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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-27

u There is man in these parts
who fancies he isa certain long cared
animal, aud The he snty tf !, :, he sn'
m ach mistaken
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-27

HAKp 70 Answer. The Southern
Press. copying the history Of the late
Fillmore movement in Georgia, asks
the following Tough and per<inent
question: a
HAS Mr.. Fillmore ever recanted
the abolition doctrines of his Erie let~
teri
Did he not sign The fagtive slave
Law only siter having publicly an for
nnlfy obtained The opinion OF his A.
torney General, as % its legalily1
What proofs has ever been given
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-14
Is AFTER YEARS,

Wien teo lsre b. benefited by oar knowledge look
back and mourn, and Icsrc- tbs Isll colseIaeEcss Of
ignorance
Nhat would possess eav life the
klogsl=dza 80 after years And what DAYS
nights ii anguish might nos have be-n spared,
ledge ysss timely possessed
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-14
Keep with the Tines.

There is prevailing idea among the many
that foTethought, skill or brainwork IS entire
ly unnecessary or useless in farming, that the
farmers revenue comes like the dew and rain
from operations in nature entirely outside of
mans control. Bnt nothing is more erroneous.
The farmer in fact has not only to deal with
the most intricate operations In nature but
must ever if he would battle successfully 10
make his profession a paying one, be well
posted up in the present state Of things con-
nected with his calling. More, he needs the
forecast to be able as far as possible to fore
see and be prepared for the changes in the
demand of the consumer, and apply them TO
his benefit. How many men live just year
behind the times. This year they bring their
whole energies 70 produce what brought a
high price last year, without thought
whether there should be like demand, or
the origin Of one, and when they bring pro-
duce to market they are disappointed, they
blame fortune and the buyers. parscually ne
latter, while in fact the ne reason lies with
themselves for bindly creating inordInate
supply without reasonable assurance for
an adequate demand. Let Us think farmers,
let Us think more and harder, treason togeth-
er" and make more money.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-14
READYMADE CLOTHING,

READl MADE JLDlHIN(J,
Including heavy tfvercaals snf sacks, rev sty9e
SaCa trprS- 80 q Business Cuuls,
Cassie end -Inel E g.. g gTelt variety Of Vests,
Linen, PRINT and fiauup ~Hi-s-
l. ". and cotton inae- -4irJs and Drawers,
B1Ck Gloves eut Sl.ts.
Cashmere anu 8ard Berlin do Suspenders, Socks &c
SGT mas AND ca .,
T men and b15s- o. every dezcs irli0a, inoIadirz
heavy Plush --rs, E-ul-Hti- 20 -l1th. Navy, Elastic
tip ard Irytas d. aud 4=g few SIX HAS, q NeW
York pfces ara Of
GROCERIES
0rr sock via be -se- ~ have some Extra Elk
ard EulaE g-an TEAS fsr those tho like very ule
E2lvursJ emp. ami b9th cGaee and a0 priced GuupHW-
r ami Imperial Tezs- H-.ers C.csa, Corn >-archl
Yeast Powders. upper layer b7ils- b4lch D. -I-ru-
spices. sugars Sc &c. s Hls assortment &C
CKOCEEsEs & GLASS WARE.
HARDWARE. IaoN. SrEEf, SHoVEt-S
Asff SPADES. f-NtN SCOOPS hAES,
TRACE AID e sLtER CHAINS,
TEs WAKE,
Clothes and Market RasEefs, Window Glass
IlHz Painted Pale Fa- ui Pushes &C. &C
All Of which are mentioned merely Introduction
20 what have ua Elf g.
~ have Lot Tepsea.s.el our Store for year. our
GeoIs are uea1g -st1 aud confident that sss
can y-r tts. 'a-l- great cants % buy
De prealat % s-E uez se b &insE oi1i
EdzfRr& s.. x EE e fzfa-
agent Tor A. e.. DAVIS
als-s1 Point September s. 1851 4
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-14
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.

