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10 hi. psPst
Herr. there D. not Single polncal "a
sue presented. save aud except the canvas.
Tor u strict Attorney lhs has been forced
upon the American part, IN the nomination
Of Mr. Claurh rs The Democfsue eonven
:ion tor tia, Important Office.
Now Ne soc go lpsi or sufficient eaas"
wb, th.s shau.a produce any excitement al
al III tioush an seeking and accepting
the uouiinsuon 81 a democratic convention
thereby. as plainly s.. acts can talh e. which
saaak louder than vofds' t,ivs exclusively
upon democratic support for election And
not col, hl. act. teld To this point. Tor from
the representation oi democratic papers "a
the district. he in plain terms. place. The 10
sue upea party organization, ana pat9
concert 81 action.
Thea be should not expect single
vote from tie american party, nor he nor
his friend. lor him, ask any such favor ut
their haud. How can he expect them -
never ttusl the rule that won't wotk both
WAYS
Americans. if YOU think wear Ffioei
pies WORTHY oi support, abide ~ them Aho
whenever ihey are attacked, aealousi} hat
tie for tlem. Il. upon the otocr hand, lou
49,, -, ,' fa.sts nom abandon tbem as
speedily as possible
The fofesoas j. an extract ifom a 'es"'
lng alucie IA tie Flag, urging upon the
ksav Nothing. 70 sustain Mr. Armstrong.
Now. that the election 81. over. he has the
.pba.au, enqoa,ery e. contend tina, the
c,nt.r I'm D.ufc, Aaous, Wasao ptt's
,4., and refer. to the face 5etw zen Mess
RAYMOND and Iarllon As aTordins the
o,L, Tina .,,n,,sg nj tie condition of par.
u,. an u,. copnt, Nlrht we not. with
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,eriew viih thi. friend. iMr " lson.l but
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beag an.f.a to, We certainly did not
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tie edition al the FLAG la order 10 make
assurance doublv .ufe. We called on him
L.of. vs indicted oar article and we IN.
Jsr.,,od l,,, 1, say that he did not know
u.fs, error. there were in our article +
any, as he had uol read 1t, auA 'ha' he had
net been requested OF depatiitd by any
body to make known the tact to va
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lhe Truth IS tacfe were 90 errors 20 be
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b.m,. vt,ier in ISIS which ,.s rnhiI.a
IN u,.. issue wiki u,r comment, Of the
Richmond Er.nifer plar.s H., .iat,ar bee.
,,rJ ro,t,oyef., Wore ,bo rlap and
the Csdde Gazette to hi. ireiptal lie test.
mony.
~ The District aurt of psAur coan
~ commenced at elmer, on Monday, and
adjourned on Thursday evening last Hon.
" W MoRWIs presiding \ short court
oar lpshur friend, ave ton prosperous To
require long courts W. should have been
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tWn mm our thank, lot. h'a very aceep!a-
b'e present.
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EloryssNr.-Ths n o. Pieayu"e ~
tees the slopemeu. from that ems Il
Young lad Of seventeen with
thirteen Nsats
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-23

The papers IN the lower parishes Of Lou
isiana complain q hssiuy had too much
raj,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-23

toNGREssioNAL.-- Letters from Wash
ng,on city OF the % ult, State that the
Black Republican party in the House in,
tend adding further proviso TO the army
appropriation bill. that noue of the money
shall be expended until nolle prpse9u,s have
been entered on the indictments Tor treason
in ksnsas. They have power to pass ,hess
amendments. hu, the Senate will not agree
to them. and there 10 reason to fear tina, the
appropriation for the army may fail, in con
sequence The kanss. laws were declared
null aud void by vote Of 10 to 81.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-23

The East Tennessee sud Virginia rail
road is expected 70 De completed turuy the
etsainf yeai
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-23

RATHER LArE The kaow No,hiugs
contemplate holliug RatGsa,.oa Meeting
Naisah. . Ia,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-23

