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THE lNVINCiBi.k COOK.-The citizens of
1 Washington and envIrOns are hereby notified
that have just recevcda fresh supply ofthese uni
versall< admired and unsurpassed lnvInclbe Cook
Stoves tubular ovens, for coal wood, which. for
economy in consumption of fuel and beauty ofopea
ton are, without ception, the very best Cooking
Stoves ever manufactured.
Five hundrrd references will testify to the above.
JAS. SKIRVING, Woshlng,
Stove Crate, Range, and Hot air Furnace Manu-
factory, Southeast corner Penn ave. and llth st.
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The Ohio River

NEW YORK. Sept, 24.-The Delaware, I.zcks-
wanna and Western Railroad Company have
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AT MEETING of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Public Schools some three weeks ago the Secrr-
tary Of the Board was instructed To send in the
annual report. at that time adopted 10 the Como
ration authorities. trustee wishes US TO enquire
why the report has not been sent in
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DIS. HUNTER Il WILLIAM.


81 North Charles street, Baltimore.
DIR. Hunter or Williams Will visit Washington on
the 18th and 18th of each month. The next visit will
be on Tuesday, the 18th inst
Jewelry Store. 40 25-st
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WEDDING CAFES. of every kind, at very low pr
ces made TO orddr, az the PhiIadslphia Ice Cream
Depot, corner 18th and streets. Sc II I'm
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EARM FOR RENT For TERM OF
u NEARS-A Farm of 81 acres; one half cleared
aud under cutIYatIOn situated IN slexandrla cOun-
ty. Va, adjoining and norln Of the Farm Of o. w. p
GUSTS, and about n quarter of mile from the
Georgetown Aqueduct. The land Is of excellent
quality. Ii IS well enclosed, with good dwelling,
stables, and other houses. For particulars inquire
ON he premises. or 10 III NRN BIRCH. 18th street,
between NJ aud N, Washington city, ID. T..
an
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NEW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS.

return sincere thanks to nv friends and the NIB
lic generally, for their kind and literal patronage
bestowed on me, since INV commencement IN busI-
ness. and would respectfully inform lem hat have
lHSt TeceIyed a large, well selected, and entirely
NEW SIOCh or FALL. DRY GOODS; there
FIRE would AK from them an exqmInaIiul nT The
same before purchasing elsewhere. ! feel confident
| cFn give perfect satisfaction, both IN price aud
quality, as | aru selling exclusively for CASH
therefore crn offer greater Inducements to purcaa
sers than those who do a credit business.
&. r. PERRIE,
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L ID. HAMMACX,s RESTAURANT. No "a

a.. hhhhHON = hbS atNAN U, NO. shO
- PennSy wanna avenue. under Wizards Hotel
ihls establishment IS one at the most CONVENIENTLY
located houses an Washing ton, and the putllc nav
rely on the undivided attention Of the prODTietOTS &c
times. Meals served uP Al all hours duTin. m
day and night. Game of all kinds: Oysters IN "a
their varons ST les; and stock cl Liquors ans Sc
gars that cannot he surpassed.
Also, hue draught Ale. Marker price paid for all
Kinds OF Game. Sc 24-Sts
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WATCH RETURSs.-Anne T.. Corbett, colorrd
shooting Rosetta Dodson sent to Jail for further
hearing.
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LOK SALE.-Three three story BRICK HOU
l. SIS, within quarter Of a mile Gf the City
Hal, one two story BRICK, with back hndng,
near the Circle, and one FRAME COTTAGE, on
Capitol Hill, with smaller Houses, and vacant Lots,
different portions Of the C,tv. Inquire over
Washington City Savings Bank, of
Sc l1-eOtf GRAFTON ID. HANSON.
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NR.W. HENRY PA LINERS PIANOFORTE
l'l GLASSES are daily adding new members Per
sons deslrous of awaiting themselves of Mr.. PALM
Err services aIe requested to enroll their names as
early as possible.
This Class system is more advantageous for the
advnncem-Lt of Children, than any other 81 stem Of
instruction. $500 -
IL Is equally advantageous for the perfectng OF the
most brilliant performers. - ''O
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Primary Glass SIS per quarter. Advance Glasses
SO III applications to be made to Mr.. w. H.
Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
-3DT Georgetown Classes meet every Monday and
Thursday at II O'Clock, at Miss Harrover's George
Town l. eHlaIe Seminary. d
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By GREEN. Auctlonoer

