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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-17
nAU,Y EVENING STAR.
city 1T E IL S

u.-,;pe - Our friend Savage held forth
..,l,r afternoon on the vacant iot opposite the
", safes Hotel. We regret TINT we did not
an unril after he had con m need, we
f'a'' -. m understand that he was excessively
his prai-e of VI, and that he even went so
AVE Commitment one of the proPrietOrs of this
D" ,,,tipV mention Of his name To the assem-
r'F al of this we now desire e return him
We do This upon the principal OF reciprocity
u. .,,,nrus was Of that profound character, for
IT. ., well distinguished, hut which, on this
Daz greatly married hy the interruption OF
an who occasionally put Questions tn him,
,.b;cb was 10 the effect, & Ii laborers on the
'"' o,,,5 p,rform their work by drinking water:
az ,-,r, scbnaps' was not good'" This, with
,,, iu,srrosntons caused considerable mlrih IN the
II mn, which our cfuiscnt orator did not deign
We did not remain till lis close, tor on
= rouud we Jaw little enc arrangement given to
,.,e,ker. and less hope OF recording convert 10
- We are friendly Ia the principles of tenn
and believe that much good has been done
J ..-r;o-s .oricties and that much more " i'll yet
" hut while argument and Kind words win
f,,-uf- 10 the cause. anu io' '' " " VIZ -
-, ,,bicb they have fallen, abuse and low per-
=, .l,nr will arouse a spirit of opposition, and
,u,., ,vbo otherwise might have become sober,
80. ,enpcraace. But we are glad to be able to in
= ~, readers. that the polite and chG'fe Mr.. Saw
,r.oneyrr saw III Unkind word of any one, and is
..,,, .er,op: led q Goes not represent the friends
.,,.u,perance in Y; ashingtnn. NO. among themare
-, n found some of the noble-t OF Gods creation,
.,a1s .ouIed fellows. who repudiate bIacS.uardiSm
I'd al kind. of abrsc and perrona detraction, and
bo would 20 any length TO serve poor fallen man.
an the ,.p.bIe and respectable friends OF temper
,,.e dsurecate the course Of Mr.. Savage, and are
-, willing to be held responsible for his doings,
knowing tst he Il doing more TO inJure their cause
,,sn any ten drinking houses in Washington.
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GUNS. GUNS. POWDER AND SHOT

THE sub crber at his store. on PENNSYLVANIA a,
cnuc, between 2th and 10th streets, has just
received and is now opening a large stock of single
ard double barrel FONLiNG PIECES, of all len gths
and calibres.
Also, f,w large Ducking Guns, boys Guns 90.
Hazards 4 Dupont's Powder, Ely's, Walkers.
Starkcy's, and other Caps together with many other
articles in the sporting lLe. For sale at the very
lowest prices. Ii. LINDSEY.
sep 2S- e I'M
ctaI iGE RGCKAWAY CARRIAGE
S52SG nearly new, for sale cheap: suita bic for a
PLY sr laII. Enquire of X. UASKINS,
Pa. avenue, bseween 9th and 10 streets.
t--.1t-
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-SNe'' SoTcs.-Numbers Of new shores have ,,,o,,.
'e'n opened in city, and fitted upin
-, Ms reflects much credit upon their owners.
'"'fT IL but on" thing now wanting 10 insure suc
U" Inc Propnetors; and that is 10 make kpov.n
I'ef location and merchandise the columns of,,o
Ereiiug STR. Tryu
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Il De''Tdble IuPTorsmeW.-Thc foundation NJ =
aye building Of fortyfou feet front by .eveutv-rpo
oeen has been laid Just west ~ the De Hrnou house
vi street IN which it is intended to erect library
anu lccture-room for the use o; the Metropolitan
'e'hanic's Institute The building is TO b., of t,vo
''Iie', fronted with pressed brick AMI havin, trim,
~. u seneca stone. II Is the property Of W.
''f'o'ah' ESQ. and, as NE learn, will be pre-
i's' oy nun TO The Institute. The cost of IN.
Guiding will be about sl2, 900 1t cannot be finished
carrier than ne1t summer.
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E. NJ. BOTELER, Practical Gas-Fn.
ter and Piumb her

