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GRAND PIC MIC AND EXCURSION
. 49,. OF TIE
Franklin Fire Companv

L pleasure in announcing to the citizen : of W.ab
lngt"n Georgetown, and Alexandria, that they win
give PIC Nc and Excursion to the
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.
On MONDAY, August Z. TIE Boat la,es George.
.owa at o'clock, Washington 2, Navy Yard at 81.
T. puta's Brass and String Bard has been engaged
ior the occasion. Frrmen are requested to sope q,
in uniform. Supper IS cents Confectionery. xe-
prSsiaed Ut city prices. Tickets 81, admitting a
l Commiate Of Arrangements
CD Oandsld, Moran.
Edw Ecklod Medley
Alex TAFT, Wm 4 E;,hs,
VIM Jones, FcklnfT
Iarc-mbs, JIM Hourh --s.
ty 24-MW.&MS .-r.3a{'-
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~ It is singular coinoideace that George
Washington commenced his career as . soldier
on the 4th of July. The last anniversary Of
our Independence was celebrated 100 years
after Washington's entrance upon military
life
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MURDER OF BALrIMoRxAH.-Mr.J James
T. Kelly, formerly Of Baltimore, was muir.
dered at Crescent City, California, on the 22d
ult, by man named A. K. Ward. At the
dme the blow was struck the deceased wac
playing on the violin, and it is supposed that
the bow struck Ward on the arm, when he
WARD exclaimed, "Don't draw that on me, -
and stabbed him with bowie knife in the
region Of the heart.
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u The Rev. Dr.. Plummer, formerly of
Richmond, Va, has accepted the chair of
'Didactic and PASTORAL Theology" in the
Western Theological Seminary at Allegheny
City, Pa.
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RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION. The people of
Richmond, Va, voted on Monday, in favor Of
the city council subscribing 500, 900 towards
completing that portion Of the Central rail-
road Nest Of Stsuntoa. -e-s
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-. Uss HAxpTos's VsessAs.s TIscruss.-Have
you Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint. Nsrvous Debility
arrangement Of the rystsmf We bat point you 10
tho Thousands who have ussd The 9sAAx IHvIso1A-
TOE
"Hampton,s Vegetable Tncture,' AMI it, effects.
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~ 6-3mos

ePIsNDD PIofuREa-Those Of our readers Who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictured
should not fail to pay visit to Plumbs Rooms on
ehe Avenue He has on exhibition there some choice
Recamens OF the new art Of Dagssrreotyptna in on.
There is portrait executed In this last etyIe, of
PRESIDENT Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist, every ineamsnt thereof giving lfelike an.
epression. Dir. Humbe Is reckoned among the first
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~ Joe Shlllington receives all the NRw
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS az fast az published, He
10 agentfsr Harper's and all the other Magazine
and our readers Will always find large and good az
sortment OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
'tore Odeon Building, corner of street and penn
yivania avenue. ans ID
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X THOSE IN WANT OF REApY-M.pR CLOTHING
snouid, before purchasing e''ewbare, call at Noah
walker 4 Co.'s Marble Hall Clothing Emporium.
wnefe they Hill md materials If all kinds colors
and qualities made up in tie most spproved stvI.s
ana ut rict ~hich csunot fail t. induce them 70
purchafe They have just received an additional
large supply Of those beautiful and we'll mad. Duck
Oihnng oosts, which have no comparison in tk Is
market Their stock Is we'll kept pp, cepsistjno o,
everything belonging to a gentlsn ans wardrobe.
together with hars' nd se-vapfs' cloth M.
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EnnSONALs n,
80. A Liverpool correspondent of the New
York Herald, under date Of July II, furnishes
the following exclusive intelligence" to his
Satanic majesty:
Tho latest news IL, that hostile meeting
Is expected to take place before many hours
between them. Tho quarrel, II seems, grows
ont Of q savage speech made by Mr.. Van Burep
last autumn, at Tammsny Hall. soms place
on the continent will probably be chosen ss
the ground. 1t known to Mr. Sickles' friends
to have been bis purpose not to let the Sd sech
In question pass without fight or IN apology,
and - he u known to Be game to the bach
bone. Van Buren, will have to make the ausende
honorable, or Eight, or else 70 home Look on,
for the items BY the next s:eamer."
The following is An extract from the "savsze
speech" alluded to above:
"In 1S49, We not only lost Sickles, but some
respectable black mon, who Quilted M on the
ground that We united with Sickles (Roars
Of lsughterl II yoa look to one Of the num-
bers Of the Herald, in November, ls49, 700
Will dnd George 7. Downing talking in thi.
just the same way that they broke Of from the
old loco-focos in Tammany Hall. No party
ever degraded themselves ~ thew did by
uniting with Sickles" Another black ssid
sickles was too 10. to denouncs; thew ought
rather to deuounos the recent frees ers-
But Downing returned to the charge and said
-" lie was lower than the beasts and moth
ing, surely, was lower than that" Laugh
ter)
We are inclined to believe there will be no
.:artling items to receive BY the next steamer.
A reposs Of Ave years has, NO doubt, had .
soothing eject on both the Prince and Mr..
Eickles
80. General NiepokoitehytIki has been ap-
pointed 10 the command Of tho fifth corps Of
the Russian army. Bringing out sueh . name
a. this does not look much like peace.
90. Commodore Shubrick has left Washing
ton for few weeks scjourn 1t Capon Spring,
Virginia
80. Among the passengers BY the Pacific
vss Mr. Daniel B. Martin, Chief Epgineer OF
the United States Navy, who went to Europs
for the purpose Of ascertatning tho latest i'm
provemsnts in the machinery Of war steamer,
With the intention Of applying the same to the
dx steam figates to be built for the American
Navy.
.Nonisssy, the pugilist, Is out in card
in the Now York papers, denouneins Tom
Eyer ~ . coward. Great excitement exists In
consequence among the underground ten
h.;n, oonsd.n,,v .n,,.,,..., ~ ''a'''i'
tn. pa,,.;n. 20.
that the preacher in charge Of the Fins: Mstho-
dist Church Of that city has been charged with
drunkenness and indscently exposing his per-
son to two young girls; and that he was COM
PEELED to leave the city In order to escape sum-
mary punishment
1.-The Troy Wing states that Judge Bron.
son has lost nearly his entire fortune by
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SPIRIT OF TIE H0RIINa PRESS.

