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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-03
KIER'S PETROLEUM !

AIR ROCK OIL-Cures Rheumatism, Ague, Chronic
W Sore Eyes blindness, PILES, Cholera Morbus Darr
hea Dysentey, Scrofua Erysipelas, Salt Rheum letter
Rngworm,T options and Pimpes on the skin, Burns and
Scalds, Old Sores Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis Affections of
the Lungs and Windpipe Diseases of the Bladder and Kid
neysr White Swelling Contractons ofthe Limbs and Joints
Worms Group, Tooth-Ache Neuralgia, Deafness (some
kinds Cancer, Female Diseases Govt Asthma. &C.
This Wonderful remedy is PURELY NATURAL-ds-
covered ina
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01
KEY HES r.

viIlr4er SUNDAY, It ubors. at oslaab An.
ETOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, .,9FS5,,
krA eucoIA, Pr. MARKS, CEDAR lYs s-.a..l
rHI IAi'h ftl.-t. = Mat Lu"--IHr Z. $. Mai
AAiEs L. BAY. r. Smith, 'orag..r..r- 'a-gs u. s'am.
s 3
81 sage, aprg GREEN HARDING 90 6s PoyItas ssst.
~ 3 gIts4aie Rtter li4.t pss, thr5ns Faet te.
~ },t. apa1 -t a'i l- aal he
t'.tae.s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01
VICRSBTRG
EOR YIcKSRuRG M,pnrnrnr

FOR YICKSBURG, WARRENToy, -
~ %kW " iIe,IfI ,fIfAIJTHAGE GRAND GULF ROD ssASs
rgsbl. ..+k M ~ Y 81. WEIGnT.-TGe tperad -s--ag-r
t5 y ~ " iii6fI tay D. Clarke V' leave
uh ILt-JA1 EAFNISf5 nj
- hs'ndas-Lnyes Newgrana every Tuesday Evening A.
o'clock Nt'tiez Wednesday arry.s
llufglss Morning AT 10 o'floek
~ "n r sLe4vrs NcHsbgrg Friday q
k'itep NInruug NsfI4z SATURDAY.
r. VI, and arrives in NewJreans Sunday Mnr
~ The H. NJ Wright built erpre-y Gr thfs trade
~ The pubic asslTsl thai boat puneual
ef TINE Of starting and has
or PASSAGE apply on board g TIE fg9 Ci. street i44
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01

No III + EAD--ln 25, 30, 100 and 500 lb.
AfH1tT, EnVn. Ereaklyu,
is'' kbkiAsssVs Co. II asss..s. .,,,. s.; y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01
SEA-HOING VESSELS.
CHLTFDRNIH.
NOR CALIEORNIA, via VERA -

FOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA .SlkEH,
CRuIPcrsops desirous Of proceeding To California
'nn now Do VernCr civ Of Mexico and AcapulfoTHe
and magnificent steamship TEXAS iinG
cnmaner will leave NwOeans for veraCrnz
every rtanth at o'clotk puncuay Carrying the o.
S NeraCuE
Acapu sfp mules cnnh had.
fllf MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
Y have Carriages on the Road aud Acapulco,
through 10 San FTancisco. MEANWHILE Nil the
te Jstsinr touch Aculco passengers long
lHed, For lur!ho particular, apply
HARRIS MORGAN foot Of Jrirstrect
~ LNu nuLtsle Tho SteamalLn Innllng.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01
B0STOy
.NEtf YORK.
PiIILIDELPHL4.

sF0R PHILADELPHIA = Penrose ~
tl- tHrt#Ezz fsl iar iaEsrt n 4tAttll
r NtNHt Ne ~ Fatt. at -
tH J.il >saaE5sar + III & 81 Caart..,,rsi. +.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01
LINE, CEMENT. ETC.

