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The daily union., 1852-10-03
ByJ. G. mc GUIRE, Auct,oneer.

HANDSOME AND WEiL-KErT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
Ill EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTiON.On Monday Octo
Der 4h 10 O'Clock, the residence Of A. Morton, esq.,
Pennsylvania avenue shall
selected furniture,
Mahogany spring hair-sea dyans rockers
DO marbe-top centre tables, solar Tampa
Walnut chairs. ottomans, lounges
Gilrame mirror, mantc ornaments 4set
Damask and lace curtains, window shades
Mahogany dining, breakfast, and other tables
Wilton three ply and ingram carpets
Mating, oiicloth, stair and rods
Office wood chairs,
French China dinner and
Silver plated table cutlery, glassware
Do cake basket silver and
Fenders andirons, shovels and
cottage cherry maple bedsteads
curcd hair and shuck
Number OF fine feather holsters and pillows
Counierpanes, comforts. blankets, shseu
Mahogany dressing bureaus wardrobes, glasses
Enciosed washsands toilet fire boards
Cooking, chamber, and paror stoves
Together with good Of kitchen utensils.
S2o and under credit Of and
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing nssresa
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Sept 26-d AuctionesS.
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Gy- Jackson Democratic Assoc! or!ation.-The repla
monthly this held ON Monday ve
ming next the 18th instant, al Democratic Hall.
oct 2-H J. ID, HOOVER, President
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Sauing Of Me eau Of Glaseo,U.

PnrLADELrHIA, Oct. a-The steamer City of Glasgow
sailed to-day Liverpool She takes fortysix passn.
gers, and $4,000 in specie large number of persons
were at the wharf 10 see her depart.
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Communicated
One Bet on the General Result.

Ihe wings OF Washington since the departure OF Gen.
eal Scott his electoneerng expedition, have exhlb
lied most interesting degree of confidence in his popu
larry. having, we are informed gone SO far 10
make sundry bets that he would carry Maryland. Ten
nessee North Carolina and some other States Yester
day, however, young whig inspired to such an
extraordinary degree OF enthusiasm that he walked into
ohilingons bookstore. on Pennsylvania avenue, and
lad down upon the counter bank bill OF one hundred
dollars that Scott would be elected the next President of
me United Sales. The be OF course. was promptly
taken up but the sequel damper 10 the cour-
ageous young whg for the democrat who closed in with
the stakes was Immediately offered by another thirty per
cent premium for his bargain and produced the cash and
pad Tor It. This. believe, is the first bet which the
wings OF this District have ventured the general re-
suit Let Horace Greeley look into this matter. v.
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PHLADELPHIA, Oct ZIP. m We have delghtiul wealth
The cry is fall OF strangers, and the Ihronged
with thousands Business is brisk in all departments
The stock market Is steady Uniied States S. Of 1851
isA Pennsylvania S. 81 97t Flour is hrmerssss OF
800 barrels % 30 81 4si Tor shipping brands Rye
iour, SS 81 Corn meal, S3 90 a S3 62a.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. Up. u,
.dilmre Arrived-Fon Days Lstsr.

LIVERPOOL Sept 22.-Colton heavy, but prices un-
changed.
France Tranquil. Duke OF Welng,on's death la England
caused general mourning suspension of business aud
tokens respect Advces from the con,inent generally
unim portant.
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CARD-The attention OF the ladies and gentlemen Of Wash
ingon, and the public in general respectfully invited 10 the
OF excellent furniture which will take
place on Monday next The 4 inst 10 O'Clock,
House. The furniture a quality, be
well worthy the attention OF persons furnishing
Wild be added TO the sale fine mich
ciss which neglected TO menuon In the advertisements
Oct "a a SCOTT
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Hy J. c. McGUIRE, Auoaionesr.

IHANCERY sALE-in consequence Of n"n-eompanes with
" the OF sale, prescribed the
authority under the direction Of will sell pubic
the the risk and OF the At
chaser Monday October the 4h at o'clock lots and
IN No 2le
This property beautifully situated
formed by the intersection Of Vermont
avenue, 18th and streets.
Terms OF sale third Of the purchase be paid
the residue
twelve, eighteen months from date with Sctensn
FUN 10 be made within three days from the day OF sale.
II. q. sPALDING, Trustee.
Sep ed JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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BY TELEG RAPH.
Sailing Of hs pae,6s.

