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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-21
FOR SALE.

"a A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN, "A
M Twenty-Five years of age, and her boy-oogN
child four Years of age. A good Cook and Wash
woman. TITLE GOOD.
f15 Apply TO Inc on the road from RochepCrt
to Fayette. JEREMIAH RUCKER.
October T. 1S52-lw.
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A q f. n & Y
AGEN
OF THE
EAGLE COTTON FACTORY.

WE have been appointed agents for the sale of
w the products of this factory, and offer them,
by the package only, at factory prices. We are
now receiving 200 bags assorted yarn, with large
stock of carpet chain, Irvine, wick, and first and
second quality batting, and solicit orders from mer-
chants and grocers.
Sept % w. T. BIRCH & SON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-21
THE TIM Els.
For One Day 0nly!

Our friends will remember that the Pres
idential election takes place on Tuesday, the
I'd day of November, and lasts only one day.
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NOVEMBER ELECTION.
Announcing Candidates, S3,OO--In Advan

"a" We are authorised TO announce ROBERT T.
PREwITT candidate for Circuit Attorney, in this
District at the next November election.
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PERTFOCLE SPECTACLES.

o@~eT.a \ fine assortment Of Perifocle Spec
tacles gold and silver 10 suit any age for sale by
JNO. HAMBERLAIN.
Sept. ii Sign OF the Zig Watch.
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silver Ware!

~ Just received large lot OF pure Silver
~ q ware, such as Table. Tea and Dessert
-7-aaS w Spoons, Soup Ladies. Sugar longs, Mus
tard and Salt Spoons &c, all OF which will war
rrnt as pure as coin.
Sept Is JNO. CHAMBERLAIN.
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CE.OTsEING!

ZINE Dress and Frock Goats, Pants. Alpaca
L and fine uster frocls and sack coats, and a
great variety of vests. &c.
April % D. BRONSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-21

R5g- Job work, of Every Description, exc
eutcd neatly and promptly, al this Office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-21
GROC EEtlEs!
EDGE TOOLS!

uAND aNes chopp.ng axes. broad axes. SIM
l. l. mons hatchcts, draw knives. Cooper's draw
knives, adze, augurs chisels, hand adze, &C., for
sale by April % D. BRONSON.
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o. d. PERRY, THO. J. BARTHoLow.
PERRY & BARTHOL0W,

Grocers, Dealers in Hemp, and Produce Generally,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
GLASGOW, MO.
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Gents. Fmrnisi,ing Goods.

q LOVES, Socks. fine Shirts, Collars, Linen
NJ and Shifting, Gents silk hose for sale by
April 20 d. BRONSON.
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HATS & CAPS.

GENTS. Fashionable Hats. Boys and mens'
" light fur and wool hats. Panama. chip and
Leghorn hats, great variety Of styles. for sale by
April - D. BRONSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-21
ladies' fine Gold watches.

GcNUtlNHIs- sIITTN anu NWNTINT CASE sIINtf WdICN-
es Of all descriptions. gold Guard Chains, Fob
Chains, Vest Chains, and Chaelaine Chains for la
dies; diamond Rings and Pins, Cuff Pins, Bracelets
childrens' ArnIets, Breast Pins finger Rings in
great variety, pure gold wedding Rings, gold
Guard Keys, Fob Keys Seals and Slides. gold
and silver Pencils. gold Pens. Lar Rings of varl-
out patterns, gold Lockets with and glasses.
gold and silver Thimblcs. gold and silver Spccta-
Giles, silver, shell IND pearl Card Cases sterling sill
yer Spoons, Cups. Ladies', Forks, &C.. and every
other article Of Jcwery that can be found in q
jewelry establishment. Cutlery, Scissors, Per-
fumery. VioIinS. &c, at very low prices.
All fine watches repaired in the very best man
ner, and warranted TO keep good time, or the mo-
ney returned.
C159 The highest price paid Cor old Gold and
Silver, or taken in exchange for goods.
JNO. CHAMBERLAIN.
GLASGOW, Sent Ii. Sim of the Big Watch
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-21

