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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-19

GHOP FOR SALE, on 3 Street. near the .Irenue.
~ bargain may he had fearly application be made
at the Furniture Store of n. NJ. McGREGoR, Oh 9TH
street, opposite the Exchange Bank. The shop is
suitable for cabinet making the caTpentcring bus
mess. sep 2-2aw3w
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BIZ HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR.
Fire at Cambridge.

BosroN, Sept. l9.-0liver Hastings
lumber yard, East Cambridge, adjoining
Boston was burnt last. Loss $4,000.
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ALWAYS AWAKE.

HTcGRAW & JACOBS are on the 9ui rire for great
WI sales at the lowest prices. They would an
nounce TO the Old Army and New Recruits. that
their MAMMOTH STOCK is swiftly arriving. Every
Steamer. ship, and Schooner landing part of their
beautiful and well selected stock. Call and the
ex traordirar, bargains TO be made at The Model
Grocer Store corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street sep lo-eoim
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G@St FOR X E N IA two-stcry BRICK
."$j HOUSE, situated on 18th street. near Smithso-
&sssinian Institution. Apply to A. A. SLOAN, first
Shoe Store below 10th street, OF Pennsylvania ave-
nue., north SIDE. sep 15-dtf-
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ALEXANDRIA STEAM sAW-MILLs.

Corner of Union G,td Gibbon streets.
ME have constantly on hand, and for sale, a large
w supply OF WHITE and YELLOW PINE
TIMER, and Eastern Shore WHITE ok.
flFs- Orders for LUMBER S.iW'ED to sizes filled
with despatch, and upon reasonable terms.
aug 30-lm+ SMITH & WATTIES.
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Four Fine Farms in Marktt. at a Bargain,

EVNIE undersigned is instructed sell four tracts of
L Prime LIND in Prince William county, Nir 4
gina, lying two miles from DumtTies, I0ur miles from
the Potomac, and only two hours from tie
steamboat landing at Washington.
Farm NO. consists of 300 acres, 80 in cult
vatiOn with large Barn, Stables, Brick Meat
house excellent wafer the yard and Fruit oevery
description Dwelling, three-story brick. 10 by 80
feet. A rare opportunity 10 secure a fine farm
Terms-Onc- third cash residue in |, } and 3 years
Farm No. z contains about 300 acres. having
a two-stOry Frame Dwelling. Sc by l6, with five
rooms, and steam Saw Mill, wlIict cost about
$4,000. Has it two unfailing Streams and several
springs Situation elevated; 30 to 10 acres partially
cleared fruit; mill in daily operation. TerniSs
One-fourth cash, residue, l, ?, and years.
Farm No. is a tract of 100 acres, p eared
Has small House OIL it; with some Fruit trees; =
fine spring OF water. Terms-One-half cash, resi-
due, and years
Farm no. has $40 acres, some % cleared,
tn" remainder in fine well grown timber, and well
waicrcd. Te:ms-One-fouith cash, residue in |, 2,
and .fyears
The abnye Land is of superior quality. and is
offered a n bargain. much lower thGn the valuation
of the neighboring lands. Amy two OF the above
tracts can be bought jointly or, if desired the whole
will be sold together. Lands in the vicinity are en-
HANGING in value and the timber alone the fourth
tract will pay for il and No. more than three times
over, making the purchase decided speculation.
ready and convenient market is afforded by the
steamboats, to Baltimore, Alexandria, and the Dis
rict cities. Apply forthwith to -..
~ ~ r. A. SOMMERV1LLE,
n Pension, Land, and Real Estate Agent,
sep 2-2aw2w eth street, opposite T. .. Dept
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HAIR S-Phalon's, Barry,s Lv.
IL on's Kathairon, AMI other Washes, by the
dozen or at retail. The trade supplied at
STEVENS'S Sales Rocm
sep list uudo- Browns, IotaI
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WOOLLEN YARNS FIannels, Hoo
w siery, &C., White, Black, Gray, and Fancy
Colored Yarn; White, Red, Blue, and yellow Flar-
nels; Misses and ChiIdren's Cotton and WOollen
Hose; SILK. Cashmere and Cotton Hose of every
quality; together with general assortment of Fall
Goods. Customers will do well TO give me a call.
WIN. II. RILEY,
aug 29-lm cor 9Th St, opp'e Centre Market.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
IN NOW rs THE TIME.
20 pieces Prusian Cloth, all shades; 5 pieces plain
all wool MOusselains; Silk POpns; Black Alpa-
cas-; Black BOmbazinrs; Black Silks, all widths ;
Black Nett Mitts Black aud Colored Kid Gloves !;
Shawls: Caiicoes; Gnghams; Irish Linens; also,
a well assorted stock of Bleached and Brown Do
mestics. WM II. RILEY.
aug 29-Im cor 9Th ST. Opp'c Centre Market.
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THE PARK HOTEL,

