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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22
The Epidemic.

Our weekly report shows fearful mortality.
Still there is do decrease, but the yellow scourge
grows and strengthens by whatit fee IS on. For
while it only visited the poor, wretched and
forsaken; but now, it attacks all classes and
preys upon all with the same gluttonous appe.
tite One. sixteenth of our resid mt population
have already fallen--perhaps more--and what
proportion is yet to feed its insatiate nav must
be left to the decision of time aud the fates Nei
Their our leisure nor limits will permit us TO
dwell further upon the subject We refer to the
statement below, which ecapitulation Of all
the deaths in the city from the 1st of June to
the 2lst inst, inclusive.
Since the report up to yesterday morning was
made up by the Board of Health, earn that
in addition the burials in the Hebrew Cemeteries,
Nos / and p were 18, and in St Patrick 5 that
there were IS inferred without certificates.
These added would swell the mortality for the
"a hours ending yesterday morning, to 80.
We have been informed that the Street Com
missioner yesterday buried upwards of 80
bodies--these being of the poor who had to be
buried at the public expense.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22
WIG TICKET.
EDW.aRD W.M. JOHNSTON.

It is with great satisfaction that the proprie-
tor Of this paper announces that Mr.. Edward
william Johnston has been engaged, and will,
in short time, assume the Editorial charge OF
the Crescent.
Mr.. Johnston is well known at the North, and
indeed throughout the Union, as wing OF
starnch fidelity, of ripe learning of great point
and elegance as a political and literary writer.
On account of these qualities he was selected to
succeed the accomplished John Hampton Pleas
ants in charge of the Richmond Wing. For
long period he was connected with Gales x Sea-
ton in the editorship of that veteran paper the
National lntelhgenccr. He is also well known
rs the author Of the letters over the Signature
of FL Secretario, which have obtained such gen.
! eral celebrity for their pith force and elegance
Mr.. Johnston will be assisted by Mr. VIM
Half who has been connected with the press o
Newltlc..ns for several years. Mr.. H. is vel
known as ready, 'cible and accomplished
writer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

The journeymen house carpenters of New
York are demanding 81 day.
Gen. Paez, President of Venezuela, has be
come permanent resident of New York city.
United States ship Cyane Com. Hollins, from
Pensacola, arrived in Hampton Roads on the
18th inst.
The New York canal tolls for the first week in
August were 24 1857 for the season, 81 Al JOS.
Increase S50,7S4.
The Navy Department, it is said, is about to
contract with Rowland s. Aspinwall to furnish
the East India Squadron with coal.
On the 9th inst. sham fight took place in the
Gut of Canso, on board the U s ship-of-war
Decatur, in honor of the Earl of Ellesmere.
Mr.. Bancroft will publish the third volume of
his g History of the American Revolution be.
ing the sixth of his " History Of the United
States in October.
Professor A. d. Bache. Of the U. s. Coast
Survey, has been elected President of the Amer
lcan Association for the Advancement Of Edu-
cation.
NJ Robinson, of Baltimore A. P. Jump, Of
Maryland, and W. Robinson, of Virginia, gra
duated week before last at the New York Law
School at Poughkeepse
The O'Donobue and Trainer duel case, at
Boston, was discharged on the 18th inst, the
accustr declining to prosecute The belligerents
then shook hands and made it all up.
The quantity of pine lumber manufactured
in Wisconsin is very great The amount of pine
lumber produced in the State is 2ll 900, 900 feet
which amount includes sawed lumber only.
1t is now thought that the Hon Robert j .
Walker will yet be able to proceed to China in
the iron steamer Allegheny, which will be ready
for service in about two weeks,
Among the recent deaths in England was
Henry ockton, the author of Valentine Nox
Sylvester Sound, and some other works, which
have enjoyed an extensive popularity with a
certain class of readers.
The ship which conveyed Gen. Wolfe to Que
bee is still ahoat, under the name Of " William
and Ann She was built in 1875 for bomb
ketch, and was in dock in the Thames recently,
sound, and likely to endure many years yet
She is now engaged in the Honduras and Airi-
can timber trade
The valuation of real estate in the city of
Boston, for the present year, as ascertained by
the assessors, is Sll5 Dol 600 personal estate,
S9o66l 400; total valuation, sos 429, 400 !,
number of polls, 10000; and the ratio of taxa
uoh adopted Tor the present year is 10 GEMS on
one hundred dollars.
In the Municipal Court of Boston, on the
llth inst, Lemuel ~ Clark, on n charge of
larceny from dwelling house, was sentenced
to two years in the House of Correction. At
his particular request, however, the sentence
was changed to the State Prison, as he said he
preferred that institution, which he had visited
twice before.
Rev. MIR johnson, of the Baptist Church in
Saugerties, n. T., Will his wife and infant
child, took sail in a small boat a few days
| ago, and on their starting to return home Mrs
j stumbled and fell overheard with the child in
/ 1. L
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

