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by a statesmanhke prudence and a far sreiuu
wisdom, looking not merely to the present me-.
cesstes but to the permanent safety and in.
terest of the country. They knew That tho
world is governed less by sympathy than b,
reason ana force taat it was not possible ioi
TINS nation to become a " propagandist" of free
principles without arrdylnE gulnst 1t the com-
blned powers Of Europe. and that the result
was more likely to be the overthrow OF rcuub.
licanlsn here than It's estab liShment there. His.
tory has been written in vain for those who can
doubt this France bad no sooner established
a republican form Of government than she
manifested desire to force It's blessings Oh all
the world. Her own historians informs us that.
hearing OF some petty acts oityrannv in neigh
boring prlncipaLN, "The National Conyen-
ton declared that she would afford succor
and fraternity to al! nations who WISHED to
recover Their liberty and she gave 1t in
charge to the executive power tu rive orders
to the general, Of the French ARMIES to ard
all citizens who mi ht have been or should be
Oppressed III the cause of lbertv." Here was
the false step which led to her subsequent mis-
fortunes. She soon found herself involved i'm
war with all the rost of Europe In less than
ten years her government was changed from
republic TO an erplre; and finally. after
shedding rivers of blood, foreign powers res
tored her cTlIed dynasty, and exhausted Europe
sought peace and reposc IN the unqucst1oned
aScendcncy OF monlrchcal principles. Let us
learn wisdom from Der example. Let US re-
member that revolutions DO not always es.ab-
llsh freedom. Our own free institutions were
not the offspring Of eur Reyoluuon. They es-
listed before. They were piar'eG in the free
charters OF self government Under which the
English colonies grew up, AMI our Revolution
only freed us from the dU.uilliDp of - f,rnt.r,
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EslssnIsssion

HE COpARIN EHsHip heretofore exist,
ing between the Undersigned under the name
ana hrm OF Nichols * Warren, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent All debts due m. 1e,e Arm .,s
I" be paid to- NI.nofs and all claims against
SAD irln wiiI be- paid by him. who alone is author,
iltd TO Use tht nsmr o ihe firm IN settlement
SAMUEL b NICHOLS.
NATHANIEL WARREN
Eurl,nJt,n Nov. 20 1852 dSw3e
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AUSABLE HOUSE,

h f T. S E ' / l. l. f " l. " YORK
INllS large and convenient Hotel hav.
1 me heen Thoroughly Hepairsd and Re furnished,
is open Tor the reception ot Visitors and the accom-.
modatou OF the T aveimg Pub c
The AUNABLE HOUSE is one of the Lareest
ami BeSt iiraHged IA Northern New York No
pans Will be spared 10 make II pleasant and pops
for
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Pleasure Parties

and Transient Visitors, a. well ~ 4 Comfortable
Home Tor IN Jse wishing permanent board and rooRis
Cood Horses and tarriageS
furnished at nil times on the most reasonable terms,
the patronage OF the public Is most respectfully
solicited } " RkY NOLDS.
kerstS.It, Nov !, lN52 w2lmosj
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LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

WASHINGTON M0EUVryr. The amount
Of funds received thus Tar for the National
Washington Monument i $4,000 includ-
ing $4,000 interest on stock. $40 600 re-
mains in the treasury, aud It will require $780,
OOO additional TO finish the column. 1t is sup
posed that the contributions at the polls on
election day throughout the country will not in
the aggregate, exceed SO 600.
mi. \, ,,
- "c ~ II. IdT"H says tiat hon. John
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OMNERCIAL.
PEGOGg0ls ~ WOODS
CURRENT

TRICES CURRE.NV
Commission Merchants Tor the sale Of
Wool and Country Produce.
~. BOSTON, SATURDAY DEC. 4, 1854
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Burlington LyCeup.

