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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE PoETIcAL WORKS OF FITZ-GREENE HAL
LICK. limo. pp 80. Reddsd-
We wish that this had been a volume
Of new poetry, instead Of only new edition.
Everything from Mr. Halleck, however, is well
come, and we are thankful to accept his choice
gifts on his own terms. None but very young
readers will nov make his acquaintance for the hrst
time; but many Of his old admirers will recall the
memory OF past enjoyment received from his ver,1-
tile pen. On repeusibg these poems, We nd the
ancient charm still fresh. His productions keep
like old wine, with no loss Of strength, or racy
aromatic favor. They have an excellent body, as
well az rare spirit. His sweetest faacies grace
fully blend with his clear keen intellect he calls
forth tear. or smiles at will; always veiling emo
ton with the quaint, sudden humor which startles
but does not wound and expressing the subtlest
conceptions and highest aspirations in word. OF
silvery melody. Often local in his themes, he
speak. to no ex .lusive circle. Discoursiug the
sweet, sad music Of humanity" he touche, the
universal heart, and has thus obtained assurance
that long date will be assigned to his writings
by po.teriry. In this volume we have another
fragment of" Connecticut" an unpublished poem
from which we take by no means complimentary
tribute TO
COTTON nATHER.
A chrop'cler Of tses more strange than true,
New EDgl4nds chaDain and nsr historys father;
A second hIumJuth's GEoFFRY, anew
HERoDOTUs, their laur-ict victOr rather,
For In one art he scars above them high:
The Greek or Welshman does not always lie.
Know W the venerable CorToNl He
Wa, The fret publishers tourist on this station
he frat " a made. iOenng earth aud
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CITY ITEMS.

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State. Postmasl

DIscoNTISUED-Macon. Powhatan, Va; Harrisvllle 4,
Brunswick Va; Hempsvile Princess Anne, Va; Wesley,
Monroe, Miss
NAMES CHANGED-Dixmonrs Mills Penobscot County,
Me- nsune changed But'nan's Mills. Talanaiah, Newton
County, Miss, name changed to LOvetts
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~ The ELEMENTS OF GEOLOGY" by
JUSTIN r. LOOMS. This volume Is intended TO present
the leading facts In geological science with much
unity and completeness possible omitting the discus
sion OF debatabe points Of theory Ii to be well
suited for an elementary class book q2no Pr l9s B1s
ton: Gould d Lincoln)
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" "LIFE AND Works OF ROBERT
BURNS" edited by ROBERT CHAMBERS Vol H. Ssy.
eTal rich passages in Bdrnss life treated Of In tas
volume. 1t extends the space from 1886 10 l7el
including his first vsit to Edinburgh, his marriage TO
Jean Armour, and his Platonc Grlaiion with the fair
Presbyterian Clsrnda OF which the correspondence Is
given in full. Q2mo PIP. 3l7 Harper & Brothers)
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r. 1.-THE PHILOSOPHY OF LIVING" by
HERsEHr MAYO Aprscticsl treatise os dstetc', sxer
cise sleep clothing ventilation aud other conditions OF
good health 1t steers middle course between extrems
views on hygiene admitting for instance, that vine is
poison bui recommending It's moderate use, when tue
system 1. In certain OF disorder Toe volume Is
of sprightly character, Astounding with aneciote and
Illustration and showing certain shre~dness OF oossr-
va.p that relieve. the uns.etive details Of ta- sub
iect. u2mo PIP 272 Philadelphia; Lindsay e. Black
istop. Ee~.York: Dewitt g. D.venport)
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Y "THE RICHES THAT BRING NO SoR-
ROW." by ER.XrNE NEAL series of biographical
sketches of moneyed nen and Dissr', presenting In
strongly contrsst-d portrasure the Inherent msalte's
tions OF benevoence and av.rice II Is full o. Phy per
sonal anecdotes inserarded with the authors occsiosa
reflections which sorry TO say, arc expressed In
very inh-trd style As whole the work Is perfectly
readable and adapted to do good. tl2ms. Pp. 80.
Phil H. Hooker.)
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cB PAPERS FROM THE QUARTERLY
REVIEW" AppletoD's Popular Libray) The say
age Quarterly" is here made 70 give up several sgreea
bic papers that well worth reproducing One may
Judge If The interest Of the volume from the TITLES 1t
the subjects, The Printers Devil, "G-stronony and
G.stronomers," "The Honey Bee" Music Art Of
Dre,s" more lively melangs Of summer reading
need not be ssked for.
The daily union., 1852-12-01