SUNDAY evening O.. oo The Prevailing t, FIR ~
" Fsas al viii Ike pl,,s THIS MORNING. At 10 O'Clock from
the reslsase of h b her Msoey ,orer B.cr and GALORE
streets The hi nds Of the family pegtlly attend
| fun raj, " thout further notice.
On Sunday evening" TIE s instant o. Yeow Fave DAVID TWO
H' aSrd IS native Of Do1mOn Parsb C5uv
b ms rends and snd ttos Of pis brother Ba Tho
Iwobg al THIS AFTERNOON
at O'Clock, he Gayisr set. without fur
Their notice.
ssni,y Ansg, p 81 ,' o' G THOMAS DOYLE aged II
~ Hi trends, and hose his uncle Andrew p y ave respect
y invited to attend hia flnora the Commercial H5s THIS
MORNING. at . o'Ioos.
Fsse jobs LEo corgsp y, Count s e, a hil
- The fnd ard saqasn.ss resp.,f ayyd to t.pi
We tns'Al l9 MORNING. At os'k, from his As residence
81 rS'oa street, tir.t District.
McL LLAND aged ~, n,tHys u Roth ~ s,ot lai u
fS BE- ruiHe VIM NsLsaIa- r.sp-sut, invited to n.tard
the faera! at O'Clock THIS MORSNG IN the Circus street In
Urinary.
q, s,o,,,y nj ., anon, ., .,t,,,.,.,,,.,,-,=,,
. asa,' HES f "DSAiE WEBER ago 80 native a ROE
ss- friends, IN those oDr VI r.sr. are
'o@rnd he f4terat thus MORNING., al 10 k @ No. julia
stree, Ing, N.s g,.u.
ss- koehe'ter papers plsae copy.
Sgn lay August o'o5t Of Yellow Fover CON-
pSE" aged "'"l IS Yea NATIVE Of Co7pla Comfy H. e
ts The rls and neg aaesa OF deceased ar. respectfully ia
v ed to attend ta.ea ron Marisny opposite ST. Peter.
Church, THIS MORNING, oG'eo,L.
%, o. se a5 I, Of # y yl,ls Fs TocAAGAy
On Tha iay ming ls iaa.ant Yeln~ Fsvor Mr. ELIZA
Sa@Yo sl ana ts =. 4aa ~ Cgp Ps
n NeeYors AID Ca.torla sPer, Z lens. co5y
saturday, Angus, go yellow Fever JOHN POWER 1Jir sI
70 naive II tic Ct Waterford ea3 'ss
sRniny Aaeu Al pr s.eaa Hospital, MARTIN l.
~ RoA" aged y-a-', native 81 Ball. eusnis, Coup May
II iusu Herald please cory,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

The cutters Caleb Gushing, Robert M,CIaI.
land AMI {. Dubb'n, named after three Of ,bc
members ut President Picrces Cabinet, arrived
at New York ON the 18th, froms Somerset. Mas.
sachusetts hese vessels complete the squad.
ron OF six, 10 be fitted out by Mr.. Arthur lssr,
for the Treasury Department.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

