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The Brand of Discord.

The Leader, London paper says I'VE know that the
aboonism of the Garrisons and of that stamp has
been fosered and excited by the aboitionst ncendares
of Great Britain who would have sacrificed the American
republic rather than not carry their dogma in their
way The latest from the United States induces
to suppose that the external ngues which have found
their accompices in the Union not entirely without
prospect of already the politicians Of England and
Europe reckoning that The american people VM elect
antslapy President oho OH send round the brand Of
dscord the burning branch used 10 be sent 10 the
clans Of Scotland
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Trus 10 the Letter

The New York News says: 1.-THE Tribune and Times
speak Of the ceState army is FIRST second and third
divisions &C. and rejoice at what they call it's victories
They have also commenced their usual lying correspond
ence, aud trying to make the public believe that the
eeStae not the aggressors Was tberoever such
audaciy2 Let be remembered far and near that this
time If before the eesoilers commenced the fray,
and are wholly responsible for Its consequences
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Beautiful Ionic

The back republican" orators great logcians Mr.
Buchanan, they say, ultra lbuser democrat be-
sides he old ederais and always has been Then
they say the democratic party and always has been
slavery and they deny that the republican party is sec
tona but maintain that it composed of true democrats
and occupies the ground heretofore occupied by the
democratic party which has always been pro-slavey
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Praner OF q Ekemonter.

The An-Savery Standard in Its last ISSUE gives vent
to the following prayer
Gen. Cass gave II his solemn conviction The other
day in the Senate that the days of the republic arc num-
bered We believe the old dough.aoe is right for once
Let all the people say amen !"
OF such infde traitors are the ranks Of black rcpub
canism full.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

We have been requested to state that the Agricultural
Fair of Montgomery county, Maryland viii be held
Rockville Thursday next the 1lth inst fine track
Tor rottng horses has been prepared and pains
Pense spared to secure large attendance.
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Pnrodi IN PHILADELPHIA.

Pm ApELPHIA Sept sAn immense and enthusiastic au-
dence greeted the appearance of Mile Parod and Paul Ju
lien the Musical Fund Hall this evening, and the pro-
gramme was performed amid loud and repeated applause
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Know by these presents that has released,
and the State OF Texas from all further liability
clai, for The certificate evidence of debt
Der - for Of issued sy the lale republic q
the State of Texas ths
United States IN accordance with the
Of Congress- entitled An a 70 provide Tor the
such republic OF Texas
Congress Of nine eighteen hun
dred the oath day OF February and an act
OF The approved the LIST OF February, 1886
As witness my hand and seal.
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CHOLERA PoRro RIco-A telegraphie despatch an
that the latest dates from Mayaguez state the
cholera was subsding in that port there having been al
together about two hundred deaths The disease had also
appeared in other parts of the island Business was sus
pended. Sugar and molasses quoted firm
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Further Nofice to Holders Of California War

holders California hereby further notified
the commissioners will continue keep their ONCE open
city Of Washington day Of Now mher
which lime they will be ready receive and direct the
the same, -
JAMES w. DENVER,
SAMUEL N SMITH,
Commissioners California War Debt.
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Errmont Rlrst. OHri,t N,rL

One Of the Rochester churches the other day had the
preparatory lecture for the sacrament postponed for
Fremont meeting appointed for The day. The Son
Of Man had prepared one Supper and the time for the
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Devastating Confagrafion.

YoRK, (Pa) Sept. sHalf the town Of Columbia is nov
ames and the authorities have sent for the York rcmel
come their assistance The fire can be plainly from
here a distance of twelve miles.
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nRINTING-PRksS for sale, cheap for cssh-A double
CYLINDER good running order being
which the Washington Union
printed. APPLY n, this ONCE
May l5-dihf
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pATENT Hoor sISiRrs.-rhe ladies are hereby respect
fully Informed that have just received ol OF those justly
tus ao additional supply French
shs snd French bergel u beautiful styles which viii be sOd
reduced prices
July S-eodouf HooR, BRO, + co,
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The YeLIoin Eeuer