Nsw Yonk, Oct, 2-p. m.--Ths American taan steamer
Pacific sailed o-day with iSo passengers, among wAom
Humphrey Maihsl, minister China and w. Schsns
bearer OF dsspst tches 10 the Court OF 81 James.
The Pacific takes out y 1876 900 in specie
The daily union., 1852-10-03

Q}-Seyenth Ward Democratic CIub.-Tbe members or
this Club will please attend their Tuesday evening
5th Of october instant O'Clock purpose marching
procession meeting be evening In ont
Of the Union Office. Every democrat ard !, earn
esty requested 10 attend and JOIN 10 procession.
SAMUEL @. TAYLOR, Secretary.
Oct3
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gfWashngton city Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciatonA special meeting of the standing held
church. 9th street
Monday ah instant O'Clock hoard
Of managers. WM CHAUNCY LANGDoN,
Oct3 Acting Recording Secretary,
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III Il, LoyErfs wAHPEN.:. for restoring gray haar
III, N its original color, prevent badness.
have the pleasure o informing public a, am nov IN r.
another lot Of ~ r. and also OF insonG
those who others that
able exhibit number ot cases hey may hssre
where perfectly successful, only In restoring
color causing hair TO be growing where the
head and niso 10 state ,at have
heard those who have tried and usng
u perfectly SIZED with its effect
proved wshpne which recently made i spvssxancs. The
eeouine and that which improvement, soA
\. X. syLvE9TER,
~ 9Th and sols
agent ~ h. Love,'s wahpene in the DasSct Il 90
amha by
MFpHijRsT HEARD,
Sep 12-eolm HAIR Dreesers, National Hos~l.
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I INpsN GOODS, Sc.-- f.N
IL Very superior Irish linens
lni md 1914 linen shsetng
Pillow linen
Superior dsmask table linen
brown do do
Superior damask tabie-cioih
Napkins
IIuckaback and damask toweilng
Scotch ana Russia diapers
Toilet and table
Linen floor cloth
Bird's diapers
Medicated hnckaback
Crash
Step linen, SC, &C.
just received ny
sept u 2l-eod2w YrRBy MILE
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P,esiden, Jackson Democratic Association.
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CIIIRTsi shirts! shirts l-Fin. shirts of
STYLE and OF the best quality plain and embroidered, fancy do
do. fun and complete assortment OF hand.
Shirts The the shortest
ice, and all warranted TO hi c. H. LANES
Furnishing Estnhishment
Sep lB-3tw1wif Penn. sv., ~ street
News and Telegraph
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pOYs' Cnnsl uoys' Guns Ill have receive Has lot
OF fowng pieces which double and
barrel boys' with a. & and 25nch barrel Also 6hs
OF ns English and rife powder with complete Stock
Of everything in the sporting line. --. !. .f
II. LlNDsLRY,
Sept 2l-co2w Penn avenue, between 9th and lesh
The republic., 1852-06-29
BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
The Washington Ratification Meeting-Heaih Of
Mr.. Clay General SCOTS Religious Vistos--Mis-
representations A6yoad-Ihe Markets, &c.

The Washington Ratification Meeting-Health Of
Mr.. Clay General SCOTS Religious Viros-Ms.
representations A5yoad- The Markets, &c.
BALTIMoRE, June 2S-5 p. IN.
The proceedings Of the great Wing ratification
meeting in w ashngton to- night is looked for with
great interest and learn that arrangements have
been made to telegraph full accounts Of it to the
principal northern cities, to appear in the papers
TO- morrow morning
The papers daily looked 10 for announce
ments to the condition of MIR. Clay, whose life
ia understood to be slowly ebbng away, under the
calm influence of religious resignation. 1t ia a
glorious thing to know thut the venerable patriot
has lived to see the day when the viest of those
who have in times past gloried in dcnouncng and
defamng him, would now gladly oblierate all
they have written, consign to eternal forgetiul
ness all that they have said ainst him His name
will stand in history by the side of that of Washing
ton. to be revered by all future generations.
Maryland is "Iacing the music" finely for Gen
Scott, and from all parts of the State we hear the
most encouraging tidings of a full Whig vote.
In Allegany county, where there has been great
noise made account of Colonel McKaig going
over to Pierce and King, the Wings have gained
ten votes where they lose one. Colonel McKaig is
a disappointed Whig, and had gone to the
opposition three months bef,re the nominations
were made.
find that in some of the strong Protestant
ties of Pennsylvania General Scott is represented
| IA very violent Catholic, end that in the Catholic
counties of Maryland he is spoken of strict
and vindictive Protestant. In order that the facts
may be known with regard to General Scott's re-
| igious vews | will state what know them to be
from personal obser walton, and if wrong you will
please correct me.
General Scott has always been, and is now, a
steady but modera member of the Protes tant Eps
copal Church free from ali violent taranism, and
has evinced, in all the acts Of his life, steady de-
voiion to religious freedom and the liberty of
science. This rule has been observed in all the mill
tary orders he has issued to those under his
and, when in Mexico, his first order on entering 4
city that the religion of the people should be
| respected and protected, and that any deviation
from this rule, the part of officers men, should
receive the severest punishment portion OF
| General Scott's immediate family Catholics;
but he is now, and has been for many years, a reg
| ular attendant Of one of the Protestant Episcopal
churches in Washington city, unless when fighting
the battles of his country, or absent on duty.
In the Baltimore market this morning there were
sales of 500 barrels Howard street -four at S4 - J.
| Red wheat, IS 100 cents; white, l0l l0i cents
| White corn, SO 90 cents; yellow, 60 81 cents.
Sales of $50 head beef cattle AT 81 a SIS net
| Hogs, 81 25a S775.
The republic., 1852-06-29
Demonstrations tn the West.
From The LouisuiiIs Courier, June %.