GLASS AND GLASSWARE.
nlGGES + co. have lust received a large lot
- Of Gius, and Glassware, which they offer for
sale cheaper than the cheapest.
WINDOW GLASS.
8Xlo, loNl2, 12X14. 12xlB, l2xlS, 1Sx2O, e0zS4
Gallon Spice Jars;
do do DO.
/ do do do.
DO do do.
Salt Mouth Glass sioppers-t gallon. salLoa,
gallon.
Tncture Bottles. all sizes;
Walls, from OF. TO $ ounces.
May -, 1852.
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SMALL PROFITS
AND
GUEC K s "a Z e S .

q THE undersigned has just returned with
81 a large and well selected assortment of fine
G1-szSJ EwELRY. WATCHES, Guns, &C. which !
will sell twenty per cent. cheaper than has
ever been sold for in this place. My stock con-
lists in mart Of
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sE.AvES ZOE GALE.
Pure QuiIaine,

WE have in Store. and for sale $50 OF. Qui-
w nine, which We warrant strictly pure. and
full weight. In quantities of five or. and over
We will sell it at 50 %, per o., and by the single
ounce. So 30. Less than one ounce will not be sold
w. ]. BIRCH l. son.
September-23. 1852
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CANDLES.
NOTrEE.

r WOULD respectfully invite those in want of
l. Groceries. Furniture, &C., to give me a call, az
my stock is always ample for any demand, and at
prices as low as the lowest. We will at ali times
lake pleasure in showing DIR goods.
J. $. THOMSON.
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Tran.i,ion Coal.

ls rare and valuable coal variety NOT quite changed n,o
upon globe, soau Wass Gfes
Ionez IN Russia near The Black and at Dauphn and he
commands ,e Aghss prize u Is now mined upon IN. large e
and Washington than the coal Of oe region For g
., me msane agd y, great power IN ssnsIang heat
bitumnous coal with cleanliness of greater
Durability than either Il burns without making visible
consumed Not so With the anhr raci.es especially
practice Of sng their ashe. to obtain more
fuel In burning th transition coal there oasts for The small
Goals made handling ordinary should
De burnt together fsereened ALL The dust only should be taken
impression esi.is with many persons
s eeS Ss s h ss. ss o s % a I
when they are sold by WEIGHT Ia Tayos valuable work. sa
pousds heavy white ash coal making the red ash IS SO
o hes Seas s ps %
BY me weisht and bulnl . suitable manner:
sdsv :, Now oas a s @ Mse m eII s sss
ssesr d'aash 10 applied i tan he nars
Are heho oH Nosd woaa eSua
heavy burn, Without powerful
dfansh and larger quantity Of coal than The tempe
Stoves furnaces cooking ranges annually
cess In every convance however, which has been invented
burn coal HE ira.ition variety viii make beautiful re and
when this coal used The draugh alone
prepared BY power muehnery USE
Su sEs @ ss ea e
VILE are confirmation q ne Danphn rein and they approach
Shipments the already been made the
Dsrel Of Columbia and .can be obtained at retail from the follow
WIN. T. Dove, Washington. Woodford Stone Washington.
Wm %ass, do Mvs Bss.I Co. Goraeown
@ % @ % the % % for aa me
Coal Company, will be promptly executed BY ,,o,,n -.
Office southwest baltimore and South streets
BALTIMORE, September IT, 1852.
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University Of Maryland.

U'HE forty annual session will begin Thursday October T.
i 1852. md nd IN the lst OF March, 1858.
Principles surgery aud Clinical Surgery, Nathan
X Smith, N. II.
Chemistry and Pharmacy William r. A. hikin NJ ID.
prpcpe of Medicine and Clinical Medicine sam
M chew, MD.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. u.
6,hSferics Richard ". Thomas, NJ. ID.
Maca Medca, Therapeutics, and Pathology george w Men
berger, NJ. D. . :, -
Practical Anatomy Berwick u. Smith, M. u.
Fees 5r the fpl course 500 fee $40 mahcula
ton. s. graduation. $50.
70, noe. of the faculty have at thor
tn6rmnry, on the same street WIN e oh
versty immediate negborood containing shshoIea
tv beds belonging University, md managed and nj
tended entirely faculty. This Institution devoted to me re
and treatment OF those which furnish the
mos, ofal profitable subjects clinical ohsevaon an
addition il during rnmmeri which WIZ ma
,rv a and advantages u " open W
ali throughout the without zee
material is abundant and cheap Expenses o. h'e
In 0,Itnorn ss o. ms n Atlantic city. = -
" WILLIAM r.. A. AKIN, NJ d., Dean.
p.rrtwopv, May IS, 1so2
July 9f-2swtl5Oct
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War Departnleat,

Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept Is, 1852
win be received BY The Secretary Of War unit. the
which will be awarded the lowest
ment exceed hundred thousand dollars.
CONDITIONS.
The forming the n only be thoroughly
river, destroyed
form distinctions npedmen 10 the navigation thereof
Whenever report that the
has been and DESTROYED tbs shall be inspected by
ns a M @ pay .uSn s. Of # The whole
pee xresd upon a ne roon removed @ sns pear 70 e snte
shall never Be is.. dlesnih part of the work
July ner 1858, willing
l. s me M s ne
for The mentioned period he viii state and will propose
specified in for completion
the work shall have arrived the same shat Inspected By o
shall appear on such inspection that e contract has been f
unity with In. including twenty per cent
But appear
but the balance du the contract shall be forfeited the
proper eneon. have been made BY ,s 70 fulfil Ii.
xagrment he shall offer complete without
on orlhe Secretary War, be that purpose
And at the expiration Of thai me the work shall be completed
win be required his bond for $40
condioned contract bidder
viii transmit At the same time with bis proposals the names Of the
that they VIII sign bis bond snreue as above mentioned and
state In which he resides are respectable crens
considers them worth thousand dollars and
these conditions shall be complied with.
proposals. will be addressed undersigned
the envelope" Proposals for removing Red River RAM
The Republic Intelligence, and Ueion Washington, O.
rier and Enquirer and EtPts New York Pennsylvania In
Onto Louisville Joapat Louisville, Kentucky 81 Louis
La New Orleans commo,clal baie,n New Orleans bee and
Now oeaH Reppsean New Orleans Ia viii inse, The above
sept 2l-dlotSaawuan3
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EOR RENT--Two large stores, Easements finished
sales rooms, the seventh Market
Spaceone OF valuable
Washington The Easements lighted
windows, perfectly dry Each
the for fuel and pump Of drinking
the These finished the
modern STYLE and lighted with
October Also will be for large warehouse,
main business IL ~ by IS Deep
bigb with cellar "a feet by 50 This
building could be easily finished dry carpet
There could be made the skyigh of
The upper dwelling portion of the building will be completed
the last October about the
vember, and suitable for boarding
about fifty fine ceilings well lighted
of by finishing attaching warehouse addition
upper portion the building
twenty rooms with dining "a IS deep
houses,
Complete fixtures for cooking of The most delightful drink
the Kitchen and conveyed through
fhh dumb kitchen all
speaking each kitchen
prominent and the location of desirable
situated Pennsylvania Louisiana
fronting public 10 dnIghtfu
part of being equidistan the Capitol and
dents and all the public buildings
could selected
good and responsible the will be made reasonable This
Of Baltimore reconstruction drepair In
which aud
called for by and condition In which the building
the original five
expense me- substantial faithful
like New foundations put
cessary, they stand like a rock
terms apply aide OF street,
ANNE r. DERMoTT
Sep -3twTuesThurs& Sauf
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CLOTHS, Cassineres Nestiugs, &c.-
W superior black French SimOn's
Do do do Biycys
DO blne and fancy do makers
DO Belgian and
Do black French doeskns
DO black and fancy silk yesings
Fancy cassimeres-iarge stock.
Also scars KID silk, lsehread, and Frcnchbuc
gloves
SILK, cotton, and merino y hose
SIR and merno undershirls and drawers
Suspenders silk and linen cambuc handkerchiefs, kc
furnishing
department all to be found very chenpm
2l-eod2w YERBf b MtI.LEb'S.
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GLORIOUS NEWS-The most important discovery made
BINDERS housekeepers druggists This
patent glue IN liquid always for requires
free from SMELL and will keep liquid climate
as cement for wood one china glass; ron marble
substance stands unequalIed
wherever has been introduced, a saving
mechanics, observable at first sight We offer liberal
hardware slatoners druggists,
less by 70 cent than ordinary glue We making
extensive the tall country
will do well TO attend TO this Immediately We establishing
agents all popnlous United
bottles of thee and also gallon.
OF the United States carriage free.
Aiso the British furniture polish
merchants attend 10 the above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS & CO.,
July 3l-d3m Cedar Pearl New York
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BYR RoBrRT AaMsTRoNe.
PROPOSAL. ror ks.rsi.hinx ths Paper ths raSiie
Printing.

