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THE siCKLY sEAsos.-TI

THE SICKLY SEASOS.-Tbere are some
diseases that visit stated seasons of the year and
which not unrequentlY become aarminey fatal du.
ring the and autumn months especially TO the
young. Itis supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements OF the Stomach and Bowels alone
Does not every feeling OF our nature become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this rightful mortahtyl
not bourd by every principle of religion to adj
minister relief when in our powerl BRANDRETH'S
PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all impureties,
gives power to every organ TO perform its functions
heahily, no matter whether externally internally
situated. Nature has formed the bowels for the
alton OF all unhealthy humours OF the blood and il
would bat use common sense, he would take care
they perform this office faithfully. II the bowels are
ont Of Order il too slow or 100 active, few doses OF
Baandreth's Pills will bring them to order Ask the
lhat was dying from conshpated bowels what
cured him; he tells you Brandreths Pills Ask him
who mas had the dyssen cry for six months and every
remedy had failed he will tell you that Brandreths Pls
cared him in week. So with levers, chlls and other
diseases: In a word use Brandreths Pills, it you are
sex and desire be well-and use them occasionally
when well, to keep off sickness.
For sale by NJ. BRANCH,
No. East Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country merchants and planters can be supplied
New oTk prices. SEES
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which being afterwards daavowed, leading De.
moCrat (Mr. Ferguson) declared In the House Of
Delegates, that had he not been misinformed, Mr..
Mason should never have received his vote.
The Georgian's assurances that Messrs. Cas-
kie, Millson, Meade, &C., occupy precisely the
position of Gov. Mcdonald, who presided over
the second Nashville Convention which concoc-
ted a detailed plan for the dissolution of the Uni
on, demands the attention of those gentlemen
and their supporters rather than ours.
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INDIAN TROUBLES.

From the Alta California, Oct 2.]
by the arrival of the Chesapeake last evening, we
have later intelligence from the northern portion of
the State.
The Indians in all the northern country, are repre-
sented as exceedingly troublesome and dangerous. 1t
has become impossible to travel through the country
except in large parties and well armed, the savages
invariably murder every isolated individual THIS
state of things has most disastrous effect upon the
interests of that section of the State 1t has broken
ped the working of many of the most productive MN
ing tracts, and has almost entirely annihaled the
business of the merchants and packers who have been
engaged in supplying the miners from the coast towns
business are fast following this unfortunate position
of affairs and unless The Indian commissioner the
eradication of this evil the northern country will be
most lamentably and dsastrousy retarded, ii not ut
terly ruined
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CONSUL OWEN.

The following note from our Consul at Havana,
appeared in the Savannah Republican of Friday:
HAVANA Oct. 20, 1851.
TO the Editors of the Savannah Republican
GENTLEMEN IL have no official information of nv
recall bat the fact is announced in the papers of New
Orleans and New York. l must request that you will
do the favor ask that the public shall not Judge
me till they shall hear me fully. ask nothing from
their mercy; but have right to justice.
Very respectfully, &C.,
A f OWEN
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WING MEETING IN MADISON WARD

Pursuant to a call in the Wing papers of The citv. n
meeting of the Young Wings Of Madison Ward was
held in the basement story of the African Church on
Monday night. Mr.. James H. Walford was appointed
Chairman of the meeting, and John Crane, Jr. re-
quested 10 act Secretary.
After delegating several gentlemen to cooperate
with the Wing Vigilance Committee, Messrs B. B.
Miner, Thos. J. Evans, Geo r. Peake, and Dr. Will
SON. (tormery of Meckenburg countyD were severally
called tor to address the meeting, and responded in
spirited and anmating speeches
Tn motion OF Mr.. Samuel Price COMMITTEES of
!hree was appointed to prepare and repor to an adj
Journed meeting, constitution and by laws for the
organization of the Wings of this ward and so to
select place and fix he time for the next meeting.
On motion, the meeting then ad ourned.
JAS. H. WALFORD, Chm'n
JOHN CREME, JR. Sec'y
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CEs'Y IA Il e. A EEe "a.