IuE lfitLMnRt tLtu Asa matter I'd
curiosity, We ai,eu.ird the organization o't
rauting ,llmntr Club % III. place on ls'
THURSDAY night Nag t VI lkeus "e
ca.l.d 10 he Chair and Charles \ Dam
appointed Secretary Permanent oitce''
and Committee Of espondeuee were
chosen and about twenty usmcs enrolled"
members. Dr. Dadson was called ups
and mounted the stand spouted io's'
">in,,tet soyercisut', few minutes 'H
st down tu individual from iioN'f
uo,i got up aud made lew rema' Ks a''s'
VIZ Scw-canuon. aud Wouud up by 'siF
go. h1w he quit the Democta'c party a
year ago because 1t passed a vote ol CEN
slre on SAN Houston for his abolition 'oN
in Congress. Nr Boyd a Young gentle
man of tbs place, wound up the altar '''
smashing speech Of three minutes, coz
adorable portion Of which was devoted
ralfug .he hiijaa lhander which bus
forth IN the conclusion OF his speeeh
! hus cuded the Gts, Fillmore meeting %
the season.-- Uenderson ! rmocr@'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-23

HorELs Ii viii oe seen by our adyer.
tsing columns thst our hotels have changed
pfopie,or Mr. WIN HradGeld ha- taken
charge Of the Planters Hotel snd Nr
James Lee, recently Of the Planters is row
dalY Installed IN he Marshall Hotel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-23


g.- The Shreveport south g" eslerp gives
pretended list Of German papers support
.ag Fremont Among others we find the
following
Ia Texas, the New Branufyl. 2eiiung
strongly advocates the dogmas Of tfeesoil,
ism, aud Of both red aud black republican
sm.'
Did the editor not know that this states
meni was untrue I Wesee. 10 an exchange
the names Of ovet sixty German paners
supporting buchanan.
CT Oh tuesday evening, very large
mail wa, received at the Narshsll Postoilice
Our exchanges, which have been DELAYED
for weeks came 10 body We are over
vaelmei with intelligence. /! would ,ale
four papers he sire Of ours to do such g
mad Justice Notwithstanding the extra,
ordinary smolnt Of mad matter, it WAS dis,
tdbuled expedtliou.ly and correctly by our
new T. u An old hand at the ha.ines.
couldn', have done It quicker or better
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TEXAS REPU BLICAN.
DyN,ocAAYxC Vx,MEV
ron yItu-ruEsIDg>I
JOHN {. BRECKENRIDGE.
trt-savtsatfs+

rIrtTops ioR STATE AT Ltaer.
+. ~ BOW Don. " Is. set E&l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-28
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
L,XTENSIvESALEO F PRIME FAMILY
Ia Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.-The
subscriber will sell at public auction, at his store
room, corner eth and r streets, commencing on
and continue from day TO day until the whole is
disposed Of his entire stock Of well selected fam
lily Groceries, Wines, Liquors. &C. and large
variety of miscellaneous articles, AL OF which
Were recently purchased, consisting In part Of
Brown, crushed, powdered. clarified and loaf SUI
CARS
Java, Maracaibo, Laguyra and Rio CoHees
Imperial, Young Hyson, Gunpowder and Green
Teas
Oolong, CT alan. Powshong, Black and other va
rietits OF Teas
Tobacco OF various brands, and Cigars, good, me-
dunn and low priced
Flour in barrels and bags, Buckwheat
Soaps of various indS, Starch and Indigo
Wax, mould, sperm and adamantine Candles
OILS, Pickles, Preserves, Catsup, Sardines, &c.
Pepper, Spices, Fish, Cheese, CapeTs
Wines-Champagne, Madeira, pale and brown
Sherries, Port, &c.
Brandies-London Dock, Old Otard, Hennessey,
and others
whiskies-Old Bourbon, Monongahela, Nectar,
DC
Mats, Willow and Hollow Ware, Store Fixtures,
&c
Together with a general assortment Of all articles
comprised In well assorted grocery store.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum a
credit Of two three and four months, for satisfac
torily endorsed notes.
JNO. ii. JOHNSON.
jan 22-i ] G.. McGUIR Auct
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DIED..