E. NJ. BOTELER, Practical G. IS. Fit
ter and Plumber,
Sowfhr,Nf cornfr ofsM ami d streets.
rs prepared at all times to supply the public gene
l rally with GAS FITTINGS and FINrU sES. f
tbs latest styles and patterns, the most reason
able terms.
Churches Hotels, or public or private hrjld
rgs. fitted up with GAS PIPES end FIXTURES 1T
the shortest notice.
sole Agent for Dr.. kidler's Patent Gas Reg'JTtor
which for economy and superior light, should r. pos
srssed nv al consumers of gas. sep Oft
YUCKWEEAT AND BOSTON CRACKERS.
NEW extra huled Buck w heat. in bags
II Fresh Boston Crackers
Boston CrInbpries
Fresh supply p ckled Salmon
No. Ia rS, mi Is Mackeral. in ,lits
No. Macferel, in half barrels. very large
SHEKELL & BAILEY.
Successors t. J B. Kibhev & Co.,
oc 1i-4iHSeolH'- No. 3. OPP. Centre Market
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=, HPPo'"'ed'-Nessrs.G 6. Arnold, J. Thompson, w.
'1Aaoee and Leckron, have been appointed 10 the
Auxiliary Guard
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NOTICE.-The subscriber respectfully informs
~ his customers who deal on open account that
thei: bills will presented the 1St of every month
when it is confidently expected the .; me will BE-
paid. STEVENS, A No. /.
oct 4
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PISTOLS! PiSTOLs!: PISTOLS!!:
I HAVE constantly on hand = splendid assortment
l. Of
Colts and Aliens Fire and Six barrel Revo'verS
Aliens Sefcocking Pistols
Rifle, Saloon. Double and Single barrel, and Pocket
Pistols in great variety
Which will sell to customers most accommo-
dating terms
Persons are solicited 10 examine my stock b FIRE
purchasing. as it is most complete, and of
fer rs reasonable terms any house in the city.
JN0 W. BADEN,
South side Pa. avenue, near 9th 3:reet.
&C S-eotillD eclst-
Mari. Gazette and Rock. journal
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,s Incidentally mentioned that Iron Hail IL being
sf,,d I'D as a place OF light theatrical amusement
sub,enurnllv we learn that this fine Hall for such
,-,o-rs has been leased the celebrated Professor
F.Isy for five years and that he is the party who /.
Tim. preparing to afford Washington vaudeville en-
srtainmen, equal to anything of the kind To he en-
oyrd on this side of the Atlantic. IL Will he remem
b,red that he commenced his career with the moving
Panorama of the Mississippi, and that after showing
that over the United States and Europe, he brought
IN, celebrated ROGssctt family 80 long al Nbos, in
View YORK II this country. OF late, he HIS heen
one of the proprietor, of the New York Hi pOdrOmc
and Of Welch's circus, &c. With ample means AT
HI. command, his experience in such business will
doubtless enable him 10 give entertainments in
The way OF vaudeville, English opera, concerts ballet
dancing, SC, &c, worthy Of the Federal Metropolis
ofthe nation. He is, evidently, sparins no expense
IN fitting up his establishments that it shall en-
br,cc unsurpassed comforts, convenience, elegance
and taste.
The Sdbboti.-The weather yesterday was de-
lghtful and our city presented beautiful spectacle
m the proper observance OF the day. The churches
were all well attended, and the Presbyterian church.
on Al street, wa-, IA usual, crowded. The pastor
Of this congregation il the Rev. Mr.. Sunderland
Gentleman Of extensive requirements, whose dis
courses repete with knowledge, and always or
thodoH. The President and his lady were present.
h. former looked exceedingly we'll whilst the coun-
enancc OF his lady still give indications OF suffer
N. frola the dspcnsation OF Providence in the be-
r.aycmrnt of her only child. After the services
concluded, the President assisted his lady into
the carriage, whilst himself walked on foot 10 the
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Who rants fast Horse BY an advertisement in
another column, il will be seen that fine horse who
can make mile in three minutes Is offered for sale
He is said 10 be in fine condition.
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CARPETINGS e. OIL CLOTHS.
WE have now ready for sale
w 60 pairs Ingram Csrpets
40 do brussels do
10 do Velvet do
10 do 4 Oil Cloths. medium
I'D do "A d. do do
do 81 do do very superior
Sheets Oil Cloth, of best quality, which
will be cut to fit any diagram
With full and complete assortment of goods for
house furnishing purposes at the lowest market
prices YEhBY, TEBBS & YERBY.
Corner Pa. avenue and eth street.
oci-t- Union I'm
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Clipper ship Jacob Bell at San Francisco from NYork,
encountered very light winds throughout the pa ssage
Crossed the equator March 49, in Ion l04 80 W. aud
detained outside by fog for thee days.
Clipper ship Flying Chl6ers at do from Boston, was 81
Gays Cape Horn and from thence met with nothing
light winds. Crossed the equator the 10th OF March
il, lon IL 80 W.
Clipper ship Bald Eagle at do from New York had light
under cl-se reed opsais during the voyage nor were
the courses spencer spanker furIed or tho mainsa
double reeed She crossed the equator the Atlantic
when 20 days out; of Cape Horn ia 81 GAYS, aud
made the passage thence 10 San Francsc 10 S. .ys
She crossed the equator on the Pacific the oath of
March, n lon Ill 43 W, IS doys from New York
IAUscBtD-At New Bedford 10th irst, by Mr. Stephen
Brteze owned by Messrs Seabury. to be employed
Ia the sperm whale business and to be commanded BY
Capt Btni Cushmen n, late OF the Ssppho.
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THE DEAF AND DUMB.
Anniversary Meeting Of the New York In
stitutiOn for the Deaf and Dumb.