by A. GREEN, AuctIuIiuer,
CARRIAGES, BIZ G GIES. CARRYAIIS,
- Harness, HOR~Fs, &c AT AUCTIoV.-On
TIL RSDAN, the list day of October next, at II
o'clock M, | shall sell at the Livery stables of
MeSsrs. Weber & Blake, on 8th street near The
Navy ard gate, the following articles viz:
Garages, one nearly
. ) good Rugby Wagons
| CarTyali, for one or two horses
3 good Carriage Horses, young gentle and sound
S sets Double Harness
8 do Single do
And many other art !oes heHSing To livery stable
which We deem unnecessary Ia euunerate.
Terms! All sums of and under 500, cash: over
that sum, credit Of6O and ~ days, for satisfaction
IL endorsed notes hearing interest from day Of sale
Sc lid A.GREEN, AuctiOnaer.
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JAMES c. Mcguire, Auctroneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
L IN MON TOwN.-Ry virtue of a deed an trust,
bearing date the 18th day OF Mareh, 1857, aud re
corded IN liber ]. 4. g No. IN, oins Sj9. ct seq,
DAY, the 18th day ul September, la57 NJ 6 O'Clock
p. m, st the Auction Store Of James g. McJuIrc on
the corner of 10th street and Pennsy vania
nue., .ots Nos q, a. ia, II, Is, and 6, IA CIiOn Town
with the appurtenanccs. Tho above Lots are bean
,iully located, and desirable for n country resi-
dcEce.
Terms: One third cash; and the balance in four.
SIX and nine months tor notes bearing interest from
complied with within five days after the sale, the
property will be rc-soid at the risk and expense OF
the purchaser.
All ey anclng at the expense of the purchaser.
CHAS. =. WAELACH, Trustee.
Sc D eOSds JAMES &. MeCi III n r., Auct
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baltimore Market.

WHEELING, Sept. 25.-The river here To- d,
is at i stand -
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lODEY'S LADY'S BOOK. FOR OCTOBER.
NJ Received and for sale at SEIILLINGTOE'S,
Odton Building, cor. AZ ST. and Pa avenue.
Graham's Magazine. for October.
Ladies National Magazine, for October,
Arthur's Home Magazine, do.
New York Journal, do.
Mess-SIde; by Marion Hariand; author Of Alone.
Bella Trelawney, Sequel To Harold Tracy.
All the new Books, Magazines, aud News papers,
received Immediately amer publication.
Also, choice assortment of Stationery. constant
JOS SHILLINGTON,
Sc 10 Odeon Building, cor. ~ ST. aud Ia ave.
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Sc 22-6t SIS Seventh street near
RRITIsH ARMY LIST, Tor Augnst. la37--NIo


