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Commencement Of tho European and North
American Railroad

ST. JoHN, n. B., Sept 15.-The first
sod of the European and North American
Railroad was turned yesterday at this
place, b. Lady Head, assisted by the Lieu
tenant Governor, in the presence of about
$4,000 persons.
The grand procession of the trades, fire
companies, masons, &C., accompanied by
bands of music, was two miles long.
Commodore Shubrick and suite were
present.
The railroad company gave lunch to
the distinguished guests, &C., at which
about five hundred were present.
A splendid display of fireworks took
place in the evening, and magnificent
ball was given by the citizens, under the
auspices of the company. Towards the
close of the ball the musicians gallery
broke down, severely injuring one gentle
man, and slightly injuring several others.
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Patent Gas REGULATOR.

f,HE inventor (Dr. Ridlrr.) ~ tIs economical and
useful inStrtnc mt. deser, H., thanks of the ras
consuming community. Tie saving effected by the
use of Will be- found ul - per cent in ever per
sons gas bill. 1T can ne adjusted as 10 .nnnI,
the gas at any desired pressure less than that of Inc
street, and when once adjusted, the Regulator will
continue to supply the gas ~ lat pressure uniform
ly, without requiring further or attention. and
independent OF al the fluctuations OF the street
pc
Ho ei propretors and storekeepers in the city of
washington and Its vicinity DESTROYS 10 avail them
themselves of the aconomser can obtain all turtle,
ini'fmaiion by calling on the subscrib r. who mas
nuu one OF ihese Regulators up in his store, and
Will give an illustration of H.
EDWARD Nj. BOTELER
Practical Gas liter and Plumber
south West corner of 9Th and ID street,
apg a9-tf
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FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be

g. FOR AEN 1.-THE BUILDING now be-
Iii ing finished, on the northeast corner of 9TH st.
ami Louisiana 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 construct d
to embrace all the modern convcniences for Hes
taurant in connsXion with Kitchen and vaults Tor
coal, oysters, provisions The restaurant conf
municates both from in and out doors with the Sc
cond story which is composed of tour rooms. COM
municatng through ample folding doors. fer the &C.
commodaton of either large small private parties
Should the second story not b. taken in connection
with the restaurant the will be rented for of
fees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the build ny, ami is well adapted for u
commodiuns billiard room for three tables. The
four tn story embraces the whole extent of the build
ing, and is well adapted for printing room or ar
mory, and, if not rented, will be reserved for meet
Ing or exhibitor room. Gas and water and all the
mo crn 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
&C. BARNEY.
street, between 9Th and : III SITS Washington.
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NOTICE.

THE firm l?tely doing the business under the name
l. aud style of SAMUEL SToTT s. Co, at the cor
OF and Doth streets, at their intersection with
Pennsylvania avenue, in This city, has been dis
solved, and the accounts between myself and my
partner (Mr. Stott( have been adjusted by arbfra-
ton. In the settlement of the partnership affairs
numerous accounts were assigned TO Mr.. SiOtt, and
a large number To mysct
Persons indebted tn the late firm, whose accounts
have been assigned to me, will, i'm a few days re-
ceive notice thereof, with statement of the amount
of their Indebtedness
Neither member oi the late firm il authorized To
Use the name al the firm ycept in rcceipiing ac-
assigned Ia him by the award OF the aTbitra-
tors. THOMAS OXLEY.
Washington, September 10th. 1853.
sep i2-eo2w
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Progress Of the Yellow Fever. A.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 13.-The fever is
raging terribly at Covington, Madison
vile, Vaudeville, Biloxi, Lewisburg, Pas,
Christian, Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara.
Alexandria, and through the Red river
country and along the Southern coast. 1t
is declining rapidly here.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE fever
sun continues TO rage alohg the coast.-
\, are being sent from here to Mobile.
Inc deaths at Galveston from yellow fever
last week were 81.
The deaths in this city yesterday were
40, including IS from the fever.
An earthquake was experienced along
the coast yesterday, but was not felt here.
The deaths yesterday at Mobile were
81, including q from yellow fever.
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List Of Arrivals at the Princinal IHotoJe

