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ConcERr-Miss Hayes gives her fourth Grand Concert
ierigiit tue ArmOIy Hat, which. doubtless the
sion will present the array Of anuuted and delight
m faces which have been uptnfnrG to boz stoncyer She
hes made her appearance before public ASIAN artist
she has ably sustained reputation extended az it il
elevated whist the true heneyoienca of her character
which peaks out in ttic smile naive it il bcauti-
full wins all hears tl .nerges admiration into tmp,rti-
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I:91- For RECORDER. Ii SHIELDS is
Candidate the office Of RECORDER OF TIE FIRST DISTRICT
subject the nomination Wing Convention. rel6
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n" For CITY SuRyEYoR.-We are authorized
HUGH GRANT Candidate CITY SURVEYOR Oh
NEW ORLEANS, - Election Monday March y, ls52, iel6
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Bs5~ For RECORDER. -Messrs. Editors Please
announce CHARLES JoNTE IA Candidate for RECORDER OF
THE FIRST DISTRICT or THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, at the
ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
s- from Canal Felicity Road. fois
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To those who prefer he simple melody Of the ballad to
the compicat harmIntes Of Scientific Music
Concert night oilers unusual attractions for amongst
other selections, shall have Aud Robin Gray the
strains of which have been lingering upon recollection
Ike early dream since the Nightingale of Sweden
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M" tnR STREET N#R.--Pleasc an
AIONTANYE Candidate the of SGREEfCoAl
MISSION the solicitation many the enuung eiectio
.2d sj.rch
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Married

On Saturday FGry 81. the ST. Lu Cathedral The Rr.
hh6 Marnhant, GEORGE WM HOGtloS, Esq MARIE AN
INErlE VlREtSiE daughter OF The late D. g. Borduaa E of
this 'ity.
o. Thursday February 10, by the Row. AE Macnhalt Dr. W. H.
WILLIAMS and EiNErNE daughter OF Nculc ienvcnu, all OF
ihilr.tN.
On "s,ne,da& + q 2n " he Rev Nh 'ius
ill'ar, Mr. hAltlIE NJ GAtDET 81 the p9sf James,
AIS LOUISE H. llSltf, daughter o. JoHn If. Iey, Esq
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!. q. .wor0o,.,s literary Depot

EXCHANGE PLACE, adjoining tho Post ONCE
tyr The published The United Saeapa''"ef
with the REVIEWS MAGAZINES NOVELS, ctc are promptly ~
ceysL at above establishment issued Iron" he p'osa'
Also, the heat Egiah Md American STANDARD "o'h' W"
kept on hand.
Citzons Strangers respectfully invited TO call.
Orders for any AMERICAN FOREIGN BOOKS received and
bu.J dis 2in2p
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PlNC5flC'S Particles.
ANNUAL BENEFIT

