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N ARRlED

On the l7th instant, by the Rev. Stephen p. Hill,
Mr.. JOSEPH KNOWLES LEWIS and Miss VIZ
GINA CLARKE, all OF this city.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr. knight. Mr.
WILLIAM BASSE to Miss MARY E. BARNS.
both of this city.
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Wing ConRressionaI Nomination

TRENTON, N. j., Oct 1.-THE Wings of thu
Fifth district of this State have nominated
Mr. Pennington for Congress. - III
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Indiana Election.

r CINCINNATI Oct. 1.-THE Indiana election
has resulted in the choice Of an entire anti.
Nebraska delegation to Congress- an anti
Nebraska Legislature, and the anti Nsbraska
State ticket is elected by 1000 to 10, 900. sup
posed to be In favor of q prohibitory LIQUOR
law -
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MANUFACTURING OF JEWELRY,
have now completed my arrangements for tie
i manufacturing of ALL kinds of fine god Jewelry
In the best wormanlike manner. Diamonds re. set.
and every description Of New Work made to order
at short notice. No. AS Pc. avenue, betw AZ and
9th SITS, sign of the Large Spread Eagle.
H. o. HOOD.
N. B.-Particular attention paid to the repairing
Of 6ne Watches. 1T oct "a :
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EfOR kENT-For one or four yaars-tbe premises
Il nom which the Star Office has just beeo re-
moved, on street, near it's junction with Pennsyl
vania avenue and Twelfth streets. It consists of
two buildings-front and rear. and ample yard
room. with we'll Of water for mechanical purposes
on the premises. This is first rate opportunity
ior dyer, Painter, carpenter, manufacturing hat
ter blacksmith, wheelrght, &C., to obtain working
room within stones throw OF the centre of Penn.
sylvania avenue, while the front building will
ansNer for one, two or three shops or Offices Ap-
ply soon at the new Office of the Star, cerner Of
pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street.
oct 2-tf
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EOR SALE-DKSIRABLE PROPERTY on THE
u Misunderstanding Of two HOUSES &LOES
the first being new frame House, fifteen BY thirty
fset, with four large airy rooms, and summer kitch
en- attached. and other improvements, consisting of
stabling &C., on full lot Of 30 by 122 feet, running
Of four rooms, situated Lot 81 by IS feet 10 in
All information Will b given by applying in person
or BY letter to "SYPHAX," at the star Office
N. R-The nrst named house and lot would suit
any one engaged in huckstering, &C.
sep 26-1m
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NOTICE.

AND WARRANT No. s5,5s7 for forty acres, un-
der the act of September, $780, issued in favor
OF Andrew j. Miller, a private in Captain Andsr.
sons Company Of Georgia Militia, 1885, was mailed
at New Albany, Mississippi, on or about the 5th OF
october, 1853, addres sed to john NJ. Clarke, Wash
ington City, and the same has been lost or stolen
rom the mail Notice is hereby given that sppica-
ton will be made to the Commissioner of Tensions
for duplicate Of said warrant
ANDREW j. MILLER,
., JOHN d. CLARKE,
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Ohio Election

CINCINNATI, Oct. E--Nesrly all the ooun;
ties are heard from, and there is an anti Ne,
braska majority Of over 10000 on the Ststs
ticket, and the entire Congressional dslsga-
ton is anti Nebraska
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~ 80 w ~oUoAAsAAs AuOIAOh oeI
II RUSTEE's SALE of Valuable Improved Proper.
ty on Seventh street On SATURDAY after.
noon October 2lst, at AZ O'clock the premises,
l shall sell pats of Lots numbered and s, in So
454, fronting 81 feet on Seventh, betw. en- and d
streets, running bzck l02 feet, with the improve
ments, consisting OF two.story Brick Dwelling
House. .rr:.7..
The above property is located nearly opposite the
Pate Mt Ohice and is well worthy the attention OF
capitalists.
Terms: One third cash the residu IN two equal
instruments at and II months, With interest Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the premises
II the terms of sale are not compiled with within
fve days after the sale the trustee reserves the
right to resell at the risk and expen of the first
purchaser.
MICH. CALLAN, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
oct lad Auctiopear
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New York Marketa.