"'"oHS hort-S olaucOr, ; L, Miss MsucOr do
Miss Riley, do s Ragland lady, Va; Esley
lady, do; Miss NJ BROOKS do; j ii Witberspoon
c; Loader, c; Miss Ann Watson. do IT u
Rrummell, do; Miss Hargrove, do; Miss q Eel. =:
am hrs warwick ) Z: Doremus, N Y; Stubble-
field, GA, W Wilson, Ark: L NJ Rouzan lady 2 chill
dren servant La; Oliver do; I shannon.
c, z bargain do; r n Menhet do; N steele
VIA; Ward C. Knapp, Pittsburg Mrs Har-
rIson. La; III See ey lady. Ala; Capt Morse Md:
" Beale Co, do; W. Beale do; j III Sau.bure
DO; " L. Cook Tenn; j Amber Jr Va: DIR FIem
ing lady, do; Fleming, do; Miss Gwathmey.
10; SAM schooler, do; Coleman, Ala; Miss Cole
man. do Miss Temple, do; Miss Thomas do; W D
1hom>s. do; j Washington, do; n Il Aloway Tenn:
Miss Ncho', do; Miss 81 Rucks do: Hon James
Rucks. Miss; ID Stevenson, Tenn; Thomas Beckett.
Chester: Whittnger,N Y: G TAYLOR Md. r n
Bacon, d c; Mickle, n C; G Uetley do d Oates
Ala: J IL Brantley lady, do; A y off. Porto Rico
Nattonat Hotei-S Fields, NY; A Lipnan, Pa:
Brown, Ny; Mr. c Shaler, Pa; W II Johnston, o;
X Fisher. Texas; Mrs Fisher, do; II Perry do; A
Mchullcn. Ala; Peyton Rowan, do; Strauss, sc:
Springs do; Meyzatt, Ga: C W Meyzatt do: j W
Mann. DO; Z Cove. do; W d Barnes, lady 4 neice.
do; c James. do; DIR J Chisholm Il lady, sc; Miss
Chisholm. do; c Osbourpe Shanghai; Dwight
sc; Womble, Va; III Poindexter SON. do; 2
Putney lady, do; VI Tucker. C VI Tucker VI X
Tucker, Mary Tucker, child & servant, La; A
Crawford, wife, daughter ne;ce. sc; A Crawford
sister daughters. do A Curtis Ala; Z N Butler
Nd; ii Selby do; DIR r II uart Va; John W Jen-
kins, Md: q Lloyd, W.; M.s Abbott, do; s r
Davis. West Chester; Hubbard NJ Meigs, Jr,
Tenn: IL Bacon, Dc; J r Wallace, Ga; W Vena-
bic. do; Phillips, Ala; A Wentworth, ny; Mrs
Hart, Mrs ilartt, HART. do; G + House. do;
House do; w Benton, SC; Miss Ferris, do.
Cnfted S';tes n til II Loving, Va: @ w Gilmore
Ala; Mrs Dull, Va; j A Graham Old Point; T A
Miller, Nd; Seymour NY; r Tudor 4 lady. O: T
Alden, NY; J Kemp, vs.; Thompson, Mo- j N
Creashaw. NC.
GidSbyS Hotd-C A Mcleod lady, Ga: W S
Roose. Md Be lch & lady. Catskill; ii Etting:
W Mcdonald. sc; J VI Wolf, 10; D II sicox do;
co Wit'e, do; G W Hanish, Va: d Cox do Z PEN
niman Pa; j Dunlan, lady 4 servant, sc; De La
Elano. NY; W Floyd, Ala.
Hr'ng Hotet-Jas Minor lady. No; Geo WEIGH
q lady, RI; Paris, DC; II Bounck & lady, Mo;
u Giii, Mass; Mrs Ashby, Fla; Col Miller lady.
" " Mrs Moore, do: All Dudley, Mass; Col IL
Mmppie NY: l. Hopkins, Va; w Terrett, do; Capt
Reno, uSA; Jno VI Chiffon, La z Fitzgerald Va;
A GiTault. CSN; staats NJ: W Oyer;on,
DC; III Walker. USN.
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Certificate of packape cost .