LIME CEMENT tvrf,
49, 80
4 IME-l5O0 bbls. fresh Thomaston LIME
a FOR sale .. ,,,,.,, !oiS .1 g. g. iiAs1iI , 4 @
IENhNl AND rLAoIh6I2o III y, 96ls, - f'r
Q. ,I,v,xra ,-,e. ~ y ST. Al n.s'.
4,.' s.es,i, n ''' r'' '''' "', ,s r.
SODA AsH--JO casks Steele & Sons, for salt
s.u,,. ., ;. IN \. aAsnltL sls -. : q !, u
,,<,
S-Ah - = = : 'As5" Jalrl lif 'a'g iajar t4co
..g '''.'.' 'e .'-.. 80 i, ''.a .''''' . D,'...
~ III LbAD- ~ ~, ~ i1l ana 2p 10
sa's'.a., = is-i e.se,ai.,. s.5-lii. '''
=. i:N9eAF- E o. = VI -''.a+ -
r,nc1v ,gg,.,t u-.,
- . l"!s'' Iah"hs * 7-ll'''i'T " H.
I9h 2 sit1.l (, ~ t'r-.s,r,. z ,'y.as1 Acol
''S-' '..' 1nz "'''.f. = ~
q .iI----.'o 0al--.'o hnds LehlRh Coal importer ex-
II i.p i,riEaiGs c. s. st ctl-'a, .,--st
fEMENT-150bbl4 fresh Hydraulic Cement
< rs. r.ee.rsi.1a .or nj, 5r nv
= : -, :. - :.
EiE-2O5O barrels, cargo Of bark Cherokee,
W. n ..s @ a's .''ns p ''' ''' e ''f'e' s7' ' '
Or @ ~ ,hs y-'.-l gis.s
~ ED ASH COAL-l0o casks broken and
ep-d % @ t33ri ,7p r traniar, q bsss qast7,
,ruaI + '..'. re-.
4 6s5SGaiTF S5sas w. ~ c5 i y s,,.se ..,.
SOAP RoSiS-ls5o bbls. Nos. /, 2 and 3, for
,.,5 .' q DsLA5l AVE- 60 ~ Na.s'. ,rset i-ag
u i-so = j liARr / eo . Tafo7's..ear.. .,,--
gaNURPEYTINF-25 bIla 1ordinc, ord o9o
4 l., 6.' 0 store, x 'l,s 2,s} X =.
@,y-r>-5, e.rC,-r, ,,,,o
s,ase ar tIsssaa si5-DaE asiiis ,oiones
7-re ,a Mill SI fcr sss ' n'' landing '' ''P EaH
-, c,, :. :. so=5isAz : 90 . szsz.. .35,-3
I lME-8oo bbls. Western and Thomaston, for
-, a. ''''7'' 'A. Z q Co.. !! ,4st ne stree. l-.5
oD4 "a ASHESMl2o H. casks ask fer sqIe by
~ Dsl.A " a 60 u M2s-..s- ,'-2-t.
%oAr % koaIN-l830 a. .lS bbls Nos and 9, for
RACoN-5O casks Sides and Shoulders, for
al CAKE-lsOO tons. for sale bv
" aqls EESyEDY FOSTER, IS fslqqSito4i as street.
lME-l5o hhds. Philadelphia Lime, for sale
M.7G :, 52159sA a7 60 . St e-.ls; ,.--,4 -:t
81 Rsa II * rotiis "a uii oaaca
nORK--o bb1o osoonJ &c tti- cLo-Iion-
lpa1 It n'F''''''' for 'al' Y Il NrLvoRp 20 p
S,T4R rs 300 to5,o 80. -, :. sa .ess ;
= n po4es e5 n store, lor SAFE
uI,-T ,,,,,71,-, :, :, ~
~ i AsiiSP 3 ii,5s nufss1sins@' + s9l 1i f.
e-.e Ig r. r. NICHOLS Z GO. g Camp street is.l "
pECANS-In store and for sale, in lots to suit
C,p7p1Ts r-onGIrISE S25> -, amp s''ss2
SPiRlIS TURPENTINE-l3 bbls., for sale
- By 4, DEtAGRAyE q 60 Il Maga1.as .tIsst iy4
EN- OUR-1OOO hh1s :, Ton;s 1orl;n, a
t2r sse " KENNEDY FOSTER 1s Thaapi,osle.
,-.nTnrr,- ~,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


Fayr Jrsrfcrs CouET Wifrw b sAuiEr - R vARTfrrr,r
P,Efv,r ~ OKrgtNs III SAME ~sNE 10. f. "A. ~,
sBY YlRUE Of two writs Of 6eri facin4 to me
directed Gy Hon T. y. Gastae sjr.t Iqs,e n H. ps
or The ps-l Orleans viii rfpos- nt a- s4TRl
september o. lsi3 a, u oc9sk ~ a. u wae,sss < s5 Ti
rit6flas street
. ono ii Il HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Srzsd ia the sbsgc sI.t Terms cash.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01