SPIRIT OF TIE x0RIINe PRESS.
Of the bill to pay the creditors Of the late Re
public Of Texas, in full, from the treasury Of the
United States, and copies from the North
Awerieos Rsviss1 an elaborate article on thu
condition and commerce of the British North
American colonies, which embraces strong n.
gumeutindssd for The ratification Of the Recip
focity treaty. ..-... ..-.-.
The Union discusses the position Of the
Adninistrstion upon the Cuba question, say
Ing in the course OF ib remarks on this sub
jsct: alto
4" The simple difference between the policy
Of the governmsnt and the scheme Of the a.
libu.ters 10, that the former 10 national in it,
objects, whilst the latter IL individual ard
selfish. In this view Of the case, it il easy tc
understand Why the organs Of the dliibusters
are % bitterly denunciatory Of the admins
tration. They had hoped that as President
Pierce vas understood TO regard the acquisi
ton OF Cubs In favorable light, be nigh
Be- expected to shut his eyes and scar his con.
science to the requirements of the laws and
the obligations of bis Official oath, and allow
them TO organise their expeditions and sai.
for Cuba without hinderance or opposition
Upon that expectation the scheme is ono Of
the most gigantic individual enterprises tha
have ever been conceived. An island 70,
which our government would probably give
ono hundred millions Of dollars 10 the prize
which . few thousand Of our adventurous cit
isens, led By few daring spirits could con-
quef In few month";, If the expedition could
only receive the implied encouragement of our
government. But, unfortuna tel y for the brigh,
hopes Of these bold adyentursrs, the admins
trstion has taken the ground that the laws Of
tho land denounce such expeditions as crimi.
nal; and - the President has taken an oath
20 stake care" that these laws be faithfully
executed, and acknowledges the obligations Of
such An oath, the 6llibusters have been greatly
disappointed In the realization Of their visions
OF ambition and wealth, and now seek conso-
lation in the sweet revenge which they enioy
In denouncing and maligning the adminissra-
ton"
The same pspsr further discusses the subject
Of the health Of passengers on smigrsnt ships
with view, We presume, of inducing Congress
sicral legislation to mako that generally better
The SsntinsI describes and reprobates the
new anti slavery organisation, and argues in
favor Of the enactment of the new Homestead
bill.
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~ Three morning papers in Buffalo have
agreed hereafter to issue their sheets on Sunda,
morning instead Of Monday. The object Is O..
course to get rid of the now existing necessity
for Sunday work. 1... -.
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Nor CASDIDArE.-Dr. D. s. Pinrell, in q
letter to tho clarksburg (va.) Register, do.
clines being a candidate for Congress. He
says his name was announced without his au-
thority. ..,
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INO THE RsADERs OF THE sTsa:-In n sr.
I ticle in the Sun Of yesterday The German Be
nevclsnt SocieIy was Represented a. b<ing guilty. 81
an act OF improperly and Of disrespect towards o
minister. 1t is true that member # the society
sas oeputizsd BY the proper authority to request
ths minister to shorten HE sermon as much ar
possible, not with any intention to be disrespectfu
out for the sole puTpoee q preventing the from
being exposed to the hest OF the sun As much a.
much as possible. No msssage in relation to the
doctrine Was sent. and nobody authorized to enter
INTO any debate rs regards the religious opinion en-
terts'ned hv either.
jy 9i-ltt r 0YSTrTMlN pr>t;dent
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u Mr.. Bolton, an Englishman, went to
Newport last Friday, and while there ate Gu.
eumbsn and drank les watsr. Hs died the
ssws Day, s .'za. o.
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10 Tie unusually large number of ninety.
six candidates offered themselves for admis.
sion to Harvard College on Monday.
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LfUR H1SE-An excellent co!ored BOY, sl.ve
l. He Is from the Cuntry AMI Ii accus,omtd 10
horses and farm work generally. For terms apply
to JNO. WATERS,
General Agent and Coll ctor,
Z, between 10th ard 1lth streets.
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GREAT DEPTH.-The Artesian well al
Charleston, s. c.. has reached the depth Of
LIT feet, Of which 300 feet on the aggregate,
or moro than one fourth, have been through
rocks.
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20 Business In every department at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard 10 reported to be almost
at stand, all for want Of the annual appro.
priation.
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1Mr. =. B. Wilkinson, Of Huntsville, ALL.
but formerly Of Philadelphia, died in Paris on
the 10th ultino, . few days after his arrival.
Of cholera. ail4 1i g :. So 81 -
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New YoRK.-The number of European
emigraAts arriving at this port during the
month ending 2lst inst. is officially stated to
have been 1918, or nearly . thousand Per
dav =
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0YSTE7MAN, President.

