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WOOD & COAL.
NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD.
A NEW ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS.

MAGRUDER a. CALVERT have the plea
and its environs that they have this day Saturday
opened large and beautiful stock of DRY GOODS Their
stock consists follows:
10 pieces superb Brocade Silk, surprisingly rich and
beautiful
do do do suitable for evening
ing from 81 to $3.50 per yard
IL dresses A do quality very superior,
pieces Marquis Plaid do, centre varied in chene
figures only article in this market
10 do medium price do, in very rich colors
do light waterod do, for evenings lot bought
10 do black and colored do. for walking dresses
10 do plain changeable glace do, embracing all the
different shades
10 do neat striped, check, and figured do
IL do Ottoman Satins, containing the most choice
do Black Brocade figured d. exceedingly cheap
10 do Black Gros de Rhine, superior quality, very
rich and glossy
"A Manta velves, containing every shade & quality
10 pieces Black and Colored Velvct, for dresser so
per cent lower than usual
Another lot of colored uncut at 62 cts worth 81 so
B very heavy wrought Grape Shawls
Is DO do prices price, ranging from $40 to s25
10 do do Plain, frnges very heavy 4 deep
10 do superior fine Cashmere Long Shaws
l25 do do Bay State Long shawls
10 do do do half mourning
25 pieces new style Cashmeres and Mousselaines
40 DO medium me. do and sa. 90 DO st. ~ cents
do neat figured Mousselaines, do
do Ersneh msrnE o embracing shade
on 10 me lyOnese ClotnB 40 10
10 do Plain and Damask Poplins
10 do Plain Mousseaines every shade, all pure
wool
100 do Black Alpacas prices ranging from 25 cents
to $l.25
Is do fine and medium Black Bombazine, Lupins
make
25 do White Fannels
70 do White and red do, at % cents
Table Danask Toweling, Sheeting and Diaper
Lace Capes, Collars, Chemzetts and Sleeves
Embroidered do do do
Plain and embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Black Lace Falls, Fringes Laces
Plain and embroidered Muslins
White, black and colored Kid Gloves, Alexander's
and Bajou's makes
Silk and Cotton Hosiery Merino Shirts and Drawers
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
Fine and medium price Bed Blankets, Servants do.
superior lot of and Ga Full Cloths, Full Linseys
Plaid Domescs, Shifting and Irish Linen, and every
other article pertaining to the Dry Good business
All persons wishing to purchase will find it to their
decided interest by giving call before purchasing
elsewhere, willing to sell at moderate profits
Every article recommended in the establishment will
prove represented and fair dealing may be rolled
dec DIV Intel.--3aw2w
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CONFECTIONERY

FINHE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally that they have just received
and opened beautiful assortment of French Confcc-
tioDeries of every kind, suitable for Balls and Parties
for the coming winter. They will also keep hand and
make to order CAKES of every kind.
Pyramids for Table Ornaments.
CIIARLOTTE'S RUSE, BLANC NANCE, and
JELLIES, ICE CREAMS Of every
WATER ICES, flavor.
They have also received the most beautiful assortment
Of frozen fruit moulds for parties and private entertain
ments to the furnishing of which the most particular at
tenton will be paid.
All orders left the store the Of and 9th
Streets the Patent Office the Avenue, between
18th and 18th streets, will receive prompt attention.
ii. ECKARDT BROTHER.
L. s.-Seryauts and furnished moderate terms
or parties and dinners. dec 1-tf
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Useful AND FANCY have just opened
u q case Of useful and fancy articles consisting Of
Ladies' Work Boxes Perfume Boxes
Alabaster Inkstands Porte Monnaies
Jewelry Boxes Flower Vases Mantcl Ornaments
Steel Pens, Penholders, Penkniyes
Pockctbooks, Playing Cards, Fancy Baskets
silk Purses, Segar-C Cases. Percussion Caps
Tooth Brushes Paper Weights and many other use
full and fancy articles. GEO. HILBUS,
Musical Depot, Penna ay, next to
nov eft corner of 10th ST., south side.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!
Tnportaut 10 Dypepties!

