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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The InteNigeneer conceiyes that In ins;.,.
Ing on the Correctness Of the construction Of
the resolutions Of 1898 and 'ss, given by tho
Baltimore convention Of 1882 the right or
doctrine OF notification wss formally ignored
oy tho great Democratic party, the Union
VII startle and rouse the ire of the Democrat.
1c leaders Of Virginia The same journal re-
1ssrstss its declaration that the idea of ma.
hrs progress in negotiations for the purchase
OF Vaba In ths existing political condition of
SPAN, Is humbug. The Inteiit cancer further
relaices over the rumored election Of six whip
representatives from Missouri, which the editor
pronounces "rsally substantial Whip vic.
tory" -rr. a ..,... 49,
The Union again deliberately discusses the
Mosquito question, arguing that MIR. Clayton
permitted Sir Henry Bulwer to cheat him badly
IN the arrangement Of the Clayton. Bulvs,
treaty o.. $50 .5l1 - : - wv
The Smtinel Is also upon the same topic,
Reviewing remarks upon England's course
with reference to San Juan found In the Courss,
ana Enq"sre1, the Ssntins! says:
The writer in the Courier and Eaoui,e,
also states that " the claim Of Nicaragua ha.
always been denied by Great Bril- ain, while
exercising Der professional over the Moso uite
shore, presensiou now two centuries old. -
Within this time England has abandoned and
renewed this Mosquito p.olectorate several
umes. IL has not been continuous; but ever
IT 1t had been, England has not, until re.
cent date, disputed the title of Nicaragua to
NE lett bank of the San Juan river San Juar
lad been occupied as part of Nicaragua for
more man century, and il was not until the
Mexican war that Great Britain began fra.
i.ing a presext to seize upon it as a part of til,
Mosquito eosst. When il became apparent
that the United States would obtain Cslifor
ma, the British government acted promptly
iosssltated no longer, but landed force and
ns va eossession of San Jnan, and changed it
OF ~ SantEsytoWn. This was done in defianc
siier.d part of had :. s.y Sssn vO !,
nsf aotuai possession from the period of in
foondaiion We .sver heard the title of n;
csrnsua denied until England brought forua,
the Mesquite claim in I54S as a me1. nr.,sn,
70 enso;e her to seize on point command;n
one OF &c channels Of communication b.tv..
tne atlantic and Pacific oceans Her oondnc
Was an out age on stional law, and the Alma,
exsu,e oy which she attempts to justify it is AZ
Insult 70 our intelligence
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PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, August, IS, 1854.
The Psnnsyiranian of to-day continues its
shots at the Know Nothing organisation and
public officers supposed to DO members Of Il 9
order. 1t gives Mr.. Simpson, late county
treasurer, particular jsssy," and warns all
of Mr.. q political kidney, christening to
cry aloud and spare not.
The Ledgsr If this morning contains an
ably written editorial against seotarianism In
the public schools. 1t says:
Fifteen or sixteen teachers have boon
turned out Of the public schools of the First
and Second Wards, because Of their religious
belief, though worshiping only in different
form the same living God that the directors
do-if the latter worship any.
r Owe can scarcely believe that spirit of
such rank and bitter intolerance could exist
in this age, and in country which possesses
the freest and purest political institutions in
the world. We can hardly credit that men
boasting American descent, and priding them.
selves upon their birth, should 80 far descend
from every manly principle, to make war upon
| a few honest, industrious and reputable fe-
males, seeking to earn themselves living by
the exercise of their talents in an honorable
profession. But, however lamentable this fact
may be, the individual injury inflicted is moth.
ing to the great public injury which Is done
by such an act. ~ -. - - -
"What priests, fearing the light of knowledge,
have endeavored vainly to effect, is to be sc.
comptished, and at the hands Of our own citi.
! zens! Can it be possible va
1t is thought that the Hon. T. B. Florence
the present popular representative from the
First Congressional District, will be nomipa
| tod aud reelected. If the Democrats cam,
| elect Florence, no one else will stand a chance
Wheatly and Drew will reopen at tho Arct
| street theatre on the 18th. they will have
fine company. H.
Governor Bigler has recently pardoned sew
eral notorious convicts at the request of judges
prosecuting attorneys and jurors Now III,
very men who recommended the pardons ar,
making Political capital out Of them to proven
| the Governors reelection 1t serves hin
righ'; these pardons ought not to have beer
granted at the request Of any ono.
The Native American Conference and Cit,
Convention met yeste. day in the City Build
ings, and the first after organizing adj purne,
to meet at a future day. In the other, Samue
G.. Hamilton was re-nominated for Stat
Senate " - p
1t is hoped, for the credit of our temperenc
city anu 1oI temperance mayor, that If thj
gentleman is re elected he viii .os DrIn0 on.
grace upon as by participating in drunke
brandy house br0ils, as sometimes has bee
the case by our Senator'S. Those elected b
the votes OF temperance men, should themselve
be temperate. A
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LIBERTIES SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES
WASHINGTON D. @.


