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Thc Tariff Repealed!

FOR cash, FLOWS may bo had at the Carrollton
Foundry for the uIhng sum Of four dollars and
a half | have sldrge number stocked of IN the
hest and most substantial manner, and farmers Will
lind it to their interest to buy now,
A. L. LlTTELL.
July 81, l846-42-f.
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FOR THE SONS AND nAUGHTERs OF TEMPERANCE
BY T. s. Arthur author OF "Six Nights with the
Washingtonians," The Ruined Family Jim Brad
docks Pledge, The Cold " uter " edding' SC.
This Christmas Temperance Story is dedicated to
"The Sons and Daughters OF Temperance" and ex-
hibits the festivities Of Christmas in the same fam
ly, under the different Influences Of brandy wine and
water. II may be sent BY mail al trihing postage,
and should be in the hands, as gift book, Of every
family in the land tis done up with a splendid EN-
bellished Lithographic cover. Prce-sngle copies
s7I cents Three copies for one dollar. Address
VIM SLOANAKER,
Iso Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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POT METAL.

7 AM paying ONE CENT per pound, in castings, for
old plow points, mold boards, mill gearing, and
all kinds Of old metal that has not been burned in
the fire; delivered at the Carrollton foundry.
A. l.. LITTELL'
June -, 1886 --37-6l,
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DIR. w. H. POOLE,

HAVING located himself in Carrollton, offers his
professional services to the citizens Of the town
and surrounding country. His Office is opposite the
store Of Mr.. Parker. September II, lS46--4s-tf.
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TO WAG0N-MAKERS.

I WISH to employ joarneyman wagon-meker to
whom will give good wages in CASH. Apply at
the Carrollt)n foundry. A. L. LITTELL.
June &c, l845--3T-d
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STONE WARE.

4 good assortment Of stone crooks, &c.. on hanC
II and for sale by ELIZA SlNCLAlR
Canolllon, November 8, lS4s-h
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Fresh White Fish.
Bnlter and Dried Peaches Wanted:

FOR which will pay one.halt money aud one
half in groceries,; delivered AT my grocery on
,he hill STUART q. McKEE.
Carrollton, November 10. l8i6-5-If.
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From the Columbus (oho) Statesman
C0mmlsslOner Of the Patent ONCE

The Hon: Edmund Burke, Commissioner of the Patent
Ohce at Washington, arrived in this city last night by
the northern sage and stopped at the Neil House. Mr.
Burke was appointed to the office he so ably fills bv
President Polk, from New Hampshire; and this Is his
first visit to the States and we regret that he
not at present go further He will return from here to
Washington, perhaps by tomorrow's stage Mr. Burke
speaks in the most animated terms of our State of lis
great resources of the industry and energy everywhere
apparent and especially of the public institutions and
the great beray of the people in sustaining them He
visited this morning the Lunalc Asylum, the Blind Ins
tuuon, and the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and
expressed his high qualification at their appearance and
he manner they seemed TO be conducted and of the at
LEMONS OF those having them in charge
nl'' ID. also visited the penentary, of which he
speaks IN he highest terms, and went through all the
various workshops, which the warden Mr. Dewey took
great pans in exhibiting
Mr.. Burke, as Commissioner of tho p,,.nt OfEco "a
Wy assiuuous IN collecting statistical information in
reference TO the States, to engraft in his renort h
az the next session, We hope his visit TO the can Of
ONO may not be without its benefits in his resnc, and
as the state Board of Agriculture meets IT, arro,y w.
nope MT Is. may be induced to stop another dau Tho
Board OF Agriculture, of Public Works and tba s,ata
ocers may be able to furnish collectively now or =,
some future tme greater of information Than
has been obtained together heretofore Ohio as an @
cultural and mechanical State stands forward AMONG r.
sister States the first in Importance while The na
policy OF the general government in extending the ma,
kets abroad for her surplus produce must make her in
tune, one OF the weathiest States in the Union
We hope, by another season, Mr. B. NAV be able 10
extend his visits further and northwest TO the mag
nihcent competitors OF ONO, rising up as if by magic
from the wilderness
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I'm E. ~. DY.ER, .9,.ctfonffr.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIUN.-Un Frl-
day next the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, m, shall
SELL Pennsyv avenue south side, few doors from
the OF 9th street, (he flag will designate the house
the household furniture of lady declining housekeeping
amongst which enumerate, viz;
Caneseat and other chairs mahogany hair-seat sofa
Mahogany dining, card breakfast, and pier tables
Mahogany sideboard, pier glass, window-blnds
CrocSery and glass ware
Parlor chamber, step, and hall carpets and rugs
Stair-rods, high and French,prop. bedscads
Good feather beds, mattresses, &c.
Mahogany bureaus, wardrobes, washstands
Toilet sets, ire-irons, Nc
With many other articles not necessary to enumerate
Terms of sale All of and under 1925, cash over
S2 credit of and so days. for approved endorsed notes,
bearing interest r. w. DYER Auctioneer.
Aug 7-dts
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Hv n. ": DYER, .sucfso,.eer.

TNXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
~ TIoN.-on Thursday next the l2th instant, az 10
naugh the of Sh and Pennsylvania avenue
the household and kitchen furniture whichis in good order
and amongst which enumerate, viz
Cane aud other chairs, mahogany hair-seat sofa
Mahogany centre-table, extension dining table
Parlor chair handsome window-c and ornaments
Solar lamp, set of girandoles, mahogany stands
Parlor, chamber. and step carpets
Oilcoth sair-rods, hearth rugs, &c
Granite dinner SET tea set, glass ware
Clock knives and forks bedseads
Good feather beds, mattresses, &c.
Mahogany bureaus, washstands, toilet sets
Fire irons, chamber stoves, looking glasses &c.
With many other articles, and lot of kitchen utensils,
cooking stoves, NC.
Terms OF sale All sums OF and under S25 cash over
5 credit of 60 and 80 days. for approved enors notes.
bearing interest. X. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
Aug dts
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Isy II. GREEN, .9ncffOHeer.
VALUABLE EARM AT AUCTION.-On

10Th instant shall sell, the premises, at O'clock
p m, excellent tract of land containing one hundred
acres, about four miles from the city of Washington or
Georgetown lying the Rock Creek church road adoin
ing the farms of Major Walker and Messrs Oud and Keys
being part OF the tract formerly belonging the estate OF
Alexander Shepard deceased The land is in good
OF cultivation, having about thirty five in meadow
The land is fertile and adapted to the growth OF
wheat OATS any other crop usually raised in this
climae with the Improvements.
Terms One-lhrd cash; balance in one two, three and
four years, Tor bearing interest; deed given and
deed OF trust taken A. GREEN,
aug 3-eod&ds Auctioncer.
p s. Any person wishing to purchase handsome and
good of land viii do well attend the above sale
They will find the land to be susceptible of improve
nent having about thirty acres OF wood and well waiered
lnnba For further particulars, inquire the premises or
Of the subscriber. A. GREEN.
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Bv "A. GREEN, .2..clioneer,

FARMING UTENSILS, STOCK, HOUSEHOLD AND
Il KITCHEN FURNITURE, We. AT AUCTION
On Monday, the 10th instant, at ii O'Clock, m shall
SELL al the residence OF Mr. Leonard Storm, the Rock
Creek Church road, and adjoining the residence of Mr.
Riggs, about 3 miles from the city of Washington, a
good lot OF stock, &c. viz:
} excellent work horses
S head of cattle, some of which good mich
Is do hogs.
Also good lot of farming utensils, amongst which
good two horse wagon, a good cart
carryal, ploughs harrows, Nc, with number OF
articles not necessary TO enumerate.
Also lot OF good furniture.
Terms: All sums OF and under $l0 cash $40, a
credit of six months, Tor satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest.
aug3-d A. GREEN. Auctioneer
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FLoRENCE's NEW HOTEL

NO. 1oo Broadrcay corner Of jVdiker street Mem York
IN THE EUROPEAN STYLE
WIS elegant Hotel IS now open for the reception of
travellers The proprietor olicits vis nom tlose
whose business pleasure may call them 10 the civ al
New York The Hotel is designed be conducted mon
the European system, and with the adoption OF ali modern
isers can az all tunes procure apartments with or with
ont BOARD those who may wish take their meals in
he oe can do so In private apartments of great beauty
OF IN he pubic Restaurant saloon of elaborate and costly
magnihcence, (probaby without equal on the continent
oil Amerca,) and upon economical terms.
The proprietor haters himself that his bo,,s ,,;u H.,
found upon trial at least equal any known
ia pomt OF elegance economy, and desirabity
and Italian cooks. JOHN FfORENGl '
April 30-ti3m 4, -, 49,,
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Saltwater Bathing nj Piney Point, Maryland.