CcIuucdte OF Rage cost:
p Whoes. ...... $500 % Quarters ...... So. 75
IS Halves. ........ 80 % Eighths ....... 1877
The Lotteries in Maryland are drawn under State
authority, through sworn Commissioner appointed
for the purpose, thus guaranteeing the purchaser
the fairness of the drawings.
single package in the above Lottery can draw
the four highest prizes in The scheme.
We invariably answer letters by return mail, en-
closing the tickets in proper envelope, observing
the strictrst confidence; and after the drawing is
over, send the official printed drawing duly
certified to by the State Officers, with written ex
PLANTATION of the result. All prizes bought ut our
office payable Immediately after the drawing, in
current money Bank Notes of any State taken at
par for tickets.
Correspondents may place the utmost confidence
i'll the regularity and safety of the mails, of
many thousand orders, containing drafts and bank
notes. for all parts of the United States, we have
never yet had a valuable letter 10 miscarry. In
king odd change, Post Office Stamps at all times
be obtained. Pay your postage to IL, and we will
pre-ply.o you.
In ordering tickets, enclose the money, and direct
the letter our address. Be careful to mention
your Post Office, County and State
1t has many times happened that we have made
our correspondents rich before nave had the
pleasure of personal interview.
N. B.-Correspondents can..ot be too careful in
writing in each letter addressed to us, their Post
Office, County, and State
The great Luck which has attended our Office will
FULLY authorize us In saying, that to obtain good
prize, il is only necessary to address n line to
EGERTON & BRO. Box l43, Post Office,
sep S.l0.I215l7. Baltimore, Maryland.
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= n00 NEGROES WANTED.-I will paw
OeOOO the highest prices, IN cash, for 5000
NEGROES, witt good titles slaves for life or for
term OF years, i'll large small families or single ne
groes will also purchase Negroes restricted to re
MAN In the State that sustain good characters Fam
HES never separated Persons having slaves for sale
will please call and see me- as am always in the
market with The cash. Communications prcmptly
attend to, and liberal commissions paid by JOHN n.
DEFINING, No. Is, :. Frederick street between
Baltimore and Second Streets Baltimore, Md. Trees
I'LL 'front.' OF the door, jy 30-tf
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Acqyittal of Mr.. Mather

ALBANY, Sept. l6.-The Court of I'm
parchment, by one emphatic vote, has
Just declared John c. Mather not guilty
on any of the charges preferred against
him. Mather's friends are firing hun
dred guns, in honor of his victory
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INK, INK, INK
PRINTERS INK

I1KINTEES wanting News, Book, and job INKS,
OF the best quality, at the most reasonable prices
can be supplied at the counting room of the Sfay
office, where variety of nkr aud excellent Printers
NARNlSH, for printing in Bronze and Gold, is al
ways KEPT ON HIND
The Inks sold al this establishment are warranted
10 ne EQUAL TO ANY IN THE MARKET. being from fine
factory of Charles f. johnson, Philadelphia.
UiVe IL Trial. sep lift
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fae Hoe Catching C.lse.The arrests and rearreSts
'I'Tted IN tlls parr connection with the taking up
" iar hogs OF MIR r. Schad has been settled by that
s'n''man and all the parties amicabiy. There
were few errors in our statement, one of which
aaS that Mr.. ID. was not fined stated, for
'hz IN Justice Thompson's Office, but for using i'm
proper language in the street. For this offence
'th'er> Simonds aad Wise arrested him. Mr.. B.
10" says tam te hogs
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AT PRIVATE SALE

| WILL. offer at private sale, my LEASE, with
bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles, all OF
when VIII be shown 10 any one wishing 10 pur-
chase. Locality on Penn> yIvania avenue, south
side, near 9th street; back TO street: coli
talnS Il rooms, in good order. Tise of lease %
months The House is i'll good repute and dong Il
good business; front just painted. quantity OF
good LIQUOR can be had at cost price. For fur
ther particulars the subscriber.
All persons indebted to me will please call up and
pay and save further trouble. J. DAVIS.
sep eff
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THE PARK HOTEL.

