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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-13
WASHINGTON. Sept. IS. 1855.

WASHINGTON. Sept. b. 1853.
SIR: In answer to your enquiry relative to the TO-
tice published b. Mr.. :. Stat in this mornings Ma
toaal IeiigeRcer have to say. that the ii In Of
July the peCuniary matters in controversy between
you and him were referred 10 Mr.. Thomas p Horg
and myself srbi rators. for settlement: that on
the Eth of August we came to final and complete.
sett' emcnt of the same on thst day made Up an
award which signed and .ealed in be presence OF
a Witness and that the next day Placed in yonr
hands copy of the sGTe and left another 81 he
house of Mr.. Stott. Dir. 8. informed Iae in person
the day that b. had ivedi it. He has rercGt-
edly ccmplained TO HE stree then that the award
was unjust towards him. AZ till within a few day
has urged me to try and induce you to have the case
again ssbmitted-which request have most posi-
tiye,y refused. The award, well a. can remem
der, required Mr.. Stott n pay you something over
thirteen hundred and eighty dollars. ard in addition
gave you debts due the firm To the amount of nine
teen hundred and fifty-saven dollars Of course
there no truth in Mr. Stotts statement that the
arh'rators were not able tn arree. the contrary
we never had the slightest difference IN fixing aud
determining the maj tiers referred to us.
Yours truly.
JAMES ". SIIEAHkN.
7. OxLEY, Esq.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-13

me 4H'ses tofsns Characteristics for sale a
Richard Davis Music Store, Pennsylvania avenue.
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The RAcE.-The British clipper Guiding
Star and the Boston clipper Amphitrite left
st. John, N. B., together, on the 3lst of July,
for England. The former, bound to Liver
pool, arrived there on the Goth ult.; and the
latter, bound to London, arrived at Deal on
the 25th ult The Amphitrite has thus lost
the race.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-13

WOMEN FOR THE RETAIL TRADE.-Mrs Z.
Cakes Smith, a lady of talent, but full of ismx,
is out in favor of women for the retail trade.
Mrs. Smith is right this time, any way Just
see how she discourses
. A manly man could not, for his life. stand
posing yard stick from morn till night-his
very beard and mustaches would curl with con-
tempt at the fringings of muslins and laces
gauze and furbelows his Lord Of Creationism
would recoik from the mastery of artificial
flowers, straw hats and women hose: he would
60 the docks and dig ditch by the way side
blast rocks; heave anchors; and search for
the fulcrum by which world is to be moved
rather than smirk his face in smiles while he
measures the foot of Miss Tiptoe, or cuts a belt
tor Miss Hourglass. Let women keep or re-
tail shops at least They can do it better
than men. Women prefer to shop of each
other. There is no Disgusting the fact They
buy OF men only because men are able to keen
better assorted articles. But women do not
prefer to shop of the other SEX as is often as
serted. Public opinion should oppose itself to
the practice of putting young men behind
counter"
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w ANTS

WANTED-TO employ M.7Nthat can com.
w well recommended, as Sexton of -, Paul.,
English Lutheran Church. corner OF ll;h nd n q.
Liberal wages given Apply to Ii. G. FITZHUGU
On llth street, between and streets.
sep l2-2t.
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N1LLIEERY.-M MRS. CHOATE. has re-
WI moved to her old stand, on 9th street. near
Louisiana avenue, where she has commenced to
carry on the MILLINERY business, Caps. Head
dresses, &c. Mrs. e. Will attend any orders in
her line with prompt attention, and she trusts with
entire satisfaction. sep li-.Is
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-13

UNe large circulation of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable advertising me-
dun, IN the District. 1t has more readers
an the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
'ngton dailies combined.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-13

