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On Tuesday evening, 30th ultimo by Rev. L. f. Nor
GAM Mr. JOHN p. BROWN TO Miss MARY ELIZABETH
McBAIN, all Of this city
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ESQ.,, Harrisburg, i

P. ST. must add, that write and soy no
thing, on public subjects, which am unwilling
to see published. VS..
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GUITARS AND VIOLINS.

rF7HE UNDERSIGNED having recently visited the
Northern Cities for the purpose of procuring the best
Instruments takes pleasure in Offering the finest assert
ment before presented to Washington public Con-
finely naid with pearl fine Italian Violins French im
tations from different masters &C. Also-a very superior
lot Of fine French Flutes together with general assert
ment of all kinds of Instruments
Ga Best Violin and Guitar Strings and Trimmings for
all Instruments. GEO. HILBUS,
Musical Depot, Pa av, one door from 10th st.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

WTALLACE ELIOT respectfully announces to the
w pubc that he has recently reftted his old stand
and increased his facilities for business He now on
hand fresh supply Of the various standard Medicines
for the cure OF diseases incident TO the Also
fresh supply Of Drugs and Medicines
Cor. ofF&12th SITS, sign OF the Golden Mortar.
oct 1--3t
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CARPFTINGs. RUGS. AZ.

CARPETINGs, RUGS, &c.
HAVING fitted out room for the sale Of Carpetngs,
we intend to keep large and general assortment.
We have just received large assortment of all grades
Also, Rugs, Druggets Oil Cloths, heavy Mattings
Damask Linen, Floor Cloths, Stair Linen, &C.
Those in want respectfully invited to give us call
YERBY a MILLER,
sep 1s-1m No. Q, Pa. av., bet. 18th and Sth SITS
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DRYAN's PULMONIC wAFERS--A new
I'D article-for coughs, colds asthma, consumption,
and all other diseases of the lungs.
For sale at EB10TS Drug Store,
oct l. cor. of 18th streets
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WANTED TO RENT-A small house In the
w vicinity Of the Patent Office. Any one having
such house TO let may hear Of punctua tenant by nd
dressing "a D." Office Of the Telegraph. oct LIT
"TANTED-A smart, active BOY, between the
wv ages OF II and IT, to attend in office. One who
can write good hand and come we'll recommended will
find situation by applying at the National Era Office
18th street. oct u
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A CARD.

A CARD.
fNHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
Il of Washington that he has opened a JOB PRINTING
OFFICE of and Sth streets where he prepared
to execute every description OF Job Printing; and he
hopes to be able TO give satisfaction 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. 10, 1851
Bs- Any orders left at the Office of the american Tie
Graph will be promptly attended 10. sep 13-tf
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Sir John HaahIn's Expedition.

DIT oO7H T7uHhtW 8 EaPeHHEUH
New York, Sept. 30.-The Advance, one of
the vessels Of the Grinnell Expedition, has ar
rived at the Brooklyn Navy-yard. She con-
firms the previous accounts of the crossings
Nothing important occurred on the passage
home. She left Lancaster Sound on the 9th,
and was nearly frozen up for the second time.
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KID GLOVES AT 6211 CENTS!
10 DOZEN LADIES' white, colored and black Kid
- Gloves, very good article, at 62l5 cents.
Also the following at S71 cents, of Alexanders make
and Stewards importation:
cartons Ladies' white, all numbers
do do colored, do
do do black, do
do Gentlemen's white, black, and assorted CO.
Tors, all numbers
Persons in want Of very superior Glove will do well
to give a call, stock is good any in this
country.
sep 2l-dlm VERIFY & MILLER.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES,

WE would most respectfully inform the ladies of
w Washington and the public generally, that we
have just received from the Northern Market entire
new and splendid stock of Dry Goods, suitable for the
Fall and Winter trade. To those of friends and Gus
toners who have heretofore patronzed SO literally
desire to return grateful thanks hope by polite
and strict attention to business that we shall still
merit continuance of their fayors, and also the favor
Of the whole purchasing community. We deem it useless
to enumerate goods but would merely that
consists general of all kinds of fashionable
and desirable Dry Goods which will be sold very low for
cash. We invite everybody to give early CALL
promise to sell bargains.
McLAIN & HARRY,
bet Sth and 9th sts., next door to q. w. Botelers
sep 30-d2w Housefurnishing Store
MAT Intal &Ranubc |
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TO HoUsEKEEPERs.
SUPERIOR OLD WINES, LIQUORS, &c.

