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[ Asst VOLUMES OF BOAN's LIBRA.
Ia RY.-The Analogy of Religion: natural az re.
vealed to the constitution and of Nature to
which added, two brief dissertations on Per-
sonal identity, and on the nature Of Virtue and
fifteen Sermons, by Joseph Butler D c Isl
Personal Narrative of travels to the Equinoctia
Regions of America during the ears l79J-l8O4, by
Alexander Won Humboldt and Anne Bonpland ;
written in French by Alexander Von Humboldt
SIPS
Vol 2 Rome in The Nineteenth Century, by Char.
lotte A Eaton
The Comedies of Plautus. literally translated into
English Prose, with notes, by Henry Thomas Riley
B A, vol ISL %
Just received and for sale by
aul7 G. M WEST BRO
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sMITH;S LOTTkRY OFFICE,
Wall street. under the City Hotel,
CHALK'S OLD TAND.

Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated, S:
Z 26 9 % 10 Is Al 62 IS II
Whole 20 G2, prize of $1,000 returned for
want of purchaser
For To.Day.-Bel Air, 80 Capitals l Of
$40 0U0 of 10 000, Of 5000, of $780, % of 1000,
&c. IS numbers, ~ drawn. Tickets S5-,shares
in proportion
Also, Patapfco 223-Capitas of S4s57, S Of
l0Oo, 10 Of 500 l49 OF as, being the lowest three
number prize. 70 numbers, IL drawn Tickets 81.
au IL SMITH
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DUNLOP, nIONCURR q -

DOASA1VE nAONCUkE z. Tn
GAR GO OF MOLAssRs Ar Arc
" TloN.-On Tuesday, the 2lth inst 80 ~.
mencing at 10 O'Clock, we will cell e the wona
house on the Dock, corner of Cary and Goth st,.ass
3l3 hhds, IL tierces early crop Mossses, prime
quality.
TEENS Under $780, cash over 500, 4 month,
credit for approved negotiable paper.
Fs Sale without regard to weather.
auI7 DUNLOP, MONCURE a. co, Auct,
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE Il CO.
ROCERIEs, &c, AT AUCTION.-On
" Friday, the goth inst, commencing at 10
O'Clock, will sell at our store general assert.
ment OF Groceries, &c consisting in part of
Is hhds lair to prime quality Sugar
100 bbls Coffee clarified Sugar
ITO bags prime Coffee
so bbs small Loaf sugar
GuDpowder and Powchong Teas
Mustard, Cigars, Corks,
Indigo
10 bbls Pork
so bbls Molasses
80 bbis Syrup
Whiskey of extra quality
Brandy, Gin, Teneriie and Madeira Wine,
&c. &c.
TKRMs.-Under $780, cash over 500, months
credit tor approved negotiable paper.
II Sale without regard to weather.
au II DUNLOP, MONCURE co, Auct
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aug. I6.
No sales of FLOUR. GRAIN ste adv.
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UCTION SALE Of EARTHENWARE


DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST,
ID executed to us by F. Erdman, partner, and
on behalf. of the firm of G. NJ Lanman d Co to
secure certain debts of the said nrm. mentioned
therein, dated the 18th day of July, 1882 and re-
corded in the offices of the Hastings Court OF Rich
nond and the County Court OF Chesterfield, and
at the request of the benehcaries mentioned there
in we shall, on Wednesday, the 23th day Of
August, 1 $50, at the American Hotel stables, on
.0tn between Nam and Cary Streets at the hour Of
iut clock A. NJ, sell at auction, for cash, Eight
very large and superior Work Horses, in excellent
order, which have been used IN hauling stone; one
street wagon, and one wagon with heavy wheels,
made and ueed for hauling timber; together with
six sets Of wagon harness. all of which is part OF
property assigned in said eed The wagons and
gear are in good order. rare opportunity is offer
ed to persons ia want If fine, heavy work Horses,
&c. WATSON ~ HUGHES,
au IA Trustees
BY JOHN r. d. PAYNE, Salesman.
GALE OF HORSES, cows, HOGS,
- CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, AND HOUSE
HOLD Fl RNITURE, AT AUCTiON.-WiL be
sold en- Thursday, the Goth day Of August, 1852,
at the residence OF Dir VIM w Gregory in Henrico
county, about two miles north OF Richmond. on the
PLANK road commencing al III O'Clock A NJ, all of
his Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting
Of the usual variety Also, several good Horses,
milch Cows, Hogs, Carrisees and Harness. and all
OF the Farming implements.
TERMS made known at the day OF sale.
su Is w GoDDIN, Asct
/ OsT.--l dars green Port Monnise, containing
Ii about 81
large size Mourning Ring, with the letters E. B.
Il. TO NJ. NJ ID.
s hair Bracelet with clasp, containing hair set
With pearl
/ gold Clasp with letters R. B.
/ silver Fruit knife
! ivory handle Pen
] Turkish Dirk with coral set In the handle,
tvGy uncommon)
fsilver Case in the shape of fish, (very uncom-
mon
liver Medal, presented TO Rev VIM Duval by
the temperance society Il the Armory-words on
the medal not remembered
TIE pove articles were lately stolen from resi.
dence Oh Grace street. Any Mtovoauo~ ssss 80.
lead to be recovery of the above. win be thank
fully recefed, and suitable reward paid upon ap.
plicstion athis once. ~ li-st
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NIANAGER,s OFFICE.

