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A. ZAPPONE,
IOR the tenh year instructor tispAace OF French,
Il Spanish, Italian, &e,s &e., Pennsylvania Avs.gS
No. So, First Ward, S
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"Jhe whole commerce between master and slave is a
continual exercise Of the unremtling desposm
the one part and degrading submission the othern
With what execration should the statesman be
loaec who, permitting one half Of the citizens thus TO
uanple the rights Of the other transforms those into
despots and these Into enemies destroys the morals of the
one part and the amor patri Of the other! Can the lib
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Douglas to " the firm and undivided execution
of those laws" But, sir, in few short months
the people, the free people of the United States,
will inaugurate an Administration that will do
justice to the oppressed settlers of Kansas. that
will restore to them their betrayed rights, will
Yindicate the Constitution, and will place in the
Offices of trust of that Inflated Territory men
who will overthrow the usurpation," give their
official influence to Freedom and the Right,
tect rather than Cypress the citizens whom they
are called upon to govern and to judge.
Second. The same constitutional amendment
prohibits the passage of any law "abridgipg
the freedom of the press" and here, sir, in
fragrant violation of it, is the 18th section OF
the same law in the Kansas code, page COS:
f any person print tcrie introduce into publish or
circulate to be brought into, printed, written,
Published, circulated shall knowingly aid or assist
in bringing into, printing publishing or circulating, with
in this Territory any book paper pamphlet magazine
handful, circular, containing any statements, argu-
ments opinion set,sent doctrine, advice, nnuendo,
calculated produce disorderly dangerous or rebel
ous disafecion among slaves in this Territory to
induce such slaves escape from the service of their
masters or to resist their authority he shall De guilty OF
felony and be punished by imprisonment and hard labor
for a term not less than five years"
And, under this asrociously unconstitutional
proyisiou, man who drought into" the Ter
ritory of Kansas a copy of "Jeferson's Notes
on Virginia" which contains an eloquent and
free-spoken condemnation of Slavery, could be
convicted by one Of Sheriff Jones's" juries as
having introduced book containing "sen-
timent" calculated" to make the slaves "dis.
orderly. and sentenced to five years hard labor.
Probably under this provision, as well as the
charge Of high treason, George W. Brown, ed
itor of the Herald Of Freedom, at Lawrence,
has, after his printing press has been destroyed
BY the order of Judge Lecompte's court, been
himself indicted, and is now imprisoned, await
ing trial-kept, too, under such strict surveil-
lance, far worse than murderers are treated in
civilized country, that even his mother and
wife were not allowed to visit him until he had
humbly petitioned the Governor for permission!
And this upon the soil of Territory which our
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneery
THEATRE AT AUCTION

- u
~ By virtue Of a deed OF trust from VIM H
Winder, to the subscribers, dated the 7th day of
December, 1850, and recorded among the Land
records OF Washington county in Liber A 8
No 20, folio $50, ct seq ard the request OF the
rarity secured thereby, we will proceed to SELL on
THURSDAY, August2eth, at O'Clock p. m , to
the highest bidder, (unless the debt Is previously
paid,) Lots Nos. 3, and q, in square 254, as des-
ignated on the ground plan Of the city Of Wash
ington, excepting that part Of Lot No 3hereto-
fore conveyed 10 one Allison Nailor) together
with the buildings, &c, situated thereon, known
as the National Theatre.
The above sale vii! be subject to prior trust,
given to secure debt Of 81 600, as stated In the
deed above cited.
The sale will take place on the premises, and
the terms Thereof will be: One-third cash; and
the residue In six, and twelve months with inter-
est from the day OF sale, foI which the purchaser
will be required TO give notes OF equal amount
IL the terms OF sale are not complied with within
nve days from the day Of sale the trustees reserve
the right to cancel the sale TO or resell the prop-
e'ty, at the risk and cost OF the dslinqu pur-
chaser, on one weeks public notice, on such
terms as they may elect. On compliance with the
terms the trustees will convey the title vested in
them to the purchaser or purchasers, and take a
new trust to secure the deferred payments or con-
vey, on the full payment Of the purchase money
and interest, at the purchasers option; In either
case at the purchasers cost.
ANTHONY HYDE, y,s,-
THO. X. SUTER, ifus'ees'
iy3-eod&ds GREEN, Auct'r
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Proposals for Copper-plate Engraving.

