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TkrssusY DEPARTMENT August >, less
Notice Is hereby given loan authorized
by te OF le4o, edeesbe l2h November,
iee that the whole purchased ~
this department. ne The 30l Noycabsr next
Tor which per preau paid addition
expressed in the certificates.
And the holders OF The stocks of United
States, Will
also be made during The period at the following
ofhe premium per stock
Of Of Isi7 ss5 premium OF 10
1850 commonly called
nifty stock, premium of ak per cent.
Interest viii also be allowed the stipulated in the ce
settlement here, with
day in addition enable Treasu.rs dram reach
Certificates department under present
tee should be duly assigned United by the en
lied receive purchase money.
Payment for these viii made BY dras The asst
ant ireasures Boston, New York. Philadelphia, the
entitled TO receive the money may
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Treasury.
f-diuNov30 Int Star.l
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.

Payment Of Interest by The Und &ates.l As general
rule the United States do not pay interest any debts
the government.
q The only exceptions where the government stipu
lates pay interest," public loans, and whore
given by act of Congress expressly either by the
interest or by that of damages.
s. of Congress authorizing the settlement of claims
according equity equity and JUSTICE" do give
interest for between private individuals he is
teral difference this respect between equity law and
that expression does change the result regards the gov
eminent.
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THE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE

The newy-eeced legislature assembled at Nashville
Monday October lst and proceeded to organize In the
senate Col E. S. Cheatham know-nothing, elected
speaker and H. X. Walker esq, principal clerk In the
house there failure the frs day to elect speaker
Gen. Daniel s. Doneson, democrat, received 35 votes
Hon. Neil S. Brown, know-nohing &c. two scattering
81 votes being necessary to choice. After several bal
lots, the house adjourned without making election.
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Mailing Letters he CorsLetters are received at The
Post Office Department complaining Of the inconvenience
arise from the refusal Of the department suffer
mailed the that may be mailed the post Office
and asking why letters may not be mailed at tho pref
erence to the post Office when it is most convenient In
der to make the plain that be
STOOD and correspondents much time and trouble,
copy the given by the department in
recent communication:
fThe route agents ordinarily find empoymenfrom the
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ny D. q. MCGUIRE, Aucsioneer.

IALuABLE IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR sALE.-I
wI sell, wednesday, October leah, 8
OF
lth street few of being
part OF lot g. and improvements, In square No 3is-
The buildings Of brick covered with slate consist
Nofe and eris With dwelling yard
ana side alley.
~ DESTROYS of securing business location,
eeans IN value Involvement purchase il offered Il
tot 5000 per aunum.
Tefms Onefourh To- Ia 81 months
with interest from day of sale the deferred payments
JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
Oet7-d su,;o,asr
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THE DELAYED LOT.--ThOse extraordinary wide, thick,
and glossy black Silks at NJ yard have arrived at last
Those ladies' who have been expecting them had better call early
and secure a supply.
additional supply of all other kinds Of rich ngcrcd and plain
black silks provebialy low prices.
large lot Of medium and superior table damask and OF
with unusually heavy STOCK OF pure nen
goods in oil other departments.
habit OF buying linen goods OF US
surprised they will examine styles aud
Dealing largely pure linen goods, have every AGILITY
for offering real bargains.
OPENED YESTERDAY
pairs blankets, medium fine and large
100 bed comforts, heavy and well made.
IS pieces sht etings, all widths
New goods received daily.
Hence sell but for the cnsh and 10 nosc
who paid their bills presented July ist
Good articles and fair dealing be relied on in all
casca PERRY X BROTHER,
Genital Stores, Z" building
Sep 30--l0tdif Opposite Centre Market
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Public sale Of Valuable Property Ia Washington,