ID OBERT s. THOMAS HARRISON respectfully
III inform their friends and the public that they
prepared at the above mentioned house. to fur
nh all the refreshments OF tie season. Parties sup
piled with DINNERS and SUPPERS at the short
est notice. The bar is supplied with superior IL
QUORS.
The P,rk Hrtel il located NJ the Northern eItrem-
ity of 1fh street. Just on the verge OF the city limits
surrounded by Park of large trees, containing a
Bowling Saloon. Swings and Arbors. 1t is healthy
walk a beautiful drive. sep l4-lm
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET

Il have two Furnished ROOMS to let over No
ell s BOyd's Store, which very convenient to
men who have business with any OF the Public De-
part1ents being equal distance from the Capitol and
Presidents House. Enquire of VIM. NOELL, on
Pennsylvania aveEne, south side, between 9Th and
10Th streets. sep l2-eo3t*
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
L Will be paid to any person who may give in.
formation that will enable me to convict the villain
or Williams who maliciously broke off the heads of
TWO OF my Maple trees, on the west side of Square
No. 925, on the night of the 10th instant.
VIM. Easily,
N. B.-I have prepared few pills Of lead, which
will not be exhibited in Homeopathic doses. 1t is
supposed that these pills when administered in &C
cordance With the Canon law to those who may be
detected in the indulgence of a too common disease
Populabundus, will cause radical cure.
sep 17-3t-
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(HARCDAL TOOTH PASTE, Oeo-
~ phane. Lnbin's Extracts, Farina's Cologne
Soups, Cearrr's Clarified Marrow, Adams Excel
sior, Barry's Trcophrrous. &C., just received and
for sale low at LAMMOND's, 9TH street, below E.
sep l2-eoa
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YOUNG AMERICA.

YOUNG AMERICA.
M intend acting upon the Go .ihcHd principle,
w that our customers may always say il there
is an improvement invention. new importation of
superior GROCERIES, WINES, or LIQG ORS
of receiving the first and finest sample
AT astonishing low prices of The Model GrOccrs.
McGRAW & JACOBS.
Corner OF Penn. avenue and 9th street.
sen l4-pOIm
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USEFUL ARTICLES.

USEFUL ARTICLES.
NEWSPAPER FILES, suitable for the largest pa
~ pers. . = !
Ready Reference FILES, an excellent design for
keeping accounts, invoices, letters, &c.
CALENDERS-two part.
INK ERASERS and Paper Cleaner
SPUNGE, for school children. &c.
For sale by low at
GRAY & BALLANTYNE'S
Bookstore, eth street, near Odd-Fellows' HALL
sen
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rs Office, Sept. IL, 1s53.

