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FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW AND FASHION
ABLE GOODS

THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure of informing his
i friends and customers that he has Just received
another supply OF NEW FALL and WINTER GOODS,
which he will take pleasure In showing TO all who may
favor him with call Ills stock Is complete IN every
respect and will be offered at such prices as cannot is
to convince all that they money by purchasing
Of him. His Goods OF the best and most fashonaDe
Styles consisting Of French English and German eoth
and Cassimervs, " ALI kinds and Qualities ana iu as
sortment of yestnas of the most prevailing styles.
l. ~ MUDD, Merchant Tailor,
oct I0--tr ID street, betn 7th and sth sn'
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How beautiful is this October sun. how
pleasant are its breezes! how delightful the sky
above us and the earth beneath and how
happy are the thousands who walk upon this
portion of the fair earth-this "land Of the
free p SO long as the rays Of that golden sun
shall continue to invigorate and cheer this heri-
tage, so long may freedom, prosperity, and
peace be ours Scab!
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RoBBER CAUGHT.-About two o'clock this
morning officers Coke, Fowler, and Cross heard
some noise in the boarding house Of Mrs. Pey-
ton, corner Of the Avenue and Four-and-a. half
street, and posted themselves near the door. In
few minutes the door opened and three men,
with candles, two shovels, and q billet of wood,
emerged from the front door. The officers ap-
preached, when these men placed themselves in
a fighting attitude, with their formidable wea-
pons in hand but as soon as they found the
policemen around them, they gave information
that robber had been in the house, and was
then in the back yard. Officer Coke imme-
diately went in search, and followed the robber
into the adjoining yard, where he had sought
concealment. He was promptly secured and
taken to the watch-house, and was committed
for trial by Justice Goddard this morning. He
had entered the house by back second story
window. Whether he had an accomplish or not
is not known His name is Frank McGann,
and he is plumber by trade.
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TnE SMALLPOX PANIC AT PHILADEIPHIA.-
The true state of the case appears to be, that
the ship Shackamaxon arrived there with be-
tween four hundred and five hundred passen-
gers, all in good health, except tro who had
the smallpox.
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FUN TseF On. ZUm. Sun sets on. IUm
S5- MIR. Il. w. CARR, newspaper agent, is the only au
thorzed agent for this paper in Philadelphia, and duly
empowered to take advertisements and subscriptions
the rates required by His receipts will be regarded
payments. Office at the northwest corner OF Third
and Walnut streets.
GO The privileges Of yearly advertisers viii be
fined rgidy to their regular business and all other
yersements not pertaining TO their regular business
agreed for, to be paid extra
CO Every notice designed TO call attention to private
enterprises calculated intended TO promote individual
interest," only be inserted with the understanding
that the same is to be paid for.
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The Queen of England was going to visit
Manchester, for the purpose, it was said, of
planting the seeds of loyalty, and of putting u
stop to the American feeling in that populous
central mart of reform.
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PARKER's FANCY STORE


I S UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE this season, being full
of fresh and brilliant Fancy Goods all of the newest
patterns and most fashionable styles In
GLOVES,
800 dozen Paris Kid Gloves, all colors and numbers
manufactured expressly for his store. In
RIBBONS,
40 cartons of the richest styles Paris Ribbon all coors
and widths. Some very beautiful for sashes and the
neck. In COMBS,
l5 entirely patterns Shell Tuck Combs Paris make.
100 entirely patterns Buffalo do do
very large assortment OF Shell, Buffalo, and English
Horn Dressing Combs; and Ivory Fneeeth Combs, very
superior; few dozen BARRIERS Hair-Cutting Combs
HAIR BRUSHES.
very large and superior assortment of English,
French and American Hair Brushes expressly for
Hair-Dressers SCISSORS
small assortment Of very fine Scissors made by Helm
ish of Newark and Ternan of New York. expressly for
sales. PERFUMERY.
10 cases of Perfumery, containing Lubins Extracts,
Oils Soaps, Noel dc Beauf, Illustrate for the hair
HAIR DYE.
Bachelors Hair Dye which warrant TO change the
hair in fifteen minutes 10 dark chestnut jet black.
The dye confidently recommend the best article
eyer offered for dying the human hair.
PARKER'S
Fancy, Perfumery and Comb Store,
oct 2l-6t Pa. ay, under National Hotel.
MASH Eve News
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,JIID GLOVES AT 40 CENTsI-Just re-
IN ceived large lot Of Kid Gloves little spotted, al
10 cents, very cheap. For sale Mt
oct 25-tr BROWNS Cheap Cash Store.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, 6c.-A. first
ID stock Of Blankets, flannos Shawls, Cassnets
ehildren's Goats, Hats, &c, very cheap Fannes low
12L cents. Frstrate Furniture Calico at cents,
worth IL. For sale at BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
25-tr Penn. opposite Browns Hotel.
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Mr.. ANDERSON, the magician, is astounding
everybody with his wonderful feats Of legerde-
main, at the Musical Fund Hall, Philadelphia
and WYMAs is doing even more than that at
Odd-Fellows' Hall, in this city. lie will be in
Georgetown on Monday evening.
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4. SHOEMAKER.