M ANTED.-A BOY, Is or l. years old. for
w house work. Color objection ARMY At
Mr.. Crutchet's residence. corner Of and 6h sts
and inquire of MIR. r. ,rpq-h,
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O. WANTED-Toren hyfhc IstofNa,sn
Hi Der, or before, a small. comfortable HOUSE
containing five o. six rooms, pleasantly located
within FIVE squares az +, nnsylyaria avenue and
IOth street, Any oae having such a hnuS. NAV ~
cure good permanent tenant. and liberal rent In
enquirng at J. Z. McGU iRE,S Auciien Store. con
nrr OF PENNSYLVANIA avenue and 10th street.
sen l2-Po3r
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TsS HOUSE "ASTED.-A gentleman
s s:s' with small family desires Ia rebt srnle
MA HOUSE, by the 18th Ot October. OF before
somewhere between Cd and 18th streets. and Penn
sylTaEla and New York avenues who Will be per
manent and puncruaI tenant; the reu not 10 exceed
SJc0 per ahnum. Apply TO j. &. Meet IRE. Aus
uonecr, corner Of 10Th street and PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue., or at Room No. ~, Gcnersl Land Office dU
rng business hours. sep S-dlW
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M ANTED.-AN YOUNG MAN y no l.ar SINE
w knowledge Of the Apo;hcca-y aud Drug hut
ness None need apply unless satIsfird to give IN.
entire attention To business. References REQUIRED
Address Druggist" Washington CITY post Office
with name and references srr q-ae4f-
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7. OxLEY, Esq.
sep Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16
Marine Affairs.

DEPARTURE BALuC.--The Z. s. mail STEAMSHIP
Baltic, Capt comstock left at yesterday, with 1876
passengers Her specie list consisted OF 1910 $40 in gold
and 81 10 in English silver.
HURRIcAAE AT S2A-The brig Sardus, which arrived
from Cardiff via Falmouth few days since experienced
hurricane the 9th ult in lat 43 6 " and lon 50 "a
W. While laying % she struck by heavy sea, in
which she lost her bulwarks and broke her stauncheons
The sails were cut away and the vessel became very
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give the matter to the public my own signature
ss am fully rsuaded OF their truth. her feelings
nave been deeply wounded by the story shat her hus
bard Is unknd TO her. inconsi ierate, reckless and
even CRUEL. Not 70 examine such reports, IL il
enough for me To say that, herself being wtness and
judge, they are s totally false that envy and ma
lice, OF foolish loquacy coupled with ignorance, in
vented them all; that nothing but the diametricaI
reverse is true of her dear Osto;, that no woman
in the world has more reason TO he grateful to God
for her husband; and that no in the world could
be more delicate aud complete pattern of cOniugai
tenderness, consideration and affection This il but
O brief epitome OF what, with full heart, she writes
to her friend aforesaid She writes, indeed plainly
without reserve and without adectation; But not
without sensibilty, at once stung and vrtuously in
dignaDt.
The Rev. Mr.. Cox further says, that it il
very certain that the American people have NO
interest or wish to dissent from her own most
credible and conclusive statement" and that the
mischief of those false reports ought now to be
stopped, albeit, after their severity has often
wounded the gentle bosom that now rejoices,
and should have no such pang to countervail
her joy, as the accomplished mother Of lovely
and beautiful infant, justly browning the happy
communion of it, parents, in their own peaceful
and private home"
we think so too I; and as the reverend gentle
man seems to consider this matter of very con-
siderable Importance to the American people,
we give the two nightingales the benefit Of his
vindication in our columns Our only wonder
is why Barnum has not attended to this business
before. A sense Of gratitude, as well as a con-
viction of public duty, should never permit Bar
mum to remain silent where the interests or the
happiness of Jenny Lind are concerned on this
side Of the Atlantic His present engagement
OF the Bearded Lady should not be considered
as cancelling his obligations to the Swedish
minstrel. But as the Rev Mr.. Cox has SO salts
factorily done what Barnum has neglected to
do. we have no doubt the American people will
be satisfied. Nothing like the music of night
ingales and the otto of roses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16

COLLECTOR BRoNsoN's LETTER Is COMING
Some persons are busy talking about Collector
Bronson's forthcoming reply to Secretary Guth-
rie's dictatorial State missive, and conjecturing
its tenor and contents just as it suits their own
particular feelings or bias. Others assert that
the answer has been sent by Judge Bronson,
and that its tone leaves no alternative but his
dismissal. Now, we have reason to know that
the Collector has been confined to his house for
some days, and unable to attend to business
matters, and that, consequently. up to Friday
evening at least, he had not written to Secre-
tary Guthrie. But we are mistaken in the
high toned character OF the man If he does not
send becoming and unhinching answer to
the Guthrie manifesto which has caused such
Indignation to large section of the demo-
cratic party. If Judge Bronson does not re-
sign his present official position in contempt
for the Marcy Cabinet, he will be still Col
lector. for, having too much policy. they dare
not dismiss him. President Pierce had much
better get rid of Marcy, Guthrie, and the whole
batch of by birds. who seem to forget the people
who placed them in power.
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The Law Courts.