british ARMY LIST, for August, i837-AIo-
- reiis Essentials of GTaInIDar; London, IG57.
AAck.and,s Notes on Drainage; London, 1851.
ginal edition ami plates; London, 1857.
R%uSseaa's Confessions, translated into Engllsh
Camerni's Practical Guide to Italian Converse
ton; London, 1857.
The Poultry Book London. 1857.
Doe Hundred Songs of Scotland. with Music: one
volume; London, 1857; price y cents.
Ghapman,s ilads Of Homer, 2vos; London, 1857.
vols: London, 1857.
Peihgrcw's Select Collection of EpitapIs; Lon
The Metaphysics ofAristotle, literally translated;
London, 1857.
Sc 2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
TNHE COMET of Ih56: Nv j. Russell Hind. ROYAL
i AstronomICal Society, London. 1857; 81 cts.
SIR John Hcrschel's Essays, vol, London, 1857;
Amgo's Biographies of Distinguished Scieni iGc
Men; tIansla ed 10y Admiral Smyth, and others;
Tine Useful Metals. and their \ Toys; by Scoiiern,
FaIr'nrn, and "tl hers: vol, London. 1851; SAB.
Beae; London 1857: 3. 81 "
Lives of British Physicians: vol, London, 1851:
Manual for Naval Cadets; by Capt. Boyd. ROYAL
NT pe: r"1d"9' nv NJ ST TsSiss f., co,
ing: London. I&s7: s 40.
HnIdw.elr's Photographic Chemistry; London,
Hunts Manual of Photography; London 1851; 81
AeLInd's How to take Stereoscopic Pictures;
sc - FRANCk TANLOR. -
NEW SUPPLIES OF GENTS FURNISH
~ ING GOODS
Just recciV ed, 10y which prepared to pre-
sent To our friends and the public, 4 complete and
superior assortment, comprising every thing in the
way Of
Dress Shirts Of Linen and Cotton, (IVLite and
Fancy
Under SHIRTS and Drawers of silk, l.. Wool Merno,
HILL Shaker Flannel, and Net Cotton.
Hall hose do. do. de-.
Scsrls Cgayats, ~tocks, Tics.
Pocket Iiand'fs, 81 and Linen.
Cloves, Suspenders.
Dressing Robes.
Canes, Umbrellas.
Toilet Articles, x C., 60.
All of which we will sell al the lowest prices, for
y. B.-No indspositon to show our goods Our
effort WI lie to please all, and sell as many as we
GEO. ii. B. WHITE Il CO.'S
Gents Furnishing Store.
sc l6-eo6t $50 Penn ave.. bet. 9th and lott SITS
A r COST.-Having determined to confine our
"a business exclusively to the coach and cabinet
branch of the trade tine udng Bar lion and SteeD
we offer our present STOCK of BUILDING HARD
GOODS, & c., &c lat cost to close out.
All such goods must positively he sold and if not
entirely closed ont by the 18th DECEMBER will be DIS
posed OF at auction To MAKE room for aHuther class
of merchandise.
An examination of prices will conYincs purchasers
that on such goods thoio Is chance FOR good invest
ment.
With increased facilities in the branch Of the trade
to which shall hereafter devote both
as to quality and quantity. we solicit the Increased
patronage Of consumers In full confidence that prices
ELVANS ( THOMPSON,
SIC Penn. ave-, bet Vt h and 10th SITS.
(Amerlcan'ln te& Marlboro Gazette)
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
10, other., For Rentand Salen noticss. Sac

70, other" For Rentand Sale" notices see Istpars.
nor RENT,-The HOUSE adjoining the Kirk
given LIST October. Sc 2,-3t'
FOR RENT Very desirable second story
I ROOMS, furnished and unfurnlshcd, ar No. 40
18th street, between and q. Gentlemen pre-
fered.
Also. well fnrnis he'd and centrally located House
Tor rent. Apply as above. Sc q 81
ITO I.ET-A small convenient twO-story BRICK
DWELLlG HOUSE, on New York avenue
between 18th and lath streets. Ii has recently been
put in God order, AMI Will he let at a moderate rent
10 careful tenant For further particulars apply at
CHARLES De SELDlNG'S Office, No 5i7 18th
street. s 24-n03:*
F4pRx ! RE mt A large PARhGR and CHAM
corner of 18Th and b streets. z3-tf
TOR SALE.-A comfortable two-story FRAME
HOUSE, on 9Th street. between NJ and y. A
bargain may be had # applied for Immediately.
II. N. LANSDALE, Agent,
sc 23-lm' No. 564 NJ street.
FOR RENT have for rent two small FRAME
L HOUSES on Square III, little east Of the De
pot, fronting + and the other I'd street, with
gardens aud front fences attached. terms. X c.,
inquire OF AhhA' H. o'N mE Nh s" co S!9co
Sc 5 Nv Jefferson Md.
sTEAM ENGISE. y with H'' JddS %sf pf pateni
TRGAN BE Pan GI
Mill, corner Of 18th aud Canal streets.
sc - 1T tSiatesS lnteD
EOR RENT.-The sTORE-ROOM No. SIG 18th
l. street, immediately opposite the office of the
Cendenin as a Boot and Shoe store. Possession
glyen he 10Th October. For terms, &c. apply 10
GEO. w. COCHRAN. next door. sa3i- If
EoK sALE:.Two comfortable FRA Il
north side Fast Capitol street between attn aud 5th
streets east, Terms: Ssai IN cash: balance in l. ?.
and Years for either house. Apply at No. 5l2 cd
els pOLLARn wFBR, Agent.
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A FINE CONCERT o-mOrrOw night at Coombs'
Saloon, for the benefit OF Miss Mary Vincent and
John II Mye;S, he accomplished yocalists.
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IA NCIN AGA DEMY.

