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JOHN REESE,
PROPRIETOR OF TIE
Eagle Plumbing and GaS-Fitting Depot,

"OULD respectfully call the attention OF the
w citizens of Washington, Georgetown, and VI
entity to the excellent Sssortme MT Of Goods in his
lne, which he has hand and Ii daily rscsvh Cd
dition to.
Ohandelisrs, Drop Lights, Brackets, Pendants,
and In fat every article connected With the Gas TT
ting business can be found at his establishment,
embracing ell the qualities Of beauty. style, durs-
bility and chsspness.
His plumbing department embraces all articles In
that line, such ~ marble tip Wssbstsnds, Bath
Tubs, Shower Baths, and all the sppendsgse neces
ssry for the prosecution Of that trench OF bis bu.I
moss Work conndsd TO him will receive prompt st
tsnnon, and Its execution be UNSURPASSED.
Builders and all others will find Il 70 their I'd.
vantage before going elsewh re-, 10 call at the
EAGLE DEPOT,
Corner OF Penna avenue and 9th 81
sep 15-eolm
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JANEs G. RRRRE. y
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

AVlN0 purchased the entire stock and fxturss
IL OF P. J. Newman, formerly the firm of Forrest
Newman, will hereafter conduct the business
and become respsnEbie for all the liabilities of the
hrm, whether cont acted by the lat. Arm or said p
). Newman 7. ]. FORREST,
Of the late firm Of Forrest / Newman.
give up all Gain to the business, and oil out,
standing debts, Whistler due me or the late nrm Of
Forrest Newman. p. j. NEWMAN.
September Il, 1854 yep 16-3ta
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Has 70 TAX. \ BAcx ssAr.-ws copy the

Has 70 fAk1 4 BACK SEAf.-Ws copy the
following from the Philadelphia Argus:
eve understand, from sources entirely re-
liable, that Edward Joy Morris, the Wing
nominee for Congress in the First Congress
sional District, has addressed letter to the
Convention which nominated him, withdraw
ing from the canvass. and leaving the field to
Mr.. Titus, his Native and Know Nothing CON-
petitor. This proceeding is the result of q
vote upon the candidates in the Know Nothing
lodges, in which Mr.. Morris was beaten BY
Mr.. Titus, by vote Of moro than two to ono. :"
Mr.. Norris was formerly our Charge DAT
flares at the court of Naples. He Is gentle.
man of marked ability, and enjoys an enviable
reputation as q public speaker.
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now LOST OR STOL EM-Lost or stolen
~ from the residences Of the subscriber on sunday
Of abou four inches from the head, with . .m.Ii
White star in the forehead, and with two white
spots on tina bslly. Any person who will return
said Cow, give Information upon which the thief
will be convicted, will receive reward Of I'VE dol.
lars from JAS. HARRINGTON,
ssp le-as> sprnsP Of 10th and x upsste,
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THE WEEKLY STAR

This weeks number il filled with interesting
and highly important news from the Old World
ana the world Of Ysnkeedom, and is rich and
raoy in its miscellaneous readings. The
Weakly Star Us furnished to subscribers for
the low sum Of 81 Is, per annum, payable in
variably in advance.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS,

The Union discusses what 1t terms the
reasonable and Monarchial purposes of
Northern Whiggery"
Inc Intelhssneer republishes, with compli.
msnts, the letter Of Judge Bronson accepting
the New York Hard Gsbern atorial nomina.
tion- The same paper contains letter from
Mr. Vespssian Ellis, addressed to the editors
OF the Onson, in which that gentleman an.
nounces himself to be 1.-The selected and pros
pecsive editor of the american Organ" and
offers to discus with the editor Of the Union
orally, the principles of the new party, based.
In this region, on the idea ofdsnying equal DO.
hucai rights in this country to foreign born
ciilsens, and to the native born who vor.
ship God according to the tenets of the
Catholic faith. Mr. Ellis, being probably
unknown to most Of our readers, We have to
say Of him that he was one of those who, after
tho death of General Harrison, became some
what famous In politics as member Of the
Acknowledgements Tyler Guard. lie YVES
sent abroad by President Tyler to one of the
small South American courts. Since his return,
Dir. s. has refrsined from taking sides in poll.
TICS at loast actively, until this time, apparent
iy so propitious for . gentleman Of his peculiar
political srtecedents.r He is thoroughly Ca
pabie of dischsrging the editorial duties he
proposes 10 assume, satisfactorily to those who
agreo with bin upon poll tico-reliRious topiea
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Special NOTICE.

