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THREE CHI EERS FOR TIL 4 RED, WHITE
AND BLUE
HChange Makes Change"

Wholesale Ice Cream Depot-C street, rear Of
Bro,on's Hotel
TINE SUBSCRIBER, in removing to his new
i place of business, returns his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public for the very liberal
patronage extended to him at his Saloon on the
Avenue. during his sojourn in that locality Hav-
ing from prees of business, and an increased de-
mand for his famous Ice Cream, been compelled to
abandon the retail business md attend entirely to
that Of the wholesale, he has closed his wellknown
Saloon, and removed his depot to the above men
toned street, and in the store formerly occupied
by Hatch & Co. as Oil and Camphine Esab-
Iishment where he respectfully informs the public
that he will be prepared to furnish them with
Creams of all coors, and of the richest havors at
the shortest notice. He has attached to his depot
an Ice Cream Express wagon, in which the article
will be sent to any part Of the city to mouids OF
any size, and in any given quantity. Having just
received an excellent assortment OF moulds from
Paris Dinner Parties, Tea Parties, Balls, Excur-
sions, Pic MICS, Ice Cream Saloons, &c, &c,
serv ed in a superior style and with despatch
N. b. Orders left at the Office attached to his
Depot or with the driver of the Express wagon,
(Which will hereafter be designated with flag OF
CRED WHITE, and BLUE,") will receive prompt
attention Good folks send in your orders. or, II
you choose, you can "wAIr FoR THE WAGON"
r. M. HARVEY, Agent
- g. For J. RUSSELL, in.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrIMoRE, August 10, 1853.
The harmonious Democracy met in convention
this morning at the Temperance Hall, and organ
lied by electing d. Blocher, of Allegheny coun-
ty, a. President, with the usual complement OF
Vice Presidents and Secretaries. After the Gre
dentals OF the various delegates were read and
acted upon, the convention proceeded to ballot tor
u candidate for Governor; but, after twelve un-
successful efforts, were compelled to desist and
take recess until o'clock this afternoon.
The last ballot stood-for Mitchell %, Hughes
%, Key "a, Lyon II, DuvaD 3, Hammond L. No
choice, 40 being necessary, and all the aspirants
running good way off from that figure. Since
the adjournment have heard the name of Jas.
Carroll who was beaten by Thomas G. Pratt in
1874, mentioned in connexion with the nominal
ton; but think this will prove ono 60. Lyon
Hammond, though at the foot of the list, may yet
go up to the head.
send you despatch detailing the particulars
of another awful railroad accident on the Amboy
road, caused by the gross and objectionable neg
lgence of those having charge of the trains. MIR.
c. C. Fulton, of the Baltimore .4merican, was in
one of the crushed cars, but fell through the bot
tom, and escaped without scratch. This was
truly miraculous escape, but is not the only
time he has been equally fortunate. He has run
off the track, gone through stone walls, &c., upon
several occasions, without sustaining the slightest
injury; and it may be set down that he was not
born to be killed in that way.
Sales to-day of 500 barrels flour at IS % a
IS 37t. Wheat has declined a cents Corn
steady.
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lust RECEIVED. 1t WHITTLESEY'S Paint.
q OIL. Glass, and Lamp Store, ON 7th street, OBJ
posite Hall h Brother's dry goods store
tons pure White Lead
! do Zinc Paint
5OO gallons raw Linseed Oil
200 do boiled do
~ do pure Sperm Oil
2W do Whale OIL
xOO do Lard Off
Aiso' tanners' Neatsfoot, and Rosin Oils
Copal, Coach, Japan, AsphaItum, Daman, and
3Uo boxes Window Glass, sin9le and double
thickness. including French Plate. ali discs
Together with complete assortment of Paints.
all c0lOrs. dry and ground in oil
Lamps, Girand0les, and CandeIabras ann.
entirely new patterns, gotten up expressly
to my order
Brushes Of all descriptions
Adamantine and Sperm Candles.
In fact, have every thing usually kept Ira
Paint, Oil, and Lamp Store, all Of which were
purchased entirely for cash. and will be sold to suit
the times and the emergency of the cas/.
On all sums of $40 and over five PEI cent. will
be deducted for cash. Don't mistake the place.
WHITTLESEY'6
On 7th street, nearly opposite the Avenue
July 30-2awlEl House.
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Issued from the United States Patent Office for the
,oeek ending august 8, 1853, and bearing date
august 9, 1853
Samuel Candy, of Ellicott's Mills, Md.-For
improvement in wnnowers of grain.
Frank Dibben and Lewis Bollman, Of New
York, N. Y.-For improvement in multiplying
gearing.
Daniel Dodge, ofNew York, N Y, and Phineas
Burgess, of East Boston, Mass.-For improvement
in life boats. aM
George w. Eichell, of Now York, N. Y.--For
improvement in setting up ten-pins and returning
balls. Ia
Benjamin H. Green, of Princeton, N. For
improvement in carpenters clamps.
John Hartin, of New York, N. Y.-FOr inn
proved mode of drying paper.
Samuel Hickok Of Buffalo, N Y.--For inn
provement in railroad car seats.
Lewis S. Ingraham, of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
For improvement in winnOwers.
John w. Jenkins of Greenport, N. Y.-For
improvement in iron posts for fences.
George Leonard, of Shrewsbury, Mass.-For
improvement in firearms. a ..a......
John Lewis, of Buffalo, N. Y.-For improve
ment in printing presses.
Eben L. Mills, of Rochester Depot, Ohio.-For
improvement in corn shelters.
Joel G. Northrup. of Syracuse, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in printing presses
James Patterson, Of Franklinville, N. Y.-For
improvement in friction rollers.
Alfred B. Seymour, of Hudson, N. Y.-For
improvement in rolling railroad and other iron.
John Stevens, of Chicopee, Mass, assignor to
the massachusetts Arms Company" of same
place.-For improvement in repeating firearms
Design.
Thomas Ball, of Boston, Mass, assignor to
George w. Nichols, of same place.-For design
for statue of Daniel Webster.
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LIGHTS, HOT