FTREMEN'S CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION,
purpose freely given Pacie Esd
WILL
MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 20, ls5e
on which will be performed tire good old Comedy
THE COUNTRY SQUIRE.
HOWARD will deliver ORIGINAL FlREMEN's ADDRESS
by Gentleman OF this city expressly for the ocnaion
GRAND BALLET embracing the aeut5 OF Monsieur sl.ma
Mosr,.,,sr, will, the whole Of tho splendid Ballet Troupe.
Also an ente Farce written by gentleman NwUrlean
anil dedicated to the Association, entitled the
FEMALE FIREMEN;
OR, woMAN's RIGHTS MANS wuoSGs,
in which Mira C. HOWARD will sng new song,
"THE FiREHiEN OF NEW ORLEANS
written Chns Bass, expressly for this
s- The ntc Company will the performances
Mines. G. HOWARD, Messrs. BASS,
ROWE c. HOWARD
MovIcKER HOLLAND
REEVES etc aud others.
~ Tho Box Sheet at the Theatre, where ekee
10 obtain,,l and places secured.
~ Admission will be, this ernsion Borcs and
| rnrquetN, One Dollar, Gallery Fifty Cents sgo
A RMORY HALL.-Every Evening, commenc-
"a ipg MONDAY, March l, 1852.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON.
TIE GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH,
ORION kSGLAHpD
Extraordinary all the Great Cities Of Europe together
with hs credentials from nearly
EVERY EUROPEAN MONARCH;
| his unparalleled and continued success
IN NEW YORK FOR SEVENTEEN WEEKS,
| in that immense e,fce,
| THE METROPOLITAN HALL:
where he was hcuocd during that period by
| glI1o HGNDRED ANb TFENTY THoU&dND VLsiTOES or
THE EMPIRE CITY;
Ao reception aud brilliant for Two Months
| PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE,
will he trtBl5, n introduction the citzcn5
| THE CRESCENT CITY,
who his extraordinary Workings through the
medium of
THE PRESS.
whose universal appreciation support ht has tsen ta
| Ilonoted with in every quarter.
| PROFESSOR ANDERSON
respectfully the citizens OF Newlears and
yiriuity he will have the honor of commencing Of his
| GRAND EMIT ERT A NM ENTS
| Fl SOREES MYSrERIEuSES,
| n
| ARMoRY HALL MONDAY, MARCH l.
| ''' EVERY EVENING,
| introducing entirely
| NEW, ORIGINAL AND ASTOUNDING WONDERS,
| (fy particulars u which hs,I
| and which nrr universally acknowledged q have
| NO PARALLEL IN THE WORLD
SEs Entertainments vii, each evening n o-
Doors orennt1 ocl,rb Carriages mas h ordered at 1t" lok
az Fifty Reserved Scl'S sc-"ny five Cent? which
| m4y be procured the Hall from 10 A.. NJ br.M.
| SPECIAL NOTICE.
e- III Fnmc. s-iIen Schools
who conveniently the Evening Performance Professor
| ANDERSON will give
| GRAND MIDDAY ENTERTAINMENT
| EVERY SATURDAY
Mt O'Clock ?. fua3 u
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No. For CRY SURyEYoE.-Messrs. Editors Of
the Please LOUIS II. ruE candidate for
CITY SURVEYOR. THE PEOPLE,
~" Election 2aa Marcel, 1852. ieiG 2p
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gsr77~ FoR 'rRNAsuRER.-WM II. GARLAND is Il
Candidate TOT TREASURER OF THGCrY ORLEANS. fe9o
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A Fair Claim.

The residents in the neghborhood of the New
Basin very justly complain of the failure Of the
parsies managing the Canal to establish n
bridge somewhere in the neighborhood of St
Paul street. The residents on the South western
side, cannot reach any point on the other side,
for business or pleasure go to the bury
ing-ground or the Charity Hospital, or send to
the Work -honsc, without very unnecessarily
travelling six or seven extra squares.
Their demand for bridge seems to us entirely
reasonable and warranted by their necessities
and convenience, as we'll as recommended by the
facts of the case A cheap and light bridge
would answer all practical purposes, and being
above the extreme point approached by vessels
of any size or burden, would not occasion any
inconvenience worthy of being offset against
their convenience and just interests. The Canal
Company isiobligatcd to construct the bridge ask
ed for; and it is a serious injustice to property
holders and citizens on the South western side
of the Canal, that their rights, interest and con-
venience should be held secondary to the con-
sideration of the slight expense involved in the
discharge of q chartered duty.
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We are Indebted to the officers OF the steamers raod,
and Ciueiunatus for river tayors,
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Bfg~ NOTICE To SHIPPERS or FREIGHT RY NAH,
the low water md the
mutation freight the Railroad freight j the Above e M b"
received This lay Ivy III. Pontcna,train Isniroat
NcwOrleGp Fetruary 10, 1851. [t'i6l RGEDpfS Agent
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The MARSHALL lNsTrTuTE.--The members OF
this Society met at the Lyceum Hall on Sat'r-
day to celebrate the birthday Of Washington,
when The Farewell Address of the Father of his
Country was read in most impressive manner
by II. B. Graves, ESD After the Address was
read, Mr.. j. r. Coke delivered an GRAFTON on
the life and character of Washington, portions
Of which were remarkably appropriate and
beautiful We think there are many politicians
about who would have been benefited by hav-
inc heard both the address and the Grafton.
There was large attendance of citizens il,
the Hall, with no small sprnkling Of repre-
sentativcs of the beauty and elegance of our
city.
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1-y- Ar A MEerlyG OF the officers of

