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7 q H. MEssENGERIs TOBACCO cIKcuLAH.
Ne,v York, November 3-In. summing up the transac-
have been accomplished and although the market has
scarcely been as buoyant noticed in our last two
monthly Issues nevertheless the main Of the transactons
has been for actual and export and should
prices shade fraction, extended operations would
follow in the latter channel there being orders here for
inferior grades choice selections The advanced rate
Of eghts has also IL measure impsded sales
onehaf Of the Stock Is held by three ms whose views
are elevated particularly for CHOICE leaf while some par
ties have shown disposition to realise and have closed
narces at PRICES rather within range Of value.
The crop throughout the country Is secured, and
with the exception Of that which harvested early for
fear Of frost has gathered In good order We have
been shown sample Of this seasons production from the
Carksve Tennessee district which appeared to be Of
GOOD color and substance The estimate of the Western
crop il plnced at 5000 to $4,000 hhs but our friends VIII
ease beur in mind that all general estimates should BE-
eceyei with caution The sales for the month l60C
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Departures Il ths Collins md cuaara stsaasrs
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

oREscgNr OvvcE @
Thursday Morning, November II, 1851.
UoTr0N-The demand was fair yesterday and the sales
embraced 1000 bales at rates rather to the advan
tsge Of sellers. We, however, vt quote:
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FnDD FELLOWS REST Vaults il this
amer the oy MES FrRNEAux Secretary.
paads street; and b. NJ COREY sieklsa Canal
Ss ma. II v.ul q Iodses Tor the
10 for the burial 81 vile
Invariably =,
fE nnn strest ,s8 JAMES FuRNEA
saviS II Secretary " ths RosrA o. Nrseeas,
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VKTALL PAPERS-No opening and for sale
wv al the lowest rates, at " " as. -
assorted az

z PAPER HANGINGS AND BORDERS,
Y n MnI1 ~ NJ JOSEPH ETTER Is Camp stree
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BY the steamship Louisiana the New Orleans Pcayune
has received files OF Galveston papers the 9th inst
and also papers from the interior
The apporlionmeni bill has finally passed both houses
and become law |, increases the number of represent
aives ninety and the number of 10 thirty three
Galveston county will have senator and two repre-
sentaves.
The bill TO encourage internal improvements has been
engrossed in the house Of representatives by majority
vote. But two-hiTd is necessary TO pass il into
law and there is good deal of uncertainty as TO its
fate.
The senate sent TO the house the inst platoon OF
charters for railroads Among them is bill TO ncorpo-
rate company make railroad from Galveston to Red
river All OF these charters contain a provision for
bonus OF eight sections OF land OF six hundred and forty
EACH for every mile of railroad be constructed
the scrip be issued fast as the road shall be con-
sructed in sections Of ten miles II is said that they will
all pass.
Telegraph says:
reported about two months since, had fed the Rio
Grande and concealed himself the ehapara of the Aqua
Nueva II appears that he has been lurking in the
ciny oil Guerrero, and has kept large body OF troops
constantly under arms the Mexican side OF the river,
while his emssares have been raising recruits in all The
frontier towns OF the west His main object in avoiding
a contest with the government troops TO al.
low Avaos TO Try his new tariff. so that the
Try people could become fully aware of his reach.
cry, and the yrannlcal operation OF the measures
that Avaos had adopted as he supposed
that Caravaial was completely overcome. The people
subjected TO and heavy taxes soon II was
reported that Carayaal had fled the Rio Gande,
aud hey exasperated than they were be-
fore the revolution broke out. Caravsal has taken the
field with six hundred and two field pieces, and
troops at the last accounts ockng his standard
The National Guard, that opposed him enecually in
the late campaign refuse 10 ACT against him, and
il is thought that hundreds who opposed him before
will join him as soon he reaches Matamoros The
foreigners that formerly furnished money, 10 be used
against him, have become disguised at the duplicy
and mpositons Of the general government that they will
take no part in the present contest"
The American Flag, published at Brownsville, talks in
very different strain. II insists that Caravaal has not
the slightest prospects OF success.
