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Excursion to the Great Falls.

THE PUBLIC IS ESPECTF
Il Informed that the second Embellishments
Military and Civic Excursion ofESseSEs---=--3
the WASHINGTON HIGH LANDENS will be
given to the above place on TUESDAY next, the
I'd Of SEPTEMBER, 1853.
The Committee Of Arrangements pledge them
selves TO spare no pains to make this Excursion
one Of the most agreeable OF the season. and
insure satisfaction 10 all those who NAV honor
them with their company.
The Boat will leave Ritter's Wharf, George
town, at SIX O'Clock a. m, returning at seasonal
bic hour in the evening.
An experienced Caterer has been secured, who
will furnish meals at lowest city prices and no ex-
ira charge.
Esputa's Celebrated Brass and CotiIlion Band
has been engaged for the occasion, and double
relay OF Horses guaranteed by the proprietors Of
the Boat
Latham's elegant Omnibuses have been engaged
to convey Passengers to the boat and will leave
the Northern Liberties Market and the Capitol
Gate at y O'Clock, m and will he In attend
ance at the WHAT upon the return Of the boat in
the evening.
n. b = Parties intending to go are respectfully
requested to he punctual, the boat win leave at
the appointed hour.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; to he had of The
COMMITTEE and Members Of the COMPANY
Commute Of Arrangements
Capt. Watt, Lieut. Campbell,
Ex-Capt Balm, Lieut. Reynolds,
Mr. J Lacey, Mr. w Flood
al Is ,2S 80, Sep1
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DIED,

On the LIST instant, after a lingering Illness at
the residence Of his brotber-in law, Titan X
Peale, WILLIAM e. McMULLEN, Of New
York
On the 3lst ult JOHN T. u aged years S
months and IL days, only son OF Mahala A. and
John G.. Ofutt.
baltimore papers please ccPyD ..
The loveliest rose that bloomed In beau US bower
Affections hand In vain essayed to save;
Untimely frost fell on the tender flower
II pinned and persisted In an early grave.
On the 18th Of August, after a short illness,
MARY ADELAIDE, daughter Of JOSHUA and
Ann Rollins, aged months.
Never again those soft, sweet notes,
VIII burst upon thine ear,
Like the singing Of joyous birds
When the winter months are near.
No more her fong will rise at eve,
go fairy like and wild,
As though II were a spirit sung,
And not that, gentle child.
In Exeter, N. H on the 10Th ult. Of consump-
ton, Mrs. ANNE RICHARDSON FRENCH,
wife OF hon. Henry French, and sister Of Mrs.
b. b. French, Of this city.
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S'ELE PRACTICE, BY LIEUT. COL
D. Jacob, Bombay artillery London. 1855
On Metallic Boats and Army Floating Wagons
1856.
British Navy List for July, 1856.
lied River Settlement Of the Northwest BY
Alexander hoss. l vol London 1856
The Siege OF Kars. Ry H. Sandwith chief of
the medical staff vol. London. 1856
,Eonnoly's History Of the Royal SarpeTs and
Miners. , vol. London 1856
=, history 81 the Bengal Artillery. BY Captain
Buckle, adlutant general l vol London
Camphell's Military Dictionary, James,s MI
tary Dictionary, Sto queler's Military Encyc'o
prada, Burns French ard English Military Die
nonary' DucseNs archaeological Military Die
au ~. FRANCK TAYLOR
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Kankaa Affairs