The delivered following
proportions complete
the United States Massachusetts; $50
the United states West New 80
complete the United
$50 United Washing
c. 50 complete United Old
Point Virginia whole delivered before
O day of June Proposals will be received delivery
OF The whole quantity, that required for each
rateiys
The timber above described all been
Of July, the middle
be straight grained, splits
ehecs and cracks The
of large which
and IL n full the dimensions above stated
be delivered from within the period named
when will be duly inspected and measured by the commanding
ohcer other authorized each and
and received the quantities approved and received In
pee viii paid the price,
cent which cetun viii be retained by the United
States completed when
will be paid the viii be forfeited the United
States The fail fulfil his For further parcu
lars, desired by bidde npp
bo made by Letter person, the commanding off
either arsenals
No timber win be allowed
assigned transferred by The other
Office.
No made
will be made above stated.
Proposals will be forwarded sealed envelope addressed the
subscriber and endorsed Proposals for Tmber
H. X CRAIG,
Nov ll-dlw &2awtl0th Dee. Colonel of Ordnance.
The daily union., 1852-12-01
Octl-3tawtDecl
Qy- Atlas, Post, and Co
Proposals for Erecting n Mint, with the Necessary
machinery, Ht San Francisco, California.
TnrAsrnY Drranrnrxr. Oct.

TREAsURY DEPlRrsFNr, Oct q 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received this department unu
y the day OF February, 1858, for
Francisco, California, according the plans
which viii be furnished application
parties disposed The said proposals.
branch q work the night being % the to con
tract either way may be found The most and Sdys
department the OF declining
any contract fe building ard machinery cannot Be nn.esd and
which the expenditure expressly limited BY the act Of Con
Psymep. will be made every sixty days on the amount Of the
work and materials actually used the building be
~ am each ~ men einaes ma 49,
h hundred thousand dollars, and ten per
peon o The building aud ~ approval aud acceptance BY the de
Eyery proposal accompanied BY wnten guarantee
signed by two responsible persons 70 the elect that they undertake
shall and will and bond, With sufficient suroos
ssea,y Treasury ia he sum or ny thousand dollars or
the faithful execution or the work ard no proposal wiz be consd
cred ) accompanied with such guarantee.
Proposals viii also be received at The same time and place for
specifications likewise be furnished by Ihe depart
men, and the same Terms and conditions Is specified above
bond required Cor lne nu execution q the contract which will
be in the or twenty thousard dollars.
ably the act Congress, for the sale lease 90 rent o. any build
the terms and conditions specified n relation 70 the
~ ,Sn sosS a e =, Seovg for ibe new b"id
ing and be capable coming least thirty millions gold annu
ally fair proportion Of pieces Of the different ACCOMMODATIONS
from one 70 twenty dollars EACH authorized by law ia.ut
w ~ b, @ s"a aae ] ~ ~ C no contract win o
then be made for the erection Of building and furnishing the ma
The bids will be opened and recorded in the Of such
bidders think proper attend and should the bids which
be made from California be received ~ the department
the aforesaid 9Th day OF February 1885, viii
the right delay opening the other bids which may ne presented
decision viii practicable after the depart
has been ocay advised that law has been passed by the
legislature of Of California cxemPng said branch mint
from aShon &C. required BY the 9Th section Of the Of
Congress Of The 81 Iuy 1854 establish branch mint ofhe Uni
ted States IN California.
Those California who may be Disposed 10 make pro-
for said building machinery will deliver the the
collector Francisco previous 10 the expiration
Iy days after the first publication Of the present advertisement In
newspapers IN san Francisco that period having been
designated the Congress m the notice for proposals in Ca
forna The collector San francisco win be furnished with
copies the plans specifications for the information Of those
who may wish to make bids there.
9-lawt8Feb Secretary Of the Treasury.
The daily union., 1852-12-01
Proposals Furnishing the Paper the Public
Printing.


