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BOOK BINDING.

BOOA BlND1NG.
CorSer EiereRfh street and Maryland avenNe,
near the Smithsonian Institution.
EDWARD LYCETr kESPECTFULLYIN
IL forms the subscribers to Browns Bible and
Shakespeare, now just completed, that he Is pre-
pared 10 bind those works in a superior style OF
elegance strength ard solidity, and upon much
more reasonable terms than can be done In Balti.
more, Philadel phia, or New York. letter ad-
dressed to him (per post) will enable him TO ex.
hibit to the subscribers specimens Of LIS style Of
binding Every kind Of Book Binding neatly ex-
ecuted. se27-6m
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WOOD AND COAL.
WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING LARGE
w supplies Of WOOD and COAL, which we
can sell from the boats at very low prices. Per
sons DESTROYS OF laying in their winter fuel would
do well to give a call before urchasing else
where BOGUE & O'NEILL
seq No. los Water street, Georgetown.
ELUTEs, BANJOs, AND ViOLiNs JUST
II re 'pived ut ELLIS'5 Mtisic store. oc7
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For Sale and Rent,

ENOR RENT-THE STORE No. 975 PENN
Il sylvanta avenue, between 10th and ltb streets
south side. Enquire Of J. W. THOMPSON
2o9 Penna avenue, south side, between 10Th and
18th streets. "a. ~ o. m
EOR SALE LOT NO. II, IN sOUARE ao6.
containing 537 50 uare feet, on the Island. near
18th street. fronting the Mall For terms pply at
the store OF II. +. Loudon & Co Browns Hotel
% ~ wv 8. w. FARANT.
EOR RENT.-ONE LARGE ROOM ON
= the second floor, with the use OF woo dshed,
yard, &C. Inquire at Mo. SIS 18th street, between
aho V. &C est
YNOLET.-A CONvENIENTA NDCOMMO.
dlons brick stable and Carriage House, stu
atoo on 18TH street north, near l. For further par.
ucolars inquire at No. 25S I street. &C 7-1w&
A FIRST-CLASS ESIDENCE IN
IA GEORGETOWN, d. C FOR RENT
The subscriber offers for rent her late residence
AZ the corner Of Fayette and Fourth streets,
georgetown, Immediately opposite the Convent
OF the Visitation. This Is one Of the largest and
best finished houses In the District of Columbia,
having all the modern Improvements contained
In the hrst-class houses Of the Northern cities.
There Is attached large cistern in the ward,
calrlage-house, and stable for several horses.
pump Of the purest water In the immediate
vicinity.
The locality Is high and salubrious, and I'm
quiet and highly respectable neighb orhood
Possession given immediately
For further particulars inquire next door to the
premises. Of Mrs AMER O,NEAJ
oc4
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SECOND DISPATCH I

COLUMBIA, Oct l0-Santa Rosa county.
FLORIDA, has gone for the Americans. The
state OF the vote was not given
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Gas FITTING,

GAS FITTING.
"E ARE NOW PREPARED TO INSERT
w Gas Pipe in dwellings, stores, and public
buildings at low prices. Please give us a call.
MILLER & CUNNINGHAM,
sc 15-lm No. PAS Pa. av., bet. 18th and 18th sts
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KEEP The MILL A GOING.-I re.
II ceising, as fast as published, all the new
Books, Novels, Magazines, Monthly. Weeklv
and Daily New York Papers.
..-...y- FERGUSON,
Oc6 next 70 Lammond,a ga 7fh sfreaf
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+ THE GREAT VARIETY STORE,
IA between 9Th and 9th streets, you get
Baskets, Combs, Brushes, WOODEN Goods, China
and Bronze Ornaments, Perfumery, Porte Monies,
&c, &c. II. J. McLOUGHLIN & CO,
oc7 Agents,
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GEO. II. VARNELL,

UEO. IT. VANNELL,
u " II f r,
No 81 y north side La dre., bet. 6th and 7th SITS.
WISHES TO SAY TO HIS FRIENDS AND
w the public generally that he is prepared at
all times to execute work In his line at the shortest
notice. oc 3 I'm
CURRANfS, CITRON, AND ALMONDS.
" 10f o lbs Cnrrants, In prime order
lO boxes fresh Geneva Citron
1000 lbs. Bordeaux, Ivica and Sicily Almonds
In store, and for sale low by
WILLIAM nj CRIPPS
c6-Gt 81 La. ave bet 9th and 7th streets
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M EDiCAL CARD.

