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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04
ElARNUEs AMERICAN NUsEUM-P r. BARNUs.

RAKNUHb AMEKICAN NUSEUN.-P T. BAkNUM,
- Manager and Proprietor John Greenwood. Jr Assist
knt Manager. Admission to the entire Museum ard per-
iOrmarse 70 CENTS children urdss 70 CENTS Par
BOTTLE Afternoon at o'clock the superb comsdY ALL
Is NOT GOLD THAT GLIIIERS. Evening. at7 O'clock,
thc ceebi touching and mic dome drama
nov messed piehsy by crowded audiences entitled THE
1ay the other by tbs rest the
Which NE pretty and Lively Pee Of CRIMSON CRIMES
six PERSONA the Koh NOOK Diamond; the Happy Family
She ChlneEe novelties, &c. &C., visible 81 saost I'll houre.
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Al ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.-DCORs
IN tt curtain rises st o'clock Dress Circle and
Private 30, asisss q wsenesdsy sysnrs Feb win b
Old DABTs-sir Giles oyerreaoh Mr. Booth Lord lowell
nr Seymour Welbourn Mr. Clark; Margaret OverreAoh,
MIS-. H. Y. Nichols. To be followed by the WiDOW'SYIC.
IinIMr Txi,tsr, Nj, Bradsh.y; jeremiah Clip Mr.. AT
The MARBLE MAIDEN--Tbe Littio Red Man Mr.. March;
khssachio, Mons. Zayyetowski; uebe, Mas Lndiam.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BEAUTIFUL, NEW, AND CHOICE PROPERTY AT AUG
TONOn Monday, Gath instant shall sell, al O'Clock,
premises, beautiful brick residence,
situated B. No 665, fronting 20 feet
midway Capitol and Railroad
opposite Washngtons house,
Wilkes. The house finish
Of the subsan
the whole
large gothic windows.
Many of and oy from 10 by to "a by o, and
less. In l2foo projecting porch, which be
by railing continuous porch or baustrade The
building observatory IA by - feet, from
Washingt Mount Vernon,
Aexanda Upper Falls and surrounding district the
considered much from the dome of the
United States Capitol The carpenters work completed by
builder of This location
Of and the and
desirable of portion of Washington.
After which win be sold the adjoining Of the lot about "
'front.' North Capitol
Of 30 feet, which front
No. $780, Immediately adjoining
This hotels,
establishments openings busi
The there Is
world buildings,
boarding hotels their place the
pubc except the Washington, where
offered all advantages purchasers and business commu
~
Terms half balance in and twelve
from the day Of
given a deed taken Title perfect
wishing premises will please call on Mr. Crut
chett, the cottage by.
May sd A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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chief delight is in making constant inroads upon the
treasury cannot be nsensible the fact that these
charges OF asking for my State than its wants de-
mand ii credited by the Senate, win seriously impair
what little influence have here, and TO this extent inure
my constituents Ii is with the view OF counierachng
the effect OF this species OF warfare upon that have
alluded this subject al ALL and probably shall do
again here elsewhere. do not pretend 10 belong
TO the penny and pound foolish class OF political
economists When believe certain amounts OF public
money should be expended in California and that such
expenditure proper and demanded by the necessities OF
my constituents, before Congress and ask for APP
preparations, let the amount be great or small wish
every dollar expended there 10 be first appropriated by
Congress, and that the Executive shall that IL is dis
bursed economically, and its agents held TO the strict
letter OF the law Give them inch, and they will take
an ell and, Judge the future from the past. you will
soon lose all control them. II is wasteul expend
lures on unnecessary objects without authority OF law
that censure II is the assumption of power by inferior
executive officers independent OF Congress- TO originate
and carry out a policy involving the expenditure OF mil:
lions, furnishing the credit and jeopardng the peace OF
OF Congress, and prepared to justify and defend.
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BY ). G. McGUIRE, Auctioneer.