OFucx Sur3aisTEspEEr the PUBLIC fhstiss.
Washington, September ~, 1904
IN provide executing the pube PRINT
ng ke approved August a. 1884, sealed Proposals VII oe re-
oas s Capo until the hst Monday to day1
f Dec O'Clock, of furnishing be paper
mai public printing of me year eommehc
lpx on December e and endsg ON the l day Of
December, 1883.
the quantity and quality and description OF each Kind Of
will be required
CLAssl
600 ANS fine printing uneaendered "a by
inches, and 10 weigh forty five pounds of
oD ,sams printing paper caendeed "a by IS
inehes and to weigh fty six pounds 10 the OF 4oo
sheets. .M
CLAss3.
o and caendered printing paper
"a by ~ inche aud to weigh foryeghI pounds
10 the ream Of 4SO sheets.
of the above be Of linen
.a cron all adutcaton with mineral other sub
OF whenes and put in quires of twenty iour
s zach and each each
Uniformity in cuor, thickness and weight viii
~ buade varying over under five per cent
[ Inc standard will be received, and the weight will
n,s 70 MAKE the weight will be considered violation Of the
ac, m The above three classes will be
n.s,ed into supplying the quantities required therein, such
lime, 81 public service require but the privilege reserved
Tdeng quantity either class should
INV b required and in such quantities be
deemed necessary.
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Proposals for Wood and Coal.

orrtcs HousE or REFRssFSr.rryrs u, =,
september IL, 1852,
PROPOSALS will this office uu Monday, October
ls30 a " O'Clock, delivery Capitol OF
pounds tony OF the best anthracite coal
brokso pound weight
weighed wegher, and deposited ia the
Capitol from fine particles OF dust on or before
the 6nssnth OF November next
A.o hundred aud Eve cords Of the best quality Of
cords be sawed
pieces and to be delivered corded
Capitol yard At the expense
contractor the vaults, be
fore 6neenth day Of November next, - -
JOHN w. FORNEY,
Clerk House of Representatives u 3.
Ben l7-AinOc IIntel. and R.pubic.
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3n~ G1,z<<@~ %e<
no orr suBscRiBERs