DUFSE LOST TN Saturday even ng. Ia Fire,
tsiuing $50 In god 81 Corpos alton o. GeorgstowI
note. and I'll in silver. It was the savipgs Of one
earned by bard labor, and sctually her 81. The
loser appeals to the finder by ali motives that should
govern one, to leave 1t at the the Star ONCE AMI be
suitably TewaId ed. Nv 26-3.s
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PIC MIC AT
ARLINGTON SPRING,

TUE German Sasngerhupd singing Association
4 propose wing pic mic at the above mentioned
place ON FRIDAY next, the 2Sth instant Boats for
The accommodation Of persons wishing to 20 viii
leave the What on 18th street BRIDGE ut o,cloct
.. N, and O'Clock p m, and return at and q
O'Clock p. N. 'Hi s-t-.s-. - -. : =
A good band Of Music viii be in attepd.rr.
Reirsehments Of all kinds 1t the most ressou.h,.
rates. l-' #f-'.-..-g F. 800 = - 'Ae
committee Of pelics Will be provided. rhs vuh.
nc may rsiy On good order being preserved.
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~ 0ver one hundred and twenty-five MIL
lions Of: acres Of public lands hay, beeu
granted % The rev States. s.s4
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1Ds. JeAa Sabine, . wall Known dsntis,
n BOSOM @'d pddsaly % Sunday of sAs,s..
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~ 1AszxAxs HzApAou1 RufsD, hiss nsys VT
t.ilsd 70 curs aek hsedsohs csD ~ pssof e tkis
at au1Ak1 Drug Stare
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CAEB0NATED MEAD & SODA WATER.
FI'HE only place to obtain MRAD and lODA Wa
Il TER very igh'y charged with Carbonic Acid
Gas, Is AZ WIN B. BUTT s. Drug srore, corner 18th
street and Pa avenue.
The subscriber wonld isviie ell who are fond of
cooling and refreshing drinks, combined ith oeli
clous favor, to try the articles made al bis estsb
lEhmeDt. jy.l-2v
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- ENTLEMEN'S FurnishlnR Gods
~ OF best Qu tiities and a. New York phi ,es-Ne
wou invite the attention OF purcb xss rs generally
to our spei did O. sortment Of
White and CO ord Shirts
s TX, gauze, msrino and cotton Undershir
Linen and cotton Droxers
Crava's, Ties, Hdkfs, Scarfs
Gloves, Collars. Hosiery, &C.
Making the most complete variety Of nne goods at
moderate prices, to be found 10 The city
WALL & STEPHENS
Next DOR to the Ircn Hall
Ps avenue, between 9th end 10th sts
Alec, three doors east of the National Hot j.
Nv 2S-2f
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ATTENTION, CARPENTERS 4 BUILDERS