IL FRANCE 81 Co.
Successors to +. Morris & Coo
For This Day.-Capitals: $4,000, 10000,
5000, 2500, 20 Of lCOJ, &c. u numbers, IL drawn.
Tickets s..
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Capitals: s4e57, Of
1000, DC
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated s.:
7 26 go 10 Is Al 81 % IL
su II C. w PURCELL.
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IyHRREE HUNDRDRED COLLAR
l. sTULEN-B OF BURGLARS
Several stores in this city, and in Petersburg during
the last lew days, have been entered by means Of
false keys, and the old style Iron Chests cut open
and robbed Of their contt hts All persons who have
not supplied themselves with ons of Real Rogue
and Fire Proof Safes, of HeDnings manufacture,
had better call at 1876 Cary street. and procure one
before some midnight theft ro5s them of ten times
the cost OF one.
FRY d. McCANDLlSH,
au 16-d4t Agents tor VIRGINIA
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THE sCB.CRIBER WING ID q.
Il CLINED BUSINESS on his own account re-
turns his sincere acknowlede ct ments to his ends
and the public tor the very liberal patronage Y
tended to him, and begs continuance in his new
connection.
He has arranged with Messrs. C. HARTWELL
g. CO, where be will be able 80 Shox "a Ia Jas
toners a choice selection of every thing in the
DRY GOODS line, and will be able TO sell them on
the same liberal terms which he has offered in his
old business and which have proved generally
satisfactory
His friends are invited to call and see him. His
old customers will find him from this date at Mesrs
HARTWELL IL Co. and he begs them 10 call de
soon IS possible and adjust theft aeeaQntl, 1t is
very important to him To wind UP mis- o. s.siness
ct the earliest date.
au l6 J. G. CHENERJs
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= EW AND NEW EDITIONS OF VAL
~ LIABLE LAW BOOkS.-Ihe Exchequer Re.
ports, keports Vi CAGES argued and determined in
the Courts Of Exchequer and Exchequer Chamber
volume 9Th.
Hilary Vacation, 10 Wet TO Michaelmas Vacation
il Wet, both inclusive by w Weisby, OF the
Middle Temple. f T HurlstOne, OF the Inner Tenn
pie, 1rdcu, If the Middle Temple
Bsrristers at Law, with references ID decisions
IL the American Courts, Clark Hare and Ii
Wallace, Editors.
A selection Of Leading Cases on various branch's
Of the Law with notes, by John VIM smith, OF the
Inner Temple, barrister at Law.
Fourth American Edition, with additional notes,
and references to American Editions, by J Clark
Hare aud II Wallace, new edition. vols
The Law of Nations Of Principles OF the Law OF
Mature applied 10 the conduct and affairs OF Nations
and Sovereigns, from the French OF Monsieur lie
Valet, from the new edition, by Joseph Chilly
Barrisler al Law For sale by on,,s
Late Ddnker e. Morris, 81 Main street
Also, Just received, supply Of Aunt Phiihs ga
bin or Southern Life Az It Is, by Mrs Mary East
-, - au IL
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LANDER r's OFFICE,
l4th street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware Extra "a, August IA:
o9 30 10 40 80 Sc SO 81 Is IS TO
Whole, 20 ~ %, prize Of 500
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, No 62, August IA:
10 o. 43 26 u 81 SO So SO 20 8 81
For To. Day.-Tne Delaware State Lottery
Glass No "a -Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 1000 1865
l6 of 1000, &C. 10 numbers, ID drawn. Tickets
SIS.
- Also, One Dollar Lottery aul7
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EDUCATION.