New YoRK Sept sThe brooklyn board Of health report
no new cases Of fever One death reported since their
last meeting.
Mayor Hall stated the board that he had examined the
city Yesterday and found Of yellow fever in the city
proper.
There are no new Governors Island and there have
been no additional deaths All the patients doing well.
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YOUNG LADIES' CLASSICAL INSTITUTE, 400 E
oeTbc exercises OF this school viii be Monday,
18th instant few boarden will be received The number
Of pupils Is limited. +.
sept 9-dl0t STEPHEN III. hiRICK, A. NJ.
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past The hotel celebrated for It's immense
size and for the superior accommodations the building az
forded to guess The interior well finished, and the
apartments larger and comfortable than usual
at watering-pla hotels.
Melancholy as the disaster h 1t is fortunate cir
cumstance that the FIRE did not during the bathing
season. There guests In the house at the time
and Col Foster, the surviving proprietor, absent
The furniture OF the hotel belonged TO Messrs. Cain
Foster II was valued at $4,000 upon which there
insurance The total peeuniary loss by the conaga
ton win not fall short OF $4,000. ...
NARROW EsoAPE--A despatch from Boston states that
the seventh passenger train the Eastern railroad made
escape Friday evening the draw OF the Charles
river bridge being open as il approached, and was
not perceived until the train as TO admit oil
its being stopped only within few feet Of the gap.
Snow IN GoLpsBoRouGH, NORM CARoLIsA--The CAROLYN
ian states that when the Wilmington and Weldon cars
passed through Godsborough Sunday week. about four
o'clock, the falling quite thcky and as pref
tly fell in those parts during winter Our friends
in Goldsborough have been taken slightly by sur
prise the almanac gave them Of notice Of the
phenomenon.
THE SHIP GLAsGow.-The Savannah Republican says:
at will be recolleced by readers that this ship was
attached and sold in this port months ago for
penses incurred in repairs &c that she was purchased by
r. A Allen Co. and Il. A. Soullard, Of this city, and
fitted up heavy expense her changed and again
put the line to Liverpool Upon her return to the lat
ter port she attached under claim by her former
owners and the matter has been pending for some time In
the British of admiralty We grstfed to learn
claim has been set aside Illegal the vessel released and
ample damages adjudged for her detention"
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BARsuMs wHARf-This wharf at Bridgeport, Connect
cut has fallen down partially, and under the complicated
state of affairs cannot be repaired An exchange says that
before the affair is through the creditors viii wish they had
taken Barnum's offer Of 100000
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SEAbEp PROPOSALS. will he received by the Sec
- ~ the Treasury the city Washington toh
OF September for sp,ahe se less han hundred
feet hundred feet Cor the house and Office
At Georgetown, &C,
JAMES GUTHRIE,
AYR ao-llpssp Secretary Of the Treasury,
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STRANGE Be3fello,cs,

The New York Picayune contains funny caricature,
representing the three black republican" graces in bed to-
gether Greeley and Raymond lie on the outside, and
Bennett lies in the middle and they all lie together But
there great harmony among the trio may be
missed from the complaint of Greeley that Bennett lis pull
ing all the clothes off,
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MARRIAGE OF AN AUrHoREss-Miss Mary Virginia Halves
of Richmond authoress of Alone has been married to Nh
L. p Tribune, of Charlotte
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G. + N E AL NEWS.

THE INSTITUTE FAmThe American Institute Fair to be
held at the Crystal Palace New York city win open Sep
TENDER 22d.
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BY EGG X A p III /.
of Hon. j. G. breckenridge.