THE subscriber has now completed bis arrange
l. nebts for resolving regularly from the justly
ca,ebrstsd Pennsylvania alsdes, the sweetest and
bsst BUTTER produosd Ia the country
He l. also receiving dav from the celebrated dai-
ries Of Pennsylvania fresh PRINT BUTTER, Of his
Stall, No 49, Centre Market
He PES by his energy and knowledge Of bust
ness to share portion Of public patronage.
sap l6-eoSts JAS. DUNAWIN.
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NEW BOOKS.

We are indebted to Franck Taylor, book,
seller, for " The Goblin Snob, !" imagined and
illustrated BY Henry L. Stephens, New York 4;
published by Dewitt, Davenport. This 10 a
comic satire upon the propensity of those in
our large cities, who suddenly grow rich to
cot dash It contains nearly fifty comic On.
Cravings capitslly conceived and executed, and
is "a capital book for driving away tho blues
franektTsylor also sends US r. Progress and
Prejudice" by Mrs. Gore, author Of 1.-THE
Bankers Daughter" &c, New York: pub.
lisbed BY Dewitt Davenport Mrs.. Gore {.
one Of the hrst writer's of domestic and truly
msrsi tales Of the day. This last yoIams Il
fully up to any thing shs has Published or /.
written, and cannot fan to be very generally
Rad ON this side sf the Atlantic. ~, - = =.
TIE CHoLERA.-Ths oholsra il prevailing 10
serious extent in various parts Of the Essesru
shore OF Haryisnd
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~ THosE N WANT o. READY-xADB CLOTHING
shoula, before purchasing elsewhere, call at Neal
Walker Co.'S Marble Hall Clothing emporium
where they will ind materials Of all kinds, colors
and qualities made up In the NEST approved styles
and at prices which cannot fail t. induce them Il
purchase. They have just received an additions
large supply Of those beautiful and well msde Ducl
Drilling Costs, which have no comparison in thi
market Their stock is well kept up, consisting O
everything belonging to gentleman's wardrobe
together with boys and servants clothing.
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PER SONAL.