ISIS A. M. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
Iva YOUNG LA DIES.-1st Street, BE.
tween Main and Cary.-The next session of
this School will commence on MONDAY, Sep
TENDER 9th. Competent Teachers will assist In
the English branches.
Ma n. l. sTAlCOs, Teacher Of Languages.
TarMlI
Primary Department. 600 90
Common English branches. - 80 90
Higher English branches. ........... 40 90
Music Inst. 40 90
Music Vocal, including instruction in sing.
ing by note, for each course of twenty.
ioul lessons, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JW
Drawing do do do do... oW
au 6-dtS27
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A NTI.CHOLEKA REMEDY.-'rhis Z re.
IA paration has gained high reputation tor its
SPECIFY cure IHyccnsCry, DIarrn0.a, Oo.Ics, ono
lera Morbus, Cramps, &c. It is without doubt the
best remedy OF the kind in use
For sale by Z J PICOT, Druggist.
au "A
NOTICE.-Inl. is 10 certfy that BENJAMIN
LN L. HAY IS my authorised Agent to carry on
the Carpenter Business in all the branches,
first consulting me-to take effect from this 18Th
day of August, 1882.
au l4-3tN VIM P SNIpES
BACON HAMs.-4OO country Hams, OF su.
l. perior quality, for sale by
.KEEN GINGEk, MACE, GLOVES,
~ Nutmegs, Pepper ahd other Spices for Pick
ling and Preserving, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD g. CO.,
au IL Druggists 81 Main street
DEKE COD LIVER OIL.-Rushton, Clark
L q Co's-We are constantly receiving fresh sup.
plies direct from the manufacturers, and can al all
times furnish it pure and reliable
PURCELL, LADD Il co,
an IL Druggists, g. Main street
EkEsii TkAs.- Gunpowder ana Oolong
l. Teas, OF extra tine quality, received; for sale
by
au I6 RIM. BURTON.
y saIe 5y '-'A'7''0 iAu'''' f'0of Tor
sul6 R.. BURTON
4 'hILDHENs, GIGs.-FIesn supply Jus,
" received from the Fsctory-ior sale by
k. III. ZIMMER6i AN,
au 10 Corner Main and 18th sts
Al Il. nUAI, made Tor navollng Tor sale By
II. au 10 JOHN CLAIBORNE. =
HOO bbLs. No. North CarOlins Gnss gIer.
auto JOHN CLAIBORNE.
prime SHOULDERS AMI JOLEs,
L landing per Steamer, Tor sale by
au 10 JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE.
QuPEKIOK JAVA UUFFE $50 pockets
aus WILLIAMS d BRO.
IMITaTIOA BRANDi.-Il hall pipes land.
Ing and'9r Sale by ~
8" % WILLIAMS s BRO.
= --">'~ ,<g AND BLACkINa., Ie-
@- se;'."g from .esmer, Tor sale by
aul 6 WILLIAMS & BRO.
r0FFEE sCGNR.-34 Dbls landing par sour
suI4 J. H. CLAIBORNE
itAPE GUkkkE.-23 bags .andllg and ior
" sale by Jo=aH II. CLAIBORNE. |
VHUWER BATH.-We have oniy une saowr.l
~ er Bath remaining ON had, which we viii
sTEgblNs, DARRACoT l. CO,
su l6 lUl Broad street
BURNING FLUID.-20 barrels double ais
- ulled burning Huid, on hand and for sale by
q A. STkECkER,
an Is Agent for Man ii ac,urers.
pOkT WiNE.--A few dog genuine uid Medi-
i cal Port Wine expressly for Invalds. This ar
tcle may be re led On as pure. For sale BY
au l6 o. A. sIRECKER
NEW BOOTS, NEW BOOTs.-JusI re-
Y ceived, q lot Of teautitu Boots made OF French
Calf Fit elegantly, and will be sold at the low
price OF $3 So at No 43 Main 81, by
WALSH
Don't forget, at ,iga Of Big Boot, just below City
Hotel, opposite side. su IA
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I ICOHICE.-75 cases -. e. & Co" Licorice
- just received, for sale by ,n,,,,
aul7 BACON q bAchGhSiLL.
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I0HNSON'S PATENT ICE. REA NJ
- FREEEERs.-The above Free er has been
pronounced by those who have used them, to be
the best in USE as pure Cream has been procured,
with scarcely any labor whatever, in twenty mi
nutes.
the interior arrangement of this Freezer is so
constructed to tighten the Cream and causes it
to be finer than can possibly be done by any other
mode. In each Freezer are full and simple direc-
tions how to use them. Are in sizes OF 4, g. g. 10
and IL quarts The subscriber fattes himself the
above Freezer hiss been brought to such perfection
as regards simplicity, that every person who will
take the trouble to call and examine them, will Ger.
tany be induced TO make purchase.
For sale at the House Furnishing Store of
al l6--lW l. GINTEa. 1877 Main ST.
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A NTI.CHOLEKA REMEDY.-'rhis Z &C.
IA paration has gained high reputation tor its
SPECIFY cure IHyecnscry, nIarrno,a, OoIcs, Uno-
leia Morbus, Cramps, &c. IL is without doubt the
best remedy OF the kind in use
For sale by + PICOT, Druggist.
I
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~ OTiCE.-Inls Is 10 certify that BENJAMIN
L\ T. HAY IS my authorised Agent to carry ON
the Carpenter Business in all the branches,
first consulting me-to take effect from this 18Th
day of August, 1882.
au l4-3tr VIM P SNIPES
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1TyANNEH'S OlL.-ov DD.s., an so.'a uIae,
an &c DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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I UsT-On Monday, between Goth and 9th sts.,
L. on Main street about II or l o'clock, my Time
Book containing eleven Four Dollar Notes,
North Carolina money! one Gold Pen attached
any one but myself.
The finder will receive the reward of $40 by
leaving the same at the Office of the Dispatch.
au l7--lt*
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pY VIRTUE OF AN INDENTURR Elk