TNE Potomac Pavilion, ut this delightful watering place,
having been entirely retted and furnished anew, is
open the reception and accommoda ton of visters
Pney Point is situated the Potomac river, its
mouth and commands view OF the debouche of that noble
river into the Chesapeake bay easy OF access being
about hundred miles distant from Washington and Bal
timore
The bathing this place is all times perfectly safe,
there under-cunent, and the invalid and others
enjoy bathing with the New bathing
houses have been erected and every attention will be paid
the comfort and convenience OF guests. To the invalid
this place presents pleasant for health and
The Augusta leaves Washington every Monday
and Thursday O'Clock, m, for Pney Point and,
turning, leaves "Wednesday and Saturday at q "a.
The steamer Columbia leaves Washington every We'd
nesday g. m, for the Point returning, leaves every
Sunday at u, Il.
The steamer Oceola leaves Washington every Sunday
O'clock M and every Thursday at O'clock p.
returning leaves the Point every Wednesday and Saturday
mornings.
Board per month $50 90
Board per week 900
Board per day 90
Children and servants half price.
HARDWOOD & KELLER.
July l6-3awtlstS
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SUMMER BOARDING.

GUNNER BoARDISG-The subscriber can accommo
~ date limited number OF boarders tor the summer
and on reasonable terms, the Union Hotel, Fairfax
Courthouse The house very pleasant and comfort
able one, with large airy rooms lts location being only
hfioen miles from District of Columbia daily line OF
stages runs between the points, and stops this house
The proyerba health of the village and neghborhood
dss 1t very desirable place for persons living in the Dis
rct and who desire to board tn families in the country
july I7-du LIE WIS $. PRITCHARTT.
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Important New Work.

Important New Work.
LIMITED STATES FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT.
The Treasury Department and its various fiscal bu-
reaus their ORIGIN organization, and practical operations
illustrated being supplement- to the synopsis OF Treasury
instructions Tor the administration Of laws, affect
ing the commercial and system of the United
Sr,ies in fourteen chapters. by Robert Mayo M d one
volume quarto Price Sd
The above work, which has been for considerable time
in preparation at the Treasury Department. has just been
printed, extra copies of which are Tor sale by
WIN. q. FORCE,
Aug. 7 Penn. avenue corner of 10Th street.
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FoR LiaEnrA.-We are informed that the Liberia pacEe
viii positively sail on her second voyage to the colony
the LIST OF september taking out emigaats and freight m
the colonization societies. DIR. McGiu, colonial physician
and Mrs Russwurm, the lady of Gov. r. who have spen
the summer IN this country, viii in the packet We
understand 1t is the intention Of the company owning h
Pecket to keep her constantly running between the Chess
peae ana the colonies, and it is estimated that she WIZ
easily make three trips year This enterprise prove
very advantageous the colonies and we hope profab
to the company.-Baif. american.
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JONEs's HOTEL.
M. 151 (J,esfuuf Sfreef yssy.yz,r

fINHE subscribers, under the firm BRIDGES ~ WEST
Il have purchased Mr. Jones's interest in this esabsh
nent and hope, by the sctest attention the wants and
comforts of their guests merit continuance of the lib
era patronage heretofore received by It's former propre
Inc house has been thoroughly and repaired
W. therefore feel assured welcome our friends and
Philadelphia -
July 20-2wd JNo WEST 90
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VT. and possession given Immediately

ks1 the comnodous and pleasant dwelling house and
1 premises on the of 18th street and New York
avenue late IN the occupancy of Francis Dayidpe esq
connected with the above is u milk house stable and
caIfage-house coal-house large lot for garden &C.
ut hand. "' ""''i 0"i
his ono OF the most healthy situations in WASHINGTON
W good view oil and only square of the Pres
oeht grounds and the executive departments
Apply TO " H. James, esq, next door, or 10
Aug. 2-it JAMES LAHNFD rs,h s,root
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. ~1sg1sA The steamer OSCEOLA will make pleas
saasure-trp to the above places on Thursday next,
Returning, win leave Norfolk Friday the 18Th at o'clock,
and arrive at Washington about IL O'Clock next day
r-fs omar
lady $40 Gentlemen taking this trip have the prfvnege
OF remaining until Friday the 20h. for 49, gentleman and
lady Sl2.
Aug Z JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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ImponTEp from Englana by z. raylor The I,rae-

