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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05
BY GREEN g. SCOTT, Auction,ers.
z NUREE NEW ERkME lInlrsES Nm Inr.

lNHREE NEW FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS at
L ACCTi0N.-On WEDNESDAY, the 5th inst
We shall sell, in front of tn. premises at o'clock D.
M, three handsome two-story frame Houses, and the
lots on shich they stand being all of Lot No. 25 in
square No. i9,, having front of Is feet nine inches
on Four and-ahaf between q and II streets south
The houses contain five good and conveniently ar
ranged rooms each. and closets in every reom ard
TorcIes in front The Lots run back loo feet to q
p foot alley.
Terms: 0pe-haf cash; balance in six ard twelve
months the purcha-er give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day OF salc deed
given and de-d Of trust taken.
Title inlisputable. GREEN & SCOTT,
prf1 ID
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GEMS FOR THE OPERAS.

rLhs fhuM NORMA; Lucia di Lammermoor;
- Lucrezia Borgia; Fleurs Italienne. full sets
Lheae ae Beethoven; Opera Chorus Book Bertiui's
Studies Tor the pisno LEcho du Mont Blanc Polka:
anu HI me late songs schottsches, Polkas altzes
&C, regularly received and for sale at
- Winners, 9th street
Where you can always get Guitar and Violin strings
Stationery, Hampton's Tncture. Phillips. Liomid
Giue, P-n-kniVss, Colognes, Toilet Soaps, Rasors,
Shaving Creams and Boxes, Toothbrushes. Hair,
brushes, Porta-monnaies, Combs Gum Labels. Sc
&c, &c ES-Store open til nine o'clock at night.
10
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81 Joe ShflitngtOn receives all the Nrw
Books and NEWSPAPERS fast published He
Is agent for llarper's aud all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good
ortinent OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
tore Odeon Building, corner st x street and Penn
ylFahla avenue aug 10
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80 FO II A L E-Onc twostory FRAME
.mal HOUSE, the southeast corner of of Slass,t-
AAAchusctts avenue and 18th street; yr1 und H. h
feet. Terms cash. Price $1,000. One ditto, with
brick basement, situated New York avenue
east of Northern Liberties Market Ground l 600 it.
Price 81. 100 = cash. Two ditto. on NJ street north
together Ground ,0SO feet each Price 1926 each,
ca.h several vacant lots for sale on liberal terms
D0N0Ii0 & MAGILL,
Real Estate Agents, llth 1t near Pa. avenue.
o0-eO3tE.
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NOR SALE-A valuable FARM of 30 acres
Il near Alexandria. Amy gentleman wishing to
purchase very desirable private residence nesr the
city will be furnished the particulars terms of SALE
&c, by calling at my rooms in Todds Building, Pa
avenue II. CAMERON.
oct +TuSPtf
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

PROFESSIONAL CARD.
hrs. X. J. HUNTER, members Of the Royal
II College of Surgeons, late of Islington London,
have taken up their residence in Washington, for
the treatment of
DISEASES OF THE CHEST.
comprising affections of the THROAT, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, CONSTIPATION, and diseases of the HEART,
to which branch Of their profession they have for
many years given their exclusive attention. The pc
cUlrarIty of the treatment employed by Drs. H., is
that the remedies employed are administered by In
HALATION in the form of vapor.
Residence and office, 10Th street, between and
ii streets. sep6-u
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Nomination for Conprers

MOBILE, Oct. 1.-The Democratic Con-
vention of the Second District of Louisi-
ana have nominated A. w. Jourdans as
their candidate for Congress at the ensu-
ing election.
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HATS, HATS.