Public sale Of Valuable Property IA Washington,
ID. G.
HE subscribers will offer pabc the 10th October
O'Clock, the nil the real machinery,
NC, belonging To the "Washingt0n Barrel Facorv.r
The real consists whole lot No. and
OF lots Nos 2 al! in No. g. bordering fellows,
viz III feet morrill, 1877 feet 26t 66
the bordering the side the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal (Which valuable wharf pviege)
The whole contains about 20, $50 square feet.
On the brick house, In the thor
ongh and substantial 4S 1912 'front.' high
In font and stories high The with frame building
stories high 39 by IL feet and substantial story
brick boiler furnace dy additional
| brick dry rooms, brick STABLE Sc
Connected large WATER
with wrought iron pipe leading the engine and superior
engine and boe (made order y of Warmers patent
pumps; lines Bancroft aeess shafting heavy,
with and pueys full supply Of the
eng complete Traps
making -four and fish barrels [ene from the
aria patent saws, tools, SC.
The premises adapted -four plaster mill,
other establishment and enclosed
substantial board fence sides and good brick front
To active entcrpsing the
OF the establishment would profitable and
business and will be made the
The machinery for the District of
uia adjoining Vgn,, and adjoining
isa ia Maryland, competition need be feared.
The properly will be sold entire purchasers
dollars will required down,
credit given for the residue.
For further particulars apply ALLAN POLLOCK 3i9 street,
Washington, ID, c.. ALLAN POLLOCK,
JOHN MARK WILSON.
G. BOTELER,
Oct 5-eod5,s Auctoneer.
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An Indian Bdtile.

ST. LoUIs Oct 6.Accounts have reach ed here Of bat
tie between the Chippewas and Sioux the 22d ultimo
There thirty of the latter killed and sixteen wounded
Five of the Chppewas were killed.
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Low AT FIRST sraHr.-A Dublin paper says:

/" An American gentleman his tour through Come
mara stopping Carrs Hotel Clifden took fancy to the
kchen-mad of thai hotel and he ut said she should
be his wife. When the affair communicated to Mr.
Carr he got the matter arranged On Tuesday, the bride
and bridegroom, with Mr. John Carr and Miss Bridget
Bouke their friends went to the parish chapel and the
bridegroom Mr. Murray there united TO Nancy joyce
in the bonds OF matnlony by the Rev. r. McManus p Pr
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--latest from Havana.

New 0RLEANs, Oct. 4.--1he Cahawba has arrived with
Havana dates to the lst
1t seems that another fibusering expedition is appre-
hended 1t has been ordered that the of all macnisis
going to coming from the United States shall registered
periodically.
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A NEW Material Ladies' Ina black.-Black Vene~s
IL thar, - an admirable article, constantly hand.
bombasins meInO challies &C.
large supply Of mourning shawls and nantes.
10 silks, real choice things In the ot
With other superior GOODS which
making daily additions.
needing goods who he Of tho
cordially invited the examination
price only hence they need be under apprehension OF
being overcharged.
Of white annes Blankets merinos, and domestic
goods in full ut this Kline.
Delay closing bills expected 10 occur
Good low prices and hir dealing be relied on in oil
PERRY q BROTHER,
HCeniral Stores" building,
Sept 29-dl0uf opposite Centre Market.
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AInusements.

Amusements.
Positively the last week OF
DR., BEALE's GRAND PANORAMIC VIEWS
ofthe Arctic Explorations
IN SEARCH OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN,
In
SIEGE AND COMMANDMENT or sEBAsToPoL,
Executed the Aeilge csq sketches
taken on the spot by the explorers.
Admitting nightly testify that this is Tho most sblim.
interesting peasng aud instructive work of exhibited
Exhibition evening o'clock Wednesday Thurslay
nj Saturday afternoons O'Clock.
Tickets, 70 cen,si children, i2k cents
Tie Panorama viii positively close on Saturday evening
October - and for week only Alexandria, Liberty
Hall, on Monday October u.s.
Oct 7--dlw
National Theatre.
Lessee and manager ....:.. HENRY c. JARRETT.
Also OF Museum, Baltimore.
stage manage Mr. JEFFERSON
The second droH,aic will iske place on
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, ocroBrE 10, lss5,
which following great bin will be presened
PiZARRo OR, THE DEATH OF RoLLA.
Scott
j. McDonough
Favore Medley Miss Virginia Kemble.
The ep,er,aipmentAwil conclude with
JONATHAN BRADFORD; or, THE MURDER AT THE
ROADSIDE INN.
Jonathan Bradiord... Mr. j. r. McDonough.
Dan Macray ....... MI J. r. Scott.
Caleb Scrimidse, with sang).s.......- MI Jefferson
FARMER nt rins
Ann MISS Mary pevlin
saV 80 WIS 'enefsoh
For particulars small bills dsy
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TfiE FTNE NUMBERS opened yestcrdsy.-5 pieces e1-
and cheap French black cloths.
10 pieces medium and black cassimeres
The above moderac aAd colos
pieces fancy naorsd in the styles only
of gnods adapted for boys wear especially
lC0 pieces cheap caicoes for coafors
Will stock Of ali kinds goods adapted for general
family consumption.
Dealing only goods stamp decided excel
having price, enabled Offer
goods the lowest figures.
New supplies daily.
Good articles low and fair dealing be relied In all
Delay closing any bills present expecied to
PERRY q BROTHER,
Central "wcst buiiding,J
aep30-I0tdif Opposite Centre Market
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BY Ell Il G X A u ii
Georlia Eleetion