New YORK, Oct. 1S.-Flour, 1000 barrels
sold; prices unchanged. Wheat, prices IN
changed. Corn, 10000 bushels seld At rs
79 cts. Stocks frmer; In Philadelphia the
same. ..t ..H'-ias
At Wheeling the river Is falling.
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Life Insurance L.ossAs

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The life insurance
companies of this city suffer to the extent of
about $4,000 in policies on the lives Of those
lost in the Arctic ....--,,y 3D.. F..
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sSODD FELLOWS cERT1FICATE.-Ne STRONGER tbs
TIMogY NEED ASKED

WARRINGTON LODGE No. q /. O.OF
--- -. Norfolk, July 18th, 1854. Z
Mr. b. BURRow-Dear Sir-In compliance with your re-
quest we inform you for the benefit public that
brother Of our Order John r. Jasper became sick while
stranger IN this CITY, and in
dlon wss sent to the Hospital, where he found by
commttee OF this Lodge suffering from disease termed
ocrofula or King Evil, and In low
BY the physicians incurabls On recommendation
three weeks declared and Ie the CITY for New
York and In opinion his to health was
caused solely by the use of your specific.
Given under hands seal of our Lodge the date
above written. % - -
Seal. n p.ra,~
L. CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary. =
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oct I'D

By z. 8. WRIGHT Georgetown.
an TUESDAY, the oath instant, at O'Clock D
~ IA, shall sell, without reserve, In front of the
premises a-fs -.-
Lot lis, in Bealps addition to Georgetown, front.
ing "A feet on Green street. by III deep to six foot
alley, with the frame Buildings thereon.
Terms at the sale.
Z. s. WRIGHT, .4
oct Id Auctioneer
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GARD MUSICAL.

MLLH W. BOYE, late Of Stockholm, Sweden,
N1 has arrived In this city and Is prepared to
give IL ssons to advanced Scholars on tbs p;sno
Forte and in Vocal Music.
Orders left at her residence, Mrs. Gildemsister. on
~ street, near Pa. avenue, or at the Music Depot
Of Hi6us Hits, will meet with prompt attention.
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LfoR eALE-A fine young HORSE, warrants,
Il sound, and perfectly safe in harness. -
or under tie saddle. Can be seen at EsrlesSYSzN
sts oies F1rss ward, from m to 3p m.An
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EfOR RENT-A convenient two story and attic
L. Brick DWELLING 6, on street, between 9th
snd 10th streets, north side, No. AZ. Rent mode
rate and possession given immedistely. Apply to
r. G.. HYATT
No. S75, Seventh street, above street.
oct B-eo3t
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r. L. DENISON.

CounsellOr and Att0rney-a t.Lav.
WACO, McLENNAN Co, TEXAS,
VIII practice in the counties of Milan, Bell. vii.
namsn, nehemiah, Falls, Limestone, Freestone,
asva.o, ana Hill, and the Supreme Court at Aus
tin, Galveston. and Tyler
WIN also act as Land Agent, and give special at
eenton to Investigating and perfecting Land Titles
III any part OF tine state. aug 16-Wl2w
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EfOR sALE.-A pair of Vermont MORGAN
II MARES, six years old well broken, ~
sound, stylish and capital drivers. TheyTSN
are the property of gentleman who re. An
Gently obtained them at the North for his os us,
but now finds that change in his ar rangements
m akes it desirable for him to dispose Of them
man or lady They can be seen at southron's Gate
Birch's) stables, on 18th street. sen So
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 1S.-The Indians
delegation in Congress will stand two Demo
Gratis, miller and E.gihh) and nine opposition
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" SPLENDID PIcrUREs,Those our readers who das,r.
70 pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures sbonIG
fail to pay visit to Pumbs Rooms Avenue He hss
exhibition there some choice specimens the new
Dssuerreoypng In OIL which for beauty excellence
noomparabie There IN portrait executed in this Last
style OF President Pierce that reflects great credit ON die
ARTIST every hheament thereof giving life expression
MT rumoe h reckohed among the first DaguerI can arss
of time. =, % a aa
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CALL AND GET A GOOD STOVE.
"1RAM RICHEY, Manufacturer and Dealer In
IL STOVES and TIN WARE, corner of
and Seventh street, Washington, D. c. A
Particular attention paid to ROOFING d
SCOUTING, aud all work in his line attend.
cd to at the shortest possible notice.
Get 1l-lm
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Xh(l- REWARD.-Ranawaya few days ago,
qpCV my servant Boy, Henry Read He is about
about IL years old, of ordinary growth for Boy of
bis age, handsome figure and uncommon likely face
WIN 1uli suit OF hair. His complexion is brown,
somewhat approaching black. He has mother liy.
ing with Mr. Fairfax, on Capitol Hill, and an aunt
with Mr. Washington, near the Patent Office. He
took with him many articles Of clothing, am ong
which is written @. Young. will give $40 for the
apprehension of the boy, when delivered to me- If
taken in the District Of Columbia, or $50 taken
out OF it and secured in Jail He IL well acquainted
with every part of the District and Alexandria Viz.
ginia. LOUISA HUNTER:
oct 12-dtf = -
Baltimore Sun please copy and send bill TO the
Star ofhce1 -. -
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ls'-
Wants.
Boarding.