The OPERA,-To-ngh the brief season Of the
Opera Troupe closes. We are sorry to say they have
not received proper encouragement during their So
ourn in the city. This may be attributable mainly,
we suppose to the high prices charged for admission
but Its OF no consequence" now, Toos would saw
10 cast about for excuses the unpleasant fact exists
that one OF the most refined and delightful amusements
has languished whole week for public support in the
metropolis oil the Old Dominion
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NORFOLK, Nov End.

- NORFOLK, Nov End
The U Circuit Court for the Eastern district of
OF Virginia commenced its fall session in this city yes
terday, Judge Hallyburton presiding The Grand Ju-
ry found bills against George Williams Jas Het
rick, Smulledge, Alexander Cucbman, and Stephen
Spencer, charged with mutiny. Jos ThomF son, one Of
the parties sent home on the charge of having muir
dered James Hawkins steward of the barque Wyman
Rich. at Valparaiso in March last, brought before
he court under a writ OF hsbeas corpus, and dis
charged Ths others will be tried Tomorrow.
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HERICO CIRCUIT COURT.

Peter Holloway, charged with felon;ous homicide
-stabbng and killing negro man in this city last
Summer-was placed at the bar Monday. The whole
day was devoted to the trial The case was given to
the jury late in the evening; and becoming apparent
that they could not agree upon verdict, they were
turned over to the Sheriff. who kept them together
Monday night. Yesterday they agreed upon a verdict,
acqung the prisoner, who was thereupon discharged
from custody gsr44t
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS. Oct 2

ToBAcco-Fair supply and moderate demand Vir-
gna, Zoe per Id; Myers aromatic, 50 60c do; twin
bros IS 60c do; grape Al SOC do; nectar As SOC
dos honeydew, 40 45c do, leaf. wrappers, l2hc. do;
do filters, l2ac do :; tin foil, 65 zoe do.
FLoUR.-No arrivals the past week from Chill; the
supply from that quarter off, for the present by
orders from Valparaiso, for the Australian market
Chill, per sack, SIP S14; Gaego, per bbl., $l2 a
Sl3 Haxal, per bbl., $40 $ll; ordinary brands SO
$40 per Dbl; corn meal, half bbls So % 50 So;
buckwheat, do SIS IS so
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DANvLLE TOLL BRreR.-The bridge being erected
across Dan River at this place. is steadily progressing
towards completion. Much the larger portion of the
work is finished and the remainder far progressed
TO lustiLy the belief. that it will be ready for use
about the first of December. 1t will not be entirely f.
nshed so early, but will no doubt be completed before
the close of the year.-Dan Register
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NJ OT1CE.-W ater-Takers will recoIlect that their
VI Water Rents due This Day, November LIST )
for six months, in advance
respectfully request them to call at my office from
this time TO Inc 10Th inst , and pay their bills from
which time shall commence calling those who
may tail 10 call on me, when hope shall no be re-
quested TO call again.
NJ. L. STRATTON
no5-2t Register Water Works.
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MAYORS COURT

Yesterday quite number of turbulent spirits
blacks and whites-made their appearance before his
Honour, in obedience to the mandates of his numer-
Gus emlssares. Most of them claimed the Valley as
their local habitation; ard the exhibit made would
hardly leave on the mind of the spectator very ia
vourabe impression of the quiet and order of thai
portion of the city. None of the cases. however,
were worthy of special notice.
An elderly white loaer named Finn was provided
with comfortable winter quarters in the city Jail be-
cause he went to the cage Monday night and refused
TO leave. This man is a non-resident-a regular in
terloper-and has probably bent his footsteps hher
because we have work-house in the city.
John Hines. recent graduate of Col Morgan's in
stlutlon, was also brought up by the police and or
dered to leave the city without delay.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Noble, Ireland, Philadelphia
Steamer Pennsylvania, Walton, Philadelphia
Steamer City OF Richmond, Terry, New York
SAILED,
Schr VIM w Wyer Stoddard, Boston
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York
NEW YORK, Nov. 3-Cld Saturday, schr Galle
CO. Dearborn, Richmond.
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AZ EBERS' BASKET MANUFACTO-
w RY. New street, back Of the New Market
The brothers WEBER. at this stand, manufacture and
sell, and also repal Baskets OF all descriptions w H.
ally Of willow work-a' low prices wholesale snd
elaH. DC l5-lm*
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AUCTION Notwithstanding attention is 50.
Iicited to the sale OF Carriages and Buggys to take
place THIS MORNING at ha If past nine O'clock in
rear OF my store.
See advertisement ALEX. MOTT,
nov S Auetonaer
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05-WHlGS OF UNION AND CHURCH HILLS.
You are invited to attend meeting Tonight, at
Springfield Hall, at which time the officers of the
Wing Association for that section will be elected 1t
Is earnestly hoped that every Wing, the two Hil'7,
will be present. no 5
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IL Ill Eliza, very superior article and in prime order
being all shipped under deck for sale by
nos J d F. GLEN DINING
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS,
9TH DISTRICT.