Mouements Of Hon. J. Q. Brccktarldge
PlrrsBUnd Sept. S.-Hon. John G. Breckinrdge passed
through this city to-day his way Philadelphia to fulfil
his promise address the convention there on the 10TH
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MEDICINES FOR THE MND-The officers of Murray's Asy.
um for the Insane Scotland believe that no better me
cines for the mind known than rational occupation
recreation and education wherefore they endcavorug
to extend and vary the modes OF employing amusing and
instructing those who committed to their care
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THE NATIONAL TmArm.-W Washington city is free from
The excitement the northern cities OF the
Union We have change --latest arrival from Eu-
rope no Barnums Museum Agricultural Fairs, and no
Crystal Palaces but have National Theatre and, Tor
short time Laura Keene in consequence of which the
good people of the metropolis in perfect ors OF
peaceable agitation.
new and seemingly popular feature in the history Of
theatrical management-Lauras Gossip-has just been
handed to u.s. from which clip the following paragraph
as giving clue to the origin OF Camille the Moral of
Life"
"Few, perhaps of the thousands-in this country ut
eas-who have viewed with moistened eye and hrobbng
heart the mimic grief Of the Camille of the stage are
that the reality of that grief existed that the
consuming despair the bighng anguish and the broken
spirit thrngy depicted by Laura Keene sprang not
from the fertile fancy Of the dramatist but are the sad
memories of heart crushed beneath its self-assumed
weight of care and is the instructive history OF being
who had lived and loved recently, and whose fate had
been a tragedy the wounds OF which yet fresh and
bleeding"
That such is the fact the pen of the renowned Jules
Janin attests.
An immense crowd assembled last night to greet the
famed Miss Laura aud the talented members of her popu-
lar company. The play Of Camille" was admirably pro-
duced The Miss upon stage created the
greatest husasm which continued throughout the entire
evening Her personaton Of Camille highly artistic
usfying the high rank she holds among living arstes
Handsome George Jordan the humorous comedian, 7.
Johnson g. X. Dickinson great fayorte in the North
and West, and Messrs. Harcourt Loveday, McDougal
Trevor Tree Jones and Wilton and the ladies' one and
all acted well their parts and added life and spirit to the
whole performance The concluding extravaganza Nov-
city" extorted screams OF laughter.
The announcement for this evening is and inter-
estng play called dreams Of Deuson the popular
edy "Two Can Play That Game and by particular re
quest Novelty"
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Form "A.

by these that has released,
hereby the United States Of America from all further
Of certhcae evidence OF debt
number for the sum OF e issued BY me late republic OF
the Stale Of Texas the
beDa United accordance with the
provisions Congress- entitled An provide for
creditors republic Of Texas
the act Of Of September nine eighteen hun
approved 26h February 1855, and
OF the approved the LIST Of February 1856
As witness hand and seal
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solemn feast set many years-ndeed, we may say
many centuries ago The great dueis had prepared
other supper entertainment and the time for it
fixed but Vssk too ago but il fixed TO
aet in respect Of time with the Supper appointed by Him
to whom all look for salvation. OF course the
other must give way and Christ made TO stand back
The New York Independent does not give the cattle
specuaor and dueis quite that prominence in the holy
calendar yet it gives him high place among the Lords
anonted, with Daniel and the prophets That paper
says:
"Colonel Fremont from this time till November will
walk in storm Of FIRE and birthstone and nothing will
prevent his being consumed bat that which preserved
Shadraek Meshach, aud Abednego. God will preserve
him"
Is not such basphemy sufficient to disgust any sensible
man 2-N0rthera Budget.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE.
RES OF MARYLAND.

following drawn numbers OF the Maryland Consoi
Lottery the benefit Of Pokomoke ve &c., class d.
drawn September 5, 1855
81 40 8 30 II 81 Sc 33 8 Al 81 81
The following Of Paapsco Institute
Lottery, class 23s, drawn September 6, less
65 Is so A 60 81 II 81 l6 60 IL 4s %
r. FRANCE & Co., Managers
d. H. McPHAIL Commissioner
cit
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Hen Hnoksn.

Hon. George Evans, old-line whig eloquently re-
marks:
trumpet to call wings; it, amid the smoke and dust
of the strife and conflict of other parties the flag
of the Union flying anywhere If amid the noise and din
of arms hear the trumpet Of the Union sounding the
rally shall not stop to inquire who leads the forces that
protect it,"
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TIE WISCONSIN LEGsLATURE-A teegraphic despatch ar
that extra session Of the Wisconsin Legislature
convened at Milwaukee on Wednesday last
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lfarkets.

