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BvGREEN Il SCOTT, ApctioneeIS
r A der Am C0MMODIOUs BRICK

ByGREEN q SCOTT, Apctioneers
RGE AND C0MM0DIOUs BkiCA
IL House and Lot OH Capitol Hill at Ane,
tion.--on TUESDAY, the 2lst instant, We sasa
sell, at O'Clock m, on the premises, the large
and well built three story brick House, lately oc-
cupied by the Hon. Judge cranch, situated On y
street. near the north gate Of the Capitol The
house contains thiTteen conveniently arranged
rooms and wide passage through the house, ana
built with thick walls, and cellar under the
whole building, and the lot being half Of Lot No.
g. I'm Square CSC, having trent OF thirty fest six
inches, running I9S feet seven inches TO thinF-
feet alley.
The above described property Is certainly one
of the handsonest locations and most beautiful
sirrs in Washington, presenting the most com
mandinp view. There lie also pump OF excellent
Terms: One-fonrth cash; balance a cfedit Of
and years, the purchaser to give notes tot Int
deferred payments, bearing interest rom 'ns oA5
sale. ...... E.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken. .-
Title indisputable. .,o,,r
au1Ad Auctioneers.
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liza Remarkable X emedx-Fnr

DrA Remarkable Remedy-For all pans,
cuts, burns, BOUNDS, sprains. Also, Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Headache, Corns, Tooth ache,
Womb Complaints, bites Of insects, sores of any
kind whatever, use Prof. DEC rath's ELECTRIC
OIL, from 80 South Eighth street. Philadelphia
This article is pleasant and soothing.
STOTr CO., Agents. ClSSELL, George
town. au 16-3t
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EOR SALE-Five excellent Work Horses -
Z One pair are matched, and fine car a.
rage horses. They are sold for no fault 10y
have no further use for them. Any one wanting
good horses can buy these low.
Also, 500 600 good bricks, which will be sold low
for cash or good notes at short dates Apply tc
me, on 10th street, between Penna avenue and C
street. CHARLES LYONS.
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ByJAS C MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRACT OF l. a y ID NEAR

v EeltsviIIe at Public SaIe.-On THURS
DAY, August I'D, at O'Clock p. m, at the
Auction oons, | shall sell tract Of Land near
6eltsviIle, containing one hundred acres. This
rIace IS adjoining the farms of MesSrs NARROW,
Lon, and 1a>Ser. Sevent, acres is cleared the
bsfanca in I'D :, is wei watered by springs
and a never falling stream, OF water.
There is OF the place good no mouse:
Terms: $500 casa the residue u. o. y sno y
months, with interes,, secured by dec. OF IuS'
on the property.
las. L. MCGUIRE,
an I'd suctjoneer.
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CURE FOR HOT WEATHER,

NRNY'S ICE CREAMS, CAKE, and WA.
N TER ICES, for which he was awarded a
Medal by the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
is highly recommended for the above. WIN he
sent to any part Of the District free OF change
Send your orders to a Bridge ST., GeorsStsws
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DOARDING.-MRS.D UVALL, No. 331 Penn
ID sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, t7hich she will rent
With board at moderate prices. She can also ac-
,;;,S;iss:,I..odate six or eight table boarders.
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New President of browns Univsrsity.

been elected President Of Browns University
in this city.
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BOARDING. AND TABLE
- boarders can be accommodated at No: f2l
Eleventh street, we side, between and III SITS.
Location pleasant and healthy with well furnished
and desirable rooms. au 20-2w
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Mas A. q. REDMOND,S

NEW Gallery Of Daguerrean Art and Photo
~ Graphing is at No. 29O Pa. avenue, northeast
corner Of 18th street, over Ford Bros Drug
Store Washington.
Pictures taken at SO cents and upwards. F.
Mrs r. is graduate Of whitehurst's establish
ment. auo-
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GRsxeE r. kIDwELL q Co.,

ALL KINDS o. GOALS AND YooD.
T,oURTEENTH STREET, (oPpoSis FSank-
Il liH EHgiHs HOHSC.) have now on hand every
article I'm their line whtch will be sold al prices
10 suit the times They solicit share OF public
paironzge, pledging themselves to give saasiac'
ton TO all -,
MIA cargo Of White and Req Ash Coal
(sfoai) will be sold Icv II ordered from hewhsn.
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,OPARTNERsHIP.

