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IOn Lease A ccm"odicus four story snd attic hoase
IN the ID House
,sins twelve rooms. recently papersd and painted
and given mms"
Oct l5-dn
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AMONGST the distinguished gentlemen who have re-
emily visited Washington is Hon. A. w. Buel. OF
Michigan, for several years prominent member OF Con-
vress. He is stopping at the National
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OFFICIAL
Appointment by ne r

Appointment by he President
Van Camp Of Caliion "a, to be commercial agent OF
ths United Slater for the Naygalos or Samoan islands
and the Frieuy onga islands. in the Pacific ocean,
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BY TELEGRAPH.


rur MINISTER TURKEY.
Noarorx Oct 2l--Carroi Spence, the new minister TO
on.,annope will shortly sail from hence In the steam
.hip saranac direct for Constantnopic.
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Nxw Yosx, Oct 24--The Hamilton House Hotel, At Fort
Hamilton was destroyed by fire last night The house was
insured for Gas ooo and the furniture at $4,000 princi-
pally in offices in this city.
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Nrw YoRx Oct A-Thc insurance on the Cooper house,
at Coopsrs,own. which was burnt on friday nign',
amounted TO e16 900.
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.
SPLENDlD rARLoR FURNITURE AT AUcTIoN-on Wed
ne.dsy shah sell the residence Of MI
.. !. rp. o
very .sss.. % s..rS . s
G.:,o' arm and pso, char, 20 match Nd n.,or
faasy aothe chair. and 70. s~ood rocker
60 ~ - inches, !. with si, brackets
sne white nrured window curtain. and eornics
r.s s r".s-oos ' carved ~ssl. .soc centre ss.
Pm. ~."s ds. s.s,s., sss. s'
Fine nahosssy pls.h- covered .ods md chairs
Fne nearsd velvet .eessy, carpets, &C. 40 =
90 and days. .a,s.c,or snao-d,
The worthy furnish
ms GREEN a SCOTT,
Oct % Auct'ooeers.
washsaEton Branch Railroad.
NoTcEse. rood for ,hr-. day. from Tussd.y October
@ an s o ss%o and NO"
'' "c, S-a rHos n. PARSONS, Agent.
WE WILL OPEN am. morning. and have ready far
Plaid .ilt.. bocads .,lh. ~.
nisct silks, white silks, pink silks, blue silks
Corn-coor.d silks. msrcslines, sau"s
r.id v.ienesans.. plaid mou...ius .n.',
E Es,:s s sms.:. s' s'..s . .;,.s.:
Handsome assortment, Of smbroidsd..
Hmbrosdered and plain tnencsmbrc handkerchief
square e..hme,. .h.~i., Ray stats long shawl:
waterloo long shswIs, square shawls ofevery KIND
fsssmeves of all kinds, cloths, vesngs
Cassnets, dsnneis, table dsmssks
Hosiery Of al kinds enghams, csiicoes
Satin lsne, hrocatess single and double ds"esHs
6irdeYr diaper, Russia diapers, Irish linens
psmssh naptin., Huckshsck diapers
We've, e'os,, c'o'h cloth. and vsvs. TO make
v.ye, c.rpe Brussels three ply and ingram c'rs''
.s.s .sd iSsS',:sss: .n and brown so's domestic.
a,Ie and - plaid linseys
And variety ~ other goods to mNnnon
HALL 4 BROTHER.
oct S-nv3vH
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Sales To-Day.