ST. Louis, Aug. 30.-Intelligence from Kan
sas has been received, stating that the Mis-
sourians are concentrating at New Santa Fs,
line of Missouri and Kansas Companies were
arriving daily from the different counties.
General Lanes troops were fortifying abont
Z miles from the new Santa Pe camp on the
Wakarusa. The main body was at Lawrence,
and it was variously estimated TO number from
one TO two thousand men.
General Atchison was said 10 be in command
of the Missourians, with Colonel Doniphan Is
second and Capt Reid as sdjutant.
1t was reported that the free state men had
taken Tecumseh, with loss to the pro slavery
party Of 80 men-also, that Gen. Pomeroy was
killed in the engagement
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
ISHE PUBLIC rs REsPECrRUIUv

l. Informed that the valuable property which is
advertised by Charles b. Calvert, ESQ , at private
sale is not sold and will be sold at public auction
on TUESDAY, the I'd day Of September, al 10
O'Clock 4. m In the grove adjoining the Spa
Spring az Bladensburg, Prince Georges county,
Maryland.
No. is fine tract OF heavy and valuable tim
hered land. adjoining the Spa Spring, containing
PIC acres.
No 2 is a fine piece Of meadow land, containing
IS acres, adjoining the southern part Of the town
OF Bladens6urg, having on 4. several houses on
ground rent.
No lis those beautiful building lots In the vii
lage OF Ellaville, but few minutes walk from
the Bladensbu-g depot. Each lot contains from
three TO ten sores
The terms will be very liberal, and made known
on the day Of sale.
All OF the above mentioned property is hand
somely located, and presents many inducements
and rare opportunity TO persons wishing to pur.
chase fne tract Of excellent land for a farm,
beautiful piece Of rich meadow, or building sites
foI a country seat In very elevated and command
ing position. A 6EEEN,
au I'D Au tioneer.
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GRAND MILITARY q CIvIG EXCURSION
OF TIE
Washington Light Infantry,
DOWN THE
POTOMAC RIVER l. CHESAPEAKE BAY

Old Point, Norfolk, and Portsmouth.
ON THE TWELFTH OF SEPTEMBER.
1NHE TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF
Il the Washington Light Infantry 4"
I'm place OF their usual model will s329zA9nn
be celebrated by an Excursion to the above places
on FRlDAY, September 10, thus at riding their
friends ample opportunity for viewing the Bay
cold Ocean," visiting The great Summer resort
Old Point,-the far famed Fortress Monroe,-the
Kip Raps,-NorfOlk and Portsmouth-U S Ma
w Yard and Naval Depot,-the mammoth liner
U 3 ship pennsylvania, the u s. steamship
Colorado, g., &c
A superior Cornet and Cotillon Band has been
engaged.
The Meals will be furnished by an experienced
caterer, and the whole conduct Of affairs will be
managed so as to make the Excursion pleasant
and agreeable to all who favor the Comp any with
their presence.
The safe and commodious Steamer POWHA-
TAN, Capt. Mitchell has been chartere6, and
will leave her wharf at O'Clock D. m and arrive
at Old Point Comfort at on Saturday morning !;
thence to Norfolk and Portsmouth. Returning,
Will leave Old Point Comfort at IL O'Clock IN. on
Sunday, and arrive at Washington about a. m +,
on Monday.
Round trip tickets 81 so; Gentleman and two
ladies', 50; children accompanied by parents un-
der IL years Of age, charge; servants half price.
Round trip tickets to Piney Point, 81 So TO te
had at the following Places: Kuhl's; Dyson's,
Druggist; Todd & Co IS, and Joe shilIngton's,
Pa. avenue; Powers, Tobacconist, and Kloman !,
5th street. Hamlin's, Capitol Hill; and Of the
Company and the
COMMITTEE
Cap; James Davis, LIST Lieat John Tucle:,
hudson Warner, Jas Coleman,
Lem ID Williams, Isaac Beers
au 27-eo'd WIN. +. MOROCCO, Treas.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEoReErowC SeptemberlIR

phOhSErONh, september Il, leo.
The young Democracy Of our city celebrs ted
the raising of their Buchanan and Breckin-
ridge pole on Friday night last by the firing
Of cannon and a torch light procession. The
procession was composed entirely Of Young
men, members of the Buck 4 Breck club, and
was very praiSew0rthy affair, both in point
of numbers and arrangement. After parading
through several of our streets, with music,
transparencies, and the baby walker, which
they fired at several points, and saluting sew
eral of our citizens, they returned to their
headq uarters where they were dismissed after
short but neat and encouraging address from
their president, Mr.. Dawson.
The canal bridge near the Little Falls
bridge, gave way on Saturday, while q drove
OF cattle were passing over, and came down
until portion of it rested upon q wooden
structure which forms the tow-path at Tint
point The cattle all escaped without injury.
Light vehicles still continue 70 pass over it,
but it is considered extremely dangerous for
loaded ones to do so.
Trade upon our canal was not so brisk last
week il was for the several preceding
weeks owing co a scarcity of water on some
of the upper levels. At the last meeting OF
the Directors A move was made towards rem
edyIng this evil as soon as possible; IL was re.
solved TO advertise for proposals to construct
a permanent stone dam al the sight of ths
present insufficient dam-No. 4. 1t is esti-
thousand dollars. Fifty bosts arrived last
week, mostly from Cumberland with coal, and
the receipts for tolls at the Georgetown Col
lector = Office amounted TO 81, 200.
The following seminaries Of learning In our
city resumed the duties Of the scholastic year
this morning The Georgetown College; Rev.
Mr. Simpsons Scientific and Classical AGA
deny, No. 81 West street; Mr.. p. A. Bowen's
Matthew atical and Classical Academy, West
street, near Washington; Mrs Gen. Wheel
er's Academy for young ladies, corner OF
Montgomery and Dumbarton streets: Miss
Mems, Third street; and Mrs. DR.. Peetic.
corner High and Second streets The duties
Of the Georgetown Female Seminary, formerly
Miss English's, will be resumed on the 10Th
inst, under the management Of the Rev. Mr.
Major.
We regret exceedingly that two Of our most
prominent citizens and leading merchants,
George Waters and Joseph English, have been
In very feeble health for some time past
Each of them are at the Virginia Springs, and
the last hearing we had from them their health
was thought to be improving They are both
members Of our city council
The offerings of beef cattle At Drovers
Rest on last Friday amounted to 4So head, $50
of which was sold to District butchers at $3a
81 on the hoof, equal 10 S6aSS net; the re-
naming 200 was driven on to Baltimore.
Sheep 50 50a$2 rs per head.
We would advise all who may wish 10 Sc
cure the services Of a ekillful and very sue
cessful teacher of instrumental music 10 eI-
anime the card Of Prof. A Schad.
No material change has occurred in the
markets since our last. s.
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OFever and Ague-Certain Cure.-N

for Tonic mixtures Qunine, FOwlers solution,
Arsenic, Mercury, Of the vsinous
pounds which Only relieves disease
deadly. aud which sends its unhappy finally
with wrecked aud broken constitution
Try CaTters spanish Mixture, which
dangerous drugs, by ting specific
Liver, purifying the blood and strengthening system
thus enabling nature to its exhausted
opening the Of the skin, and expeng
all impurities old medicines which
free thousand
cured by Carters Spanish Mixture after else bad
sisDaIIy failed. sample of its remarkable effects
Messrs Davis Hicks of AIs writes that
IL ured gentleman Of Chronic Fever and
the efforts Of physicians and their reneer could
due de only three bottles They sells very
rspsy and maintains Its high reputation all through
O1try lin
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auct,onee,

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
Crock OF DRUGS, MEDICINES. GAS
~ fixtures. store Fixtures, Good VIII ON
lease Of tho store. &C., at Auction.-On
WEDNESDAY, the Sd of September, 4 shall sell
on the premises, at4 O'Clock m at the corner
OF 9TH and H streets:
All the stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Cigars, DC.
Tobacco, two new Soda Fountains and Draw
Pipes
Gas Fixtures, Store F istmes, Good VIII on Lease
Of Store.
The whole lot to be sold together, the present
proprietor being about tn remove West inmedi-
d;ely. Persons wishing to purchase may expect
a bargain.
Terms: One fourth cash balance In 6 and Ia
r1onths for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
Interest A. GREEN,
au sod Aucfioneer
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" USICAE CARD.