The maine viii be upon looks eaiess 1
payment Of the subscription be a advance.
Distant subscribers pssaes
which viii be paid BY and ali
tsnsnson. ~
The COUNTRY PAPER is published III assinx hs ses
sons Of Congress, and sea,i weekly duag recess
Subscriptions for period lees than year viii be received o.
p9oporlioned o above annual rates. aY#sH
Co fosTMAsrERs authorized agents and, ~
sending DAILY subscribers
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers. with s5 WEEKLY
subscribers sio enclosed will copy of s
they subscribers gratis
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GINGI4E and Doable Barrel Fosvltng- pieces, xc.-
The subscriber is happy TO inform his public
generally that, by arrivals from Eng'aad
and opening OF the lrge and sompete
Of Stub twist Damascus, Lamnaed and
English single and double barrel offered for
guns impor tation, and
made order Of the England
Purchasers therefore rely getting good article
price
Lkeulse opened splendid cunning nppaa-
patent pouches
and belts bags liquor TASKS patent metallic and other wad
washing rods and cleaners nipple wrenches, screwdfve
Walkers Eys and Coxs Eys cartridges,
nountng and bar locks by pair
cals worms, and ramod headsand in fact
every article belonging TO the
enl old-esablsled
Pennsy lyapia avenue, Sixth street.
Sep ls-2aw6wif JOHN w, BADEN.
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HAs GAS introduced into public halls, private
" dweng hotels churches and every description Of hing
promptly by competent and esperienoed worsnen
moderate
hIso always hand handsome and complete OF
chandeliers pendants backes SCI manufactured by The ceehraed
Cornelius Baker CO. Philadelphia which win be sold
he man prices. q. w. HOTELER,
General house furnishing store, opposite cueire Market
1q-1aw3w
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will OPEN this city, 18th OF september,
mathematical school Of high order. He has
the south side of
OF 18Th The number Of pupils limited 10 twenty To
he viii devote his whole attention In preparing hcm for col
ege business and professional pursuits. From he limited
each pupil VIII receive share of attention and the
experience OF Others him that be
accomplish much for their mental and moral
for their thorough and rapid study than
school Of larger number and Of mscela
character,
Terms, sl2 50 quarter.
faculty Of Columbian College Cot j. L. Edwards,
torce WIN. Gunon, Rev r. w Cushman, H. ID,
Hon Morgan Treasury Department; ID, T. " Leach,
Department Address the subscriber through the cy
Post Ohice,
sept4-9lw3w OhORah y, BhCoN
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White Hail, fsw Windsor Carroll county, Mary
land.
Hls weknown establishment lately thoroughly
waited and fitted benefit of families wishing
quiet comfort and retirement IL is located region remarkable
for it auhty the immediate vicinity Of excellent sulphur
and residence few places
sirabe vas. OF New Windsor
The subscriber st accommodate from twenty FIVE
boardrs The table will be in satisfy the
a The bar will be furnished with the best Of wines liquors. e.
Sc
The for board shall be moderate nothing will be
done which will comfort OF vster
New Windsor Is Of aud be reached either by
Westminster the Bsltmure Ohio railroad
Woodbns Mount Airy, either Of which places
will found convey passengers Windsor
given 10 the subscriber few days before.
SARAH BARrHoLOw, Proprietor.
Jul I'D J 4. RARTHOI.Ow,
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Arohitec,'s omc,, U. 5. Capitol,

WAsHNaros, d. @, Sept, -, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office unui the
y o6h day Of November next O'Clock for executing the
btckwork Of extension Of the United States Capitol
pcc tou,anir " Kiln eounfn which price
cutting rroiu and other arches and all Job
scaoding and everything necessary
execution Of the The hnes lime sand and cement TO be
furnished by government
The soceess bidder required furnish approved
y ihfu performance Of the work 10 the amount Of
$4,000.
Each bid to be accompanied guarantee signed by two sure
bid shall accepted bidder
for the aforementioned work, the price
stated bid, any thirty acceptance
he certified by known the Department OF the In
terror
The right win OF accepting such bid may be
dered by the the Interior advantageous 10
eminent.
bid be sealed and endorsed proPosa for ttnork o
tie extension of Hc United States Capioi"
The bids will opeurd such Of the bidders
attend the Department Of the interior Saturday
the 97th OF November, at II O'Clock
THOMAS u. WALTER,
Architect Of the Extension OF the United States CAPITOL
Sept 2s-,aw9m
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Wsstsrn Military Institute, Drennon springs, Henri
Ne .tucky.

THE annual Mon
September ahd session the first Mon
day > rshvuary Of each year.
me collsee scientific OF United
Point and thorough instruction
In Ne ~
hoxrhinx school, under the Hon. Thomas n Monroe,
distinguished for high legal asnmens
institute and offers advantages the
IHsrrrvrR eaARass rurros-Boafdinr, lodging fuel
and of furniture and
$50 per annu surgeon fee, s. annnfn.
in law OF books
per fe months
received aud charged rom te oaie o. en-
to end ofterm ,.
shou be addressed TO the superintendent or
the adutan, Institute, Dreppon sprngs KENNEDY
n. n. JOHNSON,
Sem o,-a6u Superintendent.
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oFALED pROpOslLs viii be received by