DR.. J. s. HOUGHT0N's
PEPSIN, The 7rae Ds9es
tire FLUID, or Gd,tsIc Ju,se,
prepared from REsSEr, or
the FoURTu STOMACH of the
OK, after directions OF
Baron LirBIs, the great
Physiological Chemist, by
J. s. iIUuGHT0N, N. ID. [,
philadelphiR. This Is truly
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~ ALE'S Arennceous Concrete-A dcsira
" BILE article for the hands, (highly perfumed2
For sale by W. ELIOT,
dec l-tr Corner OF 4 and 18th sts
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4, EMS AND PISTOLS constantly kept on hand, on
tT ID street, between 9th and 7th Washington, d. o.
a N MuNCK also offers for sale some double and single
bsr.e Guns Powder Fasks Shot Pouches and Percussion
o., oct 4-tr
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CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES, AND VESTINGS.
DLACK French Cloths and Cassmeres; black and
ID colored silk and Satin Nestings; green, blue, and
brown Cloths and colorcd Cassimcrcs all OF which will
be sold very cheap Also
100 pieces white, red and yellow Flannels
eases bleached Shcctings and Shirtings
bales brown do do
% pieces Bed Ticking
so do Satinets, Tweeds, and Jeans
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers
Hosiery, Gloves Blankets, Counterpans, ShaUls Nous
selaincs, Calicoes, &c
Customers will be pleased to give call, and Will
pay them for their trouble. WIN. Il. RILEY,
oct 10--tr cor. Sth st., opp Centre Market.
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sHAWLs! sHAwLs!! sHAWLs |!


vITE would respectfully inform customers, and the
w Ladies generally, that stock of all kinds of
SHAWLS is at this time complete and almost any style
and price be had of cheap they can be OBJ
tanned of any retail house in the country Our stock
consists Of
Long Broche in white green, orange, scarlet and blue
centres
Bay State Long and Square Shawls Of every quality
and style
Square Broche Shawls from $3.50 to $15
Cashmere Scarfs in all the desirable styles
Bay State Scarfs, in blue, orange and scarlet
Also, Embroidered Thibet Shawls in all colors
One box white Thibet Shawls beautifully embroidered
with white.
BLACK sHAWLS.
We have also hand full assortment of Long Black
Thibet Shawls, with Thibet and Silk Fringe
Square do do
All Black and Black and Leadcoored Bay State Shaws
also ON hand.
Ca very large lot of colored and black VELYETS,
very superior and wide, at the lowest prices.
Persons in want of any of the abovenamed goods will
find stock larger and, think cheaper than any
other In the District. w. NJ. SINISTER CO.,
nov 13-3aw3w eth ST. near the Avenue
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Seminary Tor Young ladies.
MIR. NOBLE having opened additional ROOM Is
lNl prepared 70 accommodate fifteen pupils
Young Ladies' enter the Seminary any period of
the quarter and are charged tuition only from that time
Terms made known on application to the Principal at
his residence, corner Of Thirteenth and III streets.
lin
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w, CLARKE. DENTAL SURGEON.