M re. N. WILSON has taken the house at the
~ corner OF Eieventh street and Pennsy lvania
avenue, south side, and is prepared to accemmodate
ooarders or dodgers. The rooms are large elegant
and airy. Entrance on Eleventh street.
oct S-tf
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A RARn CHANCE.-For sale, fourteen acres Of
"a LAND, one mile from the city line, near the
toll gate on Seventh street. four acres in heavy tim
Der, fine site for q suburban residencs-soil VA,
adapted for masket gardening Enquire of
Il. @. HUBBARD,
Nesf the Toll Gate, on Seventh street,
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CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY.
On have just received and opened aW1n
&\sAgreat assortment of Clocks, Watches, El3A
Eg9and Jewelry, all of which will be sold
<1V cheaper than similar goods can be III
bought in the District. 1 have on hand A few
costly Watches which will be sold great hargaid.
ii called for SION, at J. ROBINSONS,, 80.
Jewelry Store, opposite Browne Hotel.
0st Sim
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IfoR RENT-Three new three story HOUSES on
i Pierce street, between North Capitol apd LIST at
and Il and ID. They contain six rooms each Ap-
ply 10 CHARLES THOMA, Immediately opposite
oct 6-2W*
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Auction Sales,

By GREEN = SCOTT. Auctioneers.
NEW TwO-sToRY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
~ ct Auction.-0n Monday, the Esd instant we
shall SELL in front of the premises ut half past four
O'Clock, good two-story frame new and unfnishe'
House and Stable, and The Lot on which 1t stands,
1t being parts lots Nos So 81, % and 81 In Austins
subdivision Of square No. 90, fronting on north M
between Goth and 2lst streets west, running with
q side alley 10 feet inches wide 81 |t
Title indisputable. Terms cash. ...t. III. -
@ GREEN 4 SCOTT.
oct 16-eo&ds Auctioneers.
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dor sALE-A small FARM of about IS acres
II % miles from Washington, and one half mile
from the Plank Road. Enquire Of B. T. Reilly, at
the General Land Office. oct I7-Sts
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kHOR RENT.-The subscriber has fez rent, good
Il Dwelling HOUSE, on Bridge street. Georvef'wn
few doors east Of tbs market house It Ia large
in good order, convenient, and quite desirable res
idence Apply to TIMOTHY VDONOGHUE
oct 5-2W - .
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By GREEN T. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL at Auction.-On THURSDAY, the 10Th ms. -,
we shsll sell, 1t the residence of a gentleman de-
Ginning housekeeping. on street north between
9th and 7th streets west excellent assortment of
Furniture, viz
Mahogany Sofa, Chairs, rnarbletop centre and other
Mahogany Bureaus, Wash and other Stands *
Girandoles, solar and ether Lamps and Vases
PaIlor and other Carpets and Looking Glasses
Feather Beds. Bedding
Reds leads and Mattresses
China, glass and crockery Ware Reftiperator 80
Cooking and other Stoves, Crates, DC
With many other articles which We deem upneces
sary to ennmefste. Terms cash
GREEN 4 SCOTT.
oct l6-d Auctioneers
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By ROTHWELL 4 BROWN, Auss
GALES OF DRY GOODS AND OTHER ARTI-
~ ees, will be continued ut our store EVERY
EVENING this week. There will also be sales IN
the AT ernoons on Tuesday and Wednesday at 81
O'clock, which the Ladies' are invited to attend
Many useful and desirable goods yet remain to be
sold ROTHWELL BROWN
ocl6-6t Auctioneers. corner 7th and I sta.
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TOBACCO, CIGAR & SNUFF STORE.

L, No: 40 Seue',a st., between g and n.
DUDOLPH BUCHLY & co. beg leave
IL to inform their friends and the public that
they have opened at the above named place. fine
assortment of Havana CIGARS, virginia Leaf TO
BACCO, and superior SNUFF, which they will dis.
pose of at the lowest prices oct l2-6t1
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VIM. HAUNSCHILD,
PAPER HANGER & UPHOLATERER

A MERICAN and French Paper Hangings and
~ Cpholster Goods, Psnnsylvanis avenue. betw.
ID G. -
VIM, Haunschild bsgs leave to inform his friends
ana the public that he has ON hand large stock of
1ench dilt and American Transpsrents
AIso, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses,
"nc s y, ne WI dispose Of at the lowest prices.
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For Sale and Rent.

