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Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
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No dyftsgyin its quick action IA stopping pain and
moving ie Lyon suffering pain, Railways Ready
Relief WI instantly sfp the paroxysms II
Crsps 4 instantly says irritation and impsrts every
part tbs system hssx and health it produces equal
blood nfusss health strength into
the weak disabled lame dissaseestsn limb and joint II
Sick Headache Neuralgia, II Darrhcsa Rheumatism az
nct you ii will instantly stop the pain, and by taking
naly win and aweeten tho Stomach, give strength
and vitality TO the nerves. render them and strong
against attacks sys Ready
Relief composed Of active and positive properties nothing
inert or useless dangerous poisonous copo
siton 1t win always relieve pain and its
E-Ths sick VIII please bear ia mind that We prepare
three different remedies r. r. Relief howevsrqu stops
psiu will not all dSeases All acute pains arising from
diseased action Nervousness Lapguid Circulation, Weak
ness 4e win quickly But for diseases arising from
BAD BLOOD, Radways Renovatng Rssclvent - quick,
pleasant and radical 1t renoyates the whole system
and makes the blood pure rich, and healthy 1t resolves
away from the foids all diseased deposits II old
Sores Salt Rhsu Humors serola Syphilis, Cancers, III
Tuorf Ricketts, &C. Price Of Resolvent 81 bottle,
r. H. No. 8, Railways Regulators insure to all who
use them regular action Of the bowels, and healthy d.
gestion. They Costivensss, Liver Complaint &c,
nov 1l--eo3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
0KoRaRrowN, NoY. ls.


The difficulty in reaching the markets in the
two cities Of Georgetown and Washington has
beena subject of complaint among our ueighbors
ia Virgins ever since the Little Falls and Long
Bridges were carried away last spring by the
freshet And as the fall advances and winter
approaches, these difficulties continue to increase,
and we have no doubt that occasions will fro.
quently occur during the coming winter when
neither Of the three ferrys now in operation, will
be able TO run at all, and as we are dependent
upon the people of Virginia for large amount Of
our winters provision, vegetables, butter, pork,
&C., to say nothing Of the hundreds Of cords of
wood that reach US from this direction, we fear
that the loss Of the bridges viii be much more
sensibly felt during the winter than most OF us,
at present, imagine; and as we are all mutually
Interested, we would suggest the propriety of
making conserted effort to procure from some
source, sufficient amount of means to rebuild,
If but temporarily, the Little Falrs Bridge as
soon as possible. This would accommodate most,
If not all, the trade and travel from this direc-
ton, and save us probably from having to pay
during the winter months enormous prices for
most of the above named articles, which we may
be compelled to consume. We say we are all
that is, both Cities, mutually interested, because
We have reliable data for saying that at least i've
seventies Of all the produce crossing the river ct
this point, passes through our town to the Wash-
ington market ELECTRO
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
sHAWLs OF EVERY KIND.

yXTE have this day received the following which
w determined TO sell cheaper than ths same can be
bought here or elsewhere;
40 Day and waeristt Mills long shsws from o.
to SIC So
100 square ahswle, ali prices
$50 Terkary, Cashmere, and printed shawls all pricss
20 Csshinsrs long Shsws, very superior and cheap
rs Grape shaws, plain and broidered, white and col
cred TERBY a MILLER,
corner Of Yth street and Penn avenue,
nov To- salrn Miss Dsrmotts New Building
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
City Ordinances.
AN act for the relief Of Martin Kin,

AN ACT for the relief OF Martin King.
Be IL enacted The Board of aldermen and Board Of Com
Camel Of the city of Washs,ptoa, That the sum OF
ninety four dollars and twenty four cents DO the
is hereby appropriated Of the funds of the Fifth Ward
for the purpose paying the Of paving
along the front Of lots nine and ten In square hundred
AMI eighty eight: Provided That raid Martin King, the
owner OF said lots shall give receipt ia fall for all claim
damages done his property by the alteration the grade
south b street.
NICHOLAS CALLAN
President Of the Board of Common Council.
b. b. FRENCH,
President Of the Board Of Aldermen
Approved, November 8, 1852
JOHN w. MAURY, Mayor
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

KB A Western reporter gives the following
description of confagration: " The devastating
elements, unsatiated with the foods of water,
belched forth its crimson tints, and spread the
TRY Hage, of devastation over entire squares, un-
checked by the superhuman exertions of the fire.
men, who seemed like lost spirits in the halls Of
pandemonium, as they hocked around the terrific
spectacle"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