etltuliOn Tor the Deaf and Dumb.
The thirty fourth anniversary Of she above name5 in
pttuton for the instruction Of deaf mutea vas held
erdsy afternoon at Metropolitan Hail. which aas denely
crowded long before the appointed hour by very large
s.semblage of spectators, who evidently drawn
eether from the intense interest they exhibited by the
touching spectacle that presented to their notice
In entering the hall found the whole Of the pupils
sea.ed the platform, the female pupils all clad in
~he frccks and Of every age from childhood TO puberty
o. one side, and the male pupils similarly OF every age
SOD lie, tie other. In front we're stationed thre
IA &c states intended for the exercises OF the pupils
rhich were afterwards used Ia the course OF the day
pssceedinss as Is shown farther down our report Of
what took place. These exercises we're preceded By
Wy able and logical report from the worthy President
Of the institution, Harvey p Peet, LID, In which
be explained to his assembled audience the nr;,
eiFies upon which the instruction Of this class OF
In some respects unfortunate, beings VA. founded.
sd xpaipsd the process Of education "a corrd nm q
ttl institution With each successive lesson n. u1h,
k,vsks n the eadDg truths being received With tho m
r. faith Of childhood In this manner are incucs I'd IN.
principles Of religion which form part Of thai,
Ha isscns The do oot profess 70 teach the mysteries
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Port Of New York, May l2, 1853.