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CoRPUs CHRISTI, (rexas,) Feb 1, 1854
GEETLEMEE In my wanderings have finally arrived
at this place The beautiful locality, the richness OF soil
the advantages luxurious living both from and land
think cannot be surpassed by any portion Of the extern
sye domain of the United States But they must be seen
to be believed, What would my friends in Washington
say. were TO tell them that the day before my arrival
here travelled forty miles, and not moment OF that
day Except the last two hours) was out OF sight OF
the immense herds OF DEER wild cattle, and horses This
section also abounds in turkeys geese ducks parndges
and rabbits, while the abounds with all kinds OF
fish. turtle and oysters heard here in conversation
among the citizens circumstances that seem to me
strange, they no doubt will 10 you yet they posi-.
lively For instance, not long since, citizen
shot in his poultry yard fine large wild gobbler,
engaged in mortal combat with civilized turkey Net
long since a severe norlher" sprang up suddenly,
and threw up Chilled on the bank) wagon loads of
fish and turtle OF this was eyewitness. and fold
il is a common occurrence during the winter.
But time is too pressing al present TO detail all the
beauties and advantages OF this section.
see in several papers of the Union also OF Mexico
tha the patriot revolution headed by Caravaa is sup
posed 10 be at end This is From the best
informed on these matters, learn that strenuous
ures in force TO with vigor the contest
prominent in the late OH the Rio Grande
has q have just been normed) been elected in
the place OF the late amented Burleson. This many
looks like an abandonment of the cause /; but in the
view OF other shrewd men there is deep scheme under
the veil.
Rumor says there companies organized,
equipped, and ready TO take the field, all
plans are matured, which will be about the middle OF
February. | think these rumors correct As TO
their success failure cannot arrive at any certain
conclusion, dame Fortune is extremely tickle on the
battlefield. Taking the principles laid down in the
patriot chiefs declaration of independence, and the gem
eral conduct OF Mexico her citizens as the only two
Iuad fha
umpire, be successful
Mexico appears to think Matamoros is the point of
tack, as she is Strengthening that position and
tra,ing there her force. She is mistaken: first for
tifyng and training her troops there and, second, (f
the patriot force is in sufficient strength for success)
by taking Monterey and holding the two passes through
the mountains, Matamoros is bound 10 fall.
Should l. in my rambngs learn anything of interest,
you shall be informed Immediately.
Yours, truly, LtBERTAD.
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ny A GREEN hnet,ont.r.


III oUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
I'll ToNon Monday, o. March, shall SELL nj 10 O'Clock
kiderin street, two doors
Northern Market House, very superior
sssoums NJ offurnure, viz
Mahogany tee tets French sofas and paror chairs
DO burean dining, and card tables
Do marble-top and side tables and wash closet
DO work stand and handsome walnut whanot
noe beaded arm chairs
hne silk and velvetbeaded chair
Damnsk white window curtains and
ench and other looking glasses
French ,hina nd and mante
Solar, halt, and other lamps fne gilt candlestcks sc.
Splendid German ableau clock, with chime, and strikes the
and quarters
Fine enRravines, IN gilt frames, with glass
glass tnmbrrs, decanters, pitchers, ke.