Mrs A. Z. BELL, Principal Prsceptrees.
ME duies Of this Seminary viii be recommended
i the first Nor day in September, in q large and
new building no~ entirely completed the location
Of which Is exceedingly saiutrous, ON the corner Of
l. and 10th streets.
The course Of studies viii &c divided into three
eepsr nents, comprising all the branches of thor
oueh siucati0n. =
iimted number Of pupils will be received az
ooardsrs. and every effort viii be used to make
the inststution happy home for all its inmates,
Competent and efficient teachers are tncaeei a,
assastanfs for each department
FROM Inc entire and cheering appreciation mani
iestef By parents and friends a the recent eYsmi
nation, Mrs. Bell deems 1t unnecessary here tn
trouble the public with Q long list Of referencss
which can be found, with further particulars. by
consulting circulars deposited at al the principal
Bookstores.
Board and tuition in English. per term Of ten
months and q halt, exclusive Ct the yaoa.
tlS0
Musir, vita use OF instrume t.......... $780,, s.
Painting In Oil and water colors Zach ........ 20
osHkueSess eacn f.
fencil Drawing and Papier Mache, each 10
Jay Scholars from four to ten dollars Der quarter
Payment In advance.
Pupils ms3 snter at any time Of the year, and are
charged nom the time OF entrance; but none are
admitted Tor less than one session. unles. a preyi
ous agreement to that eject shall have been maze
Payment half session in advance
aug 16-2w ~ -----
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1XTENfIvE El-
BOOT 4 SHOE ESTABLISHMENT;