Collectors Office, Sept. 4 4, s53'
NOTICE To TAXPAf ERS.-L educf'"n tor I',on;W
Take. for the year 1858 due, and payable NJ
this Office md that deduction of eight Per cent.
is allowed nv law for the current year II paid on or
before the Goth instant. IL. D. RCthh,
,s col Collector.
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IT An A FACT

DREPARE FOR FALL d Winter.
L Just received a splendid assortment of Fall
aud Winter GOODS, which will be made TO order
III the best style and on reasonable terms, by
". MOORE,
Penn. avenue, next TO corner 9th street.
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GEORGETOWN SAND YARD.-Ths subscriber
NJ keeps constantly on hand large supply at
WHITE and GRAY SAND. and Gravel suitable fof
building and other purposes, which he will sell on
reasonable terms. and deliver to customers in Wash
lngtOn and Georgetown. Orders left AT the Wood s.
Coal yard of Ofne Barron, on Green street, near
the Canal, will be promptly attended to.
Iy .D-6wS&T n. X. Raglan.
DOOMS TO.LET.-Two neatly furnished
H. ROOMS, situated i'm retired aud pleasant
part of the city, will be rented reasonable terms
10 single % ntIenlen, by Mrs. MUNR0E, southeast
corner OF South Capitol and D streets.
sep 49,
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FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

GIRARD FIRE & MARINE of Philadelphia.
Capital $500 900.
EQUITABLE FIRE at London.
Capital S2,5OO,OOO
ETNA LIFE, of Hartford Connecticut.
Capital $150,000.
NATIONAL LIFE, of London.
Capital $2,50O,000.
d iSKS will be taken at low rates on Buildings,
IL Merchandise, Household Furniture, and other
nsurahle property against loss damage by fire,
situated in Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria,
and in the County. Also, on Lives for travelling and
residence i'll all parts of the world. Persons want
ing insurance will certainly find il to their interest
by applying AT the Office, north side of Pcnnsylva-
MIA avenue, between = and 9th streets.
MYERLE & WEBB, Agents
sep la-M&W
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THE NOTES OF THE
PROFESSIONAL CARD.