H0rAn accident occurred on the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad on Satur.
day morning, BY which one life was lost As the
mail train was going North, it encountered an
obstruction somewhere near the Slash Cottage,
which caused the tender and one Of the passenger
cars to run off the track. A negro man Ia slave)
iD the employment Of the company, Was instantly
crushed to death.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

R0- We are indebted to Messrs. Taylor &
Maury for copies Of two pamphlets by Dr. Louis
Mackall. Al Account Of the Reasoning Pro-
cess" and Notes on Carpenters Human Physi-
ology, containing some original views Of the
economy Of nature-the result Of reasoning
founded on observation.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

b6TIt is projected to build railroad from
Minnesota to New Orleans, competing with the
Great Father Of Waters throughout its course, and
joining in close fellowship the six months SHOWS
Of Lake Superior with the perpetual summer Of
the Gulf of Mexico
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
Domestic Goods.

DLRAoHRD Cotton nom OF cents up
I'D brown do do
case premium blvsrhed cottons, only 10 cents
HnmiltoD's Canton flannel, very heavy
do hgd do do do do
do pIsin colors, IN every shade)
! case domestic Haunels, very shssp)
i 10 plain red do do L
pecss tvilled do do
csss white, all wool, naBnsl*
! 20 all wool, red do
Iottol Table DsnAsks
ssst A. Marches ,er Ginghs1ns, only l2& cents
mt. Linen Table Daniasks very cncsp
Brown do do do do
case q striped ginghams
$40 yards drsss prints fon "a to 12lS cents
200 do forniture do do "a cents Up
is pieces a. 40 do very cheap
With Bsd Comforts-Blenkcts from sl.s7M to $40 per
parss asmp csrpsis44 Hemp carpvtr- hug csrpsts-
With Rsss--,nl Cloths, &C.
To. attention Of buyers to IN. above ~ We .rsae
t.rsai-~0 70 sell great bargains H. N IhRhS co,
NO. A. south side Penns. Az, bet 9 and sts
pU~.n Washington News
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

Ba5- Massachusetts, and Delaware are about
former, it is proposed to enlarge the representa-
ton Of the rural districts and diminish that of
the citiea
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
NEW FANCY AND VARIETY STORE.

Eat sade Seventh streef, fe1p dooTs ADORE Odd
Fetto1rs' Hall
THE Subscriber respectfully informs the o7ens Of Wash.
ingon city that he has opened store at the above
place, and viii keep constantly hand and for very
LOW PRICES, general assortment Of Combs Hair and
other Brushes Porte Nonnaies Perfumery, China
Psper Mscha Tables syl day sohou Clocks
Baskets Of every description Ladies Work Boxes Dolls
Toilet Soaps Tally o Rasors Shaving Cases. &C. Together
with large assortment Of Fancy and Useful goods which
win Be sold at prices that cannot rail to please,
nov l6--eo3t A HAMMOND Z
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

On the lsth instant after lingering ana painful illness
which she bore with christian fortituds Mrs MARC ARE
ZIMMERMAN In the seth year Of her age wife Of HssE
Y. ZIuMEEsAN
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

B0y~Tbe alarm Of fire last evening about 81 !.
o'clock, was caused by the explosion Of a cam.
phine lamp at the barber shop Of Edward Daw-
son, on 3 near the corner Of 9TH streets. But
little damage was done.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

Eas- The iDhabltants OF the Nebraska Terrific
ry are taking steps TO obtain Territorial, gov
eminent. A mass meeting was recently held at
81 Mary's Mission, by which day was fixed for
the election Of a Delegate to Congress to adyo-
cate their organization as future member Of
this Confederucy.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
DANCING ACADEMY.

NJ r. T. F. GIBBONS, sto Of the city Of New York, has
WI opsrsd school In Temperance Hail. street,
Wednesday November 10 1854 for sdes and children at
o'clock p. m, and gentlemen at n o'clock p.
Mr.. g. learns all his pupils such unusus success
that after five private LESSONS he has them all to meet end
perform In assemblies He hope parents VIII avail them
selves this opportunity by sending their children
taught those accomplishments necessary 10 ft them for
genteel society.
the days and hours vsmentionsd.
nov 8-so3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

r&y- The ordinance Of bobtism by immersion
was administered by The Rev. Or. Teasdale on
Sunday evening 70 four ladies and one gentleman
in tie Il street Baptist Church.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

gST Expeditions are being organized to in
wade st. Domingo. The subjugation of the Dom
nicians and the Haytiens will open the door for
the dominion of the whites. Cuba and Hayd
must surely be succeeded by Jamaica BY the
way Spain has never relinquished by any formal
act, her dominion over the eastern part Of the
island Of Hayti and as the success of the inva-
sion will more seriously jeopardize Cuba she
will anticipate events by throwing large force
into st. Domingo.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