IA suit is now on trial in Piketon, Ohio,
on petition to set aside the will of James
Davis, on account of the incompetency of mind
In the testator. The value of the estate in
controversy is $780, 900. ....,
80. At some Of the hotels in Vermont tbsv
give you glass Of 'ssood river water" which
has such peculiar favor that some peopls
mistake 1t for sohnspps, and leave fourpenc.
On the counter.
80. Over the place Of sspulturs Of the great
novelist in Cooperstown, New York, Il, spread
simple but broad and massive tablet. with
the inscription "James Pennimore Cooper,
Born Sept. Is, 1889. Died Sept IA, 1852"
-. Hon. Albert G. Rust, one of the newly
elected members of Congress for Arkansas, il
nephew of General Geo. Bust, Of Loudoun,
Va.
80. The following toast vas given during
the late commencement at Proyidsncs: =
1, uucolrsiste, till this very day,
Gould never call my Alma Mater Brown:
ret brown toast will give you, sitting down,
AND wish to state 1t gently, without noise
ma the best bred men were Bropn-brsd So1s.
80. Mrs, Gen. Gaines is sojourning at vii.
mington, Del. rf-
-. Mr.. Maxwell, n. c. from Florida, has
recovered from his late illness
-. Henry Hill, Bsq., for thirty-two years
Treasurer Of the American Board of Commits.
sioners for Foreign Missions, has resigned, and
made donation Of $4,000 to the Society.
-. According 10 the New York Evening
Post, Morrissey, the noted pugifist, seems de-
termiued to have . fight .pon some terms,
Notwithstanding he is under bail of s.. 600 to
keep the peace. Last Monday night, SAYS ths
Post, Morrissey, being rather I" bu!fy,n went
to call on Bill Pool, at the Bank Exchange,
kept by Pool Desgls. On learning that
Pool was not ut home, Morrissey became
noisy, and was at last compelled to leave.
The next day Pool & beagle entered com.
plant before Justie Stuart against Morrissey.
charging him with breaking the peace while
he was under bail of $1,000. Merrissey was
accordingly arrested, and brought before Ju,-
tee Stuart, who held him to bail in the fur
Their sum of $4,000, making $1,000 Morris.
sey was then discharged
-. Judge Butler is now at Greenvills, S.
c., spending some time with his relative and
fiiend, Cen Waddy Thompson. He is said
to be locking hale and hearty as ever
80. Speaking Of the receipts at Castle Gar.
den, on the Grisi opera nights, the New York
Musical World says: "The confidential clerk
Of the treasury, who, like the onfdential clerk
of the weather, Is always infsllible, says tina,
the receipts for tho first night were s., 900 to
$4,000. The second night, 81 ZOO. The third,
$1,000. The fourth and last, $4,000. So, up
We come. up town, too, it is to be hoped.
Where, in either Of tho better localities, Mr..
Hacksst might secure, We cannot doubt, fun
and paying. houses for many delightful
night" IN
THE Delaware IN. y. Gazette announces
the death of Mrs. Harriet Leayenworth, widow
of the late General Henry Lesvsnworth, U. s.
Army
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NOW Is THE TIME

DOR all those wishing to purchase any article in
Il the way of fine WATOhAs, rich sad fashion
able Gold JEWELkY, pure sterliag SILVER WARE,
(of our own manutscturt) DC. SC, to save from Is
20 1t per cent. by calling at HOODS JKWELRY
STORE, IS he is low re:siyins hk Fall supply Of
fine goods, which he will dispose Of at the lowest
New York city prices. Pa avenue, between AZ and
9th streets, sign Of the large Spread Eagle.
sep It, no HOOD.
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Dkv. PROF. LiPPiTTsa Select School
the 18th instant ct No. 4sl West Tenth etreet, b.
tween D md sta
4 limited number only Of pupils viii Be received.
!oc sdnimion, terms, course Of studiss o., Cd
phees;Sn to b nsds 70 The Pz!ndpsl q ths eshoa,
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95 RE WARD.-StrsJe ed away from
~ my premises, about nix weeks since, . black
cow, part Durham. I will give the above
re Of S. for her delivery to me- ct my residence
sorner Sth and I street, Northern liberties.
sep l6-3ts MICHAEL RkARDEN.
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A9- few ws.ks and you may regret that you
I'D not have a likeness of al your family made
Now is the time while you have few lei,ure mo
ments.
Cali OF VANskRsoss and get one of hisinimitable
Crayon Dsgue,reotypss Pep Sim
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A0FIrIH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner 5th and
streets, four squares north Of the City Hall. Rev
Andrew G. Carothers, Pastor, will presah on to-.
morrow (Sabbath) at II g. m, ard the Rev. Stephen
+. Hill at ~ p. m. sep 16-1t*
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LIST Or LKTTKRs