DROF. ANDREW SCHAD OF GEORGE
town, begs leave to inform his pupils and the
public that he will resume his course Of ipstrrc
TORS In Music, Monday next. September LIST
Lessons on Piano forte Guitar Violin or Flute
S'5 per quarter, GA lessons)
Professor 3 will continue TO give instructions
In the Science and Theory Of Music, Thorough
Bass and CO nposition) either in classes o, In pri
waite. -
Terms In classes, IS in advance, per quarter of
twenty Lessons; for private lessons. 500 re. omar
ter. -
Note Mr.. =. will be pleased to receive calls or
communications at his resi- fence No 100 Green
street, or through the Post Office au 2g-3t&
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UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS.

Real French Millinery and Dress Trimming
Goods, French & American Flowers, &c
Also, Dress Making in best French style.
NEAL IMPORTED FRENCH BONNETS.
M. THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES ~
eSfEpieasure to announce to the public -
SkSeth that his ste OK Of New + all and Win ~
ter Goods Is now complete and ready for inspec
ton and that he will continue to receive from tbc
Northern States every new and desirable article
to be found In his line the coming season
He has just received and opened a large and
elegant stock Of Real French Millinery Goods
French lowers, Paris Feath ers, Ribbons En-
DIoiderles, Six Nets, Velvets. Laces, Grapes
Chenille, g.. Also, X ich French Head Dresses
OF every description, Soiree and Bridal Wreaths
Fringes and Fancy Trimmings. for balls and par
ties, all OF which will compare favorably, both IL
price aud quality, with any house in the trade
NJ WILLIAM,
81 M,rket Place, between 9TH and sth SITS.
au 29-1w
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.

Pc By JAS. c. Mes UIRE, Auctioneer.
ISURN,TURE AND HOUSEHOLD Ell.
Il fects ut Pphlic Sale.-On THURSDAY
MORNING, September 18th, at 10 O'Clock, at the
residence Of Mrs Gassaway, No SO Ftrst street,
Georgetown, opposite Cox's ROW. shau sell
Walnut carved French Sofa, arm and parlor
Chairs
Walnut and mahogany arm and rocfing OBeifs
Marble top Table, walnut work Table
Handsome walnut Secretary and Bookcase
G1it- frame pier Glass, walnut Whatnot
walnut cane-seet Chairs, mahogany dining Ia
bleS
china Glass, aud Crockery Ware, Table cutlery
Bronze Hat Tree, OIL Cloth
Cottage Beds'eads, Bureaus
Mattresses, Washstands Mating
Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils &C
Terms: $50 ard under, cash over that sum.
credit of and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
au 29-d }. G. MCGUIRE Auct'r
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

~ land, having made Washington his resi-
dence, will open his Musical Academy on the
first Monday OF September, at Carusi's Saloon, I'm
the north room, entrance on 18th street, where he
Intends teaching in Glasses the various branches
OF Music by the celebrated system OF Logger, now
in general use In the London Academies The
classes will be as follows, namely: Plano Forte
Glasses, Singing Glasses, and Classes FOR study
Of the Science and Theory OF Music.
Terms in advance, for each pupil In class SIS
per quarter, Of twenty lessons. Private lessons In
either Of the above branches. Lessons Of one
hour each twice week, $40 per quarter; half an
hour, $40 per quarter. Lessons on the Organ TO
those already advance in music, $50 per quarter.
j. p. eau LF ED will also attend In George
town two days in the week
Please apply at the Music Store OF George Hill
bus, or at the Piano Store Of John r. Ellis.
au IA eO3w&
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New York Marke.s.

NEw YORK, Sept Flour is dropping !;
sales OF 1000 bills; good State S6l5; good
Ohio IS 40; standard Southern 81 rs.
Wheat is easier; sales of IL, 900 bushels;
southern red 81 SO; Pennsylvania red 81 ga
Corn has declined; sales of $4,000 bushels
Southern mixed 62ca82.c.
Pork his advanced; sales Of $50 bbls; mess
SO o7.as2O Beef is steady. Lard 10 buoy.
ant sales of 200 bbls at I3fcal3sc
Whisky has declined; sales Of 900 bbls,
Ohio at % cents.
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THE LAKES.
F A u CY B A z A A Z ,
5Oi Psnnsylr1ata auenHs.