j. 10 u Co.,
GAs-FIrTERS AND PLUMBERS,
South side Pennsylvania arenue, bst,csen and
9th streets, opposite National Hotel.
CANDELABRAS, ORNAMENTAL GAS BURN
ERS, PROJECTORS, BRACKETS, &C., &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having lately fitted up
i their establishment, are now prepared to in
troduce into stores factories, hotels, private
licences, Gas-Pipes with all the necessary append.
ages, after the most approved and modern stvles.
Having been engaged almost exclusively for the
last five years in this particular branch Of husi-
ness, they feel confident that their work will not
fail to please any who may favor them with their
patronage.
They have now on hand and are daily receiving
beautiful lot of Wall Brackets and ornamental
Gas Fixtures suitable for saloons, private parors.
and halls. to which they respectfully invite the
public inspection.
: Orders left at our Gas-Fitting Depot will be
punctualiy attended to.
The subscribers having in their employ none but
competent workmen, good and faithful jobs may
be expected.
Gas Fitting and Plumbing in all its branches
ATTENDED to promptly and with despatch.
REESE b CO.
N. B. The subscribers have for inspection one of
their portable Gas-Generators, intended for light
ing churches and country residences-a new and
extremely convenient invention.
July lS-eodlm J. 20.
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THE LATE DUEL.-Nearly all the northern
papers have telcgraphic reports from Charleston
which represent the fatal and dcplorable duel of
last Tuesday as resulting from the difference, so
happily and honorably adjusted, between Messrs
Dwight and Rhctt. We know not where this
strange mistake originates, but there is not the
slightest ground for it, except that the two diff
culties came to conclusion nearly at the same
time. They had no connection whatever with
each other, either in their origin and progress or
in the parties interested, Charleston Mercury 9Th,
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A STEP BAcKwARD.-The mails on Long Island
are carried by horse power in consequence, it is
said, of the railroad and the Post Office Depart
ment not coming to terms. The Times thus re-
marks thereupon: a
"Hcro is fact for nineteenth century people
to masticoto. Long Islanders having solemn
time over it now. Heretofore between "a 900 and
IS 900 was deemed sufficient for carrying the
mails OH their slow coaches through the Island
But the Crystal Palace is open, meat has risen in
the market, and the able directors think it is worth
a., 900 to carry it for the coming year. Uncle
Sam offers 81 900 for the job; but that won't do.
So Yesterday horse team was started for the east
end with the mails on board. That is the way
the story is told u.s. For the credit of all hands,
we hope it will be denied, and with authority
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w classical English and Mathemat icsl Teacher
who is graduate of the University of Dublin, Ire
land, and an honorary graduate of the University
Of Oxford, England The best Of references will
DC.
Immediate application would DO desirable.
Aug IL eod3t
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HY j. G. MCGUIRE, Aucti0ueer.
nEREMP TORY SALE OF CENTElA