r NAME IN PART, Wines-Heidseick Co.'s Cham
i payne, Caret, Hock, o. u p Madeira, Sherry, Lon
don Dock Port Hunt Co.'S Port Liston Ciciy, Malaga,
&c, &C.
Irandies-0d London Dock, 0tard, Dupuy & Co..
Pinot, Castion Co., A. Seignette &c.
Whisky-Irsh, Scotch, Monongahela, and Old Rye.
Also, Stoughton's Bitters Swiss Absnth, &C., SO.
Fresh Peaches received every morning
JAS T. LLOYD,
sep 1l-tr Pa. ay., doors east of 18th st.
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SILk MITTS.
- IS dozen Silk Mitts suitable for house and street-o
all grades, long and short with and without fingers.
sep 29--1m YERBY MILLER.
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A UCTION LOTS OF CARPETS.-5O pieces
IA ingram medium and low priced Auction Carpets
VIII be sold very great bargain
sep 29-1m YERBY MILLER.
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INOR RENT-Two pleasant communicating PAR
L0KS, on the first floor, situated the Avenue,
and in the neighborhood Of of the best city hotels
Address U. ", City Post Office. sep 30-2t
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SHEETINGs.-18o pieces sheetings, all grades
y cotton and linen. VERIFY 4 MILLER.
son 1Q-lm
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0DD-FELL0WS HALL!!!
LAST NIGHT
Beneflt of Miss Augusta.

rI,HE CELEBRATED CARNoRoss FAMILY respect
fully announce a series of their inimable Concerts
at the above Hail. consisting Of Songs Duets Trio Quar-
tettes Italian Opera Scenas New and Popular Dances,
Comic Singing Yankee Burlesques Sayings &c, &c.
making altogether bill Of great variety and excellence
Tickets 25 cents. change Of programme nightly.
Doors open at IA, Concert commences at o'clock.
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DLANKETS.-Weh have in store 200 pairs Of bed
ID Blankets all grades, and prices from $3.50 to s1S.
bales, $50 pairs Servants Blankets, which will be
sold very cheap. YERBY 4 MILLER.
son
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DoUBLE-BARREL GUNS, &c

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a lot Of DOUBLE
w BARREL GUNS, and GUN FURNITURE, which
we offer at very low prices.
Also, SINGLEBARREL.
CAMPBELL & C0YLE,
sep 20-1msl Sign Of the Anvil, opp. browns Hotel
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
NE copartnership existing between the undersigned
dissolved on the 18th instant by mutual consent
II. RADCLIFFE, j,
S. j. RADCLIFFE
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WANTS.

SERVANTS WANTED.-A frstrate COOK
~ for Refractory, and OYSTER-OPENER, will find
permanent situation and good wages by applying i'm
nediately at ALIENS
Empire Restaurant, late Kings Hotel,
sep Eco Pa. avenue, AZ street.
WANTED-A good COOK--for small family
wv Apply at the Telegraph Office" [sep 22-tf
VXTANTED-An APPRENTICE, 16 or II years of
w age. stout boy, well recommended will hear
of a good opportunity by applying at this Office.
sep 1T
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LADIES, DRESS CAPS AND FANCY GOODS

