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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-01
I PROSPECTUS OF NlEY ER's UNlVER-

SuIn--ln commencing. the issue OF the second
volume of the nivcr>um, the publisher makes
his grateful arknow Judgments tor the kindness ut
the press aud the very liberal patronage winch
the public have bestowed on the first. lie j.
happy 10 say that the worS has succeeded beyond
his expectation. and that h. accordingly feels hIll-
self Justified m bringing II cut IN an ~. .'r,r~<'
style Il will continue 10 rn,oy the SIperyi> inn OF
the same editor who viii be able, to devote To II 4
greater degree oi care. and ever! effort Will he
made to give interest and valnr 10 each number
that appears. The Views presented IA TINS volume
Viii il possible, b. more Various than III the last
and the descriptive articles more attcn,'t'y
adapted To the wuai~ and taste 81 the plhlh
Among other attractive pl,ic> " hlch Il Will con
tam. are several 81 Central america. Australia
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Interesting ~ The globe.
la order to NEE, i wash expressed IN many
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Sep 2!l--ttS
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM
w New York II very rich and superior assert
mcn OF new goods. consisting. in part, of
|. 90 dress patterns Al rich plaid silks, 81 inches
wide, the latest Partisan and broadway
styles.
50 Bayadcre silk dresses. entirely new.
IS patterns rich Al brocade silk extra heavy.
1000 yards, twenty->ix inches wide, plaid silk,
from 10 cents 70 ~.
$500 yards. twcnty-scvcn inches vide. plain heavy
Poult de- Sole, all rulors, cheap.
900 yards. twenty inches wide, pink. blue,
white. and cornc,-coorcd silks, Tor even
ing dresses.
$500 yards brocate silks. from - 10 s. per yard.
800 yards plad poplin>. ~ 10 cents per yard
800 yards black silks, all widths, some extra
Zoo yards plaid raw silks. superb quality
- embroidered French ncrino dresses.
10 pieces hy'-rolored plaid mcrinos.
- pieces paid Earnci,nneS, new artcle for
ladies'.
50 pieces plain and figured n,ousseline de lanes.
100 pieces medium style handsome.
500 pieces plaid bonnet rlhand:.
100 pieces waicrcd and plain riland>.
Embroidered and PLAIN skirts.
30 pieces French mcrno>, all shades.
- PIECES English and Lyonc>c cloths.
$50 fine aud medium French worked collars.
10 pieces Al inanilu velvct>.
- embroidered Grape shawl> cheap
10 cartons tine and medium embroidered linen
cambria hundkerchiets.
30 pieces Lupin fine mous>elinrs, all colors.
Is pieces Eupin's black m,on>selines, very fine,
80 pieces Iupin's bonba>ns, great bargains.
70 pieces black alparaS. from 20 cents to 81 20.
IS long and square cashmere shawls.
100 long and square Bay State and other makes.
Velvet stars and clotl, coakS.
1000 yards French and English ginghams.
80 pieces plain and figured josey hannels.
20 pieces cloth for ladies cloakings.
Marcenr> for Innings, every color
100 pieces tannel> all roI"r>.
80 pieces caS>inct>. do.
30 pieces ct>Niinerc>. do.
% pieces cloths. do.
30 pieces vc>tlnGS do.
4 fun aSsor,,nen, Of silk and cotton hosiery.
5000 wards cal,co. some good al 1T cents.
800 pairs servants blankets.
100 pairs hnc bed blankets. tMled, very hne.
100 pieces kerScyS. tor servants wear
Is pieces - and 81 full cloths.
80 pieces plaid liI>ey>.
a full assortment ut cnttonS OF every kind.
Russia diapers. table ,lanask napkins
Irish linens. lluckaLack diapers. crash
IS pieces hurklngS, some lt'-l wide
10 pieces hrocaiel. some extra nne.
80 pairs lace curtains. cheap.
10 pieces India satin>.
Velvet carpets, Brussels carpets, ingram
carpets,
Venetian carpets. rugs.
Large and small door MATS Of various kinds
and great many other goods, too numer
Gus to mention.
In consideration of the very large amount ct
goods we buy and sell. enables give greater
bargains than any cl>.. in the District. Pur-
casers will please give ,is call. and examine
for themselves. NALL. BROTHER.
sep 2>2teod un)
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N7o4. NORTH SIDE PENNSYLVANIA

