that the patri-
OF chiefs, a thong h evincing a perfect will
lngness to hold intercourse with the Brit
ish Plenipotentlary were in no way desl-
rous to promise peculiar benefits to that
nation, for their countenance and sup
port. Their bearing is said to have been
Mt once dignified, and independent. AS
TO free intercourse with the interior of
China, they are said to have expressed a
willingness to allow it to the British, and
of course, to other foreign nations.
The China Mail says the Peruvian ship
Empreza, then at Cumsingmoon, was
"shortly to sail for CalIao with her dead
alive freight of Coolies. " 1t is reported, F,
continues the Mail, that no fewer than
90, (some say 7O,) deaths have already
occurred; and that the fever still prevails
on board of her.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-13

The Yreka Herald, of the 3Oth Of July,
says that party of eleven left there on
Wednesday the Goth, to recover stock
stolen by the Indians from Shasta Valley,
and to chastize the Indians not only for
that but for former offences. The party
returned on the Goth, and reported that
after having found the trail they follow
ed it until they came within sight of the
Indian camp. The Indians were trying
the speed of their newly acquired plum
der. The whites remained in sight Of
the Indians unobserved by the latter, until
dark. Five of the party then reconnoiter-
ed the Indian camp; they then removed
to about one quarter of mile of the In
dians, where they left two men in charge
of the animals. They proceeded close
to the Indian camp and remained con-
cealed until day, when they attacked
them, picked a man each with their
rifles, and then pitched in with revoIvers,
There were from 90 to % Killed, and but
five escaped.
They recovered two mules and one
mare and colt, out Of eleven that were
stolen. The remainder the Indians had
killed aud eaten. They represent these
Indians to be IA very fine looking people.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-13

R. O. CRAVENS, Assignee Of Creditor
Yankee Jim's, Aug. 18th, '53-3t
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-13

HORRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN
SACRAMENTo-FoURL LIVES LosT. From
all sections of the Union are we in weekly
recei pit of the most sad and distressing
railroad accidents. Hitherto in CaIifor-
MIA we have been remarkably exempt
from such occurrences, from the fact that
we had no railroads. But Sacramento,
too, has one now, and we can boast of
our sad casualties as we'll as our Atlantic
friends.
On Saturday afternoon, as the four
O'Clock train of cars, on the Lowell rail
road, were crossing l. and 10th streets,
the engine ran a foacI of four small chick
ems and crushed them to death instantly
The train was instantly stopped, but too
late to save the lives of the innocent little
creatures. No blame is attached to the
engineer, as he was alseep at the time
and could not see them. Daily Cali form.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-13
- CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of

Aug. 13, '53-n48 1t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-26

From the 4srIn~sH Courier Of q I7.h We eoDv IN.
most important news
Ihe health of the Isibuus continues remarkably gooa
~ 'nr The heavy snd frq rains Of late
tuf ""e on the kar0sd i pr y-spsing hd~lY. despite
~ f'eee'Hlon ~ Obstacles whish he authorities have
~ ,isu recently T. re sn'ieayorirz % raiss
iHt steamer hedway the Y " ; pgeSrt C0rararv
-; g'ie Ap5 Sc Thonaa IN connection with the
- - ~. "a tae morning u the 18th Sh,. brought q
lItois tpFce Tor the Panama Railroad Company
- 80" gAs-sngsrs freight for this port and fr the
f'sls Var correspondents at Csrthagapa rsnre-
s1 prices n ha provaion market as ruling high and
% %, other articles IN proportion ~ ="
Amorg the pa7 a7sengers BY the Illinois for New York
are n be orr frisndr Amos 3 CFwine Esu late n 4
rnsui At PanaIna, and Hon Courand Cushing l.ts n
T. Charge dAfaires 10 EucadoF We note aIs the nana
+ Lieut.. q ~. Scott ~ The frzata g. Lawrence
The Z. :. fri{ats 81. Lawrenes- Com Duauy, Com Of
Naval Forces in the Psrifc ia at the Island OF Ia
a'ga nesF Panama taking in water etc. and is To leave
i}r Valparaiso in 3 few days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-26
GHkYESTOM.