orTIoK surERIsrEspKNr rHE PUBLIC PAINTING,
Washington, September 30 1852.
pursuance ofba "Aer provide for executing the public print
se approved August 49, 1882 sealed proposals will be
eved al this office, CAPITOL until the first Monday day)
Of December next O'Clock m furnishing paper
that be required public printing year
Ing on s s day December 1884, endng the lst day
DeceDber, 1853
The snboined list specifics nearly ascerained
the quantity quality and description Of each kind Of
thai VIII be required
2ooo fine printing paper uncaendered "a by
% inches, and to weigh forydve pounds the OF
4b0 sheets.
CLAss2
1000 printing paper caendeed "a by SO
inches, and TO weigh nifty six pounds TO the OF 4sO
sheets
500 superdne caendered printing paper
"a by - inches weigh forty pounds
70 the reai Of 4S0 sheets.
This paper OF linen
cotton, all aduteaton other sub
stces or lair wheness and In Of twenty -four
4S0 perfect sheets Uniformity color thickness and weight will
be required and bundle varying under five
from standard weight will received the weight will
in all be required Mixing thoknesse the
bundle make weight will be considered violation OF the
The above three classes viii be
supplying the required therein
lines the public require but the privilege reserved
ordernga greater quantity class should
be required, such times and in such quantities be
deemed necessary.
The daily union., 1852-12-01
no TILE LADIs-we are very happy 70 inform .he lade.

no THE LADIE.S--we very happy inform ladies'
that building below Of TIN Is about
being completed great OF the
Der and rubbish which has been nuisance all
for the MONTHS and all of
good goods will find greatly their advantage call
fore making their purchases We have hand Think
of the best retail stocks
general stock OF housekeeping and dress goods prepared
offer goods Of description the lowest
dress goods comprises everything ats and desabe and
hesitation styles
moussenes casmeres quality
picated in price house the District We have
high use and soit black Gros de RhiBe all the
widths and qualities which will offer cheap for the
very punciua blue Pou de
fact alno all the very desirable colors OF silks
We have straw, piece lavender piece
color pumpkin color Pou de Sole for evening
dresses and
In addition hbove have full supply Of
teeds casine cloths suitable
splendid stock OF blankets Of every description, which will Of
fer very low prices
We respectfully solicit cali from all search Of good goods and
promise deal fairly with all who may favor with their
oct pG-TuThS sat2wif w. NJ. sHUsTER n co.
The daily union., 1852-12-01

SpLENDID stock o ShawIs.-We have Just opened the
splendid stock of long shas 10 be found in
retail house south Of New York; and at such prices will
favoraby with in the In stock may be
found a
25 handsome long haws white, blue green,
le and orange centres, which will offer low any
house in the country
200 long and Bay State shaw comprising variety
of color aud style. In stock will be found
l2 Of the style exhibition Worlds Fair
and for which style the Bay Company
gold medal
Also, 20 plain mode with blue borders
25 half mourning, with gray and black centres
10 all black long and square do
10 long black Thibet shaws
IL do do do silk fringe
~ long square do
25 plain-co Thibet sbawls in long and square.
We also hand splendid annes cloths
cloaks, everything shawl cloak
line, which win sell accommodating
We would Bay long shawls
preference make because they much heavier
and coonng any other make and
that will Bay goods with
other make the will them the preference at
We respectfully call all in Of any of the above
goods. w. M SHUSTER & CO.,
Nov 7-d2wif 7h street, the
The daily union., 1852-12-01
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

