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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17
BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY,
Genr0HtnxE


~ GOD AND NEARLY NEW FURNITURE A p
" Auction % TUESDAY. she 2ist Infant. ut
~ pcit OK, a m, at the resdrrce Of Philip Griffith
Esq. Seer tary to tho British Legation corner 4
west nd Or ngress streets, Will sell his eatire
Furni ure such as
Nah gany offs and Rocker
Do ntre and d. ra'las
Do chair, Light Stands
Han irorne air stuffed sofa d Arm Chair
Hall and chamber Chairs, passage Tables
Parlor, b i ard chamber Carpets
Walnut snd imitation Wsri-obes
Eedsie d, Wash Tables and Stands
Fir.t-rate Feather Bed, Hair and shuck Mattresses
Dressing ID other Bureaus
Stoves. hall and p9rI'r L,mp6, Shades
Chamber SETS, locking Glasses, Montsl Clock
Good Cooking Stove, &C.
BARNARD BUCKLEY.
nov l5-ts Auctioneer..
Sy =. q. azcGUEN aez.. ioneer.
LfXCtLLbNr FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
H fleets at AUcton-Du T; ESDaY MORNING,
November list, AZ "'cicck, at the residence O. a.
II oarro =. hsI., Gu stcaet, = tween ninth enI
Tentb Ftre t, l shall sell all lis Furniture az
Household Efecss, VIZ:
supe'inr sewoGd case Piano Forte, by rschen.
bash
Iehszauy French S,a, Divsns
Nsuu " aa,,o Eos Tan.ss
Cane Sat Chairs, :. cka :, arm Chairs
F@n.ian bi'nis, widow Shades
Three ply md irvrsin Car as, Oicioth
oh niaiDt' - y - Ss~lf bureau. 40 w eShgts q
Mahogany frencf, BedsTesd, do. W-rdrob-
Do. Dressing Hureru.. Was stanca
Gu rry and E'4iptsd !Vardrobes, Wasbstands
Fap'e aGt oh.r17 i'ot'a~e Be- steads
Four uporio- Fe.fher d 6F, Doist-rs AID Pillows
Excellent assortment Of blankets, romio,ts, d .
Mahogany Dining Tabl,a, -irjs' rator
Gilt rsa Set. Gl,ss AID Gro kerry Ware
SuPer;cr c. Z -toys. Radiator
"Ore,her Wit, general assortment Of Kitchen
Reg die;t.s.
Terms: go sn under cash; cree that sun a
credit OF t|o and foU. months, foE notes sAtisfac
toIiiy eI3or:ah hssrirg interest
p. s The house ID ior rem: inc Die of the auo-
0oHesr. JAMES G. INQUIRE,
nov I'D suc.inrner
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ON CAPITOL HIIL-rHREE VERY DESIRA-
- Bile Building Lots No. !, 49, and 16 in Square
1857, between East Capitol and SITS south, Third
square east Of Capitol Grounds, will be sold On &C.
c2nmodating terms on application to G. Crsndell
No. 80 stree, near Tenth, Islpnd.
Also, several otners in Square 872
oct 2b-lnk
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WANTED.-APARTMEN AND BREAKFAST
w IN .oFRhtoWn, by gentleman. Apply to Mr.
REDFEkN. Grocer, corner Pa avenue and Nine
teenh stree D. nov 17-3t*
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DENTISTRY Y.