u ECUIED by Charles Baker aud A. d. TlnsIey
to the undersigned, notice is hereby given that
have taken possession of their stock. for the pur
pose Of closing and selling out the same, and do
hereby appoint A ID TINSLEY my Agent for laid
purpose. The concern Of Baker d Tinsey is dis
solved and no except myself is authorised to
sign the name Of said partnership All persons in
de5ted will please make payment to me or my
Agent, and all claims sainst the concern must be
presented to me for payment
au Its WIN N. TIESLEY
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4 KKOW KOOT.-Genqine Be,maaa Arrow
a. Ia" o. A. STREcKER
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tNHk OLD DOMINIUN sfEAKs.-Mr

au6 GEO, j SUMNER, Auctioneer.
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-21
Destructive FIRE IN Pn,LApELpurA-

Destructive FIRE IN PulLApELPHIA-
Phlladelpeio, Dec. 27-Thls morning
at about | O'clock, fire broke ont in
the second story of Hart's new building,
at the corner of Sixth and Chesnut streets
The flames spread rapidly. destroying the
entire building at the corner of Sixth
and Chestnut, with several book and n1u-
sic stores and Parkers' restaurant under
Meath, and then communicated TO the
Shakespeare buildings on the opposite
side, adjoining the Chesnut Street Thea
tre, which was also entirely destroyed, as
was also Browns Hotel adjoining, and
the adjoining building on Chesnut street.
AT about clock the walls OF Parks
building fell into the street. instantly kill
ing two colored men injuring severa. fire.
men. and the police feared that several
other persons were killed, as at the time
OF the falling the street was crowded.
The entire block on the west side of
Sixth from Chesnut to Carpenters, is a
heap of ruins. Also Browns hotel.
Johnston law book store aud several
other valuable stores on the east side of
Sixth and North Chesnui are much dam
aged The fire was got under about 9
o clock.
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-21
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-The Intelli