uca Mechanics Pocket Guide, concise treatise the
weight and strength OF materials the prime OF
machinery, and very numerous practical rules and tables
by Professor Wallace; pocket volume, sixteenth ed
ton price 81 Also, The Practical Engineers Pocket
Guide treating of the nature and application of mechanical
forces, the elements OF machinery, with practical rules
and valuable tables for and general
volume, for the pocket; 62 cents. July IL
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Ry R. ". DY'ER, .q.scttoneer.

HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION ON ELEVENTH.
IL STREET;-On Thursday next, the 18th instant, at 5
O'clock p M shall SELL in font OF the premises let 49, OF
the subdivision of square No I25 fronting 7h street.
and running back 100 feet to an alley between l. and Nj
streets with the wostoy frame house thereon Terms at
sale II. w, DYER,
Aug 9-3t Auctioneer
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TO Pursers and Surgeons OF the U. s. Navy.
WE Subscribers have just received from London (made
4 10 order by one of the first manufactures) epauletes
or all grades, according the order of the Navy
Departments also shonlder-saps (which they offer the
lowest possible prices for cash
VIM. ii. SMITH az CO.,
Aug. 1-im8 No. Maiden Lane, New York.
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For Charlottesville, Statinton Interior
}iniR.
Whole fare to !StusuafOu $40 OnlH.

NlSiIERS to the Virginia springs, Natural Bridge, &c.
' are advised that through tickets given
board the Potomac steamboat between Washington and
stanton for the low rate Of ten dollars Travellers by this
veyed by railroad between Aqua creek and Goons
vie and thence superior fourhorse post coaches
Charlottesville and stanton, the different springs, pass
ing in sight of Monticello and the celebrated University of
Virginia, and arriving the White Sulphur Springs
the third day from their leaving Washington.
The stages this arranged avoid night
travelling For further particulars apply to Captain J. w
RODGERS, of the steamer Augusta, or
GEORGE MATTINGLY Agent.
July I3-3taw1m
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COAItDING.---Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania avenue
ID nearly opposite Coleman's hotel has il number of
which she would be pleased to let permanent
transient boarders; among them several very fine front
rooms. Terms moderate. June L.
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NEW Volume OF Dewey's Discourscs-Discourses
IN the Nature of Religion and Commerce and Bush
with occasional Discourses, by Oryle Dewey
Just received by +. TAYLOR.
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CHAPTER TX.

1t was evening. In large and spacious apart
ment, elegantly wainscoated, and filled with rich
furniture, and nnumerable number of lights
were blazing, as ifthe room was shortly TO wit
ness festival. Disposed about, on little ex-
quisiely laquered Chinese stands, were vases
filled with flowers, most Of them white. A rich
Prayer.book lay open on a table at the head Of
the room. At the side place had been fitted up
for an orchestra. These were the preparations
for the bridal of our heroine-strange mockery!
HIT length the company began 10 gather
Among numerous officers and other guests came
Col. Campbell, the commander of the post, little
dreaming ofthe tragedy in which unwttingIy he
was playing so prominent part. He was fol-.
lowed by Mr.. Mowbray, accompanied by the
groom. Major Lindsay was dressed in uniform,
but he wore white favor on his breast and his
sword knot was OF snowy ribbon. He walked
with firm proud step, and looked around smiling
He knew that there was scarcely brother off,
Ger that did not envy him The possession of his
bride, and the consciousness of this increased the
excburance of his spirits. The prize he had so
long struggled for was now about to be won; and
all regret for his conduct had long since vanished.
Gratifed triumph was written on every feature Of
his face.
Mr.. Mowbray was attired with becoming ele.
gance, though the guests remarked that his dress
was almost 100 sad for wedding. 1t might, in.
deed, with almost equal propriety have been
worn at funeral. The dress, in fact, was no
bad type of Mr.. Mowbray's feelings, and, per
haps, had been chosen on that account. The
truth was: that in secret he could not reconcile
himself to this union. Though Kate herself
weeping on his bosom, had declared that she was
ready to marry Major Lindsay. and though Mrs
Blakeley, herself deceived, had assured him thai
Kate's agitation arose only from the usual coy.
ness of maid, he could not expel from his heart
an uneasy fear lest Kate had consented to this
marriage only to save his life. Why else was
she so pael Why were her spirits so high in
company, while she bore traces, as he thought
of tears in secretl Only that morning he hat
caught her weeping; and when he pressed tc
know the cause, she declared she was merely
nervous-an assertion which Mrs. Blakeley cor
roborated To purchase life with her unhappi
ness, was what he could not consent to; and bu
for her. the aged patriot, perhaps, would havt
scorned to purchase it on any terms.
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CHAPTER VIII,