In Georgetown, on the 9th instant, after pro-
tracted and painful Illness, NINIAN BEALL,
In the 10Th year Of his ACE
In Baltimore, on the 18th inst Mr. STEPHEN
CULVERWELL,i In the 18th wear Of his age
On the 27th instant, Commodore CHARLES
MOkklS, U N aged II years and months.
Inc funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, on II street, on Tuesday. the o9tb instant.
ATTY O'Clock The friends Of the family are in
vited to attend
In Philadelphia, on the 2sth instant, Mrs VIM
Of this city.
In this city, on the 25th instant, EDWIN J
McCLERY, youngest son Of James McClery,
aged 81 years
to attend his funeral from Trinity Church to NOR
row afternoon, at 3h O'Clock
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AsrROLO9Y DEMONSTRATED,

DROP. Sylvester INVITES THE La
Il dies and gentlemen OF Washington and vici-
nifty to call and consult the planets, for such as
the have In store for you the day you was born,
the vet shall receive at different ages In your
life for in them is the foundation OF truth, and
the Omni pOtance OF a great God, TO execute, Is
will To man, and all things. Neither can you
yea had or take from Whatsoever the testify
Terms 50 cents, man, woman, or child; people Of
color IS cents. Any particular advice will be
given and confidential. Apply at No. 137 st =,
nan, on the Island. All kinds OF distempers
cured I'm Quick time. dec 3o-ImE
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DAmbrotype.-Amongst the most at

trScye and Beautiful specimens Of the PhotOSr
now exhibition at WHITRHuR sI's GALLERY, the
A kBkOffPsS. They are truly beautiful Picture, aud
In respects Improvement the old familiar Ds
guerreotypes The Gallery contains quite collection
Of Photographs On paper. DaguerreOtypes tie United
tatss Supreme Court since lsGo members of the United
President Pierce and Cabinet many
bile Of the Nation. visit 10 WHIfEHURSTS
LERY No 4s4 Ponnsyssnis well trou
Die aud tue Vine. 28-G
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R,,R SaIE

al Greatly Reduced Prices, for Cash,
CILVER-PIATED COFFEE SETS ON
- white metal, from ga up
Best Silver plated Cake ana Gard Baskets from
Siup
First quality plated Casters a, 5, 6, and bottles
from SO up
Plated Urns, Kettles, Walters, Butterboats and
Ssltstands, al unusually low prices.
A variety Of fine Fancy Articles, such as Parlor
Clocks, Bronzes, Dresden China Ornaments,
Plates, Cups and Saccers, Parian Marble Vases,
Figures, etc which will be closed ont without
regard Ia first cast, being LEFT Of Christmas goods.
The public are invited To call and examine these
goods. II. SEMKEN.
$50 Pa avenue, between 9th and l0sh SITS.
ian 1S-2w
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III Bronchitis, Coughs, Hoarseness.-