hRS. r. j. HUNTER. members of the Royal
- College of Surgeons, late OF lsliDgtOn, London,
have taken up their residence in Washington. for
the treatment of
DISEASES OF THE CHEST.
comprising affections OF the THROAT, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, aud diseases of the HEART,
to which branch of their profession they have for
many years given their exclusive attention. TIE pc
cuarity of the treatment employed by Drs H., is
that the remedies employed administered by In
nALATIoN in the form of vapor.
Residence and office, 18th street, between and
II streets. sep eff
THE PROPRIETORO OF THE IR.
WING HOTEL would respectfully remind the
public that, during the repairs of Williard's Hotel,
ness in the upper part Of the city; who like airy
amg 29-lm DANIEL. ID. FRENCH.
Building Lots for Sale.
NOR SALE.-A variety q: CITY BUILDING
Il LOTS for sale in various parts of the city.
Prices moderate and liberal credit will be given. Al
so, will effect insurance upon lives and property in
responsible Companies. Inquire at
MYERLE & WEBB,
aug 2-d:3m Penn. ave. bet. Il and fifth Sis.
IT An A FACT
THAT to keep the Family always supplied with
fine FAMILY GROCERIES, for a small
amount OF money, you must buy OF The Model Gro
Gers. McGHAW & JACOBS,
Corner of Penn. avenue and 18th street.
sep ll-dlw
DREPARE FOR FALL d Winter.
I,,-s "A L,n
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rT FALL. BONNETS. Ldtesf Style. Just
~ 1sopencd, at S4EDD'S Fancy Goods Il Mill
UEnery Store, 1lth street, above Pennsylvania
avenue. The Ladies will find il their advantage
to call before they purchase elsewher'.
sep l3
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DRESS FOR sALE.-A Super Royal SMITH
L PRESS, in esoeiient order. for sale low, at the
Star Office. ~. -.s..st..,. a.s aug Aft
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GRAND BALL.-The New York Associa-
~ ton OF the Franklin Fire Company will give a
BILL, on HOND-iY, October l7ih
sep l2-cc;t
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TTAY, HAY:l HAY !,i-3O0 Bales prime
/ TIMOTHY Hay in store and for sale 20 suit.
by ). L. Nhr,A Iii
auu 3G-3w Water street. Georgetown.
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P'rerty md fItemperarcc.-Last evening, woman
and two small children were taken to the guard
hou5e from English Hill. The husband of the
~umaa Is confined in the county jail; the woman is
a habltua drunkard, and her children in sick and
-tarying condition The neighbors, in order that the
children might be taken from her, complained ard
he was sent to tie work house for ninety days The
Captain OF the guard Described To us the condition OF
tie bowel in which they were found, which was
horrible. What cursed thing is intemperance!
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C.;ation to TTarrlcrs.-Persons arriving in Wash
iRgtol from Baltimore, cautioned against omni-
bases LABELLED ''Unied States Hotei'' Their drivers
eyac, double the fare usually charged by omnibuses
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.ltrmpt ut Tncendidrism--Saturday night, an at
temp, was made TO burn stable in the lst ward.
The flames were fortunately discovered in time TO
ave the property with but little damage. Look out
fgr
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MODERN LANGUAGES.-Prof. SCIiO-
1sl NENBERG, 18th street, Island, third house,
east side, south of Smithsonian Institution, is pre-
pared to receive students for instruction In Modern
Languages.
On the flano anti in singing, Mrs. Scllonenberg
will also receive few pupils.
sep 15-'m&
T. CHEAP BOOTS & III O f. -
xt&SLOAN s. MckNEW on Pennsylvania ave-
- nue., opposite Stratton's Auction Store, have
just opened with we'll selected stock of Philadel.
phia made BOOTS and SHOES.-Remembe the first
Shoe Store below 10th street, north side.
sep 15-1wd SLOAN g. McKNEW
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Recap.msd.-John sheckers, one of the pri-oners
Win escaped from the work house was recaptured
last night by the guard, and returned 10 his old quar-
Isrs this morning.
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accident Requiring Surgical OperHion.-On Sat
ur'ay night young colored servant of Geo. ii.
Jones, living on New York avenue, between 9th
and 10Th streets, swallowed a button which lodged
Ia the wind pipe, causing great pain and alnnos,
''rangiing her. Drs. Johnson, Palmer, May, Berry,
Narbu-y and Others held consultation on her case
anu decided to open the wind pipe, which was done
and button and pin taken out silver tube was
hlen inherited in tie wind pipe, which was kept in
iii hight, and the wound >ewed mp. The girl i,
SUI considered in critical situation, and there is
rear Of inflammation.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-31
Latest From California.

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
New York, August, 24.-The Northern Light
arrived from San Juan with the California mails,
and $1,l00,000 in specie, brought down by the
steamer Cortez.
The storeship Nance was burnt in San Francis
co harbor on the Oath of July, together with l~t
cargo, valued at $4,000. The store ship Cano-
nier Herbert was saved with great difficulty. Both
the store ships, with their cargoes, were owned by
Crosby & Dbble.
The Steamer Golden Gate arrived on the 18th.
All the arrivals at San Francisco report exper-
fencing very heavy weather off the Cape, reeeiv-
ing more OF less damage.
The Sierra Nevada arrived upon the s1st.
Joaquin, the bandit, has been captured and be-
headed. His gang was either taken or disposed Of
Tue rust is injuring the wheat. The crops of
barley, corn, and potatoes promise heavy yield
Accounts from the mining regions cheering.
Oregon dates to July 25th state that the mines
in that territory are doing we'll. There was a
great scarcity of water and the weather was very
warm, but the crops promise well. s--
San Francisco, July 3lst.-Trade has been ac-
tive since The last steamer. Superfne flour,
scarce; advanced to $2O@21 for Haseall & Gal
ys. Other descriptions OF good $15@ 16,5o.-
The stock OF inferior is large, and much OF il
sale able. Rice better, 6@7a. Butter active at
SO. Lard active at 15@19. Provisions inactive.
Eastern gt1ins dull.
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The Destruction of Shiraz by Earth
Quake.