], W. CLARKE, UENTAL bURUEUN,
- EXPRESSES his thanks TO those friends
R7ss-ssI who during the past year have extended 10
SLILy him so liberal a share of patronage and
would respectfully inform the public that he
still continues the practice Of his profession in all its
branches.
Artificial Teeth inserted Gold and Silver plate, on
pivots Aso-Filling, Filing, cleansing and extracting
performed in manner warranted 10 give general salts
faction Ally work guaranteed, and terms reasonable.
FS- A superior article of TO0TH-P0WDER, prepared
by the subscriber.
RB- OFFICE, Utermehcs row, Seventh street. near the
Northern Liberties markethouse.
N B-The superior quality ofmy work can he attested
by the most satisfactory references.
nov lin j. W. g.
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UNE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
i of Washington that he has opened q JOB PRINTING
OFFICE of and 8th Streets where hes prepared
to execute every description of Job Printing! and he
hopes to be able to give satisfaction to those who
favor him with their orders
Cards, Handbills Notices, Insurance Policies, Bank
Checks, Labels Pamphlets, &C., &c, printed at short
notice. JONATHAN klRhWO0D.
WASHINGTON, Sept 10, 1851.
Rs Any orders left at the Office of the american 7se
grdph will be promptly attended TO. sep 13-f
Jules HAUEL'S SHAVING CREAM
u Almond, Rose, and Ambrosial. Nothing has given
general satisfaction to gentlemen in shaving than
these emoleut preparations
Ca fresh supply just received and for sale by
w. ELIOT,
dec 4-tr Corner of and 18th sta. "
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EDUCATIONAL.

III y VIZ INI1N hIs
THE UNION ACADEMY,
Corner of 14th street md Nea6 York Avenue.
2. RICHARDS, Principal
H. CHASE, ! 49,.
H. w. MoNn, assistants
A. O. RICHARDS, Teacher of the Primary Department
A. ZAPPoNs, Professor Of Modern Languages
H. GIBSON, Teacher of Drawing and Painting
Qs- Circulars be obtained of the Principal, at
H. farnhams Bookstore. (noy 26-dtf
RTTTENHOUsE ACADEMY,
Corner Of Third street and Indiana avenue.
0. G. WIGHT, Principal
h.g. cSAARaooT rI Assistants.
WIN. 7. EVA, Teacher of the Primary Department
ID. IL. GROUX, Teacher Of Modern Languages.
X. GIBSON, Teacher Of Drawing.
AS- For Circulars apply to the Principal, at the
bookstore Of VIM. M. Morrison. nov "a diff
The New York herald., 1851-11-22
The Italian Opera.

Aston PLACE orERA HousE-owiDg to.the indsposition
Of Msrini, the appointed opera of Ernan super
seded last night, by that of "Mara de Rohan.n This
was disappointment--any change Of the programme
unless very considerably better than the contract
disappointment Notwithstanding, the auditory ap-
pesred to be satisfied with the change though there
not that nthusiatm for which they prepared in
anticipation Of the attractive bill Of Ernsni" Such
house has embeshed the boxes of the Asor Place
since the departure Of Parodi Viewed from the par
quete the regions Of the gods the spectacle pen
did The cast Of :" Maria de Rohsn" was Bsttini a.
Ricardo; Badisl EDrico; stefanone Maria Pico,
Armsndo de Gend The plan Of this opera after the
first act has but little of pageantry scenic effect
the conduct of the plot, without choruses or pro.
cestoDs being confined almost entirely the three
leading characters after the brief but highly successful
roe Of Pco the fourth. Sefsnone Of course filed
the measure Of the public eXFection She always does
And without the zeal energy and depth Of passion
pourtrayed often heretofore there beautiful self
possession In her performance throughc which
quite captivating She called out at the eud OF
BettLi of the last gratifying to mark the unob
sive and urdisturhed discrimination II the house
thr occasion and the mcdesty with which the singers
acknowledged the appreciation bestowed In fact, the
piece smoothly performed and received with pre-
determination 20 be pleased.
This evening Max Msretzek offers special treat, Ia
Tiipler Hall. Alfred Jsell the distinguished pianist
and the best singers Of the Opera House and also Miss
Adelin Patti promising little warbler Of
mers. will contribute to the evenings unique and
charming routine OF entertainments.
The New York herald., 1851-11-22
DOU BL E S H E E T.
New York, Saturday, Nev'r 2a, 1851.
This Mornings News.