The following table, is we believe, very nearly &C.
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sKa1@ FOR PHlLA DELPHiA.-ThS
fast and regular packet steamer PENN
Nv ANA, Capt Walton, is now receiving cargo
and will positively sail on Thursday, G h instant ar
o'clock, +. M. For freight or passage, having supe-
flor sateroom accommodations apply on hoard or to
RANKIN u w HITLOCK
fas. age in tlrs cabin, meals included. .......S8
DO second do do do ...........7
no D r. & w
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TCommunicated.1

MEssRs. EDIroRs / am gratifed in perceiv-
ing that we are to have suitable display ON
laying the cornerstone of the new Capitol
buildings. This is precisely what is wanted by
the public. The occasion will be thus magni-
fed to the importance which the singleness of
the event and the greatness of the day and the
country demand. We hope there viii be an en-
thusiastic response from all sections of the
country around To lay the cornerstone of
such a building building dedicated to our
entire conntry-has every thing that is noble
about it, and cannot but awaken some of the
most lofty ideas and patriotic sentiments which
dwell in the breast Of man. Shall not the oc-
casion be made to awaken an enthusiasm for
the Union and a love Of country that shall heal
all murmurings and jealousies, of whatever
character, throughout the whole land? 1t can
be done if we but will it. ScpIo
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NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE OF writ Of fe facias, issued by THOMAS
ID O. DoSS esq Of the justices Of the peace in and
for the county of Washington District OF Columbia at the
suit Of John May, against the goods and chattes Of
Julia simms to directed have seized and taken In
execution ali the right title and interest OF the said Julia
Simms In and to two tables washstand, bowl, and
pitcher eight pictures, In frames; candestck, one
bookings lot OF carpeting six pieces OF WOODWARD,
four pieces of ronware two fatrons pair OF longs
cofeemi pair Of androns four pieces Of tin
ware, and one stove.
And hereby give notice, that the 9Th day of July,
1851 at O'clock m, In front Of the Centre Market
house. In the city Of Washington, District Of Columbia
will offer for sale the said goods and chatte seized and
taken In execution, TO the highest bidder for cash.
III. r. HARTMAN, Constable.
WASHINGTON, June IS, 1851. June 2S--eod3t
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CENTRE MARKET.-It was well attended this
morning, and products were abundant Basket
carriers bought at the following prices lamb,
per pound, 10 cents; mutton 8; veal 12t /;
beef ia hams 12A; chickens l23@25 apiece;
potatoes 40@62 peek; cymhngs 12@18 per
dozen; eggs lSa butter 1e@25; beets COS
per bunch; beans 3l@50 per peck; cuoum-
beers 25@37 per dozen; cabbages 3@S pc,
head (; asparagus 10 per bunch; cherries 8 PEI
quart; raspberries (black,) 10 do; (red) II;
blackberries 496; whortleberries COLO; APP
pies 25@S7 per peck; apricots 16 cents per
dozen.
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THE PREss.-In the eloquent address Of our
fellow-citizen, Mr.. r. McNerhany, on the re-
cent occasion Of offering to the venerable Mr..
Richie a tribute of respect from the printers
of the Union Office, the following passage oc-
ours, alike truthful in sentiment and beautiful
in expression:
The Press is the dissemination Of light and
intelligence. Before its lustrous power dark
ness and ignorance fee as the shadows of night
before the effulgence Of the rising SUM- 1t is
the Archimedan lever that moves the world
1t is the handmade of Science and Art and Lit
erature. 1t is the palladium Of our liberties
the bulwark of our institutions. II is emphati-
cally /" the Peoples Friend-the Tyrant's Foe"
Wherever the press is honest, free, and unfet-
tered, the thrones Of tyrants will crumble, and
totter, and fall for the enlightenment such
press diffuses is all that the oppressed need to
arouse them in resistance to tyranny. The
press is the great power that impes the spirit Of
progress-that spirit which has secured for US
an ocean-bound republic; which has made the
wilderness blossom as the rose;" which has
dotted the land with churches and with school
houses; which has reared up cities and towns
and villages, as if by magic; which has whitened
every sea with the sails of commerce; which
has spread a network Of railroads across our
widespread domain; which has linked distant
points together with magnetic wires, commu-
nicating thought with the rapidity of light
ming which has crowned us with power and
dignity and glory as a nation, and given US q
passport to the respect and admiration of the
world"
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EXCURSION.