Wll oNye SUNDAY. 'oyembrr ~ at O'Clock AN
Et'OkGALVESTON,lN ,lNDIANoLA, Port .zPffS
LANACA and MATAGnRDA BAY Regular -,slsllssA.4s.
ewOr and Texas U. $. Mail ins
lhe new aud magnificent steamship LOUISIANA, Jrem
smith, commander will leave eTpt4,.iv ia, Ii trade
1 are ~ o. The yee5 IN his lined sod loo uers
np4uy iron broed, she piuscn safe
tgh or lhdl'ii and ltync, will b. (su
ngh r'gr al N1gona Bay) without charge. For freight
pt'Asri nav ny elegant apply
HARRIS a MORGAN. 6ot o Julin street,
,-u.,. opposite tho 81. amAhip Ian ling.
rus line having established r Csvnlo Bhs
| herea and under the
thius
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-26
STEAMSHIPS-SHIPS.
NOR CALJFORNIA ,;o vrp. -

II VIZ VFlTNh .VFfsf7T.
- CiSvh-reIon, desirous Of proceeding California
can no" 40 wa NerhCuE CITY OF MEXICO
Mu steamship TEXAS, l40O bur hen Henry
WI eayc NewOreans for VeraCruz en- tbe ls and IAN
~ moih al O'Clock punctnAly, tie u s. Man
"srs W leave Verncrz daily Tor the City Meto thence to
Acapulco mues oan he had
an lldE M MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
y nav CARNAGE on hr Road and
ott Ia'sehgefs through to San Meanwhile rs all
] 'snnrs touch At Acapulco. passengers will be long
'Al'od forlurthor particulars, apply
mylsu obnn., "a H. e. ',sti.a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-26
EERH CREZ.

WI Y .ye THURSDAY. December In o'clock
ktfOh'pEltA CRUZ--U. S. Mail Line .,SSss
As new Hod steanNhp TEXAS,
t oftelJ lienr Place, commander, Vefa11I
AS l.xove puueiualy carrying the y. S. MAiA.
....R rates Of PasHRgs....
htaureheut goods
~ forheight hayng 70 cabin
ana steef4ge apply
HARRIS d MORGAN foot Of Jalia street
opposite the Steamship L-nlry.
~ shppe provide themselves an the aeainer,s b
ihl h1, rs no other TORN viii he sgned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-26

RNLANAGAN'S OYSTER SALOON. 95 n ~
Il ST. CHARLES sTREET.....-..T THOMAS X - n 10
FLANAGAN take As pleasure Of - NJ n
fleui the publ generally that he lss k<
shove named sT- His Lari-r u anays
e Harks affords tA Liquors and Wines the
7 The nary Department under The superntruisres
tH best Cos The ~ Give hin judy your
sryss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-26
HOTELS--RESTAURANTS

p0ARDING Mrs. c. W WirmERELL having
y taken ta c7unoi eu and desirable residence Camp
(Ae pied by VIM p Converse, Eq) shed entirely
ehtem'n Nth Board. Tbs unaatpd having all
msdn improvements Boadsfs also have the Of Ho
c n ard seessr n,il, MS sm
Ak0ARDING- Several Fine Rooms for Fam
,t he Lad athA desirable lsree ste
Al' 'eT Day B afi'r' can te accommodated D7 Am
lOARDING.-A young Gentleman wants to
ony bo@Tdr lie vii give LIBERAL eomrsa'soa Please address
tsr-ooH Y. ~ MI
at. LOUIS HOTEL This Hotel, hav- }s,
etc., new open fer the accommodates OF ia Bo-isrs
. AXE HOUSE, NEW SHE'LL ROAD A--4A
The sub, ribs respectfully tAx public fFsE
r he lentft the rscu,vs privilege
choice under lands ihs Southern District
e'aat-s DE FISH, FLESH, WILD TAME FOWL
SELECT WINES, -c " 10 held resi sudden call,
a"tr,n advance cts m and promises tlzt shall
A'tsi viii qiai'iy or ehHrEs'. to!- ~ G. cuLLUM
SOARDlNG.-A very handsomely furnished
ROOM uu Lhr S.roE, tls ca
,oaf e business an Je had ty
'efers a. his VIE, Ay slltes r. R. p. ih
uh. Z. Ryt-f-nreseirh Esd, Y IecesfaTy mt4s
a RCADE HOTEL, r. S MORSE, Pro k,r.s
p psor Thir -sb,Arsut lofaulisrly the 6ssf
= - Ihs hou has h'1 nl rsd ahG usiy furnished
tags
STB0NG'S HOUSE, 104 st. Charles (rs-s
, teetTl. proprietor ill1n die f,s
putle iha Thoroughly repaired ,sA
70 @ be eai' 70 ae'nede them with Lodgings by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-26
MURPHYs HOTEL and REsTAU. e.