/ - Just opened In Iron Hall.
=. hOO tEh has fitted up. in an-sA~
S ~. =; s F.. i've st ls the lge and spacious
stn aud 10th streets, end furnished it with
perhaps the largest and best selected stock Of Boot
ana Shoes ever exhibited in this city. :
az me d,tefmination Of the undersigned t.
make this establishment excel IN all particulars eve
~ ether OF tbs kind In the countrT With tai,
vleN ne has male arrangements for . rseu or sn,.
ply article in his line Of business With az,
u future every variety Of BOOTS and SHOES n,
toaSs. Gsnaemen, chIdren and Srrasts may her,
He:,psnse has been spared in fitting Nd thi, .,
business. He win spare no effort 10 vi. . H.
shaaees pubic patronage His prices shall be mod
rat appro1tmating Is closely as possibls to tAos,
OF the manufacturers >-0.t
o., me following ars among the articles just se
~ FOR LADIES. -
Dlaek, e,onss and oo.ored Caters, thick and thin
White s add black satin Slippers, and rnss KID
French and American Morocco and Kid s.;ppu.
Morocco Walking Shoes of every ysr1sty -.
.oas' ssnprs,s, snsmslled and worked, French and
Jenny Lind Buskins, Polkas, and other s.y,., :,
sJs- Dress ShosS.----- oS''s VI
FOR GENTLEMEN.
p c.. Srs.. Boots. .is, sso sA sss sso.,
Cal. TO p. p1 a0 aud Potent leather Oxford Ties
Gioth 6si.ers, black and colo,sd - - . SD
snsmsilsa Top French patent leather Soxed caitsss
Eng ish Ties, 10. - : - ~
All varieties Of common Boots and Shoe, p>egsd
,-7 and sewsd.
FOR YOUTHS, MISSES 3 CHILDREN. -f'
fopths Pumps, Drsis shoea and Boots OF bespti,ul
styles and ofesefy quality
Mssee' blsek and eoored Caters, Slippers, Walk.
: :. Ing Shoes OF latest patterns : 4 =
ChifdTeAs Shoes, Embracing avery atyie and usity
new In uss. .ssA-. 400 ~ =
: 5a,3asl al - FOR BOYS. - - - - - =
l,hAFe made particular arraneements for this De
Isksmees o. ~ business Bsre, kep, LET The Bows
come Tor just such Bboes ~ they nav fnncv. and
wnaen have hefstefsrs been % difaeule 70 md. = ;.
=, wa =. 1ls s---- go -+sd 20 Z J a &c.
~ - - FOR SRRVANTaE ri So -
MY aseortment q 6eYyan0. ehoss of All kinds a
Large and very osnplets.o.o, hHa eisaN .
:, respectfully request Of nv oaa customers and
the citizens generally of Washington, Georrefovr.
Alszaodria, PRICE 0sorEss, Montgcnsry, sad fhs
sufroonatng 0uuRyi eleo, q rsngsn visiting the
CITY, 10 hvor M With uall befofep U,arohs an, 4
aesats e Daks No particular pledges, but MONA Nv
Mf dealing By Iolte attention, And by devot,oo =
oeaasas = challenge the conade e OF an. snd v;n
success In my new enterprise. 81
g. p HOOVER.
Iroa Hall Boot Shoe RIA blSshmrn.-
"a avenue bstWssn 9th end l0th streets.
eVn soyy9
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INCOMES IN EsGLAsD.-From the late par
iiamsntary returns it appears thst 1855 e3s
persons paid an income tax during the year
ending April 8, 1853. or these, 80 person,
Possessed moro than ESQ 900 per annum; s7s
from $4,000 to EST, 1000; es4 from s, 900 to
10000; $50 from 1000 to 5000; ess fror
5000 to 1000; ass from 1900 to 3 600; 4s4:
from 1000 to 1000, s15 above 900; 17os
above 800, 1904 above 100; 1921 above 600:
s,zoo above 500; 1887 aboy. 400; 4,e7g
soove 800; So,l42 above 200; a, ATS abey,
100; And 81, 1853 below that amount. ~,
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COTTAGE HOME SCHOOL,