~" Ar A MEETING OF the officers of the
Washington Rcamn, held the AlHoy, this day o'clock
puffuan ORDERS tsent Col wood the Chair Kelly See
rcry and Neuty ohcc the following preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted
W,KKgAs Many members q this Regiment reside Lafayette,
the chers tina the Second Municipality ami the march thu Mil
Of the has heretofore been confined 10 Julia
RtSncCi That Col. FurDn
requested with march
the military extended The Of the approaching
Anniversary Of Washington Birthday
hSTCf, Thst lts OF the 6irH and osera
vi The Regiment take place The hio,S, O'Clock every
Sunday hereafter, and alecniess BIZ r.yii.y tined,
The meeting then ndiupinei.
WILLIAM WALLACE W. WOOD, Col. W. r., Chairman.
II d, KELLY, Capt. T.. G., Secretary.
Nm0rhfH Febniay 10, 1852. !e2i st
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YOUNG 81 CO.,
.sesv arrangement,

So CANAL STREET
nnuRs-ENPREsSLY FOR LADIES a. ii. to
ISE..tEtn NJ. DAILY.
-Eg.rssSsxs4 MISSES MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS aad FEi
DAYS, I a NJ.
. ltf&-ruEShAYs THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, from /
to
GENIhEMtN DAILY, to half past 10 sud n9r
NISlIOhS-frnu Ia
- All desired attend Gtti perfect
AZ noLBEAR'S GOLD TENS lnd SCIENCE OF FEShhNSllf
Ion sal Mt
DOLBEAR'S WiilTlNG AND BOOK kF,EftNG ACADEMY,
tRATARttsitEu i~il,i
fill 2pd RUFUS ppI.BEAR, Be Ctua sfrrri
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ny SPEcIAI NoTICE-Ihe citizens of New
Ore MS and vicinity respectfully informed tmt Professor
ANDERSON WIZARD NORM. (roln Ensid,}
here will days have the honor of commencing
a series OF his GRAND FASHIONABLE ENTERTAINMENTS Ell
SOIREES NYSTEIIEuSES notice and rll particulars Of which
will he given
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Fs1pe,. .HlsNgiIlgS,


UPHOLSTERY GOODS
OIL CLOTH
MATING rrc.
- Sunrrier Of buyers To his large 'H1t
II" the various Articles he found UPHOLSTERY
AlENr an nlici. from those wi.g purchase. His s"ek'
and hts lricea low
G9l 3l2p JOSEPH EI"rER, ,G cn"l, street
TIE .lsa.tsicssts almanac FOR sJ1'
~ THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF tjsf-
Full KNOW LEDGE FOR TIE YEAR 1852. for sale by
JAMIE &c. MORGAN, Exchange Place, adjoining the Post
Clothing at Fset0A.
ALFRED N1UNROE Il co, 81 Magazine street,
lHonTrrrA7r CORNER anAvrsH srRsEF1
5g' Arsnow offering their entire assortment f
WINTER CLOTHING AT VERY Low PRICES.
FURNISHING GOODS, BOYS AND CHlLDREN's cIornNC,"S
III NALAYA CLOTH ovERCoArs
FuN b Baum R RE fsSi2s nvhancoArs,
BROWN TSG fSST4 t 2SFnG o%HAS5FtsoAys,
sr GsB 2gss AAR SE sgss$ SSs
Si'E Ss S$5 az 81 $55E v..,.
fAS %Sl hAh Mx XsslH, VESTS.
BLACK p SiE$t tasl ss MsFS tSsTA.ooxs
BOYS S SSss' H1tfSsgAy.5 S;as,
BOYS CLOTH ClIohKS,
ta We have hand SpRIG AND SUMMER
CLOTHING, such
| BLACK DRhr' dETE FRock COATS
'l'f Si.Asf fAS&MEl?FS sAG SSb rRtod'cK COATS,
FAM NIL fS sHss SaS tSsn SS94rs,
FAN9 vEs Msi o. vAnio iEi KIND;
| AZ Owe rRlcE ron GoohS .iyD no DEplaToN rs
| t12 9pu ALFRED MuNRoE " Co, "a Magee'. street,
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au,snFss n ihu,.-rhso grnttcm,n ST No ST Camp
s.rre daily adding 10 their fine stock OF Jowcy aud
Fancy Goods. Tho fast and iasdi"us cannot fail TO be
pleased by an inspection Of their
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Thanks TO Purscr Farchild for Haraua papers.
ESUX'S SrARCii--l00 boxes for saic lay
q, ma h.p, GRiEtt d co.. IS nnd aoot te'He
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A DAMrER- Yesterday, we understand. our
late popular Sheriff, Gen John L. Lewis, just as
our ss little bird predicted, marched the mill
tary into Lafayette. We understand only the
Artillery battalion "marched thus far into the
bowels of the land" Our handsome ex-SheriH
did not positively look the least in the world like
a candidate for Mayor just as we said
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NJ A CARD-Sr CHARLES TnEATRE.-Mmc.
that her BENEFIT will take place
on tAIa rs TUESDAY EVENING which occasion will be
several years the highly successful Drama
entitled WSIITON WISH, dramnt4ed from the novel
of Tho late THOMAS COOPER; together with the thrilling
FRENCH SPY played by her with uno0r success in
Enr,,., and America ie23
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Esopk-AS f},isaJ.