DEREMPrORY SALE OF CENTRAL
L PROPER TY.-On Tuesday next, the 10th
instant, AT o'clock, on the premises, shall posi-
lively sell, to the highest bidder, the frame two
story and attic Cottage, containing six rooms,
next north of the Baptist Church, on 10th street,
west, between E aud F streets no rth, being part
of lot No. IL, in square 377.
Terms of sale: One third cash; $500 on the I'd
of December next; and the balance in one year
from the day of sale. The deferred payments TO
bear inter and to be secured by deed of trust
otherwise, Title perfect. Possession given i'm
mediately. All cOnveyances at the purchasers
expense. If the terms be not complied with within
three days, the property to be resold at the risk
and expense of the purchaser. s
JAS. C.. MEG UIRE,
Augll-d Auctioneer.
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MARRIED.,

On Wednesday morning, by Rev. JOHN c..
SMITH, JOHN E. LATHAM, esq, to Miss VIR-
GINA WITHERS, all of this city.
BY the Rev. STEPHEN p. HILL on the 9th of
August, THOMAS l.. COCHRANE and MARY
T.. DOWNEY, both of this city.
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Hall Of tho franklin Fire Company

M ESSRS. EDITORS: In the local items of the
lHl Republic of the 9th instant, the following ex-
tract from the report of the Inspector of Fire APP
paratus appears, in these words:
"The suction of the Franklin Fire Company
wants putting In order; the suction pipe has been
away from the house since his last report, and
the suction is of no service without the pipe. He
cannot see that any thing in the way of repairs ha
been done, and says that the money the Company
have drawn from the Corporation would have put
their apparatus in complete order, if it had been
laid out for that purpose.
"The hose of all the companies wants cleaning
and oiling. fthis ia not attended to- it will be of
to give them hose to let spoil for the want OF
care"
The imputations thus cast upon the Franklin
Fire Company, in the above paragraphs, II not an
swcred are calculated to lead the public estray,
rs regards the manner in which the $500 appro-
priated by the corporate authorities Ito each OF
the several fire companes) has been expended by
company; and also in relation to the condition
of our apparatus, and the manner in which he
found it. ...
Fir,t.-We would state that the money which
has been received from the Corporation by US.
(being only $50 Of the $500 appropriately has
been expended entirely for repairs OF our appara-
tus and keeping the engine house in order. The
company are ready at any moment to show by
vouchers that every cent OF that appropriation,
and other money besides, has been 80 disbursed
Secondly The statement made by the Inspector
relative to the suction pipe having been away from
tho engine house since his last report, is VI
TERLY FALSE, because the pipe has nerer
been away from the engine house, as he states,
without the suction. The one he alludes to is a
short one, and seldom used. This was sent to Mr..
Schneiders brass foundry, for the purpose of hav-
ing strainer made to fit it. A far as the hose is
concerned, we perfectly satisfied that the small
quantity We have is in serviceabe condition, with
the exception OF few sections, and these are not
worth tho oil that would take to grease Them The
company solicit an examination Of the came by n
competent judge.
Ixirdly-The members of the Company do know
that the Inspector of Fire Apparatus (Caleb Buck
ingham) has, in his official report, slated that the
franklin apparatus was in working order, when
it was mott and he has also reported it out oforder,
when it was in as good condition, il mt better,
than any in the District of Columbia; and, further
it is the opinion Of tho Franklin Fire Company
that Caleb Buckingham, Inspector OF Fire Appa,
ratus, 10 not competent to discharge the duties OF
the office. r.
BY order of the franklin Fire Company:
JOHN SESSFORD, President.
&c EcxLorr, Secretary Aug lit
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