I've RANT No loo 81 Chafits itree-Ths sstAb- tSsfSs
hshmrn popuiAry knosu having thoroughly rafh
repaired, trsintei ard 1rnishti every
hAo" m tA accommodation the resident we'll the travel
nb Nosaor " a spared The of the proprietor his
astsn desey With dispatch
eomfoistls lders lyl RtcHARf' MURPHY, Prourietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-26
SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 96 1853.
DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,

ofylcE 20. 9s ST. cHfRLEg STREET,
VIII b. te,a. srg,.I 10 ia This ry .a,y F,
fsanlsy ercepad FOR q ye,r hysa ba,al. ~
She Oh wecs, laTna'e - iA' Ifrf'sfa.
THE CIRCULATIoN
Of Tie cRrscrsr Daiy ard Weekly sash arr desirable
m - Algefttsers A.
Ar FAMILY PAPER
circlllisr laygsl alr hnuT' " - homes - es
articles sold families b. NOS, ad' naosy a9vetir4
f4nties.
OUR TERMS
lnyt eoo Snl p1ifatags Of The Pstie
rErus og AuvEETIstsGi
PR squa,e af Ten Line. 10 iG.eon IL al
Adgdsetn-,ts ON the sec nj Page ed
lidsouft vii with those wto a1Tsrss y the
d shorter time. ....
charged sccOTdinglv.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-26

y y ". ,,y 70. cal " American shl WILLIAM Saslf
W IEUERLE. Capt I.sah Wesr0t qains III
disIath. tr freight Of To- bids
aaply to J. p, WHITNEY 4 90 sI C,n,.t
~ forpa,sage having splendid AIy 70 e Cap
tan on board. -' -FF'' "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-26
NOR LIvERPOOL-fTakes no Grain1 !
nor LIVERPOOL (Takes no Corn. -

Tie iaat sAl .ng American ship SAXON, Captain 49,
tfb having part Of her cargo enga g-J viii ha'e dia,4 N
patch. Fer .eigtt Of 51D hlss Cotton, sppy to
4 1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-26

MARKETS-JAMEs McHENRl : CIRCULAR
ItvFRPoot Nov ls53.-P8 8oysslOSs --Bacon ~sl4 IN
retail AZ ursyois rates Shoulders wanted at Jus
bqes, tends owugagds Dsef aud pork do NOT inprsye
in demand Lard IS i lower Tslaw IS less u rrqae.,,
aud has de ciued fully L. kee sseady ~ e1aes have
sn tak n nd 22s to 2+s "a C0yersesd Is less sought
sfpr Nn.lius hiss been done in qaerctton bark
BRy,psrrFfs IS . lower ami wheat Is pressed
nj reduction Of Cd per 70 bl Indian is unchanged
in yalus. The trade very insniIn4te.
toN-rhe market continues dull and the desire 10
sci ,srcraprices must be quoted llo t0 perlb lower
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-26
SUNDRIES-SUNDRIES.