\ white man from Missouri arrived NJ Ala.
ghany city, Pa, On the 18th inst, en- route far
Baltimore, with tour slaves la 4 SHORT limo =
crowd of blacks assembled, and carried fine
alucks, off, alleging that they had been LiI.
mapped. ~
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EEe,n Il. S1ihnlE.
SDf. EasC. .yesssesY GOra,

DElGGsr, No rs Camp st.
~ DR. 4. ooXE's PE.FARATfoNs. in srt.nsv. Tor
nearly years aosuirei
nnslrPs-cd fsquAlsd W .nitaf N North.
SHrTHERr OnuGH SYRUP
EXTRACT or corAIvA, sARsArARn.IA AND c1JssBs.
AMERICAN COUGH Ln2ss0Hx,
CHOLERA sYRMp AND FILLS.
POWrsR AND OINTMENT VOfS Ink RGIIsF AND PER
MANasT CURE OF THE PIRs.
W rr.p..a Ma. IS Gasp .svst BY Dsz J. COKE.
sac by Drpsriss z-osrslI-. W. 9pS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

Daily Report of the interments in all the
Cemeteries for the twenty four hours ending at o'clock
. a mn StininY. olst in.t.t
j. snioSps, NJ, d, seoy Board of Health
CHARITY HosrrrA1..-The following is III

CHARITY HoSP1rAL,--The following is the re-
port from this institution for the "a ending
O'Clock Friday night
Admissions ..,,....,...e9 Deaths
Discharges 3SlBy yellow fever. 80
CHARITY HoSPIrAL.-The following is the re-
port of this institution for the q hours ending 1t twelve
O'Clock Saturday night,
Admissions. .....,.53 Deaths. ..........3G
Discharges. By yellow fever. So
CHARITY HosPIrAL.-Ihe following is the re-
port Of this institution for the week ending at o'clock
saturday evening;
ADMISSIONS 40 Deaths.
Discharges 25s BY yellow fever 252
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

Cure FOR YELLOW FEvkR-somebody has
sent US the Boston Journal, of the 10Th inst.
with the following paragraph specially marked
The venerable Captain Samuel Toplff gives
the following 3 an etftctual cure for yellow
fever. lie has used il with invariable success
in great number of cases:
{" give the patient, soon after the attack
MS possible, full wine glass of lemon Juice.
with as much salt as will dissolve in it. Evac-
uate the bowels thoroughly with copous glys.
ter oil warm CASTLE soap-suis, molasses and
water, or any other material, under the discre-
ton OF physician and let the patient drink
freely of lemonade till the fever is abatel then
let him have such nourishment as would be suit
able for any sick or weak person.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

-, premium of 800 is offered. on behalf of n
liberal citizen of New York, ITO which another
proposes 10 'ttr $50 or 500 IL the work fulhls
or is siaapeetauons,1 Tor an essay. not exceeding
~ i-u'o, pages, on The more perfect exem
phheation IN Christian life If the doctrines of
.ne oospel' and with special reference 10 the
conversion of sinners to Christ. ''A'A'' " Inv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