'{'he annual Meeting Of the Burlingt on
Lyceum, will BE- held at the rooms OF the Ly>
etum on Monday, December 18Th 1852, q, seven
O'Clock, +. NJ
Dec LIST, 1852 dSytf
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Envelope papers, which " o 80 sold at Mai prices
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SOUTH CAROLINA. Judge Evans has been
elected to the United States Senate from South
Carolina. His term will commence on the 18th
Of next March.
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SISSON & BAIRD.
FOR RENT-.THE PARK

THIS PROPERTY is on the Seventh Street and
Il Rockville Turnpike, just beyond the limits OF
the city. The improvements consist Of a large,
new, and conveniently arranged brick bousc, htv-
ing front uf seventy feet on the road, containi
a spacious dining room. bar parlors, aui-
pie number OF Chamber kitchen. and cellar. At
la he'd To the premises bowling alleys, sxten.
sive stablinF and nine acres of land, large por-
tun Of ~ bch - IN grove OF fine forest tree.
As a CATTLE STAND OR DROVE YARD
bring the rad by which cattle are driven To
Baltimore and other Northern markets. within
few MINUTES walk Oi the two largest market houses
OF the city, and in negbbcrhood where pasuragc
and water abounds-it has advantages TO be found
nowhere clsc in the District. There are scales ioI
weghug cattle and bay now on the premises.
As SUM NER RE TREAT, THE PARK-situ-
ated on the greatest thornughare leading from the
city, Immediately al the terminus of the contem-
plated Plank Rodd, (thc contracts for making
which have been already entered into,) and the
only place nov adapted to such purpose in the
ncighborhood Of the ciiy-will, If properly kept,
become place Of great resort.
For terms apply TO WiLtIAM n. WrSTsa, at the
Office Of the contractors Tor erecting the Patent
Office Building, corner 18th and + streets, Wash
ington, ID e.. Mar 2Tf
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
PATENT UNIVERSAL

lfl FRlG ERATOR.-I would respectfully call
the attention OF housokeepers, hotel proprieters and
Others TO the Universal Refrigerator, lately invent
cd by A. MCDvEoUGH. specimens Of which can now
be seen at my Establishment. This Refrigerator is
altogether different from all others before the pub
lie, in Its combinations, apartments, vessels, aud
tue philosophical principles Of its construction. The
IS made of wood which is free from smell, and
lined with metallic surface, and it's interior is Of
stoneware. IL is so arranged that each article OF
food or provision is kept entirely separate, and re-
moved with facility. BY the plan of its construc-
ton current of cold air s in constant circulate
around each vessel and within each apartment,
while toy simple ventilating contrivsnce the COM
pele purity OF the whole apparatus lie insured,
thereby obviating oil the old objections that have
been made in every other invfntion for the same
purpose viz, by avoiding that liability To eDgender
local relative odors from the yiancs meat, fish,
vegetables, pastry, or fruit which may be con-
tancd therein. The convenience which il affords
for retaining the purity and sweetness of good but
ter, particularly, cannot be surpassed; and the
small quantity OF ice that is required 10 keep every
thing cold is a most economical desideratum.
The proprietor challenges the country to pro-
due bny thing that will COMPARE with il, and he
guarantees TO keep provisions colder and sweeter
with half peck Of ice in twenty four hours than
any ether Refrigerator can with peck. The cost
OF the Universal Refrigerator lie us low rs that Of
the ordinary kind, and will hold more provisions
Sizes for families, boarding houses, aud hotels.
&. WOODWARD,
Penn. avenue, between 10Th and llth streets,
Sole Agent for the District Of Columbia.
An 2g-ru3uf
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Saie, d u. Baltimore Stoek Board. April 2s.
ISSUED from the United States Patent Office for the
ioeek ending Ap'H 81, 1852. aud bearing date