On Monday evening, when the news Of General
ScoTT's nomination was announced, the people oil
Cincinnati assembled sponts in nass meet
ing, and, by firing Of cannon and loud and long
cheers, testified their high satisfaction with the
choice Of the convention.
AT Aurora and Rising Sun, in Indiana, bonfres
were blazing. guns firing, and the Wings were
making the welkin ring with loud shouts for the
hero of an hundred battles-General WISFiELD
SCoTT.
Last night the Wings Of New Albany met in
mass meeting to rar.y the nominations oil Scott
and Graham, and the reports Of their guns made
glad Wing hearts; whilst the Locofocos, assembled
at the court. house, were disheartened and sad un-
der such evidence of zeal and energy in the Wing
ranks.
The nominations and the platform of the con-
vention have given very general satisfaction to the
Wings of Louisville; and we doubt not that Sat
urday night will show the gallant Wings of the
Banner City Of Kentucky are united as one man,
and ready to do Jealous and active service under
the old Whig flag, bearing the names of SooTr
| and GRAHAM.
We learn from passengers that arrived from
Lexington yesterday the the cars that the ut.
most enthusiasm displayed at Georgetown.
Lexington, and Frankfort, at the nomination OF
Scott. Hurrah for Kentucky!
The republic., 1852-06-29
sNIDER,s WINES.

L HAVE lately received from WAsHtNeroS MoE-
4 ToH, esq, at Bordeaux, o well scectcd invoice
Of the best Red Wines OF MEOOC, cmbracin 2 a
email lot OF each Of the very choicest gtowths OF
that celebrated district.
This fact, and Mr.. MOrton's we'll known high
standing, as also bic good judgment IN his selec-
ti0ns sufficient guarantee that thcsc Wines
will be found on trial, all that besPoak for them,
u prOprly t-tafed
Among them are 100 dozens Of the "CIIATEAU
LARlVEAUX," which has already given such
great satisfacison from the Vineyard Of the Count
~ HAMEL,
80 cases. each dozen piuts, same Wine.
30 dozens rare CHATEAU MARGAUX,' -
vintage OF lSi7 The best Of the first class Vince
of Medoc
30 dozens "HAUT BRION, )" ofisr7 The fourth
and delicacy. From tho Commune Of P,ss0c.
10 dozens "CHATEAU LAROSE." of1Si7. The
huest OF the sccond-class. From the Commune Of
81 Julien
30 dozens "MoUToN," Isi7 or the second
class. OF the Commune Of Pauline 4 very
pcrior and favoritr Wine.
30 dozens OF the celebrated CHATEAU cos"
DesfoWnd The choicest Of the second class, and
by many best Judges ranked as good as FIRST Glaze.
business, have received some invoices Of most
cellent RHINE aud MOSELLE Wincs, including
the SPARKLING SCHARZBERG," =" Of lS46. and
two qualities of the "CELEBRATED CHAM.
PAGNE" uf Aloct and Chaudon, which arc un-
surpassed; as well ~ como rare "AMONrlLLA-
DO" and choice stock Of "SAUTERNES,'
.'BURG UNDiES." &c, &c.
Orders will he very tblokfJlly received and deli
vered at Washington city, by Adams's Express,
free Of charge, by JACOB SNIDER, JR.,
Vino Merchant, No 20 walnut street, rhill.
MAY
The republic., 1852-06-29
TO CONTRACTORS
ARoHIrEcr's OFFICE, MILITARY ASYLUM