4 tHAMPAGNE-l5 baskets Fleur de Bou2y
~ baskets Cabinet various brands us eceiycd an
or sale by R. F. NICHOLS a CO.. % Camp sire my3
M AllOGANf-4o logs Honduras, rgo 0
Nv II schooner Thomas Person, fUr by
CONVERSE h co, 81 Tchouptto street.
b0RK-60 bbls, Mess, landing ex ste per A
n L. shotwel, for sale by
mSS JAMES IT, MUlFoRD CO, 81 B Place.
q ALAGA WINES-Sweet and Dry IN oc
= ayes and quarter ca Es, MOUNTAIN WINES ,es,
ee.Nti sx Spanish bark Carmen, and or sale
luyle Of R. + NICHOLS 4 CO, ~ Cau rrset.
SuNDRlES-A complete assortment Sho
b ana i" @ @ ga 70 ebl1 Machinery Oh, 80 boxes uaauta d 70
l"Es FERD. kENNETT CO. IS Masazin rect.
4 1OSHEN BUTTER-2O kegs prime aug
~ SVI"iyi iet''Nt1 PEI s..a
lNh T. j. HART a Co. TsHoapItau4 agf
NJ EW MACkEREL-5O bbls, Larre z
| tssai-s frsal heck A7,'s, s,I sats r.,
isfo = iAkl -, y F.Assr,isFg-s 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01
CONSTABLE'S SALE

Fiar Jrerfoti couHT JEAN fR0STERE w. JUDGES 5 W.,
PhEtaH gv DHtEtrs. II ". 1895.
EBY VIRTUE Of a writ Of feri facias ia mo
directed BY Hon l. o. Gsnnc Firs- Ius,,se
.t Parish o priana. vii "Npsz At puDle a85 90 EAf
DAY sept u-r3 $50 At !! o'soek ~ ny W.r.aol.s N1
street
oSg f0I pP HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
seilsd n the above s1it Terms cash
alM J. HOPPE. ca,n.slls
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kkNuE NEM YoRk. RRENEN AMI -
fror @7d aatc. Of rrI.ug-i'53.

sotrHAMPToN UNITED STATES Mail = - IL. y :
; MEtsl Ships CanWFu tl Line the IS
Capt b. NJ Fitch HERMANN tapt T. Hi-sus Theg steamers
step at Afnhaupien, both going audIetaiuug.
fIoIu-.t date. slLlu.-isl5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01

snIlns Ane'a1 tHIp ONWARD Cap. Chase, ssAkgz
14lng an vf ttva quick dfspairb. t1 freight -
Ahda. T5saaea aui $50 bales totru Hutlyta
2. whitney 4 CO, 81 Camp straat.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17
Travel to the South Pacific Coast.

At time when the explorations ofthe
Amazon and other great rivers Of South
America by Lieut.. Herndon, of our Navy,
and the publications ofLieut. Maury upon
the trade and navigation of the Amazon,
and its tributaries, have attracted so large
share of public attention, everything
which concerns the facilities of egress to
that interesting region, possesses pecu-
liar interest. The inducements also held
out by the Government of Peru in its re-
cent laws for the encouragement of en-
igration" to that Republic-allowing land
and thirty dollars in money to each emf
grant or settler-make such information
of particular interest to those who, i'm
PEELED by the spirit of enterprise, may
have turned their thoughts to that inter-
esting country as an appropriate field for
the exercise of their industry.
In view of this, we avail ourselves Of a
tabular statement of the " new arrange
ment" of g the arrivals and departures OF
the Pacific steam navigation company's
steamers between Panama, Callao, and
Valparaiso" to condense the following
interesting information for the benefit OF
our readers:
Steamers leave Panama on the eth and
odd of each month, and arrive as follows :
At Guayquil in four days; Paita in SIX
Casma in eight; Huncho and Callao in
nine Pisco in twelve Islai in fourteen :
africa in fifteen Iquique in sixteen CO.
bija in seventeen: Caldera in eighteen ;
Huasco in nineteen Coquimbo in twenty
and Valparaiso in twenty-one days.
Returning, they leave Valparaiso on the
lst and 10th Of each month for Panama,
arriving as follows: At CoGnimbo and
lIuasco in one day; Caldera in two !; Co.
bija and Iquique in four; africa in five
Islai in six; Pisco and Callao in eight
Huanchaco in twelve; Lambayeque in
thirteen; Paita in fourteen: Guayquil
(once month only on the return trip
in fifteen, and Panama in twenty days.
The United States mail steamers sail
from New York for Aspinwall on the 9Th
and Goth of each month, where they ar
rive in ten or eleven days. The Isthmus,
from thence to Panama, is crossed in from
two to three days-maldng the trip to
Panama in twelve or thirteen days.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17
War! WarM War