ID OBERT s. THOMAS HARRISON respectfully
III Inform their friends and the public that they
prepared N the above mentioned house, to fur
niS all the refreshments of the Parties sup
piled with DINNERS ,tnd SUPPERS at the short
est notice. The bar is supplied with superior Ii
QEORS.
The Park Hotel Is located al the Northern eytren-
ity of 18th street, just the verge of the city limits
surrounded by Park of large trees, containing a
Bowling Saloon, Swings ,aRd Arbors. 1t is healthy
walk beautiful drive. sep lf-lm
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL,

IapIol IflN, HNshIN efoW,
LNOR RENr.-The above Hotel IL offered for rent.
either with or without the Furniture and other
Fixtures II is of the most do -irahc situations
III the city, and an excellent location for business.
Possession may be had AZ any tine between this
and tie middle of October next. TOa gentleman OF
responsibility DESTROYS of keeping hotel a fine OPP
poriunIty is offered. Applications to be made to the
present proprietor. JOHN FON.
sep 6-:}Iawlm+
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

nRS. R. s J. HUNTER, members of tie ROYAL
IL College of Surgeons. late of IsIington London
have taken up their residence in Washington, for
the treatment OF
DISEASES OF TIE CHEST.
comprising affections of the THROAT, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, and diseases Of the HEART.
to which branch of their profession they have for
many years gwen their exclusive attention. The pc
cnary of the treatment employed by Drs. H., is
that the remedies employed administered by In
HALATIoN i'll the form of vapor.
Residence and Office, 18th street, between G and
III streets. eff
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ALWAYS AWAKE.

McGRAW JACOBS are on the qui rire for great
IVl sales at the lowest prices. They woui. 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
be. utiful and well selected stok. Call and see the
extraordinary bargains to be made at The Model
Grocery Store, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street. sep I5-eolm-
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zoo VALU ABLE End desirable

" " " VIZ I'CIf@DI-N" IsOI - Ut VFIVaIt SAFE.
have for sale about 500 fine Building Lots located
in all sections of the city, which will sell low
and on the hest of time. j. e. GREEN
Property Broker, Office ON 9Th street,
Opposite Post Office.
P. S.-Prrsons having property to dispose of. and
wishing Agent to make sale of same, by dropping
me plan and description with the price of same,
assured that will be attended to with dis
patch and on the best of terms.
For references the public in general. J.C.G.
sep l0-eo3t
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Maine Law Nominations in cb;o

CINCINNATI, Sept. ia Convention
OF Maine Law advocates yesterday nomi-
mated candidates for Representatives and
Senator's in the Ohio Legislature from this
county. The nominees are mostly demo.
Gratis.
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ATILLINERY.- MRS. CHOATE, has re-
vi moved TO he; old stand, on 9th street, near
Louisiana avenue, where she has commenced to
carry on the MILLINERY business, Caps, Head
dresses. &c. Ms. {. Will attend TO anv orders i'm
her line with prompt attention, and she trusts witt:
entire satisfaction. sep 1885,
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Building Lots for Sale.