BY DIR. A. IT. cTAUBICEAU,
Professor OF BrsEAsEs woMEN.
Oas HaR1rsfts Edition. l5Ho Up. $50 Price 50 cts.
[os PINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 0Ol
First published in 1917, and it is NOT
sURPRIZING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY MALE,
WHETHER MARRIED OR NOT, calt here
acquire n fun knowledge OF tie nature,
character and Of her complaints,
with the various symptoms, and that
nearly
I3AE.F \ MILLION COPIES
should have been sold
Il as mpscsicabe convey fully he various subjects
treated of. they sctly intended uE tie
married, 81 -e-e contemplating marriages, but female
health, which conducive 90 her own happiness and that
be4 husband. .Hf tE VIII obtain Els III
every husband p ha as e love and affection Of his wife
heart JHsE OF bis IecuHlary improvement.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT BY MAIL within the last few months
* q 9 q q j 5
Base and Shameful Fraud!i
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-14

MINERAL Poi TiEIiC EltSI,
GROCERY ana EE0EEsEu2 $40 u F..
yEyIH subscriber rsuff respectfully 81 the attention
Il etsa- au.f- tr BITS vrs. se.ecl-# stock et
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOYS,
CONNECTIONS, &C,
At hfs ven known =lauI on afeh street, opposite MI
toms store vhare he may De Iud e a times redE e.
accommodate those vNu may favor him 7tl -cglr pat
r1ragR. lie has Hp hsEa a good supply u
Tea, Coffee Sugar SaLsraftts Spices, Frrts
Aus S5rdUass Ogs'vs Sc, &C.
an Of tire best qualities ard offered On the most reason
able lerus-
CANDIES DE Ell ez1ETDS7
Manufactured aua sl 81 ~ 1a.-sse aad resa as cheap
they ue had at Buy place Do The west To- couuec
tiua with this esiab.i- -rt Is a good
D AIS - . -
Ply which means DE i- always Supplied wth fresh Ca c.
Psg-- Sc, auI also prepared - furnish
-55--z- #I ~
with o. most delicious yafs-es, Ornamental T. SUI
the most parfrUlsr tss-e
~ The highcs. market price paid Fl good Butte
and Eggs. .,,.. ,..r,.-rt-
Mineral Point, Jaig q, 1888. 3aH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-14
MARRIAGE.
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is TT.

Th.t behold usay females scarce the meridian 81 life
nrke4 N neal "a eas sHs tn complication Of diseases
and ailments, caeTu the power cr The
81 iie men physical health buoyancF q SPIRITS,
AID happy entity Of ~ arising % hezCh,
should be prei.lU.lralr
Many 81 lle esls 81 sr sutieEEs az hPeEaTs yerrs
Do their origin 50 lls auuo-iceu and q courxe
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-14

WasHIxGroN s>T.-Fhe Kentucky
block Of marble for the Washington monu.
ment has this inscription: "Unjer the aus
pieces of Heaven and the precepts Of Wash
iaton, Kentucky viii p the last to give uF
the Union"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-14

ia eccentric man in Bath. Me-, was ask
u t1 contribute to fore IN mIssion.-ile gave
a quarter Of q dollar. but stopped the agent as
he was departing, and said: "Here Is 2 dol
AT Is pay the expense # getting .he quarter
10 the heather.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-14

- writer IN the y. y. Tribune esti-
mates that tea could be produced in the Uni
ted States, at from . Il TO ID cents per
pound.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-14

Geo. II. Derby, the We'll known publisher
died in Buffalo on the 18th alt.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-14

Tha5sus smith of Aud1 Creek, Tazas5eH county, lit
nois seys. - h4d lost lhe Of NY Than
ear by palsy. or pzTa.ysis the sh had entirely
withered sway Having nothing bat stin, muscle and
bone lri ali tar best electors, and au le remedies
could hear IT, But they did good. then comuenc
cd the " Il. g. Parcels Arabian Iinila ut, and
few bottles entirely cured me, and my arm is now as
burns sp-alus and l-4ises 4w50.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-14

