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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
Gxssas afsnss AnssIfsse ss WsssaAasy.haa The second annual cnurse of Lecturest
 before lihis 9Insgitnls afe advertised ao

! s0ApW4& M&nss An1ebfnee hf WaseRAa1ysss si sTheseeond annual icnurse of Lectures
 before llhis sInssiuls afs advertised 10
 coamencs oii sthe ssh inst. Rev. Dr.. Masoea of lNew Yo,k vill deliver lhe
 frss Lecture. and Henrg WsuiI Beechsr
 isengaged fontilulS 10th. Tlss cpusss will c0sisiss sof twelYs Eect6fss, by s6ne ol
 the mos. popular orsior1ss x oi she d,, day. Rsy, rE H, rhfHis Rev Jobnl Pis.poni, Rev., Walter Clask, D. D.s Hon, Henry
 o. Demidg. Prof aOlmsted. Rev "A. U.
 Stone. aaa others. < The siiizens of was
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

msr Charles 0'eUanur. the U. slaiss district attorney for Ne% HOiA, Having been tor Htysfvs years bachelor. was married few Hags aase to young widow of that sily. He argued a case in tbe morning. aiasd stEtke club in the ai,ernOdd. d0d Eas iipsrIiisd iiip the even ing. Hs. s0Hn after ssstlsa m hbadfed thousand dollars upon stlsesbfide ' T
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

! A RAiLsAr D1ss--- Tue papcee c0htain.
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 ffeqpenllilig Irsilyayss and tTsyslliRR about
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

H T6s s wssalhsr lOrs ibs last }. issek has been as, ehapgsable ss cppld be. Ae- sired --an inteEpingling ef 2 6aashine. clouds. rain. sitRnd snow nGlsaf and cold. "s prsssns. s' sssssIs N hsr.s9 srsaa s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

Tke Burt Esmilg are enlertaining the neigbhogiag towns with llsir Psrfarm. Anoes. and are Aigsg praised ,vhefsrs, they have appsared They will probably give one of their exhibitions herein few days. wsss zsl.A H4abI. as gal4 4Eg,5
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

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MULTUM IN PARVO,

Mrs. Windle, who was announced as having
died at New Orleans from the yellow fever,
and about whom several affecting obituaries
were written, is alive and doing we'll.
In May last, ]. J. Roberts was re elected
President of Liberia, and Stephen A. Benson
Vice President
The annual State Agricultural Fair of Penn
cling on the 9th inst.
The Methodist Episcopal Church of the
United States has 12467 churches, capable of
seating 4 ,209, 1873 persons The church prop
erty is valued at Sl4, 636, 67l.
Five hundred hands are employed at Colts
Pistol factory at Hartford, Conn, who average
$3.50 each per day.
1t is said that Madame Sontag will soon
pass through Washington on her way South,
when she will give us three concerts.
Queen Victoria has prohibited the Polka
being danced in her presence.
The New York Democratic State Convention
meets to-day. The 'Hards' and sSoftsn
will have a rich time of it,
The real estate property in Cincinnati is
valued by the assessors at S57772,0S5. show
ing an increase in six years of $50, s72, $3.50.
The receipts of Juilien's concert at New
York on Sunday night for the benefit of the
New Orleans sufferers, are reported at about
$1,000
Seventy-fve race horses are in training in
Kentucky, and upwards of fifty of them will
be at the Oakland races, which begin on the
Sd of October
A public meeting of spirit rappersis held at
ST. Louis every Sunday
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For improvement in the mode Of bucking
cloth. Patented in England Nov. s, 1853. s
Hervy S. Ross, of cincinnati, 0hio-For inn
provement in fences. -
Samuel B. Sumner, of Grantville, Mass. :
For Improvement in boot jacks.
Josiah NJ. Smith, of New York, n Y.-For
improved cutter head for moulding machines.
Richard H. Townsend. of New York. n. Y.
For Improvements in working the valves of
steam engines.
Frederick w. Norton, of Lasswade Great
Britain.-For improvements in the manufae-
ture of plain and figured fabrics.
James Rankin, of Detroit, Mich.-For i'm
provement in hanging mill saws.
John Chilcott and Robert Smell. of Brook.
Ign, N. Y.-For improvement in screw fasten-
ings for boots and shoes.
Leonard A. Stockwell, of Batavia, n. Y
For improvement in lard lamps.
Reissus.-Wm. Crompton, of Hartford, CT.
assignor to Merrill A. Furbush and George
Crompton, of Worcester, Mass.-For improve.
ment in figure or fancy power looms. Patent.
cd Nov. IS, 1887, extended April Q, 1851.
additional ImprOremept.-Geo +. S. Tim.
norman, of Charlestown, Va For improve.
ment in winnowers and threshcrs Patented
Feb. 8, 1853.
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Personal.

