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ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY!
COMPRISING Ladies' English Cotton Hose, from l2x cts.
u upwards Misses and Chidrens do, do, In great
variety, just opened at the CENTRAL DEPOT" Of ..
g. MYERS CO.,
mar l5-tr Penna. av, bet. 9th and 10th sts
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E9- v. II. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, "
authorized collections for us in the cites o. Boston
New York and Philadelphia and Is duly empowered TO take
and subscriptions the rates required by
us His receipts viii he regarded as psyment HIS 1fSes
ara; Boston, Congress street, New York, Tribune build
Ing phadephia northwest corner Of Third and Chestnut
atrpofS
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National Theatre.
Roengagement Of the accomplished actress.
MISS DAVENPORT.

THIS CaioNDAYO EVENING, March IS 1862, will 10
performed the aud highly successful play entitled
iNGOMAR, THE BARBARIAN. Parthenia Miss DAVENPORT.
Dance by Mise ANNIE WALTERS 10 conclude with tho farce
III THE DUMB BELLE
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Ha5~ Our Alexandria friends are informed that
Of those who visit them on the Sabbath, from this
city, many are gentlemen, and that we will be
responsible for their good conduct; but that as
there are occasional exceptions, it would be well
for the police of that city to overlook both them
and the grog-selling places to which they obtain
access. The ladies on board the Washington, and
the captain thereof, were yesterday afflicted with
tho presence of some very bady-behaved youths
and young men on the return passage. On the
arrival Of the Washington at our wharf, there
were for time strong indications of q riot, and
probably would have been, had not the weaker
party prudently retreated in time. Would it not
be well for the police of this city to give attention
to the ferry-wharves on Sunday? There may be
some passengers who do not fancy the conduct Of
drunken and icentious youths.
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EB Why Smithsonian? Smithson i, shorter
and better We do not say washingtonian mon
ument, Jacksonian statue, websteronion paint
ing, Franklinonian Institute. Why Smithsonian |?
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR MUSIC FOR sERENADEs, com
N prising the bost VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL talent
in Washington, upon being addressed 10 HENRY WALTER
vocalist At the National Theatre will b. attended 10 imme
diately mar 10
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man to open oysters, who understands
w the busuess others need call. Apply at the
Adepi 7ab dHotc, Pennsylvania avenue, AZ street
1nnr l1-tf
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The Iowa land bill was then taken up.

House. OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Mr. JOHNSON,
Of Arkansas, introduced resolution authorizing
the doorkeeper 10 employ three additional pages.
This was rejected when that gentleman moved o
reconsideration of the vote After debate, the
question was decided in the affirmative Yeas
%. nays 81.
The resolution was modified, authorizing the
appointment of two pages, and then passed.
Mr.. PHELPS called up the question Of privilege
arising on the presentation by him, few days
ago, of memorial of N. w. Reynolds, contestins
the right of Mr.. WEIeHrMAN to seat on the foo
as adelegate from New Mexico and he proceeded
to advert to the charge made in the memoria
against Governor Calhoun, of using corrupt in
fuences in favor of Mr.. WEIGHTMAN's election.
Mr.. WEIeHTMAS replied, defending Governor
Calhoun.
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R6S- The Baltimore papers Of last Saturday
came on galloping to-day. They take fit Of the
kind every new and thea
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NOTICE.
PLANK ROAD.

THE subscribers to the Washington and Rockville Plank
Road Company are hereby notified that the first In
stalmen Of Eve dollars per share will be payable at the
Banking house Of Chubb Brothers Monday 9th Of April
next. BENZ. OGLE TAYL0E,
mar 15-3tawt5thAp President.
NTOTICE.-Sale OF the Fish-Stands at the
~ Northern Market.-The Fish-Stands will be
sold to the highest bidder in the Northern Market We'd
nesdsy, the 18th instant. Terms cash.
mar 15-2t BY ordor Of the Mayor.
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KIN GLOVES Ar IS CENTS |!

FEW MORE OF those good Kid Gloves at rs cents Also
IA a large lot Of Tuck Combs, beautiful patterns and
very cheap Also Extracts Soaps Cologne Hair and Tooth
Brushes with thousand other articles good assortment
Of Jcwclry warranted pure geld and ut about onenah
price. Ifyou wish for great bargains, call at ..
BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
mar 12-tr Pa av., opposite Browns Hotel
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LOR LIBERIA.