Rsmoajag In tAs Pod O0es, W ashan&so" SsJ,A'~'
September l6, 1854 :.
fOrdsreSto 10 odpertsssa In tbs " 1vIxtHe sfAn,''
usyeeoIs . tAs folie,cins ssctior Of the Poa Ces
Ta-t bsins tAs neuspaper Aaring the terses csTcs-
lation Of any daily paper pssisAedi ]" Wasa'nsson:
Sro 5. Ind be Il further enacfed, That the ilst o.
letters remaining uncalled for in any post emcs tn
any city, town, or village, where newspapers shan
be printed shall, hereafter be published once ohy
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
oftener shall hare the largest circulation within the
range of the delivery of said oce to be decided by
the postmaster at such Office.
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a. WATCH LOsT.-On Thursday evening, the
NSA l4th instant, between and O'Clock, on
81 9soing fIou KRIS Paint Shop to Siot.'s cor.
NSdH ner, New York avenue, = silver detae he'd
lever huating WATCH; silver dials; stsel hsnds !;
Tobias maker; number not recoliected. Any per, on
leaving said Watch with L. Z. OFFUTT, at Xii ks
Paint Shop, will receive reasonable reward with
tho thanks If the owner. sep 16-1ts1
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NAsONIC.-Asp special meeting of FEDERAL
WI LIDGG, No. l, will be held TOMORROW
lsunday) MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, for the purpose
OF making the necessary arrangements for the fun.
erAl of our late esteemed brother, JAMES JACK
The fraternity is cordially invited to unite with
Us .'f 90
The funeral procession will start from his late res
idencs on ~ street, between Pennsylvsns and Mis-
s2uri avenues, To Morrow Afternoon, about halt
past O'clock, and proceed, to the steamboat for
Alexandria, where his rem Ains will be inferred in
the midst Ct those Of his family who have before
him. By order Of j. W. MARIN, W M
It. A SJH"ARZMAN, secy. sep 16-lt
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M Warrington Highlandsrs, At.
RI tention I-You are hereby notified that
mi fII there will be meeting Of the Company for
between 18th and 18th streets, on THIS Saturday
EVENING. You are further notified that tho com
pany will meet in the hall OF the Washington Light
Infantry on next Wednesday, the 10th instant, at
the usual hour, as business Of importance will be
lad before them.
By order: W. FORSYTH,
sep l6-3th Secretary.
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United States Troops Moving The r..
oruits now at Newport, KY, and Jsfsrson
Barracks. Mo, are about to be sent to Forts
Ripley and Ridgely, on the Upper Mississippi.
to fill up companies E, F, q, and K, Of the
second infantry, now on their way to those two
forts ses
A Receiver Appointed.-Sydney 7. Torbert
has been appointed Receiver Of Public Moneys
at Demopolis, Alabama, vice - Mcdowell,
whose term Of Office expires on the 18th inst.
A Light House Keeper Restored MIR. VIM.
Backus has been restored to his former posi-
ton as keeper Of the lighthouse at Msnato-
wac, Wisconsin; salary $3.50 per snnum.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, tho 18th of Sept.
there wore of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the redemption of stocks..... $33,715 SO
For the payment of other Treasury
debts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6,597 90
For tho Customs .,............... 1878 3S
Covered into tho Treasury from
Customs. .......... .........1, 562, 473 0a
Covered into tho Treasury ffem
miscellaneous sources. ......... 1854 70
For tho War Department........ 35,906 Sc
For re-paying for the War Depart
mont ............. o,454 %
For the Navy Department. 500. 40 1873 Is
For the Interior Department. 80. 1,A2 90
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A. FUNERAL HuNORs.-KN,e

