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Sep 4--2tawSds

/. CARD-The undersigned respectfully informs friends and
the public generally that AZ no aa
the Of Fourteenth sheets, ION the sue OF me
Coaee. happy see them with ue assurance
been arranged WIN &C. al care
from the central portions Of the cry
stocked with the choicest Wines IL
quo Ac and he confidently hopes that he WIN receive ha
range perfected pleasure Of extending
the Invitation ladies' for whose especial nc
has many schemes In contemplation ,r,py u,ru,
M has one or two rooms pleasantly furnished
Aug 3O-3awaw Tint u Bait SUM-
BOOTS AND SHOES, Boots shoes small prof
isWe would respectfully call the attention OF our Gus
and the public assortment OF boots and
ladies' gentlemen misses, boys, cdren and servants bo gh
and heavy; sc
10 The L1diss
every variety CATERS and half CATERS, buins Jefar
slips excelors Jenny Lind all warranted TO give sasac
McCudys slips ties, old style, for
Bronze halfgaiters, thick soles. ~
DO CATER shoes
Misses and chiidrens ofeyery quality and variety.
To The Geaiit,aea,
see variety and style
Patent leather and calkin Congress CATERS,
A superior waterproof cunning and
boots and shoes and double Of our
manufacture.
TO the Farmss ant Planters.
heavy brogans and farm
hands, be equaled and quality in this city We in
thar tail 10 please.
Our stock all kinds has purchased with from the
pared sell at small profits do not forget e store By, Ss
South side Of av, 18th sts,
next door to Is. l.. Jackson and Bro
Sept ll-3taw4w
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pIANOS, GUITARS, received, sylph
Ida, from Boston, schooner Ace nom York. part
My
and varied assortment offered this
from the widely celebrated Cbckeng, BIOS
the Oldest and beet New York factories This consists
6 g. and octavcs pianos highest quality
finish particular attention to
nnceni carved rosewood piano. which Mr..
pronounced be the
him. and destined account of superiority for the fair Bos
ton Purchases have great advantages selecting personally
my large assortment OF pianos factory prices.
SECONDHAND pianos taken In part payment.
Also, large supply OF guitars every grade richly
and highly ornamened New received weekly
low any store in this city.
RICHARD DAVIS,
Sept 2O--eoh Nat Int. Il Alex. Gag. Penn n
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nALyAa lsED Portable Hot-air Furnnces-I have Just
received supply Of tho above furnaces heating
houses Offices and churches, and prepared put
at the shortest notice.
Aso Beebes cooking
ed 10 this market
C. WOODWARD,
Penn. avenue, between 10Th and llh
Sept ls-3ieod
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Eoh sale, 20 exchange for Improved clay property
IL My place. called "Beie Rocne" situated
Rock Maj John Hesss
and twenty minutes ride from Pennsylvania avenue
There $50 imported,
we'll selected The improvements handsome cottage
building Kitchen
buildings the whole and particularly well
lion healthy and romantic and there spring
short distance from the house. Terms easy
JULIUS A. PETERS,
On the premises, his store Penn. ay, near
Sept l4-lweod&2awu
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STOyES and Grntes-Grates Stoves-Ilayne lust
turned from the Morrill, where have been labong successfully
for the styles
patterns OF stoves and grate would respectfully
the metropolis Of III. surrounding
call and them and In distributing thei patronage would
70 remind them that stock Is large and sell must and de-
termned
would particularly cali the Of cooking
stove TO the American Tight considered the
extreme Call and viii take pleasure showing
whether you buy
4. WOODWARD,
Sept Il-3teod Penn. av., between 10th sts
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Assistant Teacher Wanted immediately.
THE Principal Of IN C Male Academy wishes
employ forthwith teacher who II qualified TO teach
English branches and the lower mathematics lie
unmarried sober habits and good moral character
All applications must be made Immediately and by letter. post paid
the Principal.