by u. q. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
GALE OF VALUABLE SQUARES AND LOTS AT AUG
y TIONOn Tuesday, O'Clock, the auction
rooms shall following described valuable squares and lots
Square No. $780, lots 3, 4, s.
Do No. S9i all.
No 939, lot 10.
Do No 9s6, lots IL Q, g. Q, 10, IL, 10, IL, 10.
1909, 4, s. Q, 7, 49, rs, 10, "a.
no. 1910, lots !, 2, 9, =, 10, IL, Is, IL, le.
No. 1881, lots l, Q, 3, AS.
No 1904, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 20.
No. l095, lot L.. ~i.t
1922, 10, III, 10.
Also, square No. 900, lots ], 2, 3, D. 5,6,7
residue equal insamsnts
twelve and eighteen months for notes. with interest," s.ssc
tonly secured. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
l6-d Aucuoneer
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Hy A. GREEN. Auo,lone.r.

pRCK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Friday, the alst
ID premises, O'Clock, good
wosory brick house and lot situated On East Capitol street be-
I'd Capitol Hill being half OF o No .
72s The above described property handsomely located
house built last fall
satisfactorily sccured bearing interest from the day
sale. A GREEN,
May I'D Auctioneer.
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By A. GREEN, Auctionssr.

HANDSOME YOUNG HORSE AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday,
Ill the aot instant han SELL in front Of my auction store at 10
O'Clock, handsome young l61 hands high,
years old very prghty, broke splendid
lie Mr. Bakers Livery Stable 9Th
previous wishing pur-
do well sale. Terms cash.
May ls--3t A. GREEN Auctioneer.
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GUNNER ARRANGEmENr.-Jus received from Phadel-
- celebrated universal rengcators.
refrigerator
directly bottom thereby
cold refrigerator.
All upright yaors the ice about three feet from the
consequently provisions bottom
vessels Of this
each article Of food entirely Separate and removed
with facility. Call and examine them.
o. WOODWARD sole for the District OF Columbia Penn
sylvania avenue, between 10th and llth streets,
MAY te-3rf
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ny >. Q. MCGUIRE, Auet,onesr.

pUBLIO SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AND HALF SQUARES
In the city OF Washngtonon the 10th May,
O'Clock, at the shall sell the following de-
Ward being growing rapidly improving portion Of
the city, viz;
about 81 ,757 square feet
nalf OF square No. $685. containing 26s16 feet
59i, do $3.50 do
46,S72
squares n
plated branah of IN Creek canal
Also Nos 81 a. a. "a and 25, In No. GIG,
ii, 724 feet
Half Of 10, No street, square No $685. containing
ATS feet
Also as boundary,
which heavily
aordng splendid country
subdivided Of 25
and each bordering road
Badensburg.
perfect unexceptionable, free from ncumbrahce
Pa ma be see en-
cash; the residue in three equal instruments OF
twelve eighteen twenty months satisfactorily secured
bearing interest Es
j. C. MCGUIRE,
May l2-eod& 3taw Auctioneer.
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Supplies from the United States destined for this post
should 10 landed the beach opposite the Preside,
whence, by little labor the part OF the garrison i'm.
prove the be found there, they eaty be
the high charges which they would be subjected San
Francisco Fuel for consumption by the troops obtained
from the adjacent lands, reserved for public purposes
Other supplies derived from the principal depot at
Benica"
Now, here is an obi eciion TO Benicia--the want Of
fueitha did not exist 10 the Preside, established
military post under the Mexican government II will be
perceived that expense incurred IN car
ryng supplies past the Preside to Bencia and shipping
them back 10 that point Look at Monterey, the seat OF
government OF California, and the headquarters OF the
military department. until General Smith arrived in the
country, another established military post. ] read from
the report OF Alfred Suy, quartermaster oil the "a IN
fantry:
"In reply 70 your communication in regard to the re.
OF this district country. have the honor 70 state
" In regard TO building materials any amount Of me logs
may be had the spot excellent quality TO erect 10y
buildings lumber may be obtained by making arrange
mens beforehand Santa Cruz twentyiouf mile. acfoss
bay; large forests OF red wood grow within nine
miles the place, from which shingles be obtained oil
the best quality Around the town extensive qnares
OF species OF rhinestone, properly called cisysone,
which qunuied with little labor and makes very
good building material for this climate. The clay of this
swers every purpose of There is also here good
brick clay For fuel, the country Is well supplied with
wood on spot For forage the grazing about four miles
om here where OF the public animals are now pit
pretty good the year round Last month cut fifteen or
sixteen tons Of excellent hay twas my intention 20 have
cut more. but obliged to desis for want OF hands
There was no NECESSITY for shipping houses from the
Atlantic coast TO Monterey; no necessity for the enor-
nous expense thus incurred Here the troops could have
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Hon, W. NJ GwE
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DEAR sR We present, by request, at an interview
between the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs and the Cali
fomia delegation, which the subject Of the treaties made
by the Indian commissioners with the ROOT Dggers" OF
California talked
At that interview, and all oher occasions, you OK
pressed yourself decidedly and unequivocay opposed
sad treaties and spoke OF effects upon the citizens OF
California aud the Indians alike Injurious Your further
snd II tho treaties into the Senate by the Pest
dent that you would do all you could deles, them,
prevent their being ratified by the Senate and that the de
partment must either repudate endorse them Mr.. Lea
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs stated distinctly
his opinions md said " we wanted tbs treaties,
call Tor them. With this understanding, prepared
resolution calling for information on the subject but
have not been able 70 get IL before the House
Yours truly,
J. W. MeCORKLE,
Il. G. MARSHALL.
Hon, W. M GwN
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.AI.E OF HARPElt,s FERKY LOTs.-on W.

