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lNOR SALE.-At private sale, LOT and i'm
Il provcments on square 372. This lot is located
on New York avenue. between 9th and 10th streets,
north side, fronts y feet five inches New York
avenue, running back one hundred ard thirtyfve
feet to street, n'rh. Also Lot 5, OH Sth street,
east side. in square 10, between X and L streets,
fronts % feet running back sktysix feet six inches
Apply to j. b. lARDELLA, Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, Capitol Hill. sep lit
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A CAR RID

n the 1ntclligencer of Monda".I published n no
tee informing the public that The partnership
under the name and style of Samuel Stott Co.
had been dissolved; that its iu,iless had been set
tied by arbitration: and that large number Of ac-
counts had beeu assigned ma by the award.
In this Tuesday mornings Integenccr appears
n card from Mr. Stott den, ing that the affairs of the
firm had been settled by arbitration al say ing that
the arf itrators appointed not able TO agree i'm
an award To tettIe this matter, publish below a
note received 10y me from one of their arbtrstos
September 13, 1853. THOMAS OyLEY
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1T AM A FACT

ina 10 Keep lIle famy always supplied with
amount of money, you must huy oi The Model Gro
McGRAW & JACOBS.
Corner of Penn. avenue and 18th street.
sen l1-dlW
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rEORGETOyVN SAND YARD.-Ths subscriber
~ keeps constantly on hand large supply of
WHITE and GRAY SAND, and Gravel, suitable for
building and other purposes, which he will sell on
reasonable terms. and deliver customers in Wash
ngton and Georgetown. Orders left at the Wood &
Coal yard of Orme Barron, on Green street, near
the Canal, will he pramptly attended to.
iv 30-6wSST R. r. Raglan,
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ALEXANDRIA STEAM sAW.mILLs

Corner Of onion aud GiJhon st, fcts.
WE have constantly hand, and for sale, large
w supply OF WHITE and YELLOW PINE
TIMBER. and Eastern Shore H'HTTE OAK.
Us Orders for LUMBER S.4H'ED to sizes filled
with despatch, and upon reasonable terms.
aug iO-lm+ SMITH & WATTLES
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STANDARD MUSIC.


l. Just received at the Music Depot :-saemtliche
Trios nebst Qurtetfen und Quntetten fuer Piano.
Violin, Viola, FiOncellO, Oboe, Clarinetto, Horn,
and Fagott, Won Ludwig Won Beethoven. EbonSo,
Mozars volstaendige, Trios, Quartetten und Quin-
tetten fuer dieselben Instruments.
Also, constantly on hand, German French, and
Italian SONGS. HILBUS & HITZ,
sep9 South side Pa. av., near 10th street
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WHITE BRANDY, Ac.-Just received,
w and for sale
White Brandy, fourth proof for preserving
Green Ginger, Mustard Seed, Spices, of every
kind
White Wine Vinegar, and 1900 gallons pure
Cider Vinegar.
To which the attention of all those i'm want is in
vited GEO. & TIIOS. PARKER & co,
opposite Browns Marble Building.
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Collectors once, Sept. 4, 50 3.
NOTICE TO ia X-PAYE RS.-Dtductto fG,. rroup Mt
~ poyment-Notice is hereby given that the
Taxes for the year 1853 due and pay able at
this Office; and that deduction of eight per cent.
is allowed by law for the current year if paid Oh or
before the Both instant. X. j. ROCHE,
sep l5--roi Collector.
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TT FOR RENT-A th:ce-sto BRICK
M# HOUSE, containing seven rooms, well fir
A'sxs.nishcd furniture for sale. The house Is in a
good neighborood, and in perfect order. ReLt SlS0
per anDum. For further particulars address Fox ls2
sep l0-lw f.. &. TIL MPSON.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO-LET.I
Il have two Furnished ROOMS 10 let, over No
ell BoydS Store, which are very convenient to
men WHO have business with any OF The Public De
partmenS. being equal distance from the Capitol and
Presidents House. Enquire Of WIN. NOEl.I.. on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. south side, between 9th and
10Th streets. son I1-ao..&
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GRAND BALL.-The New York Associa-
" ton of the Franklin Fire Company will give a
BILL, on MONDAY, October Eth
I0--po3t
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B"A If the hi.snd Friendship Club.-A splendid an
ncrsaTy bail is being gotten up by the gllan, spirits
e" rhr Island Friendship Club, take place at Island
Hall. on the 9th of October. In their hands in reIa
non this as well "a other matters they undertake.
there i no such word a. fail"
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John Neal says Neal BOWS administration
OF the mayoralty cost Portland 1924. 900 in a
single year in ineemdiary fires. The year be-
fore Dow came into office the loss by fire in
Portland was Only $S775, and the wear after
he went out of office only Sic 400, but during
his year of Office they amounted to nearlv
$3.50, 900.
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OLD ROCKS