nR. MUNSJN respectfully cal .public attention
~ e. a'is new, patent, and GREATLY s~.sr<1A
IdPa1VEp method Of sc tiug erutici l'E3ssSssSsS
Teeth, with Continuous Guul--ti. er >Sli-io
RE JrION OFT 4 ART. Thsttyle
Of Teeth hiss the follow advants es all others
viz: GREAT STRENGTH, OLt ANLtN@-s, NJ
FORT, and BEAUTY. icing with Naturr n thee
aepscis. led some O hers eIceiiiig. Pub iuspec
tiou is respectfully solicited. Pesse csi ana see
specimens.
CAUTION No other Dentist IN she Dis-rict OF
Colin his n a. a tight 20 make this STYLE Of Tessh.
k.B- P-e,h cvnstituIionIiy heai ny, plugged
and war rant ted for life
OFFICE AMI house at No. 29S street, near tie cor.
ner Of Penn ylvanis avenue and 18th street
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INOR SALE.-THAT VA. UAtLa LOT Oh Sew.
Z .nte'nth street, at the terminus of The Ohio
and Ches1p.ske Canal in hi civ, f,outing 100 &c.
on the Canal and about 100 on Seventeenth street
being par OF square eouth l73 II has q arg.
STONE WAREHOUSE upon it .uitahle tor q mill or
much.oery If every desert. ton. 1t adjoins the
looks. and is alike genient to trade On the canal
or river; For terms, apply on he premises to
nov i1-solm THOMAS GREEN.
| EAeE or A VALUABLE Bu-INhoS eTAhu
IL ON PENNSVLVAsIA AVENUE FOa SAIB.
The Lease OF the Building occupied by the subscri
Der, situated on the north side Of Pennsylv mia
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, within few
doors Of the Kirkwood House is offered for sale
The house mas been for some time occupied az
restaurant, but Is admirably situated for any light
fancy business. The store Is Is by 40, with coed
cellar unoer the whole, beetles upper rooms, back
building, SO.
The lease will be FOLD with or without the ste ok
For particulars inqusrs on the premises
nov 7-eo6t Ii. g. RITTER.
LfOk M NT.-THE LARGE BRICK HOU y
l. on the corner Of Fourteenth and stre.ts will
be rented low to good tenant. The house contains
ten rooms, and is in complete ,der The grounds
attached contain 10000 feet. Inquire Of j. Russell
Barr, corner of Elsv nth and NJ streets
o't "0-2a3w-Msat
u GUNS OPPOSITE tHr. PATENT OFFIUF FOR
IL RLNT-Ths rooms In the new building directly
opposite tho east portico the best situation in tn
city for Patent Agents
Also, in the same building a very fine basement
veil finished, dry, and will iighted, well suited for
job printing flee, book bndery, &c. Inquire Of
nov 2-eo3w BATES BRO
7 AKGE DWELLING-HOUSE 70 LET-SiTU
IL sttd on the ca side of zenith st Get one door
above street, and only two squares from the Paten
Office. Tine house has been built but few years.
ID large and conmoaicus, containing fourteen r9cms
It is now bling newly painted end prepared, and
fitted with gas fixtures; ha, pump with excellen
water Ia tie yard, and c-stern water In the house
bath rooms, &c large yard, with stable and car.
rage honse. Apply, next door 70 the house, to
nov l3-eot A. ROTBWELL.
nhUG aTORE.-THE OWNER, INTENDING 10
~ change his business, offers for sale a DRUG
STORE, FIXTURES, De- doing large and profit.
able business. The f1t Tres new, and the stool
OF Medicines, Fancy Artices &C., &c hGs been re.
Gently selected with great care. For terms, &C
which will he HbAra, address, with real name,
"a. B., Druggist, Washington City"
nov 12-sO4Ls
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TUsT RECEIVED, fresh supply Of A. B
u WILBOK5 COD LIVER OIL AND PnOS
PLATE OF LINE The most palstable and efica.
c., u, OF ration Of Cod Liver Oil known, .or The
care Of Consumption, ScroFu's, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, br nchi,is, AMI all sorofulous humors
For sale by SCHWARTZE SON,
(AgeD ts for WashiDgtonD Pa. avenue, next door
to u. q. Hotel nov 10 I'm
NAUTICAL ALMANACs, English and French
~ for 1854 1856, 1866 anu 1887, imported BY
oct II FRAECK TAWbR.
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nONT YOU WANT A HOIgs-1OO BUILDING
- Lots for sale on easy terms to suit any person
that wants to build Fine store house on corner o
Ssven and streets, to let
WALTER A. TRUE,
Carpenter and Builder,
g, between Seventh and Eighth street
oct 24-lm*
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ia TERRIBLE CASE OF SCROFULA OF Twrtyr
6 sIANDlNG, CURED IN ONE MONTH by pI-p
SPECTATOR.