Issued from the United States Patent Once for ths
Ioeek ending Ap'H u, 1852, aud bearing dat,
frrii ~, 1852.
Matthias w Baldwin, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improved valves for steam en- gines.
John Gust Blair, ofPttsburgh, Pa-For improve
ment in flecuting machinery.
Daniel > Dewey, of Hartford, Conn.-FOr i'm
provoment in shuttles for weaving hair CLOTH &c.
Perry Dickson, Of Blooming Valley, Pi.-For
improvement in hold back for scds
John vi Earls, Of Troy, N. Y.-For improve
mcnt in smut machines.
Nathaniel + Edison, Of New Orleans La.-For
Improvement in the relief steering apparatus.
John r. Klein, OF Trenton, N For improve
ment in railroad switches.
Calvin w. Wiley, IT,, OF Chicago III, (now
dcceased,) assgnor 30 himself and Trial Walker,
OF Babcock's Grove, Ill.-For improvement in gins
for long staples Of cotton.
Alexander Kelsey, Of Rochester, n. Y, assignor
TO Jamcs Cowlcs, of came place.-For improve
mcnt in warm furnaces.
Ephraim Parker, of Rock Island, III, nssignor to
Alfred A. Psr kcr, OF st. Louis, hIo.-For improve
mcnt in machines for pressing tobacco
Andrew Lamb and VIM. A Summers. Of the
county Of Hants England.-For stud brace for
fucs Of sheet water space boilers. Dated April ~,
1882 Patented in England December Q, ls4s.
Freeman Murrow, Of Wiamsburgh, N. Y --
For improve ment in brushes.
Thomas j. Sloan, of New York, ~ Y.-For irn-
proved float gauge, feed regulator, &c, for steam
boilers. &c.
- r. stowell, of waddan's Grove, Ill.--For i'm
provcmcnt in sclf loading and dumping cart.
Alfred swinglc and Nehemiah Hunt, Of Boston,
Macs For improved steering apparatus.
Henry Turner, Of Charlestown, N. u. For i'm.
provcmcnt in boxcs for journals.
+ J. Ball and John Post, of Pttsheld, Mich -
For improvement in cultivators.
Designs.
Samuel II Sailor, of Philadelphia, Pa assignor
to North, Harrison, and Chase OF same place - For
design for a cooking stove.
James G.. Abbott and Archilus Lawrence, u
Philadelphia, Pa.-For design Tor portable fur
mace
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NAvAL.--A general court. martial of which
| Captain Hiram Pauding is president convened on
Monday, on board the receiving ship North Ca o.
lima, New York The folio wing officers are
members; Commanders Theodorus Bailey, Henry
w. Norris and Francis Is Ellison Lieutenan "a
John j. Glasson and Stephen c. Rowan. Purser
Benjamin J. Cahoone is Judge advocate.
Assistant Surgeon Robert Farquharson has been
ordered to the brig Perry; and Passed Assistant
Surgeon John Thornley, to the pava hospital, New
York, vice John l. Burt, detachrd.
The United States ship Vincennes was at Asto-
ria, Oregon, 25h utimo ready to sail for San
Francisco.
Letters by the Franklin mention the arrival at
Hong Kong of the United States steamship Susque-
hanna, last heard from Mt Singapore. She was
left in the harbor of Hong Kong, February rs, by
the Marion which sailed that day for this port.
A letter dated on board the United States chip
Marion, February u.s. is also published by the New
YORK Journal Of Commerce. which says
eve have fired a salute to- day leaving, and
were cbeered by the Suequehanna and Saratoga.
We look for fair winds down the China sea, and in
fact all the way home We stop at Angler for wa
ter again at the Cape of Good Hope. where we
spend week, and thence direct to New York.
We have on board four Of the Of the ship
Challenge, sent home in irons, for participation
mutiny. We are compelled to leave Lieutenant
Can't behind, his illness preventing him from re-
turning with us. We expect to reach the Cape of
Good Hope in fifty days, and to be off Brooklyn
navy yard on the 25th of June
"The following is list OF the officers board ::
Captan-W william M Glendy. Lieutenants-A.
M. Pennock, r. Aulick, John Wilkes, John p
Jones; J. Lloyd Broome, commanding marines.
Master William d. Whiting. Surgeon-John
A. Lockwood. Purser-vixon White Assistant
son, A. b. Cummings, J. J. Laughlin, E. w.
Flusser, J. d. Blake, f. E. Thorburn. Captains
Clerk-W Macauley. Boatswain- William Bur
dit Gunner-R. Stocking. Sailmaker-W
N. Maui. assenger5-Lieutcnant Samuel Ed
wards; Mr.. Wiley Aulick, late commodore's Sec
rotary"
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to do 80 for the present, and they were still out
when the court adjourned.
In the United States circuit court the jury was
finally discharged, there being 30 farther for
them; and The Court proceeded to hear Arguments
in appeal cases
BOLD Ate hpr TO RoB "A front window of the
second story of James &. Mcclure 8 auction store
corner Of ID and 10th streets, was yesterday morn
ing found to have been forced and broken, and
traces OF blood were about the premises. Cir
cumstances lead to the impression that some per-
sons during the previous night, by means of lad
der, had succeeded in burglarious attempt SO far
as to break the window, when they were met by a
dog which had been locked up in the store, and
after a rencontre compelled to retreat, with
out obtaining any goods.
MORE RoBBERIEs.-A block of dwelling houses
on Seventeenth street, in the First Ward, occupied
by Messrs Riley, Cooper, and Wilson,
tered few nights since, land robbed Of quantities
OF siiverware, among which were numerous spoons,
marked with the names of the several owners
FiaE.-During Tuesday night some members of
the Auxiliary Guard discovered fire in the lum
ber- yard of Mr.. VIM. Bird, on Sixth street, near
tue canal and they extinguished it, with but little
loss to the proprietor
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From CHINA-Raturn Of Missionaries--A pri-
vate letter from Shanghai informs US that Mrs.
Taylor, the wife of the Rev. Charles Taylor, the
devoted Methodist missionary at Shanghai, is com.
PEELED to return to the United States account
OF Ill health. She sailed in the ship Adelaide,
Captain Cobb, with her two children and a Chi
nese nurse.
Mrs. Boone, wife of Bishop Boone, returning for
the same reason, is also passenger in the Ade-
laidc. accompanied by two children and Chinese
female attendant. Also the Rev DR.. Bridgman,
whose health is shattered that, in the opinion OF
his medical adviser his only chance for life was
long sea voyage. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Bridgnan and an interesting Chinese girl from
MIR. b q school, and also by a son of the Rev. E.
w. Lyle, who comes here to be educated
Neto York Commercial Adm
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bankers and Dealers in Stocks, Land War
I'D rauts, Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Drafs on lR Ell MD from & ! and up wards, payable
on demand, furnished in sums 10 suit.
Collections made, and Checks Tor sale on all the
principal cities
Goper nm,nf, State, and other Stocks bought and
sold commission.
Cioims before the Departments promptly attended
to Remttances made ut lowest rates in New
York Philadelphia, Baltimore funds. ss do
sired for Notes or Drafts payable in the District,
Alexandrie, Va. and other southern cities.
Banking House, opposite Treasury Department
Mar l--if Telegraph d2wl
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On quarto post, page on sheet, per 100