ARcHIrEcT's OFFICE, MILITARY ASYLUM,
WAsHINGrov, ID. C., May 26, 1852.
StEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- office until Wednesday, the 3uth of June ne1t,
at IL O'clock m, for the construction of the build
ings of the Military Asylum. near this city
The front of the main building Is one hundred
and fiftytwo feet, its depth fifty feet, with
wing eighty three feet by forty feet; the whole
OF which is to be faced with stone. Proposals will
be entertained Tor completing this building with
marble, grnnite, freestone facing; but all
bidders requested to send with their respective
proposals fair specimen of the stone with which
they propose to build, accompanied by particular
information as to the locality and capacity OF the
quarry; which specimen will be retained as a sanI-
pie under the contract
In addition to the above building, there will be
two mode sized dwelling houses for the officers
Of the institution.
The plans and specifications may be examined
at this office, from Monray, the 1th, until We'd
nesdey, the 30th OF June next, as above men,
toned, where all other information. relative TO
the location character of the buildings will be
given.
Every offer to construct these buildings must he
accompanied by written guarantee, signed 10y
one or mere responsible persons, TO the effect that
be or they undertake that the bidder or bidders
will, IT his or their bid be accepted, enter into an
obligation within twenty days, with good and SUI
fcicnt suretios, 10 erect the proposed buildings nc
cording 10 the plans and specifications which may
have been or may hereafter be, furnished.
In deciding on the bids, regard will be had to
the quality of the materials offered, and the respon.
sibility of the bidders; the right will be reserved
! 10 accept such offers only rn1y be deemed most
advanta geous to the Government, and also to re-
! cct the WHOLE should none OF them be acceptable
All bids TO be sealed, and endorsed Proposals for
/ building the Military Asylum" and address TO
J b. ALEXANDER,
May 2S-3tawtd Lieutenant Corps Engineers
! ~ The Baltimore Sun, New York Herald, and
sert the above three times week until the S0ih Of
June next.
The republic., 1852-06-29
June 5-eotJ
THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
Eaunuier County. Virs

A RE now open for the reception Of visitors
N They are situated on the Rappabannock river
thirty eight mles above Fredericksburg and fifty,
rrarly due west. from Alexandria. The Alexan-
dria railroad cars, leaving at a. m, carry pas
sengers at this time Ust June) within seventeen
nes OF the Springs, and first rate coaches, over
good turnpike for the remaining distance. run
daily to them
The agents of the railroad company confidently
expect 10 be within about eight miles of the Springs
by the last of July, when passengers leaving Rich
moDd at p. will get to the Springs by noon
the next day, via Alexandria-or may take the
Louisa Railroad to Gordonsvlle at 81 a. IN reach
Culpeper Court house that evening, and breakfast
next morning at the Springs, the through ticket
from Richmond by this route being So Or, by
taking the Fredericksburg route at a. M,
may spend the afternoon Washington or
Alexandria. and be at the Syringe by noon the next
day Timely notice to Fredericksburg would
secure direct conveyance by hacks, as to reach
the Springs the same day passengers leave Rich
inond
A tri weekly line of stages will be run from
Winchester TO these Springs.
Terms of Board: $50 for the season. ending
October /; $75 for three months; $50 for two
months; $35 for month; SIS for two wceks;
$40 for week; s. rs per day. Meals or lodg-
ing 80 cents each Servants and children under
twelve years of age half price. No charge for
children under tlDo years OF age. Horses 80 cents
a day, $40 month.
Payments to be made weekly.
WIN. McNISH Superintendent.
June 2-deo& tri- " 3n&w2t
The republic., 1852-06-29
W M yin z NNI L'NO DUN,
June % On behalf Of the Committee

(i- For the Benefit OF the industrious
Poor In every Class OF Society.-Arlicies of
clothing made up by the industrious poor of
Tered for sale at the rooms of the Ladies' Union
Benevolent Society, opposite the southeast corner
OF Capitol square, and ON Seventh street, next to
ODD Feows' Hail Private work left at these
rooms will also be made up upon the most favor
able terms. And would add that as this de-
scripuon OF work is often OF very particular char
GctcT, il affords the ladies opportunity of
encouraging that DISTRESSED class Of females whose
pecuniary circumstances have been changed
compelling Jhem to resort TO their needle for sup
port. The ladies' would urge upon fiulics, and
encourage the delivery of this private work at
their rooms, as ii viii afford them opportunity
Of beneiting THE interesting class Of its beneficial
ries, az they have done heretofore
Il. b. MILLS,
June Ii DirectrCss l. L. B. and r.. Society.
The republic., 1852-06-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the Crescent City-Later from
California.
Ttco Millions and HaIf in Gold.