R S5xss ONE MONTE BY JTf nK
Mr. p B,--ow-n.s NORFOLK, Va. July 1s, 1885,.
to you for esctng of that dreadful disease s
by your preparation, called Elixir vite The disease ma
one hundred bottles of sar.apari &C. without spy sst
was IN .ne most deporsbe condition. part of my neck ui
20 such an extent az to leave pipe expo.ed.
indeed life seemed to burden had "a rap 90 .
had been similarly cure by vop one %i"
was &c take your preparation, and although hal
thirty cured am move ens ih0E, space
anu oseh ever since The cure was through miracle
'pe'u'y JOHN WEBB
This is TO certify that Webb appeared hs,o,.
Jay anu made oath TO the above statement I am r.n 49,
quained with Mr.. John Webb he is rssn.csb1 ~el a
WILLIAM D. DELAsY
Mayor of Norfolk Va
In Coughs Colds, Bronchltis Diseases of the Tb,oa,
ELxk i Is sSs o oi the bG1
portsmouth Va an eminent divine OF the Bspt.t nnrsu
~ M pc the use Of his name having been cured
OF .he throat aud Lungs. And for diseases If
Tue Blood the Masons and Odd Fellows have erdr.S ~
to bV ossp aas OF chronic nature Its
SIX oo'uss. ~ For sale by all dealers in Medicines "
1911, GiLhANs INSTANTANEOUS LIQUID HAIR DYE
tue highest DIPLOMA al the First Annual Exhj
Hon VI the AetrOpot.n Mechanics Institute AT w..lt,
an Sahel preparations and is extensively urtI
- ~ -I'e9. nov H-a
1T SHOULD be universally known-for # n, s,rIc,;v
is the parea large proportion +
tne fatal diseases. Dysentery disrrhps obosra rnnp
ana many oner diseases I'm T..
weekly catalogue of deaths are Ly
ruee.slon alone Think ofthst dyspeptas t6uk Of II III
sunsI from disordered so,nschs YOU are Wiling
80 ,s py ADVICE founded upon experience resort at
oaoh desy day-to Hoohsnd's German Bitters pre-
par oy Or u H. jackson, which, Alternative cur
i've and yisGIant stands alone unspproached We
sfleh the Btters and know that excellent
.s SPecnea above For sale dealers Ia medicine
apps
fALPlfATlON OF THE HEART, Nervous diseases
Liver Complaint Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Costiveness
fiies are all relieved and cured
Of time by Carriers Spanish Mixture the great tonic
purifier OF the blood contains particle OF Mercury
Opium nOxious drug perfectly harmless aud -
cured more than five hundred cases 0 disease
We only refer the reader TO the Certificates fsu n,
vhlch may De und in another column, Of
are detailed In full around the bottle ali
spring and Fall Medicines aud An influence
the blood touly remarkable, wa
. - Ses advertisement
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k>Oh hhNT Or LEASE The Farm at the south
L ern End Of the Long Bei3ge, on the Virgiri4
shore, opposite Washington city. new hou,e h Z
been lately el ect.d for the purposs Of Fo.e ard
it will be rem ed with the Gar+en Of Gig to ten
acres, r the house with from Bfly to one hundred
or the VIII lie t. rec bundr d, a. may be preferred
It's nearnsss to washington makes 1t very yalu.
able for market gardens, AMI il uid be very suit
able fer a drover's stand, as many cattle De. a
through the farm on the Alex rdria turnpike Be.
curity required Il the IA irent Of the rent
Apply to CT address
nov 15-uo
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REMOVAL