~ There are 3.566 Presbyterian Minis
Jars in the e ited States.
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REMOvAL-The celebrated DR. c. w. RoBAcK, professor Of
~ astroioGy, astronomy, phcnoogy, and combined
with copjuntcn from sweden haviag Office No.
White New York. offers his citizens
Of Washington lie all crowned heads
Europe aud enjoys higher reputation suooEc than
living Nativics calculated according
ladies 81 gentlemen s. Persons distance have their
natvios drawn sending date OF the day Of their birth Al
ton and naivtics to part Of the world, written
durable prepared make Of his
conjnaton Of the following topcs Courshp sdvce
successful accomplishment OF wealthy
he % redeem such
Of hazard, and recovery
property purchasing Of Thou
have been dono this and
United States full satisfaction Of ALL
horoscopes have been during the last four
letter. will aud win
the mail safe that
through the ONCE Dr. Robnck
900 monthly and has
All letters win he regiousy attended To- prepaid Re
name ONCE and State For
the ONCE Of the unon and astrological almanac
grstis.
q. w. ROBACK,
White street, New York.
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ITEALYs Great Webster Pioture--Heslys large picture
III replying In the Senate In $780,
also FUN portraits Of senators and other distinguished
present. win he exhibition, and after sstu
day Instant O'Clock until sunset, day
Sundays crccpcd the common council ROOM city
Hail. which granted MI Hesy for the purpose by
the nosrd Of Common Council
Admission tickets so cento be obtained
the door 20-d3 h eod3w
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ny y. @. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE AND GROUND.
Il ON NEW JERSEY AvENUE.-By virtue OF deed Of trust
duly orccuted and recorded in Libe w b. No 1885, 4o
AL, A. of the land
the subscriber trustee win se public suction. Monday
9Th Of March, nj O'Clock
7f2, with about 6ak feet oi ground attached
title this ipdispuale. and location good
Sale At and the
20 sell. THOa. CARBERY. Trustee.
Feb I'D j. q. MCGUIRE, Aucsionssr.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No. Sc Wall street, ~ Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
L G. ROBERTS & CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE T. CO.,
26 Rue Notre Dame des Victories,
GEO. III DRAPER, Havre.
ships will gold,
iewey, bills
ladg signed therefor expressed
Sept 5-dy
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United states Patent Once.

February 49, 1852.
IN the petition Of Patrick Masenns Of Patterson New Jersey,
praying of granted TO him for
dyeng nom The expiration OF
said patent, which place twenty first day April A. ID.
1852
ordered tina, said petition be heard at the Patent Once
Monday the nineteenth day Of April II O'Clock,
persons notified appssr and show they
have, why said petition ought to be granted.
opposing file In the Patent
Office objections specifically forth writing at least
OF hearing An hled by either parry
said hearing tnken and transmitted
cordance the Office, which viii be furnished
pic alton.
Ordered also that this sotice be published in the National In
gencer Union, Washington D. O. Philadelphia In
quire Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Providence Journal Pow
dence Rhode Island Express New York. New York Daily Bee,
Boston Inchgoncer Louis,
Missouri week for three successive weeks tho
10Th OF April next
X. c. wEGHTMAN.
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
papers will please copy, and send their
bills Patent once, with paper containing this notice
Feb f7-law3w
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United states Patent Onicc,