Y Avenue. between 10th and 18th Streets.-W.
n G.. have completed their assortment OF
Stoves and Crates for their fall trade. and would
respectfully call the attention OF the citizens OF
Washington and the public in general to their
assortment, feeling confident that their styles and
prices cannot fail 10 please being determined 10
sell for less than any previous year for cash. All
we ask is cali before purchasing. Wctake plea
sure in showing our stock and charge nothing for
il. Our stock consists III part. as follows
The VIM. Penn Cook. most excellent baker and
a great economiZcr, for wood and coal.
Triumph Complete for wood and coal,
Complete Cook. for wood and coal.
Blue Ridge for wood and coal
.f.tna Ar-'Ti.ht, for wood and coal,
Welcome Ar-'rght. for wood and coal
Enchan,re>S. for wood and coal
Banner, for wood and coal.
As,or Air-'righ, Cook for wood.
Old Dominion, for wood.
Kitchen Companion. for wood.
Double, Jog or two Boiler Cook for wood
Ten Plate. tor wood.
Ray State. for coat
Home Alright. for coal.
PAaI"R Coal Stoves.
Home Parlur Stoves. one two story, open and
and closed fronts. for wood and coal
Radiators latest style or,agon fronts, OF all the
various sizes.
.Elna CaSiiron Radiator.
Volunteer Coal Stoves.
Hot Air Paror.
toa FrankhnS
Open Frnkiins.
InxiNs ROOM Stoves.
Russia Iron Alright. with oven Tor wood, cast
oven cylinder base, for coal.
Ilo, Air Paror Tor wood coal open closed
tops, with boiler holes.
Revere AirTigh,, Tor wood
.Fina Alright. for wood.
H. B. X Co.'S Air-Tisht, for wood
CHANBER STOVES
Troy Alright, Tor wood.
Revere Air.'right for wood
Ifina Alright. for wood.
Russia Iron Air-Tight, for wood.
l'ninm Tight. for wood.
Coal Franklins, for anthracite aud biuminous
Goals
Portable ,;raicS, for liiuminous coal
CASNoN AND CyIlNnER S1"vEs.
Harp Cannon.
Flora.
Inion Coal Burner.
Bar Recon- Ortagun coal basis.
Russia Hall and Store stoves nf all sizes, mp 10 20
inches.
EvAMELIED PARl.oR GRADES.
Baltimore and New York Patterns :" all the differ
ent styles and sizes. Fire slabs and fire bricks
OF Berry's manufacture Also, Wap Stone slabs.
Hayward's Portable Galvanized Furnace. the most
celebrated article now in use for heating dwell
ling houses, churches, NJ.
Sheet Iron work OF all kinds made order a, short
notice. All goods delivered free OF charge
Sep 30-Gtd WOODWARD & GUY.
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Great Destruction of Property.

BrrrALo. Sept. GA dreadful storm occurred
here yesterday. and il is feared that very great,
damage has been done on Lake Erie.
number Of vessels were driven ashore. The
schooner Puritan loaded with wheat, was struck
at Michigan city. II was not known whether she
was insured.
The gale is the severe>t known for some years.
II is feared that lives have been lost on the lake.
The wind is still blowing fresh this morning.
The wharveS along the harbor are inundated.
and much property has been carried away.
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IisttlIanf0us.

NEW GOODS now opening.-P. j. Steer.
IN Washington Place, 18th street, is now open
ing superior stock OF Gentlemcn's Goods, which
il will give him great pleasure to show to all his
patrons and to the p,lAlic In addition 10 the usual
stock OF Merchant Tailor, special attention il in
vited to large stock of Gentlemen's Dress Shirts
of very superior fit and quality.
Also, Collars, Stocks, Neck-Ties, Cravats,
Gloves, Suspenders, Hosiery, and Furnishing
Goods, generally.
Sep 2l-3tawif2w m)
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sept. &c -a,awtllo.
4 aaf as.7sr ~ s..
PROFESSIONAL CARD.

nRS. X. 4 j. HUNTER, members Of the
IL Royal College Of Surgeons, late Of lslinGton'
Lnndon. have taken up their residence ~ " ASH.
CHEST: comprising affections at the Throat.
Bronchitis Asthma Consumption, and diseases OF
the Heart To which branch Of thtnr profession
they have for many years given their exclusive
attention. The peculiarly OF the treatment en-
ploycd by Drs. H.. Is that III" remedies employed
are administered hy Inhalation, in the form q"
vapor.
Residence and office I2ih street. between G
and III streets. (nD Sep 2l-ly
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Z 1RYsrAL PALACE.--MR. LAHOCHE,