oFFICESUPERINTKNDEN PUBLIC PAINTING
Washington, July IS, 1856 (
DUPLICATE PROPOSALS WILDE
~ ceived at this Orice until the l4th day OF
August next. al II O'Clock m for engraving up =
on steel or copper, In the highest style Of the
eral styles or the art Of steel copper-plate en-
craving. various maps, profles. panoramic views
md views OF scenery required 10 illustrate the
several reports Of surveys Off railroad route TO the
Pacific ocean.
Each proposal must he accompanied by satisfac-
tory evidence OF the ability OF the party bidding
10 execute the work, by specimens OF each class
or style OF work bid for executed In bis or their
own office, ana by a statement Of the force which
can be employed by each upon the work.
tits 70 be distinctly understood that no bids
will be enter aimed from any parties not directly
engaged in, and practically acquainted with, III
vie of work bid for.
The bid, will state separately the pri e. and but
enc price, for each style ofengraving (specif,Ing
whether In line or otherwiseD OF each man or
plate bid for, and the time required for executing
the same.
Contracts will he entered into with. and bonds
with Sc unity will be required from, the success
fu bidders for their faithful execution Of the WORK
bid for ~
All work Will be required 10 be executed Hto the
satisfaction OF the Secretary Of War"
The work can be Inspected by persons desirous
hce
The proposals must be addressed, one to the
chairman Of the Committee on Engraving"
blouse OF Representatives United States and
one TO A; q. Seaman, Superintendent Public
Printing, Washington, ID Z ard be Flainiy en-
d. rsed Proposals tor Steel or Copper plate En-
craving" A. q. SEAMAN,
jy 26-dtliihAug superintendent
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

by n. UhEEN. AuCuoneeT
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUG.
uen.-On SATURDAY, the 18th instant, I
shall sell In front Of the premises at O'Clock n.
m part Of lot No. L, in square No. II, fronting
66 feet on New Hampshire avenue, next to the cor
ner OF N street NORTH running back at the average
depth Of IS feet.
The above described lot is a little no tn east of
the circle the fagswin designate the place.
Terms One-third cash balance in six and
twelve months for notes bearing interest from day
Of sale deed given and deed Of trust taken
Title tndisputable. A. GREEN,
jy2l-d Auctioneer.
Will be added to the above sale part of lot
No. 10, In square No &c, being at the corner Of
I'D street west and N street north, containing
about 300 square feet.
Terms: One half cash. balance in 6, and IL
months, for notes bearing interest A deed given
and deed OF trust taken. All conveyance at the
cost Of the purchaser.
Title indisputable. A. GREEN,
jy 22-d Auctioneer
H. The above sale IL postponed until
TUESDAY. July Goth instant, t6k O'Clock p.
IN A. GREEN,
ySo-N Auctionneer.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

OFFICE House. OF REORGANIZATION Usl
July 10, 1855. (
= E ID PROPO SAILS WILL BE
- received al this odtce until u O'Clock m on
saturday, the ID day OF August next, for furnish
ing for the use OF the House Of Representatives
TWO hundred tons best quality Anthracite Coal,
white ash. The coal must be clean, free from
slate or other foreign substance. and in lumps
about the size OF fourteen pound weight, 2,2iO
po1nds 10 the ton, and delivered free Of extra
charge In the vaults OF the Capitol
, Also for furni' hing for the use az the House OF
Representatives two hundred cords OF frst QUALITY
Hickory Wood (; twenty five cords 20 be sawed
twice, and the balance 90 be sawed once. The
whole TO be measured, save i, and slowed away
In the vaults Of the Capt al the expense Of tie
contractor.
Both wood and coal are 10 delivered on or before
the 18th day OF october next and 70 be subject 10
inspection as 10 quality, weig ht and measure, by
a person 10 be appointed by the Clerk OF the
House OF Representatives
Good security will Ice required for the faithful
performance Of these contracts
Proposals may b. separate, and should be en-
dorssd " Proposals for Wooodn and 90 Proposals
for Coal" and directed to "The Clerk OF the
House OF Representatives" Washington.
iy A-dtA2
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con OMY Is THE MOTHER OF
WEALTH.