Corner Of + and Eleventh. streets,
OFFERS for sale family extra and superfne Flour
~ old Java, Rio, Maracaibo, and Laguyra Coffee fine
Imperial Gunpowdcr, Young Tyson, and Black Teas
Clarified Crushed, Loaf Pulversed Porto Rico, and New
Orleans Sugar superior Hams, Cornena, Farina Water
Buckets Keccrs, and washing requisites Sperm, Mould
and Adamantine Candles; Maccaroni, Olive Oil, Olives
Capers, &C. &c. oct 1S-2w
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Y w HALL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
GROCERIES, WINES, AND LIQUORS;
NAILS, HARDWARE, AND oUEENswARE;
A General Assortment Of Boots and Shoes;
Cor of 1 and 9TH streets, opposite Dorsey's Hotel,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
H The best brands Of Wines aud Liquors In Bottles 90
ALSO, THE CHOICEST IMPORTED CIGARS.
oct
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GEN. WooL.-The Ulster IN. ~ Democrat
is out with strong and forciblc leader advo-
eating the nomination Of Gen. Wool for the
Presidency by the Democratic National Con-
yention.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE!

rTNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the Public
that he has taken the Store at the of and
18th streets where he intends keep constantly hand
a superior assortment OF FAMILY GROCERIES, which
he will sell at the very lowest prices for cash. The Pub
lie may be assured that they will be furnished with the
very best articles in his line.
oct lS-2w ED, SHOEMAKER.
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pay~Scnator DOUGLAS delivered an on-hand
address at the Maryland Cattle Show in Balti-
more yesterday, with which every one appeared
10 be delighted.
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THE CENTRE MARKET this morning was finely
supplied, and crowded with purchasers. Best
cuts Of beef sold at cents per pound; veal, &c.;
lamb, &c.; pork, l0c.; sausages, l0c.; chickens
50@62lc. per pair; turkeys, 81 each; geese
623c. each; ducks, 623975c. per pair butter
20@3lc. per pound; eggs, 25c. per dozen
Irish potatoes, 25@37c. per peck; sweet pota-
toes, 25c. per peck; turnips, zoe. per peck
tomatoes, SIC. per peck; green corn, loo. per
dozen; onions, &c. per peck; cucumbers, SIC.
per hundred; apples, 25@50c. per peck.
The smoking community was well repre-
scented, and "long mines intolcrably strong.
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Philadelphia Markets.
Heavy Robbery!

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 25-2 p. m.
The market is unchanged.
r. Engle s. Brothers silk store was robbed
last night of five thousand dollars worth of
goods and money. Five hundred dollars re-
ward is offered to-day
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PAPERS MIsLAIp.