nR. H. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
" pathic physician, has the honor to offer his
services to the Inhabitants Of Washington and
vicinity.
Once and Residence on l street, No 1ss, be-
tween 10th and 2lst streets
N.B-Homeopathic medicines for sale which
the Doctor prepares himself with the greatest
care, For Fever and Ague, for Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &c, &c. Sc 3.3m
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TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
MADAME PRIBAM & CO.,

FANNY MILLINERY,
No. 277 Pa. az South sids) bet 10th and 1lth sts
~. Have returned from New York, and ~
eKwill open on Saturday next, the 1lth al
Skolnstant, the handsomest assortment ~
Of Paris and New York Fall and Winter BON
NETS ever offered In this city
They have also received the newest styles Of
French HEAD-DR ESSES, FLOWERS, and
FEATHERS.
Ladies', call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. oc 7-2W
NEW RAISINS, CRANBERRIEs, &c.-
Received this day, In handsome order New
Raistns, CTanberries, Malaga Lemons, Princes
pap -r-shelled Almonds, by
KING & BURCHELL,
oc7 Corner OF Vermont ave. and 18th street.
MAGNOLIA HO U sE. by ORDER OF
Nl the Trustee, the Furniture, Fixtures, and
Good WIN OF one Of the best located Restaurants
In this city is offered for private sale until the 18th
instant. IL not disposed Of by that time, II will
be sold at Auction on FRIDAY, the 18th instant,
at 4 O'Clock.
The House fronts Penna. avenue, between 10 b
and llth streets, and offers rare opportunity TO
an enterprising man who Is competent to manage
first class Restaurant. Apply TO
oc7- JAS. g. MEG UIRE, Auct.
McLOUGHLlN'S q EAT IA NCY,
IvA Variety, aud Miscellaneous Store is locate
on Market Space, No. 20, between Sth and Oh
streets, opposite Centre Market. oc7
- Ellen Kew Blunt. Price 50 cents. Just pub
lished, and for sale at
TAYLOR i MAURY'S Bookstore,
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fN5RP0RATIUS 600 CoTpe
Y ra.ioa of " asningtnn Stock for sale al
eco xs>-rf SagRR BRO1HEHr.
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Variety,
H SPICE OF LIFE
THE LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL,
Il stock Of
FANCY, VARIETY, and MISCELLANEOUS
GOODS
ever offered In the city Of Washington.
NEW STORE-NEW FIRM.
No. 20 Market Space, directly fronting the Centre
Market, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th
and 9th streets three doors from the OF sth
oc7 n. J. McLOUGHLlN & CO., ACTS.
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paper" Is hereby informed that its correction
Of the statement in the Star IN reference to
disturbance at the watch house is incorrect,
viz that " while the crowd of persons were at
the telegraph Office waiting for the news,
German imagined that q boy was endesvOring
to steal his pocket hsndk erchief; but, as WAS
subsequently proved, he was mistaken" The
person above referred to is nor q German, but
q gentleman we'll known in this city, and who,
we are informed, is q member Of the American
party. Secondly, it was not proven that he
was mistaken, but the gentleman, in consider
alton Of the youthfulness Of the guilty party,
declined to prosecute.
GooD CHANCE POR IEvEsrMEST.-C. w.
Boteler, suctioneer, will sell this afternoon on
the premises, at o'clock, squares No. 554
and 555, with the improvements. These val
liable squares will be sub divided in lots to
suit purchasers, and are located in q rapidly
improving part Of the city, and as the sale is
peremptory bargains may be expected.
The RIoT CAsEs.-A further hearing in the
eases Of George Funk, Charles Bartlett, and
Pepper MOuldin, charged with being con-
cerned in destroying the reel Of the Western
Hose Company, was had yesterday before JUS
tice Drury, and resulted in the two first
named being held to bail for court, and the
dismissal Of Mouldin.
AccIDESr.-Yesterday while some work.
men were engaged in removing an old stab'e
on fourteenth, near d street, q portion Of il
fell upon Mr. VIM. Hicks, and be was knock
ed senseless The services Of a physician
were obtained and he was restored, and found
to be considerably bruised, but fortunately no
bones were broker.
PoRrER's Spirit OF THE TINES, a complete
chronicle Of the turf. field sports, literature,
and the stage, has been sent US by j. Shilling
ton. Also, the New York Ledger for next
week, containing continuation Of Orion, the
gold heater, very exciting story. At Shil-
ington's may be found all the new magazines
and newspapers -
TIE KELLER TROUPE The popular man
sger Of the National Theatre, with bis sccus-
toned tact, has prevailed on Sir Keller to give
one more of their splendid entertainments.
which will take place on Monday night, when
they will present everything new.
NEW YORK LEDGER, just out for the 18Th Of
October For sale by tho agent, Alex Adam
ron, Seventh street, opposite t. the post Office.
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IWLEr.-A CONVENIENTAN
4 dious Brick Stable and Carriage House. stu
ateo on 18th street north, near L. For further par
lculars inquire at No 25S / street &C 7-1w&
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
MR. BRECKINRIDGE OK sLAyERY