The person win be entered our tcoi rIis
payment Of the subscription be made in advance
Distant subscribers may money letter. the poslsss ON
which will b. By U.S. BY In s safe
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published iweekly during the
sions Of Congress- and semi-weekly during
Subscriptions for period year will be received
proporioned 10 the above annual
G PoSTMA5TERS authorized agents and, ~
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with S25 WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy Of the
edition they subscribers for, gratis.
The daily union., 1852-12-01
BY ROBERT ARMSTRONG
War Department,
Bureau Of Typographical Engineers,

War Department.,
Bureau Of Typographical Engineers,
PROPOSALS viii be until including the day
December, for the following articles required Lake
so pieces bewn wheoak timber a inches %
80 pieces hewn whteou timber square la iaeAes
Gao pieces hewn whleoak timber ~ inches
ooOO pounds inch pieces of a and is feet long
10000 icet board measure inch pine plank inches wide
Az the timber 10 fee from sap rents splits and other
cords crb ballast sof sand stone each cord
measure 1875 feet solid measure.
Times OF delivery a follows G'r timber and iron
d,y UU Of next April on ihe sis day ofnsn May
Times Of the delivery otthe stone
April third 3ls day
ofueI May one Third on the 3Oih day Of next June.
The articles will be required al Little Eou Waukegan
,s. shore OF Lake Michigan. !.
same quantities qnaes and kinds Of materials viii be
vmes and proportions ofdelvery.
Racine, shore Of Lake Michigan times and pro-
prne same qaauies qua:e
wanted Mwaukie, Of Lake Michigan, and the
TX" same quantities, qulies, kinds of will
wanted heysao west ho of Lake Michigan and the same
He quantities, qualities, and kinds Of materials will be
al 'aniowoc wei shore Of Lake Michigan aud the same
IKE arces as delivered specified days,
measured Inspected of the United States
proved received the quanes approved and received will
Se which per will bo retained by United the
be somsed nc @ saasa WI Ss paa to e
fail fulfil his contract
fulfil his and the
oh rejecting proposal satisfactory all respects.
Advances cannot be made But payments viii be
made $ stated.
The places ofandng viii pointed by United
stes agent the On this
he delay of three days
b such landing delivery
lhe United delivery will acknowledged
quantities and times stated and IN accodance with thus adve
Until delivered nspeced and received all articles will
at and under his But when de-
yered received will be the risk and under
No delay and receive
times win be made allowed the of the United
The endorsed GPoposals for Timber the
J. J.ABERT,
Col Corps Typographical Engineers
To be inserted Republic, nieligence and Unon Wash
ington Enquirer, New York Commercial Advertiser
Rufo Advertiser, Commercial Advertiser, Chicago,
twenty daily, twice week till 10th December
Oct 96-d20tS S2tawtlicc20.
The daily union., 1852-12-01
War Department.,
Bureau Of Typographical Engineers,