Georgia Election.
CoLu1mus, Oct 6.Six democrats and two know nothngs
elected Congress- johnson reelected by four thousand
votes over both candidates.
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National Medical College,

HE thirty of lectures will
1856 =
Thomas Miller, NJ d. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.
VIM Johnston M d. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, NJ. of Maten Medica Therapeutics
and Hygiene.
Jno. Fred May, ID T., Professor OF Principles and Practice
Surgery.
Grafton Tyler of Pathology
icine and OF Clinical Medicine.
Lewis H. Steiner NJ d. Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Edward NJ. Scott NJ. d., Prosector and Demonstration.
Thomas Miller, NJ D., Dean.
Like similar institutions in Europe, the desks from which
the regular lectures and the wards Tor clinical instruction
under the roof
The entire fun lectures 500
the demonstration
ial'cnatng lee, payable only once
Admission the medical and surgical clinic without charge.
The lectures will be the afternoon
enabling those business during The morning
tend
THOMAS MILLER, M. d.
Dean of the Faculty
Medical students desiring situation resident
atona Medical Coiege requested 10 make application by
Joshua Riley Washington Iufrnlary,
who will give any information thar may be desired.
IL the residence
hospital for Those early application
have precedence Six be chosen before October
JULY Z, ls5s.
July 10 eodtstNovdasw
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LOCAL N EW3.

Owing to previous engagements in the South and South
west Beaes panorama of Visits the Arctic Regions and
the Siege of Sehassopo will remain in this city only
week longer. We have frequently spoken Of this beautiful
panorama work OF art, and almost unfaing
of amusement and Instruction; and have only to
press hope that will be scenand it only to
be admirably every citizen of Washington before its
moval.
The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun says
that Clark Mills has but piece OF the Jackson statue
nish and then the noble work for New Orleans will be
completed The will probably leave for the place of
its destination in about six weeks His studio is nearly
DONE and then he viii be ready to proceed with skeleton
form of the great Washington statue-which is looked
with much interest.
We learn from the Baltimore papers that the Maryland In
stue fair has thus far attracted large number of vster
notwithstanding the unayorabe state of the weather The
arrangements for exhibitors universally commended
large number of the citizens of Washington will doubt be
attracted to this fair.
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Dress circle ana cents,
Family cifciei second uer.
No charge reserved Box book open Tuesday
and wednesday, nom 10, a. m, Ill 5, p, m.
7-N
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IN Monday 1855, Kentucky Cy
commence public ony and continue day day nnst
pey OF this place being the prominent object with the
all the will be sold without reserve, and the
LIBERAL TERMS,
both time and o payment.
This located the Of Hickman siatc OF Ken
lucky, upon Mississippi liver
below the
MOUTH OF THE oHIo
and just below present and
great Mobile and Ohio railroad, northern terminus
II would be Of place this advertisement dwell length.
aud in DETAIL all the this and the hr
nam Of city 30 fortunately situated und being terminal
point o such but lei
prominent himself high
healthy locayproeccd AL nundauons by Of is
grounds, tie height III bank the enbaik
nedt for The railroad tracks surrounded BY fertile and healthy
county, rapidly settling Its front washed by The iehs
Father Waters from this all lhs
for enduring
bank having coDsssedy
in direct with the Mobile and Ohio rIroad having IL
depot within her limits BY steamboat which hiss beet
Central ralroad al Cairo aud also by like with mo
Cairo and Fulton California the road ondy
the st. Lonis and Iron Mountain Railroad brunch Of wc
proposed 70 terminals the west bank OF the river opposite QUE
passing through Mississippi and western Tennessee It's cars
eghed with the the the rice and tropical fruits
the SOUTH 10 return laden with the provisions and breados ana
down the Illinois Central other railroads. and by '
Mississippi and Ohio with their and lengthy bu
ae Kentucky City being thus brought wi.hn twenty onr hours
either southern gulf
the Atlantic Of the lakes The in
ecangc Of commodities legitimate tht
products different hereheTc must they
here be stored and here anshpped II require no ken
Of
fetal outlets for travel and trade
years. with personal
cury and lien the twenty cent
and and credit without security Tor the
balance, a. the option OF the purchaser
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Oct 5 eodIs
Alexandria Boarding school.