Since Mr.. Breckinridges annunciaton at Tippecanoe
that he did not belong party which advocated the
extension OF slavery, lights seemed TO have dawned
upon the eyes Ut certain denocatc editors in the South
Heretofore have been accustomed hear ia thus re-.
REGION that party landed the only friends OF the insti-
tuition Oi slavery When Texas great honor
was claimed by southern democracy for their party
cause II gave and immense of country into
which slavery could extended.
Now, however, since democracy and ifeesoism have
met aud shaken hands npon the platform Of
ridge both stand convicted of that heresay aud
ates all connection with any party that has for is object
the extension Of slavery. certain of their leaders
for remarked appear % have received quite a sudden
mental illumination. All that they formerly wrote and
talked about democracy being the ony Giend Of slavery
not true, alter all ttuns that democracy is not
the friend OF southern institutions at least so says
Mr. breckenridge, and echo the party organs
the South.
The Ne~ Orleans Delta, although we generally disagree
with IT, ~ this instance gives expression opinion
this phase Of democracy. IL dcnounces Mr. Breckn-
ridgs sentiment utterly inmicatc 10 southern nsu
tons, aud pocainls him unworthy the support Of
rrn men. We heartily endorse the Delta4 position. We
10 profess To belong party THAT favOrs the extension
OF slavery into Of the territories Of the United States
where majority Df the legal voters the time of the
Adoption Of constitution, will for it, We favor that
extension such degree that hope to see the south
people assisting 1t with ''uen add MONEY!" aud W.
iavor it, because believe IL b. matter of vital ne.
cessity To the people Of tn South We regret that NJ
Bfeckin gr, example has induced southern men to ad
here to party that il not in favor of the extension
slavery, whet- Il may be ematey and properly carried
PieksbtT1 HLig
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
Oh THE WHO.
THE SENATE OF VIRGINIA.

The fourth OF November, besides telling national tale
Of to the Democracy will foreshadow in tue tire.
mendous majority which Mr.. Saunders will obtain in this
Congressional District the inevitable tendency Of the
Old Dominion 10 dsembarrass herself OF the incubus of
Democratic misrule, aud awake new faith and ne
usefulness in her political capacity.
The 18Th Senatorial district will deeply deplore the
loss OF Mr. Saunders eminent services and talents u the
Senate Of Virginia, yet will delight see him dignity.
lug seat ia the Federate Council Ol the nation battle
lug there hand to hand with fanaticsn in all it, forms
aud shielding the Constitution from it, sacrigeous grasp
IL behooves the people of the 10 district select
man to supply his vacancy in the Virginia Senate who
will represent with nearly his principles his abl-
tiles possible, aud in humble estimation Col Ed
g. CrumP OF New Kent county, is that par e1eei.
i,fice."
IL is needless for to enter into effected cuogy of
the character Of CJl. Crlmp; he is too we'll kno~n
through the district 10 require the aid OF artificial
uent, even could our pen transend his merit but
having seen his name frequently presented consid
ration OF the people ia connection with the Seiate We
take pleasure IN tcstifyng to his political mentil and
private eKcellences, and do not doubt Judging from the
many instances Of public demonstration that he will be
prominent before the Convention whether he bc the
choice Of that Convention not Col Orump a true
man, and true American, and depend upon il will never
drvie from the character Of the one the principles
OF the other. CHARLES CITY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
TIE PUBLIC LANDS