TTNHE undersigned have this day formed q CO.
IL partnership under the name and style OF
HARTLY BRO, for the purpose Of transact
ing Flour and General Commission business, az
: - NIB. HARTLEY, "a
K. ID. HARTLEY.
GEoRsKrowN, d. G., August /, less
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DASkETS.-Work, Gard, Travelling, knife,
ID Key, Cigar, Once, Market and Clothes Bas-
kets. III You want a good basket, at low RI,ce,
call at 4s0 Seventh street. G.FkANSis.f
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR SALE--A DESIRABLE NEW Two
L story Frame Dwelling, with good back build
ing. It's situated on the most healthy and pleas
ant part Of High street, Georgetown. and contains
rooms kitchen and cellar. To person In want
of an excellent private dwelling rare opPoTtuni-
ty is offered
Also, the adjoining vacant lot.
For terms enquire of WIN. KING, at the " Ocd
and Coal Yard Of Dickson, Gordon, & Co Water
street, Georgetown. au 2i-T&S3w
no RENT-IN ONE OF THE BEST LO-
l. cations in the city, new and convenient
dwelling hUuse. With gas, water, &c Apply at
No 357 street, between 18th and 18th.
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NOR RENT-THE LARGE AND COMMO-
l. dious House, No 400 Pennsl lvania avenue,
near the National Hotel Enquire the Clothing
store on the premises, Of A. SEEDNER.
an lists
RRIVArE SALE SEVERAL FRAME
4 Houses, suitable fCr large or small families.
containing from TO 10 rooms eacn, on square
south Of Square $40, between 18th and tn streets,
and fronting Massachusetts avenue and street
Terms made easy. Enquire on said square at n o
50i au4-eotf
EOR SA l. E--IMPROVED AND UNIM-
l. proved Real Estate.--JENNINGS PIGOTT
Attorney at Law and Agent for Real Estate, has
several small Houses and Lots; and number Of
unimproved building Lots in different petitions Of
the city, which he will sell at moderate prices
and on accommodating terms Persons wishing
to sell or buy may do well to give him call
He will take charge of Real Estate, attend TO
leasing, renting, DC, investigate titles, and at
tend particularly to conveyancing
Once SIG Washington Library, on 18th street,
between and ID. au 16-3w
ID OOMS FOR RENT.-A PARLOR AND
IL several very pleasant furnished Chambers for
rent, In a new brick house.
Also, a small frame House for rent or for sale
Title good. Apply to +. X. LUNDY,
aus No. 46 Louisiana avenue.
TONFECTIONERY STORE FOR RENT
" or Sale The first ConfcctionerV Store in
Washington, between 10th and 18th streets, south
side of Pa avenue, kept for long years by Mr.. J.
Miller, with all the necessary Tools, sufficient for
large parties and balls Of 900 and COO persons
A cake machine Invented by the subscriber him
SelD large enough to make 1900 or A 900 pounds
Of cake daily; other smaller machines, and espe-
cialty every article used in large confectionery
establishment. For terms apply to
JOHN MILLER,
between 10th and 18th streets, Washington.
l6-eON
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ALL STRANGERS
n visiting the City should see Hunters Cata-
logue of the curiosities OF the Patent Ofbce Al
So his Description Of Powell's Great Pictures
. HUNTER Is 20 be seen AZ $50 Tenth street
NAV 3I-3ms
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NOR RENT-THE LARGE AND COMMO.
Il dious House, No 400 Penns, lvania avenue,
near the National Hotel. Enquire at the Clothing
store on the premises, OF A. SEEDNER.
au lists
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NO RENT-IN ONE OF THE BEST To-
l. cations in the city, new and convenient
dwelling h0use. With gas, water, &c. Apply at
No 357 street, between 18th and 18th.
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EWARTS ShfLI6HI OALLEhHs
nAGUERREOTYPES taken for 50 centsand
~ upwards and fitted in splendid cases. We
have the finest light in the city, which for soft
ness and distribution Of shade is not surpassed II
iequalled in the United States.
We invite all who want good Pictures 10 call
at ia Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
over NJ. w. Gait Bros yewelry Store.
Al film
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U,RRNCH DRAWING PENCILS from the
II several manufactories Of Bansch, Hardmuths
kerS i'm paris. nv sFRANCK TAYLOR
jy25
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DENTS REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES
IL $3.50 year will be received for the rent Of
those new and convenient Cottages at Kendall
Green, with two acres Of ground, stable, wood
shed, and other conveniences attached. Pumps Of
pure water are near the door, and communication
Is had with Georgetown by way Of H and Seventh
streets and Pennsylvania avenue, morning and az
ternoon, at the usual fare, for the accommodation
Of clerks In the Departments.
To secure the advantage Of this great reduction
Of rent, immediate application must be made to
the Undersigned either by letter at his house at
Kendall Green, after Office hours, where the keys
may be had and the houses inspected at any time.
Several Of these residences win be sold on libe.
raj terms. VIM. STICKNEY,
ass No. d, Kendall Green.
N. B.-Rents paid quarterly IN ADVANCE.
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CLOCkS. CLOCKS!