TIME LORD SAID, "LET THERE RE
Il light, and there was light ''-Fhe gas com
pany says We Will supply you with light, Int we
will not give 1t TO yOu free under four dollars Der
thousand feet, according 10 their calculation hut
not according TO what you consume, and subject
to their arbitrary powers Of monopoly.
The subscriber, having possession Of the patent
light for the valuable discovery Of the patent
Benzole gas light, Of a recent discovery, has in
troduced II In his store, No 474 Pennsylyan a
avenue, where II Is now on exhibition and can be
seen both day and night; also numerous teslimon-
als Of Its quantities and Ell iency by persons that
have ttin use In almost every section Of the Uni
ted states Ii must be seen to be appreciated
This Benzoe ras machine will generate more gas
and at about one fourth OF the cost Of coal gas
one half less team oil, candles any other mate
rial In use for light.
IL will not cost over one and one fourth OF a
dollar per thousand feet; you are not subject to
lne inconvenience oi being presented every month
with bill, and II not paid your gas is shut on
no mistake In the metres, for there is none The
whole apparatus takes up less space, and Is free
from all noxious odorS. For public and private
buildings or dwellings this new generator OF gas
has not its equal, and for the country is
The subscriber, now having, in connection with
other gentlemen OF this city, made application 10
Congress for a charter 10 form a company for the
manufacture OF the said machines In this CITY
and TO give them every attention, will have opened
at his store No. 474 Pennsylvania avenue, a sub
scription book for stock at ten dollars fSIO) per
share; also one at the banking house of Messrs
Suter, Lee Co, on 9TH street, and begs TO inform
the public In general that large portion OF the
stock being subscribed for, the books will be
clos ed Immediately on the re ept Of their charter
from Congress. Capitol stock $50, 600, to 90 into
operation when 20 per cent is paid In
Stockholders to be supplied with machines at
cost. JONAS p LEVY.
iv IT-eoHt
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MARSHAL,S SALE.

IN VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI
acias issued from the Clerks Office Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia for the County Of Washington
and to me directed, shall expose 10 public sale,
Tor cash, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF August
next, at ~ O'Clock m, at the front Of the Court
House door OF said county the following described
property to wit: Alide,endsnt's tight, title claim
and interest into certain piece parcel of 1ound
lying and being in the city Of Washington In the
District Of Columbia fbeing the certain piece Of
ground which is the eastern half part Of the lot
designated on the original plats Of the city OF
Washington commonly known the Let number
ed seven In the square or reservation marked b -
with the appurtenances thereunto belonging
seized and levied upon as the property Of Sam
uel A Peugh, and will be sold TO satisfy Judi, ial
No 26 and 81 10 October term 1856, In favor of
Walter y Cox, Trustee, and Louis II. and Ii c.
SCHNEIDER. J. HOOVER.
jy22 Marshal for the District If Columbia
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DIED..

DIED.
On the 9th instant, ANN LOCKE, in the
Her funeral will take place to- morrow, the 29th
Instant, at O'Clock p m from No. 3l5 Seventh
street north. to which her friends are invited
without further notice.
On the morning Of the 9th instant, Mrs MAR.
GARET REED.
The friends OF the family are respectfully in
sted to attend the funeral from her late residence
on 1, between NiIth and Tenth streets, at o'clk
this (nOldayl afern0On
On the2Sth instant, GEZEKIAH WOLLARD,
aged 80 years
The funeral will ke place this evening, at
O'CLOCK, from the residence OF the family, Bridge
This morning, the 2sth instant, at two O'Clock,
after lingering Illness which he bore with chris.
uan fortitude, JOHN INGRAM, in the list year
OF his age
bis funeral will take place Tomorrow the Doth
instant, at o'clo Z, from the residence Of his
son, corner \ an streets. The friends Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend
On the 26th instant, EDMUND HENRY, in
rant son or Benz amin G. and Margaret f. Rid.
gate, aged months and 20 days
On the 26th instant, WILLIAM HENRY, in
FAINT son OF Richard H. and Mary Jane Campbell,
aged % days.
At Weston, on Sunday morning, the 9th Julv
Of disease Of the heart, Mrs. ELIZA CAUSTEN''
cOnsOrt CT James II Causten, in the Gath YER or
her age. La all the relations Of life this estima
BILE lady was exemplary, and her loss will be sin
cerely mourned not only by her Immediate fam
lily, by whom she was fondly cherished, but by
numerous friends, and also by the DOOR, TO whom
her charity was freely dispensed
The frieads OF The family are invited to attend
her funeral, without further notice, AT st Johns
Church, on Tuesday ito morrow at l2 m
On the 10th instant, in the 2Sth year OF her age.
ELIZABETH F., wife Of VIM. A. Elliott.
AT Gis6or0', near Washington, on the Goth in
Of John Carroll and Sarah T. Brent, aged %
months and 10 days.
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III The Celebrated Balm of Zanthorea,