go. 1t is said that VIM P. Preston. of Bal
timore county. Md, will run as an independ-
ent candidate for Congress in the Sd Congress
sional district of Maryland, and that the Wings
will make no nomination. Mr. Preston was
candidate for nomination by the Democratic
party of his district, but was badly beaten by
Joshua Vansant before the convention.
80. Miss Davenport, the charming actress
is now performing at the Walnut Street Thea
tire, Philadelphia.
80. Mr.. Eddy, young American, now per-
forming at the Bowery Theatre, New York,
is said to be one of the best actors of the day.
He will make his mark in theatrical history
80. Charley Burke and Harry Lehr, the
latter one of the best living representatives of
Ethiopian character, are engaged to perform
at Arnold's Olympic, Baltimore
80. The Collins Sisters and Troupe arrived
here this morning and took apartments at
the National
.... late English paper says that Mr..
Brooke is now the property of three specula-
tive California gentlemen, to whom he is un-
der an engagement to perform for eight hun
dred nights, which will run over term of four
years, and for which, exclusive of travelling
and other expenses, he receives ZIG 900 Dur
ing this engagement he visits Lordon, Liver
pool, Manchester, Birmingham, Dublin, New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Mo
bile, Charleston, Havana, San Francisco, Sa-
cramento, Rio de Janeiro, and Melbourne.
80. The following strange paragraph ap-
pears among the Germannews in the Gazette
Musicale:
The prisoner, Hartung, who is under SEN
tence of death, has potItioncd the King that
his execution may be postponed to give him
time to finish an opera, of which he is writing
the text and music"
go. Late San Francisco papers state that
Mrs. Sinclair and Mrs. Baker continued to
play at the American before crowded houses.
go. &. P. L. James has arrived in this CITY
and is stopping at Browns
80. Hon. R. Barnwell Rhctt, of South Car
olina, is here.
Sc. Hon. Geo. NJ. Dallas is stopping with
his relative Robt. j. Walker
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-13

STRAsBURG ACADEMY.-The attention of
the readers of the Star is called to the
advertisement of the Principal of the
S;rasbrg pa Academy in to-day's pa
per. This Academy is conducted in the
most admirable manner, by gentleman
of acknowledged ability, and located in
one ofthe most healthy and beautiful sec.
tons of Pennsylvania.
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Look for NOELL e. BOYD, Blind Ma
kGVk and Uph oil stererS.

Pennsylvania are. south SIDE, bet 9Th and l0th SIS
w + would inform our old customers and the pub
w lie generally, that we are prepared 10 ill any
orders in our business, with prOmptness. viz: We
manufacture daily, every kind OF Inside Venetian
BLINDS, either Plain Fancy. We have also,
Painted SHADES OF every style, White Linen or
Buff Shades, Fancy RI ed Blinds. &c. We enume-
rate Lounges, Easy and other Chairs. Curled Hair
and Shuck mattresses, Ottomans, Diyans, sc.
Carpets and Curtains neatly made and warranted
to fit.
N Bold Blinds painted and trimmed in the
best manner. sep l2-aom
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THE sTRAsBURG ACADEMY.

LGncCster county, PennsyspGnln,
WILL open its Both session on the first MON
w Dry IN NOTEMBER. 1853. The Inst
tuition situated eight miles southeast of Lancaster
city, from which place there daily stage to Sras-
burg, leaving the city every afternoon 81. O'Clock
Fare 81 a cents.
Access may he obtained TO the Academy bv a
branch railroad which connects Strasburg with the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad al Lealnon
Place, twelve miles east of Lancaster city. BOYS
will be prepared for College, and for the va,ioiis
businesses M life. Number OF Teachers in the In
slitution Is six. For Catalogues address
JESSE OREN. NJ. d., PRINCIPAL.
Strasburg, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
sen l,}-tt
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NEW MUSIC, &c.