IF you want good honest Clock-ore that VIII
4 ALWAYS give YOU the correct time d. Op in At g.
FRANCIS, 400 Seventh street. He has Clocks
that cannot be excelled-handsome and gooc time
keepers. He sells low, and every Clock Is wsr-
ranted iva,
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IHE FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY S EXCLUSION
II mus mol be forgotten, viii take place To-
morrow. We repeat, the net proceeds are 10
be applied 10 the Teliei ct the sufferers by the
yellow fever IL the infected cities VI Virginia.
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WANTS.

| NITANTED-A SITUATION BY a YOUNG
| w man either 4 Grocery or Hardware Store.
| Address "a GU through Post Once
au 2O-4t$
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EOR E-TWO HUNDRED LOTS.
Il Price a75 each. Two years credit, or 10 per
cent discount for cash. Apply 1.-THE Union Land
Nv 3S-3m
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II OTIS FOR SAL E.-TWO OR THREE
IL good Building Lots in rapidly improving
neighborhood for sale on ten years. credit.
Apply to j. H. DRURY.
ty2l-H +8"
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SELLINGMANTILLAS AT HALF PRICE.
NE have twenty-five Mmtillas yet on hand,
w and as the season is SO far advanced we will
sell them at just half the former prices for cash.
We enumerate them: t-t:u.- "
very pretty black lace Mantilas, at 50 each, for
'E mer price SO Es- re.
5 colored silk and lace rufded do, s4 So former
price 50 49,
black silk fringe trimmed do, IS. former price
$40 AK
Q black applique fringed do, IS SO, former price
81 .sf6.-
asuper black silk do, SO, former price SIS
. rich white bridal do, 81 so, former price Sl5
! extra rich embroidered bridal do, SIS, former
price go. MAXWELL d BRO,
32S Pa avenue. bet 9Th and 10th sts-
an u--eoA IS --l1I IL
NEM0lRs OF THE COUNTESS OF BLES-
NA sington, by X. II. Madden, nj. X | A, two
vols. FRANCk TAYLOR.
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a pestiience to break out there.
BAD PRAcTIcE.-We had a complaint laid
before Us, this morning, by gentleman who
had suffered in the outward man by a partial
application Of the hydropathic system-name-
~, dOHelLs from an upper window-the occu-
pant Of the chamber emptying her slops on
those below without respect to persons; thus
showing no Partially In her medical ministra-
tons. To say the least, land we, too, speak
from experienced We are not particularly ia
yorable 70 that mode OF treatment.
joan 7. RUSSELL, indicted for forgery, ard
confined in Jail since the last term of the crimi-
nal court of this District, appeared before his
honor, Judge Crawford, by habeas corpus, yes
terday, attended by his counsel, Colonel NJ
Thompson, and gave bail in the sum Of one
thousand dollars for his appearance at the
next term Of the criminal court and was there
upon released from custody.
CENTRE MARKET.-AnOther fine and extern
slye display Of fruits, vegetables, and meats
tnls morning, the prices about the anne as
those Of Saturday Our preference is, that If
any persons are to break their legs, the indi-
vidIals who persist in throwing refuse fruit,
such as canteloupe and watermelon rinds, on
the fOOtways, may be the victims. We fire.
the slippery fragments. o.
TIE 0RPHAN.-The Board Of Managers of
the Washington City Protestant. Orphan Asy- |
lum gratefully acknowledge the following do |
nations A Stranger, $50 Mr.. Jas. Mcclure,
$50; Mr.. Degaughn, SIS; Miss Dahlgreen, SIS;
through Mrs. Col. Turnbull, SIS.
SUSAN K. Cox, Se;'y.
The MARION RIFLES, in worthy imitation of
the Franklin Fire Company and the American
Rihes, intend, next week, we learn, giving an
excursion down the TiVer-the proceeds TO be
applied 70 the relief of the Portsmouth. Cos
port and Norfolk sufferers by yellow fever.
TIE PASTOR or ST. PATRICK's CHURCH ae-
knoTledges with thanks the receipt Of one hun |
dred dollars from a Protestant gentleman, TO |
De transmitted, with the collection taken up |
al St- Patriek's on last Sunday, for the relief |
OF the sufferers at Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Tax FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY EXCURSION.
ii must not be forgotten, will take place To-
morrow. We repeat, the net proceeds are to |
be applied to the reliel ot the sufferers by the
yellow fever II the infected cities VI Virginia |
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The LIVER PmLB.-Th0 Liver Pills
DIR. MLsne were first used by him exeludvely In biz
own practice. 10 sficacious were theyin al cassa
of Liver complaint, that thsy became famous, and
Attracting the attention Of the medical faculty pass
and regularity; the patient almost immsdistsy feels
the Dispersion of his disease and gradually restored
to health. With some the effect fs almost mirscu-
ious, frequently experiencing immediate relief after
having for months resorted 70 drugs and medicines
Of another dsserpton. n vain Dissssss sfthe liver
frishtful in character. Those who szpsriense any
of the premonitory symptoms Of this dangerous snd
complicated disease should at once procure Q box
DR.. mLane's Pills. and perhaps thereby be ave
world Of misery. -
Ps.-rhe above vsiuabisssmsdy, slse -. .Ae.
Lanes Liver Piiis, san now be had at . respesta.
BILE Drug Stores In this city.
a Purchasers will please be careful 10 All for.
and take none but DR.. RLANE'9 vERMIHU0E
All Others IN eompaEison. are WORTHLESS.
! NH 20-ikslW
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LuMBe eR GOING WEsr-The Oswego Times says
large amount If lumber has been shipped from
that port since the opening of navigation, for the
ports of Chicago and Milwaukee, and remarks:
ut seems a. If the west was to become the great
market for Canadian lumber, even the lumber Of
Lake Ontario This new feature 10 our trade
forms one of the most remarkable brought out by
reciprocal free trade, and promises to be of little
importance 10 furnishing mp freghts. for the large
class vessels going to Lake Michigan"
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cEW COACH MAKERs-CO.