Rod band China and white dinner
DO gilt and figured toilet set, large and complete
Hair and shuok feather holsters pillows
Fine walnut high poet and French bedstesds
Paror, passage, and chamber carpets
Preserves and pickles
A few dozen fine Port wine
Cooking, radiator, and ar-tight stoves
With good assortment of Kitchen requisites. -,
The above mentioned quaiU hry
and the sale will be well worthy Of the attention OF p
wishing 10 purchase. ,opeu
Terms cash. n $1,000,
Feb ot-6t n"'"''oe'
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PROPOSALS conveying the United States MALL
following Arkansas from the Ist Of July 1852
Post Department the Of Washington. until ID
of May next, be decided by the following day, viz
Gascony Rchland, Swan Lake, Niccottoo, South Bend
Arkansas Post and Belleviile, Napoleon 27o miles,
weekly and back with additional uiweekly trips via Mary
Brownsville, st. Charles, and White River 22e
miles and backi also, twice aweek branch from Aber
deem Clarendon, watensaw, Duyaiis Bluffs, Des Arc
Augusta, Grand Glaze Elizabeth Jaoksonport, and Oil
Trough, Batesvile, 900 miles and back. =
Leave Litte Rock daily, except Sunday, noami
Arrive a Napoleon days by III p ms
Napoleon, via the Arkansas river Monday wednes
day. and Friday at and via the White river, Tuesday
Thaday and sau, Wa ., and sunday Nv
Arrive at Little wednesday, Friday, Sunday by
M the Arkansas river and Thursday, Saturday
and Monday 6 a m the White river trips
Leave Aberdeen Tuesday and Saturday at pr
Batesville Thursday and Monday by 6ami
Leave Batesvlle Thursday and Monday at pmi
Arrive at Aberdeen next days by m
main the branch different nt,wi be
sidered
NOTES.
Bidders should mode OF conveyance intended The mail
10 be carried preference to and 70 ne
without charge Deduction will be made from the mail for trips
imposed for those not performed agreeab 10 the
The Postmaster General annu the
failures for violating the Post Once
may schedule provided he allows
change
months curtalment for the dis
should
10 he shou stated The malls
also and from other Offices, within quarter
mile Of the that be established during the contract
General entail Proposals Akansaso and be
accompanied with guarantee Of one more responsible persons
k. HALL,
Postmaster General
Posr oJrcE DEPARTMENT, Fob. q, lssa.
Feb 27-Iaw4w
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by A. GREEN. Auc,ion.er.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE.-Ry viz
Of deeds Of trust duly recorded in Libe w. H. No
2s Sc and in Liber w b. No S. folio TO- sc w.
b. No 49, folio AS &c and pares
signed as rnsee 70 satisfy the cams secured by said deeds Of
will sell public auction premises, Monday
LIST day ofNach, D. 1882 O'Clock, D. part
square No 400, the city Of Washington property
fered occupied by Mr.. William
yvana avenue fey doors west Of Browns marble Hotel and is
OF the most valuable pieces Of property th, city
Terms made known on day OF sale.
THo5. CARBERY, Trustee.
Feb i0-d A. GREEN, Aucuoneer
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TRUSTEES SALE or A VALUABLE HOUSE AND GROUND,
L ON NEW JERSEY AvENUE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust,
duly recorded Iher w 81 No l, oo a3p 40
M and ana on OF Washington county d. O.
subscriber trustee win sell public auction Monday the
Am OF March, O'Clock three brick house,
40 with about easok ground attached the
lille 10 this properly nd-putabe and the location good
made
10 sell, IHos. tAkBERt, Trustee
Teb1s-a T. Q, MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
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cEuIIxG oFF WINTER STYLES AT cosr-Tbe ..b

CEILING OFF WINTER STYLES AT COsr.--Tbe sub
scbers respectfully invite the attention Of the ladies
purchase bargain in
they determined offer their stock prime
spring supplies. We the following
Is pieces priced figured silks, dark and medium
- do dress patterns, better grades
IS do rich dark plaid silks
Is do dark low priced plaid silks
10 do small plaid Silks for spring
" do plaid India silks do do
do rich figured fouIard silks do
do light plaid popins
Light and dark coored waered silks
have remaining 30 patterns rich
silks, which win be offered something below
mentioned Wishing OF
ner CLhGETT, NEWTON, MAY,
Feb 2j--eo3t
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Ihs dnlcftedns al C0nCfpeOn, Chhi 10 Captain hdgTu
der, Of he ST. MaryS.
CONCEPTION Chill, Dec. s, 1851.
