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"a FOR RENTING BUILDING nov be-

Co. FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be-
III ing finished the northeast corner of 9Th st.
ami LOuisians avenue, in this city.
The first floor has been constructed for Banking
Establishment, of marble, with vaults. &c, and two
stores on 9TH street. The basement is constructed
to embrace all the modern convenienccs for q Res.
taurant. in connexon with "A Kitchen and yaults for
coal, oysters provisions dc. The restaurant COM
municates both from in and out doors with tn. Sc
cond story, which is composed of four rooms com.
muncating through ample folding doors, fer the ac-
rommodatOn Of either large small private parties
Should the second story not be taken in connection
with the restaurant the rooms will be rented for
noes. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent OF the build ng, and is well adapted for a
commndions billiard room for three tables. The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of the build
ing and is well adapted for printing room
mory and if not rentsd will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas and water and all the
mo'ern improvements have been introduced on
each floor of this building and its position situated
In the very heart of the most business portion OF
Washington, must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to, or address
"a :. c. BARNEY,
street, between 9th and 7th SITS, Washington.
sep l7-eOtf
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

Corner of 10th and E streets, OLD Medical College
FINHE duties of this Institution were resumed on
i the 5tli instant. The Classical and Mathenat-
zeal departments, where the same branches are
taught in other Academies in this city, is in the sec
Ond story. The Primary Department Is In the hrst
story.
Circulars can be obtained at the Bookstores.
Rev. JAMES NoUhsE, A. NJ. Associate pripcinas.
Rev. J. w. WINANs, A. M.
Md. WELLS, Teacher of Primary Department
Mons. L. RAuoLT, Professor of Modern Lam
guages sep l3
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Look for NOELL g. BOYD, Bliud MI "a
kcrS and nh oil 1t erers.

NIE would inform our old customers and the pub
w lie generally, that we prepared to fill any
orders IN our business, with promptness viz: We
manufacture daily, every kind of Inside Venetian
BLINDS, either Plain or Fancy. We have aIso
Painted SHADES of every style. White Linen or
Buff Shades, Fancy Reed Blinds, &c. We enume-
rate Lounges, Easy and other Chairs Curled Hair
aud Sluck Mattresses, Ottomans, Dvans SC. n.
Carpets and Curtains neatly made and warranted
to fit.
N. Bold Blinds re painted and trimmed in the
best manner. sen I3-eolm
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and hsforc the day appointed for the acement
OF the public sale OF The lands embracing ire tract
Claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
aug 21-S6t
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

WILL offer At private sale, my LEASE, with
Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles, all OF
WhchwiI be shown to any one Wi hing To plr-
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, near 9th street ruins back To Ii street; con-
talns II rooms, III good order. Time OF lease q
months. The House is in good repute and doing 4
good business; 'front.' just painted. quantity OF
good LIQUOR can be had at cost price. For fur
ther particulars the subscribers
All persons indebted IN me will please call up and
pay and save further trouble. J. DAVIS.
sep eft -r..5 : 3
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ALWAYS AWAKE,

McGRAW * JACOBS on the qui sire for great
4s1 sales at the lowest prices. They would an
nounee 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 aud see the
extraordinary bargains to be made at The Model
Grocery Store, corner of Pennsylyania avenue and
18th street. s..f sep l5-eolm-
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PREPARE FOR a RAINY DAY.

~ Look UP your old Umbrellas, and H.
Tr|s send them TO the subscriber in faiIGtl
* weather 10 be repaired ana thus give |
~ him time to do the work faithfuly-fOr in
rainy weather the press is great that the work
may not be well done as ''nothng well done that
is done in a hurry
UMBRELLAS for sale from 81 n cents up TO six
dollars, comprising a general assortment of green
blue, and black silk and gingham Umbrellas.
A large assortment of articles suitable for every
description of repairs.
Don't forget the place. d. PIERCE
Penn. avenue, between 10Th and 18th streets.
1-pOtf
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CASH MERCHANT TAILOR.