Five prisoners sentenced yesterday ia the United
States District Court by Judge lngerso to various
RODS of imprisonment, for crimes upon the high
Those together with John Williams and two Others who
pleaded guilty Of q revolt board the ship Mortimer
Livingston and Peter Feuger who pleaded guilty of larceny
board the ship Patrick Henry and sentenced to
brief mprisonmen make nine convictions in that Court
during the week. In the Supreme Court, special term
before Judge Roosevelt the Canal and Walker street i'm
provement was resumed. Mr. Raub property hold
err former occasoH gave notice TO the Court that
he ooiector and he wished it specially to be
dsrstood Yesterday however, the parties in favor of the
widening and extension of the Streets presented aft
davt from Raub in which he stated that when he made
his objection ne i'd not understand the case and he
withdrew it. There great deal OF desutory
versaon snd disputing about papers not being served
and the absence Of other papers that the matter ap
peared perfect chaos of quibbs and legal sparring
The astute functonary the bench seemed himself
to be unable to sscertan in what position the matter
Stood where they were whether the argument was
an argument, or not I'm argument and looked il
ious TO know could tel, him when he would get
to the end Of Walker and Canal street. The matter
stands further adjourned to Saturday The motion
in the Jones Wood Park before Judge Edwards
also postponed until next Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16

VERY IMPORTANT MUSICAL INTELLLaENcg
OTTo OF RosEs-Thc Rev. Samuel H. Cox, Of
Brooklyn. has just published a highly important
and interesting letter. in which, from the direct
authority of Madam Otto Goldschmidt herself
he denies the late rumors that her little husband
had caught Tartar and that she rules him
with rod of iron as well as those other mis-
representations. that Master Ge'dschmidt had
turned out to be perfect little tyrant in q
small way. The Rev. Mr.. Cox says;
In a late afectionate letter received from MADAM
G., which has been shown me, aud which -
now before me, facts are all stated In genuine
style which peril city demonstrate the authenticity
OF the present s'atemen sense Of justice and
propiefy has induced to yield TO the request and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16
ian Francisco, per Clipper Ship

Ighfoo pier 2 East river wiz peaee have all their
freight board before Saturday 18th instant and hand in
their bile u lsang for gnhturs 70 So rTEN CO No. Is
all street. or Messrs. nOWEs q CO. 3 Pearl ttreet.
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Intellect and Its Culture, Including Juye-

s 1s. ns.:is r. Co. TS, .
Intellect and Its Culture, Including Jave-
nile education by o. s. Fowler at Blocker Buff angs in
IL and al "anss IN the oWer Of d.
Se wo ySsa sssinn o fsnsr
scientifically how improve memory and deyelope intellect
Musical Notice On Tuesday next will be
published Song entitled Tho Dying Words Of Little
y hss s a ~ be- p 81 sy
RACE WATEss, 33 broadway, the piano and music
establishment.
ssWhnts In q Name !''-Thc Firm OF Smith,
made clothing has been Dissolved bat their s
name 4 Saith Brether. AZ the ne and msrsc
lothng y extensive superior and cheap.
Fall Clothing.-A Large and Wen Selected
assortment Of fall and winter clothing ali times
on hand lescs cloth. ossmrss and vongs q snpsrios
4 TosTER clothing establishment, corsland street.
CRrpetings.- 4 Humphrey, No.
90 broadway received ~ are now opening their Fall
a sens ha ssani o ~ ss
ss4po. svsT I county, son sevs
s aaa sFsss sps ore ~ ndes =
IsSSs grea variety, sole the most liberal
Roots and Shoes, tho best and cheapest in
the eityPne dress call ana rstss leather b9s. cork
shoe Iasce s6 Broadway ana 70 his old stsH 10 Fulton
street.
Diamonds Carroll 4 Hutchinson call tho
attention Of the public 70 ther assortment Of diamond
srSlo ss.isasssd spsssOnssa 81 Bsad%sy A't''
Watches.--Magic, independents Seconds,
namellod hunting levers and watches English
tIRRoLI nUfchISsoSs 81 Hrc.d %a s''''"'''
Watch Repairing Carroll Il IIutchinson
ave matchmaker Of great experience who practical
being WHOM they to tho
2aeho. Z. H., 6a Broadway.
DISQUALIFICATION Jeyyclry, Of Exquisite
frfhmanshp and tine quality, onameled ana SCI WITH mt
sene consisting e every article risee Ss orr e;n
Diamonds In Package, mt 9Ss Per Carat
lots selected suit customers rich cIufsar rings
crosses bracelets and egrrps1, at msnuiastnres
,oes, for oash approved city acceptance once So
h-codway, Of White street up stairs
DAVID RAFT Importer.
Watchcs.-ChronoMet Duplex, Lever,
anchor and cylinder Watches In solid eighteen tara gold
cases warranted mokeepers ana fret quality o goods In
ser rorpect sale at importers prices for cash
proved city acceptance 3l Roadway corner % White st.
DAVID RAFT, Importer.
Jcvvelry ut Mnnufacturers' Pricss.-Rich
gold bracelets bresspin earrings scs pins, braceets ana
arrnge ohatanes CHAINS eeas looksts and all articles
jowery at the manns curers prices 70 per cent be-
" retail dealers. Factory oloe ISL Broadway up .tas
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,od byacets breaspns earrings scts pins bracelets ana
angs obatanee chains sesls lockets and all articles
Emo owelry at the cturere prices oent
" retail dealers. Factory ooe ISL Broadway mp stairs
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Ion JeyyeIry, Of Exquisite