Sir; We, the undersigned citizens OF the United States,
resident in this city and IFS vicinity. beg leave to hand
you herewith letter Of thanks TO The commanding officer
OF the naval forces this station, for having sent op
pouney a vessel of. war 10 the port OF Tacahuano Tor
The protection Of the lives and property OF his fellow
citizens during the troubles which have agated this part
OF the country for nearly three months
In the letter referred TO we have expressed 10 that
officer the high sense We entertain OF The gentemany and
kind manner which you have fulfilled the mission with
which you charged; but, Notwithstanding, we can
not allow you TO depart without repeating the same TO
yourself and al the time assuring you that we shall
bear in grateful remembrance your kindness and
readiness 10 afford every assistance that might be re-
CURED.
II is highly gratifying to us TO know that we de-
pend the protection OF country any emergency,
even the great distance from il, through the
foresight and activity displayed by naval officers in
the discharge Of their duty, IN which no place, however
apparently Insignificant, where American citizens are 10
Be found is left without that protection which the
humblest has right TO expect.
With our best wishes for your health and prosperity
remain ,r very 'espe1amES y SRo Sed ana ODE
PAUL w. DELANO,
THOMAS WHITEHALL,
And many other United States citizens, resident in Con.
Captain GEO. A. MAeRUDER commanding United Stale,
ship St, Mary's, Talcahuano. Chill.
Coptain Magruder's Reply to The Amsricans.
UNITED STATES SHIP ST. Mays,
Valparaiso Bay, Dec s, 1891.
GENTLEMEN have the honor TO acknowledge the
receipt of your favor OF the 9Th instant in which you have
been pleased 10 devolve upon me the pleasant duty OF
conveying TO my commanding ohicer, Commodore NC
Cauly in writing, the grateful sense you entertain OF
his prompiness IN sending for your protection the snip
under my command, during period OF anxiety and 20.
cal agitation in the province oil Conception. Having
fulfilled this duty. il remains for ne 10 return my most
cordial Acknowledgements for the 6atierng manner IN
which you have alluded TO myself as the agent ~ offer
ing the protection desired.
Reciprocaiing the OF MY regard, and with
best wishes for your safety health, and happiness
am gentlemen, very truly, your obliged and obedIent
GEO A. MAGRUDER,
Commander u s. Ship St Mays.
To Messrs r. n Delano, James Crosby, L. M. Lang,
and Others United States citizens, residing in Concep
cion, Chill.
Thanks from he English. German and French residents
OF Conception, ChV, 10 Captain Magruder.
CosoEpcIoN, Chill, December 4, 1851.
Sra, The undersigned foreign residents IN the city 81
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BOOTS AND SHOES In great variety NJ tbe Eighth
Shoe Mandatory French
style and quality leather Congress boots and every
which viii be
low prices, Wholesale retail.
The subscriber grateful for the liberal extended
his city, informs his
old stand and better prepared heretofore supply
he better and workmen than formerly
capacioua apartments. " JANNEY,
Feb 96A-d2w 9Th the General Post Office
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WALK RHYMrSG DICTIosAnr-new en-
iareed, American edtionto which ls saaai 20, m @
NJ poetry an index rhymes with anhonnes lot ihe
usave for, ,he hest poets received fdr sale Wy
TAYLOR MAURY,
Feb "a Booksellers, 9th
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DIED.,

morning the 25t Instant after painful illness Of three
months, VIM. MCCARTHY, in the sd year Of his age.
place this day. tFriday) o'clock from
Of East Capitol and
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q ~nr, FOR NORFOLK.-The steamer OSCEOLA
C>-nFkkazc win the 18th February trips
IH-2mG above place. leaving Washington every wednes.
clock, Returning Friday
4 O'Clock, m. Passage and faro s..
will and returning Cone river
landings the Potomac
reh lo-du JAMES MITCHELL,
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pURE Peruvian Gpano,-Hsving been appointed agents
tor the sale Of Peruvian Guano in the District OF Coumb
orders be delivered the
prices the article be purchased other
Dealers and clubs will supplied upon hvor
able terms.