EzG~ HOWARD ASSOCIATION - RELIEF NM
BEERS
v RoUtLENl.f. Presidents IL Dy1ds Magazine s.rsst
g. vs. sd tS First Woe Pr-aien imp street. oypoAt. Female Or.
pHan Anlum, ana Is Puydrs- street
C. II, MOBILES. Second ice President New BAAn
g. hUNSHEEDT Treasurer IS Sours - C4s.p streets.
D. RICARDO Seerriay A. Camp Tsrelshae sweet
J. o. PERSON, eorasr q Camp and UrAAg- streets
". L. SILKS, errHsr VI Camp o,ans. ss.sa
L. C. DtLLARp, - Camp and IS Bash sgssa.
T. l. NiMAp 90 Cana ana - Csap Et1eetB.
w, ENIMEa son, baoehus street.
J. BENsADoN, al Toar0. = sraE.y
E. CALDWELL 81 B.Ik P,cs D.onl etrest ~, Gimp
W. II. HAMMER, Il 81. CANrI.s =
". II PALr KEY, u Camp 81 JaliA ssesu,
v, L. ROBINSON, s Bi-Erl- s4ss
?. cons FFE, a C.IIlusouss street
B. UCONNELL, cont street.
C. ". WhITAll, Esplansl. street, oTPonss he Mint,
J. ", YA>tEhF IL, AIgbit.cs BuidaSs.
]. J. BROWNE, First ssd ChasnuI stssn.
J. " Ills e0nsr o. Jtcphas 40 Chestnut stresa
lNGaiON, 20 Camp ahd ST, LouI street. ps-f KoysL
}. q. HARRIS, Cohst.aN ssr.ss A.lssr..
D. T. LONoyAN asTkst street PAo-n.r s.d Asas nor
~ PsSn' requiring re will please Appy ssy n In. Asse
aera5a 1cglet-s that iaoss Ppl,
laeir aFss the member PAhsa- 40 a,
ihs E'4ro lItHary, ct Gaisahs and I-res
irQo D i RICARDO. s..-....y "a 0s-r, 800.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

The steamship Washington left New York on
Saturday, the l3th, for southampton and Bre-
men. She takes out seventy eight passengers
and s+s9 20 in specie, Among the passenger,
tre Chevalier Calderon de la Barca, late Spanish
Minister al Washington, and tamly E. o. de
Saiagar, and I, Y Lloreute, OF Washington
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22
as- HowAsD A-so IArIoN = New orlssn.

Ns- Howard A1sO IATIoN - New Orleans,
July - Tbs following Apottseaqs selected on
bali oil the Howard Association;
FIRST DISTRICT
J. o. YEI9ER, 1S9 Canal street Ar BAronns.
I. J. CONE rs Camp strset ogpos.ts NstshsE.
TILGHaAN co Cortnon and St. ChGfi.s isssts
NJ, HYANs, corner St Paul aud Gr4vi.r itss.u.
J. : MCFARLAND, corner Poysr.s Crcas streets
sFRnA, Of Poydrss aud Bsrssne .p..u.
j. P. BARtoT, or TohouptoalA. Brgssl. srsssa
T K EISlAY, corner Julis and Camp
A. sISAGtI, torusT Triton Walk a T,olt CiIs.,
@ vs. GRuls, corner u ase1rssns by .sss strss.
BCRENS, l7s Dr. adsa street ssPssits tAs Market
?. 70 LlDI, corner ksyAs.s ssd PulyianA .tvsA.
Il. {. BOLTON, eFusr MaEs-as and gst.lls st.ssts.
l.. FA3SuLT, Rae aSi TsAsap it;sa. rr.ss.
F.FREgEkICksON, go TsAsupaulAa street,
sEcoED GLSlRI07.
slCELEs CO. 90 Csa q street.
A. BEALER, conner Of Bish,ils .aI Harais streets.
A schWAB' eharr.s 'Ssst, s't~.sn Main and MIAleD,
c. Il Biz, ,ora.r Of Ors.aa Gud Yilsrs ,trs.a
A. AkQUsSARD, corner Of Royal aud Hospital streets
j. ALBRIGHT, t9Tn., c .bOrzs str.st and BAYOU Road
TRIRD DISTRICT
II A. GOLDMAN gsrler Louisa and GrsALnen
aug. sHELLY, esraor Of Epshsn .hd More.u sr.ss.
3, LAFLACE corner Vistoy snd si'ssn Fis!ai Streets
F0HnTg DISTRICT
JSO II. POPE corner a. olr aud Phlip streets.
!. EALLIYER, f-yse, b.wsya Philip s.r.garu sos,s
3 tIAskIhs, eoraer Felicity Road asd MAs.aDs street
re- States will PIT ApoGsc.r.s aoays iasuousd
hsIs l-rroas -fpynI Tor relief will lsAvs thsu
Jy-s lld D.L RlcARBs. Secretary.
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Drugs, .,sedictnes, F,s,.rassneru, st.