4 l A T. A ID L. Y.
MIR. 4 +. CASEY NSKl and DAUGHTER hsve
the honor TO eHnuunce To the Ladies and (ia en- %
tlemen of Washington and Georgetown that 20
he will re open has Glasses for Dancing in ffA
Washington on riday, the 9th of October at ..fy
Mr.. CTOuch's Hall, corner of 18th ST. and pa av
FarnlIani s bookstore, for Misses and Masters
from O'Clock p. H.; for Ladies and Gentlemen
frpm q clock .. IN. GeOrgstown-On WednesIa,
the 7th OF October, At Miss Harroyers Ladies SEM
mary, from q clock p. m.
For terms aud particulars Applicant ion can be made
at Mr. G.'s residence, al II street. between 9Th and
18th streets. sc l26m
LIME EXCELLENT ROSEWOOD AND
IT Mahogany Case Pianos, second hand, just
opened on Saturday, and for sale NJ great GAINS
% JOHN +. ELLIS.
irOR A FEW DAYS LONGER.-Great Bar
Il gaIns.-Ciosng out ut 80.
IL. j. MCLAUGHLIN d cos,
SEES ~, between 9Th and 9th SITS.
DEA NUTS. .t...
i 53tusies PEA NUTS for sale by
81 ~ " 'SI JONAS p. LEVY,
ss3u '."' So Eth street, corner Of b,
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ByJC. McGUIRF. Auctloneer.


TRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL EsTA TIE NEAR The CEHrRF MAR
KET.-By virtue ofa deed III trust, bearing date on
the Sth day Of March, 1855, and recorded llber J.
a. y, No94 toio Al. ct seq. the subscriber will
sell, on WEDNESDAY, the S1th day of Septem-
ber laS7, ar Sc O'Clock 2. m, The premises, one
undivided moiety half part portion of OTIS Nos
| and :. IN Square No 32l fronting ~ feet on the
public square opposite Centre Market, l5o feet on
north street, and l4i feet inch on Louisiana
nue., and ~ feet inches on Lot - IN sand square.
with the buildings and improvements. which consist
of large and well built three story Brick Building,
covering nearly the entire grounds and CONTAINING
several stores, halls and other rooms. The above
property is well known as Haslup Il Weeden's, and
located of the mo Al vauahe business portions
of the city. and will produce rent Of S3HN per
num- and oilers to capitalists rare opportunity for
Investment.
r. 49, and "a months, for notes bearing interest from
day of sale, secured upon the property 10y deed of
trusts and, lf not complied with in FIVE days from the
day SALE the trustee reserves the right 10 resell
the property. upon one weeks notice. at the risk
and expense of the purchaser. All convey at
the ex pense of the pure chaser.
CHAS. =. WALLACE, Trustee
se9-3taw&ds JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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CANAL-BOATNEN complain of the obstruction
now existing in the canal at tho Fourteenth street
bridge. where long boat is sunk To the bottom
Of the canal and lies crosswise, nearly extending
from one side 10 the other.
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nRESS HATS!.
IL FALL STYLE 1857.
We have just received cases more OF new and
beautiful STYLES Of GENTS HATS, which frCa
uniqu eness of pattern quality, and comfort, can IL
not be surpassed. Call At . 49,.
''O' GEO. ii. Ii. WHITE & cos,
Hat and Cap Store, SD Pa av.,
between 9Th and Inth sts
p.S-aIso n SUPERIOR assortment of Mems and
Rnx,s IL Fit and CASEiMERE HATS, all colors
sizes, qualities and prices Cheap for cash.
eO6t
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w 225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Continues to manufacture LOOKING GI,aS-
SIS, and all other kinds of PORTRAIT and pic
TIRE FRAMES, opposite Kirkwooi House,
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VALUABLE LAND IN ALEXANDRIA
COUNTY FOR SALE Tie undersigned
having tnRcre. of Lard IN his farm Will dispose Of
from 10" To ~ in lots to suit purchasers Said
Land Is situated Mules from the lOng Bridge, on
the Columbia Turnpike, and about the same Distance
from Alexandria aud GeorsetOwn Those wishing
to purchase Land, near the three cities, will do well
to- call on the SUBSCRIBER as deem ID unneces sary tn
that those wishing to purchase will examine the
property before purchasing
2. B. CORBETT,
Sc lt-eOIm (AleX, GaX 2awtD
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VOCAL MUSIC.
IN WASHINGTON AND
Sc 2i-eo&ds