LADIES' DRESS CAPS AND FANCY GOODS
UST OPENED at the store on Sixth street, near
~ the corner of Louisiana avenue, largo and select
assortment Of Ladies' Dress Caps from rs cents to So
Headdresses, French worked Collars, Embroidered
Handkerchief
Fall and Winter Ribbons, Edgings, Silk Braids.
Dress Trimmings, PRINCES, yelvetdotte Flowers Blu
gles
Velvet Ribbons, Lace Trimmings style.
Extracts, Colognes, Fancy Soaps, Scent Bags, &c. &c
Also-Gentlemens Gloves Hosiery, Shaving Creams
Hair, Tooth and Shaving Brushes Handkerchief, era
watts and Perfumery, and Fancy Articles in general.
MRS. COLLISIONS Fancy a Millinery Store,
Sixth ST., rear of National Browns Hotels
sep 26-tr Nat Intel-3t1
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ID ADCLIFF d. co. have just received prime lot
III of Family Groceries. In part we name
200 superior white Hams
165 bright dry Shoulders
20 bbls crushed and powdered Sugar
Us bbls. superior wheat Family Flour
rs sacks fine and coarse Salt
Is bbls superior clarified Cider Vinegar
hhds New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
] do. Coverings superior table Strip
Fresh, crude, and ground Spices
Fancy and family Soaps, Pearl Barley
Oatmeal, Corn, Starch, fresh Pickles
Swectmeats.
AIso-A large lot of Brooms and Buckets, Baskets,
Tubs Keylcrs Brushes, &C., and Demohns of all sizes
sep 29-3t
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r T. RADCLIFFE has associated with him GEORGE t.
- MASSEY, late of The house of w. NJ Shuster Co.
The firm will hereafter be conducted under the style OF
RADCLIFFE co. sep 29-3t
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CHARLzsToE, September 30.-A duel OCCUR
red on Saturday at Vienna, s. c., between MI
Smyth, the editor of the Augusta (Ga.) Const,
tutioaalist, and DR.. Thomas, of Augusta. o
the third fire Smyth was shot in the thigh
The wound is not mortal.
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OfEhh, UhESS, AND MUUhNlNG GAPS!
L THE NEW STORE on Sixth street will be found
IA the pretties assortment of the above articles in the
city, and at prices correspondingy lowseected person
ally from the importers and manufacturers Ladies are
invited TO call and examine them at
MRS. +. COLLISIONS Fancy Millinery
sep CTR store, 9th ST., near cor. of Louisiana NV
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NEW FALL GOODS!
NOW is THE TIME-JUST OPENED!
0l PIECES rich Black Silk Laces very cheap
~ 10 do. Black Gro de Rhine silk
90 do. Mousscaine de LANES, at 12c, very good
rs do. Extra do 25 cents
100 do. Calicoes, from cents up
loo do. Bleached Shirtings and Sheetngs
Is do. Atwood White and Colored Flannes
rs do. Bleached and Brown Canton do
rs do. Irish Linens very low
Cloths, Cassimercs Tweeds Silk and Satin vestings
Also, white grey, black, and ancycolored Yarn Custo
mers will do well TO give call, have in store
good assortment of fall goods and will sell at low prices
WILLIAM Il. RILEY,
sep 5-tr. corner 9Th st. onposite Centre market.
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ZINE LIQUORS.-We have in store 0tard, Du
il puy Co.'S Sgnette and American Brandy.
Pure Rye and Monongahela rectfed Whisky
Holland and American Gin
Madeira, Sherry, Malaga, and Port Wine, of superior
quality, which will sell at the lowest prices.
sep 2e-3t RADCLIFFE q co.
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It MASsE II, IN leaving The house OF Messrs.
VI. W. NJ shuster Co., respectfully returns his thanks
10 his friends for their appreciation of his efforts
TO please Them and asks their patronage for the firm
promising to be untring to serve them as ever.
sen 2Q-3t
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List of Patents