BOUGHT, sold, and exchanged at A. ADAM
- SONS Bookstore, Oh 18th street, opposite tn,
Post Office, where he keeps constantly on hand all
the cheap Publications., Magazines, and Newspa
perS. Also, Blank Books, Stationery, Pens Inks
sc. Any of the cheap Publications bought of him
will he taken back M half price. sep I0-eo3s
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AUCTION SALES.

By e. N. sTRATTON, Actioneer.
CHAMPAGNE WINE, PORT and
- Brown sherry, Superior Pale
Brandy, Cigars, &c.-on SATURDAY Of
ternoou. September 18th, at O'Clock, at my Auction
Rooms. shall sell, without reserve, TO cover adj
vancsS-
baskets Hcidsick Champagne
100 bottles super Pale Brandy
1to do do Brown Sherry
60 do extra super Pale Brandy
2O,O GOO Cigar, assorted Brands
Terms: Thirty and sixty days credit, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
sep 15-3t-
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~ FALL BONNETS, Latest StMe, Just
s3E tGpeucd, al SHEDD'S Fancy Goods Mill
- merry Store, llth street, above PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. The Ladies Will find il to their advantage
to call before they purchase elSewher.
IL
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
~ NOW IS THE TINE.
~ pieces Prusian Cloth, all shades; Is pieces plain
all wool Mousselains; Silk PopIins; Black Alma
cas-; Black Bombazin"s; Black Silks, all widths
Black Nett Mtts; Black aud Colored Kid Gloves
ShaWls; CalIcoe;; Ginghams; Irish Linens; also.
well assorted stock of Beached and Brown Do
meSticS. WIN r. RILEY
aug 29-lm cor Sth ST., Opp'c Centre Market
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f. FOR II Il IA two-story BRICK
;;"E HOUSE, situated on 18th street. near Snithso-
A;s*.nan Institution. Apply to A. A. SLOAN, first
shoe Store below 10th street. Pennsy wanna ave
nue., north side. sen l5-rltf-
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VNHE PROPRIETOR OF THE IR-
Il WING HOTEL would respectfully remind the
public that, during the repairs of Willlar's Hotel
he offers accommodations to those who have bust
ness i'll the upper part of the city; who like airy
and comfortable apartments
aug 2a-lm DANIEL ID. FRENCH.
(tHaRCDAL TOOTH PASTE, OIeo
~ phane, Lubn's Extracts, Farina's Cologne
Soaps, Cleaver's Clarified Marrow, Adams Excel
sior, BarryS TrcophrrouS, &c, just received and
for sale low al LtMMOND'S, 18th street, below E.
sep l2-en3t
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BIZ HOESE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
Baltimore Earxetf,

BALTIMORE, Sept. l., 10 N.-Small
sales -four at yesterdays prices. Receipts
small. Stock light. Market quiet.
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by f. N. sTRATTON, Auctfoneer.
TWO NEW BRICK DWELLINGS
L at AuctiOn.-On M0ND.fY, Sentember
18TH, at o'clock, the remises I shall Sell the
south part of Lot No 9, in square No 3I6 fronting
80 feet on tlth street west, between G. and II SIS
north, by 20 feet deep, improved by two new, sub
stana and modern built brick houses, just finished
containing eight rooms each.
The above property is located in pleasant neigh
boFhood, equidistant from the Government Depart
mcnts, and IN every respect desirable Tor a private
residence.
Terms: One-third cash residue i'm three equal
lhsfa mentS of 6, IL, and IL months, with interest,"
secured by deed of trust on the premises.
Iitie beyond dispute. Couveyancing at the OK
pehsc Oh me purchaser. sep l3-dis
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Tickets S20-Halves Sl0-Quarte,s 50