Ia The subscriber has just returned from New
"a York with "A full and complete stock of Fall
NJ and Winter Goods, which ready to
.-l.a- he made up 10 order the cash principle.
He has determined to drop the credit systen because
he Is satisfied that many persons prefer getting their
goods at reasonable rates for cash. instead OF paying
much greater prices to obtain credit He is deter
mined TO seek and meri, that kind of custom. He
respectfully socits call from those of his former
patrons, As well As from the public generally, who
are willing to deal with him the new principle
and he thinks he safely promise to satisfy them
in every particular. J. RIGGLES,
9Th street, opposite Patriotic Bank.
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THE PARK HOTEL.

OBERT i THOMAS HARRISON respectfully
~ in;".n their friends and the public that they
are prepared az the above mentioned house, To fur
ui>h all the refreshments OF the Parties sup
piled with DINNERS Gnd SLIPPERS at the siiort-
81 notice. The bar is supplied with superior Ii
QCORS .-- -.--- ..,F . =.
The F4Tk ILfel is located AZ the Northern extrenI-
ity OF eth street. just the verge OF the city limits
surTouBde, by a Park OF large trees, containing d
Bowling Saloon, Swings and AIbOrs Ii is a healthy
walk a beautiful drive. sep l4-lm
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NpSaERN LANGUAGEs-Prof SCHO-
A.NBEPG. 18th street. Island, third house,
easssie. south OF Smithsonian Institution, Is pre-
pared to receive students for instruction in Modern
Languages. -
%. 0n the Piano and in singing, Mrs. schonenberg
~ill also receive few pupils. =
sep ih-!ms-
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IMPORTANT TO GU1TARrsrs

WE have been especially favored BY the recent
w of a few dozen very superior GuirAR SrRINas
from My. G. F. Martin, the justly celebrated and un-
rivaled guitar manufacturers. We are the exclusive
agents for the sale of c. +. Martins Guitars and
Strings. we nave also received fresh lot of fine
Italian VIOLIN Viola, Volinceio, Double Bass and
Harp Strings, at the Music Depot Of
HILBUS & HITZ.
Gg-Constantly in receipt Of new music.
sep 10
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Coueeto-,. of.. G.. - 20.

Collecto-'s Office, Sept. IL, 1853.
NUIlCE TO TAA-PAY ERS.-D educiiOn for pron,p.
~ Payment.-NOtce is hereby given that the
Taxes for the year 1858 due, and payable ut
this Office and that deduction of eight per cent
IL allowed by law for the current year. if paid on Or
before the Both instant. Il J. ROCHE,
sep 15-eod- Collector
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Medical Department. of Georgetown
CAlleNe.


Corner Of + and l2N stysets, Wpshingt08, d. {,
FNlE next Course of Lectures will commence on the
i first Monday of November. and continue till the
first of March
FACULTY:
NOZZLE You've, NJ. D., Professor of Principles nj d
Practice Of Medicine.
CHARLES II. LEBEEMAN, NJ D., Professor of Inst-
tutes and Practice of Surgery.
FLoBoARDo HOWARD NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. d.. Professor of Anatomy
JOSHUA A. RITcEiE, NJ d., Professor of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
JAS. W. ii. LorEoY, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
SAMUEL W. EVERETT VI. d., Associate Pfofe sor of
Anatomy.
JAMES H. MORGAN, NJ. d . Professor of Physiology
A. Y. YouNG. NJ. ID. Demonstration of Anatomy
The supply ofmateral is ample, and every facility
is afforded for the successful prosecution of ANATOMY
The hospital accommodations have been much in
creased BY tie erection of additional buildings af
fordng the most ample opportunities for clinical in
struction. "a
Naturalization, (paid only once ....-....... )
.......................2 70
demonstrators ticket Observation-Disclosures. 10
FLODOARDO HOW ARD. Dean Of the Faculty.
Office and residence corner Of L and 10th SITS
sep l5-Tht1N Nov
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L RUILDER Rs, and all Interested in superior
article OF LIME for building, hard finish, cOrnces,
chemical, and withdrawing purposes &c.
SEELY'S WASHINGTON LIME, manufactured
in Seely's Excelsior Patent Lime Kiln, the
Of Virginia avenue and Canal street, Usland.) The
rock from which this lime il manufactured is from
the hest quarries in this section of country viz :
Knott's, Flannagin's Snyder's, and Wade's. The
Lime is pure wood burnt, and is drawn fresh from
the kiln every hour during the twenty four, and for
sale ut EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels to be
returned. aug leo If
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e. Cooley, Merchant Ta,Ior.