SOL Psnnsylraata avenxs.
GOLD, SILVER, PEARL, IVORY, PARI-
" an Marble, Tortoise hell, Papier Mache,
Rosewood, Leather, Morocco, China, Biscuit,
Porcelain, Alabaster, Bohemian Glass, Ebony,
Steel. Berlin Iron, and every kind OF Fancy Goods
may be had at
THE LAKES.
They have also
The most choice American, French and German
Pc fumery and Cosmetics
English Cutlery, Mathematical instruments
Drawing M aterials AID Stationery, and
Combs and Brushes Of every description.
Would you make present, adorn your person,
or embeilsh 'our home7 Consult economy and
taste, aud call a.
au 6-H THE LAKES.
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NOTICE,

L. STREET BOWLING SALOON WILL
Ia BIZ aE-OPENED ON SaT-I,I
URDhY, AUGUST %, 1855 Nittl
The fubscriber has, at great out W.
lay and expense, renovated his Bowling Saloon.
The Alleys have been put In the most complete
and perfect order, together with great many
other improvements, which will make IL place
Of more attraction than formerly.
The subscriber tbs kful for past patrC mage and
favors hopes continuance OF the same.
AL 2S-1w J. + MARI
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UArema,ic Essence of rurk.y Rim.

BARB.-Tbis Es.ence Is prepared from GAUINE TrREEY
RHUBAkB taken In sller doses than
contains les SPIRIT and that the best quality posees
also the grateful favor sfAromattcs
milo ecacious and pslatabe, the
Rh1bsrb being perfectly disguised IL
- mach cordial and tonic to xhOse occupations
custom thsrn To sedentsry habits and will be
hcsl In Dyspepsia Indigestion. Dsrrhes Bilious and
Ne vous Headache, Constipation 0st Rheumatism Platu
lenc- Gravel, disorder Of the
Sold by 4. D. GILMAN and J. ". CALLAN aug E-Iw
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TERS-Ws take great pleasure In recommending 10
readers this superior medicine the complaints which
Processes to be adapted The Of the has
arrived when it, beneficial results be fully
speak from personal knowledge when the
family and eectua remedy In
lieN those complaints peculiar
and engendered often In the free
fruit before fully ripe and matnre.-POst.
Sold by J. CALLAN. aug Civ
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Probable Suppression Of the Dominican
Treaty.

NEW YORK, Sept lst.-St Domingo sdvicis
OF the 9TH August have been received, which
state that the Dominican Government has ask
ed Mr.. Marcy to return the late treaty With
the United States, with the intention Of sun
pressing il. This retraction has been effected
at the instigation Of the Spanish Consul
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GOOO REwARD.-RAN AWAY FROM

COCO REWAHD.-RAN AWAY FROM
p IoO the SUBJ cTiber, living near Upper -
Marlboro, P.ince Georges county lid W
NEGRO MAN LEN, who calls imself ~
LEN HARROD; he is dark mulatto, I'll
about thirty one years Of age, five feet seven Inch
es high be has scar } the right knee caused
by cut; half Of his head shaved, and very grum
when spoken to.
will give the bove reward II caught out Of tn,
State OF Maryland or district Of Columbia. or or
hundred dollars II caught in the State OF Mary
land or District Of Columbia, ana secured in TALL
or brought home so that l can get him again.
au 2S-H Il II BEAIL
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Disch arge Of the Artizans from Allegheny
Arsenal

PIrTsBURG, Aug 29.-One hundred and
twenty artizans were discharged at the Allie
ghany arsenal to-day. There was considers.
bic excitement in Lawrenceville in conse-
quence.
The German Turner's close their festivities
by grand ball 70 night, and will leave to-
morrow morning
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The Fever at Fort Hamilton