DIAPERS in the Of Thomas Crown Government
contractor for brick, &C. The finder will be literally
rewarded by restoring them to the Office Of the National
Hotel or to me. BEVERLEY TUCKER.
oct I5--dlm
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ODD-FELJnWS, HAIL.

yvvYMAN'S Exhibition OF Magic and yentriloquism
w LifMoving Figures, &c, at the above Hall this
(hONDAY) evening, October 20, and every evening du
ring the week. Particulars in bills. ...
oct 2n--tf
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NOTICE mo- sPoRTsMFN

M HAVE TINS day received a large assortment Of
w English and American Guns, consisting of fine Da-
mascus twist single and Double Barrel Fowling Pieces;
Boys Single and Double Guns; two large River Duckng
Guns; together with good supply Gun Fixtures All
OF which offer ut extremely prices Those In want
OF good Gun VIII find it much 10 their interest to give
us a call LINDSLEY BADEN,
OCT z2-5t Penn. ay., bet. 9th and 10th SITS
+ Sat, Eve. Naws1
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BARGAINS I'm BOOTS AND SHOES.

WE WOULD PARTICULARLY call the attention Of
wv our customers and the Public TO large and
complete of BOOTS and SHOES Of every de-
crption and quality, consisting in part Of the following
kinds and prices:
Ladies' black, blue, green and colorcd Caters $3.50 to
$3.50
Misses do do do do 81 to 81 so
Childs' do do do do 81 10 SIC.
Youths patentlcathcr Shoes beautiful article, s125
FOR GENTLEMEN WE HAVE
Congress gacr cloth, and patencather $3.50 to $3.50
Patentleather Pumps and Montereys, 81 10 81
Boots and Shoes, sewed and pegged for $l.50 TO SO
Fine calf sewed Boots, waterproof, at IS
Single and doublc-soied Boots, of our manufac-
ture, $3.50 to $3.50
Mems kip and calf Boots, from S1.50 10 80
Boys do do from al 80 to 1926
Youth and children'sd do from 81. 20 to $l75
With complete assortment Of all kinds and qualities
OF Shoes usually kept In woll-reguated Shoesorc AL
that In want Of good article and Mt low prices,
would invite 10 call and look at stock, for know
that offer inducements to buy that cannot fail
DO not forget the store, but call at
A. HOOVER A. SONS,
south side Pennsylvania avenue, next to b. H. Jack
son and Bros bet 9th and 9TH sts, opp. Browns
Hotel. oct 23-eoSt
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JOHN ESPEY
GLOVES, HOSIERY, LACEs, &C.

r an The daily increasing visiters the new Fancy
dI1ih and Millinery Store SIXTH Street lon
n UNIV in discovering that by stopping few doors above
~ G the Avenue they from 10 to 10 per cent.
on many of their purchases.
Mrs. COLLISION is constantly receiving additions to
her stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods: Dress Caps
Dress Trimmings Laces, Fringes, Ribbons, Gimps
Silk Braids, Materials for Fancy Work, Perfunery
GS-Worsted (Zephyrs) II cents dozen skeins
Gloves, Hosiery, Embroidered handkerchefs, Scarfs
New Patterns Tuck Combs, neck and side do.
Also
Gentlemens Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchief, Suspen-
ders Toilet articles Hair and Tooth Brushes, &C &c.
Store on SIXTH STREET, near Louisiana ay.
oct22 Rear Of the National and Browns Hotels
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WANTS.

M ANTED--An APPRENTICE, lo or IL Years of
w age. stout boy, well recommended. viii hear
OF good opportunity BY applying at this once.
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New York Markets.

NEW York. Oct. 25--2 p. m.
Flour is frmer to-day-Southern is selling at
$4@4.25. Grain is frmer. Cotton is dull.
Government stocks are dull; fancies are look
ing upward
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Consul OWEN NOT ARRIVED. was the
Charleston the other day. The htelligencer, Of
this morning, explains how it was misled on
the subject.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-25

The OpERATIc CONCERT on Monday evening
will probably exceed any thing our citizens have
heard in many years, if ever. 1t will be well
attended, if We may judge from the sanguine
anticipations of all who speak Of it, We look
for brilliant assemblage-for an array of
beauty even more enhancing than the music of
the famous artistes
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From the New York Herald, OF yesterday.