If The officers of the u. g. mail steamer
MOUNT VERNON will offer to the citi-
tne District and Alexandria, Friday evening,
the 4th Of july of the most pleasant and delightful
excursions of the season.
The steamer Mount Vernon will leave her wharf at
Washington Friday evening" the 4th Of July, at five
o'clock; will call at the Navy Yard and afterwards
Alexandria, for those who may wish to join them the
occasion On her way down she will stop at Fort Wash
ington, and remain there for half hour, and from
thence proceed far down 0ccoquan Bay about IS
miles) and return at early time the evening.
The officers Of the steamer pledge themselves that no
effort shall be spared TO render this of the most
able excursions Of the They also guaranty that
order shall be preserved the boat Refreshments Of
every kind to be had at moderate prices.
Good Cotllon Music will be board under the direc
ton of ballet master.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and lady TO be had
at Stotts Drug store, Wizards Hotel, and Shingtons
Book Store also at 0tterbacks, Navy Yard, and d. b..
Smiths Alexandria. June 2S-td
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NEW YORK DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE
South side PennsytUania Avenue, 6ctpeen 9Th and


10h streets, Washington, ID. C.
rNHE undersigned would respectfully to the
citizens of the District and vicinity, that he has Ia
ken the above store and fitted II up with all the recent
improvements and more perfect appliances Of modern
Chemistry, and has opened 1t with ample stock Of GEr
MEDICINES and wellseected assortment Of general
articles In appearing before the public practical
Druggist IL Is not assuming too much TO say that this
lection is from the wellknown house Of A. b. D. Sands,
and other eminent Pharmaceutss Of New York. and that
the medicines offered TO the Public may be relied
upon what they represented TO bepure and gen.
une In respectfully soliciting share Of public and pro-
ssonal patronage the subscriber would beg TO that
from extensive experience Apothecary and the prsc
cc Of Medicine for the last four in New York. he IL
familiar with the business In all its details, and that inn
pct confidence may be placed in his attention and
its arrangements the subscriber has been induced open
present time by the solicitation of nuncr-
GUS friends, and will be known rs the NEW YoRK DRua
AND CHEMICAL STORE, at which all goods In this line Of
business will be sold Mt New York prices
Veterinary and patent medicines OF every description,
any article called for II not hand will be mme
datey by the convenience Of the telegraph and
express.
full assortment Of syringes, Nipple Shells, Nipple
Shields, Drawing Glasses, &c. &c.
Also Tooth-B Brushes Fancy Soaps, SccntBsgs, every
style Of Perfumery and, in fact Toilet articles too
merous to mention.
Soda Water drawn from patent stone fountain with
variety OF Syrups Of the most delicious flavor never
before offered In the District.
Physicians prescriptions and family recipes prepared
at all hours. H. III. WOODRUFF, NJ. d.
June 23-3tMw&s
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A New and Beautiful STYLE Of Painting

rHE undersigned have the pleasure Of announcing 10
their customers and the Public generally, that they
successfully using that new beautiful and dura
bic article but lately introduced into this citythe Zinc
Paint from the SUSSEX Mines NJ j. which far surpssses,
In beauty Of finish and durability the best Of white leads
All disagreeabe and poisonous effects common 70 other
Paints by this avoided We would respectfully refer
those who wish TO be better informed Of It's merits before
having their houses painted to-
Com G. W. skinner Com. Jos smith, y hstnrop, esq.,
Navy Aoent Major w Reilly, and Thos. Radcliffe, tsq
ID FINCH 4 SON. cor Of IL and 18th SITS.
N n An shades of different oolors made from this
article June lift
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Apr LINTON OF PHILADELPHIA.