CL0AKs, MANTILLAs, &C.
WE have by express
w 10 Nspo con Cloaks
Cloth Salinas
10 Union, very pretty
10 Circulars, nice article
lie GRUNGE and pretty
Circulars with sleeves
Embroidered Cheness
Gabrielle very choice
Tn. whole very cheap.
YERBY 4 MILLER,
corner Of 18th street and Ps nnsylvania avenue,
nov l0--dlm Miss Dermotts New Building
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

WEBsTER's HEAD--He was great man. a
man of the largest mould, great body and q
great brain; he seemed made TO last hundred
years. Since Socrates, there has seldom been
head SO massive huge. Since the stormy features
of Michael Angelo,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

s0r The receipts into the treasury Of virgil
nia for the year ending the FIRST instant, were
Sl,279,62717 The expenditures were 81 .272.
372,37.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
1.-THE hand that rounded Peters dome,
And groil cd the aisea Of Chr stan Rome.1

He who sculptured Day and Night into such
beautiful forms-he looked them in his face be-
fore he chiseled them in stone. Dupuytren and
Cuvier are said to be the only men in our day
who have had brain so vast. Since Charlie
magne | think there has not been such grand
figure in all Christendom. A largo man, deco
rous in dress, dignifed in department, he walked
as if he felt himself king Men from the coun-
try, who knew him not, stared at him az he passed
through our streets, The coal-heavers and por-
tiers Of London looked on him as one king. In
the Senate of the United States, he looked
au Emperor in that Council. Even the majestic
Calhoun seemed common compared with him.
What mouth he had 1t was lions mouth.
Yet there was sweet grandeur in his smile, and
a woman's sweetness when be would What a
brow it was what eyes like charcoal Gre in the
bottom Of deep, dark well. His face was rug
ged with volcanic fires, great passions and greet
thoughts.
1.-THE front Of Joye himself
An eye like Mars, 10 threaten and command"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

Bay H. W. Vandergrift Is the General Super.
intendent Of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad
to CulpeppOr Court House
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

lecturer, has arrived. He will lecture on the
comic authors of Great Britain
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

n6r The kunkef Nightengale Ethiopian Opera
Troupe have excited enthusiastic admiration in
Charleston.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

hlor The l4th annual meeting Of the Ladies
Union Benevolent and Employment Society, win
be held this evening in the First Presbyterian
ChuI III.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

RSy- Fifty miles in fifty three minutes, making
six stops on the way, has been run on the Con-
necticut River Railroad
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
City Items.

ESrThe " busy season" has arrived with the
cold weather and our merchants seem TO be en-
gagged in displaying their goods TO the best adj
vantage The hotel and boarding house keepers
and others, make great complaint Of the high
prices, and hope that there will be reduction.
We calculate that the persons who Tx thePrices
of provisions in the markets here, will not let
them remain at the present moderate rates long,
but will soon increase them to such degree that
a poor mans wages for day, will hardly pay for
his daily subsistence.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
National Theatre.
r.. a. Marshall

Prices Of adm sionPriyate Boxes S. Dress Circle and
ParQuee so cents Children under ten yea half price
Reserved Seats 70 csnts; Orchestra ssats rs cen Ffmy
Circle rs cents Third Tier 60 cents; Colored Gallery rs
cents
Doors open at o'clock the curtain viii be rsised at
The box Office viii be open daily, from 10 o'clock, a M to
O'Clock, D, m
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

rarThe duck shooting on the susquehanna,
below Havre-de-Grace, is very good On Wed.
nesday the duckers averaged as high as leo ducks
to a boat, principally canvas backs.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

bU-S Snow fell in Richmond on Saturday night
The Northern cities have bad like visitation.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

A memorial is circulating in this city and OBJ
tanning signatures, which prays Congress to enact
such laws as will prohibit the manufacture and
sale Of Intoxicating liquors within the District.
If such memorial is presented, tits likely it may
give rise to debate in Congress on the !" Maine
Liquor Law" question.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

SfS- Senator De Saussure, OF South Carolina,
IS not candidate for election to the Seaate
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
REMOVAL /!