or East Indian Remedy being prepared oPn
safest AS well as the surest for DARRHEA DYsESrERY
CHOLERA gripping pain in the bowels TEETH
ING. Prepared only by II. ) Humphrey ogdensburxh n
Y, TO whom all orders should be addressed
None genuine unless the label bottle Ia signed I'm
the handwriting Of H. ;. Humphrey"
Cholera Il always preceded by Disrrhea or Dysentery
therefore II the above named remedy 10 b.
In season. no need stand in of tn
scourge.
Try IL and be convinced that at last
which proves itself both safe and sure
CHAS. STOTr, sole Agent for Washington. yla-2y
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
BY WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD PURNI.

By WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
IL ture at Auction.-0n FRIDAY, August
LIST, we will SELL at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the resi-
dence Of gentleman declining housekeeping, on
the northwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
2lst street, No. 81, 1.-THE flag will designate the
house) an excellent assortment Of Furniture and
Household Effects viz:
Mahogany Spring-seat Tete-a- Tetes
DO Parlor and Easy Chairs
DO Marble-top and other Tables
Do Dressing and other BUREAUS
Brussels, Ingram, and Stair Carpets
Walnut Cottage and other Bedsteads
Hair and shuck Mattresses
Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows, Bedding
Walnut Etagere and Chandeliers
Oilcloth, Drugget and Mating
Maple Cane eat Chairs and Rockers
Gilt Glasses and Clocks
Cooking, Radiator, and other Stoves
With good assortment Of Kitchen Requisites
Terms: All sums under s25, cash over S25
credit OF sixty and ninety days for notes satsfac
torily endorsed bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD Il CO.
~ 2o-ots Auctioneers.
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III important to the Ladiss.-Dr. n,

FUNGUS FEMALE PILLS.-The combination OF IneredI-
ehs In the Pills perfectly harmless Their efficacy and
merits are based upon extensive practice over thirty
years. snd where the directions been strictly fol
lowed they have never failed to correct all Irregularities
relieve painful aud difficult particularly at
the change Of lHe They will the whes and
all distractions arising from cold exposure
aud may be used successfully Preventive cal upon
the agent, and get Circular for particulars free
Price u per box with full directions Sold Wholesale and
retail by CHAS STOTT Druggist, Pennsylvania avenue
SAMUEL b. WAITE, 52s Seventh street. Washington, D. C.
ana H. D. ClSsEL Georgetown to whom all ust
be SENT aud the Pills will be sent condentaly by mail to
ladies who enclose them dollar. '' -
B-See signature the box to couptsrfsit IL IA N.
gerry. 90 q ~
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Accident to q Steamer .

NEW YORK, July 27.-Tbe steamer Rmpire
City, from Fall River for New York, en-
ploded her steam pipe last night OF Point
Judith. One fireman was killed and another
is reported missing. The third engineer and
several deck passengers and hands were
scalded; some, it is said. seriously The EN-
pire City put back into Fall River SIX per-
sons have died of injuries received Among
them are Ezra Williams. their engineer. ans
Mr.. ketchum, boiler maker.
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UWm. A. Batehelor,s Hair Dys.-Gray,

BED. or Rusty Hair dyed Instantly Beautiful
ral Brown Black wioout the injury
fISTsRS MEDALS DIPLOMAS have been to wm
A. Bachelor since 1885, and 80 900 applications have
been made to the ba of his OF his
Prejudice against Dying the Hair and Whskers
10 would be zgainst covering bald head with a wig
WV. A. BArcHELoRs HAIR DYE produces a color be
distinguished from nature aud IL
In the least, however long IL may be continued,
Sold In all cities and Of the United States By Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
81 The Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides of each bottle WILLIAM
A. BACHELOR, 233 Broadway, New York
sNFor sale by CHAS. SToTT Psnnsylvania avenue,
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NOTICE or COMMUNAL.