New YoRK, Sept. lst.-The weather is due
and cool this morning. The fever at Fort
Hamilton continues TO decrease, and all the
recent cases readily yielded to medicines.
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IL Coats, Pants, and Vests,
Dress Sgits, Business Srif,

NOAH WALKER Co, MAEsLE HALL CLOTHING EsPo
BIN, Browne Hotel Building. respectfully
their annual display OF SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
ia rssdy for DspectOn comprising assortment
GENTLEMEN YcUTHs CLOTHING Of the and rich
est dssigns. IN material trimming aud workmanship To
those who study excellence with In
tees Of dress opportunity Is offered for
from one OF the most attractive stock OF goods this city
.. very reduced prices. spa-u
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Health Of Kew York

NEw YORK, Aug 3l.-The deaths reported
as occurring in this city during the past week
number SOP, including one yellow fever case.
There was one death from fever and three new
cases yesterday at Fort Hamilton. No new
cases of the disease are reported at Quarantine
and the excitement is over. The weather is
fine but cool for the season
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Osr-ON TaE 2Sth INSTANT, TWO
IL notes drawn by Thos n Benton, one Of them
Tor q |, O,O 70 In favor Of M cLauchlin Wilson,
due Nav 29.h last and the other for $500 in favor
OF F. Lamb due 18th August Instant. As the
a oye notes ara past due and Of no use to any one
bu, tie I'd vertiser the finder VIII leave them al
he Star once. au d-5r~
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JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auct.
BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

BY n. ok ZEN AuctiOneer.
VERY VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND
Lot ca the north side of PennsyIvsnia
avenue, between Sd and Az streets.-On
TUESDAY, the I'd day of September. | shall
sell, In front OF the premises, at O'Clock m +,
very valuable Brick u ouse and Lot, situated On
the north side of Pennsylvania avenue, between
3D. and \ streets, being Lot No g, In reservation
No 20, having front on Pennsylvania avenue Of
IS feel running back TO wide alley 1s0 feet, on
tanning 4, 500 square feet Of ground, with the i'm
provements, which are a good two-story brio K
House, with necessary out buildings. The House
stands sufficient distaI &c from the front to i'd
nit OF large building On the avenue, and the
property Is considered IN he the most desirabl
now for sale on the avenue Sale peremptory.
Terms: One fourth ca b balance In 6, -, Is.
and 81 months the purchaser TO give notes for the
deferred Payments, bearing in crest from day Of
sale. A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
All conveyance at the cost OF the purchaser.
IL the terms are not compiled with IN five days
from day OF sale, the property will be resold at the
risk and cost Of the Delinquent.
Title indisputeble. &. GREEN,
al s eO5ds huctioreer.
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NOTICE.

CEN WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
" LEE JONES have removed their office TO
No sos, street, between I'd and 4th streets
Charles Lee Jones will practice In the Supreme
Court Of the United States and all other courts
he'd in the District Of Columbia. Gen. Walter
Jones, though mostly retired from general prac-
tice, will unite with him and do his best to ad-
vance the success Of clients by written statements
and arguments, and by all other needful and
proper eXertiOns. Nv 5-3m
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Yellow Fever

NEW YORF, Aug. 30.-Three new cases Of
yellow fever are reported at Clifton, Staten
Island.
Eight deaths by yellow fever have occurred
among the United States troops at Governor s
Island.
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UProf. Desrath's Great Electric OIL

j a.
letter from Rev. James Temple:
PHILADELPHIA, June h, 1856.
Prof DaGrath- have been afflicted years with
ga and other painful complaint and have been
sleep soundy walk distance for many years past
Lsst week got bottle OF Oil" The frat
night slept soundly and WELL and day like ne
My wife could believe her Your Electric
Oil has done In week what the sc.ns OF Phladepha
failed to do In Is years. Gratefully yours
Rev. JAMES TEMPLE, $40 south street.
sod by ST0TT Co. aud J. SCHWARTZ, Washington