E thirty
branches OF English education, and The n Greek Feach,
and Spanish mere are taught 'a vaoa. branches
and mixed The ins,in'inn- supplied with good library
philosophical and chemical astronomical observatory
WIN good 'e'e'ore' "an s,aamsn asom"nem s,Gsk,
laboratory
every known facility afforded students
in The different departments of study.
secure that which 'mpoan, Their vaou. Studies
experienced hro graduates
peona and aid only during
specially devoted study but AT n Other times when needed BE-
sides these the teacher OF modern languages and the teacher of
drawing, :, ,.ous, o. ,.,r,, n,,.on,v on.n,.
IL scps,eS ~ IN The students a',mv rch ,em
Circulars containing further information be obtained by adj
dressing Benz. Ilaiiovell & Sons.
HENRY 2, HALIowELL,
sep o3--eod6dScp
SIR Howard Douglass Naval eunnery, 1 vol, Lon-
JeTcrss Naval Gunnerv, volume, New York. 81
Gnh,h's Aruleris,s' Manuai, volume London. 81 rs
Instructions and Regulations for The service and of
hesvy ordnance by authority Of the Of ordnance
Ride Muske,' BY Captain Iers, royal artillery volume
Boucher On The Rife, volume, London. q 81.
G.eener on ,hs Cum ! yoluse, London s. as
scoderns Weapons of War, volume, London Cas cents
81 A IS h'"' ''s' ''' ''''' d'''''' '0''' f'''
ragc-Tbeore du Pointase, / volume, suasbourg 81.
S..
Louis Napoleon Bonspare sys,eme aaerc, vol,
Paris. 81.
Napoleon Donapane-de allerie, volumes quar,o,
Paris, finely bound ss
Tsn, aiaI,iass xo'u%,, Paris 81
And many others The subjects
TRANTK TAYLOR.
paris oLoAKs-ra,, Fashion. for Is5s.-ws win
ready for exhibition tis morning, October
rich Paris coaks and msnlas, which respectfully
ladies Washington
dIia. CLAGETT. NEWTON, MAY, h CO.,
Corner Of Pennsylvania and Ninth
Oct a-Guf
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National Hotel.

THE undersigned having purchased the entire stock furniture
this HOTEL which made large additions also
repairs and the building 10 the
public that will be thrown for their accommodation
on Monday next, October 9th.
WIN. GUY, Proprietor
WArHTaroN, d. c., Oct 4, 1855.
. ID
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We understand that have been perfected
which will insure the issuing Of FIVE hundred bounty land
per day from the Pension Office The labor attend
the preparation of such daily number of
only be understood and appreciated by those familiar
with the great and accuracy With which all the
OF this Office has necessarily to be transacted.
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Pouponemenf