State the Price per page Tor every aIdi'
tional page on any OF the above over four
pa ges, estimating at 900 pages.
On parchment to be furnished by the De.
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Blank forms. or any other description of print
ing required broadsde on any Of the above paper,
ca, h broadside to be counted page.
II is expressly to be understood that no extra
charge Of any description will be allowed. The
prices bid for printing must cover aid include all
contingencies and extras.
The Department reserves the right to have any
description Of printing, which may properly be
called "book or pamphlet work." executed by spe
cial contract
The bidders for printing will accompany tHci.
bids with samples of quality Of the different kinds
VI paper they propose TO furnish.
AID 29- Ila vi June3
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AID l2-eoihMa

CTRAW AND COCO MATTINGS.-We have
- just received, per schooners MARY jane and
"Mou BedeIl." an extensive supply Of Colored and
White and Fancy Canton Mattings Of the follow
ing make, which we think will be found as good
the country can afford:
A, Sd, and 4 extra Manning All who pur-
chascd this make OF US last season will remember
its excellence.
The same widths in first quality ''Y ushing. %
This is a new kind, very good and cheap
The same widths No. Goquoa, fancy. These
last an entirely new style. and quite pretty.
Also. heavy stock Dundee Coco Mating. This
article il Of great for churches, hotels lila,
looms of anboa ts and other public places where
there much Of a tboroughfare. II is indestructi
BILE to danpness, and will be sold less than Of
fered before in this city.
Apl2 CLAGETT DODSON.
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CINDERELLA; on, The LITTLE GLASS SLIPPEQ,
Produced at a great expense under the direction
of Signor FELIX CARLD, will be cerNrplsst by
twenty five Juveniles. the youngcst being only
eighteen months old while the Oldest DOES Dos
exceed fifteen years.
The dresses and appointments are OF the Inost
coVy and correct description. In the space ii Ini-
mute the kitchen is made 10 assume the appear
ance of splendid Saloon; Cinderella ia drawn in u
truly beautiful Fairy Chariot by six performing
Ponies OF surprising beauty; and. in fact, this de-
lighuu Equestrian spectac IL is in every way wor-
thy If appreciation and applause.
The piece occ upies an hour in performance
Ap22 +. g. TIDMARSH, Agent.
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ENURNITUUE DRY GOODs.-CLAGETr &