HATS, HATS.
- FALL STYLE!-A fresh SUPPLY have
IA just received other new and beautiful STYLES of
dress HATS, suitable for young mems wear.
Alfo Beebes and other fashionable styles-a full as
sortment always on hand at LANES
Hat Cap, and Gents. Furnishing Establish
ment, Pa. avenue near AZ street.
sep 22-eo2w- INTEL
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DREPARE FOR FALL g. Winter,
Just received, splendid assortment of Fall
and Winter GOODS, which will be made to order
III the best style and OH reasonable terms, by
w. MOORE,
Fem avenue, next to corner 9th street.
sep l4-lm
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BY w NJ. II. LEWIS, Auctteneer.
hF1CE on PENNSYLVANIA n, enup. between lith
" and 18th St.. where consisnments of Watches.
Jewelry and Fancy Gools will he received for Auc-
ton Sales at the market square, every Tuesday,
THURSDAY, and Saturday mornings. Cash advances
made when desired. W. 3. LEWIS,
l-lw suc,iop,ar
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''ds tTeser'tation.-On Monday evening next, the
''ional Guards will assemble in their armory on
w island for drill. The company will be in uniform
cannot iail to make handsome appearance
4''Hs Inc evening splendid American flag will be
presented to the Company by DIR. ]. E. Morgan. Sur
seon To the regiment of volunteers, and Will he r.
'l'ea by the ensign, Mr. T. E. Lloyd. The ceremony
WI no doubt be interesting, and be witnessed by
large audience.
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GRAND ANNIVERSARY Rail-.

HNHE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CLUB respectfully
i beg leave to inform their friends and the pub
lie that their sixth Anniversary BALL will take place
at Island Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, October
9th. 1858.
The Club pledge themselves that no pains or ex-
pense shall be spared to make this Ball in every r.
spect as agreeable their former anss
The best Cotillon Music has been engaged for the
occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; to be had of the Club,
and at the door on the evening of the ball.
MANAGERS:
Z. X Bishop, L. Jones,
w. T. Walker, Alex. TAFT.
j. u. dudley, II. Dudley,
J. f. Johnson, G. B. Clark,
A. NJ. Caldwell, j. II. Holt.
sep 21-Its
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lNOk SALE-L0T No. 0. III Square ~ corner
IL OF Pennsylvania avenue and I'd street. Terms
liberal. For further information apply to
Ii. I. LUUDON < Co,
sap 2S-1w- Browne Hotel
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05

S.,H FOR RENT-A commodious twostory
..mE brick dwelling HOUSE. on New York avenue.
Asa-on the Sd lot from the corner OF 18th st. west
near the Navy and War Departments, and the Pres
idents Grounds. Possession may be had Immediate
ly. Apply to C. DESELDING.
9TH street, opposite odd Fe lows He'll.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05

~ + d X l. e "A good lwo-story Brick
.mHM Dwelling HOUSE, Massachusetts, avenue.
Ax%north Of X street, between 1lth and 18th 8; =,
Possession can be sircn about the 10th Of Oct b-r
Apply on tn premises 1t is the only b,ics hous>
in the square. Get SITS
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BREAD.-Dear Star: During the three months
which you have been blessed with your presence,
your fright beams have diSpelled the darkness from
so many EVIL spots in our fair city, that tempted
10 beg you to shed them once more upon U.s. i'm re-
gard 10 thing which touches Is nearer than any
thing e.e, because it has reference to the ...ta of
life My question is-Why do the bakers of Wash
lngton urni-h Us with lOaves of bread Of only half
the size furnished to our ncighbOrs of Alexandria
and charge within one cent of the same they do? If
any enc doubts the fact that The Alexandrians get
twice as much bread for six cents get for five,
let HIM examine loaf from each city, and Judge for
himself. If some of our bakers (yEho, by the way,
are, am glad 10 say, becoming sore of our most
substantial citizens) will give us reason for this
they will greatly Obligr lave no doubt
The WHOLE BREAD EATING POPOrLATIoy
WASHINGTON, October 4, 1853
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IWR X u NT-A first cas. BOARDING HOUSE
l. on street, near l4ih, four stories in height
with back building. containing large dining room.
parltrs. and thirty chambers. Rent 81 800 Ap1ly
c"rn-r OF Ii and 9Th street. sen 2,-dtf.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05