XXI AS COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
w Prince Georges County, Maryland, on Fri.
day the fourth Of July, 1856, as a runaway
NEGRO MAN WILLIAM CURTIS. but calls
ION, about for feet ten or eleven inches b,ah
stout built, about twentyone or tv enty. two YEA
of age, but has an older look He had on whs
committed the ordinary servants clothing. he
says he belongs to John Morton, living near Ben.
edict, Charles County, Maryland
Inc owner, II any, Of the above described ne
gro, Is requested to come forward, prove proper
", pay charges and take him away, otherwise lie
VIII De disposed Of according to law
~ 2o-N DANIEL X. DYER, Sheriff
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Baltimore Narkets

BALTIMORE, July 23.-Flour is fru. NJ an
advance of l2a2sc. since Saturday morning:
new is selling at 81 l2as7 IS, and ola At 81
Wheat is very brisk, with receipts of 30 600
bushels; good to prime rsds 81 45aSl SO, and
good TO choice whites 81 55sSl ga Corn I.
active at an advance of la2c over Saturday
afternoon; prices are yet too unsettled 10 give
strictly correct quotations
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a. Heefland's German Bitters.-Certi.
ncste Of Ralph Lutte, ESQ., Editor Spirit Times Iron.

IRoSroN, October 30, 1854.
Dr. NJ Jsckson-Dear Sir:-The Bitters great
mere In addition to the quantity sold by Monkey
your asents the two othsr sell them
Su any other medicine hnd they much
tsver patients TO rebuild
uses curing the last summer, in my family,
o'9s ihey We're recommended 10 first by neighbor
sue "neh nay system much debiltaie ed the
~ " seseIe Bilious Fever. They gave appetite
anu TONE An visHr to my whole system In one
Of ee ~ sumo.rs Of p-per related my expert
ehce OF te sood effects of the which time
have had large SALE have now beoems The
medicine n this vicinity. 'A' ''""1"iu
In would say that feel great pleasure in
giving you this testimony OF the value success of your
sp~i ''PeeHu"y yours, RALPH Lutte.
l ooe edfeluseMeHt. io
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New York Narke,s.

NEW York, July 2S.-Flour 10 droopins,
sales of 8, 500 bbls; good State So Is; superfn ne
Ohio S6.4O; standard Southern 81 90.
Wheat is firm; sales Of 20, 900 bushels: west
ern red 81 81; southern white 81. so. Corn is
firm; sales Of 10000 bushels; southern mixed
Gle.
Pork has declined; sales Of $50 bbls mess
s2O.S1. Beef is firm; sales of $50 bbls Chi
csgo repacked sll. Lard is firm; sales of
100 bbls at l2Ic
Whisky is buoy ant; sales of $50 bbls; Ohio
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.


INTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT
~ and well kept Furniture, On the Island,
near Grace Church lon THURSDAY, the
3lst instant, at 10 clock m shall sell at the
residence OF the Rev. Geo r. Moore, on 9th
street south, I'm Wallach's Row, near Grace
Church, an extensive assortment ofexcellent Cab.
met Furniture, and Housekeeping articles gener-
ally, comprising In part
Mahogany Sofas, Parlor and Reception Chairs
Fine frame French plate Mirrors
Marble Top Tables, Whatnots
Handsome Sideboard
Marble Top and plain Bureaus
Jenny Lind and other Bedsteads
Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, and Mattresses
Cane and Wood seat Chairs
Writing Desk, Hat Rack
Carpeting. Oil Cloth, Looking Ga ses, &c, &c
large lot OK China, Glass, and Or ockery
Ware, together with an assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: All sums under $50 cash; over that
amount, credit Of 80 and 60 DAYS, with notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
jy Esd A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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IL Coats, Parts, and Vests,
Dress Suits, Busins,, Suit,

DTcos HStWtSS SHltS.
NOAH WALKER CO., MARBLE HALL CLorHIss Enpo
klUh Browns Hotel building, respectfully that
tnelr annual display OFFSPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
10 BOW ready Tor Inspection comprising
GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
es! desisns In material trimming aud workmanship To
those who study excellence with able
ticles OF dress opportunity offered for selecting
nom one OF the most goods In this civ
at very reduced prices. sna,T'
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Drs. Hunter l. Williams,
Physicians for Diseases Of Thro at and Lungs
So North Charles street, BaLtfu

So North Charles street, Baltimore.
DR.. HUNTER or Dr. WILLIAMS will yisi,
Washington On the 18th and 29th of each
month. The next visit will be on Tuesday
the 29th Of July
Office 260 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs
Voss's Jewelry Store. I