New YoRK, Sept. s-Cotton is firm holders demand an
dvance-saes of 900 bales Orleans mdding, liz cents
upands and mdding, IL u Flour is rmsales OF
500 barrels State, SO 05 Sc 40; Ohio Sc As Sc 65
southern standard 81 so 81 co. fancy to extra do 81 90
IS u.s. Wheat is seadysaes Of 20 900 bushels; south
ern red 81 so southern white, 81 6s Corn unchanged
sales of 900 bushels mixed Ct cents Pork
sales of $50 barrels mess SO So Beef is unchanged
sales of 800 barrels repacked mess, $40 so Sill Lard
buoy 800 barrels at ls cents Whiskey is
dropping coo barrels Ohio, 80 cents Coffee is
6rm-sales Of 1880 bags; Rio, 10 llA cents Sugar is
seadysales Of 500 hogsheads Orleans ~ cents Mo-
lasses Is un chan ged- sales of 100 barrels.
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OUIs XIV, ct SON steele, par Alexandra Dumas. }
Ia vol Illustrated. Price, 81 So
Les Tois Mousque aires par vols. illustrated Sa
Vinst Ans Apres par dumas. ves Illustrated. 81.
LIE Vicomte de Bfaseonne par Dumas. vol. illustrated.
81 so l.
lie Come de Monte Christie par DuRas vols illustrated. SO
La Resenee par Dumas vols. illustrated.
s..
LIE Chevaer Rouge par Dumas VOL illustrated.
81.
La Refine Magot; par Dumas. 2 vols illustrated. 81.
lie Trou de pEnf. z; par Dumas. l vol illustrated ST.
Guinze Jous par Dumas. vol. Illustrated 81.
lie Cheyaier armenaii Dumas. vols Illustrated 81
Impressions de Dumas vols. Illustrated
And many Others by the author, just mpoedby
Septg FRaNCK TAYLOR.
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Medical students.For reduced single
copy ar's Anatomical Plates OF Human
accompanied with descriptions and physiological pathological and
surgical observations The coloed hand and
cueJ In the highest style OF the art. {. !
TAYLOR MAURY,S
sep9 Bookstore, 9th street,
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The Office Win be Thursday and every day there
after, from o 10 O'Clock.
Sep I'LL
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NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAmRoAD-The first through
car from Baltimore to Clarksburg, Virginia this rail
road twenty miles from the junction at Grafon was load
ed in Baltimore with groceries on Saturday last by Mess
Bayly, Keys, a Son.
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The outstanding evidences Of other classes Of the debt Of the
public ofTsrss cannot be specified BY this dspsrtmsnh
AUG aa-dlfilnJan
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SALEThe Alexandria Gazette states that the houses OF
the lot which is to be erected the new customhouse
post office &C. in that city, sold Saturday last b
George Blackjack auctioneer for $36s The houses ar,
at once to be removed and we hope to have
Of chroniclng the Of the new custom
house building.
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NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN.

WASHINGTON, August II, 1856.
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MARmAaE ~ IIIE cAns..-The springaeld Argns sar..

DESTRUCTIVE rrRE-The telegraph announces that III,
onsmelling works Of Mr. Tennison, Boston, were de
stroyed by fire on Saturday night last including very
large stock hand The loss is estimated at $4,000
with an insurance of $4,000
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Dress circle and SO
Family circle and galleries. .,......!. .....,.ao
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-21
FASHIONABLE DANCING,
Al Munder's Assembly II ALL
I" MUNDER, Professor OF Danciu |


He at Georgetown College and Convent. ana
principal teacher Of Washington city has the 1nor
TO announce 10 his former patrons and the lbhc
generally that he viii resume the duties OF his ehooi
on Thursday. November sth 1855, at hunder Az
sembly Hail. adjoining the Star Office, at o'clock,
p. M, for ladies', misses, and masters, and on inc
same evening, at u for gentlemen.
He feels assured that the unequalled progress o.
his numerous pupils in his former classes IS sun
cient guarantee OF his superior skill an instructor
Prof NJ. begs leave TO remind the public OF the
unbounded success of his May Festival Ball, at the
National Theatre which was attended by upwards
of 4, 900 persons.
His new Hail. which is one Of the largest most
beautiful and in the city, with
two large dressing and supper rooms added, which
can be rented for balls aud parties. The location Is
convenient 10 persons residing in any part OF the city
Days of Tuition On Tuesday and Thursday, at 3
o'clock, p. NJ, and ON the same evenings, at for
gentlemen.
class for young married ladies and gentlemen
will be formed shortly.
All who desire TO join his classes, will please apply
at Mr. John +. Ellis's Music store, Pennsylvania
nue. near Tenth street. to Prot. NJ, at his rooms,
on the above days. A subscription list is now open
to receive the names of those wishing tickets
to the Soirees. Only IS for the season.
oct S0-dH
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