by J. @. MCGUIRE. Aucuoneer.
TRUsTEE's SALE or FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
enec-By OF deed Of subscriber dated
2slh, recorded Liber So fos
24 ga 2s5 VI the land
Monday l7th
side Of betwees 10Th and Ith the following
scribed furniture and housekeeping effects, viz;
Elegant rosewood pianotorte, by knabe d Gable
Mahogany hair and spring seat sofa, rockers
DO plush chars, tables
Marble top eentre tables, piano and stool
Parlor curtains, shades and cofnice
Three ply and ingram carpets, oiicloth
Mahogany eboard, dinng tables
China, glass, and crockeryware
Table cutlery, silver spoons, casors
Bedstesds, bureaus, wasbstunds
Toilet sets, booking glasses
Superior feather beds husk mattresses, pillows
Blankets, comforts, sheets, spreads
Cooking, parlor, and chamber
a of kitchen utensils.
Terms under cash credit Of and
months, satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
a. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee.
Oct I-eoiwhdAds J. G. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
cy-The above sale Is postponed until "Wednesday
morsins October 18th, same hour, - -
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Oct Nd Aucuoneer
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o. National Medical Coiiege.-Proessor Lewis H.
NJ d. will deliver the Introductory annual
this institution II O'Clock Monday 3st
in the smpbitheaxe Of the Washington lnfrmary.
h. KING STONE, NJ. D., Dean.
Oct e2-d&cp3lt fsentineI d Stsr1
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WashsaGton Branch Railroad.
rood from Tuesday, October
IN for those wish
ina Pair Baltimore and not transfer
All
DC, H-a THos. n. PARSONS, Agent.
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tCin. Enquirer, 2ia.
An IMPROVED srKAM- soLKR-Judge W. f. Bird, OF
Cahaba. Alabama, has invented an improved steam
boiler for which he has taken measures to secure .
patent The boiler is composed OF cylinders or tubes
arranged in layers tiers, having return hues passing
through them, and connected with hre-chanbers. The
nues Of the lower tubes cylinders terminate in trunk
or chest with hollow bars, through which the smoke
asses TO the smoke chamber The nues OF the uppsr
cylinder communicate directly with the smoke chamber
The democrats OF This place had torch light process.
sion on 18th instant in honor OF the election OF Her
sehel " johnson. The procession was large and I'm
posing The opposition, with some slight erceptions
paid the occasion good deal OF respect many OF whom
seemed to enjoy the sport Several speeshes wers made
and much enthusiasm exhibited.
tRoms (Ga) So~dr~r.
Elias Davis, esq, Of Washington county. Maryland.
who was announced a. an independent candidate for
Coosreas the 9Th district, informed. declines
the honor; that the contest will be between Messn
Hamilton and Thomas
REMOVAL or Mr. BRossor.--lt will be seen that Mr.
Bronson collector Of New York. has been removed and
his successor appointed. Mr.. Guihries letter, which We
ubsh will abundany justify the administration 10 this
.,.p Nothing else could have been done. sitter the In
.o,n, and de6an, letter Of MIR Bronson. We have al
xsvs maintained the necessity OF agreement in views
between the principal and the subordinaies in order
pleasant and proper discharge OF their several duties
That Administration must be weak cowardIy that win
retain responsible Offices parties known TO be hostile to
them, and opposed to their poicy-Rsh Rep.
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ODD-FELLOWs' HALL.
TWO NIGHTS LONGER.
WYMAN,
TIE Masieia~ and Tenfriiosui'f,
VIII. by request. continue his

POPULAR EXHIBITIONS
On Wednesday ad ISrday ereninss October 26 and 27.
Doors open quarter u quarter O'Clock
Oct ID
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on the occasion having testified TO the fact. The
several parties in this case wore at the courthouse
for six seven hours without their dinners. The
shades Of night coming on, an adjournment Of the
case until this morning took place. lo sel &.
CENTRAL WArcH-HoUsE.--In the Board ol
Common Council, yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Pep
per introduced bill, which was passed, appro-
prating two thousand dollars for the erection Of
new Central Watch-house; the Mayor and the
Presidents Of each Board of the City Councils to
select the site, and the former to carry the law
into immediate effect. We cannot doubt that the
Board Of Aldermen will readily assent to the bill,
as everybody admits the pressing necessity for the
erection of a new watch-house
THEATRIcAL.-Carus's Saloon having been
converted into summer theatre, the attractions
for this evening consist of "The Idiot Witness
and "a Day in Paris''
The FLYING Shirt may be interesting to
the public to learn that Mr.. Porter expects to
start for the Worlds Fair, with passengers in his
Rroport, in the course of six weeks, and that he
is now busily engaged in constructing his machine
on Fourth street, between M and N streets.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
Health Of the City-Ckuvck -Sicknsss
MNtNft At CMsbertsna a-Markets. va