GALE OF HARPEn's FERRY LOTs.-on Wednesday,
the september 1884, in Of orders the
Secretary Of War; will be sod al aper Ferry Virginia. certain
belonging United States that place. The
will according plan recently made by 3.
Howell Brown surveyor county, Virginia. which
exhibited sale and which be The Ord
Bureau Of the War Department Washington and the
Office Of The Superintendent Of the Amosy ut iaper Ferry
payable the day sae and the remainder
equal and from the dat. Of
OF each insalment shall be puncuAly
the shall fall due interest shall be charged thereon
the shall be
nsAmens from the date sale until the final
thereof.
employed United Stat Armory will allowed
purchase exceeding the following
and the remainder
provided hsy that
twelfth Of each annual shall be deducted
monthly wages. workman should
employment government he will thenceorward
remaining due purchased by him. be subject
the conditions a other purchasers.
bNo deed OF the lots will be made
until price thereof shall have been paid Ia full
BENZ. HUGER
Col u. 3. A.. Commanding
CoMaASpiso OFFICERS Orricr,
Harper's Ferry Armoy, June 1854
l6-lawt
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United states Patent Once,
wAsHrsoTos, June IA, 1859

WAtHN0IoN June II, IbI2.
0N petition of John Brown, Of sioningon, Connecticut
praying Of granted him
sailing
patent which takes the thirty
December 1852
ordered said petition be heard AT the Patent Office
Monday the 2sh November 1852 at ~ O'clock and all
notified show they have, why
said be
Office objections specially forth writing at least thir
All filed by either
said hearing be taken and transmitted In
with OF the Office, which will be furnished
plc cztion.
Ordered this notice be published in the National Inc
gepcer, Republic Union, Washington D. O. Inquirer, Phil
sdeps Pennsy Express New York c Albany state Re
g Albany New York; Coursnt Uatford Connecticut frovi
Rhode Island Daily Bee,
Massachusetts week for three weeks
to the 29th OF November, 1852 the day of hearing
THOS EWBAHk,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p s. Editors Of the above will please and send their
bills the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Junr r. 3y
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HOUSE OF REpHEsENTATIyEs