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES, or Couas LozTNsFs
highly esteemed recipe the AIIryt,ton II
bronchial Afscti0s Coughs H1ArseBes Asthma
of the Throat either chronic occasiOned by cold or Unusual
exeran Of vocal E speaking singing Clergy
men, Vocalist-, lawyer, aud ali
PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
will ui them admirable substitute for water soothing
ts Tubes aud valuable aud efficient Con
timing no opium be- used freely requisite
JOHN l. BROWN a SONS, Boston. Prupristors.
For sale ia Washington by J. ". CAllAN aud d. MOORE
Baltimore, COLEMAN ROGERS; PhilSdePbia, D. EROWN;
Cnrunnu b ECKSTEIN. jan 2l-lw
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S-Flour Is dropping
SAFES oil o,o0o obls straight State at IS a;
good Ohio s. as; Southern IS 81.
Wheat Is dropping; sales Of $500 bushels
Southern red Il 81 Corn-corn is frm: sales
OF 1900 bushels Western mixed at &c
Pork is firm; sales Of 400 bbls.; Mess at
sl6.25. Beefis dull; sales Of 200 bbls Chicago
repacked sl4 80. Lard is quiet; sales Of 100
bbls at liz.
Whisky-whisky is improving, sales Of 100
bbls.; Ohio safe
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OF Virginia, dated Richmond, July vtl, ls55.
hessrs. Wn. b BEERS CO-Geutleuen: Consider sons
OF duty Tn the AFFLICTED alone prompt
testimonial 10 the great CARTERs SPANISH
MIXTURE for that almost incurabe diseass scrofula
without being disposed deeEIing go into
the particulars Of the that the
suits y at have been produced by that mem
Der Of my family and under
superniendence after the skill Of the beet
been exhausted and all the usual remedies failed fuy
Justify in recommending it, who NAV be sursr
lug from that dreadful malady
DO not moan 10 that 1t IL adapted all constitutions
or that II will AFFORD the relief all cases: for al
course, know nothing about that-but from what
have seen Of the ELECTS would hesitate Il I'm any
OF SrOula, with for whom interest or
over whom could exercise influence control
jan lin Respectfully yours, JNO NJ BOTTS
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III Nsah walker e Co., Marble Hill

Clothing Emporium. Browns Hotel Pudding respectfully
sunounce that their display Of FALL WINTER CLIO
THING now ready for Inspection comprising
ment OF co rs, IALMAS, OHERsACkS. SUkTOU rs
VESTS aud PAHTALOONs, Of the aud richest d..
signs In material trimming and anshp 40 gentle
Who study excellence with fashionable
uces of dress opportunity offered for selecting
from OF The attr active Of Goods city al
reduced pTices-
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aud sold By DT. Jackson, at the
Arch street Philadelphia, daily increase IN their we'll
served celebrity for the all Diseases ATsIng
TanYensnt Of the liver. These Filters
blessing the afflicted who show their gratitude by
E-t hatteTing testimonials This medicine has
for Itself that competitors however willy their
schsnes seductive their promises reach. II
gained the public confidence BY tho immense
have been derived from IT, sud will mantSn posi-
ti0n. Nee advertisement. dec Ism
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CHRISTMAS GIFT

pOBERT SCHWARTZ HAS THE PLEA
IL sure Of informing the public that he Is well
prepared for accommodating the public I'm general
with FRESH OYSTERS, put up air-tight Tor
sending th' m TO their distaat friends In the coun
try. He also keeps constantly on hand a ine sup
plyof PICKLEDand PRESERVED OYSTERS
Please call on K SCHwARZE, corner OF IIth
and streets, leave orders at his establishment
corner OF leth street and Potomac river.
dec 22-tf .
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INsTRUCTIOHIN DANCING

MONS. J. COCHEU REGS LEAVE TO IN
Nl form the citizens OF Washington, George.
town, and vicinity that his second quarter will
commence on the 18th instant. Those who are
DESTROYS OF favoring him with their patronage are
they may be prepared to participate In his next
May Festival, on which occasion he Intends in
Producing (as an addition to those already intro
duced by him) several new and Characteristic
dances.
+. S.-MOns G. being free from any engage
ment every morning during the season Except
Saturday, offers his services to ladies and gentle
men DESTROYS Of receiving private instruction at
their residence.
Orders left at the Music Stores OF Mr.. Zantzin-
ger or Mr.. Davis will he thankfully attended to.
ian Il-lm
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GOOD INyESTNIE NT

WE HAVE FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
w ing Bonds and other Securities, which will
yield the holder ten TO twelve per cent on the in
vestment, viz:
Orange and Alexandria Rail Bonds
Virginia and Tennessee do
Illinois Internal Impt Ronds OF tS47.
The above securities unq uestional,ly safe.
SWEENY, R1TTENHOUSE, FAINT & CO.
ian Aim Bankers, 352 Pa avenue.
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Arrival Of the North Star .