Feb le-du
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uOUsE-Furnishing Dry Goods.--Tbe subscriber :
Ill leave call the attention of the the District
following very desirable goods in the above line
-, l04, and ~ heavy Barnsiey and irish sheengs
81, l0-4, and 1874 Hamilton cotton sheetngs
-, o. "a, and Ga pIiow-case linens
a., 9e, 81, and64 do cotions
"a, Stand IV4 SILICA table dsmasks
Damask napkins aud towellngs
l04, lo4 10 4, and IA white and coored Mafsell-q gum
White and coored Duyey'r tidirs
White and colured worsted damask table covers
White and coiored embossed furniture dimiy
10 dozen super brown table cloths
l04, " a. and I2I superior blankets ,.v
With numerous other goods IN the line, which mel -
themselves 70 sell lower than any this side OF NewSo
CLAGEfT, NEWTON, MAY ~"
Sept la-6uf
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ION Hunting in the Interior Of south Afnea'
IL nmming vols. -
The Recent Progress Asopomy, by Professor Looms
Winnes Lives Of Literary aud scientific Men Of hme"
volume -,
George Castroii King Of Albany BY Clements Moore w.
Oraions Speeches OF Edward Everett vols. -, Z
Katharine Douglas; OF, Principle Developed; by me s"""
Jessie Barton. vol.
Benaer's Memoirs If Anne Boleyn. ] vol.
Ellen Parry Trials Of the Heart. vol. -,
The Cation chinese and the Celestial Empire; by Tfhsht
vol.
"reminiscences Of Congress .by G, W. March. vol.
Echoes 81 the Unverse by Rev. Henry Chretnss. vol
In MeInoriam, by Tennyron. l vol. = ..,
Americas Yepncius and his Voyages by Viscount s
vol.
The West Indies and North America In 1870 by Robert B"
vol. -
Universal Dictionary Of Weights Measures, ancient nG
reduced 70 the United saies standards by H. heh
vol Jus, received, rsANcK TAYLOR
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ny GREEN IS TAsrEr. Aactionser..


M AhoGANY BOARDS, vENEERs, Newell POSTS, &C, AT
M AUCTlONOn Monday tie 23d instant, sell front
Of our warehouse door, streets. HasIup
Weeden building AZ " O'Clock good Id Of
yenee newe us 800 ieet five egths and scveneishhs
boards, 1900 feet best curled vervcrs,
Terms of sale All Of SIS cash over s25
credit Of thirty and sixty days, satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest
GREEN h TAsTET
Sept 20-3tcod Auetoncers.
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DUvALL BROTHER merchant tors, under Gadsby,s hotel
dese 10 caths attention Of members OF onges strangers
ciuzens their fall winter goods arriving
have been selected in peon principally New York
hons They prepared TO make styie Of
elegance article OF cotnig which
vorab with the quality purchased here elsewhere
Also, Tine furnishing gentlemen Shirts
kerchies, gloves, &C. ~
Sept so-eoswif DUvALL = BRoTHRR.
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CAlGD.
wines and LAqeers.

CAllD.
Wtnss and IA4ssss.
THE undersigned would respectfully can attention his ssek
The seIes aosssssed by him for obtaining wines
I'm ,hsr ari,v ms longer experiences business
duced by him and personal knowledge with the va
growing districts Of Europe man y posssssa y amy oe
h @ ~ On hi. s,ore and vaults are such as 10 maze
them In scl the substitute cellar Of every
wanting small assorted lots OF choice wines
special be ss SG ese w ana
many, not usually 70 be obtained here, :, = -, ~ IL -.
COUNTRY TRADE supplied At wholesale prices on most mvo
CLUBS viii advantage 10 order from the sub
PAMEs can command the best very prices
as ehsapes, Of wines and liquors. FOR Gull
MEMBERs on LEGISLATIVE BODIES mssses, others 4.
ssRpss sp Rsy .sn sm y ~
r. hs dezsp e. n cases assorted so the shortest notice.
BY addressins their orders 'hoJSa co Ss psNnEe
Importer and Dealer in Wines, sc 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia
ny-sEGARs, of drec, importation Havana
by the single cheaper other store In the city,
Jan24-dScpy.
United states Patent once,
July Is, 1850.
isiutor OF John Arnold OF Yonke New York. and Geo
a. Bishop Of Norwalk Connecticut for extension OF patent
machine for forming cloth WOOL for
years expiration Of said patent which takes place on the
IL il ordered Thai he said petition be Patent Office
the seventh day - O'Clock and all persons
appear and show cause any they have why SAID
Ordered also that This published In the Republic Intel
G oan aaa posd.nes Rhode Island Sus
Couran Hartford Conneccut once week or tnee successive
previous the seventh day Of October next
Commissioner OF Patents.
g. Editors papers please copy and send ther
bills Patent Office, with containing this notice.