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-The Tntelli-
gel Ger states that the Minister of France
called yesterday at the Department Of
State by direction of his Government,
and officially announced that the Presl-
dent of the French Republic had adopted
as great measure of public safety. that
as CHEF of the State. he owed 70 6,00o-
600 of Frenchmen aud the world, which
had received his nomination as new era
in the tranquility of France. TO prevent
her from The revolutions which would and
might recoil on them, and being firm IN his
consciousness of their patriotism III re-
pelling the dangers which threaten france
and Europe without end, he had invfteo
the Aation 10 free choice nt a hrm ana
durable Government. That he had
appealed to slse suffrage of all in moment
so solemn to fhe country, that he tno"gh'
this appeal ought to enlighten Europe
and the world in regard to his object
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-21
PETER PIKE.

FREEpoN OF TUE Pass One of the
must extraordinary illustrations OF the
freedom of the press that we have ever
seen was exhibited at ihc late Kossuth,
dinner, when, in response TO toast 20
the free press, Col. Webb, the represen-
ta,ive OF a press, was not allowed 10 ut-
ter syllable, because his opinions dli-
fered from those OF the majority. This
is freedom of the press with a vengeance.
There is good deal of cant and hum
huo in the use of that word free1lOns in
these times. Freedom Of the press, free
dom Of speech. freedom Of conscience, Of
ten mean-freedom to think and SPEAK
as the majority do, or TO be gagged and
accommodated.
Rictmoud Republican,
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-21

CURIOUS STATISTICS. "A Portuguese
paper gives SOME statistics which could
only be obtained under one of those GOV
ernnents of the spy and secret police
system. They report the state OF matri-
mony i'll that country. There are in
Portugal S72 .S34 married couples OF
which the pfesen, condition is very near
ly as tollows:-women who have left
thelt husbands for their lovers, 12G2.-
Husbands who have left their wives for
other women. 1862. Couples who have
agreed to live separately. 33. 1870. Cou-
piles WHO live i'll open warfare, under
the same roof, 13,263. Couples who
cordially hate each other, but dissembe
their aversion under the appearance of
love, 162,320. Couples who live in a
state of tranquil indifference, 5lO,32O,--
Couples WHO are thought by their ac-
qualntances to be happy, but are not
themselves convinced Of their own felic-
ity, 1l02. Couples that are happy as
compared with those that are coufes-
sediy unhappy, 13l. Couples indispu-
tably happy in each other, 9. Total,
S72, ,S3l.
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-21

A FREAK OF FORTUNE Thousands Of
returned Caiiornians vii probably recol-
lect the firm Of Priest, Lee, & Co. at
Sacramento. They established one of
the first trading houses at that place be-
fore the town was laid out. They com
menced with small capital, and in eigl-
teen months were the possessors Of i'm.
mense wealth Two years ago, the firm
became embarrassed in consequence OF
heavy losses. AT that time Barton Lee,
Esq, one of the senior partners in the
house, was the wealJhiest man in Sacra-
mento, his property beiEg estimated, and
probably not much over-estimatcd, a;
million and half Of dollars, but he lost
al, in the reverses which involved him
self and partners. We are informed hy
a late number of the Sacramento Tran
script, that Mr.. Lee is now at the Sand
wich Islands, engaged in his former oc
cupation, as house carpenter.
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-21

TRUE.--The National InteIligenrer in
noticing the recent call for the South
western Railroad Convention in New
Orleans, expresses its qualification that
"the people of The South and Southwest,
are beginning to appreciate and apply
the true resources and means OF pros
perity and progress---internal i'm.
rovements-1cith0ut achich the asatasrat
fertiLity Of their soil and all the aaoan-
ta ges Of their geographical position can
mol preUent them froms JaLting rdPtdIy
behind tAeix brethren Of the North. "
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-21

a CRYSTAL PALACE IN New YORK
The Evening Mirror says that petition
is about to he presented to the Common
Council of the city Of New York for the
use of Madison Square, for the erection
of a Crystal Palace TO accommoG ate the
second great Worlds Fair in 1852: Mr.
Paxton has made the design, 500 feet by
200, two stories; and the contractors
agree to have the structure completed in
three months Mr. Riddle, u. ). Com
missioner 20 the Worlds Fair, has the
pledge Of some seven hundred contribu-
tors of articles.
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-21