T,ed from he United States Patent Ocs for he loeek
ending January 81 1851
Deamater Kinnear OF Circlevile, ONO, FOR Improve
ment In Lard Lamps. Dated Feb 4, 1851.
William Mt Storm of New-York, ~. for improved
NJ alhod of obtaining Motive Power Dated Feb I, 1851
Bsckus A. Besrdsey of Wateryie, NY; for Improve
ment in Cooking Stoves. Dated Feb. 4 1851.
Thomas IT. Jones Of Philomaih, Ga for Improvement In
Machine for preparing Hides Dated Feb 4, 1851.
Fuoch Butt OF Manche sier Conn Tor Improvements In
Fancy Check Power Looms Dated FEB T. 1851
Henry G. Thompson Of New-foik n y, for improved
Feb. 4, 1851.
Leensrd Goodrich Of NewYork, NY, for Improved
Ships Light. Dated Feb A. 1851
SdnevS Hurbut Of Racine, Wis. for Improvements In
Grain Harveslers Dated Feb. 4, 1851
DESIGNS
Samuel A House Of MechanIcsye NY. for Design for
Cooking Stoves Dated FEB. 4, 1851.
Samuel House Of Mechancsvile, n 7 Tor Deslgn FOR
Psrlor Stoves Dated Feb 4. 1851
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ct when be vas seized by the prisoners. who
held him in such manner as to prevent his heiP
ing himself. and forced him or carried MIN 20 the
third story Of house in Cow Bay, (tlve fo'nts
where they stripped him OF every article OF
clothing, and turned him into the street WIKI
nothing but his shirt and an old pair OF pants
which were found in the room; he made his way
70 the Sixth Ward station house and entered a
complaint. Some police officers went with him,
and he pointed out the house and identified the
prisoners No defence was offered, and the blacks
were convicted and sentenced 20 the State Prison
Beck for 10 years and months, and Murray for
10 years and months.
frioi for Assauh and Battery nth Intent 70
KW-Tobias aud Christian Yortan were tried for
the above ofense committed on the persons Of
two boys, named VIM. Field and SAM. Hughes
Il was in evidence that the accused were, on the
afternoon Of the 10th Dec. last, riding along the
Third avenue, near Harlem, where group OF
small boys were standing having at the moment
come out Of school. AS the prisoners passed To-
bias raised gun and pointed toward the boys,
The gun went of and several shot were lodged
in the face and head Of the two boys above named.
No testimony was offered by the defense, bat as
the circumstances led TO the belief that the hring
Of the gun was accidental. the Jury acquitted
Christian. and found Tobias guilty Of assault and
battery only. Adjourned for the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

FREE TRADE IN PHYsIC.-In the New-Jersey
House of Representatives, on Monday last, notice
was given of bill, which failed of passage at the
last session, to give equal legal standIngto all
practitioners Of medicine and to allow Physi-
clans from other States to settle and practice in
New.Jersey, without examination, or the obhga'
ton of obtaining a license from the Medical So
cety of that State, which proscribes all irregu-
lar bred pretenders, under the titles Of practical
botanst, root or Indian doctor, &c
The law OF the State Of Georgia, regulating the
practise of Medicine and Surgery, sweeps away
mystery and cobwebs with an unsparng hand.
That State licenses its qualified practitioners OF
medicine for SO; while under the old process Of
entering for heavy fee some doctors Office and
paving roundy for attendance upon lectures,
parchment diploma was considered cheap at three
years of attendance upon lectures, and cost OF
$500.
The Georgia Law provides for Board of Physi-
clans to be assembled annually at the Seat Of
Government, who shall, at their annual meeting,
examine all applicants, and If, on such examlna-
tion they are found competent shall grant to sach
applicants q license TO practice Physlc and Sur-
eery. Provided that seven members OF such Board
shall constitute q quorum to make such examina-
ton and grant such license; and provided, also,
that if any applicant shall have studied and re.
ceived a diploma from any Medical College, the
said Board shall license the said applicant to prao
tice without any examination. The Board IS al
lowed TO received S. for every examination when
licensed and IS for every license granted. Also
to license Apothecaries for similar examinations
and fees Whenever the Board has doubts, an
applicant may be examined notwithstanding his
having diploma. The Board may prescribe
course of reading. Applicant must have good
moral character. The Board may appoint such
officers as may be requisite and make by laws.
Licenses must be registered. The Board are made
body corporate. The act finally provides that
"nothing in it is to be so construed as to operate
against the Thompsonian or botanic practice. or
any other practitioners of medicine in the State
of Georgia
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NJ a Il n I Z D.

AtNew Orleans La Jan H. Joha Mathews merry Of Montreal
O. Mrs Phobe Jane BaTtel
Detroit MICA Jan Mr. JOIN Long - Mss Jane White Of
At Lsbanoo Ohio Mr. Andrew Gresy TO Miss Ruth A
Crawford.
Nd Jan To- VIM Crouch 70 Mars eldest aausn-
ter Of A n VIII ans, Of New Tork. 80 =. -
At Dsarbornve, Mich Jan. 7 Rev Elias Patse' OF The D. l.
Church, 20 Mrs. Parnsl FahavsD.
the Pensacola Navy Fla Dec 81 BY the very Rev Thso
bold MATHEW eldest daughter Of CsP Pearson snd '"
James Greenhow ESQ Surgeon Of the navy
Jan Is, M John Baueus, oil Clifton
PAX. TO Mss ElEAath b Banker, Of 5cbaEhtcots
In Hvara Cuba Dec 49, Senior WIN Henry Johnson OF horoa
Mass ssnora Louisa Rossn anr OF Hamburg Ger
In Mantua Portage Co. Ohio. Dec H. Horace Tinker ESQ OF
California, ard N sophrons skiassr of hsatua
AGspssv,i Ohio jan Mr. James Nckol Of EswYork 70
Mise Mary mcCarty o-,-- =.
Boston Jan 10 Dr. bAcEoufn husse4 Oh Ne"Vo'n' !"
Wstssrad Com Rev Theodore DT GIT 20 Sophia daugh
ter OF the late c pt John Palmer . -
Insasm Jan. Hon VIM heser'y tbs hsprsssntauvs
from Fss neIc0 Miss Lucy jane daughter Of Capt Pyam
n..Iga or 81
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Court of Common Pleas.