an petition Of VIM. T. James, of New Rochee New Ya
praying the extension of patent granted him for al
spark from the exrata
said patent, which takes place the thirteenth April
A ID. 1862
ordered that the snid petition be heard at the Paen Once
Monday April IL o'clock and all
notified appear and show any they hays why sd
petition ought not To be granted.
opposing required 10 file IN the Pa
specifically forth writing asllwer
ofheang All testimony filed BY either p1
said hearing be taken and transmitted In accord
with the rules ofhe Office, which VIII be furnished on spf
Ordered Also this notice be published in the National h
gcpcsr, Republic, and Union, Washington d. c.; Phiassa
Inquirer Philadelphia Pa Providence Journal Providence
Pittsbufg Gazette Pittsburg Pa Express New YORK ~ III mp
Bee BOSTON, and the Daily Journal Aiwaukie, WIS.,
week for three previous this 18th day
THoS. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents
Of the above will please ard send H
bills Once, with paper containing this notice
Feb l3-iswjw
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Once or Co respondence, Washington City.
LII having business the city OF Washington
IL has established here OFFICE
OF CORRESPONDENCE the of giving nfoma
desired Of the world No business,
public private, of honorable character will be
this Office. Persons wishing
BUSINESS they have before Con
gres public Offices &C., will be dscreeuy advsed and
where professional other aid is necessary the best viii be
recommended.
Tine undersigned VIII regard all matters communicated him in
ths office sacredly confdcna and WILL by
through be for him
employ possible them nsiolate
Of dollars which
generally required but should
be rendered. the Will
be n a satisfactory letter reply.
Address (postaRs prepaid,) THOMAS @. CONNOLLY,
Once Of Correspondence, Washington, d. c.
WASHINGTON City, January is, 1852
Mr. Thomas Connolly worthy citizen,
intelligence, and clear, and ready
him eminenuy qualified for the able
useful duties connected with
his original design Of Office Of Correspondence
RICHARD WALLACH,
IU. g. Marshal for the District Of Columbia
WALTER LENOX,
Mayor Of Washington City.J
10. GALES,
Iscnior Editor o Irrational Incigencer1
II. W. LATHAM, (Bnnker.1
jan 20-Tu1hA Sauf5m
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THURSDAY February 10, 1852.
Richard Stockton Field esq., Of New Jersey, and
George Tckmor Curtis esq, of Massachusetts, were ad.
mitted attorneys and councillors OF this court
No SO. c. II. Mccormick u.s. c. Nj. Gray Ct al In
the circuit Of The United States for Illinois
Mr Justice Curtis delivered the opinion OF the court,
reversing The judgment of the said circuit court and re-
handing this with directions 10 overue the de-
murrer and order III. defendants to answer the bill
No n. The United States u.s. A. Pellerin ei al On
appeal from The district court of the United States for
Louisiana. MIR Chief Justice fancy delivered the
opinion oil the court reversing the decree Of the district
court, and remandng this with directions to dismiss
the petition bu, without prejudice the rights of the
parties in any suit where the question OF perfect and alb
souie title not, under the treaty OF from Spain
TO the United States, may be Involved.
No. 30. The United States A. b. Roman; No IS
The United States Us Viemon,'s heirs; No u. The
United States Labranches heirs The same decree
entered in each OF the above three cases
No. 20. The United States Us. John Lynds heirs Ap.
peal from the district OF the United States for
Louisiana Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opin
ION OF the court that the grant in this is null and
void and that the decree OF the district court should be
reversed and annulled
No 80 The United States Us. J j. Duplsner; No "a
The United States Ekin's heirs ct ni No a. The
United States Beverly Chew al oI No as The Uni
ted States ps Powerss heirs No a. The United State.
Us. Pinards widow; No. 50 The United States ps Con
rad administrator of Wckod, No 10 The United States
ps Johnson's heirs; No, r. The United States ps For
tier At a.; No IS. The United States ps Leonard.
widow At al No II. The United States Us C,,zeo.
Bank Of Louisiana. The same decree was entered IN
each OF the above
Nos 81 and S. Claimants OF the ship Martha. appc
lants, Us Lambert g. Brothers and the South Carolina
Railroad Company, libellants The argument Of these
causes was commenced by Mr. Evans for the appellants
ans continued by MIR Butler for the hbellans.
Adjourned until Tomorrow, II o'clock, A. m
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NEW Fashionable Tailoring Estsbii.h ~ n,. me-,
IOUDON CO., mems MERGERS and sfors, bfos ,sr
avenue, have Just opened their new so .uch
and selected stock Of goods for Eenuemenr VIZ,
eo,hs cassimeres vessngs and furnishing goods gner ,
Army navy, msrne and revenue officers WI VA .aeh cr
swords epaulcts ssshes, PEASANTS lsces W.
equation Of their respective co,p ~
experience Of many years in legitimate .yspr
select Foods desire please, with he INST ~
protect customers against high prices, are induce"'
offer, re.po tfuIly solicit patronage
Nov le-d3m
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DANCING ACADEMY.-Ffrst Course.-Mr r. r. LABBE
has tho honor citizens
and Alexandria, TINT his
season vii commence on Thursday, November his ROOM
George Thomas Fskers
avenue between 9th and 9Th hotel
Days Of tuition Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Al me ash'opAbe dances will be introduced Taught,
1A-dtf $50
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worthirUtOn q. Snethsn