July 27--1aw3w #.#
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John McCALIA, late Second Auditor OF the Treas
prosecution Of claims the
men before Congress, the departments In the settlement
military accounts, and agency business generally.
him should be pad His
Ace 9 a Of 9th and Louisiana avenue.
WAsuIsoros CRY, April 1S--u
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4 W. PATTON, General Agent for the prosecution of
claims before .Consrss her Of the departments such
pensions
property Having BEEN with Dow for
past In the buraess, be naer himself that he
NO Union Buildings, Washington city, c. win receive
immediate attention. Ap le-u
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ny GREEN q TAsTET. Auct,o...r..

FAMILY CARRIAGE.HoRsE AT PRIVATE sALE--we
have NJ Browns livery stable, 9Th excellent
carriage horse beautiful grey perfectly in
harness about sx old, and sold or fault Terms
GREEN 4 TAs EFT,
Corner ofeh and Pennsylvania avense.
sept20-eod6uf -
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BURGOYNE g. CO.,
BANKERS,

SIN FRANCTsCO, CALIFORNIA.
RrrsREscrsM wsssrsaTos oTrs--Hon. Thos Butler Kim
Hon. VIM. VI. Gwin Hon. J. Q. Fremont
Ap e-ifdim ga
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Notary Public and General Agent,
las Office the building the OF 18th street
III avenue where he will be happy his
noara Al claim upon the government
pensions hapay claims, and all other business
qung an attorney at The seat o. viii al
fidelity and All letters
must post paid addressed 10 him ashingon city,
ID. c.
Ap l0-ly
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AGENCY, washfngfon.--The undersigned, OF the IN
specon OF the Post Once Department. offers bis serv
generally and to those the southwestern
particularly with the that his removal from ONCE
initiate sgai character he has for
for honesty, capacity, and fidelity, and
his associates In ONCE Of both pse with their hearty
consent, sustain him therein.
All orders business, every nature the OF
win DO thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-A6 late 81 Post once Department.
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Whole tickets S2o-Halves Soouarters $5eghts % SO.
Certhcaes OF PACKAGES Of % whole tickets, $3.50 %
Do do A6 half do 100 NO
Do do % quarter do g. 90
Do do 90 eighth do ~ SO
Orders Certificates Of Packages
above splendid the prompt attention.
Official each drawing immediately after
TO all who order from
Address j. @. MAURY, Agents,
Sept 20 Alexandria, Virginia
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yEHvANTk.--wsnted, a male and = good
y cook Of a small family None employed
bring good recommendations Inquire this once
Ji-nf
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ossIoE or CosnssAu GEsssAL svsaszsses,
s Washington, July ., lsso
s.. e s sssp. he uaissi f
Al Ns~ Orleans Barracks. Louisiana.
3 Sansi. q d H ns~ ~Ss,s ssd nS ss.u.
&C. pounds q good hard soap
~ s s..ss.. q 5000 s sss. ss ~ sa' salt
At Baton Rosss Barracks. Losfiana
= : s: :, Ss .sss,a me- a Our
$40 pounds Of good hard soap
e a.a .Hs y an s's ss
no gallons OF good cider vinegar
Al Key Wsst, Florida.
s. bushels Of new white field beans
$40 pounds Of good hard soap
~ SsaS: q GOOD rood ssa sperm s candles
no gallons OF good cider vinegar
At the pwbe ianding sir mules from Fort Iowsom noath
Of the Chiemichi.
q 81 S sss. O g ss ss s,S G S..n
. pound: sl sss az ' sperm candle.
q HSsr s n s month Of AD and 70
leave Natchitoches BY the 2oth February, 1851.
At Fort Gibson, Arkarsas
sasSs. q i ns~ , %Re sla aG Ssan.
80 pouaas q good hard soap
.ss g bu.hss q good clean dry hns salt
The whole % b delivered in ii May 1851.
Al Fort SnsAi~g, 81. Peters.
g Ssnsi: q q i1s.s .upsrans aesr
l3 bushels OF white field beans
@ sss:s: 8 :sss s:ss :sss candle.
delivered tho Ism May 1881, to the lsA
Al Fort afwe, mouth of Cyo,c-,cine rirer 100 miles abcvs
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Notice TO claimants against Mexico, under the treaty
I'd February, ISIS.