~ W. COELER, Importer and Dealer in
a. BRANDlES, WINES, CCRDlAIS and HAVANA CIGARS.
Orders rom he Gled and dispatched with panctuAy. Cry
h sw have their articles tkn their r.,dsnoss guam
uty charge.
- None but choice articles soli here.
n " 10 Common .re-t. eERo lie ths 81. Ch,rIes otel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-26
N0R LIvERPO0L-The A / fast saii- a

d The iast sailing American ship OCEAN STAR
ph ni y now silnE and VII have immediate dpaI16-
for freight o! 500 bales Co ton, sprIs a.
ul! GlFFNEY LOWELL, lf5 Common street
u ort" T. e. JENKINS, II Common .tre.t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21

Or Stone, TIE Se"IIdor.--Dr. stones studio was
Open an Saturday 10 allow the public an opportu-
hity Of seeing ms busi OF Colonel Benton in CLAW
Among many distinguished visitor. were the Pre-i-
'!rnt, the Secretary o War, Com Moore and Col
Benton himself. accompanied by several of hiS
family.
The visit was gratifying alike the artist and his
sI>i',rs- The bust i one which will enhance the
i"rtr- previous reputation, built upon his bust of
Mr.. Fillmore, Hon. K J. Walker Mr. Justice Naypc.
and that OF Chief Justice Taner
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21
List Of Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels

Brorns' H2tet-J Reidtmann, LA; T. s Favs-
SIOUX, Sc; Mckee 4 lady, do; Miss Mckee do;
Mrs g II Roberts, NY; $ : Lane, Va; f. C. Lane do:
DIR CoonS Mo- l. De Shields La; T. De Shields do:
Mrs Ball servant, do Miss HerdnalI, do; NJ Jones
Ny; Rev Bishop Boone s lady, SC; Or Packard do:
Miss Elliott, do; Miss Nelson, do Miss Nelson do:
Tong Chu kiung, do; Judge Daniels, Va; + s
Maddox, do; StnrgeS, o; A ] Reeside, Pa: A
Smead, Go w Clements, NC; ID Atkinson do:
F Lane, Va; Jno Jolnsyn, Pa; A Childs & lady'
Va; VIM Childs, do; Miss NJ Childs do: Miss s
Childs, do Miss Childs, do; Robt Martin & sister.
DO: Strothers. do; jas Chids. do; Bennett Del:
ThoS Bell, do; W Bell do; Jno Tyler, 10; w SuI.
Ivan lady, lind two children sc; ID Heunop
LA; w w Parker, NC; Hon W l. Yancey. Ala:
SIater. NC; VIM Briuham. Md; W Grove Cal:
Pyullain, Ga; A Tyler, La; Nj Carter, SC; a
Mitchell. NJ; JnO George & lady, Va: VIM Elem
ming daughters, Ala ii FIoray, lady & daughter,
La; ii Spencer lady, do; Jno P Carter, Va; Jen-
kils, Bait; L. Rattzr, do; Campbell & lady, Va:
Haml Spicer, do; Miss NJ Spicer, do; Thos Under
wood. NC; Henry Bamael, do.
National Hotel-Dr Stuart & . darpbters va.
Miss Carter, Md; I. G Levin. Pa; w Wheeler. wife
i child. do: + Nj Baughtman. Nd; Mr. Hunter NY:
SpIer. do; Buchanan, Ky; S Edwords NJ; w
Graves, NY; c w Rawson Ga; j II Boatwrpht
lady q servant, SC; Jno Cooke s. daughter Ala:
Cox, Va; J Berry. do; A Enlvison, Mass: F
sherwood, USN; G W Robinson, Bait
United States Hotel.-Wm Bincley, Va: GEORGE
Metzger, NY; Alfred Maddox, Va; Jno T O Wiber
NC; Laidbead, Scotland; Fradely, Va; Thos
Jones, Conn; n Simpson, do; a Cas-, Mass.
FIRING Hotet-mr Maynon, Mich; G Berry. do;
Mrs Mcknight, Mass: s Mcknight, do; Mr. Calman,
Va; Mr. Kennedy, La; Capt REYNOLDS, USA; Davis.
Md: $ King Del; G Mcintosh, La: sanl willis
Pa; Couch, M; A Wood, Westport; c T p
Ware, NY.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21
-Four Fine Farms in Market. at q Bargain.