Health Of the City-Ckuvck Dedieasiess-Sickns"
M9 iE At CuMsberlsna -Markets. 81
BALTIMORE, August ~, 1853.
The weekly report Of the commissioners of health
shows slight decrease in the number OF deaths
during the past week as compared with tho pre-
ceding week. The whole number IL one hundred
and ffty-two, Of which eighty arc children under
five years of age, and twenty-five OF cholera in
fantum, twelve Of infantiie unknown, eighteen of
dysentery, and twenty-five of consumption.
The new church of st. Agnus, Catonsville, was
dedicated yesterday, the Very Rev. H. B. Coske-
ry, Vicar General, officiating. The church 10
placed under the pastoral charge of Rev. MIR. Ca
ton. The various Catholic societies of the city
paraded with insignia and music and proceeded
to the celebration.
The latest intelligence from Cumberland shows
that the cholera is abatng, and is confined prin-'
cipally to the lower section Of the city There
has, 70 far, been about sixteen deaths, and there
is believed to be large number seriously i'll.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, August 90
oba roo Ra and Ohio n n kouda hon 81
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GRAND DMO0NLIGH EXCURSION OFTHE
YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY.
THE Young Catholics Friend Society announce
j. to the charitable public of the District most
delightful pleasure trip down the Potomac for the
purpose of raising funds to clothc and educate in
digent boys during the coming winter.
The Society has chartered the splendid and COM
modious steamer Columbia for the trip, which will
take place on Tuesday, 23d August. The steamer
will leave Georgetown at O'Clock p. M. Wash
inRton at 2, Navy Yard at 81, and Alexandria at 8.
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies
ST..
An ample supply of confectionery and refresh.
ments will be on board. Lloyd WilIiams's Band
has been engaged
Tickets can be procured at the stores of John F.
Ellis and 8. Mast, on Pennsylvania avenue; Of
VIM A. Kennedy and v. Har baugh, Seventh street;
at Kidwell's, in Georgetown; at Walsh's, Navy
Yard; and OF the undersigned:
C. s. JONES,
f. M. HAMILTON.
EDWARD F. QUEEN.
VIM. J. FITZPATRICK,
- NICHOLAS CALLAN,
asf GEORGE HARVEY,
4 o. v. e. KING,
Committee of Arrangements.
Aug 2O-3td
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6INo. 4s4l
u. q - I q n

1VT4ON @l u
or withArawsl nea pnhlas sale and prt-
vase eAtry ~ 1AAAs lytnU wtthin Aftsen
niles Of the roW4e n the proposed Rail-
road from BrandGn, In Misstssippi, 70
Montgomery, In Alabama.
IN CONSEQUENCE Of urgent representations
4 on behalf of the interests Of the proposed rail-
road from Brandon to Montgomery, the President
Of the United States has directed that for tho pre-
sent, (and until the pleasure of Congress can be
sscertained in regard to grant of public land in
AID Of constructing said railroad the public lands
lying within Gfteen mies, (or thereabouts, az near
as may bo.) on either side Of an air line between
Brandon and Montgomery. in the districts Of land
subject TO sale at JACKSON and AUGUSTA, in Mis-
eissippi, and at DEMQP0LIs and CAHABA, In Ala
bama, be withheld from public sale or private en-.
Try, Gas the case may require,) until further no.
ice, and special instructions to that purport have
been accordingly. given to the land officers Of the
districts aforesaid az te shefFA y
The limits intended in the above order, (shown
by diagrams furnished to the land oficers,) in
clude portions of public lands advertised to be Of
fered at augusta on the 26th proximo, and at De-
m0potis on 18th proximo, by the Presidents pro-
clamation, of 23d may last; and aiso include por-
ons OF the lands In the districts directed to
be restored TO private entry by the notice from this
office, subioined to that proclamation, lying with
in the aforementioned townships, viz:
North Of the base line and east Of the ChoctoU nsri-
dian. .Tr.r
In the AUGUSTA district, in Mississippi TowH-
SHIPS three, four five, six, and seven, Of RANGES
twelve thrteen fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seven
teen, and eighteen. ae7l
North Of the base line and ,cest Of the st. Stephens
lf meridian. 50 ~ 3tsa l.t
In the DEMopoLIs district, in Alabama Town
SHIPS thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, and
enteen, of RANGES two, three, ana four, and frac-
tonal TOWNSHIPS thirteen and fourteen, of RANCE
five; the unsold lands within which townships are
to be withheld from public sale, or private entry,
(as the case may be,) until further notice,
Valid pre- -emption claims within the limits afore-
said may however, be established and paid for as
heretofore.
BY order of the President. 8 t ut.
Given under my hand, at the General Land or
fee, city of Washington, this nineteenth day OF
August, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
three. JOHN WILSON,
Aug 22-d3w Commissioner.
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r AW NOTICE.-SlDNEY s. BAXTER, late
IL Attorney General OF Virginia, has removed to
Washington to practice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court of the
United States, the courts Of the Dist rict Of Coum
bia, and attend to any professional business con-
fided TO him. sT
Office in Morrison's new building, on d street,
cast of Pennsylvania avenue.
References: Hon. j. J. Allen, Hon. VIM. Daniel,
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. q. b. Samucis, Hon.
George II. Lea, of the court Of appeals OF virginia.
to the udge OF u circuit courts of Virginia, and
to the Senators and members of Congress from
Virginia. June ll-ITl WSm
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ID d o j 4 zn,s
osLuDaA9DU