WIZ Turkess-Fine Conceive understand thu,
= A. T. Riddle and j. Johnson, of this city,
-'eu on Monday last while cunning, fv. wild tur-
They also bagged dozen fine partrdges.
"a" Was rare sport in the line
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY

NHE subscribers offer their services for the sale of
/ REAL ESTATE in the District of CoIumbis
Maryland, and Virginia. Office on the wet side OF
It'll street, few doors below the General Post Office
CHAPMAN LHE
sep S-lms- ABNRR BRUSH
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SeTred Righ.-Icsterday, fellow having the APP
pearance of decent man, visited the Second Ward,
and entered the store OF Mr. Ham:nack, and in the
absence of the proprietor, insuted young lady who
was temporarily attending at the counter. Tic pro-
prictor was sent for and his return the black
guard got his reward in the shape of sound thrash
ing. We are only sorry that his name was unknown
10 the neighborp
Wach RctHns.-lIenry Amtz, vagrant, work
house ninety days, Edward l.. Johnson, colored,
drunken and disordery do.
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= BIEsEL's WIDOW e. SONS

kJs PKILE NEEDLES, Worlds Fair, LOndon.-
The best needle in use. Also, be st Sewing SILK,
all color- Sewing Cotton; Thread; Worstrd India
Rubber; Buffalo, Shell md Horn Combs; Brushes;
Three-ply Shirt Collars, choice article, &C. all of
which may be found at SIIEDDS Fancy Goods and
Millinery Store, 18th ST., above Pa avenue
sep u.
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w ANTS.

NJ ANTED-Twenty good MEN. to work on
w Telegraph line, now being erected on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. For further particulars
Drug Store. J.B. TREE
oc 5-3t*-
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EOR SALE-A ROUTE on the "Star," having
Il over 500 Subscribers. Apply at this Office. i'm.
medlately sep est.
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EOLIAN PIANO FORTES.

EOLIAN PIANO FORTES.
cRe@ We have just received one Of those
fHssRMss.tlk4 magnificent Louis XIV style PIANOS
nm 0 III with the -Eolian attachment, from
= the justly celebrated mandatory of
Hallet, Davis Il Co, Boston. The superiority Of
these Pianos above all others Of American manufac-
ture is clearly proven by having been selected to
adorn he prncely parlors of the metropolitan"
and st. Nicoas Hotels of New York
This, with our Boudor and Rosenkranz Pianos
forms one of the most complete ortment of In
struments ever offered in the District
Old instruments taken in exchange for new ones
IIILBUS HITZ, Music Depot
South side Pa avenue, near 10th street.
eep o.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY 1T z II s &.