Mr.. EDIToR;-In the last number Of
your valuable Journal, my attention was
drawn to an inquiry made by one of your
subscribers, for some good rule for meas
uring corn in crib, and also what a crib
of certain size Oherein mentioned)
would hold. | have one which will give
though not precisely correct in its trac.
:lonal parts, Is nevertheless sufficiently
so for all practical purposes. But for the
rule: Multiply the length, breadth aud
height together and that product by four;
cut oil one figure to the right and you
have the number of bushels in the crib
The crib given by your subscriber was
10 feet long, 10 wide. and 81 high; then
for our rule: 16< 10[ S1= 1867 4&
3l4O. The result is 544 bushels shelled
cora or los barrels and 4 bushels.
Mr.. Editor, if you think the above
would be beneficial TO your subscribers,
You can give it TO them
Respectfully, g..
A. l.. BUTLER.
Iebuon, Nov. 1851
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-21

Accounts from Hungary, says a tele-
crapic despatch from Baltimore. dated the
filth inst, state that Count Pulaski, an
agent of kossuth's had arrived in that
country with Kossuth's proclamation and
speeches in his possession, and tha: a
revolutionary movement had been detec-
ted among the Hungarian mobiles in the
Austrian army. 1t is also stated that
Haynau's residence in Hungary had been
burnt by some incendiary, and that he
had barely escaped with his life.
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-21

II men are termed pilgrims, and 'iie
a journey, then we may add, tina. 'le
christians pilgrimage far surpassed all
others, in the following important Pa,lic-
ulars-in the goodness of the road' IN
the Beauty of the prospects, III the eHce'.
Ience of the company, and in the vast
superiority of the aceommodation1 pro-
vided for the christiau sraveler when he
has inished his COURSE
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-21
BARNUM's PHILpELPuIA MUSEUM BURN

BARNUM's PHILDELPHIA MUSEUM BURNT
DowN.-Ph,Ladelph!a, Dec. 30.-Bar-
nuns Museum on the corner OF Chestnut
and Seventh street, took fire from gas
lights this morning about o'clock. The
building. with its whole collection Of cu@
rosities was destroyed.
The loss of Barnum's Museum, amounts
TO about 100000. The buildings cost
SsO,0o0 Insured for $50 600. Mr.
Spooner having recently purchased the;
esta blishment from Barrum, will lcse'
about $4,000 less insurance Of $50, ,GUse'
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-21

The quantity Of cotton manufactured
in the United States is less Eow than
it. was three years ago by 164. 900 bales.
Instead of increasing under the Tariff
of '46, it is decreasing constantly and
steadily, while the amount of cotton cloth
imported has largely increased Thls is
all wrong, no matter what amount OF du-
,ies is collected, as we shall find to our
sorrow in the long run
Washington telegraph., 1852-01-21
- THY WAY AND SIN NO hoRE.'
BY WALTER.

-, Of shame o'ertaken,
ln lno,ard on bent with grief and SIN
pv" humau friends forsaken-
by yo",o.st from thy nearest kin:
o on, who will pity yield thee
Who will bid thee comfort taAe
wbo will on bis bosom sheio Inee,
u lille thy heart is like 10 oreaA'
Thin. accusers are before thee.
lnln. Luz now they speak thy name;
ch,,st ,hv Judge, is standing Ger 'nee
onI HI. sentence OIL thy shame.
r'tIsS, G I thou with mortal terror1
lfs'n S"u ,bv guilt-born fear give Ger
H. to,sives thy yielding error -,
"Go thy way-and SIN no 'nofe'
vho turn'st with scorn and loathng,
ISu, Erom the guilty fellows prayer,
Gu w;,b double sorrow clothing
Driving anguish to despa'r;
c.iaa DS mo- more thy erring brother.
Seeking shelter at thy door
Every human impulse smo'hef-
Rd hin. eo-end sin no more
II. hath sown, and now is rear'ng
From the toll of many years
Cum the seeds Of sin-and, weeping
Gathers in the grain OF tears
Do moi. then, with scorn repei hum,
For his heart is sick and sore;
ch;ds him uot-but gently tell him
&C. ,bv way-and sin no more!"