The last Richmond Wing has am excellent article upou
d the virxins IN .uss.nr he me-. s.as.
the North West To with the public domain
they have been and still doing whilst the people o
this old Commonwealth loaded dom Nth taxation
In order to build railroads and carry through osher i'm
piovements We truly say that all history may be
searched In vain for similar instance Of political Jolly
why, what 10 the csses The State olhnois received
grant from Congress Of millions Of the nest acres Of
land in the world worth the present time forty sii.
ons Of dollars With which she has built splendid rail.
road entirely through her ocsom With numerous lateral
branches. thereby enabling her multiply her wealth
and her population la an astonishing Her peo-
ple have not been taxed dollar for this magnificent work
hut ON the contrary AFTER all the Of t has been de-
frsyed there will DO immense balance realized by tho
State from the sales Of the land still be brought uto
the market and Improving day In value Thus has
the government given her not only the Of paying
TOR the road but large surplus Iowa has also
ceived the same favor from Congress. Public lands
the tune OF forty mioas " dollars. have donated
To her also Tor the purpose and she Is atcning up
on the grant IL IL not bad that Virginia should be
dragging her SLOW length along by taxing her peo
Pile TO death, whilst the gro~ng az the
pense OF the National Treasury l. il shame for
her representatives stand by aud the fund
thus squauder.d without making effort obtain dol
la OF lar Why should they claim ior her, her tair
share OF the lands and thus relieve her from the burden
OF her public debt and put her q condition compete
With her young aud ambitious sisters What is but
her absurd Reconsideration Of sentiments the SUBJ
ject OF federal relationship t but the silly devotion
IN "abstrscton'that prevents her from urgg aud se.
curing her rights in this important connection OF all the
states Of this Union Le has the least ground to CON-
plain OF her loss of position in the national and
in the national family for il Is her infatuated course
That the preponderance Of the Free States is attributable
New York, PENNSYLVANIA aud Ohio have all got head Of
her Indiana aud Illinois will in 500 outrank her in pop-
uahon and federal representation aud then she will
der the census VI that stand srh in the tables
NJ the game viii go until she il successfully passed
by dozen other States unless she abanons her present
miserable policy and predict that she will do 40
until all the public lands gone when she get moth
ing bv the change. Why will she once make an
effort TO un-hackle herself from the paying influences
which she il sinking unders Why she do what
she ought to do before it Is TO late,-sers6urg Ttei
Qsncer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
Henry Clay ON Buchanan.

The Fredericksburg Nees reproduces the follow ing
tract FROM a letter Of Henry Clay to Daniel Ulman,
which il SAYS will stand Offset against Mr. james
B Clay's assertion that his father than whom no man
was ever yillainousy treated than he was by
james Buchanan had been perfectly satisfied with hi.
gentlenan's conduct towards him and tored him hi,
friendship aud confidence:
In aetter dated August 4th, ls47, from Virginia White
Sulphur SPRING.. he says speaking Of the issues which
hould be made between the parties. "Thcre is 6rs the
principle Of protection and the fraud pracccd Penn
sylvanis by the Kane letter In further support Of thu
frod learned yesterday from the Hon Reeerdy oLnson
that during the Of s44, when interrogato
res addressed from your Stats Polk requesting
explicit asowal OF bs opinions rrgard to the Tar
1T Of 1872 Mr.. Buchanan wrote to Tennessee that tn,
Kane letter working WE'LL and begging that those
terrogatores should not be answered. aud Mr. Pok n,
cordiHgiy remained silent"
How could his have the assurance to say tbat hi
father had confidence in who had scted in a man
which would be considered dsreputabe ia any gentle
man
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
AMERICAN MEETING

large and enthusiastic meeting Of the friends Of Fill
aud Donesou, held at the To~u Hail. in Ports
mouth, on Thursday evening, Oct. I6tb 1856
G. W Murdaugh, Esq, President Of the Fillmore and
DOnelsOn Club" taking the Chair explained the
Djrct OF the meeting; that It was 70 take action in
relation 70 certain editorials, which Of late had ap-
prarcd in the Southern Argus" aneWsp,per pnb.
hshed 10 city of Norfolk attempting TO identify the friends
OF Fillmore and DOnrsou in Portsmouth, with the raising
Of certain pole said to be "Fremonf Poie" lie com.
mented in strong and impressive language upon the base
aud foul charge continuing IN said editorials Mrsss p
H. Daughtrey, aud John A. Andrews also addfes-ed the
meeting, chaacterizing unmidgaungy false all spch
nnuaton- had been made by the Southern Argus and
diculed the stempt made by parzfn editors AID Iema.
gogues 10 make party capital Of farce gotten up by
lew Of both political parties a. buriesque
Z. T Bamire then moved that Committee Of seven be
appointed to draft preamble aud resolutions expressive
Of the Of this meeting, relative to the which
assembled IT, whefeupOn the following gentlemen we're 40
pointed e. 7. Blamife, +. H. Dsughtrey Holt Wilson
Dr. Geo Prete. T. v. Pat, =. T. Barton aud Col win
chester watts who, after having retired returned an,
reported the following preamble and resolutions which
we're unanimously adopted
Whereas the Southern Argus, published in the city q
Norfolk, in IL issue Of this morning ADD IN previous
sue contained sundry editorials rejecting upon the friend
aud supporters Of Willard Fillmore 10 Portsmouth, a. IN
p,rty which raised the Fremont pole ~ this pace-and
such calculated to produce erroneous m
prcssous aboad not only the sentiments Of the grea
American party IN this place but the character a
reputation Of the town Of Portsmouth. Therefore
Resoired That the sd articles arc w such senae an
aspect stupidity and malciousy false, sud that in ou
opinion they indicted and published with the incend
airy purpose Of incorporating abroad the FILLMORE part
IN Portsmouth,.
Resoped That the statement that Dr.. Arthur r. smit
eoquenty denounced the FILLMORE purity In Portsmouth,
the meeting on Monday nghtin reference ssi
subject i also btrc-faccd fasehOod, and that IN veW
the premises honest could hold the friends Of vi
lard Fillmore responsible for the supposed and Gale
Fremont demonstration.
Reso,eed, That have yet hear that there is so
tsry Individual la the town OF Portsmouth, who will vot
for John Fremont; that IN opinion the p'c ded
Gated 20 him by sx OF citizens Of "
American, aud 20 called Democratic party, Ind
Greet movement originating IN spirit u sport and bu
lcsque anvorthy Of serious thought actionand IN
s dignity and Importance due only 10 the erceme
manufactured 70 order BY designing politicians
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
orrnni,el orranirell 01cani1e lll