orrIcE or THE CoxsnssIosERs, June %, 1850.
sitting Of this day, the foaowing order was made
notice 70 be published IN
the Integencsr Republic Union thai
the Board after the rs day OF febua
shown which must lie verified By
al where memorials have been received
hearing The hrst Monday Il
NEXT; be wanted,
ton In writing submitted before that day
setting forth the reasons for such delay
Claimants will please receive, accordingly the notice conveyed
VIZ '''' " - EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON,
July e-wtlstFeb Secretary the Commission.
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DHUIP BARTON KEY win attend any bushes
he NAV be before either Of OF this DIS
and attend the Of claims before Con
srcss and the Departments Once ON street.
WAsHraror. July i6, lrR July l7--3awm
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Whole Tickets S2oHaves Sloouarers S5-Eighths 81 So
Certificates Of packages OF rs whole tickets, s2.o 90
Do rs half do 40 90
Do rs quarter do 60 90
Do do IS eighth do 20
Orders for tcks packages In III
splendid will receive the prompt attention,
Of each drawing Immediately after Is
La C. MAURY, Agents,
August % Alexandria, Virginia.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
~NNNN~NN~>NNo>~>N~~N
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
VNNNNNNNNNNNyNNNNyNNN
OUR RELATIONS WITH AUS TRIA.
soNoONNNNoN0Noo0N~~>N
Great Speech of General Cass,
&C.. &C., DC.
OUR srEclAL TELEeRArmc CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR srEciAL TELEaRAPnc CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-P. NJ.
During the great speech of General Cass, to-day,
against Austria, the galleries were packed full as
were also nearly the whole house on the floor be-
low. The scene reminded us of Mr.. Cay's fare
well address, some years ago. MIR. Cass had
great respect for Webb, but his preciptate depar-
ture from the country was an lnsurmountable OBJ
lection TO his confirmation. The same may be
said Of Letcher, who recently left for Mexico.
Consequently, neither Webb nor Letcher will re-
ceive the vote of Cass. The declaration fore
shadows the rejection of both, on the ground of
lodging the Senate.
The dissection Of Seward, by Foote, was ex
ceedingly rich. Stewards intermeddng in the
stormy business last sesslon-his letter on the SUBJ
ject- his friendship for Webb, and the appoint
ment. were shown up In the most ridiculous light
For one hour the Senate lobbles and galleries were
entertalned-al hands breaking out into repeated
explosions of laughter.
The resolution hes over till Monday, when Mr..
Hale will speak in opposition to Gen. Cass.
Some Neuvita Consuls were sent into the Senate
to-day, but no report has yet been made upon any
appointments communicated-they remain yet in
the hands OF the committees.
The British Minister gives a great diplomatic
dinner al his lodgings, at the National Hotel, th.
evening
The White House is open to- night, and large
crowd, Of all parties, Is gong mp
In the House, MI White gave notice OF his IN
iention 10 introduce a bill TO amend the act re-
ducIng the duties on imports, approved August,
lSfG
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the most henous character led the entire defeat OF
public justice. Between the endorsements which
present themselves in determining in what bail
may be taken, and the greater difficulty of prescribing
in each adequate mode Of ascertaining the
sucency Of the baii-both Of which result from the
fact that there is no other rule than that of dscre
tion-the defeat Of criminal justice has become work
Of too easy accom- pshment. In the former case,
courts and judges have been perpexed by the danger
of too ndulgent a spirit on the hand and Of too
rigorous standard of discretion on the other while,
in the latter the responsibility has been cast upon
them, without afordiug them either the mssns OF
fully meeting it, or adequate protection in its exercise
IL is not then much to be dered that by the
machinery Of what IL called straw BAIL the vilest eri
mnsls bsve been enabled to elude Justice To provide
e ctua remedy for this enormous abuse, has been
regarded by the commissioners Of their highest
duties and they have endesvored accomplish their
design.
The following are the cases in which defen-
dant cannot be admitted to bail -
6i3 The defendant cannot be admitted to bail
where he is charged,
l. With an ofence punishable with death; or
2 With the infiictiop Of personal injury upon sno
tber likely to produce death and under such circUm
stances as that IL death ensue the offence would bs
murder.
6i4 Ifths charge be for sny other offence, he may
be admitted to bail before conviction, as follows:
As samatter OF right in cases Of misdsmeancr.
2 AssDatter Of discretion, in all other
The provisions Of the new code aim at guarding
against the abuses which have prevailed in respec
to bail they are of some length, but such as vii
be, we sincerely hope, calculated to prevent the
abuses so Justly complained of.