ne subscriber having removed ~ To SoRer OF
! avenue and 10th street, Over the WAceoe
ton wings tank will cor tinue to ksp an
live sts II tment Of PENRHYH ma
NJ .NTeLs, WROUGHT IROn ANb
ItGa, Snc, U. tic II ing AID rerta IN
Window Lntels sad Silis kALfu0kAs.
oct E-eo6
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dor RENT.-A FINE STORE ON THE CORNER
Of Virginia avenue and Seventh street, NAVY
fat5. 10 good tenaat the rent Nill bs msisrate
apply on the premises. nov ia.
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a. TORAaE.-Those having Furniture, Dry GOODS,
y Groceries, &C., to be stored, Will End annie A.,
comIaodations in the large, airy, fagstone-psved,
and dry Easements under the Star Office corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the star office
oct 25-tf
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INoR kENT.-A small Fran. HOUSE, No. SO
4 Louisiana Avenue, bet~ssn Sixth and Seventh
streets. To good tenant the rant will b. SIS DER
month Apply to Elk LUNDY,
nova Off No. 125 Bridge stree t, GEORGETOWN
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LYON sALE.-The whole OF square No 522, front
4 ing on New jersey avenue, N street and 4sh
..rees For terms and particular ing uire at DIR j.
Ii. Knoll, on street, between Fourt enth and Fit
tsanth. rov1I-eoIe*
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WANTED-A GOOD MAN, TO O'FN OYE
w TIERS. Apply at FLINT'S.
nov 1E-2t
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4 Y TEACHERS - For sale low a pair If Gl, hes
! and 2 Philosophical Apparatus. EnQuirs OF
TAIAO6 0AVkY. nov II
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k>UsNlSHbD ROOMS SITTING ROUM AID
l. Bed Room in private family on Nisth street
nesr the Patent and Post Offices vi! bout board OF
with breakfast and tea Terms, including fuel aud
ghts. $50 per month. For address quire at the
Star office INV I7-3+a
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LfOR RENf.-A PAhLUk ANDB..D RAYBfR
4 furnished or unfurnished opposite Browns
Hotel, No. BAT, in one of the best and rlessantes
locations in the city. Apply at the confectionery
store OF J. g WEAVER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17

ESOH RENT OF SALE.-THE MODERN
Il Fcurstory Brick House Oh Thirs eenth st eet
near E, east side The house is in good repair, dry
cellars, and 20 good te ,ant the rent will be low.
Possession given on the lat November .spply to
oct 3O-f JAS G. MCGUIRE Auc'r
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Nv ANTtD-By a respec' able Woman SITUA-
w TlON as housekeeper, or as cook, " asher and
lroner in public or private family. Private family
prSl-rrsn; Address sc S" City Pest Cfica. OF
Afesandrla lost ONCE nov 16-3tA
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A CAfD.-LEWIs CAhU5:, in retiring from The
n profession in which he has bsen SO long and he
trusts 80 acceptaby engaged, tenders bis anhs to
the pubic who have 30 literally patroniz hin.
Mr.. C0CHEU, Tor many yea 3 q teacher ia New
York, Nolfols, and other Cities aud Last year in his
city and Georgetown, has taken his Saloon, and re
confidently recommends him to the notice of his
friends ~ fully qua.i6ed in his profession and
worthy tie confidence of the community ss q gen
tlenau.
his Saloon can be rented for Balls, Concerts, Par
ties Public Meetings, DC, on reasonable terms, 10y
application to CHARLES TUCKER, Agent,
nov l0-0t~ ...'s st TIE 81 DON
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M ANTED IMMEDIATELY "A Journeymsn
w Bootmaker. To steady hand. con, 1ant en-
pioymant given. apply to SAMUEL DATCHEK
No. BIG street, between Tenth and Eleventh SITS.
DCy !5-3t&
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WANTED, BY RESPEGr ABLE WOMAN,
w Situauon, who is a first rate washer and
'ronsr, an do all kinds If fine washing for ladies'
or chamber work. note addressed to ssM Nj" at
this Office. will soon be attended TO-
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GIFT CONCERT. gif; concert will come Of
tomorrow evening al Odd Frllows' Hail. Sew
eh street. This ooLcert viii re given by
the PsrIows Sewers vsluaGls articles vii
tt disposed Of See advertisement, 10 another
soiuLnp
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L House, lately occupied by the la.e Fred srick
s'eiser. te eased, on street east, Navy Yard The
propert, is in foe order, having all the necs sary
arrangements 'or the business For further psr,i.
cuiars enquire Of L. A. RYIHER or
Mrs MARIA SpEIsER,
No 500 Eleventh St Get, Navy Yard
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A'0t 1sE.' tt UBst9slUu given lmIneN.AieIy- -tLe
Il Late Office O. the Evening Star On st.. within
fifty yards of its junction with Twelfth street and
"a avenue. The building is Of Two stories The
lower story heing divided into three convenient
rooms and the upper being q large single roon IT
viii afford two convenient small shops fronting On
street. With ample working room ia tho rear AL
80 convenient painters carpentsr's or other
mechanics WORK shop above. Apply at Star Office
oct 26-tf -
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t>OR RENT.--A LARGE BRICK ICE-HOUsE.
Z convenient situated near the Ches .p.ake sud
Ohio Canal and Potomac River. Apply to the sub
srrlhers, at their Lumber Yard. corner of and
Twenty sixth streets Il, N.&JW. Massey.
nov l7-eo3w
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ODD PILLOWS FUNERAL-Mount Nebt
Lncampnent and Washington Lodge, I. o. o
preceded by band of music, are out il
procession this afternoon attending the fune
raj OF their late Brother Jas. Z Wall. Theil
destination Is the Congressional Cemetery
where the body is 20 be inferred.
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Va ANTkD-- "A steady single Man, cplor.d OF
w white, i, wanted t. toke care of horse AZ d
cow and garden, end fer other outdoor work Ar
plJ On tn premises. Fourteenth street. b-tveen p
and Q, or by tote addressed to Box $685. Citv Post
Office. nov 1s-3ts
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BY J. e. MCGUIRE. Auctfoneer.
4 of Vain hla