ancbor and cylinder Watches solid eighteen darat gold
osses tmekseper anu nret quality u goods In
ssr rospect for sale st importer rroes Tor cash or ap
DAVID RAFT Iuporter.
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BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway-DicE, rHE News
ov-Lkw Eon LAp1Es-iRIs- 1tcrR.
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AnUsKnrNTs TOMORROW EVENING.

HALL-JULrIrs's COSoERr.
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BowERY THEATRE. Bowsry-LApr LYoss ma
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London is nearly the only appointee who does not
disgrace the country. What principle can have
actuated the Cabinet in the distribution OF these
important trusts-whether it acted on a mere
equitable scheme of dividing the public plumber
among personal friends Of It's members, or from
motives more disreputable stills a matter
of conjecture. II j. fortunate for the United
States that our constitution enables the Senate
to revise the whole batch. When the proper
time comes, more than one among our maiden
ambassadors will contrive to lind his way home.
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nile education, by o. s. Fowler at Blocker Buildings in
Blocker street. Of Norton Monday evening" Oct.
III and at Mechanics Institute in the Bowery Di
vision street Tuesday evening Oct Is Tickets l2
but worth many times their cost Mr. Fowler will treat
scientifically how improve memory and develope intellect
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-17
ARRIVALS Ar THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

col. rMRIAN HOTEL-T T Shackleford and
lady. l.unenburg; w killiam and lady, Columbia;
| Miss A Street Lunenburg; McChesney Va ]
Barnes, Amelia; Capt Given, Ship Given; d Hud-
| ale. Wythe; G II Keen, New Bedford; ] 0obbs and
| j s Garrett, Prince Edward w II Rowlett and A
| r Strinrer. Amelia; Seay and J A Jeter Va; w
| p Epps and son, Lunenburg; w Estis. do; /. b
Conway Richmond; Judge w Nash and III Har.
ris. Powhatan; johnson, Louisa; w B Dabney,
Hanover; Miss F koiner, Columbian J ST Clair,
Amelia; ] s Wootten, Prince Edward; ] w Harris,
Miss; E Ii Maxcy, Buckingham.
CITY HOTEL.--H Brooks, B w Brooks, It P
Green, Hany, II tardin,J Lumpkin, Va; Miss
AFeher' Mss BALDWIN Baldwin and family, Wheel
Hin Crump, New Kent; ID II Horton, Opera
Troupe; J Steers, James City; w A cambridge, New
Anderson l. Townes, Ga; T Haues w Shell,
Charles City; n Steam, Henrico; DR. A Robertson,
Amelia; h Trimeut, Caroline; T w Epes, S Y
Peasants, Petersburg; Beal, Tredericksburg
AMERICAN HOTEL.-AJ Fort and lady. Buch-
anan; j Powell, Powhatan; T w Eppes, w r
Joynes, Petersburg; Miss Smith, Turnbull, Bruins
wick; C Taylor, w Farland, Goochland; C Tracey,
Louisa; Stevens, Wyandotte; w Denison, Ports
mouth; l. Lukens and lady, Mrs Rockwell Miss
Harper, C;J Mcdaniel, Lynchburg;J w Pres
ton Baltimore; DR. Woodbridge, Hanover; E
Hester, Richmond.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-G Kent, lady, child
and servant, Wythe; Saml Compton, La; Edwd
A Richardson, Miss Difendertfer Baltimore; ] ?
Brown, lady, children and servant, Ala Miss NJ
s Day, Conn; Jas II Fitzgerald and family, Buck.
ingham; R Ridgeway, Baltimore; 7 Strang, N
York: Saml H Owen, Brownsville; R Bryan,
Gloucester; VIM Shield, Norfolk; w w Henry,
Charlotte; l. Bailey, Pbila; T Harris, Liberty;
w Hare, Halifax; P C Gwathmey, N Orleans;
Mrs DR. w Green, Prince Edward; C Lowrie,
New York; Thornton, Montpelier; F Clark,
lady, children and servant, Mobile; w Greenin,
Rockbridge; Brown, A Worsham, Peters
burg; w Lehon, Ky; w l. Lane aster, d Grigg,
Petersburg; w S Fontain. Fluvanna II; DR. w
Fuqua, Cumberland; DR. Christian, Campbell;
d Christian, Lynchburg; w Landram, Doct
ham; R Christian, New Kent; Merrick, Wash
ington; Stephenson and daughter, England L H
Lyme, u SN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-17
MEDICINES.
10y ELK LOMPLAINT, DlHPEpl