Or Army on the RIO GrGndc Russia
and Turkey M-Austyia, Merico, dndthe
rest Of mankindW
Il RESPECTFULLY hasten 10 inform nv custom
Il ers and the public generally that | am ready 10
supply them with GROCERIES Of every description,
Geg. fresh, and good, for Family use. I would call
your attention 10 my BLACKBERRY WINE. which
is recommended as a wholesome and agreeable hey
erag" tor the fall campaign. Persons Troubled with
Diarrhra Will find this wine paiatablc and nail-
bic remedy.
Please give me call, nj the corner of 10Th stnrI
and New York avenue, south side.
aug l3-lm JOSEPH L. FENWiCK.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17
ARMoRT WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.

.itspN lF-lo
Nj meeting of the company, held on the 18th in
slant, the following Resolutions We're unanimously
adopted
ReSofred, That we have learned with profound
sorrow ot the dcccase OF our brother member. JOHN
r. MITCHELL-a young man, whose sodierly deport-
ment and pleasing manners cudeared him to every
member of the company, and whose memory win
ever he held in kindly remembrance by his associates
Resofred, That we sincerely Sympathise with his
family and friends i'll this their great and irrcparabe
loss.
Resoired. That iii testimony of the respect due the
deceased the officers and prvateS wear the usual
badge OF mourning for the period OF three months.
and that the armory be hung in mourning for the
same space of time.
Resoired. That the Secretary of the Company he
requested Ia transmit copy of these Resolutions
She family OF the deceased
II b. F. BEERS. Secretary
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17
TO CAPITALISTS, ARCHITECTS,

Il IIIItIt'SI'U Il
article OF LIME for building, hard finish, c0rnicfs
chemical, and wlitewashing purposes &c.
SEELI'S WASHINGTON LIME. manufactured
in Seely's Excelsior Patent Lime Kiln. al the corner
OF Virginia avenue and Canal street, Island.) The
rock from which this lime is manufactured is from
the best quarries in this section of country. viz:
KnOu's. Flannagin's, Snyder's, and Wade's. The
Lime is pure wOod-burnt. and is drawn fresh from
the kiln every hour during The twenty -four. and Tor
sale at EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels to be
returned.
Proposals will he received for building of brick
Eme-house one story high, tweive-inCh wal, twenty
five feet by fifty, root of tin room for office be-
finished in one end. Proposals will be received at
the kiln until the Doth instant. an. la-eodif
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17

e The large circulation Of the Star makes
it the most desirable advertising medium in
the District. 1t has more readers in the cities
of Washington. Georgetown, and Alexandria,
than all the other Washington dailies com.
bined
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17
> DIE D.,

In Prince Georges county, Maryland on the l4th
instant, after lingering and painful Illness. which
ne bore with Christian resignation, JOHN F. BOW
EN- i'll the Odd year of his age.
AT New Orleans, Louisiana, on the Iii, instant
OF typhoid yellow fever after illness of eight vs.
CHARLES {. SNETHEN, aged fourty-lour wears
second son Of the late Rev. Nicholas Snethen.
At Mount Pleasant, Charles county, MARYLAND on
the 18th uitimo. Miss ELIZA JAMESON. in the
the 6Sth year OF her age
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17
Personal.