NEW MUSIC, &c.
~ We have received this morning Our regular
weekly supply of MUSIC it consists OF great va
riety OF new and beautiful Songs; POlkaS; Marches;
QuckstepS, Natzcs; Duets; Guitar Music, &c.
We also invite the attention of friends 10 the
very select assortment OF MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENTS that we opening. These have been
selected with great care by the subscriber. aud he
feels confident saying be surpassed in quail
ty and price south of New York. Thankful for the
very kind and liberal patronage heretofore extended,
he trusts by attention business, merit contiI-
uation. JNO. +. ELLIS.
Penn. avenue. between 9th and 10th streets.
sen II
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New Fall Styles of Gentlemen's Fur
nSshjng GOuds.

rHAS. Ii. LANE has just returned from New
~ York, and is now opening large and elesan,
assortment OF Cravats Scaris. Stocks Ties, Gloves
Suspenders, Handkerchief, Hosiery, &C.. together
with all other articles usually found firstclass
establishment.
The public are respectfully invited TO call ard cx-
anime my stock, which will be cheerfuIly exhibited
all with polite atterton. Reasonable prices and
fair dealing may be ree, upon.
LANES Hat, Cap, and GentIemcn's
Furnishing Establishment, Penn. avenue,
sep l3-eo9w near !, street.
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

Corner Of l0th and E streets, Old Medical College.
THE duties of this Institution were resumed on
i the 9Th instant. The Classical and Mathemat-
zeal departments, where the same branches are
taught in other Academies in this city, is in the
ond story. The Primary Department is iii the first
story.
Circulars can be obtained at the Bookstores.
Rev. JAMES NoURsE, A. NJ. Associate.
Rev. J. w. WIN.Ns, A. NJ Principal.
NJ. ID. WELLS, Teacher of Primary Department
Mons. I. RAvOLT, Professor of Modern Lam
l3
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THE notice which appeared in Mondays Intel
Il hgencer, and the Star of yesterday, signed by
Thomas Oxey, makes it necessary for me TO state
to the public that the affairs of Samuel Stott Co.
have not been settled by arbitration, though a sin
cere attempt so to settle them has been made by
me. The arbi!rators appointed were not able to
agree to an award. SAMUEL STOTT.
Washington, september l3, 1853
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. n3NGILNaN's LIeuTp Ham DYE is the only article
now used in this city. Gentlemen who wear whis-
kers or mustachos of gray or reddish hue wishing
to attend a ball or party, can appear in suit of
black, by devotng additional minute at their tot
lei in using the very celebrated article which heads
this notice. Prepared 10y z. d. Gilman, Chemist, of
This
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~ Joe Shillington receives all the NEw
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
rs agent for Harpers and all the other Magazines,
and our readers will always find large and good as
ertment of Blank Books and Stationery his Book
tore, Odeon Building, corner of ~ street and Penn
ylvania avenue. aug 10
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a CAisD.

n the IntellgeIccr Monday published notice
1 inforIning the public that the partnership under
the name and style of Samuel S.ott 4 Co. had been
dissolved; that It's business had Eccn settled BIZ
btration: and that a large number of accounts had
been assigned ME by the award.
In this (FuesiayD mornings b1fsUigepccr appears Il
cnrd from Mr.. Stott DENYING that the affairs of the
firm had been settled h. arbitration. and say ing tst
the arbitrator apr ointpd rot able t. agree in
award. TO ettl- this mater publish below a note
received by me from one of the arb;tratOrs.
Stpten Der l3. 1855 THOMAS OXLEY.
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The Misses Collins Sires, Wednesday evening"
Cards Of admission be obtained by early applca
ton to Hilbus HitE, Pennsylvania avenue.
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ONE CENT md a Basket of Tin

" CITppIUSB FtWHfU. = kandWay lrOin
the subscriber, on the 10th instant. Edward O'F1a-
herty, an indentured Apprentice to the Tin and
SheetiTo business. All persons are iorewaned
from harboring the said boy, the'aw will be
strictly enforced against them | will give the above
reward TO any person that will return the said
OFlaherty. w. 3. WRIGHT.
I3-.tr
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The Misses Collins GRIND Soiree Husicole-A few
tickets to this choice cnteIt ,irment can lie had OF
Mrs. G. Anderson, Pcnnsy lvania avenue.
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DRESS FOR sALE-A Super Royal SMITH
L PRESS, in ercel9ent order, for sale low, at the
Star Office. aug4-u