Eighth street, pest side, three doors north Penn are
la Would respectfully inform his friends and
~ the public generally that he has lust returned
from the north with his fall stock, consisting
IN. OF fine assortment of CLOTHS, C.dSSI
MERES, and PES1TNGS, to which he invites their
attention-ieeline confident that in regard to style
Workmanship, material, and price, they will not be
better suited elsewhere. sen IoJm
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Select Classical and Mathe ma til al
School,

TNHE subscriber has removed his school to College
Il Hill, where n connections building is being
fitted up for its reception. As the preparatory de-
partInent of the Columbian College. it will continue
to preserve the character of strictly select school,
designed for laying the foundation OF thorough En-
gliSh, classical and mathematical education. The
next session will commence Oh the 10Th of Septem-
Der, and close OH tie last of June.
Terms Sl2 30 per quarter, payable in advance.
At small additional charge the students will be
permitted to attend the lectures delivered college
on chemistry, geology, and mineraOgy, and al.O to
receive instruction iii French and other modern Ian
guages by the professor in that department
Pupils may be boarded at The college, under the
special care and superintendent of the principal.
The necessary expenses OF full boarding student
will be about $50 per academic year, and of a
weekly boarder will not exceed $50.
GEO 5. BACON, Principal.
Refer to the siaculty OF the Columbian College
Colonel ]. L. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force VIM.
GuntOn. esq; l.. ID. Gale, NJ. d.. of the Patent Of
fee; Joseph Wilson, Esq, OF the Land Office, and
Professor T.. e.. levitt. of the Smithsonian Institute.
D
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Banks Of the District.

The following arr the only Banks in the District
having offices of REDEEM nton here and conducted by
responsible stockholders:
Corporation of p. c. dis.
Bank OF Commerce and Farmers &
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown.......par
Bank of Metropolis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS par.
Bank of Washington. .....................par par.
Banking House of c. w. Pairo..........H p. C. dis.
Exchange Bank Selden. Withers s. Co.. p. c. dis.
Farmers * Merchants Bank, Statham,
SmthsOH s D. C. dis.
Patriotic par.
The bills OF the above Banks put down at \ per
cent discount, redeemablc in Virginia money.
O. Above list To be corrected from time to time
North and South Carolina money bought at u
per cent.
Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York
at K per cent
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DANCING ACADEMY

Il CARUSTS SALOON.-I will commence NY
IA classes in Dancing on Tuesday, October ii, al
my Saloon. All the and fashionable dances
taught. Glasses in Academies and private families
attended to-
DAYS OF instruction. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays. Hours for You Ladies, from 3to ); for
Boys. from to = and for Gentlemen, from ! "a
9, pm.
{1My saloon is still for lease reasonable terms
sep 10 LEWIS CARUSI.
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TIE WEEKLY STAR.
An Excellent Family and
" ASKING TON NEWSP AP Err