NOR SALE,-A variety of CITY BUILDING
Il LOTS for sale i'll various parts Of the city
Prices moderate and liberal credit will be given Al
So will effect Insurance upon lives and property il
responsible Companies. Inquire Of
MYERLE s. WEBB,
aug 2-ti.2m Penn. ave. her, X and 9Th SIS
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FOR SALE AND RENT
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE

1 have for sale large number of beautiful building
536, 537, 93l g59 1902 1850 s53 535, llI4 1855 499
III, 475, 47, las, 49, 65G. 692, 56 4i4, Ia 81 49,
go, 55 ZIG, 4o, 5si, 1858, 1885, $685. 29e, ga $40,
100 and 26S, all OF which will be sold on the best
oS time and terms by applying to J. c. GREEN,
sep l7-3teod Property Broker It'll It. opp'c. 2. o.
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NOR SiLE-ln whole or part
Il Lots 3 and in square 46I-unimproved
Lot ) iii square 2S2-improved
) :. Z" 2S.}
60 ; 20 5l6-unimpr0ved
sc " 90 OF 5l5-improved
90 l6 or II in square 367-unimproved.
Prices low and terms easy.
DONDHO < MhGILI.
Real estate agents, llth ST., near Penn.
sep 10-eO:h+
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BY GREEN g. SCOTT, Auctfoneers.
/ IMPROVED AND CNlMPROVED PROPERTY
l. AT AtCTION.-On FRTD.iT. the 9th instant,
we siiil se NJ O'Clock p. m, in front of the prem
iseS, GOOD three-story Brick and Frame House.
containing seven good and convenient arranged
rooms, and the Lot which il stands il being part
OF Lots Nos 10 and ii. in Square No. 449, having a
front on the east side of 9Th street west between L.
ana I'll streets north, twentvtour feet. running back
10 twenty-five feet alley lie feet. and a vacant
Lot adjoining the above described property. This
property Is handsomely located in one of the most
rapidly improving parts of the city, being but one
square north o the Northern Market.
lerlli>: One-fouTth cash the balance i'm 6, 10
le, and "a months, the purchaser give notes for
tle deferred payments, bearing interest from day of
safe deed gwen and deed of trust taken.
Title iniiSputabe. GREEN & SCOTT.
sep5-d Auctioneerx.
tG@The above sale is postponed on
account OF the weather until "Wednesday the llth
instant, same hour.
sept 10. GREEN & SCOTT
EB The above sale is further post.
ronrd, Ill consequence OF the rain, until WEDNES-
DAY the Dist instant, same hour.
sep ID. GREEN & SCOTT.
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OiC".-Ie-ter,lay several person, who were sum
moned aS witnesses in a under the liquor law
failed &c make their appearance at the appointed
umJ. Attachments were Issued aud the persons
arrested last night after scuie with the officers,
taken to re guard house and made give bonds for
'heE prompt attendance TO day.
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.-The land is well
IA wate:ed; part is in wood, and part in grass. Ii
Is admirably situated for very early garden lis wei
as for dairy. The distance from the south end of
the Long Bridge is about two miles. The terms oi
sale will be very accommodating. For further par
ticulars apply to c. E. klrrEHHoUsE, Bank OF Com
merce, Georgetown, or b. L. RITTENuoUSE Treas
ury Department, Washington. sep Paw w
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NATIONAL EATING HOUSE

SF0y~ JUST received direct from ~
cSENSf.E the West Indies a small lot(S ~ [ Al
SHAkAot genuine GREEN TUR->AlHI
TIE, which will he served wv
Soup and Steaks in the best possible STYLE and
at short notice. Also, fresh Norfolk OYSTER
and Fish of various kinds, such as Shtepshead,
Trout, Spots Croakers, DC. All the Birds of the
season constantly on hand, such : Reed Birds So
IA, Blue Wing, &C., and every other luxury Of the
season.
o. Soup ready at Ii O'Clock families served as
usual. ID. G. FULLER,
sep f-eo3t Successor TO Walker & Shadd.
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NOR SALE-Two of the haudsomest building
l. LOTS, situated in the First Nafd. near the
residence CT ". ". Coz coTan) known as lots No :
and S. in square p, fronting north ii street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets west which will be sold
low on immediate application to
J.C. GREEN.
Property Broker, 18th street, opp. Post Office.
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CHOP FOR SALE, on Street, the .7remuc.
~ bargain may be had early application be made
at the Furniture Store of n. NJ. NcGREcoR, on 1tIr
street, opposite the Exchange Bank. The shop is
suitable for cabnct-making the carpcntefing his-
mess. sen 2-a,v:,W
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YOUNG AMERICA.