We give in another part of this days paper,
some additional particulars relative to the melan-
rholy catastrophe at the Greenwich avenue school
hcuse, by which fortytwo little children were hur-
rjed into eternity eoroner's jury was yesterday
smpapelIed. by whom the bodies were viewed, and
TO- day tie testimony Of the witnesses will be re-
seived The return o. this jury is looked for with
much interest Let them do their work faithfully,
lna they viii receive the thanks of the whole con-
aunity
Tie telegraph furnishes but few items Of special
interest this morning, If we except the lengthy re-
vert CT the execution Of Horace B Conckln, for
Irson, at Utica Tae details Of the case o. this
unfortunate young man, are possessed OF the
most melancholy interest, and should strike as
deep warning into the hearts of the wayward to
change their course at once, and hereafter, pursue
life Of virtue and sobriety. This man appears to
have been nurtured with all the care that his
parents could bestow; he was respectfully edu-
Gated; had partly studied . profession with
LsrLed tutors, and the road to legal eminence was
spen To him; yet he forsook all for the purpose Of
gratifying his inordinate desire for spirituous
Eeuors, which led him into evil company, and
the latter pushed him forward to the gallows.
He had frequently committed the a~fsl crime Of
Arson, and escaped ss he acknowledged; ye. the
AL seeing Eye was upon him, and justice, SLOW
tpt tzre, finally overlook him.
enrious case came up on hGbsds corp~s before
the Judge in Common Pleas Chambers, yesterday
Eaypesrs that q Mr.. Towsley was in the habit Of
going to the New York Exchange Bank aud de-
n.IdiIg change Of certain notes, which they we're
bcpbd to redeem at q quarter per cent discount
and insisted on handbag in his notes dollar by dol
BAR, to the great annoyance Of the tellers, who
we're nonpiussed to find a coin small enough 10 de-
suet the legal proportion on each dollar bill The
party persiste in this perplexng exchange for Sc
vsrAl days, until at last he was spprehended on a
warrant iaaed BY Justice Osborn, on q complaint
that his conduct tended to a breach Of the peace
Alter full hearing Of the case. Judge DAILY grant
cd the discharge Of Mr.. To-sley.
The New York herald., 1851-11-22
kossuth asd Non-Intervent ntion-Peuoy of
the United states.

1be Ct lendid speeches of Kossuth Ia Eng land
eisciose most formidable continental policy for the
republicans Of Europe. They are destined TO pro-
dsce European sensation. They viii give
rage instruction and cooperation to the democracy,
while they will stsrtls the despots, from the petty
tyrant Of Naples 70 the majestic dictator Of II Pc
tersburg The plan Of operations which he pro-
yoses begins With the enforcement Of non-nterveR-
iion upon Russia. and ia fully Developed in the
policy Of universal suffrage and the establishment
Of line Of republics, on the mode Of the United
States, from the Atlantic TO the plains Of Hungary
1t is q scheme Of revolution, radical and imposing
In the high. .st degree The and compre asiye
genius Of Napoleon never produced a continental
theory more strkingly simple an sublime. Upon
few salient points Of action, the entire plan Of the
independence Of Europe is rendered a. apparent as
the light Of day. TIE only material question Of
doubt is in the sxsentto which the people ofthe
rN continental states, and Of France especially,
will be prepared for actiCn at the appointed hour
AZ there h other il Is In the extent to which the
doctrine o{active rou-ntervS ntion recommended ri
be adopted by England, Fsance. and the Jsited
states.
The great Hungarian, in a Few days, viii land
upon our shores. AS "a England, so in the United
states. his arriral will probably mark historical
epoch. His departure from England viii, dous~
Lees be relief To the conservatives Of constitution
a. monarchy there for it 10 evidens that his ad-
dress TO the vorkingnen o. London 4 a little in
advance Of the republican ideas Of Pals ers,on and
Lord John Russell. His arrival in the United
states will be hsiled with universal accismaton.
His plan Of supereedng the eIete desposisEs Of the
continent oy system Of republics upon the model
CT cur own, will especially oomnend him u the
Eynpathies Of the American people. Whether .he
ignorant and oppressed masies Of Europe are qua
BEsd or not for our free Institutions, IL another
question. The fact that Kosss.h procaims them
as BIS H1igafE1, will give peculiar hsartinsss to
his welcome.
We repeat, that the arrival % Kossuth will pro-
baby make a historical epoch IN this colatry-a
rev eroeh and new policy, involving the Interests
and tho destiny Of the civilized world lls
hss mission "a fuial and purpose TO accomplish
in ibis witt. What are 'rey PIE main object g.
dosbticss 10 enHst the United STATES IN 1is n.N
Kcley n rcn.inrrvea.i,r ~ ir' g.nt m.1t
sar 3asb. itat the rogal.- .yusi-5 v-1 'a"
: Ily. nnl .tal'he CspFeiy ni - fa'f'
= csnFe ert .o cope v n any cv.-s-- ~ jrfst
The New York herald., 1851-11-22
Brooklyn city Inteiligence.