-. potsrf Lime Kiln.-This is ono of the
- .,;eptife curiosities OF Washington, both as
construction and capacity to produce the very
10 IL, The works are situated on the corner of
n,, avenue and the canal, on the Island, and
- D,e,ent arrangements cover large space LOT
., of stone and delivery of lime. The kiln Ii
=, ., bIue stone, or the common knet stone, and
,yenty feet square at the base, by eighteen
=. height about sixty two feet, the building be-
-,,,are. ,apering from the base to the apex. Of
-,.rn,l construction we are not allowed TO know
IN, that being the secret of liz power and
fling patent, but of its wonderful capacity of
s,,duc,ion something may be said. Ii is said that
= h.,, of other kiIns can only burn 40o barrels oil
=, q, eight days. An idea OF the superiority OF
: Uiyen in the fact that IL will burn 240 bar
1oy or go barrels in eight days. Besides,
I.suu,es less wood, taking but ak cords to make
90 h,,,l. of Ime where other kilns take about 80
"a. and il burns coal, if necessary, az well as
=, The number of labOrers are the same as on
49,, slu.. about ten hands, working day and night,
-, s,. not being allowed 10 subside IL will burn
zoo barrels Of limestone per day, which IS supplied
-, elevator or endless chain. with buckets at
,..b,d which by rotary hloIon, uiopS thc Stohc
,r, the top Of the kiln. with great facility The fire
hurp. iii, stone generates this steam to work the
,.v,,o, There are FIVE firepIaces twenty feet from
.h,sa A"mechanical blower" Is attached be-
,or fthe principal part of the inventon) by which
, Ann. i. driven through the kiln, and cool air i'll
,.o,,,,.,d 10 the lime NJ drawn, thu carbOnlc acid
..i,g entirely separated from the MATERIAL and pro-
,ucrr tie article III a perfectly pure white state
o,ua 10 the great draft. The elevator IL worked b,
~, eight horse power engine and IL also TO be SO ar
,,ngpd ay to bring up the sone from the canal, and
tsivor the lime from the kiln. The paientee has
hut M other, therefore this Is the only one OF the
Kind in existence, and il acknowledged by lime
burners from Baltimore county, mechanics, and
lsr. conyeryart with such Inat!crs to be superior
IN auy kiln vet invented. Mr.. Samuel j. Seeley, oil
N,w York, is the inventor, and the propretors are
Nessrs Seely, BOYLE, + Co, who supply the lime
n, t, Camt0I extension, (as well other places,)
where the article may be seen. This IL, probably,
All imperfect description of the concern, but Is "a
correct a. we can make it, under present circum-
STANCES. and viii answer our purpose, which Is TO
attract the attention of the scientific and curious in
mechanical and manufacturing matters to one of the
GREAT inventions of this inventive age.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-05

"a "ANTED-By gentleman and his la
l:I dy, without family. till the first of April next
handsome modcrn-built HOUSE. thoroughly fur
nished with gas fixtures, de- Possession to I've given
on the hrst of November. One situated in tho West
End preferred. Early information ia requested by
those having houses to let az the applicant. wish
To lexVe The city for a fsw weeks. Apply at ltd,
Browns Hotel oc If
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me 'hs"e's ct -4ler0ndriG.-ls will be seen ,bat
Nv Vhiness Tumblers 10 give benefit thi. even
]S H Alexandria, TO their suffering bre,hern. the
'A'Aese Jugglers, who in our midst in dest,ute
1''NOn' and we trurt our readers in that city will
-'''iE remember them. Tomorrow evening a SIM
81 Otneht will be gwen them in Washington when
~ eihzens will have an opportunity OF aiding the
distressed strangers, and of hehoIdiag their best per-
t%nees, which are throwing the knife, other feats
AID Their wonderful tlmbIina.
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WOOLLEN YARNS FIanneIs, Hoo
w siery- &C., White, Black, Gray, and Fancy
Coored Yarn; White, Red, Blue. and Yellow Elan
nels; Misses and Children's Cotton and Woollen
Hose; Silk, Cashmere and Cotton Hose Of every
quality; together with a general assortment of Fall
Goods. Customers Will do well to give Inc call.
VIM. X. RILEY,
aug 29-lIn cor sth St, opp'e Centre Market.
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" ANTED IMMEDIATELY.-Tw good Tin ard
w sheetlron Workers. at the Washington Stove
Manufactory southeast corner Of Pennsy ania ave
nue. AMI 18th ,tlects.
&C st JAMES SKIRyINC
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Otat, Hcting the Sreets.-We learn that the law
against blockading the side walks is about to he
forced. Obstructing common highway is an offence
indictabe by the Grand Jury, and if that body had
taken notice Of it long since much riot and disorder
would have been prevented. Ignorance of the law,
even If 1t were good plea, cannot he plead by those
who have recently offended; for heard The law
read to them mouths ago by the captain Of the Aux
Hilary Guard.
r ~ Stratton sold at auction yesterday afternoon
the south part Of lot No. in square, No. 81, front
ing u feet OH 18th street west. between and X
streets north, improved by twostory frame houses
for 81 1862 80 to John Walter.
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TWO GENTIEMEN can he accommo,la-
/ ted with pleasant rooms ard btarl in n private
family, short distance from the Patent and Post
Offices. For particulars address a." at this Office
Get 4-3ts-
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Quartermastcr Maher's Speech and Toast-The
following the unique together with his speech,
given by Mr.. James Maher, QuartermasteI of the
Montgomery Guards, on their recent visit to &C Wei
come Hill, - which was received with roars of ap-
plause: Allow me to offer sentiment which
must be taken il is given, in my own fashion.
May we never forget this day 80 years ago, when
General Ross met his death at the hands of David
Wells and Henry G. McComas, of the First Balt-
more Sharpshooters. In those days there was no
telegraph, but now I'm lightning fash you can send
to the son of The author of the Star Spanged Banner,
the Captain of the Montgomery Guards, and he will
be found worthy of his father, when occasion may
demand his services. give you:
The Citizen SoLdiery Of Baltimore, the young and
tile old Defenders, Colonel Turner, who s all Balh
more, and his excellent family, and the memory of
the author of that glorious flag, which shall ever
wave,
'O'er the land of the free, and the home of the
braye''
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adjourned Meeting of the Tarern Keepers.-This
meeting takes place this afternoon, at the public
house OF Mr.. Andrew Gross, per notice, when the
landlords will take action in relation to raising the
price of brandics, and probably other matters con-
nected with their business. Several taverns have
already adopted the ten cent SYSTEM in advance OF
the meeting; and, we learn that its effects il OBJ
served in most people now drinking whskey, and
other liquors instead Of the cognac. SO we 60.
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i. n. NTEAII UN, AuctlOnepr.
"pr 3-tltf iInre,l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-26
9lrll1I cStrlil1.