Personal.
- Archbishop Hughes is making a tour
of the Lake country
- Bishop Delaney on Sunday last con-
hrmed one hundred and twelve persons in
Buffalo, n. Y.
- The trial Of John C. Mather. New York
State Canal Commissioner under impeachment,
commenced yesterday at Albany.
- According to the Herald, New York
has so far subscribed 500, 43l for the relief of
the sufferers in New Orleans
- The eighth election district of Balti-
more County, having gone for Joshua Vansant,
ESQ, secures his nomination for Congress in
the Third District of Maryland. The Con.
yention meets next Wednesday. 40
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17
New Music.

JUST RECEIVED M the Music Depot. South site
- Of Pennsylvania .7rrsue. four doors from IO,h 81
Songs Come buy my spring iowers Charity There
l. happy land All things love thee. 50 do /: When
shall We two meet again: Aunt H1uict Bsacher
Stowe; P-trinia waltz; Lilly Dale; Schottisch
sleigh rid" polka Alboni waltz; Ronda Canriccioso.
LA Fee Dansanfe; Fairy palka, by JaeIl; Rainbow
sch6ttisch; lie BanaEier, by Gottschalk. Sc. Sr.
aug Is. HiLBtlS & HITZ.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17
Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, August l6, 1870

BALTIMORE, August Is, ls53-l0 Pm.
We have had an agreeable change in the at
mosphere, and existence becomes more COM
Portable To-day it has the appearance of
gathering rain.
/ observe that the Wings are beginning TO
wake up. They have called meeting in this
city for the first of September, to concoct
plans and measures preparatory to entering
upon the canvass There is possibility of
their making quite formidable display. 1t
is said they fight best when in adversely.
The Temperance men are wide awake, and
will present q strong force. If they organize
properly, both the old parties must feel the
effect There is decided disposition to en-
courage them
The school question will be a strong ele-
ment in our next election. Anything touching
this subject rises paramount to all other con-
siderations
There will be almost as many candidates as
voters at the approaching fall election. We
elect almost everything.
Business quiet. Breadstufs are declining
and Tomorrow it would not surprise me to see
-four down to S., 12s, or even lower. Grain is
also on the decline.
Money is tighter; stocks better; Ohio Rail.
road shares advancing. RoDERICK.
UNPARALLELED HEAT.-The heat i'm n.
York has been almost AS fatal as the yell
low fever in New Orleans. The New
York Tribune has recorded list of two
hundred and twenty deaths by the heat
in the last week. Ninety deaths occurred
on Sunday from this cause. The Their
mometer stood there at l02 in the shade
during the day, and % at night. Such a
degree of mortality never occurred be-
fore from this cause. Alcohol had, I'M
doubtcdly, much to do with it. All sorts
of business in the travelling line has been
retarded: railroad trains delayed, omni-
, buses reduced to half speed, and pedes-
trianism brought almost to stand still.
A hundred horses, in two days, died in
! the city of New York. The number OF
| deaths last week is reported at 5S5: but
TIE real number must have been at least
| 700-the heaviest mortality having &C.
CURED too late to be included in Satur-
days report. Every city, town and ham,
let in the neighborhood has suffered in
/ like proportion, and even in the arrest re.
gions of country (the eastern bank of the
Hudson) the effects of the heat has been
equal in all but deaths. The Troy On.
" Times, of Saturday, has fourteen
cases Of sun-stroke, and calls it such a
record as no American city, in the same
parallel of latitude, ever before furnished
The New York Times gives list which
shows that the deaths on Sunday alone
in the city OF New York, from heat, mum.
bered one hundred, and in Brooklyn
Williamsburg and Jersey City thirty-twc
making one hundred and thirty-two in
one day.-Phila. Ledger.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17
Ladies, now is the time 10 Buy

~Ap have on hand, SHOES of the latest
styles, made tn my order IN Philadelphia
also. a large supply of Chldren's Shoes OF
49, different patterns, together with large As
sortmcn' of Linen GaiI-rs, which viii S,ll az ~
duced prices. Call and examine for Yourselves
aIa also, prepared IN manufacture Ladies Shoes
o' every Kind nj short notice All work warranted
10 give satisfaction. MILLS New Store.
aug l5-lw 9Th street near r
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17

{67-GILNAN's LIQUID HAIR DYE is the only article
now used in this city. Gentlemen who wear wills
hers or mrlstacfIoE al gray reddish he wishing
tn attend a ball or party, c.n appear in a slit Of
black, by deyotin. additional minute their tot
let in nslng the very celebrated article which heads
this notice. Prepared lay Il. D. Gilman Chemist, Of
s,.ity
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17