ITO LET-sEvERAL CHAMBERS, NEATLY
furnished. ON D, between Ninth and Tenth
ssreeS. Inquire Of G. W. Boteler, Iron He'll. Penn
evenue oct 1e-6t
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STABLE FOR RENT.-A Stable for two Horses
~ with carriage house, &C., in AZ street, is for
rent. Apply at Gildemeisters, No. Il ~ street.
oct 13-An8kE u
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kfoR RENT THE DOUBLE HOUSE, SOUTH
= ! west corner Of 18th and d sts Inquire No 233
= street north. oct 1890
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NTORAGE.-Walach Hope will store Furni
~ fure Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., in the extensive
basement underneath the new Star Buildings. . ut
the corner Of Pennsylvanis avenue and Eleventh
street These Easements are paved with flags, well
ventilated, and perfectly dry at all times and 80
cure Apply at the Star Office counter.
oct 2-tf
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EfOR RENT-A pleasant three story brick o.
l. house few doors north Of the avenue, H:5
on 18th street west, and near the departments
furnished or unfurniah.d, suitable for family, with
One yard and pump Of COED water in it.
Terms reasonable. L. B. TRUE
oct 17-3t
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BY GRE ZEN q SCOTT. Auctf0nsers.
DINE NEW BRICK HOUSE, AND LOT ON 9th
IL street at Auction WEDNESDAY. the 18th
instant we shall sell, In front of the premises al
O'Clock p m, q fine new Brick House, containing
eight good and conveniently arranged rooms. wood
house. &c, Lot on which 1t stands Il being part
OF Lot No. 3, 10 sQusre No. 4s1, having tropt on
9th street west of Is feet running back 90 feet ~
inches, between north NJ and streets
The sbeve described property is handsomely Ioca
ted and the house built Of the best material.
Terms: Onefourth cash; balance in 6, IL, Is and
"A months; the purchaser to give notes for the de
the sale.
deed given and deed of trust taken
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
OCT Id Auetoneers
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k>OR RENT The most desirable STORE now to
be had on Pc. avenue Is next door to the new
Star Office. It is situated between the new Star
Office and the new store on the corner of Pa avenue
and Eleventh street, being fitted up by Hilbus l.
lHtz, tor their contemplated magnificent Piano and
fcs o.t o &c
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AwFuLLY "SOLD 1.-THE city is full of story.
saying that very jealous politician, famous, how
ever, for always getting the best of a business ar
rangemenI or bargain, in his eagerness 10 secure the
Washington Councils to his own notion, decided a
lot worth about sixteen hundred dollars TO q cand-
date for the lower board in order make him elig-
bic for election. sharp lawyer, however, hap
pened to hold unsatised judgments against the can
didate sufficient TO The value of the lot on
which he levied before the record OF the political
transfer on the books Of the county of Washington
d. e., was dry. The politician Ofcourse loses MS
property thus decided, but derives consolation we
trust, nom the election of his favori.e. somuch for
investing In POatiss.
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NOTICE BE FOR RENT, ON OR BE-
! fore Deoember next, the Building now occupied
as #fliard'e Hotel Coach Stable situated on E, be
tween 18th and 10Th streets 1t is q fine location,
ana can be bad on RESPONSIBLE terms Apply either
to Mr.. CHESTER WALBRIDGE. or at WiIlards
Hotel ~ I6Nan,tx
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MILITARY MovEMESTs-PARADg To MORROW
Never before has there been such preparations to
honor the anniversary of the battle of Yorktown as
has been made for the grand parade Tomorrow.
Every company of the city, il is expected, will be
out, and the display be one of unusual grandeur The
staff and company officers have been particularly
preparing themselves for the interesting occasion
and connected with it, the sodiery should remem
Der, Is the patriotic purpose OF contributing TO The
National Washington Monument. The review by
the President OF the United States is TO be marked
"Barue's magnifcently stern array.':
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For the Evening Star.l

WAsHINGTON, October II, 1854.
Sus: have this day with my own free will with
drawn the int nded Suit against you, and those un
der your control your office And Iberebv freely
forgive you all for the past, Conditions am not
moiested any more in or out OF your paper So thai
may be able TO attend To my own business As have
ever tined to do IN Washington, and wherever |
have dwelt since arrived TO the wears of Account
ability, to God and man, and my much beloved
Country. | ask for nothing but what is Just and
equitable, and within the limits of the Constitution
OF The United States. All of which am perfectly
willing to See, every American Citizen enioy here
and elsewhere, without let or hnderance from any
source Respectfully,
49, JAMES ROBERTSON
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JAMES ROBERTSON,
Editor OF The Truth at Washington, d. C..