4 tRYSTAL PALACE.--MR. LAHOCHE,
Y whose collection Of Porcelain and Crystal
ware. Clocks, Lamps. Chandeliers. &c. is univcr-
sally admired by every visitor to the Crystal Pal
ace informs the public that he will dispose OF the
articles he has ON exhibition.
They were painted and decorated 10y the best
artists Of Paris and, as they were made express
" for the exhibition, they of quality not L"
be found in the trade. Orders. for articles to sun
lhet taste of purchasers will be received, forward
cd at once to France and attended To with the
greatest care and punctuality, Al the CLOSE Of the
exhibition all articles remaining unsold will be
immediately returned TO France.
Sep :iO--codt MO Uh>
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TINHE FAkIR OF SlVA'S Original Troupe
Of Chinese Jugglers Acroba,s Contorton
lists, and Evolutonists i! in number, will appear
in their Thrilling and Startling Feai>. at Iron Hall
on Monday evening. September 2Glh, and every
evening during the week.
The Infant Wonder aud Musical Prodigies,
Master Charles and Lewis Reitz. only and
years old, with the Champion Dancer, u. Dewitt.
will appear in their Chas,e Ethiopian Concerts.
For particulars small bills,
Doors open AT O'Clock.
Tickets 50 ccnts--children % cents. Reserved
seats IS cents. Sep. 26--lw
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n ENERAL AGENCY.-TayIor 4 Collins

N will prosecute CLAIMS OF every description
agan>i the government, before the departments
or Congress. Procure pensions, bounty lands,
extra pay. and arrearases OF pay. They will at
tcndIo the buying and selling OF real estate, the
renting OF houses and a general collecting busi.
ness.
They VIII also furnish parties at distance with
such information as they may desire from the seat
OF government
Charges will he moderate.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Jefferson Davis. Secretary OF War
Hon. James G. Dobbin, Secretary OF the NAVY
Nicholas Caan, President Board Common
Council.
General John NJ. McCaa, Attorney al Law
James II. Caustin.
W. c. Riddell, State Department.
Office on + street, immediately opposite Winder's
Building, Washington. ID. {.
Sep 2s-GmodNw.
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TAMPBELL'S Restaurant. Pennsylvania
" avenue, between "A and 9TH streets, opposite
the National Hotel
The proprietor respectfully informs his trends
and the public generally that he is now prepared,
al all hours. to furnish all The delcaces OF the sea
son, in a style which will not IaiI,oplease the most
tastidious. All the birds OF the season always on
hand comprising Reed birds Sora, Blue wing, NC.
Also, fresh Norfolk OYSTERS. and Fish of every
variety The bar consists of the choicest wines
and liquors. and the finest Havana cigars Atten-
tive and polite servants always in attendance.
Gentlemen are invited to give me i call.
Sen Dl--ih (m)
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II uilding Hardware.-We would respect-

building Hardware.-We would respect-
ID fully call the attention Of Builders and
Carpenters to our large and well-selcctcd stock 81
Building Hardware, as also all other goods usually
found in the hardware line.
Our assortment Of Table and Pocket Cutlery
Plated Forks. Spoons, &c. is very complete and
OF the best quality, at such prices as cannot fail to
please. Cheap for cash Please give us a call.
WOODARD Il GUY,
No. 4, north side Pa. nv, between 10Th
and th SIS.
Sep 2l-Gtf
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Nntelligmte.
Gale Oh Lake Niichigan--Loss OF two

BUFFALO, Sept 29-The brig Northampton :
and schooner Puritan, were lost yesterday after
noon in gale while lying at their dock in Michi-
gan city.
The former had on board 1000 bushels Of wheat,
and the latter a cargo of railroad iron. great
portion of the dock was carried away, and the
vessels were driven ashore. The Puritan will
prove a total loss, but the Northampton will be
got of. They are insured.
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The Yellow Fever Mt the south.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 29-~New Orleans papers OF
Thursday and Friday publish distressing accounts
of the continued prevalence of the yellow fever in
the towns of Louisiana and Mississippi. The epi-
demc was gradually spreading from the river into
the interior Of these States. Washington, Wood
vile. and Point Coupcc new points where
the fever has appeared.
AT Natchez up To the 2lst INST. there had been
2lO deaths from the fever.
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BosroS. Sept. 2S--Thr yellow fever has ap.
pearcd at st. Georges, and already carried off i
number OF inhabitants. Lieut.. Woodfprd aud If
teen others belonging to the Seth regiment, have
died. and over one hundred others We're sick. Out
of two hundred and five men. only twenty-five had
escaped the disease, and fifty had died. John NJ.
Howden, American consul had died. Ia all
eighty-onc persons had died. Two-iitths OF the
sufferers were i'll the hospital, and the fever
spreading
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Geltsrapbit.
Arrival OF the America Mt Halifax-Import.
ant news from the east OF Europe--War-
like PreparationS--KepOrt attack by
the Turks upon the Russian outposts.