A Aier the reading of the journal,
Mr. RIDDLE, rising 10 privileged question, by ieave
reported from The Committee on Engraving resolution
ordering the engraving OF certain maps accompanying The
report Of Capt Cram, Of the United States Typographical
engineers, relative to the improvement ,he ias o. 'nt
Ohio not 10 cost more Than $500 and OF those accompa
nyng the reports OF the surveyors general oil Missouri
and Illinois. not 10 cost more than $l2o.
Whereupon debate arose upon agreeing to this resou-
ton in the OF which II was opposed by Messs
JOHN SON Of Georgia. and advocated by Messrs. MA
SON. RIDDLE, LOCKHART, STANTON OF Ono,
MARSHALL ol Kentucky, and DUNHAM.
Mr. JOHNSON, of Georgia. then moved TO lay the
resolution on the table agreed to--ayes III, noes 40.
Mr. CAMPBELL. OF Ohio, moved 10 reconsider that
Mr.. AvERETT moved to lay that motion on the
table
Mr. CAMPBELL withdrew his motion.
Mr. McLANAHAN rose to make the report from the
Committee The Judiciary, specially ordered By resou
on the DAY before. and reported back the bill to regu
late the fees and costs the United States marshas and
other officers OF the United States courts, with AN amend
ment
The question being on its third reading,
MIR. Mel. moved It's recommnent 10 the judiciary
Committee.
The said bill and amendment were next read at length
for the information OF the House.
AL the conclusion OF this reading, the morning hour
having expired,
the consideration Of business the Speakers table.
Mr. ORR then moved resolution 10 close the general
debate on the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill in
one hour after the House should again take II up III
Committee Of the Whole on the stale OF The Union.
Mr.. STEVENS Of Pennsylvania, moved 10 lay this
resolution on the table.
Mr. ORR demanded the yeas and nays on that motion
which being ordered, not agreed toyeas A., nays
l07.
The said resolution was then agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. HOUSTON, the House next went
into Committee of the Whole the state OF the Union,
(Mr PHELPS the char;) and the committee proceeded
10 the further consideration OF the civil and diplomatic ap
preparation bill,
On which MIR JOHN w. HOWE. of Pennsylvania,
addressed the committee at length, commenting prnci-
paIiy on the "patorm" adopted by the whig party in
National Convention at Baltimore, in June last
The committee then proceeded to the consideration OF
various amendments 10 The bill; on which they were adj
dressed in ve-mnu,es speeches by Messrs. HOUSTON,
JONES of Tennessee, STANTON OF Kentucky
CHANDLER. CLINGMAN, MEADE, SMART, and
others
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qnesting Information regard The fisheries on the
coass OF The British possessions IN North America, and
transmitting report from the Acting Secretary OF State
and the documents by which II accompanied. The
message s,aie- that Commodore NJ. G, Perry, with the
United States steam irisate Mississpp under his COM
maod has been despatched 70 that quarter for the purpose
OF protecting the rights oil American fishermen under the
convention OF 1918
The message was read; and Mr.. CASS, moved that
The message and accompanying documents be referred
TO the Committee Foreign Relations.
Messrs CASS, DAVIS. and HAM LIN addressed the
Senate whose speeches unavodabiy deferred j and
the latter, without concluding, gave way TO motion
10 postpone The subect until tomorrow, and the Sen.
ate proceeded 10 the consideration OF executive bus-
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nLORIOUs NEws-The most importan, discovery We, made

GLORIOUS NEWS.-The important discovery made !
Vi for bshmascrs book
cabinet makers, housekeepes druggists &c This being
liquid always ready
from SMELL and will keep liquid in cimae 1t also acts
for WOOD china, glass MARBLE
substance stands uncqunled It's reputaion
introduced of III. first order saving
mechanics We offer liberal inducements
druggists Ac and 1t to
ordinary We making
the tall trade, and merchants
well attend this immediately We establishing sole
popnious the United Bold
gallon small samples
any pau the United States, carriage free
British furniture posh bottles ofthree sizes County
merchants, attend to the above. Apply eary
PHILLIPS n co,
July 3l-d3m Cedar street, near Pearl, New York
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Congress Tuesday.