lily Elk COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA
s j 4 JAINDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DE.
sra, pisorderea Liver or Stomach such a. consti.
ration inward piles, fullness Of blood to the head
acdty of the stomach nausea hears-bnrn disgust for
tipns sinking or uttenng at the pit Of the stomach
swimming Of the Head, hurled aud difficult breath.
ns, uttens st the heart choking o. suiocating sem
sations when In lying POSTURE dimness of vision,
dots or webs before the sight, fever and dull pain In
the head, deficiency of psrsriraton yeowness of the
skin and eyes, pain In the side, back chest limbs c.
sudden Pushes of heat, burning Ia the esh constant
imagnings of evil, aud great depression of spirits
can ca, be externally a, cn,ed By Dr. HooFLAND'S
By. DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON, No. 100 Arch street. Phila.
delphia.
Their power over the above diseases Is not exceled.
u eqnaiied, by any other preparation in the United
States as the cures attest in many after skilful
physicians had failed.
These BITTERS are worthy the attention of inva.
lids Possessing great virtues in the rectEcation OF
diseases of the liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers In weakness and affections OF
the digestive organs, they are, witha safe, certain
READ AND BE coNvINcED-The .Philadel.
phia Saturday Gazette" says of DR.. Hollands Ger
man Bitters.
N"It is seldom that we recommend what are termed
Patent Medicines, TO the confidence and patronage OF
readers: and therefore, when we recommend DIR.
Hollands German Bitters we wish it to be distinctly
understood that we are not speaking of the
of the day, that nosed about for a brief period
and then forgotten after they have done their guilty
OF out OF medicine long established,
universally priced and which has met the hearty ap.
proval of the faculty itself"
'tScotts Weekly said, August Is:
DIR. Hoofland's German Btters, manufactured by
DR.. jackson, recommended by some of the
most prominent members of the faculty article OF
much efficacy in cases of female weakness. Persons
of debtated constitutions will find these Bitters adj
vantageous to their health, know from expert
ence the salutary effect they have upon weak systems
For sale wholesale and retail, at
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 100 Arch street, door below Sixth, Philadel-
phia and by respectable dealers generally throughout
the country.
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Corner Main and 18th sts., Richmond, Va.
e. For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
everywhere lie 8-wfimdwIy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-17

HEAVY ROBBERY OF GOLD DUsT.-Thirty boxes,
represented to contain gold dust were recently
shipped from San Francisco for this city, via Pana-
ma, consigned to the American Exchange Bank
Upon arrival here they were forwarded TO the
Mint for coinage, where it was ascertained that
two of the boxes filled with bullets and shot
an adrot robbery having been effected, probably
while the boxes were in transitn. All of the 80
were originally of the same size and shape and
similarly branded, but it is supposed that two
of them were distracted, and others ofsimilar ex
terror substituted. Upon close examination it was
ascertained that the spurious boxes were trihe
larger, and that the brand was not perfect imita
ton of the genuine. The property was all insur
ed-JOurnaL of Commerce,