letter from Persia gives some further partic-
nlars of the terrible earthquake at Shiraz on the
21st of April last. The shocks continued up to
the 14th of May, at short intervals every day
The first shock lasted five minutes, when the in
habtants were asleep, and laid nearly the whole
city in ruins. The writer speaking of the scene
next morning, says:
L Con every side the eye could see nothing but
heap of ruins streets blocked up with stones, and
dead bodies being carried on litters without the
walls of the city. 1t made the heart bleed TO see
the limbs of persons showing themselves from be-
meath piles ofrubbish, and men, women, and child
rem endeavoring to withdraw the mutilated bodies
of their friends and relations from beneath the
ruins, which, in their despair they were tearing
away with their teeth their hands, and their nails
Out of several thousand victims, the lives of onlv
a very small number were saved. Severe shocks
occurred for five days, during which time it is cal
cuated that $4,000 persons persisted. On the
fourth day large bands of brigands made their ap-
pearance, and plundered the unfortunate inhabi-
tants, who were without defence, and without
asylum, of what little they had been able to save
from the ruins.''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-31

A REMEDY FOR THE NGs.''-The Bueyrus
Journal Wing paper published in old Democratic
Crawford, exhorts its party TO come u2 TO their
county convention in the following 1910 str9in:
The Wing temperance men wilt see the pro-
priety of being on hand TO defend their action in
nominating temperance candidate. Torn out,
turn out. Let us see goodly number of rings
off the ssOld Coon's Tail"
There you have it. In spite of all their cum
ming, Wing editors will sometimes expose the
cloven foot. In the foregoing paragraph it sticks
out ''large as life."-Cin. Enquirer.
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THE SICK ARE INVITED TO e.
TO fIhe FasTn5OnahIe.

TFln A. BOUCHE removed his EOot apd Sloe Shop,
V to stand ooposisei The P, en;i52 House, he
" continue ae hdna eip ilg OF all styles of Boots
tat from bis long ence ID 1e brness 10 be
e 'll satisfaction 10 all be plec 10 PAL
ro"ize pin. CIeueneus French Ce, sewed peg ed
Eoos, oDe pa TooSae Zoos sewed
. nd oiher ,asiions, TOO 10 meuon He i'd
leads 10 .oodne hiDset n-c:alIy 20 de actr?e OF
Gel !emep's Wc.e.-
Rersieipg good der aud Oh saort notice Pscu-
lar attention pa ia 10 cssa Cps.oDefs. A. EOUCHE.
Paveuna, August 81. SJ3. 424-Sm
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-31