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the un-
the 2i day of November IA oienk,
filing OF Of the Predent
House.
bank before lining The
distance Of haul from the bank to the place ofdepoe about 200
yards.
The AMOUNT necessary complete the contemplated
provement estimated 900 cubic yards should
required bind hinseto deliver any
quantity wanted the the first The whole
o be completed by the lst day Of April next
wM. D. BRhCKENRiDGE,
Agent for the Improvement Of the public grounds
Sept 25-2awtl1Nov
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Tickets, sl0--halves, S5-quarters, 81 So
Certificates packages Of oo whole lckeIs sl20 90
Do 25 half 90 90
Do do 25 quarter do 80 90
0rders shares and in the
splendid prompt attention.
official drawing Immediately afe all
who order from
Address f. Z. o'BRIEN, Agent,
sepl Alexandria, Virginia.
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/ ARGE STOCK OF NEW oooDS.-we now have the
pleasure presenting the public and the ladies
ucuary one Of the richest stocks OF dry goods comprising cne
from calico g. ofwhc been
under the hammer Nerh extremely
ali Of which viii be ready exhh few days We would
respectfully ask the attention of lady friends elegant stock
Of dress goods, comprising
Rich figured aud heavy colored Pouit de Sole
Plain cooed rich 90 in orange straw light blue, pink, lavender
and cherry, suitable for evening and dresses
pieces very rich black satin Turc
good quality, low figure
glossy Gros dc nhinps, comprising the
elegant stock Of plain goods presented for
10 rich chemelon satin dc chine purchased auction
which will sell NJ rs and sax cents and very cheap
10 pieces very rich black bocado silks bargain
One lot o small figured bdseJe silks in rich and dark coor
very cheap
pieces very heavy silks, wide very cheap
10 very ch, snffnsh, and glossy 9T4nch Pou dc
Sole, all desirable shades OF blue brown modg
maroon with many other styles of sk goods which
we witt show with pleasure aud oaer very cheap
We also received lot Of and
cnshmsres o entirely styles confident
show variety Of coo and patterns prices,
n NY In
Added above, menos plain de
anes, moussenes
everything dry goods line all OF promise se
northern prices, " no, less,
Sept Ss-~denf w. NJ sHUsTER \ 90.
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Book Notice.

Lsp.py Houss or RsPRxrrwr,uyp.
- August %, 1852
LARGE number ~ books belonging ONCE src vet out
n The m~mbeu Of having them In tbr,f
p.-son, respectfully 70 he s,rned
John A. PARKER.
AWH-du Librarian HOUSE Of Representatives
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THE PURE KIND.-Jut received, large invoice OF linen
i goods, (purc hnen,'D follows oandidy
hem he cheapest of their kinds in The District
dozsn good linen diaper towels, 81 per dozen
$50 table napkins, 81 30 and s. per dozen, great
pieces fashioned linen shestnss, wide
10 do fine table damask, at 30 per yard
do fine table damAsk 62 aud Is yard with
an endless variety Of fine danasks, diapers, and
towe!inrs
do damask toweling by the piece at 81 X cents per
yard, well worth %
100 do Irish linens from medium superfne.
opinion will sell the cheapest and linen
goods, Of all glasses, 10 be had In this market,
especial inducements purchasers black goods
Pine black spacas and cacocs, Of choice
qualities prices.
is pieces orrra fine md rlorsy black silks
40 bundles select and hnc black stocking, for ladies'
md winter
30 styles bonnet ribands
Also daily expected the money for those bills that ought have
been paid July I.
Terms cash unless arranged 70 the contrary.
Good ARTICLES prices aud fair dealing be relied on IN all
PERRY BROTHER.
Oct 2-du Opposite Centre MARKET
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FOR HARPER's FERRY


THE packet Bell Fashion ensuing
commencing from this date, between Georgetown and Haper
Ferry.
Leaving daily at arriving Hapers Ferry
a. Cumberland
Winchester
Returning leaving Haper's Ferry m arriving George
morning o O'Clock.
Omnbuses win be of
Georgetown, convey them Washington.
UJ-Fae through including board, 81 So
AarQ6 dff
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f,urrrJA ON THE MEMOIRS OF AN uEiREsst by
II Miss Rnrne Evciins; by Miss Burney.
and Southwestern Sketches fun, sentiment ana adVe
tnre, edited by gentleman Of Richmond ,n..c. r.v,op
Oct 2 'AHNN'N 80,