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-The steamer North
Star from New Orleans, via Havana, arrived
this morning, with dates from the latter place
Of the morning of the 23d She made the pas
sage from New Orleans to Hsvs IA In 81 hours
The frigate PC.omsc arrived at Havana on
the 10th, and the steamer Fulton on the 23d
All on board these vessels were veil
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IL The Great Russian Remedv.-p,o

bono Pt BLEcO" Every mother should have box In the
house handy in else OF accidents to the children"
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
IL E0snn remedy Of thirty years standing and "a
comInsnded by hyEians ID Is and speedy
Bnrns Piles E0ils, Corns Feons Chlbsins aud Old
OF every kind for Fever Sores Itch ScAld Head
Nellie Rash, bGnions sore Nipples, recommended by
NURSES NhitlOw- sties Testers Flea Spider Sngs
Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheuu scurvy Lips
Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh wOnnd- 9 most
remedy AHd cure which be testified By
have used II In the city OF BOstOn and vicinity the
thirty years In no Instance will this Save injury
interfere with physicians prescriptions from
The pnres Materials from recipe brought Russaof
srlees growing In that countT ts pTsprieOrs
letters from all classes ceTsysn sea captains
nurses and others who have used themselves and recon-
mend IL 90 others Retdngs Russia pot i'm large
tin boxes stamped the picture of nor 40 ana
disabled soldier, which picture engraved on The
wrapper PRICE, % Cents Boz. Sod the stores In
town or country aud may be ordered OF any wholesale
druggist For sale al sHILLINGTONs Agent for wash.
inkIOn. g.
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MARRIED.,

ON the ga instant, by the Rev J. @. Butler,
AbNEH w Law, and ROSAMOND, second
daughter Of J B. Brown, ESQ Of Alexandra,
Va y -
In Georgetown, on the 18th instant by the Rev.
Benz Brook, Mr.. WILLIAM T. HINES aud
MISS MAZE L.. THOMPSON, both Of this city.
In Annapolis, on the oath instant. nv Rev Mr.
Gran, u ID BLACKBOARD, Of the o. 3. Navy,
to Miss SUSAN COX, daughter Of Joseph Cox,
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BYE w. FERGUSON 4 CO, Aucts.
INTENSIVE SALE OF GOLD AND S,I

INTENSIVE SALEOF GOLD AND s,I..
Ia yer Watches, Fine Jewelry, kc.-we
will sell, for the undersigned, at store corner
Of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, on SAT-
URDAY evening the 18th instant, at O'Clock D.
m the above mentioned Jewelrv, TO which we
particularly invite the attention Of our friends and
the public This yewelry Is Of thel style and
most exquisitely wrought.
Wename In part
Geld and silver Lever and Lepine Watches
Fine gold plated hunting and open face Watches
Ladies' and Gents fine gold Breastpins
Cameo and gold stone set Earrings
Gold neck, vest and fob Chains
Sold Bracelets and seal Rings
Gold Lockets OF every description
Also, large variety OF small articles not emu
merated. WHERE Il LUTES.
II w. FERGUSON Il CO, Aucts
p. S.-The above sale will be continued every
evening until the whole is sold BW F.
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AUCTION 8AIEe.
~ A GREEN. huctioneer

BY A. GREEN, hucuoneer'
CONFECTIONERY, SYORE fixtures,
~ &C. at Auctien,-On wEDN ESDAY, the
Both instant shall sell at 10 O'Clock a. m, at
the confectionery establishment next to the corner
OF 18th street, No 2ei Pennsylvania avenue, gooo
lot OF Confectionery, &C, viz
candles, Jeilies, Preserves, Brandy Fruits, Cat
sup, Sauces, &c
With lot Of other Confectionery which we deem
unnecessary to enumerate
Also, the store Fixtures, Scales and Weights
Fine Counter, Glass Case
Candy and Cake Jars
One fine Cooking and other Stoves
With many other articles
Terms cash. A GREEN Auct
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