PROPOSALS will be received including day
december next, the following articles required Lake
Michigan 49,, -. % a., ;or ,, ,,,. , ,
$50 pieces do AS feet long, do
pieces do 50 feet long, do
10 pieces l6 inches square, 90 feet long, do
round while oak pies, 30 feet long
1900 lbs. inch bolt iron, in pieces OF IL or 10 feet long
500 cords Of good stone ballast
stone. Each cord stone 10 yield les ieet solid
The foregoing articles be delivered New Buffalo (.ake
one ild OF by day March third
by day OF Ap etd BY tho 3isi day Of next
May
3r day Of April onethird by The 3ist day
Of May next third by the 30h day of Juno
delivered these several specified days te be
inspected Of the United States and u
received The quantities approved and received VIII ba
paid according eontract pnce 10 cent amounts
due retained by the United States until The
contract 30 completed when amounts so reamsa VIII pc 70
contractor will be forfeited the United States the con
fail to fulfil his contrast.
Proposals kinds materials, quantities, quality and
will also received for Black Lake hsbo Oa
Each proposal viii be accompanied pro-
pcser fulfil his and the department reserves the
proposal satisfactory IN all respects
be made But payments viii be
stated.
places Of landing materials viii be pointed out by the United
hi by the contractor On this account
bs subject TO delay OF over three days. hn
delivery said articles 10
No delivery will be acknowledged except IN quaint
and lines stated and IN accordance win ms
until Delivered Inspected, aud received an aues WIN DC AZ e
under his But when delivered in
pecd and received e will be al The risk and under The care Of
United No delay inspect and receive Al umes stated
allowed on ihe part OF the United states
The proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Timber on hs
outside Of the envelope and viii be addressed me unaesnea
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers.
To Republic, Inteligence aud Union, Wash
nrton Enquirer New YORK Commercial Advertiser,
Buao York; Advertiser Detroit; Commercial ADVERTISED
Cclgo times daily, and then twice week WI Decenper
lsL Oct e22-d2otsnwtDecl
The daily union., 1852-12-01
. The Campaign OF Isas."

THERE yet ts than hundred copies Of
The Campaign OF sis" political paper published during
that canvass auspices Richie Al The elc
entered that faithfully recorded TO
the presidential elections Of
1874 lss by Saes and the full proceedings Of c nat
and Of the Philadelphia twh Convention ~
1919 and indeed, objecD which ke
brought discussion in the approaching campaign wiz be
found In this volume.
The Campagn contains pages oo bound boards,
sheep aHd corners and viii be sold 1T the low ce q Two
dollars.
hundred copies hand, those who
wish purchase may procure Them at this office
June lI-eou
The daily union., 1852-12-01

M. THOMPSON.

Attorney and Counsellor at Lao, WashingOn city, D. c.
IN all the courts OF the District adjacent
MnAha ana sngnis and prosecutes claims against
era arising nations eaties with for
eign and with Indian tribes; and claims m
property injured or destroyed, supes
nned and claims upon contract express implied, with the
general its officers
pensions, which established being long s
pended rejected.
Communications addressed paid civ
d. ", Will receive prompt attention.
r. D. Nee
and 10 members OF Congress generally.
Oct 2A-2awn
The daily union., 1852-12-01

A LADY well qualified Instruct I'm all the usual
branches English education, and give lessons
French Spanish would be glad receive few
pupils She would
upon schools take the situation Of
a family,
Best references given. Inquire at this once.
Nav q -lta,.tf
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WonSs by tho Duncan Family

IITouESs by the Duncan Family
w ~
Of Mary Lundio Duncan. New edition, l6mo 70 cents
q Memoir Of George A.. Lunde isno. 50 cents.
g. Memoir OF George a. Phlps or, The Waking Dream lsno
95
a. The Children or the edition. portrait and
additional illustrations l6mo 81,
The Sacred Philosophy Off seasons vols, l2no. 81
g. The Cottage Frsside The Parish schoomaster Inusa
ted Iamo cents
g. Scottish Peasantry Illustrated, smo so
Rhymes FOR My Children Square. illustrated 9s
For sale by GRAY n BALBANTYNE,
Now Seventh street,
The daily union., 1852-12-01

TREDGOBD Carpentry and Buildings on the Con-
ofFoors, Roofs Centres, Bridges the Strength and
Timber, Sc ae &c Complete in large quao vol
ume and small engraving Price, wei
bound, 81 05.
Aso variety practical works English and American, Car
pcntry Building Construction, Masonry Rural and City Archec
lure Bridge Building Noars and Clements, the Measurement ~
Work Maeas Timber, Iron, Practical Mechanics
Nov o - - FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1852-12-01
Notice.