CLEARED.
stesmship-Empire City, Windle, New Orleans, NJ Q
Orlando, White St Stephen, Lord Sarah (Br),
wylie Quebec, A Weodhu.
Dmon John (Br), Rawe, Quebec, Barclay Livingston;
Warren Bentley Narscilles aud Lechorn, " Ewell 4
bsTdt Midas sr), King Quebec, ~ 7 Tapscott Co.;
Iouife (Br), Howe. Quebec, H 4 W Meyer; Couraat,
Treworgy Matapzas, Buck Co; E Churchill Blake,
Wilmington, Buck Co.
Erig:.wm Clare Sawyer, Hsrbor Island. G Muller
well Co. Whitaker Handy, Trinidad de Cuba, Thompson
Hunter; f. och Benner, Morton Wilmington Buck
Hilda Charlotte (S~e) Oberg, Lisbon Fuuch Meincke;
viglan, (Br), Halliday, Musquash NIB, H&FW Meyer.
Co; Grierson Northop Philadelphia Eagle Hazard;
Copia Sears, Philadelphia Jas Hand Maria Blossett,
Baltimore johnson hossen ystor Bssse, Boston
Kelly SmitheIs: CorDea, Bryant, Phila iephia James
Hand: Notus, Howard. Wareham, master; John Clark,
Sapds Philadelphia, I Mcintosh; Jos Giice Rogers,
Jacksonville, jos GIice. -
Steam ship Prometheus Churchill, San Juan MIC Ath
inst to Vanderbilt Spoke 9th, of Cape Florida brig
Geo Harris from Caldenas for New York. n,.,
"a hours, to IudlAm Il Peasants
Ship Britannia (Br), Atkins, Gibraltar So days, to
order.
ship Pacific, Nelson, New Orleans 1e days to William
Nelson Sons May lat IS SO, lon IS, spoke ship Qle
bee hence for New Orleans
Ship Sea Ranger (new cliprer), Hussey Bath days,
Bark Infanta Or Evans Cardiff, W, 43 days to order
Bark o. Hayes Beauvais, Buenos Ayres. March TO- to
W De Forest.
Park Gold Hunter (Br), Ford Ponce PR, Is Gays, to
master
Bark Alexina lowell San Juan de lo Remedies IL days,
TO Crosby Il Croker
Bark Richmond (of Boston), ws.gatt Cardenas II
days, TO master
Bark Exact, Stevens, Savannah, days, to sturges,
Chairman & Co
Brig Moultaineer (Br), smaile Newcastle, F. 10 days,
to order.
Brig Folz (orientsD, Berninsona, Montevdeo ~ days.
to order
big Argo Br) Douglas. Ma, aguez, PR Is days, to rs
Brig VIM Nickels (of Cherry 6eld), Layton, Guayama,
IR, II days, to Thompson & Hunter.
Brig Carlann (cf Boston,, Ames, Trinidad de Caba II
days 10 Nc Her, Sand Riers.
Brig Parthenon (of Waldoboro), Davis, Matanzas, 10
Brig Ann c Pratt (of Boston), Hail. Havana, IL days
to Robert & Williams.
Brig Xenophon, Wording, Cardenas, 10 days, to r p
Brig Palo Alto Spencer, Charleston days. to 70 xler
< Talmadge.
Big Daniel Weld, -, Machias 10 days to master
schr Village Belle (of Tappahannock) Prtchett Para
April u.s. 20 Bishop ( Co.
schr Iouisne Smith, Charleston, days
Seer Mary Cage D1uth Columbia, Me, 7 days.
Schr Packet, Welsh Belfast days.
Schr Isabella, Aroecam Boston, days.
'sehr Rebecea Thurstcp, Rockland days.
schr Abel, smith, Portland, Ct, Q day.
BELOW.
Ore bark and one brig unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Empire City, Windle Havana and N0reans
Wild at sunrise calm; meridian SOUTH and fresh sun.
get, do.
tBY sAHDY HOOK MAGNETIC TrLraRApa1
The HIGHLANDS, May l2-Sunoown.
The steamship Empire tity bound out, is easing the
Highlands. One bark and one brig in the ching
Wind fresh from the South Weather clear.
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WOpnan's Part