INSTRUCTION IN WASHINGTON AND
q ORG ETOWN.
C.lRVlNG'S Vocal Music Glasses meet for in
structIon and practice ut Temperance Hall ON r.
street. above ID, on Monday, w ednesday and FrrGay
evenings. Afternoon classes at II O'Clock and
ngnt cass at7s ana his class for Georgetown meet
AT Mr.. ArnoId's School room on w est street nd
JnlninE me residence of Rev. DIR Bocnok, on'Tues-
DAY and Thursday evenings. AT ~ o'clock.
Terms, tIn either class. p lessons. SIS
Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of receiving a
thorough Know ledge of music will DO gratlfied By
uniting with either Ofthese classes.
. Application can be made to Mr.. I. at the Hall or
through the Post Office. Sc 2I.tf
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NEW ARRANGEMENT We learn that the
Southern Steamboat Company have placed, for
the accommodation OF passengers, at the Wash
la ton terminus, Omnibuscs mi I,,.,yaoe ,v,yons
IL Tun betwetu the steamboat sad tht various ho-
tel Some complaint is made by the several no.
Tel PorI-rs Of this new arrangement, a. II cuts off
Large portion Of their revenue.
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A SHOOTING CAsE.-Last night, between the
hours Of 10 and n O'Clock, a shooting affair came
OF between two muiattO girls at the boarding
house OF MIS- Campbell. on FOur-and-a-haI
street IL is said by the other servants OF the
hOu~- that JEALOUSY IL the cause Of the quarrel
ROsannI DOdO>On was In the act Of undressing
herself. wL-n Ann Colbert (colorcd) drew aside
the curtain of the window close by whe.e Ros-
anna was standing and took the pistol from her
bosom and fired through a broken pane of Glass
at RO>anna, the shot taking effect in her Tight
side, ina Aing most dangerous wound Officer
leatHl4n Was immediately summoned to the .not
aud arrested Aan. and She II now in iaiI ayyaitiu9
an examination. DIR. Bowie was called in and
dressed the wound. but did not succeed in or
tracing the ball. She Is dangerously wounded
Ann claims that she was about to use the pi,toI
To shoot rats and that il went of accidentally In
her hands
DRUNK, BUT SENsIELE.-Last night, u Young
who was decidedly the worse for liquor.
went 10 the Guard house and asked 10 be sent 10
jail Tor protection against himself and his fiends
W hen IL met them IL was ''Georgeta Ike drink
and thus Le Was ia his present condition. Far
Hr>y he plead To be sent 10 the Jail To the work
L"u>e anywhere. that liz would lie out of the
reach OF ''fiIendS' and wLi>ky.'' He WIS al
loved To- stay At the Guard -houSs. overnight but.
having committed no crime. and his appearance
Indicating that hr was anythin" but vdgTant,
his request To be sent 10 the Jail Or 10 the work
house could not be complied with.
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Apply To II. n. EASBY, G5j 9Th street, between |.
and Nj. Sc 2-eO3w
lNOR SALE-lOO acres of Land. situated in Jack
Il son county, North Carolina, on the w cary Hut
Greek, about eight miles east Of WebstT the ooun-
These lands rich in copper ore-an English
Company are now engaged IN mining operations on
an adjoining tract-they well wooded and water
ed and offer great indictment to speculation.
For terms apply TO THOS. r.. LLOYD,
Real Estate Agent. ofhcs No. 474 18th st.
Sc 2-eOlm' Opposite City Post Office.
DARN FOR SALI..-A small FARM, contain
Il ing IL Of Land, will be sold IN lots to suit
purchasers the whole Of 1t dIsposed OF any one
fishing 10 purchase. liz Is within two miles or the
Centre Market. For information inquire of GEO.
T.. MOOR Z, east of the Park Hotel, 18th street.
Sc l9w3w<
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President Buchanan'S Letter,