FUh IOTNG LADIEG
BY MRS. G. AND MISS Nj. A. eek,
kassochseeas AVENUE, bef,reen lcth ind 1iA Nrees,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
fTNHE Fifth Academic year Of this Institution viii
j. open on FRIDAY, September LIST. The studies
usual brsnchcs Of a finished Englifh education.
Prices frcm TO $40 per quar'er scooIdug IN clsssi-
fcstion: French, Music, Drawing and Painting. ct
usual charges.
healthfol and pleasa part Of the ty) offers pecu.
liar inducements to bcsI ding pnpls, having the 3D.
vantage Of pure air. and plentiful supply Of excel
lent wafer. Terms per session of ten months 2
Boarding and Tuition, including Music, French,
Drawing, &c, 900, payable half In advance.
Rev: K, j. Gilliss, DIR. w. Jones Gen. 4. c. Weight
man, A. T. Cunningham. Esq., J. T. Halliday, ESQ,
3. Prentice, Esq, Wellington, D. c; r. C. Bowie,
ESD Baltimore; and 8. N. Jsnnsy, Principal q
spi ingdaie Boarding School, Va
aupl4 - eolms
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AZ J. 8. 4 R. B. Levy. booksellers, No
IS High street, Portsmouth,, Va, azs the agent.
ios the Epening Star for that town and the
eitS OF Norfolk Persons desiring the paper
viii 30 served BY the Carriers, upon lssyino
name and residence with the agents. :
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lee GRAPE CRor.-The Cincinnati paper,
say that the grape harvest, which is an i'm
portant one In that vicinity, viii not be 80
g'5d az IN f2rmer years, the Catswbs being
IN many places badly widowed. Some of the
cuitivasors near the city obtain thousand
gsl-ns Of vino on an acre Of land.
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REVIVAL AT prosr.cted meeting held
last week, At cyprsss Chapel, Naassmaad
county, Va, Of which tie Rev. W. B. Weldon,
b PASTOR, ons hundred and eight psr,ons Pro.
Eosssd convsfsjoo. 81 $685.. ~ ....
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AN EXCELLENT SADDLE AND HARyrsa
IA HORSE FOR SALE. BUT SIX YEARS OLD.
WARRANTED SOUND. TERMS LOW. Apply al
the Star olhcs an HEt5
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QUICK W0RK.-Passsngers 30 through from
Louisville, Ky, % St Louis nov, via Js5er-
.onTius RailnAd And Chicago, In a hours.
yArstlA
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CHARLEsrowSN kvr YARD Seven to eight
hundred men are employed in the CHARLES.
town Navy Yard. Five or six sections of one
% me new steam frigate are in frame, and /.
NE "0rk eonuOues to progress as rapidly, she
will be ready FIR launching in eisht can month,
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" The Star can be procured at an early
00of every afternoon, in Baltimore, at the
news stand corner Of Charles and Baltimore
streets.
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NN Attention, National Guard IA
r. special meeting Of the Company will ha Ii la
I'M M u the armory THIS (WednesdAy) EVENING.
" " at O'Clock.
Bastnsss tfimpostanee flaimins ths at.antion a
every msmher viii b considarsd.
BY order Es-fI JA9 4. TAFT O.,&..,
s. =. LLOYD, Secretary. aug Kit
=. ~ fIRsf .WARD-M. MN Il, PERKINS
- rsocmmended 70 the voters Of the First Ward as
suitable person TO represent them In Ia Comne,
OOuns!i. and VII be supported By -
aug lo--1ws "a - MANY VOTERe ..
81 FIRST WAkD.-COMMON oOUNOIL-
Aessrs. Editors; Please announce OHAe. 4, DA.
Wis - . candidate for Feat in the Board Common
Council from the Nrt Ward, to Al The yaeanev IA.
oasioned BY the death Of O. g. psine.
suS @6
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE,

BrS69e 1t GsoTgefoUn, %. C.
'INHE subscribers having bought out the stock Of
l. Dry Goods Of r. sheksll, In the store room
fsrn erly occupied ty Myers q Brother, win hesp
constantly on hand . lsrgs end general assortment
OF Goods euitsbe q the reasons whach We reepect.
fully iuvits friends and the public In general 70
give US call before purchasing etses here.
aug l6-2W ANDREW GODDARD D 90.
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a fA1L'-At Winchester, vs., the thsrmom.
s'sf Tell last week to s.. The week bsfer. II
VA up to sS-a difference Of % asrrs.s IN
one week. es.f 80
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NoNISAfKD.-The Democrat. Of E.-.h,
perland county, Pa, have nominated hon
". l. Dsrrant for Congress The roma; min.
oonnty Of shs district sehuyikiu, has not :,
4 Jet terminated, U.s.. = :
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ma. GRAFTON TYLER
II Has rstnrred 10 The District
md e,tsred upoa hs psxss sional du.isA
aug l6-1ts
0S hEwARD -str.ssd on Ii. aseht Of the l<th
VIZ esmall psy xAkR, sprung d the fore legs
long swtteh taeb about niss years DID, The above
inward will b paid q rsturned to
-. EDW. GRfNnALL,
aus Io-Its Sth ut Island.
=. Z DENIs0N,
Coun9eil0f and AttorAsy.at.La
WACO, McLENNAN co, texas,
VIII practice in the counties Of Milan, Bell vii
lismsop, McLennsu, Falls, Limestone Freeston.,
Navarro, and Hill, AMI the Supreme Court at Aus
tin. Galveston. and Tyler. ia
viii also act a. Land Agent, and dive special a.
tent on to inyesgsiing and perfecting Land Titles
IN any psrt o. the etsse. '@s~]7Sz. eng 1k-Wsa.
ROBINSON'S MUSEUM COMPANY
At IRON HALL.
THIS (wedo e,d.y) EVENING August II,
- - Will be perfc rm.d 81
-, ELAeHER AND CkASakR-
Mr. sampson slssher VT: Roetnson
Dance BY kobtnecn
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GRAND CIVIC Z Military RYcURaIoG
Montgomery Guards,
3 WHITE HOUSE plVJYIoN