The European News by the Hermann.
Z. The steamer Hermann, which arrived at this
port yesterday brings four days later intelli-
gence from Europe. She also brings the fine
complement Of one hundred and sixty passen-
gers Among them is Mr.. James G. Bennett
the editor and proprietor of this Journal after
an absence of several months in Great Britain
and on the Continent.
The news by this arrival is Of no special i'm
portance. The political affairs Of France and
the Continent are dragging heavily along-calm
upon the surface, but full Of the elements of
popular discomfort, on the one hand and Of
uneasiness among the tinkering cabinets on the
other. A prominent feature of continental af
fairs is the universally embarrassed condition
Of the finances Of all the various nationaliies.
Scarcely single State, principality, or duke
dom Of Europe is in o condition either to lend
or to borrow; for, excepting Holland, all ap.
pear to be short Of funds and of the credit
necessary to meet the liabilities, even, of n
peace establishment Under such circum-
stances, the great powers are oil under the
same necessity Of preserving the peace; and
this necessity of averting the expensive arbi-
trament of war in any case may possibly ope-
rate to postpone the final settlement OF accounts
with the people. A general war would be fol-
lowed by q general bankruptcy. How different
is the condition of these United States, with
the prodgious resources Of the cotton Of the
South and the gold of California! How amply
able, in the face of the exhausted and decrepit
state Of the powers Of Europe, to give them
good counsel and advicel
The refusal of the government Of France to
allow Kossuth to pass through her territory,
appears to have nettled the distinguished Hun
garian considerably, if We may judge from the
revolutionary address which, in consequence Of
the said refusal, he directed to the democrats
Of Marseilles." From this address, whatever
may have been the policy of France, it is pretty
evident that the policy of Kossuth is exactly
| the reverse Of that of Louis Napoleon.
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PLAID BONNET RIBBONS.

lust RECEIVED six boxes rich Plaid Ribbons.
81 Also, six dozen Of the latest style Bonnets
For sale at BROWNS Cheap Cash Store
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Baltimore Markets.
BALTrMonr. October %

DALIlMobE, Octoper 90 p III.
Flour is frmer-sales Of GOO bbs. Howard
street have been made ut 1887, and 800 bills
City Mills at 1881 Red wheat, 75c.; white,
72@85c. White corn, 55c.; yellow, SOC. Oats,
&c. Whisky, 23c. Tobacco firm at last week 5
prices.
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| The Norfolk or First District Mill.
son, the late able and highly respected repre-
sentative, is reelected by majority unprece-
denied of late years in that district although
his Wing opponent, Leopold c. = Cowper' IS
noble, estimable, and highly talented gentle
man. The Herald thus imperfectly explains the
matter:
"We are satisfied now that the Wings in this
/ citv. cannot be brought to act as political
party after the manner and appliances Of their
opponents, who raise no question about their
man, If he is true to their principles and by
taking special care that all the public patronage
within their reach shall enure to their partsans,
they are always enabled to present an unbroken
front at elections, and thus maintain their as
tendency"
We suppose Kebuke is here implied of those
who do not take care of their friends If So,
and if the national Executive is aimed at, we
have only to say the Hpaldlittlc knows how hard
it would be for them to decide who are their
friends A good many days, if not weeks,
have passed since we heard any Wing in this
city avow preference for any one now in au-
thority to General Scott, in the selection of a
candidate for the next election; and we have
heard "A very large number Of men in Office ex-
press their pirate views on the subject!
WHEELING, Oct 24.-The returns thus far
received from this, the Fifteenth Congressional
District, leave little doubt of the election of
Thompson, (Dcm) over Raymond, (Whig. }
Thompson gains 200 in Ohio county, and his
majority in Brooke is 70, and in Marshall 25
RICHMOND, Oct. 25.-Judge Caskie Dem. is
elected in this district by about $50 majority
over Bolts, (Whig.) He carries Chesterfield,
Henrico, Hanover, Powhatan and Louisa coun-
ties. Mr.. Bolts carries Richmond city by the
reduced majority of 800 votes.
Tenth District.-There is no doubt Of the
election of Faulkner, (Whig,) to Congress, over
Bedinger, being Wing gain.
p. S.-We learn by telegraph that in the
tenth district Warren county has given Bedin-
ger only seventy five majority, thus insuring
Faulkner's election.
The New Constitution everywhere prevails,
by great majorities.
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DY VIRTUE OF decree Of the Orphans Court OF
Id Washington county, issued the 2lst of October,
1851 shall sell at public sale for cash. in front of the
Centre Market Thursday October 3d. 1851 at 10 o'clock
o. M the following property, to wit: Silver Watch,
Iron Pot, and Gun. III. Il. l.. kEESE,
Administrator Of Adam Switzer, decd.
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New ORLEANS, October 2i.-News has been
received from Tampico to the 9Th. General
Canales had asked permission of the provisional
congress Of Mexico to treat with the rebels.
Congress refused to make any terms, but au-
thorized the government to employ all the
means of the State, including the National
Guards, &C., to suppress the instruction. The
troops had left Tampico and Vera Cruz for the
Rio Grande.
PIrTsBURG, Oct. 24.-The Pennsylvania and
Ohio railroad is now open to ten miles beyond
New Brighton. An excursion trip was made
yesterday of thirteen miles in seventeen min
utes. The line will be completed to Alliance
and Cincinnati by December next The Cen
trail railroad is progressing rapidly at this end,
and will be open to Turtle Greek next week.
BUFFALO, October 24--The steamer Buckeye
State and schooner Saratoga came in collision
last night off Long Point. The schooner was
sunk and three of her crew drowned. She had
a cargo OF 5000 bushels of corn for this port.
PROVIDENCE, October 24.-The case of AL
mira Beazley, fifteen years old, who poisoned
her little brother, was submitted to the jury
last evening, who this morning returned YER
dict of not guilty, on the ground Of insanity.
New YoRK, October 24.--The cargo Of ten,
by the ship Andalusia were sold at auction to-
day, md brought full prices for all except Hy-
son and Pouchong.
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NATIONAL GREYS' B