Book Keeping.
go :g' Ti,e THEORY aud PRACTICE OF h'tHtAlS
MsN are acknowledged 70 r Of fac sH',r otlts To tho
--.---E---S-stfs- pos. .Dw when continued.
AT CRITICS DENIS BOOK kEEIlH, ROOMS TIES INCL or
ACCOUNTS AND THE COUNTING HOUSE PRACTICE at The
SAME, ARE UNITED AND MADE QUITE FAMILIAR 10 TIE
EUpH.
GENTIEhlEN AXE NOr RESTRICTEnTo SET NlMHEr OF
LESSONS, BU1 THOSE WHO WILL, BECOME MASTERS OF
ACCOUNTS.
FOR sAnt-A 'cw eopies Of cRITTENpENS TREATISE ON
BO0k- KEEPIN,..
to OFFICE STREET corner c Ro,nsss
hours, 2 To IL a ND 10 Nj. To evG. lrm3a
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sNsaseag HOLLAND CHAPTER.-A special meeting
OF HOLLAND CHAPTER No r. a. MAS0NS will be held
.2s Masonic Hall, Pun,lo and Ironno Streets
w. MONDAY EVENING, February 49, The usual hour.
please be- Inncual business o will
,e brought before the Chapter
BY order 81 lne Grand II u OF the SAle.
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ordinary Truss yea without meeting with
accident injury imperfect retention undue
upon but then be taken during the next
week with all the horrible and fatal SYMPHONIC Of Stranaion
~ the cases. while you have opportunity
do as they ought to have onKESORT BEST
sECuprTy
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~ THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF USE
Full. KNOW LEDGE FOR TIE YEAR lsb2 for sal" by
JAMIE MORGAN Place, adjoining the Post oc"
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PROPOSAL. ror Rs,ion..
. HrAnauAnrxRa MAalnr CoRps.

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS,
la Qnartefmasief's Office, WasbiDg,on, Oct III. 1894
SEPA4ATE PROPOSALS will be received at this oice until ii
- ocock, Thursday, ih day Of November next Tor
furnishing the United States marines al The following sta
lions for The year 1853, via #a.t
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
W Charlestown, Massachusetri
,.s BROOKLYN, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Fl 1.
Gospou, Norfolk, Virginia .f.al +
Pensacola, Florida; and
s.t Washington, District OF Columbia.
pound quarter OF fresh beef
pound eighteen OF bread
supsae Hour snperne Hour the option OF be gov
Of pounds OF good eonee Twelve
pounds Of the beast New Orleans suga eight quarts he best
white beans quarts OF TWO quarts OF salt iour
pounds good half pounds Of good
hard dipped laIiow candles, 70 each hundred Tnnons
The beef shall be delivered the order OF The
mandng officer each aon either bulk BY the single ration
choice o the
the pork be No. prime pork and the groceries Of the best
quality OF the kinda named subject inspection.
No bid Office unless accompanied by
ohe contract awarded The suf
ciency Of the surecs be certified by official
endorsed Proposals Rasions bidder win
be notned Of the fact through the post office. .
The Republic Washington Portsmouth Journal Porsmou
New Hampshire Daily Courier Bss
Bunker Hill Chariesown, MassAchu
New York Courier Enqnre Mirror Express, and Post New
York; Brooklyn Evening Star Brooklyn Long Island New York
Phadelpha North Amercan SUM- and Daily Times Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Patriot and American, Baltimore Maryland Ga
zee, Alexandria, Virginia Richmond Whg and Republican
gnia and Pensacola Gazee Pensacola Florida, win the
above three insertions each week until the lih Of November
aud send the account accompanied by printed copy OF the
advertisement this office Oct l23awtNoyl
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T..u.,,,on Coal.