1--WE undersigned is instructed to sell four tracts IF
L Prime LIND, in Prince William county. Viz
gnI;i, Ing two miles from DuritS. four miles from
tie Potomac, and only Two hour, run fium the
steamboat landing at Washington.
Farm No. L consists Of 300 acres. ] ~ in cult
raton, with large Barn. Stables, Brick Mcat-
house" excellent water III the ward. md Fruit al
description Dwelling. three story brick. - by %
feet \ rare opportunity 10 secure fiEc farm
ltrnS-ohc-thiri cash, rrsI'i2 III !. ,, aaG ears
Farm No. contains about 300 acres. having
a two story Frame Dwelling. SO by l6. with live
rooms. and steam Saw Mill. which cost about
S2,UOu Has on il two untang S'redlnS and several
springs. Situation elevated: 30 IN 40 acres partially
cleared; some fruit mill in daily operation. Terms
One-fourth cash, residue. |, ,. and years.
Farm No. 3 is tract OF 100 acres, - cared.
Has a small House on it; with some Fruit trees
fine Sprln. OF water. Terms-Onc hall cash. resi-
due, and years.
Farm n o. 4 has $40 acres, some ~ cleared.
tn" remainder in fine well-growu timber, ami well
watered. Te.ms-Ome- fourth cash, residue in J. ,,
and 3years.
The above Land is of superior quality and is
offered n bargain. much lower ihGu the valuation
of the ncighhoring lands. Any two vi the above
tracts can be bought jointly. or, if desired the whole
VIII ne sold together Lands in the vicinity
HANGING IN value. and the timber alone on the fourth
tract Will pay for it and No more than three time.
over, making the purchase decided speculation. \
ready and convenient market is afforded by the
steamboats, to Baltimore Alexandria, and the lis
uict cities. Apply forthwith to
II. 4. SOMMERVILLE,
Pension, Land, and Real Estate Agent.
| sep 2-2aw2w 18th street, opposite p. .. Dept.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21
FOR EENT-The BUILDING now bn.

fE.s FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be-
Iii ing tIi>hed the northeast corner of It'll st.
and Louisiana avenue. in This city.
The first floor has been constructed for Banking
Establishment. If marble, with vaHtS. &c. anu two
stores on ,th street The haotuleut j. construct d
to embrace all the modern convenience for Re-
tsurant. in conncXion with Kitchen an,i vaults for
COAL oysters, PROVISIONS, The restaurant cO,Ii-
muHicatpS both from iii and ont doors with the Sc
cond story. which is composed of tour com.
municating through ample folding doors. FIR The uc-
romn"iat'on OF either large small private parties.
Should The second story not BIZ taken in cOnnexicn
with th" restaurant the will DE rented for of
fees. The third tory embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the build ng, and i, well adapt for a
connexions billiard room FIR three tables The
four tn story embraces the "llle extent nf tie! huid
lns. and is well adapted FIR printing rom or ar
nory and. if rot rented WILL lee r"scr-u for
ing or exhibition ROOM Gas and water and all the
mo 'ern improvements have been introduced %
each floor Of this building and its position. -ituste
in the vsrv heart Of the most business portion OF
Washington, must insure large profits to conf potent
tenants. Apply to. or ad iress
:. C. BARNEY.
+ street. between tth and eth SITS. Washington.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21
New York Markets, &c.