Tue moNf0OMERY GUARDS take pleasure IN
i announcing to their ftsend Owe "a .,tss:s,x
that they viii give their Second Annual Ex1r,son
70 the WIFE HOUSE, on THURSDAY, the l;,h
Inc Boat leaves Georgetown in the morning It
o'clock, Warrington atBK, and the Nav W. "a
oeIec9- ksturniOg o. O'Clock, and sesip lesy.
ftcg Washington At p. n. Reets lssvios a. whm.
Heue q I y and III ,. No.
rug M1li be IN sttsndanoe On the arrival Of the
frospsrrs Cor0tt Band will be engaged for the o.
Refreshments at city prices,
Tickets ALTO be had at The rser.ect;v. ~h.
IN the morning and tie Afternoon ~ the .y - ,hs
nhcursson--ahd &C pressnt Of the committee. AMI
the osnoezs and members generally.
'oia - - COMMITTEE Of Arrasoemssts.
w. Sapt Aey, Lsut sesnsy. ,Iq1I
surg Moore, - Private McNichols
~. Pirate Kelley. Lat Private Hayes
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BEYEsExcKs,

Rev. G. stenestrect Prov1 8. J.; Rev. n. J. Ash,
wanden, Or. j. L. KidvelI, Dr. J. Ritch,e. Or.
sotheron Co, Timorhy o'Donoehue, Leo. Richsrd
Petit, Egg Lewis Carberry. ~
Circulars may be Obtained At DR. Kidv~lfs s>o,,-
OF a Mr.. Pet.r Freeman's, at the Hail. or At Mr..
Tunnels ~ "
GEORGETOWN, Aug lESts fGeorrefoxn Az
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- We call the attention Of our readers to
the law osrd Of T. L. Deni.on, to be found in
another column Of to.dsy's paper Mr.. D. Is
located at Waco, M,Clennan county, Texas.
and those having business in that section Of
county, We doubt not, can rely on its beine
attended, to with pronp,ness and efficiency bv
en.rus.inS II to his care. .. ..--:..' =
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TALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of our conten.
Poraries Of last evening and this morning
Contained long 'slsgraphic dispatches Of Texas
re"s, dated Charleston, 18th, which appeared
10 The Scr OF last evening copied from the
New Orleans Pieaynns of tho 9th instant.
and was received BY ysstsrday morning /,
nail. This Ia one way to exhibit euterp,i,e
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y Peaches are selling at Wnn,ns,on
Osi.' at l2sa25 cents per half peck.
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~ According to Gsltgnsni, 7I,Als suicide
hsss taksn plaes In 3zasss siaes ls2a
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Queen Isabella Yislds to tho Demands d
Esparteto
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NEW SCHOOL.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform tie
J. Public that At the solicitation Of q number OF
respectable citizens, he has concluded 10 cstablish
school, In one Of the at Forrest Hall for the
teaching OF the various branches Ct an Englsh 8du
cstion.
Hs school wilt be divided into three Glasses:
:, ne Third or Primary Class will be instructed In
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and spellipe
The second Class In History, 6eogr.phy, Letter.
VT ting, and other Prose Com position. -
ne first Glass in Letter writing, Rhetoric use OF
Globes, Bookkeeping In an improved msnnsr
Geography Of the heavens, Astronomy, Philosophy,
&c, DC. esq
=. * ioifsoS. -ial--'T
In the Second Cfsss
d, from nls fons experience aud skill In teaching
me SUBSCRIBER soiieits share Of public patronage
..- WILLIAM CAROL.
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ARMY q NAVY EQUIPafFNTS.