pnoIEcrED NV LIBRsny AND MUSICAL ASSOCIATIONS
The Brooklyn AttenGum Association held meeting
Tbursdsy evening at 15T Atlantic street TO take
st for the furherence Of their object viz the esab
hshmeDt Of q news room. reading room, library and
concert room all Of which much needed Hon Judge
Greenwood called 70 the chair and p Perrin
appointed secretsry Resolutions passed to the
eject that S5 600 be raised by subscription divided
into thousand shares of twenty Ave dollars each
end 20 become binding when so 900 has been subscribed
and that suitable building be erected. sufficiently
pie to include lecture and concert Of the first
class tks building 10 be In the vicinity Of Atlantic
street committee Of eight appointed 10 collect
subscriptions and power given the Trustees add
theI number. The meeting then adjourned
The New York herald., 1851-11-22

Every one through the length breadth Of the
should be in possession Of his nativity horoscops or
book o. reference Of future events all carefully oaeused
d noted on paper after the position the planets
he destiny Of the individual wishing his NATIVITY All ths
rsuvte sre drawn and bAed the hrst princres Of
nstura phil osophy Its paper which every one shend
svsi9r eon,utson before snsring any enterprise Of
hsHad All letters to e. W. ROBACk, No Wbite atrses
two bochs below Broadway will be attended TO- rren.J
The New York herald., 1851-11-22
Court Calendar for This Day.

surREsr Covsr-Cmcutr CovRr Nos b2o, 626. s23,
s24 SIS, s16 81, Is $50 10 s42 srrcIAL TsRMNo ~
still Another Special Term Court will be held before
Judge King for motions. GENERAL Tlsn-This IL the
last day for fling notes % isue.
COSMOS Prrss Part Mos sos ll2, Il4s iIlo
16l 1888 1o43 1853 1857 10 1883 1857 1lee lT5 s33
s43. Part 2-Adjourned.
gtPrpfos CouRr-MotfUra
The New York herald., 1851-11-22

and gentlemen than Of hair e.lor
hthough thousands may be laid dress n former
vantng how can The beauty and eegane % the person
e con plete Grsy hair it's original color
ssa9y Ireyented from ing Of and the gow,h improved
~ We use OF Lovets celebrated Nahpene The preparation
net DE but actually restores " the hair It's
oring rrmtnt WshTene wholesale snd retail ~ cham
befe street Retailed ~ The prEcrsl drug fancy ant
10 and gentlemens furnishing sores hrsu th6ut Tie
The New York herald., 1851-11-22
Nv YosE Nov. 10. 1851.