NTE WOULD respectfully announce n friends and
wv the public generally that have store
the Of 9TH street and the avenues Mss Dermots
new building where opening large and exten
sve stock Of all kinds OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
which determined TO sell at the very lowest proos
for cssh We feel confident that offer greater induce
men 10 customers and friends than house In this
city elsewhere. We earnesty solicit call from Gus
toners aud friends and the public generally.
. YERBY & MILLER,
Corner Of 9TH street and Pennsyl yanls avenue,
nov l0--eodlmif Miss Dermotts building
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

E0- How melancholy the moon must feel wher
it has enjoyed the fulness Of prospe.i;y and so
reduced to its last quarter.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
"T1stth stranger that fetion"-- Wonderful
HUsBANps AND WIVES, ATTENTION. AAIPT0N's
yEaTT A RIE TINCTUHE,

VEGETABLE TINCTURE 3
Extract from James Harris ESQ Letter Alexandria, Va
After speaking of wonderful himself he says Mrs
II has hsen suffering With the liver complaint and from feel
ngs Of inability, constantly complaining with weakness
through her whole system She enjoys better health
than she has for thirty years. being entirely restored by the
use OF Hampton's Vegetable Tincturs."
J. aRIEs esq Loudon Co., vaExtract from his letter;
Ny Wits has BEEN for years afflicted with gseat weakness
pam in the breast side and back papaton Of the heart
fesbsnsss Of the system loss Of appetite complexion
saow the sight CT eye almost gone the other very weak
pleased to say, Hamptons Tcturs has restored her
TO perfect health Her eyes good they
were sRs 'et
Call and get pamphlet gratis containing history Of this
wonderful discovery, with certificates Of the ostdstin
guished men in the srorldi II "a g8f
Sold by CHAs sToTT q CO.. Washington, DC. novlo
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

ga-The appearance of Miss Richings at the
theatre last night and her performance in the
character Of Linda, elected the applause Of o
good audience. We are glad to see that merit,
although it be Of American production, will be
acknowledged in Washington. We are not OPP
posed to the introduction of foreign TALENT nor do
we wish o prohibitory tariff placed upon it, but
we desire genuine talent to be applauded, let it
be American or European. Tonight the Opera
is to be repeated, and the house no doubt will be
filed,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

ES Wild ducks are abundant on the Potomac
even as far up rs Cumberland this season
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

p0r Uncle Toms Cabin has been dramatized
at Boston.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD
IN BOTTLES AT 80 CENTS AND 81.
Enr Dnarnha nnLd. nnd Hn-...-....s.-.

Y -
For Coughs, Colds and Consumption
THE great demand In Europe and this country for DR.
L Roses Celebrated Cough syrup, OF Expectorant has
induced him to make agents in every place or Ply
scans knowing II 70 be Quack medicine, but prepare
ton the result Of 30 years practice uang In their
practice n preference 70 all other preparations for lusg az
ctons and the thousand who have are now using H.
pronounce IL the very best araton for sayng all r
btop, Inflammation Of the Lungs, and curing 30 rBpid
and etecual manner the most stubborn Coughs Hosrse
and difficulty Of breathing Having prace-d medicine
very extensively in the city Of philadelphia the past thirty
years made Consumption that Lion Of Deeeses and
S lung affections sourcr Of great study And pleased
to that persons from all sections the world who have
consulted an used my Cough Syrup other medicines
unite In stating therves have been prolonged snd thou
ands have been cured OF Consumption by following the al
rections laid down In my Medical AdrsTn which book
can be hsd free Of charge at the Drug stores Of
~ ID. Gilman, w. n. Gi man,
Charles Stott Co. samuel Butt
J. Y. Callan, John w NsIrn
hidWen Lawrence, Washington city, D, o.
J. L. Kidweil, Georgetown, d. o. and nj Che variop,
Drug Stores In Alexandria. nov 10 -dtf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
DIR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIALI

DTt' HkVSN'N NHNFUUN NOHDIALt
The most Valuable Preparation IN Medical Science
F'HE thousands who suffering with my NTRvous Ar
IEcIoSs, VIII lind immediate relief in using this won
derful CORDIAL IL Neuralgia Heart Disease Pspits
ton Heartburn, Nervous Head Ache Tremor Muscles
or flea Wakeuness and all restlessnesa Of the mind or
body whether worn down by care labor. or study
Ids truly wonderful Medicine, from Its peculiar happy
enec Ia auaying the most violent Nervous Affections and
completely eradcstng them from the rystem may Justly be
termed the grsndsst discovery science Of Medicine 1t
and ayers all those Nervous Diseases over wh.b
most profound medical skill has hitherto had control
AZ 10 grand restoror la building up weak constitution
already worn down by disease and debited by other med
icne us lnvsorntng pr perties act like charm its
oensncs effects are almost miraculous The weak the
yous and those suffering with constant pans and unea
hess are frequently cured by using q single bottle
Price 90 cents and to be had at the stores of
v Gilman, W. H. Gilman,
Oharles Stott A o., aamde Butt,
il Caan, John W Nsirp
hldwsh Lawrence, Washington city D. O.
T. hidvel, Georgetown, d. O., and the vsriou. Drug
a.oIen IN he1andrts. nov lB--dtf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

DIED,

On the l4th instant, by Rev. J. O. BUriRH, ALFRED |
eAWLkR to HENRIETTA FRYER, 10th OF Washington.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
LOST.