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=, We, .i.Dl.o..n.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
BY JOHN 5. ROBINSON. GoyrRyoK
A PROCLAMATION

W WHEREAS II Is l"iittin~ the character of an
intelligent, moral and Christian people to
arhnow edgr the cXi>tcnrc ola Suprrrc in
'"I.'-"nrr and III, providence ia the affairs
81 men aHd r9ti"u~. and to observe the
time h"Horyd Customs Ct their toy, ;arhcl,
'.s:
iiIE!.i"E!-, in rcN:orHitv vi IA ium,rDo-
rl' n~'-o. -,'.'."n,.l hv the r&pc,iou." .:.G
rr"rirr nj oar Pu!ian ancestors. Who WIRE.
the ."Hi.tol> OF oar ,i}ji aHH r-H-iuu> i!.r-
ties. AZ TO testify our 9raIruI- anl sense
oi "hII-atIon for past and present blessings, |
i" here! appoint 'ImrE~DAY.M, ,";;H dan
~ bcr'~b'r n'.r. 20 be set apart and oh~rry-
cd bv I'll" citizens Of this STATE a> a dav OF
Pul lie THANKSGIVING. and Praise.
On that day need not cnioin the Good cit
il"n> OF this State, to suspend their ~rruiar
ahor>- refrain from any unlawful ;nlu'-
.rf.~r and amu-rrr:lt: bat to .,-,mIr II
their respective places # W1r~hi,. elt. VII.
..air..I a,..j ,.n:r.:r hearts. o;;rr ~, .rt,,..
a'o, ador.'..a r;,.r i'.;,lrrm or Nis.l'~ ."a
liz ~n.u'Ar ."u..rr>> ..ad mccoy 70 rs a. z
people AID r4'jon: ',r imp'lnrj"r in tee
hrarl> and minds OF our torci,tLcr, knowl-
cd.r O! the trur principles OF civil AID yell
nous liberty: lnr enabling them to achicv,
our Independence. and establish frame Of
Government which, cyrmIt> u~ from rivil OPP
preston and religions persecution and intol
crancc.
Let Us praise Him. for the adaptation of
the material world for the >,i>,,nancr an,
happiness of man. for the endowment of IN
irIiinrucr to read and understand His diyIu
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Three Days Later from Europe.