Chemleal Yeast - 0ak1My Powders
The easspsst. AenaAissf, most ~.fI ea4 seereHieal
article for yajsisg Brssd. Hssewat, Eif3, Gst99ls
s.d Js4nny Oskes. Psstyy, Psddimes. 6spesl
Cskss, Cpv~ Bvssd, Re-, evev snv1sstsd.
THIS IL the most economical nseful, coussnjsnt.
Bread, Biscuit, Cakes. Pastry. Puddings. &c.
with either Wheat. Rye, Indian, or Buckw wheat
Flour. It il an indispensable article In the culina
ry departments Of every household establishment,
Who will be without 1t after having fairly tried it,
Sold by the principal Grocers and Druggists.
se M OPINIONS or THE paEss.
Those who have tried ii have found that the ad-
vertisement does not vaunt its praises too highiy.
Iallahosses Fioridian aud Journal, February 49,,
1853.
Housskcepers who have tested the quality of this
powder pronounce unanimously in its favor.-
Lockporf Daily Courier. "a ssoaF "a ss
It surpasses every thing In the shape of rising
we ever yet saw used in the baking of cakes.--
Rah,0ay Advocate and Register. April is. 1863.
This 10 an article Of such utility in various kinds
Of cookery, that when its virtues become properly
known, no housekeeper that studies comfort and
economy will willingly do without it.ENso York
Pick, May 81. 1858.
No one need hesitate to use Durkee's all impor-
tant article to housekeepers. Republican Banner
and Nashvils Whis, February II, 1853.
Would you have light bread, sweet bread bread
that you can eat with good relish. do not forgot
to procure Durkee's Baking Powder, and you will
not fail to have good bread, cakes, Sc Troy Dali
ly Iime,, May "a, 1852. af M
We have tried this article, and can recommend
it with perfect confidence. Quebec G0xette, July,
1852. taf 49, 5lsa te i,6s sr
Durkee's Baking Powder we have tried at our
house, and our better half" was astonished at the
result.-.Nlso York Daily IImss, October %, 1858.
All good housewives will rejoice in and glorify
the name of. Durkee, after they have given bis
Baking Powder fair trial.-Ne,o York Sun, Sep
tensber 30, 1852. ~ Bs
Durkse's Baking Powder. undoubtedly the best
article for this purpose that has yet been discov-
ered.-Ne,0 York Dutehman, February l2, 1853.
The highest Communications. from hundreds of
the largest and most respectable wholesale houses
in this and nearly every large city on this CONT
ncnt, could be given if space allowed it.
The ARTICLE Is WARRANTED GIVE sArIsrAc-
rIoN.
Orders accompanied ,oith cash ,pilI be promptly
filed sa E. r. DURKEE,
Sole proprietor and manufacturer,
Wholesale dealer in Sal Soda, Cream Of Tartar,
Sup. Carb. Soda. Cooking Ext,acts, Wax
Matches, &c. l39 Water street, New York.
Agents in Washington: a
GEO. 4 THOS. PARKER g. co.
Aug 5-3mif ~
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Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, August 90
% shares Bait and Ohio r. R. bonds. boo 6I