cHs rare and valuable coal variety quite changed into
s,ss sSsas.ss Disss. a@Sa asS QUA saSs VIZ d
one Russia, ts Black sea ana a. ana Ls
eomsads as isAs price now mined upon the large e
.,ss nj the cities Of Baltimore
Washington .han the coal o. any os, % s%
The wea,ne and 10 great @ % power N ess.
coal win The the anthracite aud greater
swaSy |, burns without making any soo o. visible
i. al e0nsansa Not 50 win The an,haeites especially
ommoa practice ng their ashe. obtain
fuel Ia burning an.i,oa coal there is asis for ne small
M 5n sh screened al ALL the dust only should be taken
very eroneous impression exists with that the
economical for ordinary Ths
when they sold In Tayiofs valuable work. sa
@ sa ash yielded more hea. 70 6een
n pousd white ash COAL making The red ash at y, 50 TO
son these heavy eoss s Be as,onhsd ~ The
S ss ens WIN, aons burnng Goals
% sesier draush, applied the naturally
S.d SS o seasoned hickory OF oaH wood equally
s apply ba constantly 'oa ee burning coat bu ms
sui using larger quantity Of coal than the tempe
raturs Of the weather sometimes eaae "u % p..,n y, % W
euss this dilcny been done with complete sue
g ra c eos s s"sisa variety viii fire,
VIII 5 II %sss uses 70 re alone
lated BY dsmpe In introducing this coal for The frat tme
10
may greater that the celebrated
free burning Peach Orchard district, Potts
ve efAe DauPhn veins, and they approach
the nearest in value TO the transition coal
ghomeats already been made to the
District obtained retail from the follow
log persons: - -,
Vim. T. Dove, Washington. Woodford stone, washington
+ r. Mapruder do Hunsberger X Co. do
Wm Warder, do Myers & Baker, Georgetown.
Orders conlby cargo, well for the semi bumi
by The Dauphn and Suqueanna
Coal Company, will be promptly executed by
ADAMS FOSTER, Agent,
Office southwest corner Baltimore and South streets
BALTIMORE, September i6 1852.
Sep 6--deodIm sa
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TO OUR sUBsCRIsERs .