\A/ FUNERAL HGNORS.-KNlGH
~ TEMPLARS Washington Encsmpment, No
01, will assemble at their Asylum on To
MORROW (sun ssy) AFTERNOON, the 18th inst
at half past o'clock, to pay the last tribute OF re
spect to the memory Of late Companion and sir
knight, JAMES JACK.
Members OF the Order are expected to attend at
tho hour above named.
By order OF the &C:
sep l6-lts e. O GRIER, Recorder.
NASONIC.-1heM emf ers Of Columbia Royal
wi Arch Chapter, No. Is. win meet at Masonir
Hall, corner Of Tenth and L streets, TOMORROW
unday) at Y O'Clock, p. m, to attend the funeral
Of our iats Companion, JAMss JACK
Ali Companions IN good standing are fratsrnally
invited, and requested to be prompt in attendance
by order of the N. a. p.
sep 16-1t z. 7. sHCGRRT, sec'y.
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NIOTICE.-I O. o. F. The Officers and Mem
~ beers Of Columbus Lodgs are requested to meet
hit the hal TON ORROW Sunday AFTERNOON, .,
O'Clock, to attend the funeral Of our late brother.
r. g JAMES JACK.
Members Of sister Lodges are invited to attend,
also sister Lodges Of Alexandria and Georgetown.
by order: j. W. McELRRESH, n. q.
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TIE SUsBuRY AND ERIE RAILRoAp.-The
report of the City Councils, in. relation to the
affairs of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad, Is
published in the Philsdelphia papers of yes
terday morning, and confirms the previous i'm.
preston that installments of the city subscrip-
ton had been obtained on false representa-
tons. The whole amount paid in by tho city
is $3.50, 200, besides $3.50 900 paid by the dis
trict of Acknowledging unpaid by the
city, $l,050,00O. No secured instaIlment of
any stock has been paid in except by the city,
though tho terms Of subscription were that no
indictments should be paid until an equal
amount was paid by the other subscribers.
CLIPPERS FOR TIE FRENCH GovHRNxENr.-
The Boston Atlas says several French naval
officers are at present in that city, and are
about forming contract to build twelve clip
per ships, of about 800 tons each, to DO ON.
Psoyed IN ,hs French Colonial Trade
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(NInZaNs or WASHINGTON VIKING to lay in
" stock Of W Cd Tor winter will do veil to give
me = call IS an constantly receiving wood Of tbs
best quality on consignment, and can give the best
bargains in the city, wholesale and retail, Of my
yard on Maryland avenue, at the Canal Bridge, near
the Capitol.
Ais, for sole low three nrst rate Carts, two We
ter Tanks, Wheels, and geering for q buggy.
A lot Of ready mixed Paints.
Orders taken for White Oak Lumber, &c.
sep l6-lm j.. W. HEATH.
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i city, would inform the pubic that viii sell
at prva,e ssle all my Tools, sppertaiuns to slack
smthing In general, tpgether with an assortment Of
iron, 90.
Persons Wishing such purchase VIII do well 70
call soon and - for themselves 10th ST.. Island,
Washington. 7. l.. BO0G EsS
sep i6-3tH
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TAKE EOTICE.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.


NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
ID w. BROWKIhG, Merchant Tailor, Pa
Il avenue, under the United States No. ~
lei would respectfully Inform his customers
and the public generally that he has just re- NJ
oeived new Pail and Winter goods In er at IN
variety, such as cloths Osssimeres and vestinss Of
the latest importation, and is prepared Ia We them
made up ut the shortest no ice In the most feshi
able manner, and st low rates a prices.
Having made arrangement 70 80 into the Ready
nede Clothing business EXTENSIVELY this session., he
eele confident that be can offer r. these shing TO
purchase stock of Coihing, not inferior to any in
this city, ard not made mp at the North, is usu-
ally the Gaze with work sold here; bu. cut In his
own establishment, and made by our own needy cit
iIens IN tins dull SEASON II low rates Of prices be 10
ensbled Thereon, to compete with bern work IN
point Of prices and to quality and style be will
leave for those who favor him with a call to uige.
the following low rats:
Good suit for business purposes out Of cloth or css
sinere for the small sum of................ . as
Dress and frock Coals from.... $40 to $40
Overcoats Of different ety les.... - &, Is
Black and fancy Psnisloors-.-....... 80 to 10
SILK and velvet so 10 10
This stock Of olothipg is OF Q superior quality
and hes ben made mp since he received the ial an6
winter faehions.
He keeps constantly on band q large ss.ortmsps
Of fancy srti,les-such as Gloves, crsrsts Collars
Umbrellas, &c.
Sole Agent for the sale Of sootts Report Of Pssh-
ions in this city. sep l6-n
COLD SLEEVE, VEST, L COLLAR BUrToNs.
VI STUDS, &c-Just opened, rich assortu ent
OF Mosaic, Cameo, STONE, and plain Gold sleeve,
Vest and Collar Buttons, Studs &c OF the latest
styles NJ. W. GAIT BRO,
sign Of the Golden Eagle,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sta
sep 14-St
MRS. b. sPRI8a has several ROOMS. for
w the accommodation Of boarders, on G, bstv.
ID ana AZ streets sep l%4ts
NEW JEWELRY,
On WATCHES, sILveRwARE, &c-M ".
NAGALT Bh0. are now opening their Fall
d assortment Of elegant III HRLRY superior
NH Gold WATCHES, pure SILVER WARE Dc.
70 whhn they invite the attention Of customers
Inc above are ell Of the very latest styles, md
are on'r'd at the lowest possible rates
sign Of the Golden Eagle, Pc. ave-, bstx.
sep lEot 9th and 10th ~
EAtL GOODS.-A fne stock OF Gents fur.
Il nAsoinG Goods nov being received, which
makes my sock In that line very oompls,s
ssp Is willsrds' Hotsl.
| EfOR HIRR-Tvo negro AKN, aocustoDsd b
4 farm work. inquire Of
sep 1s-st Georgetown
elk, ALPACA, and Cotton Unbrllas.
~ and csoa IN evsy vsssety Just rsCs aus -
s9uE wuissds Hcsi,
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MOTTO E.-COLUMBIA LODGE, No 10, I. o.
~ 0. r The Officers and Members are requested
to meet at the hail THIS EVENING, at ~ o'clocs
TO make ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral of our late
brother, P. G. JAMES JACK. By order:
80 i6-it JOHN W. McELFRESP, N. G..
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OF their officers Congress alone can remedy
this evil; yet we fear it will not be cured until
many more of our gallant soldiers are thus
sacrificed.
The New York Herald's Last Washington
Wondsr--is story by telegraph, all about
the virtual conclusion Of O. sale and pur-
| chase OF Cuba between the now Spanish gov.
eminent and Mr.. Soule, q full account of which
its correspondent says, has been received at
the State Department. According to this
writer, England and France did their best TO
help the trade. We have only to say in this
connection, that the story, not being believed
by any of those in this city, who are usually
soonest we'll informed on such subjects, We
regard it as mere fabrication by way Of pre-
senting Washington News" paragraph
likely to be talked over 1t will be recol-
lected that the Herald is famous for essayipg
to give interest to its columns by the early
publication Of VIGOROUSLY bogus news from
any and all quarters. He who believes this
particular roorbsck, must have very we'll
developed bump of credulity, indeed.
A Naval Law Point decided I've under
stand that, recently, the Attorney General
has had occasion to decide, that whom an Off
cor Of the Navy is under sentence Of tempo
rary suspension, his being summoned to attend
= asvd ooartmsrtial - witness does not
operate - Q remission Of the sentence.
San Juan--Last night, special bearer Of
iispstohss 70 the British Embassy arrived in
Warrington, direct from London, with tho
British Governments first communication 10
hsiE Minister here On ths GrsyNwn aasl.
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sep l6-d8t&eotOc:
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E0LD SLEEVE, VEST, 4 COLLAR BUrToNs,
VI STUDS, &e-Just opened, rich assortu ent
OF Mosaic, Cameo, STONE, and plain Gold sleeve,
Vest and Collar Buttons, Studs &c OF the latest
styles NJ. W. GAIT BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sta
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LADIES LIST.

uUPsrsons applying for letters In the following Iht
please say they are ADvHRTIsup.
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inns stock OF Clothfpg is OF o superior quality,
and hes ben made up since he received the ial and
winter faehions
He keeps constantly on hand . large assortment
OF fancy srti,les-such as Gloves, Cravsts Collars
Umbrellas, &c.
Sole Agent for the sale Of sootts Report Of Pssh-
ions in this city. sep l6-c