New YORK, Sept. u, II M.-Flour has
advanced-sales of 1900 barrels, State
brands, at Sc - a Sc Is. Southern.
St A Sc so. Wheat has advanced
Sales of 10000 bushels Michigan white.
at 81 80; Genesee, 81 70. Corn has
declined. Sales 10000 bushels yellow,
at SOC. Sic. Cotton dull-stocks adj
vanced.
The Poughkeepsie steamer Utica came
in contact with the sloop Jane Grant last
night. One lady was killed-others
wounded.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21
NOTICE TO CATHOLICS OF WASHINGTON
CITY

USI received, the following Catholic Books, viz
Rev. John Henry Newmans Sermons
The Shortest Way to End Dispute about RELIGION.
History of the Attempts to Establish the Protestant
Religion In Ireland, by Darcy McGee,
Considerations upon Christian Truths and Duties Nv
the Rev. Richard Cholloney
Pope and Mcguire Controversy
Winners End of Controversy
Cobbetts History Of the Reformation
BarrlDgtOn's Rise and Fail of the Irish Nation
Reeves History Of the Chris tian Church
Irish Settlers in America, by D'Arcp McFee
Gobinets Instructions of Youth
Hays History of the Irish Rebellioo of149s
Letters on the Spanish Inqui>iton
Catecksm Of the Christian Il. ligion
A large assortment of cheap Catholic Bibles and
Prayer Books. all the cheap publications, Magazines
and Newspapers be had ut his store on It'll street
opposite to the Post Office. He is also agent for tie
Boston Plot and American Get Old Books bought
sold and exchanged. sent lq-;tMWFA
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21
For the Benefit of the New Orleans and
Mobile SuffprefS,

III undersigned have set apart next Thursday &
L Friday the I'D and 23d day of this month, for
the benefit OF The New Orleans and Mobile sufferers
THE NETT PROFITS
on all the sales made our sbmept on thosp
two days will lie handed 0rtr to the Mayor of this
city to be transmitted by him in equal AMOUNTS to
New Orleans and Mobile, for the purpose mentioned
above.
We would here state that the goods sold on those
Gays will be put at the regular market prices We
leave the matter 20 the liberality of the public
var STOCK is now ful, and consists in part Of the
following
Grape Shawls Narseilies and Alend.le
Printed Shawls Quilts
Bay State Mills Shawls Shrtings
Silks Flaunes
Aipacas. Merinos, Table Linens, Towels
Cashmeres Napkins
Hosiery of all kiu dis,
with a great many goods suitable for gentlemen's
wear, and In fact large and general stock of all
kinds Of seasonabe dry goods
VERIFY, TEBBS & VERIFY
Miss Dermutt's New Building
Corner OF Penn. avehde ard tn street
20-jt-
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BY GREEN q scOTT, Auction.ers.

BY GREE EN- q SCOTT, Aucttoueers,
( GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
~ al Auction.-On MONDAY, the 2etb inst.nt,
we shall sell at 10 O'Clock, at the store Of Mr.
VIM. ii. Jones. whose declining health admonishes
him to clio his business the corner of eth and
streets. opposite the Northern Market, first rate
assortment OF Fresh Family Gros cries, viz:
Imperial. Gunpowder. Young Hyson, and BIZ Teas
Brown Pufvcrized and Crushed Sugars
Java, Laguyrs and Rio Cofers
Spices Starch, Soap and Candies
Prime Cigars and Tobacco, Oil, Mclasses
Vinegar. Flour. Salt Fish
Wood. Willow, Crocsery and Stone Ware
With n gener al a>sor ment of other articles, such
rs ara generally kept in first class Grocery Store
A first rate stock of Liquors, viz:
French end eommo d Brandies
Holland and C.iontry Gin, Spirits, Rum
Old Rye and other htskey
Wine of every description i'm bottles and draft
Also. the Store Fixtures.
Terms All sums of So cash over $25 n credit of
of and months. for notes satisfactorily endorsed
aro'ery merchants and families respectfully
invited to the sale. The goods being of a superior
qu~hty the sale Will be well worthy of their atten-
ton. No postponemcnt on account of the weather
GREEN Il SCOTT,
sep I'D Aurtioreers
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The Canal Break, &c.

ROCHESTER, Sept. l9.-Superintendent
Warner is hard at work at the break in
the Canal. At noon, 200 men and 100
teams were engaged and 600 men and 200
teams were expected to be at work by
this evening. Hopes are entertained Of
rendering the Canal navigable by Sunday
next. Boats are accommodating in great
numbers.
Wheat has declined here to 81 % a
81 %,