Taylor Hale g. Murdoch vs.. ChHrck-For al
legged libel contained in printed book as to firms
at the South and West, already referred to. De-
PENDANTS counsel moved for a suit in this case
on the ground Of privileged communication, and
that Mr.. Church was not instrumental In having
the communication printed The motion was OPP
posed and denied. The defendants counsel then
went to the Jury, bis principal points being that
MIR. c. was employed by merchants here to ascer.
tain and communicate to them the standing OF
business men doing business with New York, and
as such privileged-thst there was no malice IN
his communication, nor was 1t within the spirit OF
his employment or for the interest of the mer-
chants here for him to speak unfavorably Ofhouses
he mentioned, as the merchants here wished to
sell their goods and were glad to get favorable
re port rather than otherwise of houses, and Mr.
c spoke wrong of the house in question, he was
misled by those in whom he supposed he had
right to place confidence &c. 1t was also con-
tended that a knowledge Of standing of houses
was alike beneficial to the country merchant as
to the New York merchant. Testimony was
offered to show to the privileged nature of the
communications To be continued this forenoon.
Before Judge Ingrsham
s. and II HdlSte0d VS.. EdUard Deeiey-To re-
cover a claim of S27l, due in 1916. The defense
is a Discharge under the two third Act To this
subsequent promise was set up, that Mr.. D. stated
after receiving bis discharge that he meant to pay
ali his debts, and especially promised to pay that
of plaintiff, saying when he got able he would pay
it On the other hand it was alleged he :s%ted
that he would pay when he could do so wltnout
Inconvenience 10 his business MIR. ID. keeps
clothing store in Chatham street, and it was
proved that he is now able to pay therefore il he
said he would pay when he got able he is liable.
1t is a question for the Jury as to the mode in
which the promise was made. Verdict this FORE
noon
.Julius Straus vs.. Edrard May-To recover
81. 200 alleged to have been loaned in l949. The
loan was denied, and it is averred that plaintiff
owes defendant 81 400, mostly for borrowed
money There does not appear TO have been any
writings. To be continued this forenoon.
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BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.
Supreme COurt...WEONi
SPECIAL TERM.
Before Justic. Morse


Before Justice Morse
Jonathan Seginus VS.. jeremiah SerinuS aud
otkers-Resd summons and complaint with proof
of service; ordered reference TO Stephen M. Par
dy; papers to be fled and order entered with
Clerk Of Westchester County.
William Hunter, Jr vs.. John K. Webb and 9TH
ers.-Read summons and complaint, &c; ordered
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale, with an allow
ance Of five per cent on amount reported due.
Eleanor Meserole VS.. Anna Maria Rober and
ofhers-Read referees report; ordered that the
Sheriff pay to the defendants, Cox and Marshall,
the surplus moneys in this cause in his hands.
Robert Martin VS.. Edv. j. Perry and others
Read referees report aud affidavit Of filing his
pendent; ordered Judgment OF foreclosure and
sale, with an allowance Of 10 per cent. on the
amount reported due, beside costs.
The People er rel W,yHS Ames VS.. AndreT b.
Hodges, Sheriff Of Kings County Read notice
and afidsvits ordered that an attachment issue
against the Sheriff, returnable the 10Th OF Feoru-
airy inst.
Andrerc Archer vs. Deborah 81. John and Others.
Read affidavit ordered reference to Lewis e.
Patt papers to be filed and order entered with
Clerk of Westchester County