Certificate OF package cost:
Is Wholes. $4,000 26 Quarters ..... SO GC
10 Halves. $500 Do Eighths ...... 80 &c
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I0Procfmcnts.-The impro wing condition of our
city affords an abundant supply of work to the in
dufiriouS mechanics Of Washington. As fast as one
house Il completed the woramen are removed 10 the
commencement of another. This will continue
until the season IN which outdoor work can be ac
co'npiShed, will be ended, and enough will remain
." Insure lively opening for the approaching searon
The work of ou Washington mechanics will bear
comparison with that of any city in the Union
Generally the work of the present season, for beauty
and evidence of durability, cannot be ercelIed.
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ROOMS TC-LET.-TWo neatly furnished
IL ROOMS, situated in retired and pleasant
part OF the city, will bc rented reasonable terms,
TO single gentlemen, by Mrs. MtNROE, southeast
corner OF south Capitol and streets.
li-,}tH
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MAGNIFICENT MARYLAND LOTTERIES,
For Septem Der, 1853.
PAYMENT OF PRIZES GUARANTEED BY
THE ST.fTE OF MIR YL~dND

Regular Licensed agents for the Stcte Of Maryland,
Corner South street and Exchange Place. Baltimore
'HEfollowing SPLENDID SCHEMES are particularly
i worthy the attention of the public comprising
some of the most Brilliant Lotteries ever drawn in
the United States.
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On THURSDAY. September %, 1853.
P.3T.dPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY, Glass 259
Is Numhers-l2 Drawn Ballots
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Horse Se0'i"~-There has been much Of this
Anu OIL th"it committed recently, and we have not
heafd OF single recovery. By advertisement it will
DC seen mat TWO mares were stolen from Mr. Syives
Ter Noiand and horse from Mrs. Ann Scott. The
loss 10 the latter bears very heavy, the horse was
hef nam reliance III tie business she follows, and
We think the thief shHnld have a halter around his
own neck for thus roLbing poor woman. Some
thing should be done by owners of horses TO detect
md bring 10 punishment these marauders ON their
property.
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Magnificent Twenty Dollar Lottery

On SATURDAY, September %, 1853
GRIND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Class r.
IS Numbers-l2 Drawn RaIlots
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Roc IN the County Jal-Some of the rowdies who
are conhued IN The Jail had fight day or two
since Ill the prison, by which one of them was very
badly beaten and injured. Punishment does not
seem to affect their fighting propensities They
Should be put to work
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I'm Ofcicl I'isn 70 hc Nary Frrd.-Yesterday
afternoon, at half past three O'Clock the Secretary
Of the Navy, Mr.. DOBbin, visited the Washington
Navy lard. lie was received by the officers of the
Yard and Lieutenant J. A. Dslilgren of the Ordnance
"tpaf'inem- The Secretary was conducted TO the
Battery, where Mr. DahlgTeH displayed unusual skill
IN the experiments with the large and small guns
The men under his charge are smart and active AZ
Their vocation, and we have no doubt that the Sec
Rotary was pleased with their nlanipuIations.
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Certificates of package cost
% w holes. $500 25 Quarters ..... 1854
Is Halves. ........ $3.50 % Eightlls. ... Sl2
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A Good Three Dollar Lottery.

On MONDAY, September 10, 1853
P.7T.4PSCO INSTITUTE LOTTER Y, Glass 2
NmuhprS-li RaIIofS
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! - Ccrl1lcaIe OF parKage COST:
p Wholes. $500 % Quarters ....... So. 75
IS Halves. ........ 80 % Eighths ....... 1877
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.7PPotnt"cnt.-Major French, the new Commits
sioner of Public Buildings, has appointed Mr. John
F. Chatterton, of New Haven, brave soldier in the
Mexican war: TO the post of a watchnan at the Can
d.
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BELLs':cBRLIjsoIBELIAi