SEsATg-A message was received from the President
OF the United States. transmitting report from tue act
ing Secretary of State the subject Of the recent diff
culies with regard 10 the rights OF American fishermen
Mr. Cass spoke at length on the subject aud the de-
ba,e.was further continued by Messrs Davis and Ham
lin after which the further consideration OF the subject
postponed, and the Senate into executive sea-
sion
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,. MeLanahan re-
ported back from the Committee The Judiciary the
bill to regulate The fees and OF marshals clerks
and other officers OF United States courts. which was
not disposed OF before the end of the morning hour
when The House went into Commilitee of the Whole
the state OF the Union. and the civil and diplomatic
appropriation bill taken up. Mr.. John w. Howe ad.
dressed the committee al length political topics The
bill then discussed for the balance Of the Days sea-
sion in five minutes speeches on various amendments
The daily union., 1852-08-04

DUBIIC NOTICE To Samuel Lincrt. sally King tSstfe
Of spohr John, David Jacob,
Joseph, Rebecca, and Emanuel Spohr.
You hereby notified under order OF The orphans
be held
ner Heidelberg township York county
Pennvan deceased, TUESDAY the ID OF August A. d. 1852,
10 o'clock the forenoon The premises OF sad deceased
GEORGE ALBRIGHT, Sheriff
surrur's ovrrop, York. tps-,) June IS, lss2
Juna2 W.
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lie Auction.
THE interest of The senior having been conveyed by deed
debts unlocked for
in Of his under thai
ben. offer
Springs, public
highest bade "Wednesday the 10Th day Of septem
which tho viii
property of several hundred acres Of land and
dry upon which magnificent building Mountain
which, capable OF giving fine
mo from 600 zoo waters.
unnecessary minute description,
widely Within the last three years The poprictos and state
dollars
OF House last
twen thousand dollars.
The properties OF the Capon
bacg atmosphere will always under management
position
Union. The
Manassnr Gap make easy
Southwest, by the eastern lines Win
chester.
REGARDS, BUCK, b BLAKENORE
CAros srRInos, Virginia, July a0 1854.
ny- proposed
present season. which will continue to 18th September.
July 3l--2awh
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NOTICE removal of the Land Once rrssn
IN Green 10 Observation-Disclosures
OF the Of Congress- approved June
1874 create additional land districts
and in the
office Green Bay, in the state o
there on first day Of September next
under hand at the city OF Washington this fa day Of
July, A. ID. ls,9 .
81 the President MflLARD FILLMORE
Ions Wsn Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Once
July t5--.Haw<w
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SEA BATHING.

fHESAPEAKE HALL Hampton Virginia. situated Immediately
commands
view Bosd. James
country viii opened Tuesday June and the proprietor
pledges himself ciou render the
pleasant and agreeable and kes the liberty refer for h ability
disposition those who
their uua
Its baihnx surpassed by
place, and the climate IA proverb,ai for beaith.
The the mountain stream The bathing houses
cold baths hoped
m visit the 4" Uaim be pleased
Boat fishing tackle, hc, readiness for vstes Parties
fordd and from Old Point by OF carriages
boats, saibpsis.
Board 40 "
Board month, q per day
under 10 and servants, half price.
No charge guests for bathing
July o--iawJws X. q. hanks.
DRIyATE TUrOR.-A young English gentleman who has
resided Paris,
obtain the OF companion
private family of espccisbiiv
highest responsibility either this country
In England,
Alex 100 Office, osweso, New York
Mar is-duf
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ENCyCLOPAEDUA Of Astronomy, complete. wnh
msny engraving, In qpsr'o volume, Lond'n s"m
Academy Nautical Asonouyby Capt kr'"r ~ me hoard ~
Longitude Physical Astonomyty SIR John Herschei Ihe
Earth Tides Waves hc hchy Airy, Astronomer
Royal. Price, - So FRANCk TAYLOR.
July II
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yUE su thanks those osv cu
promptly settled their
who
their earliest much ~
mon'y now due. oLAoETT, NEWTON, NAY, a. co.
a--Iw
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tLLUsrRATED Catholic Family Bible. beautifully
and illustrated being unabridged edition OF Haydock
Re the copious
English
under Most Rev Archbishop Of New York
10 be issued numbers - each No. this d,r re-
e FHANCk TAYLOR.
Aug
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CARDin consequence OF the workman not being ready
until Monday,
TsoSe have
bought will opportunity
wei sell
Aug J-lw GLAGEiJ, NEWTON, aAY, A 60.
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II IsTORICAL sketch Of the Electric Telegraph by /,
Ill Alexander Jooes
Europe by George w. Cslvss sscend
Special Reference the Physical
Girls by Elizabeth Blackwell, ". ID Price u cents
or Polar by
Lieutenant 4, Osborn, X. N. Price 25 cents
The Anaauary Heart Of MID oau Rob Roy Black Dwarf
Old Mortality: tppincot's edition ~ Mavcry Novels
a Practical Treatise BusiueSs by Edwin T. Freddy.
Aug PRANcK TAYLOR.
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MOSES L.. HOIr,