Day asad Boarding sas@o7!
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED BY hRS N D DInTTBY
s- The Of Vie MONDAY
nsxt, JasuA<yS.
No sswtngss Eyssers 81 snr>fs
question abe propsisr saeres sstSt
hs Phy@.a zltfs ,hs Ssop
m.nt q tss ruYu.
Thslnssuscn ssA& Aypaazvs lsautsg
lang
Apply Psrsvu, by ssssr, the Isssts TVOL CIRCLE
Soc y Asaai Lxar
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AZ. r.. SMITH, DsSrIsr,
1I$ ST. CHARLIE STREET,
C1-ss- N LasIy~ssss ssss,

Charles r.. KeUs,
(fron YNrk. GO
DENTIST, fS4Tst@ =
40 Cana, ID door ttsn Eout,on NO. " HSYSS7Y
III APfl+lCtAL TEE "a is--rred "a TIA lest AiI-lJ
rAN~r D. K W rs'-r TO w-arrsg mH
"hsh or BEAUTY UTILITY AMI COMFORT 10 Ink NLAkER
cAHuot ss srsiird SIS
ETEgS, .MsGfiCtpes, PsS'fessaer9, ste.
ts- tt. snbssrbsr rs,rsctiuil, NJ
fast-v fhys@'as ard Families bis we'll Stock -
OF vaich.
ssa1nn..or ~l - nuAd FRESH MD GENUINE DarnRN n
s>aon. SODA v ArER AND MEAD
va Be 'pund h all Miners
s<d a. CoNgktSs BLUR LICK, Rooms ..prsd
Tsesnsss Eh PURE HONEY; sssESCE PEI khAIST,
H0Ui1F Hi11NRA THOMAS RANktS
cyl aANiys lSurr .sa'y Camp Ps7s<
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

MOBILE ITEMS Feitotc Fecer-Sevcn cases
of yellow fever were reported to the Board Of
Health on the 10Th inst, and on the 10Th there
were seven deaths from the same disease
There were two deaths en- the Doth of other dis
eases OF the interments from yellow fever
two were from the City Hospital The Register
of the 10Th says:
The g Can't get away Club" held a prelimi-
nary meeting, agreeably to call made on
tuesday, and after some brief suggestions adj
lourned to meet again at tue Circuit Court
room on Monday next, for entire organization.
T1shribune of the 10Th has the following:
E,s-fsH Raccs-Tae Mobile Jockey Club has
meneement Of the fall meeting Of tho C1nh
From the extensive improvements made on lie
Basc9mbe Course during the past few m1aII's
and the number of turtsmen and stables loozel
to be IN attendance, it is very certain shat IN.
approaching meeting will be the most a t,.so.
| tive yet witnessed on the Mobile turf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

The latest accounts show the election OF the
following Congressman in North Carolina FIRST
District, H. NJ. Shaw, dem gain; second, Ihos,
KUHN, Jr, dem third, VIM S. Ashe, dem
fourth, Sion II. Rogers, whig gain; fifth, John
heir, whig: sixth, r. G. Puryear, wing; seventh,
b. Craige, dem gain, eighth, CEngnan, indie,
pendent wing, re elected
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

Daily reported the interments in all the Gem
eteri-s the city for the % hours ending at oclocA
Saturday gott. kng,st 1Sl3.
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ezs- RELIEF COMMITTEE. OF PROTECTION FIRE

COMPANY NO. IA
l. niLLARn, IS Camp and s. n'o'hns streets
HOLIDAY the Str. Cemusspn re Ohce, City Hall.
JOS. +. BLsHA. q srs add s. Rsruhn streets
CHARLES WALDO ~ Vow Isvss street
JOH A1HAN WORRA L. Al he Work hoas.
THOMAS CLEARLY ofst Nal GrnViar streets.
ArRPfiY fst JOSEF and fehouplouas
JO-EPH CI.ANIFR. At IA belt, Ubcs.
a MONTGOMERY. a. La DIS FOuntfv
wM II RELsF, o. New Lsvse and Nstet les streets
~ selected H. BART IN thsir Who WIN
CIV. any uisInbe nppNS,r.a
member . The Relief Com ui.ts.. psp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