We publish elsewhere the memorial
Of Professor Sil!iman and forty two
other voters of Connecticut, addressed to
His Excellency, james Buchanan.
President If the United States" and the
Presidents reply thereto, This letter is
somewhat remarkable one in MANY
respects, as showing the disgraceful po-
stion into which the extreme Southern
nullifers have forced the once proud dem
ocratlc party and its present chief
Even "poor Pierce now only remem.
bcred for his sabserviency TO the
South and perfdy to the North, never
bowed so low to court Southern favor.
as Mr.. Bue hanau has in this disgraceful
letter to Professor Silliman.
The extreme doctrine Of Calhoun,
that slavery is carried into all the terri
tories of the federal Union by the U. S.
Constitution, is boldly avowcd by Mr..
Buchanan "a doctrine so rnons,rous
and so much at variance with the civil.
ization Of the age. the theory of our
government and the practice under IT.
so derosatory to our national character
as a model Republic Boosting as we
do, that We possess the freest govern
ment on earth never would have willing
ly been adopted by the President, unless
some oyershadowing necessity had forced
him up to this outer verge Of Southern
crazy notions. When Mr.. Calhoun in
ls47 broached this monstrous doctrine
in the resolutions which he introduced
in the L. S. Senate, Mr.. Benton de-
nOunced them "ircbrand" and as Ger.
tain to break up the Democratic party.
These resolutions lie slumberinc among
the rubbish of the U. 8. Senate to this
day, the party refusing to adopt them or
give them respectful hearing. To-day,
tho doctrine that the common Cons.itu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-11

Lights and &ado,os of Political Life.
Last Saturday Judge Conrad sentenc.
ed a man named Rump to prison for two
years and eight months for the perpetra
ton of frauds by which James Buchanan
Was elected to the Presidency last fall
Mr., Buchanan now occupies the White
House at Washington. and Rump il
domiciled in a cell at Moyamensing -
Pniia. Bulletin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-11

MuRDERous AssAULT.-George Book
er Of Hsllowell, was lately arrested fol-
a murderous assault with a slung sho,
on George W. Hall. an overseer in tn,
cotton mill, with whom he previously
had had trouble. He was arrested and
bound over for trial in the superior
court, in the sum of $500. Failin. 10
give bail he was committed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-11

The account published in the Unioa
Of the meeting in Ellsworth to hear Mr.
Morrill,. is false in more than one par
ticaltr. In the afternoon there were no,
more than twenty ladies in attendance
AMI the Hall was we'll filled. TIE Hal
will hold to 5 hundred. In the eve.
ming there was large number of ladies'
and the Hall was jammed full and
running ever. The Republicans are
satisfied with the meeting every way.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-11

The American Republicans Of Ellsworth are re-
quested TO NEE, at Lords Hall on saturday the
l?,h inst, a, ? o'clock p. NJ, to nominate a ca D.
ddate for RI preventative 10 the State Legislature
Per Order of Town Committee
Ellsworth. sept. 9TH, 1851. Iw
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Henry B. Hirs;, of Philadelphia, has
written pome on Mr.. Buchanan, in
which he invokes him, in settling the
Kansas and other difficulties. to
Arm Go forth nakcd.te the aght,"
An exchange hopes Mr.. Buchanan vii.
not do any such ridiculous thing. Let
him at least adopt the Texan costume
sairs collar and spurs.
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