The fifth part of the new code relates to pro-
ceedinss in the police courts Here, also, many
new and important regulations introduced
which we confidently hope will, with all the other.
10 which we have adverted, tend to render oul
system of criminal justice, if not perfect yet bette
by tar than It is at present
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uouse of REPRESENTATIVES,

w.sHiSarsS, Friday, Jan a.
Hslfpast one o'clock.
The srr.rs having stated that the election Of oR-
GERS the fret business In order,
MIR. HsNrros said, that ss q number Of gentlemen
were absent be would that the subject b. post
ronsd until Mondsy TO enable all TO participate in the
election.
The question was decided In the ahirn,uve, By one
majority.
Mr. THo~rsoy Of Mississippi insisted on the SPEAK.
'svotns.
The srx,srn said II va, too late. The decidon had
been announced
Mr CHsSptrR presented the memorial cf Mr. John
Little Jr, tvbg) contestins the seat Of Mr Robbas
tde of the fourth congressional district Of reursyl
vsns u vas referred 90 the Committce on Elections
Mr WILLIAMS wished % present several petitions.
The srr,utr said that they could not b. prsseased
in open House nOwtbs art thirty days q the session
having expired. That the limit hxed b. the rule
for daily presentation was not In force
Mr. wIS1HRor remarked that, according to the oil
maxim of Epglsh las every interpretation of rules
should be made Ia favor Ct the liberty Of ,pesch sni
the press and he asked Speaker TO consider when
ther the great tight Of petition 70 Be abridged by
forced construction of the rule
Mr.. JoHNso,, Of Tennessse, inquired whether under
rule member could not ae his petitions with the
Clerk, endorsed with the proper reference
Mr. WiSIHSof replied that vas reason why the rule
should be sbrogsted not Why 1t should be o5visted
Mr srasIEY appealed frcm the decision Of Chsir.
The srraSrn fsId that the House had adopted rules
10 ds,e from the Commencement of the session q.
members claimed their compensation from the rst day
Of the ssdon.
MIR. DutR remarked that this was q question OF i'm.
rortspce-s constitutional one. The question was
whether while without Speaker, We ~,re competent
or net, to tfsnssct business
The sfss,Fs said that debate Is cut of order.
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BosroS. Jsnusry 4, 1850
Last evening " Mr. Warren, the depot master st
Wet Tounserd, cn the Eitehsorg Railroad VA.
sitting In HE oaee. tso in disguise entered ana
hsvrg rsia's htld ofhim srss.d him and robbed him
OF s4oo. They hsn bourd him baud and foot. and
carried him 70 the freight whore they hung hscp
up by The hesls locked the csrsnd sbscoadsd In tss
e'naiuon be was found about one hour afserssras,
h'sJ desd. what were The motives, or -ho IN rer.
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B.LIfHosx, Jsu a. NJ.
Messrs, Adams CosExpress Dolce Ga this city. va.
PARTIALLY consumed BY ere, at about two ocloek this
morning u originated in the cellar under tna o.e.
Most Of the boOts- saved bat any raaabs papers
were lcst
Messr'. Butcher g Chare, eonr,etionsry sd,oinisy,
vas slinhtlv injured
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sssrScrIrLn, Mass January I. 1850.
Dr Samuel =. Woodward, formerly supsrintsn dent
Of the Insane HosPisl at Worcester, died at North
smpton, last evening. His aqevaseg
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Daring httrsnpt 90 Rob the Southern
Mail.

ruLAnELrmA, January t-P. ~
An attempt vas made last evening 70 rob the South
srn mall, as the car vas passing down TeEth street
near frune, MoJamsnslng the driver knccked
down with hludgeon, his lamp extinsaisbsi. and q
pistol fred a. him. which fortunately ala not Enj are
him the shot toek effect In his has The horses
took fright a, the report Of the pistol snd ran away
thus saving both the mail and the life o. thu dlvsr
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Mr. DvER-The question is whether we're House
OIL not.
Several remarks were made by gentlemen, xAom the
Speaker decided to be out Of order,
The question taken, and the House sustained the
decision OF the Speaker, by majority of2S
Mr. lNeE then read from the Law of 1885, show that
the House can proceed to business previous to the
election Of Clerk and wished election now.
The srEAKER said that the House has power to oon
srue the statute ss we'll the Chair and they had
already construed it as he had done
Mr.. ROBINSON appealed from the decisisn Of Chair;
pending which, on motion Of MIR. Ashmun,
The House adjourned till Monday next