We left Preston tortured with the reflection that
the news of Kato's peril had come too late.--
Half insane with the thought he strobe to and fro
in his marque. Suddenly an orderly appeared
at the door and requested our hero's presence at
headquarters, where council of officers was TO
be Immediately held.
Wondering what enterprise called them togetb-
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gs John Ned}in, Of Union county, who
has been confined IA our jail for the last
Eve months, for the murder Of his negro
boy. was TO receive bts ulal Yesterday, n
Concord, to which place he had removed
IL from Onion county,
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as follows:
$50 Pnyatc letters % fopes t'af4e ~
military marohes aHt orerai0n sre frequently
i..hisyous in de,izu aud slwafs tsgl.ee'nl 20
.sosruy. They aro therefore alrlriig Mf3.dIeui
~ ,py off For found guilty of mlktie sueh re.
- for qualifications withcut special pefaa .oH,
n placine tho wta!ng bey and .jis control. 70
s,titt ind.its way &c the press witfih one month
80, th, tsrmiuaiioa Of toe c4n,F-igH ~ Which
n fela,es.shall be dismissed lroN ghe service.
What had brought up lbs. Order (rom
,be tonlh, where It had quIell, slept for so
many wears The Appearance ct a pr.
,a,e letter Of General Taylor neyor IA.
,c,9ed lor publication, aid for lnr publca.
,,oo II winch he was "a uu. way rcsppnsE
M MI. 4. ADMITTED that ~ publication
"a. an &C, Of great udiscfclinn It vas
81 ,ct. however sell intended. HAT did
rreat injustice 10 Gen. Taylor. II Has
fref addressed 70 a supeftHr ailiter, az
xblch he conliled @ HIM nc feelings u
L.bo.on without reserve. II shuuld not
have bggn esea to lhe word ~ Nr
4 could 10, bat tiiuh lhai the House
yonld lrsllaie before censtr.ng t.yn. lay,
Il, Id tic a., Of another, done without
h. ku8Nledge OF perultssinp ltwsseEdent
taall men that The urder Published Ihis
n,oru.aa 10 thu organ land, BIZ hena.cJt ia
IN, laJ,ltsrnceE tod was .n,ea4ed dtrsct-
/, "a canslte Taylor bar disqualification of
,b,eel,ef. Was tbs CAR Wasitjus z
,esr might rol away bclnte be would
daye "a opp1rluniY 10 spe1. O word 90
l,.drirnce. However tr-fepfcscntcd uf
m4h.ncd, "a uurl b. sl'em uct Wota
ms, Be- uttered. HI cui. not ha,e
Jr,pa,ch published 90 bis oWu fnJ ca
ea oiur selection q dycaur,fs e any
event unpublished h} d Administration
hostile ia hsm,
Nr 4. ..,l be hld si,l 20 favor of
t1- fes..a.ipn. mat as 6 Was, iesl any
.apea.ed lbsl ff,lpf mf.,ium some.
lhhs Inconsistent SUB NNl.WyUI hl have
aolyasl.ur saving ,tal he NHes Ne'e
p,m. to s9rld iim No q haJuo fears
6, sea. Ttsl9r llsc8nir, 81 ad
heieao lbc sctefesi scrutiny. Nttua9
nod lcea laae Us luul la tt-afi1nas com.
mtBt. isU cAI pa-.t.. eale INN -
Gubgd lester. m;sll Fefa-rs tadHce
sags Is Judge araa,urau} q Wm t0r a.
umt bt afrf peace sha4i BE restored, +
aaI ta. Veie gasessi Ie naa.d be q.
81 P,escft.lei ,a>s A. @r5.a con-.
mm3a tu4e.Paaa, iel+-. ai ,-ic hands oi
BE- cHfy.
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