ON Saturday, the 18th instant, Pennsylvania
~ avenue between 14h and It'll streets 7n street.
mall Lepine God Watch with Fix cord guard ana tive
small plain keys attached The pder will be suitably
wsrded b. leaving IL at the Office OF The Union
II the who found large india rubber bag Of cloth
Ing &c, weeks socs win the owner at Mrs
Reeds the books and Registers contained ia It. their fall
value will be pad and 0 aurstionr asked norl5--Ste
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

The Washington Light Infantry respectfully
their Annual Ball will place the SIN
OF january, y. +. BEERS, Secretary.
nov 10
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

RSy- We intended yesterday to notice the dis
graceful riot that occurred in the First Ward last
Sunday, but did not because we were in hopes
that arrests would be made, and we should have
an opportunity of giving to the public the names
of some of the Sabbath breaking rowdies We
acknowledge our membership of one Of the com
and hoped that the arrests would be made that
we might know who to get rid Of When the
Fire Department" was organized, there were some
who thought rowdyism would cease but it is not
so. The only way to bring this desirable end, is
to drive the lawless from the Companies and
make the engine houses places to contain fire
apparatus, and not lodging houses for Migrants
and hiding places for disorderly persons.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

Hss AvSr WALfIzs and Mr.. 6. W. saIrH will dance
LA ZINGARELLA.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

EB Yesterday young man named ]. B.
Green was arrested by officer Busher and, taken
before Justice Beck. He was charged with alter
ing lottery ticket and obtaining with it 1922 so
from person in this city. The numbers on the
ticket were taken out and others neatly inserted
as to deceive the person from whom he obtained
the money. He was committed to Jail, and there
searched, when drafts for over 80, 600 were found
on his person. He is said to have played the
Same game successfully in alexandria, Va. where
he attained about $4,000.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

4 AND WARRANTS wANrEp.-rbe hirh
IL Get market pfiess PAT for ssrrsnts
-. HAMILrJN q. FAINT,
VeNS-oon once opposite Treasury Building
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

English Lutheran Church, corner OF aud 18th
trestshev Wism smeltzer, Of Virginia may b. expect
ed y preach in this Church every evening this week at
O'Clock. n
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

Tho evenings entertainment will conclude the Farce Of
THE ROUGH DIAMOND
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
BoRLIvER ooMPLAINT. pY.pep.i.. &c.

ne Liver being the largest gland In the human body
Ia more frequently ceranyed than nny .tber men
Dyppsa Constipation Odd Fsef and Loss Of Appe
hftthe skin becomes yellow the sprs roou md there i
great aversion to society Regulate the Liver and yeu cor
Tse' sl these s,s The survst preparations take
On hONEs celebrated Raitrodd Anti Bilious Pills They
carry on the bile, nd ON give appetite and strength
Ills Dyspsp,a Compound should be taken where person
mas been tr ub.d With Dy sepas long time PRICE 90 cents
but for Colds, 81 ious hsb, Jaundce Sc take Dr. Noes
Anti bor N Ratroad Pi they 20 ahead other
Pulls In their good efecte. 12l and rs cents per box.
aa The abOvs preparation sn be- found with otrcu.rs
and fu directions, at the stores Of
Gilman, W. ", Gilman
Charles ntott Co., Eamuel Tutf
y n. Callan, John W Marin
Kidwsll Lawrence Wsshinston city, b. O.
y u kd~e Georgetown, D. e, add he various Drug
stores in Alrxaddria. nov Ia AZ
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
AND STILL ANOTHER.

AND STILL ANOTHER.
lust RECEIVED from the manutaetory Of W Whitney,
u Newark, New Jersey, formerly Of this city,
] case OF Opera Boots $3.50
case Congress Gaiters
case Union Shoes, new article; and
One oxford Shoes
Also, case Of boys Congress CATERS and Union shoss
For sale by JOHN MILLS
nov 10--6t Fashionable Boot Maker Browns Hotel.