IINHE subscribers manufc ature and keep GOnstaIIt
l. ly on hand all sizes of Church, Factory, Steam
Boat, Ferry, Locomotive, Sehoo-houss. and Planta-
ton BELLS. These bells are hung with the patent
iron yokes with movable arms. They can be turn
ed around 30 that the clapper will strike in a new
place, which IL desirable after bell has been Tufg
few years. Springs affixed in a new way 10
prevent the cIapper from resting teh bell thereby
prolonghg the sound These bells are manufactured
from the best stock, and east in iron castings.
At this foundry these were first used, and are fouad
to be great Improvement. We give a written war
rauty that If church bells break within one year from
date Of purchase, with fair usage, we will recast
without charge. The tone of all bells is warranted.
Nearly 1000 bells have been and sold from this
foundry, which is the best evidence of their superb
ority. We have fifteen gold and silver metals,
awarded from the various fairs, 60 for the best bells
FOR sonorousness and purity of tone" We pay par
ocular attention to getting up peals or chimes, and
can refer TO those furnished by u.s. Our foundry is
within a few rods of the Hudson river, Erie canal,
AID railroads running in every direction. As this
the largest establishment of the kind i'll the United
Sites, and has tire largest assortment of bells, Or
des can be filled with great despatch We can re-
tertO bells in any of the States. Old bells taken
exchange for new ones. Levels, compasses, &c,
constantly on hand. Address ~
TnTy r. A. MENEELf'S SONS.
iy6-rrf....-- -......t.-.. West Tray, Ny. o
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Law School Of Cumberland 7univsrsity,

rs At LEBANON TENNESSEE. ~
FACULTY, Hon. ABRAHAM CARUTHERS.Ia te
L. one of the circuit Judges of Tennessee, -
Hon. NATHAN GREEN, late one of The Judges of
the supreme court of Tennessee.
Hon. BROMFIELD L. RIDLEY, one of the Chan
Judges CARUTaERs and GREEN devote their
whole time exclusively to the school. ~ ~. ' ''.
Pton Of instructi0n.--l. Daily examinations of
each class on the text books. No regular course of
lectures but explanations OF the daily lessons in the
progress of the examinations.
2. Weekly moot courts of common law and equity
in which students commence suits on statement Of
facts gwen by the Professors, and prosecute them
through all the processes known in actual practice.
The cases are so framed to require them 20 pre-
pare deeds. bills records and all sorts of documents
to be read as evidence in the trials. Some of the
cases are taken by appeal to supreme moot court;
which is held monthly in the class, and III public at
the end of every session The students act clerks
hers, jurors, circuit judges, and. chanceors, and
other official capacities connected with their suits
Sessions.-The first session commences the third
Monday in September, and ends third Thursday in
February. The second commences the succeeding
Monday In February, and ends second Thursday III
July. Fl. ri = ri :..,- -. ~
Expenses per Session-Tuition fee $50, in advances
contingent fee 50; boarding about $50. Students
furnish their own books, which can be had III the
Lebanon bookstores. E..
-Four sessions required to complete the course, UNI
less the students enter advanced class. No pre-
vlOus study required for admission. There are four
regular classes. Students may enter at any time
during the collegiate year.
There is moot legislature connected with the
school. .., ..-- -.... p. ...... ..,
The number of students the last collegiate year
.-- -. ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,s -.
jy 9-3m President Board Trustees.
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CORNER OF CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, Mp,
RE daily adding to their rch and elegant stock of
"A GOODS, and invite citizens and strangers to
call and examine their assortment. consisting In part
of English GOLD LEVERS of the best makers,
with Hunting, Magic, and open cases; fine Swiss
Levers and Lepines, and silver watches of evefyva
riety and style. -. - "- SE
Rich Diamonds, Pearls, and other Precious Stones,
set in the most approved styles. ' fH
Bracelets, Ear Rings, Pins, Galatians, gold Fob,
Vest, and Guard Chains, Keys, Pencils, Studs,
Sleeve and Vest Buttons, with every variety Of Jew
ery. 90 ~ ~
Rich silver Tea and Coffee sets, Pitchers, Goblets,
Cups, Walters, Baskets, Spoons, Pie, Desert, Cake,
and Ice Cream Knives. ,'!i
Fine plated Tea and Coffee sets, plated Baskets,
Castors,T Egg Stands; Epergnes, Vegetable Dishes.
plated and albatta Also, afbatta Forks and Spoons,
together with great variety of Fancy Goods, such
as rich Vases, Card Baskets Perfume Bottles, Fans,
Portmonnaies, Jewelry Cases, Caskets, and Work
Boxes Also, ladies' and gen1emen's Writing Desks,
ana dressing Gases. .ae-r a.. r ..:-r --r
{G5- Clocks, Bronzes, Parton and Dresden Goods,
III every variety All of which can be had on the
most reasonable terms. =, AZ " 4.
jy 6-n g.. . CANFIELD, BROTHER & Co. 81
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New York MarbIed Iron Works.