Ngw York Sept. 30-By the arrival of the L.
:. Mail Steamship America, at Halifax, we have
later and important advicrs from Europe.
A new manifesto was expected from Russia.
The Car had agreed 10 arcrpt the Vienna note
withont fhe Snhun's modyfcottoms A.repor pre-
vailed tina. the Turks had attacked the Russian
oupo,ts The walls Of l,onstantinople We're Gov
cred with placards, calling on the faithful to rally
and attack the Russian forces.
SECOND DISPATCH.
On special demand OF the four powers, The
Sultan consents TO postpone issuing the manifesto
10 his PEG pie. The manifesto is SAID 10 be couched
in warIike language; indeed il amounted to 4 de-
claralion OF war The Turks continue their ar,na-
nlen,s. Everything is paid Tor IN specie. The
Turkish army OF 10000 troops IS progressing ac.
lively. Detachments are continually marching 10
ION Enir Pacha. Reserved corps inrinin. AT
Adrianople, under Mehemet Pacha. The Sultan
had reviewed tn. Egyptian troops. The racha ot
Euyp, promises To send la.O0O more.
The Russian commander has ISSUED orders to
the troops from Bucharest. saying that Russia as
called upon to annGate Pagan>m. and that those
who oppose her will be ann4hilu,rd naer Pacha
warns Prince l;ortchakun that il the Russian
gnnboals approach within certain limits he will
SINK tiein.
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WANTED.--Four or live Jou,lry men car
pcnicrs Competent workmcn will ir.d steady
employment aud the best wages. Apply to
+. +. GEniER
G street, between Sixth and Seventh
Sep. 27--ild.
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j. ID. w inter,

Thomas Brown, j. ID. Winter,
on VIRGINIA OF PENNSYLVANIA.
TlNHE UNDERSl(s n ED offer their services
i 10 prosecute claims of every description be-
fore Congress and the different departments OF the
government
Office on l4th street opposite Wizards Hotel
Sep .o-u BROWN 4 WINTER
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rAS FINTURES.-Thc subscriber has on
" hand, and ~ daily receiving from the cele-
brated factory OF Cornelius Parker Il Co, Phila-
dsphia. large and handsome collection OF chan.
dcers. brackets, pendants &c, embracing all their
new patterns which he will dispose OF at the man.
uiacturcr's retail prices. Those in want OF gas
fixtures viii lind il to their interest to call and ex.
anime patterns and prices before purchasing.
c. w. BOTELER,
Sep I--eod2m. Iron Hall
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and no Mistake we have

BARGAINS, and no Mistake I'VE have
ID now in store, and receiving daily the most com
ed for sale in this market. direct from Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Troy. and Boston. Our
stock is too large 10 mention in detail; suffice il
TO say we have all the different patterns and latest
improved cooking stoves for wood coal com.
pr>ing in part the following: the William Penn,
Triumph Complete. Bay State. Banner. Enchant.
re>s. Complete Cook. Old Dominion. Blue Ridge,
Globe. and numerous others, Also, Church. Store,
Chamber. Dnns-rooin, and Parlor Stoves, the
latest and most beautiful III this city. To cash
pnnctnal customers we are prepared to sell goods
in our line al the lowest rates. We solicit an ex-
animation, feeling assured that our stock. (which
is one of the largest in the city) regards quail
" and low prices, cannot be excelled. if equalled
WOODWARD & GUY,
No. l. north side Penn. av,, bet 10 & 18th s,s
Sen 24--Gtit
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~" Boston, they say, is the richest city in the
world. in proportion to its population. II It's tax
able property were equally divided, every B"s-
tonian would have fourteen hundred aud forty
dulars.
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Nominations In Erie COuMty---Illness OF
Judge Mullet..SeMatorS hie eds.