BALTIMORE, Oct GThe opening of the Frederick county
agricultural fair has been postponed until tho oath instant
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN-P J. STEER, n,er-
N ao just received arse and beautiful stock OF
and goods 10 when ne respectfully invites me at
,eniou Of his customers the public.
and varied stock Of cloths cassmcres and
vestugs Styles his stock Of sentemens furnishing
goods IL also very and complete such
aearfs, cravas stocks, hes gloves
rnicrs hosiery
cotton, and woolien undershirts, drawers &c
He prepared 10 make clothing order al short nouee IN
of Unsurpassed elegance and AT nr prices
Gentlemen solicited call carly aad eject choice sys
No. ass Seventh street
Sent L2-3tawif
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BIN order their subscription TO the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad authorities of the town OF Columbus
hundred bonds Of one hundred
cac annualy bonds after being
endorsed Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company ut upon
Market selling eghtyve to the dollar,
though they will bought
two wears thereafter GREY,
BULLOCK,
Der a-lmGwGcp TAYLOR.
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CUIOGIIcs OF Calhoun, Clay, and Webster-con,-
"a piled from oncial book Of a20 pages neatly
bound, be furnished purchasers at 81 per
Distant purchasers by cmne 81, can have single copy
their address by mail ffee OF postage.
one hundred copies BY express free Of charge for
remittance Of S75
Aus l9-dA cp2ms Seventh street, Washington, ID. u.
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GENERAL AGENCY AT WASHINGCON.--The sub
scrber formerly Of Richmond Virginia, having established
in city, 'front.' of Treas
Department. claimants the
especially revolutionary services and for land bounes
andp pensions under the acts Of Congress
Having purchased the manuscripts Of the late David Dong'on
he has perhaps, which mnde the
in tho first auditors Office in
a copious index TO the 10 all
the other public Offices in the Capitol Of Virginia These and the
from other Of twenty years. experience
claim Entrusted him Re just, he will be
where claimant himself be entirely
una o -.
under the Of I'd March, giving 100 acres
who battle who served eGrteen dnyN MS
charges will be very moderate FELIX NChhhDS.
REyRRRFcRs.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomnc, Virgina
LYONS Esq., Richmond, Virginia.
James f. cath late Commissioner OF Pensions kchmonds
virginia.
Stafford H. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
John =. rendletcn, Virginia.
Hon Samuel Chiffon, Washington, d. q.
William J. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Tmbetlake, esq. New York.
March 7--dAcply-
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GEN ERAL NEW y.

Commemorative constitutional amendment which has
just been ratified by the popular vote OF Connecticut re-
qures that every person shall be able to read any article
Of the constitution any section OF the statutes OF the
State before being admitted eector.'
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Sept 29-dl0tif

TlALL and Winter Styles OF GcmtIenen's and Youths
ready-nade clothing, whoesale and rsa-Wc nre now
OF readynade
clothing found in this market Our stock embraces every
with elegance which clothing celebrated.
NOAH WALKER B. CO.,
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium, Browns Hotel Building
N--lwf
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vember and December French buyers are picking IN all
the lots OF good superne that be bought spot
80 under. Wheat also advanced cents a bushel
with sales OF 100000 bushels for export although the
supplies Of good qualities rather light Large parcels
were bought for November Including $4,000 red Tennes-
see at 81 90 and $4,000 winter Upper Lake at 81 TGn
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EXCITEMENT IN THE GRAIN MARKET AT NEW YoRK.--There
much excitement in the -four and grain market on
Wednesday last at further advance correspondent
writes;
"Tbe sales reached 10000 barrels Of which more than
$4,000 barrels taken for export to England and France
principally the latter. Included in the transactions are
l40o0 barrels for forward delivery at 81 374 81 so
for State for November and SIS for extra Indiana for No
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pARts CLoAKs-Fsii Fashions for Is55-ws will
have ready for exhibition s morning October q
rich Paris cioaks and msntas which respectfully
attention Of the ladies Of Washington, Georgeown
dia CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.,
Corner OF Pennsylvania and Ninth
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PARopI-Ths Philadelphia Ledger Of Friday has the
following complimentary notice of this favorte vocalist
Parodis last concert will lie given this evening This
closes series of which have been attended by
larger audiences than any musical entertainments given in
this CITY since Jenny Lnds concerts. Parodi has fully
sustained high reputation vocalist and her next
visit to Philadelphia will be anticipated with pleasure by
thousands of her admirers
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A VALUABLE mPRoyEMENr--Tbe London Mechanics
Magazine states that its editor recently at the lnsu-
ton of Civil Engineers London, submarine cable for the
Atlantic Telegraph Company which differs from all the
other telegraph cables hitherto used It combines increased
conducting powers with dminuon of weight, so that
the entire cable for the Atlantic telegraph may be carried
in one ship.