INAE I'M Iersi Sued has hand and will constant.
! ly ke-p large Assortment Of fash Doors, ADD
Mouldings. VIII Oh be feels confident lie can furnish
at Liver Rates Than any establishment in the DE-
trict fthosA in want Of such articles will give me
. call, can suit them az to price and qua fly
Also on hand, o few Of thos- hand power circular
SAWS, a newly patented srlice, by viii h q saving
OF labor Is effected. Call and see them.
VIM. r. WOODWARD,
9th street, between N End SITS north.
~ 9I3ta
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~ Late from Cape Msy-we are
AS happy to announce the return Of W. B. Warr
Esq OF this tity, from . recent eajoutn st Cape 10
land With improved health and spirits, but regrets
nat his stay II n ort with us he ntsrd lesv.
lng On Montsy next for Sarstoga- j. 2-lts
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- At a meeting Of the Comgre.

S gAiIJn Ct Grace Church, Hand, the follow
ing res iuuons were unanimo usly passed:
hesortd, hat reward Of twenty-five collars be
psia r tne arrest and convict Of any person or
persons who hsvs Teen directly or ind;rectly ocp
crned in the breaking of thu window. cf the Grace
Chu oh, Elard. over one hurdrei panes Of glass
having bsen destroyed.
Rsso,red, That Messrs. W. 6. Robe Is, VIM. Bur
rouyhs, and George Hes ming be appointed Com
mite to carry out TIE above provision.
jy 2S-eo3ts
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PLEASURE TRIP TO
PiNEY POINT PAVILION.
ON SATURDAY, JULY 10Th, at 81 D. q

Tbs Swift STEAMER GEO. WASH
nINGTON win leave Washington for
the above place at ~, and Alexandra at ~ ocpk
p. m.
Passage round trip s3-single passage 10 o, from
Piney Point 81 so.
Meals furnished on the boat. Breakfast or Supper
371x; Dinner 60 cents. Ice Cream, Watermelon,
&c ut fair prizes.
a. The steamer viii leave tn. Pavilion ct
NJ on Monday morning, arriving In Washington at
e.
The above trip viii give two nights and one day
Tor the ssit water bathing, and without much loss
Of bus ness hours to the pass myers.
Running time Of the boat down seven hours-re
turn ny six hours.
~ The boat will make An extra trip TO Poin.
Lookeu-. Tickets SO cents each.
Pciot Lookout is 20 mi es from Piney Point
Jy 26-3ts JOB C0RSON, Captaia
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CIGARS,-CGARSn

Il HAVE Just received direct fc,, Havana a lsry~
/ aud very Superior invoice Of CIaARe smon1
which vili be fouod-
Operas, III SislH, Washington Club
CAssdores, Grsbucos, Damas. &c.
Also. on band = choice lot Of Garlsnd's Chewins
tobacco, In hss pound boxes, Zig Leaf, ke.
Call and Fee
EDW'D @. DYER, Wire Store,
Pa avenue, between l.ta and 18th esa
iy o4-&t
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SLLVERWARE.

M W. GAIT d BIO. have ju { finished q nse>
Vls nincent assortment OF SlLvEkwARE, such
Silver Tea Sets Pitchers, Goblets, Cups
Dessert Knives, Table, Dessert and les epocp,
End Jerks
Soup. Cream, sud Gravy Ladies
sugar sif.srs, lea Tongs, Fruit shovels
salad Tong Ice Cream aud Cake Knives, &c.
Aleo great va'iety of Fancy Silrcrware in cases
suitable tor ~ediing and other presents.
The above are Of cur own Manufacture, and war
ranted pure
NJ. W. GAIT 4 BRO,
Sligo of the ,folden Eagle,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th ex.
~ Oct Hrtsn
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LUMRERt IUMRERtl
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS,