T. PICKRELL CO,
Fsb27-if1aw2w Water street, Georgetown.
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CARD-The attention Of the public and persons wishing
purchase the desirable for sale Pennsy
respectfully invited the which will
place Monday, lat March, O'Clock Of the house
Mr. VIM. Marshall clothing
Browns Todds marble front building
We thing relative the advantages
Of the alton, well OF desirable
business Pennsylvania Washington For
par icuars advertisement by Mr. Thomas Cabey,
trustee.
Feb 27-3 A. GREEN, huctioneer.
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Washington and Alexandria Hoat.
= CO.,, THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON viii
G.skk-r the following hourshree
with the boat In Washington. Boats fare l2k
COACH One coaeh leaves the CAPITOL the ohcr 9Th
near Northern Liberty Market
Leave Alexandria at G, OK, ltK, ~, and O'Clock
Leave Washington at sh, 10k, l9k, Ok, and AZ O'Clock
Feb l5-dn lob CoRsoN, Captain,
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. %.

The delegates to the wing State convention contend that
it designed recommend Mr. Fillmore TO the
Wing National Convention for the presidency. The mat
fully discussed in The convention, and compro-
mise finally effected by resolution approving OF Mr.
Filmore's course as President
The GAINESVILLE Courier strongly in favor Of
General Scott for the presidency and James c. Jones, OF
Tennessee, for the vice presidency,
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Private dress circle and SO
seats orchestra rs cents; family circle, 25
third tier, so cents eolored gallery 25 cents.
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oARUsrs SALOON, WASHINGTON.


MISS DAVENPORT has the honor OF announcing that she win
give two % a. I ssSss ans
AND JULIET Subject SATURDAY evening OF VEN
to Be obtained at s psp sns As,s AND
fee2s-de,
CAnusIs SALOON, March i, is,a-Mi.s JENNY BUsK
announcing the citizens OF the District that
a Ms1eS Assisted y Prof. piano
Prof Wagner Programme in future advertise
Feb oi-du
ODD FELLOWS HALL, third week Of Buus Seven Mile
Mirror thousand miles The Lakes, the Ma
TSis es, International work executed from drawing.
ess and v"ses over 100 600 Sudnr 500 ea%Soa ships
Handbook o mirror lQx
6oors opep a. II siomI,ror move. at K 10 O'Clock.
hS Admit rs S cents Children hall price.
Day exhibitions every afternoon At halfpast O'Clock
pEMNANTs-we invite attention large 10, Of O
and other kinds Of goods which applied for early viii
&c Of at great ssss 4 G SswT = make mH 0Sm % new
Feb 04-dtMarlF
NEW GOODS NEW cooDsi NEW cooDsl-Ja.,
30 ,plsadd embroidered Grape shawls
80 yard. sre S%s shipped, and plaid a. .ls.
900 % se.iqqaIiy French mous.eIue.
$50 90 nss s Ssa s@f Fssh vsby n @asa""'
10 dozen clear lawn handSerchcs
% pieces gsd e es%sre- ao,,o1 mu.o.
Plain Swiss musins, Nansook muslins
Beok muslins, white cambncs
- pieces black alpacas
10 do Barkey Irish linens
Damssk napkins, cloths, cassimeres
Neatinas, curtain musins
pieces white and red hnnpeI
yards heac I'd from bA 20 lbA cents
opO do 50 and IL 4 bleached sheetings
5000 do, g. s Spss licking o%s * cent. cents
zsoo Yard. English and American caicoes, cents
1000 a. ingram and ply carpets
so0 a, velvet and tapestry carpets
500 do rag carpets, al IS cents yard ru
Feb i3-3nw2wif
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Laisr from Cardenas. &c

Nrw YonK Feb 25-The schooner Petr has arrived In
DAYS from Cardenas She left 40 sail of American
sells mostly loading args stock Of moasses and sugar is
G 1ming TO market Freghls dull.