NV fARTNE r SHIP.-The und ersian ed
have formed sCO-PARTNERSHIP for the purpose
in this city In all its brsnches under the firm of
BAILLY l. FRANCIS, at the establishment On
18th street. occupied by the senior partner for
raj years past. They will keep constantly on hand
q fine assortment of COACHES, CRARIOTTEES,
BAROUCHES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGlES, SUI.
kIES, &c. all of the best manufacture and mate.
rials.
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms Thankful for past fa.
vors to the old estsblishment, solicit a continue
tion of the custom of the public. All we ask 10 q
trial. satisfied 10 rest caims for share Of bust.
ness in our line on our workmanship.
WIN w. BAILEY,
ap 6-d& wSm 0. A. FRANCIS
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! DIsrIscursHED PHYSICIANS, well known

e DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS, well known
merchants respectable Apotheesries, and hundreds
of Others bear testimony TO the good effects of STA.
BLER's AHoDYHE CHERRr ExrEcIoRAnT in cousbs,
colds and diseases of the lungs and throat generally
which arc we'll known and hishiy appreciated bys
the entire medical faculty, sione enter into lie CON-
position. fhe DiAnaE6A CORDIAL 10 siso prepared!
effects in diseases Of the bowels hsvs been remark.
able. Over 500 phydcisns, Who hays been made &C.
quanted with the recipes Of thess popular remedies
have been pleased with them, sud oaiy spoken Of
them tn terms ef unqualified praise. IL you hsvs .
cough or any disease OF the lunss or throst, give
the expsetoFant trial. Or II you or say Of your
friends need the aid Of the DisfThea Cordial make
use Of It with conhdsnee, and nsfk the result
~ Descriptive pAnpiets 70 be had Cratic Of the
Agents.
frice for each only 30 cts or six bottles for ease
Z. H. STABLEh & co, Rsopristors
Wholesale Druggisss bsltimsre
PURCELL. LADD 4 Co, Druggists,
WHOLESALE AgssfA Hchnond,
And By Drussists and Merchants gsassslly through
ont Virginia. je14-dkclA
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DON'T READ TuIsg-Bs i,

h3 - AloWn % aIIwh he are now 0: alar hereafter
AfE be IL want OF anything to carfl you from
place to place, with the greatex Comfort
and at the lowest rate, that the undersgn has du-
ring the last year, greatly enlarged ana nns soved his
e.tablishmept by adding to his former b. siness all
neds OF lis Mt Carriages, BUGGIES, ROCI AWAYS
Ne &c, which, being come cted with his PADDLE
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS, ma res it the
most complete honss to equip any one in want in
the city His stock On hand is very large and well
assorted, and be uTpassed in and du
reoility- He would respectfully return thanks to
bis numerous patrons; and soliciting their continued
patronage. pledges himself to give satisfaction in
price and quality His store fronts on 18th and Cary
streets. opposite the Columbian Hotel
sp4-Sm q Z MIT,ES
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STRONG CoNvIcr-On Saturday last, E w. Muir
serve five years. escaped from the officers by rer
markable feat of personal strength. He was chain.
ed by the neck to the car seat and bad his hands
cuffed when the officers left him for few momeDts,
he took his bare hands wrenched the lock off the
seat and the iron collar off his neck and escaped.
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UL.us.-A writer 10 The Missouri Re