Nav YosE, Nov. 10, 1851
GrSrlrsirS We have the honor TO acknowledre the
receipt Of your distinguished favor OF this date enclosing
copy Of the resolutions passed ct the meeting Of the
Catholics of New York ard Brooklyn held last evening
on the subject Of the Catholic University Of Ireland II
will be pleasing duty 70 forward those eloquent and
encouraging expressions o. the Catholic feeling Of this
country thecmmittee in Dublin with the least posi-
bic delay, and Ne beg you 70 excuse II withhold
for the present our profoundly grateful acknoweds
ments for the honor which done that meeting to
country and its cause. We unwilling lessen
the value q the trbu'e which svsts you the hands
q the Catholics Of Ireland by feeby antic cpsting
meeting 30 thronsed respectable and enlightened 90
enthusiastic In the IN which nation IL engaged
and 20 hopored In thspre~nce Of your usrious Arch
bishop demands the expression Of nations gratitude
We remain. gentlemen, With the highest respect, your
obedient servants, r. DEYLTN.
JAMES DONNELLY, DID
To TEErScE DoSNElLY and CHAs NJ. CoSSoLLr. E.qs
The New York herald., 1851-11-22

against applying TO quacks with their oils An ,o.s,ea s
eoysrss also against those srran posters who profess b
cure desines BY The charming Of the starry heavens
VI. IOIkNkh 4@ Broadvsy, New York, 10 the only re-
c.sned serht IN the United states his success pre-.
ceaened-the result OF sixteen years exclusive
ans study of The ear and I've diseases Nunerous
Office hours from ~Hfe'" 'N''Nf' aN'N''"+
The New York herald., 1851-11-22
Miss Catherine HAYES.

Miss Catherine Hayes leaves our city, to-day, for
Albany where she will give concert early the ensuing
week Thence che proceeds o Syracuse and Utics and
before returning to New York, she will alec sing in
Philadelphia. The name and the golden reputation she
has achieved, Of the especial muscl celebrities
Of the age will guarantee tour Of brilliant success
The New York herald., 1851-11-22

the nervous system 10 full vigor-that
S. e stemseh 70 setien-thnt purihes abe blood
hs sves oheerulnese and that perect
heanh-and that 10 all II does what AZ tbs. m 49, sncS
noise about sim ple Nervne for WV ~ 'S
The New York herald., 1851-11-22
Catholic University OF Ireland.

The following correspondence took place between the
officers appointed at the a.e meeting in favor Of the
Irish Catholic University and the delegates from the
Committee Of that institution -
Nav YoHs, Nov 10 1851
RNsRsNp sIss We have the homer to enclose to you
copy Of the resolutions passed at the meeting Of the
Catholics Of New York ana Brooklyn held last evening
the 18th inst relative 20 the Catholic University OF
lsnd with request that you will forward them to the
Committee In Dublin. Of which you the delegates
In asking you 70 take this trouble would also red
you TO convey 20 that venerable body part
the expression Of profound respect heartfelt
wishes that In the great and holy In which they
engaged crowned II will be with emminsnt sue
they may have assign to the Catholics Of
this country distinguished place the list their
supporters We remain reverend srs, respectfully,
Itur humble servants,
TERENCE BONNELLY Vice President
CHARLES VI CONNOLLY. Secretary.
To Rev Messrs. BEyLi~ and Do~SELLr, Delegates. &c
The New York herald., 1851-11-22

strveafter and We are always happy 70 think
TAR way 70 .btan u uhen he pursuing honersble
We knew man Who assured will
and fame for his enterprise ana inyenaity He NJ
BROOKS, No. $50 Fulton street. Who 81 fair ana konorab
dtahnF, has name and immens stock Of
lsdiss senu and ehildrens Boots Shoes Caters &C. Is
The largest and ehssres, in The city.
The New York herald., 1851-11-22

Dress aud double sole Tyoots. uc.su.,
ovrhoss, Dancing Pumps Caters French Toilet ana
Persian stpers and every other article In The line Of Abe
best quality made ane sold AZ the lowest prices by ~
WATKINS, 1l4 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-22

The Steamer Thomas r.. Uulse makes
her usual trip 70 Nswburg and intermediate places 20
r leund.y the pier foot Of Chambers street. a
hall past A. n. Bee advertisement
The New York herald., 1851-11-22
The Authnr OF Charles o,MnIIex.-

Novel ~ Charles Lever sd equal Of h former pro-
duetions entitled The Daltons Three Roads In Life"
~ pe IN the runds Times OF 70 morrsw This
columua.