- 17Ius V'1eTTo OF INC Ilth says
The State Rights democrats of Carroll mot IN
county convention on the Sth inst. and nomi
na''' an ent're secession ticket for the Legisla-
tnre' \ gentleman writing from that cgInfv
says the Onten democrats will nor support the
nominations, nor will they support the demo.
cratic State ticket
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-15

FILTH A PREVENTIVE OF YELLOW FEvEK.-Dr
Mcfarland, q New Orleans physician Of thirty
years standing, thus boldly asserts that filth is
preventive of yellow fever. II would require more
than the dcta of thirty doctors, all of thirty years
standing, to convince us of such an utterly absurd
theory:
$50 far from believing that the filth and impu-
rites of our streets, yards, and suburbs have any
thing to do with the creation of yellow fever at
mosphere believe that, to a certain extent, they
arc calculated to retard its formation
All the filth in and around New Orleans has never
created one single case of yellow fever, and can
not create ono; butt on the contrary that the local
malaria arising from these and other causes, is
calculated to rctard the existence of that disease
md that it has done so and held it in allegiance to
such extent as to have exempted us from yellow
fever, as an epidemic, for five or six years past
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-15
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The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-15

In the New York Herald of Saturday We find
article advocating Legislative interference for
the punishment Of railroad conductou for tho
reckless slaughter and injury Of passengers, and
from it make the following extract:
''To show the necessity of legislative interior
ence, by simply pointing out the magnitude OF the
evil for which the outraged public demand an i'm
mediate corrective, as well a. exemplary redress,
we have prepared the following table, showing
the number of railroad CASUALTIES which have oc-
Cured in these States during the eight months of
"4nber Of Railroad accidents, With the Killed and
Wounded, during each Month Of the Present
Year.
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-15

VXTILLARD'S HOTEL, NEW YORK, No.
w 1926 Broadway, and 207 Twelfth street, is
now open for the accommodation of the public.
The house is new, and is fitted up with all the
modern Improvement and 10 furnished in supe.
lard's Hotel, Washington, D. c., will be happy to
see any of his former friends, also all those Of the
travelling public who may favor him with call
E. D WILLARD.
New YoRK, May II June 15-2mif
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GREAT SYSTEMATICALLY New York Sunday
Atlas publishes tho following: "We are told that
during the tendency of the Railroad Consolida-
ton bill in the Legislature, Hon. E. D. Morgan,
Senator from this city, bought, on his own ac-
count, the entire stock of the Troy and Schenec-
DAYS after he made the purchase the bill passed
and he turned it into the stock of the consolidated
concern for 100000, thus realizing a net profit
of xo6O 900 by the operation.
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NEW CHINA STORE.

TINE SUBSCRIBER has opened q store ON Sew
i enth street. in Uttermuhles building, near
the Northern Liberty Market, opposite to wood
yard where he offers for sale fine assert ment OF
CHINA, G LASS, and CUTLERY, which he il de-
termined to sell az low any other establishment
in the city.
Purchasers would do we'll to call before supply
ing themselves. JAMES POOL,
Aug 2-3w For Il. PURsELL.
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A GARD.

Joseph A. G'sCHWEND, PROFESSOR OF
u MUSIC, respectfully informs the citizens Of
Washington and vicinity that he has established
himself In this city, and is prepared to give les
sons on the Piano. Guitar, and in Singing.
Orders left at Mr.. Thompson q Daguerrean Gal
lery, or at the Music and Fancy store of Mr.. John
F. Ellis, will be promptly attended to.
Terms-Twelve Dollars per quarter.
Mar