GENERAL LArp oTuoF, October H. 1852.
NUMEROUS applications having bean made this Office on e
N subject been decided, full consideration, 70 recognize
executed before two witnesses
ACKNOWLEDGED before pubc in all cases howoye 70
accompanied certificate under seal from the proper auo
, official character Of the notary at the time Of taking nch
the Of his signature
The Of o3d March viii therefore he regarded
AZ 81 amended JOHN WILSON,
OCT Ie-3aw4w Commissioner.
The daily union., 1852-12-01
Hank Notice.
Oct iawtsFeb

LIBRARY House, REPRESENTATIVES,,
August u, ls52.
LARGE number books belonging TO this office, out
n The House, others having heir
possession them be returned
JOHN A. PARKER,
Aug 97--dn Librarian House OF Representatives.
The daily union., 1852-12-01

THE PURE KISD.-Just received large invoice Of linen
goods (pure, all bnenD follows, and we candidy mink
them cheapest OF their kinds in the District
100 dozen good linen diaper towels, at 81 per dozen
$50 do table Napkins 81 SO and s. per Dozen great bar
gains
Q pieces new. fashioned linen sllestings, wide
10 do hno table danask, AZ so cents per yard
70 do hne damas 62 and 75 cent per yard, with
endless variety Of hne dhnasks, Diapers and
towclliHgs
do damask towelng, by the piece, at 81 cents per
yard, well worth 20 cents
100 Irish linens, from medium 10 superhne
opnian and will sell the cheapest and best linen
goods classes be had in this market,
especial induce purchasers Of black goods
bouans black merno apacas and oalcoes, OF choice
qualities, atlov prices.
is pieces fine and glossy black silks
bundles select and hne black stockings, tof ladies
winter
so styles bonnet nbands.
Ao daily expected the money for those bills That ought 10 nave
been paid July l.
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary. .
Good Articles prices fair dealing be relied on In all
PERRY BROTHER,
Oct 2-dG Opposite Centre Market
The daily union., 1852-12-01
War Departme nt,

Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept Is, 1854
PROPOSALS win be received BY the Secretary Of War until The
will be awarded the lowest
pons a s M e s dollars hs
CONDITIONS.
forming only be thoroughly
impedinen navigation thereof
2 The work viii be paid as progresses IN The following man
destroyed h shall be inspected by
officer appointed department appear
is the fact department pay proportion whole
agreed the portion removed shall bear 70 the entire
twenty per provided paid for
ns6leenth part Of the whole work
July next le3a which he willing
psts wtia that ,ms and also The sum for which ne WIN
aforementioned period, he will state, and will
T. When the time specified completion
the work shall have arrived the same shah be inspected by an ON
appear ., eonsas, Ia. been fully
nifty agreement including twenty per
under article But t shall that the contract has
the balance remaining due on m contract shall be forfeited 20 The
exeron. have been made BY The 6
agemen and he shall offer TO complete the work without any Add
the Secretary Of War; will be allowed him for that purpose
S. The contractor required give bond
conditioned Each bidder
VIII transmit at The same ms with b.. me names o ,hs
they viii sgn his bond sueues above mentioned and
siats IN which he resides at aid respectable
and that he considers w% s @ @ d aG oyT s@
these conditions snail be complied with , ,,
proposals be addressed the undersigned marked on
the envelope" Proposals for removing Red River Rafn
col. Corps Teposrsp6icai engineers.
The Republic, n'ellgencer, and Unlon angon ~ C2u
auirer and Daily News Cincinnati Ga1ee
nau. ohoi Louisville Joumai Louisville Kentucky 81 Louis
La New Commercial bulletin, New ohean. Dee and
,y Ssw @ o gSs ssD rs ssw ee an January @
Sept 2l-dlotS2awuan -
The daily union., 1852-12-01

AHrsfAN Sights and French principios seen through
American spectaclea vol, Illustrated.
Lessings Pictorial Field Book Of the Reyostonpart 9s
oct FRhNCk TAYLOR,