New YoRK, August 10.-A collision took place
Yesterday afternoon between the two o'clock train
from New York and the train from Philadelphia
on the Amboy railroad, by which two cars of each
train containing number of passengers, were
crushed The accident caused by the train
from New York moving at great speed out of time.
The following is list of the killed and wounded:
John II. Rowland and family, of Norfolk, Va,
slightly hurt. Mrs. Maynard and child, of Wash
ington slightly cut in the face. Joseph Davis, of
Morristown, N. j., seriously injured P. c. Mar
TIM wife and son. hurt; the latter it is believed ia
tally Rev. Jas. Puryiancc, wife and child, of Mis-
sssippi, injured; the latter had his thigh broken.
An elderly woman, apparently Irish, instantly
killed. Albert Elberman, of Philadelphia, seri-
ously hurt in the legs. A German, (name I'M
known,) instantly killed Thaddeus Wentworth,
of Philadelphia, seriously bruised. Jas. McCor-
mick, wife and daughter, of Harrisburg, slightly
injured Misses Beuhlcr and Alwick, of Harris
burg slightly bruised. M. Commertorth, of Lou
isvilc slightly hurt. ID. Ii. Dustin, Of New York,
had his child three years old and nurse killed,
his wife badly injured, and two other children Sc
riously hurt. Charles c. Fulton, of the Balti-
more american, was i'll one Of tho crushed cars,
but escaped unhurt.
An Indignation meeting was held afterwards by
the passengers, and resolutions passed strongly
condemning the conduct of the company and Off
GERS.
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NEW CHINA STORE.

TINE SUBSCRIBER has opened a store on Sew
l. enth street, in Uttermuhe's building, near
the Northern Liberty Market, opposite to wood
yard, where he offers for sale fine assortment of
CHINA, CLASS, and UTLERY, which he il de-
termined TO sell az low any other establishment
in the city. .
Purchasers would do we'll to call before supply
ing themselves. JAMES POOL,
Aug 2-3w ... nr For i. PuRsELL.
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TRANSPARENT TOILET SOAP, In bars
l. A very perior article, and warranted to give
satisfaction. Also Crying Dolls, Travelling aud
other Baskets, Ind:a-rubber Long Combs for chill
dren, Gum Rattles, &C., for sale low at
LAMMOND'S,
Aug 9-3teod 7th street, near E.
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VXTRITERs of Poetry, Tales, Sketches: Essays
w Biographies, Scientific Trcatises, &c, &C.,
who feel the want of facilities for publishing tncar
productions in profitable and satisfactory man
ner. NAV receive information of interest to them
by addressing the undersigned, and simply en-.
closing in each letter postage stamp TO De placed
on a letter in reply. That mere curiosity may
not induce any one to write to the undersigned,
he assures all that the information he has to give
can be of service but persons Of the classh
addresses namely, Indies and gentlemen whose
writings are meritorious enough ior puGncasn .s
influence to obtain for them promptly the iavora
bic consideration of the publishers under whose
auspices they wish them to appear
THOMAS C. CONNOLLY,
General Correspondent,
J,,v 1a-eo1m Washington, d. G.
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tdiaY, Battle

LOUISVILLE, August 9.-Late advices from In
dependence state that party had just come in
from Fort Mackey, who report that large party
of Indians were awaiting Major Fitzpatrick s
movements, who was engaged in distributing
goods as presents.
The day after the party left Fort Mackey they
encountered number of Kioaws, who reported
that great battle had occurred near Fort kear-
ncy, and it was said that the Sioux and the Chey-
enncs tribe were almost extinSuished, so great
was tho loss on either side ...
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FOR RENT,

- THE FOUR STORY HOUSE on F street,
Niiil lately occupied by Mrs. Reed as boarding
house. Ii has been thoroughly repaired, and
large back building has been added to 1t. Inquire
corner of Thirteenth and H streets.
July 25-eodtf .s
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9 325 Baltimore SIS, 1890. ............... LOT
~ n
List of Patents

Alter the Board ~
rs shares Bait. and Ohio Railroad .s61 "a
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rAMPHENE AND ETHEREAL OIL AT
~ Whittlesey's, on Seventh street, wholesale
and retail, genuine article. Upon trial, if found
Ter ice, the money will be returned.
Also Pure Sperm and Lard Oil, raw and boiled
Linseed Oil, Meats foot, Rosin, and Tanners' Oil.
Varnishes OF all kinds, Paints, Window Glass,
Lamps. &c.
On oil Gums of 1926 and over five per cent. will
be deducted for cash.
WHITTLESEY'S,
7th st.. nearly opposite the Avenue House.
Aug S-eoIw -a
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RE MOVAL.