nev t4-oetd
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81 GILMAN'S INSTANTANEOUS Harm u.,p n, :,
lhe highest DIPLOMA Al the First Annual Exhil /
o " 'he hetrOpoiit.n Mechanics Institute at
ton, over all other preparations and now
throughout the United states ~
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4 VERY DESIRABLE STORE TO LEr-THE
n store on the east side of Eleventh street, one
door north Of Penns1 lvanis av.pu., lately occu-
store, is for rem low to q good tenant Apply to
g A. RANDALL,
nov lift Corner TveIfth and ID stroefs
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LfOR RENr-Iwo new four story brick HOUSES
4 On L street north, near III. corner Of Tourii
street west. They ara built in tbs v ~ best man
DER. o. modern style, wi every necessary conve-
nience. 10 good and punctual tenant the rent
will be moderate. Apply to j. T. CLEMETs, on
street, No. $50, or JAS. AENBY, at the Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17

W ANTED "A tenant for the Grocery store cor
w ner OF Third and Market street, Georgetown
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IA hNTED To HIRE-A ored Boy, abont IA
w years old. Apply at JNO. H GIBBS Hair
Dressing establishment, Wizards H tel
q
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Letter from Pass Christian.

d., t,.1srr.y sant % 1s54
NJ r..sceatss1{, AZ ~ .san,,a, sa;1;nr
matct, fo,, tbs soutbern yacht e1nh Cbollange
Cum, was RIM The entries were,
splpa measurement 81 foet Il inches / q R6bnssn.
Rteptc s. 50 e96 ); Sid; ,t Story
Mystery / Lafaystte.
The course was 81 usual. triangular ANGLES Of
q miles, twice round,
On drawing for position the 5Sg7oh drew the
winaward, next the .Hqstery then the Ripple
and Fenfare.
The wind was blowing a good whole-sail
breeze from the eastward, at II hours, 40
minutes. 35 seconds, when the signal gun was
lred for the start. They all got under way,
the Sv1pa as asuol leading. The Stake Boat
ar tbe Nississipni shore To fine eastward was
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From Mexico