NATIONAL GREYS' BALL!
fJ,HE NATIONAL GREYS have the honor TO announce
L that they will give their ANNUAL BALL on the
evening Of the Gath OF November.
CIR Particulars in future advertisement.
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HURRAH FOR KOssUTH

fIiIIE ARRIVAL of this noble and distingu he'd Hun
garan exile will doubt be gratifying TO the mind
every true American patriot-but the announcement
that EDWARD DAWSON is shaving for fire cents, and
cutting hair for zen cents viii be equally interesting to
eyory man. Ioct 25-eolt
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CANNON'S DYSPEPTIC BITTERS.-A
~ new supply of this valuable family Medicine to-day
received, for sale for 3711 cents per bottle.
oct IL j. II. CALLAN.
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A Gard.

VIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
Il OF Washington that he has opened a JOB PRINTING
OFFICE of and 8th Streets where prepared
TO execute every description Of Job Printing and he
hopes to be able give satisfaction to those who may
favor him with their orders. =
Cards. Handbills, Notices, Insurance Policies, Bank
Checks Labels, Pamphlets, &C., &c. printed at short
notice. JONATHAN HARDWOOD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IS, 1851
R9- Any orders left the office Of the american, Tee-
9faph VIII DC promptly attended to- sep 13-tf
HOoDs! HOODS IAN assortment of Silk and
Il IL Merino Hoods on hand, and making daily 10
order and for sale, at the New Store SIXTH street.
oct TT Near corner Louisiana avenue.
INOR RENT-A LARGE ROOM, suitable for a
Store, situated the of 10th street and New
York avenue. This is good location and presents a
fine opportunity for any desiring to engage in the
Grocery or other business Inquire on the premises.
oct Eft
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Sailing OF Ocean Steamers.
p,px, r,xrntsY e,.p m..p
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening" October ed, by the Rev. JOHN
y. Cook, Mr.. WILLIAM Ill. MARTIN to Miss ABEL
JAMESON, all Of this city.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER Is

an rises Oh. 2om. Sun sets Oh ION
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(dOD LIVER OIL.-Pure Medicinal Cod Liver
~ Oil, warranted free from aduteration.
For sale by j. Il. CALLAN,
oct 22-tr Corner of II and 7th streets.
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LE SEh AND AGUE CURED FOR 81.
IL Rowands Tonic Mixture is warranted to cure Aguo
and Fever; and the price off per bottewill be re-
funded whenever 1t fails, when used directed
For the genuine, apply at the of and 7th sts
oct 22-- j. r. CALLAN.