TINE undersigned beg leave to announce that
l. they have removed their WINE & LIQUOR
STORE to rs Dock street, two doors east OF their
former establishment, where they will be glad to
receive the vists of their friends and patrons, to
whom they offer the attraction of stock not sur
passed for purity, variety, and excellence by any
establishment in the United States.
THOMAS H. JACOBS & CO.,
| July rs Dock street, Philadelphia
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP WANTED.
TIME undersigned will pay the highest market
Il rates for Virginia Land Scrip and Land war
rants. EVANS & FAINT,
Juiv 6-d&v3m Opposite the Treasury.
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BosroN, August l0.-Dr. Frederick Cripps, of
Liverpool, died ON board the ship Star of the En-
pre on the 9th of June.
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THKEE-PLY SHIRT COLLARS.
r Almond, Seventh street, near E, has re-
IL ceived from New York a further supply OF
those beautiful Collars.
Augs- sseod
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CHIRTs made to order and guaranteed to tit, OF
- superior pattern, at HOPKINS'S New Cen
tlemen's Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania avenue,
between National and Browns Hotel.
Auo 10-eOlw
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-Yesterday Charles Scriven-
er, for twice assaulting his wife, was required by
Judge Crawford to give bail in the sum of one
thousand dollars to keep the peace towards her
and the family, and sentenced to pay fine of ten
dollars.
f. C. Reichcnbach was found guilty of an as
sault upon Wihelmina Letmate.
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DANKE'S CIVIL WARS AND MONARCHY
II IN FRANCE in the 18th and 18th centuries;
a History Of France during that Period. ] vol.
The Life and Letters Of Doctor Olin. late Presi
dent of the Wesleyan University. Q vols.
For sale at TAYLOR 4 MAURY.s
June % .-.-7 Bookstore, near 9Th o.
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CHUCOLATE. COCOA, AND BROMA.
VIZ BAKER Il CO.'S American and vanilla
w Premium Chocolates. Cocoa, and broma,
to which first premiums have been awarded by the
chief Institutes and Fairs of the Union, are Tor
sale by all the principal Grocers in the United
Hnssrv e. MURRAY, New York; GIANT b
TwsLLs, Philadelphia; THomAs " BRusDies,
Baltimore; KENNEL & DUDLEY, CINCINNATI ohioI
and S. III. How ELL, Georgetown, Dc
WALTER BAKER Il CO.,
April 5-dly Dorcnester, mass
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The THERMOMETER in the shade at the City
Hall, yesterday afternoon, where there was no re
Election of heat, indicated lightweight degrees.
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"Gentle Havana to puff away care,
Where can l find thee, pray tell me where:
At the National Cigar Em porium,
G.. 8. McELFRESH,
Under the National Hotel, importer Of the finest
brands Of I.s.
HAVANA CIGARS. ..r...s -a..
A. LII who are fond of a good Cigar should call
n and examine his stock, containing the follow
ing celebrated brands: .. i. g.a 1&
Regalias, Esla Chay,
La Firmeza, Regalia Londre Abeza
La India, . .-... Ell Ebro, aa n
Pransado Consuelo, Negueribas,
Prabucoes .rt IS Consultations, .a
Empire City, Ben franklin.
Chewing Tobacco of the finest quality, from the
most celebrated manufactures. ia
July lS-eodlm fa
r oCKE's CELEBRATED "MooN STORY p its
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r Aw NOTICE.-SIDNEY S. BAXTER, late.
II Attorney General of Virginia, has removed To-
w ashin gton to practice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court Of the
United States, the courts of the District of Colum
bia, and attend to any professional business con-
fded to him. ....r
Office in Morrison's new building, on q street,
east OF Penney lvania avenue
References: Hon. J. J. Allen, Hon. VIM. Daniel,
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. G. B. Samueis. Hon
gorge H. Lea, of the court of appeals OF Virginia.
to the ud res of the circuit courts of Virginia, and
to the Senators and members of Congress from
Virginia. June I'm WON
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rOSEpH A. G'SCHWEND, PROFESSOR OF
d MUSIC, respectfully informs the citizens o.
Washin gton and vicinity that he has es'aoilshed
himself in this city. and is prepared TO give les
aons ON the Piano. uitar, and in Singing.
Orders left at Mr.. Thompson . Daguerrean Gal.
lery, or at the Music and Fancy store OF Mr.. Jonn
F. Ellis will be promptly attended to-
Terms-Twelve Doliars per quarter.
Mar 25