FURNITURE DRY GOODS.-CLAGETr &
IL DDDSUN, dealers in ali kinds of Goods in
the above line, have the pleasure Of announcing to
the housekeepers and tho-e Who contemplate soon
becoming SO in Washington, Georgetown, Alex
andra, and their environs, that the following
ticles in the above line have Just been received,
which, added to their former stock, makes their
sortment now complete; all of which will be found
Of the very latest production, newest in style,
desirable for utility, and as reasonable as can be
had in any other establishmon mt in The Union:
IN TOILET GOODS
So, "a 10 1, ii &, 1874, and 10 Russia, Barns
ley, and irish sheetings, which will be sold
lower than heretofore
4Oincb, AZ inch, rs inch, 50 inch, and 50 inch
Pillow and Bouister Linens. from Ger
many and Ireland Some of these eoods are
far surprising any for excellence that bav-
ever hithert" been offered for sale in this part
of the country
Belgian, Engish, and Scotch Damask Towels.
in beautiful figures and borders, all new styl, 5
Fine and heavy Huckaback Toilet Towels in
damask borders, which will be sold as low as
huckaback by the yard
Real Russia Basket Towelling, very pleasant
Electric Rubbcrs. fabric Of wool and linen, the
use Of which has been found highly conducive
to health
Baden Baden Rubbers, and Russia Dowles ond
Crash. These last named will he found excel.
lent to be used for bathing poses
Alec, many other kinds Of TowelliDg not necos-
cary to specify
~ y, ll-9, liz ', Is Y, ana IL y punk, blue, Duu,
and white Dresden Quilts, all new styl's
White Marseilles, Victoria. French. aud Wcted
Covcrlets and Quilts, come of which arc manu-.
factured expressly for summer use they not
being too heavy for the approaching season
Aso, case hllendale Quilts, extra sizes
White, pink, blue, buff and aquimann Toilet
and Crib Covers and Quilts matching
White Marscilles Stand Covers.
We respectfully invite the attention Of the pub
lie TO these goods, which will be found desirable.
CLAGErT & DODSON.
An -eodiftMevI
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STRAW MATTINGS, FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
~ Slc.-The Subscribers have now in a com
peie and carefully selected stock of House Fur
nishing Dry Goods, embracing every article in
their line adapted to the wants Of housekeepcrs,
such
Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, Printed
Brussels, Three-ply, Ingram, Venetian List,
Rag, and other Carpetings
English and American Oilcioths in full sheets
which will be cut to fiji any and shape
passage or hall
Irish, German, and Russia Sheetings
Cotton Sheets and Shectings of all widths
Double Damask Table Cloths for any length,
and square or round tables
Damask Napkins and ioSellings
Piiow-case Shcctings, all widths
Bed Quilts and Cuunterpanes, all sizes
Bed and CriB Blankets, all sizes
Also, rs pieces 4 4 Canton Mattings. superior
25 do Sd do do
% do O. do do
40 do Al, Sd, and Ga checked d.
Ap l3-4wif HOOE, BROTHER CO.
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THE UNDERSlC NED having made a new di
Il vision of his large square, No. 62I, into con
venieut lots and spacious alleys, according to
plan proposed by Randolph Coyle, esq., ~ now
prepared to dispose of the low rates and
accommodating terms.
This property is located in rapidly improving
section Of the city, between New Jersey avenue
and North Capitol rect, immediately north Of the
railroad depot and south of the residence CT the late
Col. kurche.
Should any individual, or an assocs ton Of per
sons. desire to purchase the whole square, (con-
tanning nearly seven acres,) rare opportunity Ia
here offered fur an advantageous investment.
Also, for sale email square in the same vicinity
a beautiful cottage site, in which may bc had a
great bargain
Plats OF the division Of this property be seen
by calling the subscriber, at the office of the Su
prone Court of the United States in the Capitol or
at his residence, on Capitol Hill
y w MIDDLETON.
Mar 2g- TuTh&Slm
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JUST RECEIVED.

NEW aud elegant Spring Styles OF Scarfs. Crs-
IN vats, Stocks, Ties, Gloves of every dcscrip-
ton, SuspcnJers. Handkerchisis of silk and linen;
plain, figured and embroidered Hosiery Of all
kinds; Umbrellas and Canes; with large supply
OF Gentlr,ucn's Toilet articles, such "a Lubn and
Provost Extracts, Cosmetics, PnmatuIns, Soaps,
and beet farna Cologne; Brushes IT every de-
scri Upton; together with large and complete
ass rirnent of Geutemcn's Furnishing articles, all
Of the very best qualities, constantly on hand.
and for sale at reasonable prices, ut
CHAS. LANES
Hat. Cap, and Gentlcmen's Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. avenue, near ~ street.
Marfh %