w T. intend acting upon the Go .7head principle.
w that our customers may always say il there
Is an improvement invention, % importation of
superior GROCERIES,, WINES, or LIQUORS
we are sure of receiving the first and finest sample
at astonishing low prices of The Model Grocrrs
McGRAW s. JACOBS.
Corner of Penn. avenue and 18th street.
sep l4-eOlm
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FARM FOR SALE.

L'OR SALE. on accommodating terms or exchange
Il for city property, a Farm, in Alexandria
County, Virginia, about miles above Georgetown.
and within half a mile OF the Falls Church, contain,
ing about 5s acres of excellent land, about 20
OF which is in Wood, ana OF the best apple or
chards in the County. Also, pure spring OF water
and III very healthy neghborllood.
n fine opportunity Is here offered 10 any person i'll
want OF a Garden to supply the Markets oi Wash
iugton, Georgetown, and Alexandria, is the Farm is
near, and easy OF app zach to them ALL For further
particulars enquire of EDW ARD OWENS, Mer-
chant Tailor, opposite Wizards Hotel, or OF ;. Par
ker, Fancy Store, under National Hotel
sep l2-6t Intel & Union
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WASHINGTON, Sept Is. 1855.

WASHINGTON, Sept Is, 1855.
SIR: In answer to your enquiry relative TO the no
nee published 10y Nj. s Stou in this mornings Nd-
onot iatetgsncer. have to say that on the 18th of
July the pecunisry matters in controversy between
you and him were referred 20 Mr.. Thomas Z. Morgan
and myself Srbilrators. for settlement: that on
the idth OF August we came To q final and complete
settlement of the SAME; on that day made up an
award which signed and sealed in the presence nf
witness: and that on the next day placed in YOUR
hands one copy of the and left another at the
house Of MIR. Stott. Nr. Z. informed Lne i'm person
the same day that he had lived il. lie has repeat
e'tly conn planned 10 me since then that the award
was unj just towards him. and till within few dsys
has urged NE tc try and induce you have the case
again ssfhnitted-vhich request | have most posi-
lively refused. The award. well as can rtrnerp-
der required Mr.. Stott tn pay you something over
thirteen hundred AMI eighty dollars and in addition
gave You debts due the firm 10 the amount of nine
teen hundred and ffty-sevrn dollars of course
there is no truth in MIR. Stotts stat. mcpt that the
arbl ators were not able 10 agree on the contrary
we never had the slightest difference in fixing and
determining the matters referred to US
Yours truly,
JAMES W. SlIEHAN
T. bXIEY, ESQ. sen I2-lv-
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DREPARE FOR FALL & Winter.
L Just received. splendid assortment of Fall
and Winter GOODS, which will be made to order
i'll the best style and Oh reasonable terms, by
w. MOORE.
Penn. avenue, next to corner 9th street.
sen li-lm
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Illness Of Generel sb;e,ds

LOUISVILLE, Sept. l5.-Gen. Shields is
lying dangerously i'll at Sparta, Illinois.
Ills mind, at times, is quite deranced.
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WOOLLEN YARNS. FIannels, Hoo
w stery, &c. White, BLACK, GRAY, and Fancy
Colorcd Yarn; White, Red. Blue, and yellow FIan-
ncls; Misses and Chdren;s Cotton and Wooel
Hose: Silk, Cashmere and Cotton Hose of every
quality; together with a general assortment of Fall
Goods. Customers will do well to give NE call
WM. X. RILEY.
aug 2g-lm cor. Sth St. oppe Centre Market.