Iico Millions and a Half in Gold,
NKw foRK, June 2S-5 p. m.-The steamer
Cresccnt City has just arrived here with the San
Francisco mails of the lat of June. She brings
four hundred passengers, and has Two millions ol
gold on freight, and five hundred thousand dollars
in the hands of passengers.
The steamship McKm, which left Panama on
the 2Sth of November, still delayed at Monte.
rey repairing. Sixteen Of her passengers had died
The intelligence from the mining regions is very
satisfactory. Large specimens OF orc continued
to be dug up. lump Of solid gold weighing six
ty nine ounces dug out OF cellar in Sonora.
A quartz vein of great richness has also been dis
covered near Shasta
There arc troubles at Sonora between tho French
and American miners, and serious results are In
ticipated.
The Indians are still committing depredatons
near Les Angeles
Mr.. Bartlett, the boundary commissioner, was
at San Diego, making preparations for bis depar
ture to Paso del Norte, where he would await the
arrival Of the new Mexican commissioner
Major J. s Hathaway, Of Oregon, broke his leg
by a fall from bis horse.
Business at San Francisco was brisk. Transac
tions were not large.
The republic., 1852-06-29

rs tokens Of gratitude from the State for the
vices Of these gentlemen in obtaining aid from
the general government in the war with the In
dians.
The Count de Cortina has asked from the Mex
ican government the exclusive privilege, for fifty
years, of railroad from the city OF Mexico to The
town OF rlalpana, (beter known San Augus-
tine) in the valley of Mexico, passing through
the yiilages Of Tacubaya, Mixcoac, Goyacan and
San Angel
The S.gI0 says the news from the State of Du-
range continues TO be- of the most melancholy
ture. Hunger, sic k kness md death the subjects
Of every letter; and the inba abtans dare not ven
ture five steps from their houses without exposn
themselves TO the danger Of being killed by the
Indians.
The village of Mocbotitlan, in the State of Cue.
nero, inundated on the night Of the 25th
utimo, by the sudden overlooking of the river
Salada This sad event caused the ruin of many
families, destroying more than bali the houses in
the village, and drowning many persons.
The republic., 1852-06-29
MADAME DELARuE BEGs LEAVE TO

1Yl inform the ladies Of Washington and it's vi
cinity that she has Just received a complete assort
lnent of plain and dress Caps. Also, choice Of
Lace Barbs, Head dresses fine French Flowers,
Ribbons. Black Lace Shawls French and English
Em5roderies, L7ces for trimmings, hounoings
French Corsets; Black Paris Ince, suitable to make
Sacks and Maniilas; Black Fillet Mite silk and
Thrcad Glove; spansh and French Fans; fine
French Parasols, aad others; fresh perfumer:es
German Cologne Waler, Pomatums, Tricopherous
Corbs, Brushes and variety OF Fancy and Staple
Goods too numerous to mention.
Madame ID. would call attention to her remaining q
stock of Paris Summer Hats, which will be disposed
OF at reduced prices
Pennsylvania av., between l2,b and 18th s,s.
Juuc g1 --3tcod
The republic., 1852-06-29
6n<nkRRksAe.x2
DIED,

On the evening of the l7th in.t at his residence
in Union, Monroe county, Virginia, Mr.. WILL
LIAM G. CAPERTON, in the thirty ninth year Of
his age, leaving widow and five small children
10 deplore his loss
On the 9th instant, after short but painful
illness, Mrs. SARAH CLARE, in the 57th year of
her age.
On the 9th instant, MARY FRANCES JONES,
in the Goth year of her age
On Sunday morning, the 9th instant, MARTHA
L., infant daughter OF JOHN and AGNES McDER-
MOTT, aged eleven months.
AT Alexandria, Va, on the nth inst, Mr.. JOHN
McNEMARA, in the goth year of his age. native
of Queens county, Ireland and for the last twenty
four years a resident of Alexandra.