ANOTHER DRILL OF TIE OFFICKRs.-Lasf even
ing the staff and company officers met, in increased
numbers, at Military Hall, for the purpose of ex
ercise. COL Hickey drilled them in what may be
called the second lesson, and fully exhibited the fact
that continuance will certainly do much good i, r
the military efficiency of our gala mt officers 1t
pleasing to observe the spirit with which each and
all entered into the NATTER and the earnesness and
devotion Of Col. Hickey to the subject. He *
planned I'D clear terms the duties of the soldier and
they obeyed his orders with promptness and alacrity
among other facts, the Offic rs reminded that
an app opriation had been made for an arnory bv
Cong ess; that the Secretary Of War was highly
favorable to the movement; and that it only needed
certain condltlons 90 the part of military to have
the grand object accom- lished. These drills will
thus lead to the most important results.
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HVH hENT-A VERY HANDSOME NEW BRICK
House, situated on the corner of Msssschusstt.
avenue and 10th street. in healthy part of the city
ana containing ten CONS and cellar, with q eooi
diately. 'A '' -
Also, one adjoining the shove, which will be
resoy Ier tenant on the LIST Of Fovep Der. Rent
moorrste. Apply 10 Geo. T. Langley, No. 504 on l.,
between Min tn and Tenth streets
oc. 1S-eo6ts
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE,

ha,Irood Mseting-Electton-R
D"el- Burglary-Noisy Night-Bssehke'
Gard, 9-c,
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feature In tbs parade, the battalion appearing i'm
"Batue's nagnificenty stern array:
TRUsPHAL PROcEssIos.-Sueh was the grand
entire into Washington, this morning, of the mag
nifeent car OF Messrs Spalding Rogers circuses.
drawn by forty spirited horses, and driven by one
man-Mr. w. J. Paul, we understood his name to
be- Thousands OF people lined the foot walks to
view the extraordinary display, while ladies amid
others made the windows OF the Avenue lively while
gazing al the grand scene. KendaIl,s eeIebrated
original brass band played some fine airs as thev
passed along, and after comprising the attention OF
ths whole city, they retired, like Arabs 10 their
tents -
PoLIcE.-There is perfect stagnation of business
among our Police Justices at The present time II
this state of affairs continues, shall soon have u
record the closing of several of their offices. We
have made our customary visits, both yesterday and
this morning, TO each of them, and not single
OF any account was presented 10 US for publication
lhH may be termed " hard times" for the Suuires
but we know them all as being true patriots, anu
that the loss sustained by them in pocket is of
consideration compared with the happiness and
good order OF ouf people.
THE BREAD LAw.-We have every reason 20 be-
iieve that the Washington Councils will promptly
pass ordinance supplemental TO the bread law m
which they will declare that il was not their inen
lion TO make over weight a cause of forfeiture
Those of them with whom we conyersed on the
subject insist that the Corporation attorneys inter
probation OF their act, was in this respect wholly
foreign 10 what they intended il should be-
SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday morning, Tabb,
Wilkins, cOlored woman, residing in the norrb-
eastern section of the city, fell from chair on which
she was seated, and suddenly expired. She wa,
said t0 be one husGfsd aud ten peaJs old: and in /.
supposed, dedirom old age, as she was in her usua
good health al The time Of her dscease.
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Cok SALe-Three hundred and sixty.fve acres
y OF LAND in Montgomery county, Md , about 10
mules from Washington, towards Brookeville The
adapted to the growth Of wheat.
ADDRESS ALLEN DODGE,
ocl lo-eo'w~ GEORGETOWN
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HE UNION GuARDs.-This new corps meet at
their armory on Friday evening, as we learn from
their efficient Secretary, Mr.. R. 0. Polkinhorn and
will still keep up their efforts at accomplishing
speedy organization. 1t is so far formed of fine
body of young men. 1r--..1' a..
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GREEN Il SCOTT, Auctfonsers.

oct Geo ". k. HOWARD. &