We again ask are the friends of Fillmore in each city
town. county aud neighbohood organized thoroughly
aud effectively they should bei Is each standing
sentinel his post resolved do whatever lies in hi.
power FROM till the election defeat the enemy and
the triumph OF his patriotic and noble cand-
date? II not implore each aud all take their po-
-ons in the front line of the batte-to be on
the aletto watch aud work day and nighto every
individual in their respective neighborhoods-an
leave unturned get the people polls,
aud induce them right when they &c, there.
IL will be readily Acknowledged that the ten DAYS
constitute the important part of the And
during time beh0oves every friend and lover of his
country who sincerely desires the election of Fillmore
who would Danish sectional dscord who pants for domes-
tic peace aud who would have a and nation
al administration OF the government, devote each day
aud hour OF the day. aud all his strength and his
energies the successful accomplishment Of these great
and benecen ends Though the odds greatly against
in Virginia yet with systematic and Jealous exertio.
have every confidence that shall be able to make
grand and glorious. if not a triumphant, fight But
why should despair Of carrying the State Other
States, with vastly larger Democratic m-jorides have
and again been wrested from the bogus Demo
cracy and made weld the superior power OF truth
and patriotism. Why then may accomplish il
Virginia what has been frequently aud successfully
compishcd elsewhere? At all events, Why should
boldly and calamity make the atemptf FAITH it is said
can remove mountains. Why may not faith combine,
with work. with energy, with perseverance, with rgiC
determination to conquer, Locofoco majoi
Of few thousand here in Virginia aud give the electors
vote of the State to Mlllard Fillmore?
Depend upon il, II would only ourselves
lively and euerge;ically should do the redemp
Of the State from the accursed thraldom of the Bue
cancer Democracy would by no means be improbnbl
Is 1t not at least object worth striving for ,
Wings and Americans Of Virginia, in you hands
commit the issue Of the pending struggle far
own good old State Is concerned. We admoni-h aud
you apply yourselves energeticaiy to tie gea
work that before you and strike boldly for The eeco
| vote Of Virginia Tor Miiard Fillmore. few DAYS OF e
fort and thu conflict will be over and the victory may
| ours To III. rescue one and all
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24

II IL fact to be remembered at the polls on the 4tb Of
November that tho election Of Willard Fillmore will GER
tiinly 'hrow Jaet he prospects of do,aion" 50 say.
distinguished South Carolina Democrat and for that
he and his party friends prefer tn Of Bu-
chanan. II IN Virginia, therefore, covets d..
solution Of the Union, let him vote for Buchanan But
whoever desires IT, perpeuaon, aud would hor
r1rs OF fearful aud interminsbe civil var, let him vop
Tor Willard Fillmore For by the confession Of Democrats
themselves hi election would "throw back the prospect
OF di'unon' aud make united aud hsppy people Tor
ever. Men Of Virginia and the South which do you pro
ier-Union and peace, disunion aud blood.hedf W
beg you TO answer this question wisely hufnaney patr
officially the polls on Tuesday week by voting for Mi
/ lard Fillmore