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WooDi wOODt wooDt-rhe subscriber has n his wood
lh eight hundred cords Of
he IL anxious 20 sell for cash
His win be yard tines ready 70 deliver In such
He will take the liberty refer
70 the quality Of the wood
&C. C. John r. Frost, John Cngett, g. G. Gram
mar Bayly Washington, Rev L. " Morgan, Rev Mr. Ham
ian 7-.oom. GEORGE w. CONWAY.
N ENTs CoMMEsTARItcs-Newe edition. enlarged and i'm
II proved, win be received this day by - ..,o
| Also, Rents Commentaries, abridged, vol.
ian 10
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DO jackson Democratic Association.-The regular
meeting this Association will be held ut democratic
Ha Adeph Theatre) south side of Pennsylvania
Monday March,
o'clock of officers ensuing will take
place.
Feb 27-3t ]. D. HOOVER President
6- of HenIth-A stated meeting will be held on Sat
urdsy the 2Sth instant, at AZ O'Clock, p. m.
Feb27
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr.. L. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Mr. w M. FLEMING, Stage
Manager.
Last night Of the engagement Of Miss ELIZA LOGAN.
FRIDAY EVENING, February 81 1852,
will be performed Lovell's play, in five acts, entitled
LOVES SACRIFICE on, THE RIVAL MERCHANTS.
Elmore, Eliza Logan
Pas Tagoni. ANNIE walters
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New eoods-Psrker's Fancy Store.
1 arrived s gsI steamer HumbOla small assortment Of beau
"D, Esoas expressly Tot our sales
o do do flowers
~ n newest pattern shell and buffalo tuck combs
" pieces newest and latest pattern bracelets
~ elegant pearl stick fans
~ sandal wood, very handsome
o' dozen fancy colored Kid gloves.
IN PERFUMERy-
~ dozen Lubin' finest eruact
Ia % bottles fine oil for the hair
90 cakes fine rose and musk soap
case Csc dozen) Antonio Fanuo Cologne
IN BRUSHES
~ dozen al style and prices hair brushes
y 90 do buffalo dressing combs
DO do tooth brushes.
y Comb, Fancy and Peamery STORE under National Hotel
h MI ENVELOPES of fine heavy ledger paper,
us aHd white made OF quality and workmanship,
Il, oi NE subscriber from the smallest letter envelope 70
FRANcK TAYLOR
. ns envelopes lined cloth parchment envelopes
.r, low prices and English, French, and American
FssS 'euer envelopes Of every kind
yansty 'io''ses'sA Nv '"s'' " INV '' 'o"oN'"s
y "S0 embroidered chemisc,a -
,S srtta embroidered muslin cnpes
ason t large assortment in nnthmmed muslin, eambrc and
Fas-aray - Nh" 'oN' ""'' -
W sIfLEs.-We open to-day Of Importation 100
asu French ehin light color aud remarkably styles,
lnr cbidrens Also received
~ pieces fine white hannels
y, pieces choice Irish linen.
pieces linens MI Widths for shee,ing and pillow
p.ngs lot Of table diapers
uamask towelings and napkins
nvneW lot Of fine bombazines
WIN any other article usual, found welordered dry
n goods house
en- cash, unless arranged 10 contrary.
"N PrcfH ana iaf dealing may be relea on IN a
F,h 10 PERRY BROTHER,
F-'e0N Opposite Centre Market
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To conclude with the original extravaganza, entitled
CHLoRoFoRM; on, WASHINGTON 100 YEARS HENCE.
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rARusIs SALOON, March 4, is52.-Mis JENNY BUsk
the citizens Of the District that
give Washington, at Causi's Saloon on Mon
Assisted Prof Downas the piano, and
Wagner Programme in future advertise
Feb
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opp FFIIow,s HALL, ,hrd week Of Burr. seven. NJ

N EMNANTs.-we lot OF
II dress and goods, which, applied early,
sacrifice in order make for
goods, CLAGbTT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Feb 24-dtMarlf
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Messrs. BARKsDALE & JONES.