Arro2rrY COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Farcisco, California.
Rsyypp~ous Hon w Inse, NJ c. Alabama; John Taylor,
e@q Mobile, Me-srs Rhodes, Wright Co, New Or
leans oa,-'sna Henry Clark e9 Tseovo North o.r',ns
Hon w ~ Gwn, M o. California; Benj x True View tota
city J. r. Heaey, esq, ho.or, Masschuss; Hatch esqs
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May T-9nwY
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uRAVELLING TRUNKS, TRUNKS THE subscriber.
i received assortment
quality travelling vsls.-, isdie.'
reasonable prices
aud at his und the Aenwum
renns, lvnnia avenue, between n and bta streets
July 5o--im DANIEL CAMPBELL
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{ EITZER wATER-JOHN II BUTUMANN, Penns,lv..
side between AZ and 9th streets
Of Bordeaux
and hophcad London Brown Stout in pn and
Aug "a
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BROOKE B- WILLIAMS,
B.aNEER.
(orrosTrr TsslsrErD
Wastinsfon CITY, ID. C.,
WILL sell United and
w stocks baek cities
collection Of the
Robert Read esq rrcsden, Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Georgetown. u. &.
Richard Smith Cashier Bank othe Metropolis washington
City.
ke..r.. Corcoran Riggs, Bankers, Washington City.
Io-du
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TEA Of Of our New England colleges
penenced teaching aud desou OF pursuing profession,
He would be wAing 10 locate
Union The best Of testimonials be produced
Address " Be at t-d3.
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ADDITIONAL sUPPLIEs.-we have day opened
n following very desirable goods which will be sold low
prices
fine and choice pattern French lawns
medium priced lawns, good styles
fast colors, for i2k centsworth 30 cents
10 pink, tlue, and white silk viseues
90 black lace points
bordeed caicocs, hns, fast coo and good
styles, ior ladies
With good and Of all kinds Of dry goods
VERIFY a MILLER,
Penn. between 7th and 9Th streets.
very desirable and sale 18Th
avenue and will IL cent the
asked. Terms easy. Apply NJ above.
t3--1med MAT Intel. h Amer. Telegraph
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House at CapOn Syringe for sale at Pub


fro BE CONTINUED.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-09-02
LINN ENT.

WE take the liberty to offer to the public,
w our Linincnt, which has gained n
reputation unequalled by any without being
advertised for the following complaints |:
Rheumatism, Lame Back, Hips, Shoulders,
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Chilblains, &C., sc.
Among the many who have used the Lini-
ment, and given it their highest praise We
would refer to John A. Morgan Esq, Cash
ier of Patccdtuck Bank, John p. Dyer,
Esq Superintendent of Babcock & Moss
Woollen MN, Gen. John b. Steadman,
Agent and Superintendent Of Steam NH
Co. For sale at our Store, in quantities to
suit purchasers.
ALSO, Agents for sale of DR.. Murphy's
Eiirir of Life. j. & p. MOVES.
Pawcatuck, Aug. 9, 1852. 72tf