frfce SIsxD per annuu1s
wALLACH HOPE, Proprietors of the Wash
inst,n City EreHing Star, will issue the first number
of their WEEKLY STAR on Saturday, the 18th of
September 1853.
TERNs:-sl.2 d cents per single copy. To Clubs,
FIVE copies for $500; ten copies for $500; twenty
copies, Sl5.OO; cash, inrariably in Gdranee.
The WEEKLY STAR will BIZ printed on a double
sheet and will contain information concerning
what may be going Washington than any other
ten newspapers IN the counry also, interesting iani
lily and miscellaneous reading, SC, &c. The pro-
prietors aim to make journal which shall be abso
Iutely necessary to every who desires to know
what the Government l. doing, or contemplating, in
without forfeiting character a newspaper which
will be acceptable in every family circle.
The Unprecedented success of their Daily Erening
Sfa warrants them in saying that their Weekly will
be the best interesting, and cheapest journal of
the kind IN the country.
All orders, postage paid accompanied by the money,
viii he promptly attended tn. Fractions of a dollar
can be sent in postage stamps.
Address, WALLACE * HOPE,
Proprietors of the Star,
Washington city, ID. C..
5E- Postmasfers throughout the country are author
lied 10 act "a Agents. for which they will receive
twenty per cent. on single subscriptions.
{az- Country editors giving the above three inser-
fions and calling attention edifOriay will be
entitled to twelve months exchange with the Daily
Erening S.ar. aug S-n
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMprION CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated is required to estab
sh the same to the satisfaction Of the register and
receiver Of the proper land Office, and make pa mept
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1854
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF Provisions AND C1ofBrSG.

NAVY DEPARTMENT !
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING,
August ~, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS, cndurs d Proposals for
~ Beef, and Proposals for Pork Ms the case NAV
Dr.. VIII ne received at this Office until II o'clock m
on Monday, the Goth day Of September ext. for fur
nshins and delivering, free of ell cost and risk TO tho
rive thousand four hundred barrels of navy beet.
pork.
Each barrel to contain not less than two hundred
pounds net weight of beef or pork: no excess Of
weight in either article will lie paid for To be de-
lvcred at the respective navy yards, as follows:
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MRS. f. CONVERSE 4 MISS NJ. MILLER'S
Select School for u Dung Ladies,

Select School for Dung Ladies',
Hamilton Terrace, No. 243, Eutrr st,eet, Baltimore
THESE ladies, who have had so much experience
i III teaching, both in the Eastern and Middle
States. will open a Select Boarding and Dav
School for Young Ladies, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. The success which has nvari-
ably attended their past efforts, gives them assurance
thar parents who may entrus the education OF their
children TO their care viii find the duties and re-
spon>ibitic> of this important and sacred trust faith
fully and ably discharged.
The English Depa' tment will be under the eyclu-
sive direction of the Principals of the School and
well qualified Teachers Will be employed to give in
sfruction in the Ancient and Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing, sc.
For terms, &C., apply to principals. Circulars
can be obtained at C;Shings & Baey's Baltimore
street. opposite Hanover. aug 26-2m
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FIRE 4 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES,

FIRE h LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
GTRARD FIRE Il MARINE of Philadelphia.
Capital -. $500, 900.
EQUITABLE FIRE at London
Capital $2,50O,OOO
ETNA LIFE, of Hartford Connecticut.
NATIONAL LIFE, of London.
Capital $2,5O0.0O
ID ISKS will be taken at iop rates Buildings,
IL Merchandise Household Furniture and other
insurahle properly against loss damage by fire,
situated in Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria,
and in the County. Also, on Lives for travelling and
residence in all parts of the world. Persons want
ing will certainly I'D it to their interest
by applying at the Office, north side of Pennsylva-
mia avenue, between * and 9th streets.
MYERLE & WEBB, Agents.
sep l2-M&W
Charter Oak Life Insurance COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
Capital, 100000
JOINT STOCK.-Rates of assurance for each hun
dre9 doliGrs on q single life.
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Agent for Washington, ID. c., Il. p. WORCES
Medical Examiner. nr. j. e.. HALL. [aug 3l-tf
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Office ofcommissary General Of subsi,..,..