W ALL sfkPHEhS Ahi;ary N.nuhotursrs
w OF the finest order, would reepectfnIIv IN n
ateneon OF Army aid Navy odieers, 70 ihsif supe.
H.r work AND style of goods = :
IN hexe ereated 10, o,ut'on IN TIA deoertm.,.
~ Gan Wtnhh the most elegant eSoas At pyiess
ma Mii suseessfuy challenge grester rrduot;o1.
rIso tosnov that This Is nst en- exclusive or
fss oos iness, and js susceptible o, al, the pro-
asa Ssuef
Gtis.n clsthinE msds to order IN elegant s.,,.
ard latent fashion = : = = '''"
United States Rfass and Banners naA. to order,
). =. :. :. : ~. .SS. ENGLISH BOOKS.
1IlLlP POLIO. or the Scottish M.ssss.sr, By
LEVEL Pastures, 2 sols IN I, 1854 'zusElis.l
MsanmoniA shipwrscks b Annette Hsrjs Man.
sSnssspssfs vol., Railway Library Edition
noehslsgA HiteA By kiit w.rburton:
1's , ssns: fr'ns psnna, By Mn srv-pr,s .
nestlaar1s es,as through ID. upf,,s e,.s,.
n nceat S.,nsaca sask again, Hw whaN
The LAnesshi,s Witches, By " q Aiasw.rn
10s kesiaG EnGl1ShDsa
Ihe Industry Of the United 6estss IN NecAtn~r1
-: Asnufsef1es and Arts -. J
We az Al low people there, BY sutAor OF sa.hs,,
kun-nlvsFstsd-by Alfred Crovsunl
wv ERANox eAYLos.
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i STEVENS ..
HAs this day commenced to sci OF bis entire
i stock, to make room to enlarge store.
Call esriy and ct great bargains
F. -GtEifI W1GTf = ETEvENsS, ..-.
A No. !, opposite the Centre Market
enQ l6-2t q.
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A CHALLENGE

- A CHALLENGE ae
FOR 81 500 OK $500. 90,
EFINHE YOUNG AMERICA ran beat The VIII Watch
Il or any other beat that VS. in the race on the
18th, the WINS distsuce, 10 start at the same hour
any day, betveen the 18th Of August and the 5th
Of September. The party accepting the ,hallepge
to have the privilege Of fixing the day and to give
me three days notice. . ..-. :
p. ST. would prefer to eaii against viii Watch.
Tbs above amount IL lefs 1t this Office for two
days. l.-F ]. Il. SAGE.
ang 16-1t
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of ce-a facias. iesued BY p.
ID Myer, one OF tho JUST -es CT ths Peace fer
Washington county, D. O., at the suit OF William b
Todd against the 6 dds aud chsttels Of Beda WISE
dated July a1st, 1854, and tn me directed, have
sezed and levied upon one brick hcuse ard lot sit
usted on 10th street west, between and streets
nth, in Square No 4ll in the City OF Arlington
and hereby give notice that shall cell the same
the highest bidder, for cash. In front Of the prem
isss, on TUESDAY, the 9th day OF September next,
at o'clock p. NJ, to satisfy said execution.
HENRY YEATMAN,
.....i-. Constable for Washington county.
aug 16-W3w
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ga REWARD-Lot, yesterday. from the Poo.
?gO mse House, bet~een ID and AZ st. . po;n.s,
FGE slut very prstty marked with bun ooloyss
and waite ,Pots, end OF the tail clipped.
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Arrival Of the Steamer Union.
THREE DAYS LATER,
Rumercd Capture Of leland Of Aland.

IMPORTANT FROM TIE SEAT OF WAR
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ROBINSON'S MUSEUM COMPANY
AT IRON HALL.
10 t. conclude With
TIE MERRY c0gBLEK.

Private box seats, 81; Reserved eeats, 80 cent? ;
Regular tickets Is cents; servapt 10 Is cents.
Doors open at * o'clock-peiformauees t. cou-
meuce at 81. aug Is
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TRIUMPH OF RESURRECTION In SPAIN.

NO NEWS FROM THE FLEETS.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RUSSIAN .4RMY.
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GREAT LOSS OF LIFE TO THE ALLIES
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THE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, August 2-The cotton make
eIo Cd to day with the following quotations
FAR Orleans, Ct; Uplsnds, St -''''"
Oino Hour, 33s. Cd Yellow corn, 34s
Mixed, s2s; white, 34s. Cd. Wheat irmer.
ranging from s. Cd. to 9s Sd. Lard had al
vsnced one shilling Provisions active. Trad,
at Manchester steady.