UIyERY member for the year 1851, will receive for
II, each subscription of So print Of Huntngtons
: Thrstidna and her Children" and the companion, a
print Of uunngton's Mercys Dream" the choice Oh
any two of the following four splendid engraving viz
l. John Knoxs Interviews with Mary, Queen Of Scots
by Leutze.
2. Ruth and Boaz, by Rothermel.
3. Christana and her Children.
4. Mercys Dream
And copy Of the Philadelphia Art Union Reporter
The Art Union Of Philadelphia awards prizes IN It's own
certificates, with which original American works Of Art
may be purchased In part Of the United States the
option and selection of the person who may obtain
prize at the annual distribution
copy Of the engraving Of "Mercy's Dream" can be
seen on application TO
A. M GANGEwER, Honorary Secretary,
who VIII give receipts for subscriptions,
June 1Q--d2M
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IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT in MARYLAND.-The
Baltimore Clipper Of yesterday says: eve un-
derstand that the prisoners now in Jail for debt
will be brought before Judge lie Grande in the
county court on the morning of the 4th of July,
on writs Of habeas corpus, with a view to their
immediate discharge The new constitution eI-
pressly provides that on and after the 4th day
of July there shall be no imprisonment for
debt; but some of the creditors of the debtors
whom they have confined in Jail contend that
another article of the constitution guarantees
that nothing in it shall affect debts contracted
prior to its adoption, and have notified the
warden of the Jail that they will hold him re-
sponsible for the release of those debtors to
the amount of their respective claims against
them. The debtors in Jail, on the other hand,
threaten to sue the warden for illegal imprison-
ment, If he detain them beyond the Sd of July.
1t is in order to relieve the warden of any diff
culties, that Judge lie Grand has consented to
dispose Of the question on that day.
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PoLIoE.-Three miserable and abandoned
white women were found this morning, under
the shade of some trees, on the outskirts Of the
city, where they had evidently encamped for
the day. They had provided themselves with
o pitcher OF water and big bottle Of gin.
They we're already somewhat drunk. Officers
Martin and ]. f. Tucker took them before Jus
tice Morsell, who sent them to the workhouse
for thirty days.
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street south--a fine business lot.
Lot No. 49, fronting "A feet south street, and
tains 3, 1866 square feet. ut. In.
Lot No. 20, fronting Va IS IT. containing 1887 30
Lot No. u, do do 18ft do 2l33 90
Lot No. %, do do SO II. do 17l6 90
running back on a wide alley. ,tesSeH ~
All of the Lots fronting on Az street back 113 f.
10 in to wide alley, beautiful building Lots and situa-
ted in that part Of the city which very healthy and is
now rapidly improving.
Persons wishing to purchase property In that section
Of the city would do well to attend the SALE
going to sell to the highest bidder
Terms 0nethrd cash, balance in g. IL and Is months
for notes endorsed, bearing interest
Title good or sale. correct plat Of the property
can be at the subscribers store.
June 25-dts A. GREEN, Auct.
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NOTICE.

10y virtue Of two writs Of fer ncids issued by Thomas
ID @. Dom and James Crandel, Justices of the Peace
in and for the county of Washington District Of Column
ba the suits Of j. W. Bergenhausen against the goods
and chattels Of Ferdinand Perpignon, 70 directed
have seized and taken in execution all the right title and
interest Of the said Ferdinand Perpgnon in and TO
Mahogany Bureau and Glass, Table and Cover six
seat Chairs, Lounge, Waiter Clock,
Stove and lot Of Csrpeting
And hereby give notice that the 9Th day Of July,
1861 at o'clock m in front Of the Centre Market
house. In the city Of Washington District Of Columbia
will offer for sale the said goods chatte 80 seized
nnA taken in execution TO the highest bidder cash
III. n. MARYMAN, Constable.
WASHINGTON, June ~, 1851. June 2s-eod3t