CONTINUES 10 practise law in the fupreme Con 70 rss
before Congress; prosecute claims and seue II
zaaipst and boards OF commssoh''s
cure patents home and abroad To obtain p'"'a ,,br
bounty lands collect debts, dividends leraoles
Of The United States and in foreign
Of funds in and stocks and on PONG
gagc and negotiate the purchase and sale OF loah'
patent rights, in any State Of tho Union. .oninf "
Particular attention paid 10 California land tue ease
the United State. Supreme Court on appeal -, sC.ra
Commune aons prepaid addressed 10 w a. rncM onr
Pacc, Capitol Hh, washington, p'or VI" '"'' octs-dp
tenton
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The steamship Columbia viii ply, IN connexon with As
above San Francisco and Oregon
Each allowed $50 lbs personal baggage not a.
ecding measurement 10 cubic feet.
Freight will be taken Chages at 10 cents per foot nom
Panama San Francisco at the rate OF SiO0 per ton
For freight apply at the oflce OF The
West street, New York city. M. o. ROBERTS
Jan l6--d3m
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srn' ssvssn it mrsros-Jhis magnificent painting, on
srbson Odd Fsno~s Hall, IN. already been witnessed by
truly beautiful striking In he .ho,, v,.. ~
hs visitor 10 taken dstsnc. Of thousand mile. on n. lakes.
The Nasar, tho st. Lawrence and sasueny rivers None sboud
loss the present opportunity Of visiting this nn, os m ar
The ssorsi admirably faithfully sonc,sd nro,
hs' :" nsp'r. the behoasr with feelings admiration ,na
Iaks" 70 the Congressional Banquet honor Of ,e p,s 81
washington, TO come on Willard. on III. oI., ms,
h. procured by subscribers the Am ar n,
and of ihs House Of Representative.
~ '"'' - 80 "'' W NHshgemenhs Feb Is--dd
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ATTENTION NJ

Richest Winter and Early spfns Goods fer Gen
Hcneu,
HIIAS, A. SMITH CO., No, Old State House, Boston, beg
gentlemen visiting Boston examine their large
selected by gentleman OF
perence the principal manufacturers OF England
Germany, and France aud imported to order.
Ovscoang English, Venetian beaver Labrador
PROOF fine cloth finish beaver, whitneys, Dufes,
French kossuh rcverbean entirely
cloths celebrated
French, English Of and beautiful coli
ors, and rich and superior finish
fantoonery and three hundred dnsront styles OF
ench fail please the
refined and exquisite
Cutting depArmentWs have in the different cutting depart
who acknowledged by thousands
10 hive competitors
shall who favor
by them from stock Of good.
eQuaed estabiishment
this o ny city tho Union
which bo manufactured with attention
STYLE workmanship and which
and constantly which
enjoy, and at prices that cannot fail 10 please.
CHAs. A. SMITH Co,
No Old State Hous~, Boston.
o2-2aw3m
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GPRINQ fashion -
sTFvENs Browns Hotel viii this day introduce the spring
fashion for gepu dress
Feb i7-s SALES ROOM. Browns Hotel.
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p II. HoOE q CO.. wholesale md Retail Dealers In
floor oil cloths mattng
sheetna blankets and house furnishing
Pennsyvnnia between 7b streets
DC. =
Aug 9o-n
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By A. GREEN, Auc,,on..r.


TRUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE = nv yr.
Of deeds Of duly recorded In Libcr b. rs folio
2s &C. and in iiber w H. No 49, folio 49, &c in
b., No lt6 folio AS 49, by parties under
signed satisfy by said deeds Of
will sell public premises Monday the
March, A. ID, 1854 O'Clock,
No 400 tho city Of Washington The property
cred for sale occupied by Mr. William
sylvana few doors Browns Hotel
of the valuable pieces Of property In this
Terms nsdc OF sale.
THOs. CARBERY, Trustee.
Feb i'd A GREEN, Aucioprer.
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TUE BANK OF THE UNION, In browns Marble
Building for the exchange and
general banking bu.iness.
no. II. GALLAGHER, President.
IA
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TOR Rent, the large and ccmsno".o" ,,".
fret ward now occupied by the Brazilian Mn''"'
For term. apply Gen. grauo sI Hni'ohS
GeptSl--eodu tin"i(
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ByJ. g. MCGUIRE, Anctionesr.

By ~. e. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, Aeon astur.
morning the olst instant o'clock
shall
OF millinery and fapcy goods.
Al and place win be sold seized by
writ Of distrn,n for honsersot J. Z. MCGUIRE,
Feb I'D
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SEyENTH semt-AnnuaI Trade Sale OF CarriageI-
y will place Wednesday morning, 9Th MnA
nc al half past O'Clock Chinese Museum, Philadelphia
occupy both Of the extensive saloons OF that caps"
building
The light top wagons will be arranged in the large bar
second story.
The carriages will be the
re yer United states embracing
hundred eu vehicles Dunlap Co, fars
CO., Merrck, Howell Sparks D. Doughty, and ohs'
acknowledged reputation.
will be admitted in catalogue unless wanr
makers that purchasers rely securing rs
article.
Open for exhibition the Cay previous.
informed that there will be no
ponemcnt account OF the weather.
ALFRED M. HARKNEss,
Auconso
Auction of horses carriages and harness held at The
opposite Saturday throughout the
The establishment open all mce for private sales OF carn
hand believed be the largest In the Uw
State, Feb 6-2awas
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CONS DEAvvtnG Book Of Landscapes, roI,.~. ~.
Walks and Tclks Of American Farmer In Ens,,nd ~.
psrstsons being Putnsns Semi monthly Library. - ''
rsen FRAscK TAYLOR
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ny A. GREEN. Auesioae.r.

TRUSTEES SALE or GROCERIES, Liquors Aeon Mon
day, 23d shall SELL at 10 O'Clock the
OF o. B. Lord,
nent OF groceries and liquors, viz
Tea, coffee, brown loaf and crushed
Soap, Candles starch, salad oil, and spices
Flour, cheese, Goshen butter In kegs, chocolate &C.
Nails hard, wood, stone, and crockery
Tobacco and cigars, rss,Bs, currant., and mustard
Willow and brooms, mats, blacking, &c.
Mackere, herring, goldfish, and bacon
Also a good liquors such Ms
Brandy, gin, whskey madeira, and port wine
Moissses and vinegar, and brushes
With the store fixtures, platform, and counter scales
Bugarmll, ohcans standcasks, acsnstcrs, hc.
Al Of under 65, SIS credit Of
and four months the purchaser giving
dorsed.
DANIEL RATCLIFF, Trustee,
Feb n-A A. GREEN, Auotionccr.
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yAMEs L.. EDWARDS, Iafe COMMISSIONS Of - ~,
sions aimeon Smith, attorney ataw, formerly o. ~
bus New York have opened office in Washington ~ "a,
for claims before
the executive departments OF the general government
their business that may !"
care. Reference may be made to any members o. W
Congress- = ,ym,,t
Hotel, win DO duly attended to.
Sep i0-diy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-20

= FOR NORFOLK.-The steamer oaCEoI, A
Au--Qk-e liih February trips 10 thc
3a2n1R place, leaving Washington every Wedn~s
O'Clock leave Norfolk every Friday
o'clock, p. m. Passage and fare, s.
She will Conc and the
landings on the foomsc.
F-b io-du JAMES MITCHELL.