~ n ~ n VI I---- ----.--
Is shares Bait. and Ohio Railroad. ;. $50 Coz
25 do do do do .... .b90 81 J
At the board this day, Maryland 6's, 1870,
closed at 108 bid; Baltimore 6's, 1890, los bid,
LOG asked; BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad bonds,
1875, IS asked; do. 1880, 80 asked; do. 1885, 843
bid, 81 asked; do. shares, 60s bid, 81 asked; York
and Cumberland Railroad IS bid, 20 asked
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A CAR d. .

TOSEPH A. G'SCHWEND, PROFESSOR OF
81 MUSIC, respectfully informs the citizens cf
Washingto and vicinity that he has established
sons on the Piano, Guitar, and in Singing.
Orders left at Mr.. Thompson . Daguerrean Gal
lery, or at the Music and Fancy store of Mr.. John
F. Ellis, will be promptly attended to.
Terms--Tweive Dollars per quarter.
Mar 25 s.se
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r AW BOOKS S.-Archbold's Nis Prius; 2 vols ,
IL new edition, 1853
Hlliard on Mortgages; 2 vols, 1858.
California Reports; vol. 1, by X. A. Wilson.
Treatise on the Law of Shipping, by Henry
Flanders; l vol 1853.
Pennsylvania Justice of the Peace, by M.
Mckinney; 2 vols, 1853.
Russell ON Crimes, new edition; Q vols, 1885,
Law of Limited Partnership, by Troubat; vol.
1853
Smith on Contracts, notes by Rawle; VOL, 1853,
new edition.
Greenieaf on Evidence; VOL 3.
Howard's Supreme Court Reports; vol. H.
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
Aug %
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i RITTENHOUSE ACADEMY,
Corner OF Third street and Indiana Avenue.
rNHE NEXT ACADEMIC YEAR will commence
i on Monday, September S. II is desirable that
those who enter should be present at the beginning
of the quarter. Tuition from SIS to &l2 so per
quarter, payable in advance. Circulars may be
obtained by applying to the Principal. or at the
Bookstore of VIM. M. Morrison & Co.
rt,r.r-. o. G. WIGHT, Principal.
Aug 22-d3wif
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NEW STYLE OF FALL HATS FOR 1854.

Il
r T. EVANS. Pennsylvania avenue, between
u Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. has this day
introduced an entirely new and splendid style Of
HATS for the fall season, which he is confident
will give greater satisfaction than any that has
been introduced into this city for years, both
CARDS beauty and quality.
He has also just received large assortment of
BEEBE'S Hats.
Aug 20-d2w TIntel1 #Ea8
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

Old Medical College, corner E & 10th SITS.
TINE duties of this Institution will be resumed
i on the frat Monday Of September (5th) ensu.
ing. Terms as heretofore, in advance, from S s
to ssl2 SO. Primary Department in the fret story.
Classical and Mathematical Department in the
second story. Circulars at the Bookstores of r.
Farnham, Taylor & Maury, w. Adam, and Gray
& Rallantyne.
Assistant, M. D. WELLS; Mons. T. RAouLr,
Professor of Modern Languages. Rev. JAMES
NoURsE and Rev. J. w. WINANs, Associate Prin-
cipals. Aug XIV
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Markcts.

New YonK, August 22-Flour steady-sales of
$500 barrels at IS IS l2a for State, and rs 81
a IS 621 for southern. Grain firm.
There are no signs Of the Pacific, now twelve
days out from Liverpool.
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ID EEBE'S standard Fall fashion for gentle
I'D men's'HATS, 1858, just received, and will be
introduced this day, August 18th, at
LANES
Fashionable Hat Cap, and Gentlemen's
Furnishing Establishment.
Aug l3-3tw2wif
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NEW CHINA STORE.