"ASHiNSfoS, August 3, lSSa
ShPARATE PROPOSALS viii he recrived n, ,,,. !,
~ nee until the LIST asy Of October pe,t g. su ~" o.
Very ct Provisions in bulk, for the u.e of m, De
oil 'he United States, upon inspection, as follow.
Al Baton Rouge Barracks. Lo,.i,,,,o
20 barrels q pork
90 barrels Of fresh superfne -four
80 bushels Of new white fi-ld bean,
200 pounds Of good hard soap
40 pounds OF good hard sperm candles
10 bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
Al Key Hss. Pgorisa.
30 barrels OF pork
SIS barrels Of fresh superfine -four
IS bushels Of new white field beans
700 pounds Of good hard soap
ooo pounds Of good hard sperm candles
10 bushels Of god clean dry tne salt
100 gallons Of good cider vinegar
At Barranoas Barracks, RRaeoJa, F,or.dr
Go barrels of pork
ITO barrels Of fresh superfine -four
10 bushels Of new white field beans
e75 pounds of good hard soap
$50 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
IL bushels OF good clean dry fne salt
200 gallons Of good cider vinegar
At Fort Sa,i,a ArGansa,
80 barrels of pork
$50 barrels Of fresh superfre -four
30 bushels of white field beans
900 pounds of cool hard SOAP
A'H pounds Of good hard s,lerm candle.
"a bushels of good clean dry fine salt
2s5 gallons OF good cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered in all May, 1854
At Fort Gibson, Arkansds
$50 barrels of fresh superfine -four
80 bushels Of ,ew white fed beans
1000 pounds If good hard soap
65 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
COO gallons Of good cider vinegar
The whole 20 be delivered in all Nav. lsh.
At Fb't Ledren soorfs. Mssoaoi H,rsr
$40 barrels OF Iork
500 barrels Of fresh fire -four
1,220 bushels of new white field henns
$500 pounds OF good hard soap
800 pounds Of good hard tRlow candles
GO bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
goo gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole TO BE- delivered by the LIST Of June lss.
At For! RuRgelsy, Rock P,int, ca The yIpp,r syn.,
IA rirer, w males ty lead and 250 BY eater Tr,..
Fort Smelling, 81. Piers ''""
go harrels If nrl
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In the year 1918 he took his scat on the Su-
preme Bench of the State, in 1927 became
Chief Justice, and 30 continued till 1881, when
the Judiciary becoming elective, he was made
associate judge by popular vote.
The Richmond (va,l Examiner begins to
think that Uncle Tens Cabin may, after all,
answer very important purpose. 1t scorns
the idea that it can produce any effect on
American Slavery, because the general dogma
about equality of rights has no significance in
regard to the white and black races although
true enough in all other applications Speak
ing of the wonderful circulation of the book, it
says
"Such fact cannot be accounted for either
on the literary pretensions of the book itself or
on the Abotionist idea of ar. active hostility to
negro Slavery A more probable explanation
is, that the people Of Europe see themselves
and their rulers in the slaves and their masters
and give to the book political significance
which feeds the fame that shoulders in the
breast of the oppressed millions The press is
not free there no book advocating the general
dogmas (all true enough, if the distinction be-
tween the black and white races was out of the
question: in Mrs. Stoves novel, could be writ
ten by an European, without mourning severe
penalties; and that fact gives spice to the ale
CORY which they make of TOMS Cabin. The
book will never have any effect on Slavery in
the United States, because it is all nonsense, so
far as negroes and Caucasians are concerned !;
but it may, in the manner we have stated, pro-
duce very distinct and decided effect upon
affairs in Europe"
Very good. A book which, its enemies being
judges, helps the circulation Of the Bible in
France, and strikes decisive blow at Tyranny
in Europe, cannot be the foolish fiction " which
the Examiner affects 10 consider it.
The late Anti slavery Convention at Cincin-
matt seems to have been largely attended, and
to have been characterized by good temper and
much enthusiasm. 1t embraced representa-
tives of all classes of Anti-Slavery men. The
press of Cincinnati, with single exception,
speaks respectfully of its proceedings.