The Of peon viii be entered teohs, sss~ss ~
payment Of the subscription be made In advance.
Dstant subscribers money The psss 81
which win bo paid BY u.s. b5 u@p
transmission. ..EE,
The COUNTRY PAPER published ,riweeky during ~ ss-
sions Of Congress, and seni-weeky daring -.
Subscriptions for period less than year win srsvst
pToportioned 10 the above annual a sVe8
QS PosTMAsTERs authorised sur agents as<, by
sending DAILY subsenber with so
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with SIS enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers. with $40 enclosed win be entitled " hs
edition they furnish Subscribers for g0ias
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TOR RENT-Two large stores, with Easements finished for
Of seventh west and Market
Wsshinson city, well lighted by and
ssve wndows perfectly dry Each store has vault
fuel OF the best drinking
These have been finished the
lighted Possession the LIST OF
October warehouse, the
Of fronting Seventh westhe
IL "a feet by 30 feet deep, aud
"a feet by 50 feet deep. This
building easily finished dry goods and
There could made in the skyght OF dimen-
Mons.
upper dwelling portion the building will be completed by
about the LIST Of No
suitable large boarding house containing
line high ceilings well lighted and
II by finishing warehouse, addition
building, which would then add
twenty "A feet by IS feet deep II Is
the planned houses and has all he modern improvements
ns water iu The Kitchen aud conveyed through
Am story; kitchen all the stories also
speaking story kitchen fixtures all the
location II OF the desirable in
city, OF Pennsylvania AID Louisiana
fronting public is drghtul cool resi-
dsnes Ia summer central and min hush
the city, being equdista the Capitol and Pres
all public buildings and depart
could be selected for hotel and
sesponsbe will be made reasonable This
Balunore for In ie
which ndispensaby
calsd by condition which the building
tunsA by the original five months
expense snbstania faithful, workman
New foundations wherever found
eess6ry, I'd they xtsRd like rock. III r
issxs sppy subscriber, side OF street, and
ond door west from the corner Of 18Th street :, ..-
sev 3trIru<,Thurs Asattf
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sy aNAEN q SCOTT, Auct,onesrs.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill On Friday 18th shall sell the residence
Miss Lyon New York the corner Of 9th street,
at 10 O'Clock, good assortment oil furniture, viz
Mahogany sofa paror and rocking chairs eI J
Mahogany card and marble centre tables
Mahogany French bedstead and sdeboaTd
Rusl-seat chairs maple aud other bedsteads
China, glass; and crockey
Soar and other lamps
Feather beds and mattresses wasbsands
BrasseIs, ingram, and stair carpets
Venetian blinds, painted window shades
Looking glasses, hearth and straw mating
Cooking, parior and other
With good assortment of kitchen requisites
Terms; All $a5 S25 credit Of 60 and
80 days for notes satisfactorily endoed bearing interest
GREEN b SCOTT.
Oct l0-d Aucuoneen.
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SI aONs' Lectures General Pathology. 1 VOL,
- ls52
Nesan Practical Treatise Diseases Of the Skim vo ls52
Wilson on Constitutional and Hereditary Syphilis VOL, 1852
Pifre and NeIl's surgery vol, 1882
Wilson'S Anatomy by Goddard. 4l edition. ls52
Miller and Sarrent's Surgery. Sd edition, 1852
Lectures Surgery by Bransby D. Cooper. vol, Is52
Reese's Analysis OF Physiology. % edition. 1854
Mendenhas Medical Students Mecum ID edition, 1864
American Journal Of Medical Sciences number October
le52 FRANCK TAYLOR
III
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION NEAR THE NORTHERN
Marketon Friday, the 18th day Of October, at o'clock
will sold the premses lot No 450 lying
between 9th and m and fronting New York
within will suth-
ceny itself purposes busnes. with
putting. Title indspuable.
Terms Of third cash balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months deed will be the purchaser settlement
and his bearing will be required with deed OF trust
them JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Oct
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VAST INDuCEMESTs.-We inducements
v In all the articics enumerated below
pieces whit. hannels all
and styles, exce.dinely cheap
pairs OF the kind
made, az prices unusually low
large lot Of black Apaca and glossy and cheap black
silks, the best brands
pieces fine plain mouEseines
Ahknds Of linen sbeetngs abl. linens and damnsks
sell the cheapest and best classes Of all
linen goods known 10 the trade
supply u kinds of dry goods for chidrens
Fine cloths and vcsngs, choice styles and al low
prices
new OF select styles silks and cashmeres
100 pieces French mrnno OF All shades various prices
20 pieces I" Joscy aannes - OF the proper coors
200 pieces various widths Scotch diapers
200 pieces hns moussenes Is yard said be the
handsomest styles In the city
fa and comprises every article usupy
ordered goods house aud all prUvcrbialy
prices
Terms cash. unless arranged . contrary.
Good aucs prices and dealing, relied
PERRY Il BROTHER,
l2-euf Opposite Centre Market
The daily union., 1852-10-14
orxaLr and Donble Barrel Fowi,ug-p,ece., Sc.

QTN0LE and Double Barrel Fowliug- pieces &C.
The Subscriber happy inform his and public
generally Engiasd, received
snd opening Of the largest and most complete
twi-t Lamnated priced
Ea.h single and double barrel offered for sale the
manufacturers England
Purchasers therefore rely getting good article at mode
price. re- n ~ 1r@aa 1T
iksu opened splendid assortment Of cunning appaa
TASKS shot
and belts b. liquor ha patent metallic and Other wad-
washns nipple wrenches, screwdiiver
coyers Walkers Eys CoIs Ey- wiz cartridges,
gun incoming and locks by pair
calls worms, and ,amod headsand in fact
every article betonefng 10 the gun.
call the old established stand,
rennsylvanis avenue, sirh street.
sepl6-2sw6wif E# JOHN w. BADEN