H.b;s oftbe Came When pursued by BeGoGtn Borsemen
TIE i,aorin@y Atiis;es comprising the NlcolAy Family
VII tween Exhibition of their JeHX Icriens upon moving
nj. o. IN aToua, the cor:se. 49,
Exc ci es ide Mape.e ill which MoHs tiaGeonl VIII
pcf;o III his D.ucirs Ho, SEE, JobrsioD and Caysrd
G.ld Scene Eo,nan RippoGfone Tlfee Cff riot5
Two Ho+ A51e OIiven by L.des in anE led contest
10, ibe p.iZes oTiae Hip9oGrome.
H. Core Gfcc Of the Tu withsix horses, one
m lie ae:,s. uy SIX LsCiee. 10 Jockey Costume.
c. u,: Croi Rec! Two splenGi chariots, driven Four
hoses 6yiDg ri ,c speed, Noses Stout and
CGwaadeI, te iic splenGo; aud admsfao never
bu.o:e ri:dc3 ed.
Tne Ge<t tepte ea;ioo w be surprising adcIess by by
Til Ho .il. Two 30 each, q. Toll speed WIe
sGihg eu;i;'eG Lc? JeaS de Ia 4ne oyIltde iken
ie eIt spori cad Dejulo es Numt In, oy meSfs
Soui, Sc :. ut and CacU22Get. .
de vao WI: euieI led competition or ie p'se, ~
alIe Case, uied feet and 6eautGui coufs-
ers. ju,n ,;I3 l,,.GleT, :eaca5, e,c.
e. mcs cad EiephaD incluGin tie performs pces OF i"a
t. red Eleoa2rt Ame by his trio; Mast Leon Afac
A,ef NIica Comic Face of PoDeH. Travesc OF te
Tu. c1,'et des size s. E,iden by MonS'es N
JOCKEY
Toe enie.ia;aMeD: 10 conclude with the
FLIGHT OF LIBERTY HORSES,
Up;nouDeG and .. udiy aied with Fly Sic. mer,
;,Le tie rnaine OF ne Italian Coco
TPAan: c;oa oJ cent, Ell paris of tre nlFpoa ome
No DsCe Doc ai II end 9tot O'CLOCK. feiof-
ill., "ccg conmence ri 9. .hG clock r M
NPLooL liaE ;rust 2ted History OF the GfeC.
,lor ONE eilei fell Po5 of lhe Ferio'-
- &c ; wen i'll Fl4ncohus Colos al Exhibition may be
Usbe 81 Js1 GEMS eccn.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-31
Great Fire ian Penn Yam--PrOperty De-
StrOyed to the Amount of 500, ,OOO.
PENN YAN, Aug. %. 1853.

PENN yam, Aug. 22s 1893.
One of the most terrible and destructive fires
that ever occurred in Penn Yam, broke out this
morning on the corner of Canal and Maine streets,
and consumed nearly the entire square On which
it commenced. The only building left being a
large fire-proof store, formerly occupied by Stew
ard & Tunniclif, on the corner of Main and ia
cob streets, now occupied by Chas. Read g. Co.
The fire originated in a building owned by wild
ow Bradley, and occupied by A. Wolf, as cloth
ing store. 1t spread on Canal street as far the
line of buildings extended, and on Main Street
until checked by the brick wall and fre-proof
roof of Tunniclif building
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-31

Git is stated that advices have been received
from Mexiro, stating that Santa Anna has estab-
lished direct tax, and ordered the raising of on
army OF 1000 men. on pretence of war with the
United States; and that he proposes to raise a
loan of $4,000 900 by mortgaging tie property
of the Church; to be paid back in annual install
ments of one million. Santa Anna seems to be
making extensive preparations for something
We can hardly believe. however, that he is IN
sane enough to force another war Oh the United
States. II would result in larger annexation
than before. We do not think all Mexico j.
worth more than two wars.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-31
= Head Il CIaTksOn's
Commercial College.

s. E.. Cor. Maj, and Alb SIS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Full course OF in5;'ucton $4,000.
Keeping, applied 20 a h,s o. lie atile Dec. uc
aud Professonsi BcsA Aes Conmeca al Calculations; Lee
flres on Mercantile T'0s?ciions: Po':' =. Et opony
- Pupils eDie;ft any lime and coDolee be Sc
in from eia3t to twelve weeks. ly-4et
T0EACTCAL BATTERS.--Gbe Fat style Bats
4 viii be issreG ION 1e Fc ibe q; dy o. A',isG.
The siy'e u.s. meGuh o. n vide 1'ad '9d be'l r>oEn:
Orr book IS 20. i;ooe OF L1ate;s
Ok fords Celeb .tod Has m.de 10 order;
send Tor iae end o. iiae.
ice $3.50. Julv 10. J.. Tr:1'r & Co.
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CINCINNATI. AUGUST 27

CINCINNATI, August 81
Three slaves from Virginia, on their way to
the South With their owners, having been landed
al the wharf yesterday, were brought before JUDGE
Finn yesterday on a writ of ho5eas corpus, and
;;,er liberation demanded, under the statue OF
Ohio, which provides that all slaves that may be
brought here by t;aeir owners shall be free
After an exciting trial, which lasted until mid
night, the slaves were remanded to the custody
of their owners.