Office and SGies Room, No Alb, broadway, opposite
New Hdren Railroad Depot, Mandatory corner
of 9th hrenue aud Attn street, neGr the CrytGl Pal
ace, New York. l- =. g.. . %. ..... .s.... |
TTNHE original and most extensive Manufacturers
Il of MARBLEIZED CAST IRON MANTELS,
TABLE TOPS, COLUMNS, PILASTERS, CLOCK
CASES, COUNTERS, &c Also, all kinds of CAST
INGS, for Buildings, such as WINDOW LINTELSb
STILLS, DOOR-WAYS, BALCONIES, sc. Ill
The above Company, having just completed new
and most extensive Foundry and Mandatory, beg
leave to call the attention of architects, Builders
and the public generally to their assortment of Mar
beized Iron Mantels, and other Articles which tley
are now producing an enlarged scale; the beauty
and designs of which, and their exquisite finish, have
never been equalled and cannot be e1celled.
The exact limitations Of the finest varieties of Mar
bic, such as Egyptian, Sienna, Brocatelle, Verd An
tique Agate, Prince Albert, Jaspar, Pyrenese, Light
Spar. White Statuary, &C., have elected the UNI
qualified cOmmendation of c0nnoisseurs i'll Marbles.
and fuly established their popularity with the pub
lie ~ --l :
Some of the advantages in this discovery consist
III lt> capability of wlthstanding high degree Of
heat of resisting oils and acids, which stain and de-
face Marble, and their cheapness (being about one
third the cost i'll comparison with all other kinds of
Mantes; also, OF being packed and sent with safety
to any part of the country. ..t-.c-r
The Marbling department is under the direction Of
Mr. +. SHOEMAKER, who first introduced this inval-
liable discovery to the public, and demonstrated its
practical utility and applca metals and other
varieties of pattern, will be furnished when desired.
Address orders and communications to
CHARLES CROSBY,
jV ;-pOsm .-f Spcrptary
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A Novel Case.

In the Court of Quarter Sessions on
Saturday, before Judge Thompson, case
somewhat novel in its aspect was heard.
1t appears that while the Z. S. steam fri
gate San Jacinto, was lying at Malta, two
men named VIM. Riley and Jas. Thomp-
SON, belonging to the British Marine
Corps, deserted, and secreted themselves
on board the San Jacinto. Their pres
ence was unknown to the officers of that
vessel. When the frigate arrived at Glib
Ealter, the captain was notified by the
British authorities that two men had de-
serted at Malta, and were believed to be
on board the frigate. '.-
Search was made, under the direction
of the American officers, but the two men
were not discovered. -..-. III.
After the frigate had left Fayal on her
homeward passage, the deserters ventured
upon deck, and were taken into custody
and put in irons, where they remained
until the arrival of the vessel at the Navy
Yard at Philadelphia, and several days
subsequent. The Secretary Of the Navy
being appraised of the matter, ordered the
two men to be discharged. In the mean
time habeas corpus had been issued to
bring the men before the Common Pleas.
u. S. District Attorney Ashmead made
return to the writ in accordance with
the order of the Secretary of the Navy,
and said that the officers would have dis
charged the men but for the outstanding
habeas corpus. He intimated that the
State Courts had no cognizance of the
matter, and had it not been for the order
alluded to, he would have contested the
matter. . ...-..-.. ---,--
B. Rush said he appeared at the instance
of the British Consul, who had reason to
believe that the men were deserters from
the British service, and although the Con-
sui had not been officially notified of the
fact, yet he felt warranted in asking that
they be detained until he could hear from
the British Embassy at Washington
G. j. Husband, for the deserters, op-
posed any further detention, inasmuch as
there was no charge against them, and as
the return to the writ showed that they
were held in custody by nobody. LIZ.
Judge Thompson said that the case was
3 clear one, and that nothing was left for
him to do, but to order their discharge,
which was accordingly done.-Philddel-
psia Pennsgluouan,