Apt occurred in the Temperance Convention yesterday
morning. After admitting women delegates from the
New York Women's State Temperance Society, com
mttee on credentials was appointed who reported that
those who called the meeting did not attend that female
delegates should be received and that their credentials
should be returned them and their permission to sit as
delegate he revoked. Their report being adopted BY
small majority, the minority, including the women.
withdrew giving notice Of another meeting, to be held
the aftei noon.
Accordingly ct two O'Clock theyAssembled at Dr. Trails
water cure institute, No. 15 Laigh. street Over
nfy present oomipg from eleven different
Shtes. We noticed Wendell Phillips, ". L. 0syrissa,
Kelly Foster. and other pfsnInsnt psrsecA Rev. {. "
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~ s.:.: A,sAs.y s:os:sssy g. H'ssi.'on Va;
Committees were appointed - iecal arrsaeemsnts,
eo!esPssdesee and OH for the asstng which Is to bs
were passed stating The srousd Of their seton and q.
sorting that vonans voice should b heard In the
Of tenpersnoe and that NO convention could be fairly
called Worlds Convention where woman was NOT re-
presented and allowed to participate
After four hours sssson the meeting adjourned, nrst
Saturday evening" where Dr. snodgrass, Of Maryland,
and Lucy Stone Of are to speak
the question: ''Shoud woman be allowed an equal
part with man In the temperance csusss'
Association for tho suPpre ssion OF Gambling
The third anniversary Of the Association for the Sup
preston of Gambling drew together yesterday evening
two three Of patient individuals The OBJ
ects which the society proposes to accomplish thus
summarized in their programme
Tho Association for the Suppression of Gambling
organized July $780, and held its first anniversary
the 9th of May 1851 The demand for such organza
ton existed in the widely spread evils of gaming Its
it To prevent far practicable the formation of
gambling habits among the young by the
Of facts and y personal eo,ts win IN individuals known
faro table.
I'd To reclaim as many possible of those victmized
By gamesers thus saving their friends from bitter sorrow
and themselves from early Disgrace and perhaps final
ruin.
3D. To protect merchants cturers bankers and
chartered companies the widest attana Die limit from
the frauds entertainments and losses incident to gambling
practices
4th To promote the enactment Of suitable laws in all
the States for the entire suppression of gambling houses
lottery and policy Offices and the complete eradication
of gambling from country.
What has been done and attempted in these particu
lars will be shown in the report, OF which abstract
will be read at the anniversary
AL Who have property liable to gambling peculatons
exposed to the gamblers ruin, wi readily and
cheerfuy unite with in the promotion Of the objects
Of our organization.
Millions of dollars earned by the hard hand Of industry
annually 60 to support the progacy and extravaganza
of those too proud to Beg and toe dishonest well
too ndoleLt to labor. But what is sadder than all this
fatal vice makes moral wreck of its immediate victims
1t makes the whole head sck and whole heart faint.
or gamblers may the language Of jacob In
ruments Of cruelty in Il cir habitatiOns my tou
rot thou into their secret unto their assembly
mine honor, be Lot thou united y
The treasrers report shows the state of the finances
for the past year, follows
Amount received b. collection and contribute ,ns 81 $50 35
expenditure 400 10
Leaving deficit OF 1855 81
The proceedings opened with prayer by the Rev.
Mr Barrnger Of Jersey City Addresses were made by
the Rev Mr., Pearl, G. Burleigh, and others.
Religious Anniversaries
FRIDAY, MAY IL.
American Board of Foreign Missions Metropolitan
Hall, 10 A. NJ
American and Foreign Bible Society.
0ints of Ind Ta
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Telegrnpbic Marine Reports


Arrived--Ship Caro-. New Orleans; bark q Hichborn,
Natanzas; briggs Andrew Ring, Cardcnss Yesta, Calves
Eon; sehrs Thomas, ST Domingo kickerson, Phadel
pha; Alfred. New York; Rainbow Richmond
Cleared-Bsrk Scotland, South America.
PHnApnrai, May IL.
Arrived Ship Isaac Newton, Callao with guano.
NEW ORLEANS May IL.
Arriyed-Ship Marathon, New York.
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mesd shiI Isa.s Ns.ts. Mait.s o.ae (.tth 60 se..
WnshtiDgtsn. whshtastea faii River; Potts 5rswn,
Collett Charissten.
Cearsd-ahiP Europe, sAAnkl!n. uverpeel; SArk Oak,
Entsrprse RUSSELL Boston; SILVIA Higbss, Hgbss Provi.
dsncs United States, Bachelor, 4Aokscnvls Howard,
Wood, Plymouth.
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Herald Marine Correspondents !.

EDOAR1OwN May l0-AM
sared-Brg J CArthagena, Marbiehsad schrs IL
Hail. Boston Mystic, do; Sarah Jane, Roxbury: Hsmp-
ton, Caias Oregon, Bangor Gem Fuller, DAmariscotta
8 Posle. d.
PmADMrMA, May ia Pm
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Religious Anniversarie

Religious Anniversaries.
FRIDAY, MAY b.
American Board of Foreign Missions. Metropolitan
Hall, 10 A. II.
American and Foreign Bible Society
Five Points House Of Industry. Tabernacle ~ p NJ.
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OF THE
nAuY EVENING STAR.

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,ss 4 sufficient number Of subscribers
Hall have been obtained to justify the un-
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