- UL.us-A writer 10 the Missouri Repub
lic.n ssvs OF the Sioux, Pawnee. Crows. and Black
fss, Iodisns thai only few Of them have any idea
of The prowess Of the whites. and that the tales
,hev hssr of yillsaes covering miles of spsce n
eon,sioior buBdreds OF thousands Of inhabitants;
and Of the wewsms built OF stone, one on the 9th
sr m .rest blight and vast extent. and divided Ia
~ hnnasds OF lodges and Of long trains OF wagons
ina, un without horses al the rate Of two or three
hnndr red miles between the rising and setting ol
ths eur and of guns that throw balls ~ iarae -
msB's head three or iour miles With accuracy tesy
hsl;s, ;ns, - re do the wonders related 10 6ul-
:, fsy.l. They think that they would have
! c,a cuiiy 10 whipping oil the while srsves thai
bs sent assins. them.
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A BREAD MovEMEsT.-The laborers OF Lynn ,
Msasachusetts have suffered 30 severely from the
high price of -four that they have united to fern
Protective UniCn for the purchase Of -four and grain
for sir own wants 1t 10 stated that at the least
calculation, one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
worth OF flour Is annually consumed In that city and
thought that association of this kind will give
the laborng class an advantage not possessed by
flour specuIator. - : -.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Penny Post quotes from the New Orleans
Delta, Baltimore American, Staunton Republican
and other papers, approving notices of the platform
and then adds: "The howlings of the Democratic
horn-blowers on the other hand, over the imaei.
nary deficiencies can have no influence In weak
ing the applause Of its reception repressing the
ardor OF those who viii receive 1t as an olive
branch of peace as well as harbinger of future
victories over fanatics and spoils-hunters
The Enquirer quotes from the New York Her.
aid, Sun, Mirror, Courier and Enquirer, Pittsburg
Journal and other papers, editorials condemning
the platform, the Herald 10 some particulars and
the others more generally, and concludes by saw
log: Instead of national party 1t introduces the
sectional issue with more viru'ence than ever. The
South must now see, in the ceareet light at she
has nothing to expect from the Know Nothing par
ty at the North, thoroughly abolionised as ii is
Where. then, can she look for her own peace end
the safety II her institutions, In the Threatening
always has, and always will be- the only national
party In the country.
Tne Wing has al article the platform and
says: THE American party declares, as did the
Baltimore Convention, 'ihat Congress possesses no
power under the Constitution TO legtslate upon the
subject of slavery Ia the States goes still far
ther-much farther than the Iocafoco Baltimore
Convention dared to go. or ever dreamed of 60
ing. 1t declares that Congress has power to
exclude any State from admission into the Union
because Its Constitution does does not recogniz
the Institution of slavery as q part of her social
system 1t goes farther still, and boldly declares
that Congress ought not to legslate on the subject
of slavery within the territories of the United
States 1t also declare that any interference by
Congress with slavery exists In the District OF
Columbia would be violation of the spirit and in-
tention of the compact by which the State of Ma
rylsnd ceded the astrict TO the United S:ates and
a breach of the national faith >
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THE DAILY DISPAFCH.
By j. A. CowARDM.

Yhe DAILY DIsfATCH 10 served to subssxibeyu
sIx AND euanrsA cENTyPER WEEK, payable to
the Carrier weekly. Priee for mailing e4alyssr IN
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 Issued evssy Pri.
day, and mailedto subscriber at el per anuua
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DEATH FROM INHALING VirRIoL Last Friday, q
hrs occurred on board a steamboat at Pittsburs Pa
which was caused by the breskieg of bottle Of
yitriol In extin gushing the FIRE. boat hand named
James Haman inhaled quantity Of the vapor from
the effects of which be died the next day In great
agony. The person who placed the bottle of vfriol
on board the boat. has laid himself open to fins Of
VI, 600 and an imprisonment OF I8 months
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Cusroms' HouRs ExTKsDKD.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has directed collectors, surveyors
naval officers and appraisers, at Boston, to ksep
open their respective offices. tor ths transaction of
the business connected with the collecting OF the
revenue, from A. NJ 10 p. NJ Also. that duties
shall be received at the cashiers efice up to 3
O'Clock P. M These regulations are prescribed
for all the principslports of the United States.