VALUATION OF Boston REAL ESTATE
The valuation of real estate in the city of
Boston, for the present year, is S2O5, 922,-
400; personal estate, S9O,66l, 400; total
valuation, 1905, 922, 400: number of polls
10000; and the ratio of taxation adopted
for the present year is 76 cents on the
hundred dollars.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17
Indian tribes in Texas are sal,

DThe Indian tribes in Texas are said
to be almost in a state of starvation,
owing to the disappearance of game
Major Neighbors has $4,000 of govern
ment money to distribute among them;
but lis will not be sufficient to satisfy
their wants. A certain territory should
be set apart for them, to be forever invio-
late. Justice requires so much, at least,
to say nothing of common charity.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17
old BRICKS FOR SALE.-A,

~ able lot near the corner of ,th street and IOIiS-
ana avenue will be sold low if applied for early a.
they must he removed.
Also, the Fixtures OF Grocery Store. Counter,
BinnS, Drawers, Shelving. Sc. which will he sold
cheap. Inquire Of JNO. b. KIBBEY.
aug la-3tf No. >, opposite Centre Market.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17

1--WE are indebted to Mr.. Hugh
Cameron for copies of the Illustrated
News and Gleason's Pictorial, for Satur-
day, Goth instant; also, for the Sd and
18th Nos. of Putman's illustrated Record
of the Worlds Fair. They are splendid
numbers.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17
SONGS JUST RECEIVED.

MARY VALE, As sung by Master Adams
vi The Old North stat,
Maggie by my side
Katy Darling's Farewell
Come take q sail
The Dying Girl
The Old Veteran
DO they miss Ire d, home:
Old folks gone
Mother. leave thv dwelling
4 voice from the waves
ETY. Way; Aunt Harriet Stowe my Ola Ken
lucky Home, &c. &c. at WINFR,S
Stationery, Music. an! Fancy Store 9th 81
aug ID Near Louisiana avenue.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painting,
aug I'LL

~ ccs IN the public in the above branches ana
promises his best exertions all those who nav 10
quire work in his line. His charges will be- moerate
and his work cEecut,d in n manner that canBo, TAI
10 please. His shop is on the corner ot 6th and e
streets, immediately adjoining the Office NJ Scnirr
Beck. aus le -.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-17

u The New York Tribune estimates
the number of deaths from the heat oc-
curing in the cities of the United States
in the week ending on the night before
last at three hundred, considerable ma
jority of them having occurred in New
York CITY.
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ENOR ALE-A lot of old WINDOWS
Il FRAMES, SASH, and GLASS, suitable f,r
brick WALL all in good order, sizes 10 by - 10 by
IA. and II by Is
Also, new Windows, Frames Sashes and Glass
for Frame Houses. by 10, by IL lights
Two Journeymen HOusc Carpenters can have en-
poyment by applying soou, at the corner of ID aul
ID streets. 4. BALDWIN
aug l5-i
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u" The benefit to the New Orleans
sufferers, given by the Kunkel Serenaders
in Baltimore last evening, netted about
$3.50 for the charitable purpose.
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70 Some twelve or fourteen cases of
yellow fever have occurred at quarantine,
near New York.
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TF. P. Stanton is now said to have
been elected to Congress in the Memphis
TENNESSEE district, by majority of six
votes.
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NJ A E RE D,

AT Saratoga Springs, on the 2Sth ultimo. by the
Rev. A. Baxter. Mr.. e. III. TROTTER TO Miss ELL
IA A. CAI.LOP, of East Avon.
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A Card to the Building Community Of Wash.
inston and its Vicinity

LNREUERICk f.. GEIGER, Master Builder and
Il Architect, respectfully thanks his friends ana
the p.Ihc generally for past favors. and hopes IN
be favored with their ninuance rs lac is prppared
execute all kinds of work in his line VI business AZ
the shortest notice, and on the most reasanahe
terms.
He will asO make Plans. Specifications, and Su
per intend any kind Of work that may be entrusted 10
his care.
Pace of residence on C street, between 9th and
TN streets. aug l.,
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U The store of Kendall, Yoe 4 Co.,
New Orleans, was destroyed by fire on
Sunday last. Loss heavy.