r,.,,.,l..,.,lr, t..l:,...,,
,,,.,..,
h'''l '.ii. >'..\i W W ="
Ianr.u> j. '.'fi'u.i 'haf rnr iwa- '1>r
-r.--.. ...r Dtr..o o.d r'a' t.h".- ~. &c.
his par, has kept liz uo1 H. .n"rn,1- '.
hH>,lln Commander ''orr~cAak"i thar d rl.e
Ru~>Itu> did not "yacuatr The Participates
before October u, he would cross the ri,,r
and put HIN out. The trirt ;uc that inter-
we've! between this Summon, and the date al
lowed for lis tu}ti.mrnr. umar ,mlo,cI in
Transporting dctarlmcnr> OF h. t:oo, f. Ger
tam islands OF the lNnuEr from which point
they r"u.I cross with sltt.c further o)>'r j.. t.
the Iam@ held by III" Russians. O.rn.,r -
h2tiu. ll>>rjar.l without any m",cmr!.; "n
the mt t'.' !'.'~-,tr.~ ~ .',"N tus' 'hr}u-
t.....t p, r.. t.t -. i.r.-h '.mua.. d..
"... only ..ru ,....... "..D@un't W..
- ''..'.r -. J. ....i s. ..p,.' T.,
i...." ...-~ . -'"""- ...H ~ both T. H~.
a''! 'a'a.rv inc jh' : wa or yl..a".. o.. + H.
t,t a position rv.ou'iv c'" .Jt.~ - th, T.
SANS. /: ne "r">-l"! "a> h3a'!r IN FRONT au!
under cover OF H." t"rr Of t..in: and al
though III" previous o'ruN,'i"n OF II" islands
Ecndrr"" :nr movement Mr:r "2-.I a. o"-
p..>n"d, there wt> still distance ct 80" i"
""' yards IN w!dth @; r1N'd stream Between
the most only Ng ct the I>iara> and he H.
,ian b9GH. I've Ia,-a-, wa> hon"''r III. =
81 WIilau' "n'"~'', y. / remained g. !'
seen whether Guur would tu.'u"r ka,2 h'-
von, rs '..~-.n..t :.. -'.. Ea,er. is l.. q
.r.-'- i..... d. @-.-"-' ~ ;'- .t. .
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r IL T. G. 4 l. z 81 q N 4 n.

onahlr prospect that mediation will not be
ruthless
~ a srt-oli' to tins pacific news. we learn
hat all the places in the Principai'i"> in the
lands Of the Russians have been placed un-
Ter marital law. aud correspondence with the t
.ncmv prohibited un'irr pain OF death. y
conflict Wa ,,r.ard inevitable in the dirc'-
ton oi hraiowa,
AGHHAT EiTTLE~
Tie Rows 81 ,',. >rrjou, lo>-,., suffered -
the i;;u~-;aa. : confirmed. aaj il Tire la>..-
.c"t rua.r> 81" worthy OF credit. al, t.l" Mf,-
~".na' tribe. az. t,, eastern coast Of the Eiae.
SEA are up in arms.
The Circa~~an> are said to have approach
o! within = En"li>h miles of Tiili>. They
were 2u,uuu men. with - Guns and for some
time Prince WoromzoI conld onl ' oppose
1.1ono men to them. Fortunately for him,
Generals Nc>trrow and Ba;atiu>ky cam" un
with a reinforcement Of Loo" men IL" bat
tie WAS renewed. and Nriamri Erv obliged
- retire INTO i.i~ moun'tir-. Tie tira>-i2n~
l,.-- 2nnn nirn lrt Tie !tu>,ilu> cna...s~ t'l,;
the, i..i ,tu ,t..,l on -. tl,i,! - ',t''r from
which Prince Horonlr,j -cp' Cnuut N,rho-
la +, i. l'y.,r~inr.h with ~, ,r4~:.- ,.,iua,l
g.. .,i'. ,!u"u'-. ,.irLnu' v'j... IT, -ln.'i
T." Obliged ~ -I3"ur'r not only !s'i~. but
Gcor.'1.
The following. is another account Of the
battle which is ~aidto have taken place on the
2l>t ut.
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