--E'-|74I--
TvHE SUBSCRIBER has opened store on Sew
Il enth street, in Uttermuhle's building, near
the Northern Liberty Market, opposite to wood
yard. where he offers for sale fine assortment of
CHINA, G LASS, and CUTLERY, which he is de
termined TO sell us low any other establishment
in the city.
Purchasers would do we'll to call before supply
ing themselves. JAMES POOL,
Aug 2-3w k For #. PuRsELL.
The daily republic., 1853-08-23

THO CAPITALISTS, ARCHITECTS, BUILD
i ERs, and all interested in superior article
of Lime for building, hard finish cornces, chcmi-
cal, and withdrawing purposes. &c.
SEELY'S WASHINGTON LIME, manufactur-
ed in Seey's Excelsior Lime Kiln, at the corner of
Virginia avenue and Canal street, (Isand.) The
rock from which this lime is manufactured is from
the best quarries in this section of country, viz
Knott's, Fannagin'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 at EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels to
be returned
Proposals will be received for building of brick
a lime house one-story high, twelve Inch wall,
twenty five feet by fifty, roof of tin; room for an
Office to be finished in one end Proposals will be
received at the kiln until the goth instant.
Aug l7-eodifif
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.Arrest of a Fugit;re j..

NEW YORK, August 22.-William Calder, a
fugitive from Greenock, Scotland, was arrested
this morning board the ship Dirego, charged
with forgery and robbery committed in Greenock,
where he was employed by the government. Tho
culprt was arrested on warrant issued by Judge
Edmonds under the Ashburton treaty.
The daily republic., 1853-08-23
SPECTACLES LOST.


r OST ON FRIDAY, 22d ultimo, somewhere
IL between the "Repubic Office" and the resi-
dence of the undersigned, whilst passing Ninth
E, or Seventh streets, pair of Gold Framed Spec
tAces.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at the "Repub!ic Office" Ninth street.
Aug ]. GIDEON.
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CAhUsI's SALOON.

THE DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
Beg to announce to the inhabitants Of Washington
that they will.
ON TUESDAY, the 23d August.
Perform, for the frat time, the beautiful Drama,
in three acts, entitled
THE IDIOT WITNESS. OR A TALE OF
BLOOD
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no National Guard, AttentiOn!-You are
hereby ordered to meet at your armory Usland
HaIl) on Wednesday evening, the Gath instant, at
O'Clock, business Of importance will be brought
before the Company
By order: THOS. C.. WHEELER,
Aug23 Secretary,
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rAMPHENE AND ETHEREAL OIL AT
~ Whitteseys, on Seventh street, wholesale
and retail, genuine article. Upon trial, if found
otherwise, the money will be returned.
Also Pure Sperm and Lard Oil, raw and boiled
Linseed Oil, Neat foot, Rosin and Tanners Oil.
Varnishes of all kinds, Paints, Window Glass,
Lamps, &c. Ar
On all sums of $25 and over five per cent. will
be deducted for cash. '
WHITTLESEY'S,
7th st., nearly opposite the Avenue House.
Aug 8--eo2w ~t
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MARRIED..

On Sabbath evening, by the Rev. JOHN C
Smith, Mr.. FRANCIS LA BARRE to Miss
MARY A. BURKHARDT, all of this city.
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NEW MUSIC.

TUST RECEIVED at the Music Depot, south eide
u Pennsy lvania avenue, four doors from Tenth
street-Songs: Come buy my spring flowers;
Charity; There s happy land; All things love thee,
30 do j; When shall we two meet again; Aunt Har-
riet Beecher Stowe; Petrinie Waltz; Lilly Dale;
Schottsch Sleigh ride Polka; Alboni Waltz; Ron
do Capriccoso; La Fee Dansante; Fairy Polka,
by Jaell; Rainbow Schottisch; LIE Bananier, by
Gottschalk, &C., &c. r
Aug l7-lw HILBUS & HITZ.
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This bill was debated by five or six gentlemen,
and finally passed-yeas l6, nays 5, as follows:
Yeas--Messrs. Douglass, Kelly, Barr, Stewart,
Wannall, Pepper, Burns, Clarke, Meade, Busey,
Hanson, Gull, Miller, Gaddis, Pumphrey, and
Callan-l6. 4 hMel 1919
Mays -Messrs Easily, Queen, Davis, Riley,
and Bamberger.
The Board of Aldermen has yet to act upon
this measure.