Col Lane, whose arrival Mt Austin, on the
I'd inst, is announced by the State Times fur
nishes4 that paper with the following Informal
ton
L is the determination Of the revolutionary
leaders not to make a great sacrifice Of life to
gain possession of Matamoros but to establish
garr1sons at the passes of the Sierra Madre,
keep out improvements, cut off supplies, and
force Gen Vol to capitulate, or evacuate the
city, without a regular Investment The gene
raj opinion in Mexico is that Santa Anna is
preparing 70 leave the country. He is repre-
scented ~ having invested much Of his disposal
bic means III foreign securities 1t is thought
he Will an don Mexico on the receipt of the
81! ,00o, QUO nder the Gadsden treaty There
u no guessl at his movements The Indians
continue 70 ommit depredations The Com
nissioners and II impractieable to proceed
from no y ade City to Laredo, to investigate
the land 81 ms in Webb county, They have
returned ht . and will await for tie nuster-
ing IN Of tn rangers, in order to procure All
escort from that corps to proceed to I'll Paso.
The Whole frontler is in state OF utter inse-
curity The Quartermaster's hands were driven
ia from work at Ruggold Barracks on the 24th
OF August The danger to travellers in crossing
the country between the Nueees and the Flo
Grande is imminent
We find the following in the San Antonio
Western Texan Of the 18th inst:
4 THRILLING Disclosure Five gentlemen
arrived "a San Antonio on the 4th Of September.
who are Just returning from California, haviug
come by the overland route from Mazatlan, on
inc racine thelr names and places Of residence
are as follow;
Richard N Head, Bib county, Ga; John W.
Cole, Holly Springs, Miss; james Scheduled,
DAVID SfbDOlHA1A
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TaG French EXHIBITION OF INDusrRY.--It is
doubtless known to our readers, says the sew
York Express, that there is now preparing in
Paris 4 magnificent structural for tie exhibition
of the worlds industry-an imitation Ct tae
Crystal Palace in London, in New York, in
Dublin, and in Munich The French people,
and the French Government, are making an
effort to have there one of the greatest aud
grandest exhibitions Of human Industry tie
world ever beheld Aud in this effort there Il
scarcely a doubt the French will succeed, just
because in art-Rork they themselves are unri.
vailed and next, because Paris is the best
point in the World--the most central in paYer
and position for such an exhibition as is
aspired to. We, the United States, have been
invited to come forward with our works, and ths
French Consul General gives notice that ut SO
Walker street. New York, he will furnish IN
the English language all the information
desirable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-25

A GooL sror-TAe summit of Mount Wash.
ington, il New Hampshire, is decidedly cool
place, The highest point reached by the thcr-
mometer away up there in the last half of cur
not august WIS 50 degrees on the31st On tine
2oth i fell y 50 degrees. On the morning Of
the 233 there was plenty Office, one-fourth Of al
men IN thickness. During the evening Of the
Zath, there was magnificent display of the
Aurora Bsoreals, which lighted up the heavens
most hrilliantlytor several hours.
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Tater from Teras
ARRIVAL OF THE CHARLES nor.

Ai'i'i ' - Y ~ sl4NNLf2 3'o'9aS.
The steamship Charles Morgan, John I. Law
less commander, arrived yesterday morning
from Galveston, bringing dates to the I'D
HEALTH or GALVESTON Tie yellow fever
has prevailed with much severity ut Galveston
Tho n,,,,, Ia, of tor,oo,,t tor, f,a ar,
~ 41',,oSl 80 ,i,7 -. - ~ y H.
gust 70 tne loeh ~ september was z&t, 9nt "
was believed TO be abating when the steamer
sailed The number Of victims Of the epitlepi5
r in Galveston last year was 400. The News, Of
tbe 1qth aore
eii7 to'h' says
1t IS with great satisfaction we report ma
teral decrease IN the LIST OF deaths IN our city
u me early part q last week TN average NJ
about Twelve lnterhents eaeh Day: for INC
last tour days there mas oeen Ia an, twenty
eight bnrihls, anu OF these 2 1afse proportion
were infants lnosS q @A H. 4 hot ct, ue@
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-25

TIE Four OUNCE HAr.-It will be seen ~
reference to their advertisement in another
column, that D. Arcy s Go. have just received
ny their establishment, corner Of Canal and
Charities streets, the latest style Of Hat, weigh
ing only four ounces This Hat is the most
elegant thing in the tile line we ever saw and
It Is our firm resolve to sport one on the coming
Sabbath, Our friends who are in want Of tho
article should 60 and do likewise.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-25

FtT4L AeetpESr-0n the evening of the 18th
inst, during Q severe storm, while the suspcn-
sion Bridge, at Wheeling, was crowded With
vehicles and foot passengers returning from the
Fair, German boy named Charles Faas aged
10 years, son Of a member Of tile German Free.
mems Band, fell from the top of an omnibus ard
was trampled beneath the horses feet, by which
he was killed almost Instantly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-25
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