1osze aresE<, between AZ and ca ~
NJ ANufACfURER Of Steam Engines b"se
~ wster Tanks, Skating, Pulleys, Bangor ~
MI wsrk generally.
furnish ksw Mills, al kinds Of Cssont,
wIeusht and Cast Iron Pipes, and svssythns ID D'
Two msu kNdINrS On hand and for ssls fs
in1ofmatsou address g. e. MOVES, Washington n9a
works, wsshinefon. DC Hls-o
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SUITABLE FOR PRE9ERT0-a,
~ LAMM0NDH, It'll street, can b found isres
NJ g: oeeuafai ooalsoooa a fsnsy Goods end ypye.
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o~ MAsONICs-A meeting Of Columbia
uS Royal Arch Chapter No. Is, will Be held n
Masonic Hall, corner 1oIh and sts, THIS EVEN
ING, 1t O'Clock
All companions 10 good rtasilrs are respectfully
requested TO attend promptly.
X I. sHU3ERT,
~ 26-lt Secretsry.
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ExcuRsI0N TO THE
w hite HousA Pauilion

y s ~ ssl CORPS respectfully .nnounes
@ me White Bouse favinon, on TIE sfsernoo, ~
MONDAY, the 7th August next. 1850 $500 Nv "
Particulars n futurs sdvertiesmsnt -s 11- sE
" 96-Sts = = -N''-'--' y. .5.l...s7F
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MAaoH DE BRAvoURK, coDposed BY Esshi
VI sfLBus . Ur1
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BRANDIES. WINES. &c.

l. LIST district viii attend to notices left a. VIM.
Lords Grocery, corner Of sth and @ sfrsets and az
spignui NckneN 8 Grocery, corner Of X and Eth
st ees. The 9ist, let Iuus north Of and east
lth STREET west Persors will please be particular
10 leaving their directions also Ut my residsnce on
4th street, second door from X, on the east side
y 2&-St~ SfOTsN0OD CHILDRBSS
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For the payment OF Treasury debts 1885 50
For tho Customs. ................ 1884 06
Covered into the Treasury from
oussons.. ......:. ........... LOO s5
Covered into tho Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ......... $500 90
For the War Department. ...... 20,955 IL
For re-psying for the War Depart
msnt. .:.................... 5,os2 II
For the Navy Department. 29,405 90
For tho Interior Department. 43l 81
For re-paying in the Interior De-
partment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1925 90
For entering upon the Treasury
books by warrants appropria.
tons fos the Interior Department $3.50 90
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It appears by a statement made by L. @
Washington, Esq, a clerk in this office, having
charge Of the accounts Of Judicial officers in
certain districts, that the United States Com.
missioneEs charge for drafting complaints il
criminal cases, from fifteen to twenty cents De,
folio, and the question is submitted, whether
ande. lie fee bill Of February 26, 1853, an al.
low n can DO made for writing complaint
and If %, then the question is asked, what rate
Ut compensation snail be adopted!
1t is proper, 10 prelim nary examinations, I.
,ommi: the complaint to writing, to have il
signed by the complainant, and verified by bis
oath. 1t forms part of the record, and if il
sets forth violation of the law, and is in due
legal form, it jusrihes the Commissioners in Is.
suing warrant to arrest the accused.
A complaint before a Grand Jury is moi
written. The person who knows an offence ha.
been committed, Is brought befo:e the Grand
Jury as . witness, by instructions of the Jur,
or ct the District Attorney, but such person.
preparatory to preliminary examination.
calls upon o Commissioner and relates the fact.
as they arc known, or as they are believed b,
him to exist. In many instances the person
may not know whether the act constitutes ar
offence, and resort to Commissioner may be
to gain information. Tho Commissioner, be
fore issuing his warrant to arrest, should know
all the facts, the time when, and the place
where tho offence is charged to have been CON-
mitted. A written complaint Is useful, ii not
strioily necessary - IL GEl. -...,,
The Commissioner il the proper person to
write the complaint, thereby relis sing the com
plainant from paying costs, that would MT be
taxsd in his favor if -paid.,----
The act approved February 26, 1853, "to
regulate the fsss," DO, under the head Of
" commissioners Fees," contains the following
sentence: Is For issuing any warrant, or wit
of any other service, the same compensation
- allowed 70 Clerks for Ike service. Under
= Pa Hs.o o. "Clerks Fees, u the following |
~ sas'das aay setusa, Esls. esdss, con.
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UT1e large circulation Of tie SrAl
wakes It tie most desirable advertising me.
ss,sm in the District. II has more reader.
9. tie cities Of Washington, Georgsto'on,
aid Alexandra, than a. ne other Wash
,pzton do;lies combined.
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NATlONAL Greys' Grand Parade
In March, comp psei for the Pis, o fo'ts, spd
dedicated TO Capt L. m Towers by rrof :. Ehrlich,
just published by Hlbus Hits, and for sale the
Music epot.
The trace supplied on liberal terms.
~ 22-tf
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DAMBLES In ICELAND, by PIiny
III Mics
More Words than op., by ir David brewster
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