BUFFALO, Sept. 29-The following wing nomi-
nations have been made in Erie county. Second
district, for Assembly, Rollin Gcrmaine; State
delegate, Warren Grange Fourth district, for
Assembly, Nelson Hatch.
The democrats OF the second district have nomi-
mated Elijah Ford for the Assembly.
Judge Mullett, of the supreme court, lies dan
gcrousy i'll, and his recovery is considered very
doubtful.
General Shields passed through tins city for the
east this morning. He Is in feeble health STILL hut
Isl recovering.
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neA. The difference between happiness and
wisdom is, that he who thinks himself most
happy is so. BAIT in the case Of wisdom, it is
generally just the reverse.
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lNREsH NORFOLK OYsTER,s.-ruE

INRESH NORFOLK OYSTER,S.-THE
II subscriber receives regularly every Tuesday
and Friday, by the steamer Osccola direct from
Norfolk, supply OF the celebrated LYNN HAVEN
BAY and NORFOLK OYSTERS, a most delicious
article.
His BAR is well supplied with the bcs, liquors.
All kinds of GAME IN season.
WIN Rl-PP,
Penn avenue, north side bet. Sd and IL streets
ust In season.-We have Just received
- the largest and most beautiful assortment
OF the latest patterns New York Crates tha,
has ever been offered for sale in this CITY and will
sell them cheap for cash,
WOODARD l. GUY,
No 3, north side Pa. av between
Sep 2i-dtif 10th and lth .ts
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JUNE MORNING.

pen OF our accomplished toWnsnan. ROBERT =
Chiffon, Esq:
From the knckerbocker for October.
JUNE MORNING..
The ,cat-bird sleeps in fhe tangled bush
That loads the air with its sweet perfume,
And the murmuring bees hide all the day
In the snowy tents Of the alder bloom;
The silent thrush, with rapid wing,
Darts through the sun-i leaiy screen.
And tilt> the branches that over the brook
Wave their tasSels Of tender green.
The distant river, asleep in the SUM-
Lies in a calm, nnruilled rest
And a single sail like snowy gull,
Lazily floats on its placid breast.
From yon white cottage, hard by the wood,
Comes the murln,r Of pleasant talk
High overhead in the stainless blue,
Sails the silent and watchiul hawk
q We who toll in the dusty town,
Come here. and your souls in the sunshine steep
See how the earth, al the touch OF Spring,
Like the daughter OF Jairus wakes from her sleep
Say ifyour walls Of brick give back
The sun like yondcr hillside green,
In pillows of dazzling golden light,
With cool and shawdowy CULTS between.
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The Cholera i'm MarylaMdl--( um erland
('Nnl Trnde.

BALTIMORE Sep. 29.-The cholera has entirely
disappeared from Cumberland. but is prevailing
violently al Sharpshnrg. Md,
The Cumberland coal trade last week amounted
To liSO0 tons. The canal is in good order. and n
large business is doing.
Judge Rogers, the wing candidate I;,r governor
Of Mississippi. was taken it,. \ few days since.
while on his way to AIabania..N ]. Express.
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"a man can't help what is done behind his
back MS the loafer said when he was kicked
out of doors.
There are about three lawyers to one clergy.
man in New York
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-01

p6~ BY abstaining from most things, il j,
surprising how many things we enjoy.
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DATENr AGENCY.-Alfred Gregory
i (Mechanica Engincer) Solicitor OF Patents,
corner l. and sth streets, Washington, near the
United States Patent Office.
Sep 2l--li
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J JULES BON N Ell /,
NEWSPAPER ADvERTIsING OFFICE

80. so, NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED FOR
N all journals throughout the United States,
Canada~ and Europe, and arrangements made At
the loves, rates. All papers kept on file for the
inspection Of advertisers. and every information
given Oct l--tf
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DIR HOUSE.

BY CHARLES g. TIIOM PSON,
THIRTEENTH STREET,
Sep 2I--tt RICHMOND "
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The subsc ription Concert Of the Misses

Collins took place last night. AT car,lsi> Saloon
and was largely attended The performances OF
these talented sisters were tavorably received by
the audience Miss Emma sung with taste, mod
esiy, and sweetness; but the enumeration Of the
words not sufficiently distinct and Miss Ro-
sina played the VIOLIN drawing from that ever
iavorite instrument such sounds as at once spoke
TO the feelings, and created an anxiety for con-
tinuance Of the melodious language. Mr.. John
I. Parsons, the gentleman amateur mentioned
in the bills, sung well. aud was warmly appa.nled,
while Professor F. kIey presided u, the piano with
hi. usual ability.
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New ORLEANS. Sept 2>.--The number Of deaths
during the ~ hours ending this morning was IS
including IA from yellow fever