L0R LIBERIA
COLONIZATION ROCKS,
Washington, March Is, 1852.
THE next expedition for Liberia will sail from Baltimore
L the 1T day Of Nay Persons who may desire TO
emigrato at that time will please give us inedae notice
and will make their arrangements 10 reach Baltimore
the 10Th Both April Letters for the United States
squadron the Of Africa for citizens Of Liberia
sent TO this cfico, postage paid, will he forwarded
mar 49, W. Mel AIN, Sec. Am. Col Sec.
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BAIRD's FURNITURE WA

BAIRD'B FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
9Th st., ,0est side, third door north Of Penn. auenue,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
RESPECTFULLY call attention to my large and elegant
assortment Of Cabinet Furniture consisting OF GOTHIC
and FRENCH BEDSTEADS, with Baird's
&Sff 51E&fP Patent Spring Mattress (the latest i'm
provenont patonted) marbletop Dress
&C 1 Ing Bureaus, WaShstands, Dressing and
side Tables eeganycarved French Sofas In velvet and
hnircloth oomans and Divans TO match Together with
general assortment Of PRrlor Drawingroom, and Cham.
Der Furniture, in rosewood, mahogany and walnut
also continue the Upholstering and PaperHangng busi
nes the old stand door north Of the above where all
orders In that line viii be promptly attended TO reascna
bic terms.
Believing that can make II TO the advantage If all to
extend my establishment reasonable share Of patronage
confidently recommend Il 10 favorable consideration.
mar l5--eod2w DAVID A. BAIRD.
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A VhLuARLE LOT FOR SAVE,

a VhIUAbIE LUZ IUN OhLE
PART Of Lot No. g. ia Square No 49, fronting rs feet
N Sixth street, and running back about 100 feet.
The location is very desrablein the business part Of the
city.
Also-Lots Nos and sc, in Square No 436.
Apply TO WIN. II. WARD,
Attorney at Law,
15-eo3ts Browns Marble Hotel.
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PRICES or ADNISSTOY.
sERENADEsl

Private Boxes So; Dress Circle and Parquete 80 conts
Reserved rs cents Orchestra seats IS cens Family
Circle 10 cs Third Tier so cts Colored Gallery % cts
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ar Comics Of the TELEGRAPH may at all times be OF.
ned al counter or the book and periodical store OF
WmJI.M ANN pennsylvania avenue, near n street.
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r OST-On Saturday evening, between the National and
irving Hotels, pair Of ghtframed Gold Spectacles
With ground flint glass, and red liberal
ward paid on delivery OF this photography Office.
mar 15-3t
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~ Inconormty with the usage Of the other papers Of
bis v We win mako no charge for notices Of Deaths mar
rases Or religious meetings, wbep they do not exceed
twelve lines.
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RB- once ON PennsyIvania avenue, south
side, between FOur-and-a-half ana sixth
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SESATE-Mr. SEwAED presented the resolu
lions of the legislature of New York against th'
extension of Woodworth's patent.
Mr.. RHETT presented petitions from Charles
ton, and Mr.. SUMNER from Massachusetts, asking
that additional aid be given TO the Collins me-
Numerous memorials against the extension OF
Woodworth's patent; and on a variety Of private
claims
On motion of Mr. SHIELDS, the joint resolution
making an appropriation for the completion OF
the wings of the Capitol was taken up. 1t
had been amended by the House so as to appro-
pirate $780, 900. The question on concurring in
the amendment was debated by Messrs. BoRLASD
and MANGUM; and it was postponed till to-
morrow.
~, -. ~
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NEW GoODs-FREsH ARRIVAL.

WRENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN GooDs-eu.
L bracipg CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES
yESTINGs and Goods generally
adapted TO Genemens OF the latest and newest do
signs and styles, direct from first hands, New York.
Particular attention has been paid TO the selection Of the
shove goods, which, in addition TO his former stock is
complete and cannot DO surpassed.
TIE subscriber is receiving monthly the latest report Of
Paris fashions prepared execute for the votsrieS Of
fashion tho best style and finish.
Hts warranted, and goods made up to please, by
GEORGE w. HINTON,
Penn. nv north side, bet AZ and 9Th SITS.
Also for SALE TO the trade A. g. De Lanys Matte matca
System Of Draughting and Cutting Pantaloons.
13-tf
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WARRANTED RAZORs.
A PERFECT SUBSTITUTE FOR SILVER.

TT LINDSLEY has Just received complete assortment
III. of Plated Abata Spoons, Forks, Butter Knives La
des, Sugar longs &c These goods engrave the
silver only onourth the cost and cloely reeembe
silver that the best judges detect he Also fine
lot of very superior Table Cutlery for salo very low
mar 16-3taw2w
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Gov oress To-day.

HS- Pay the newsboys no more than two
cents a copy for this paper.
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SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS!

MRS L. MoFFRTT has Just received a few spring and
lSl Straw Bonnets. Also assortment Of
Bingham sun Bonnets of her make; assortment Of
ndekerchefs Undersleevoa Collars, and
chiefs. ...
Neapotan Bonnets altered and done In asuperor man
Mrs NJ is confident from her long experience In Straw
Work. that satisfaction be given to those entrustnS
fine Bounets In her care. mar 13-1
OST, last evening, between the National Hotel and
L the Pr, sdent's, GOLD BREASTPlN, set with hair
AMI email PEARLS and marked the back e. Y The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving it at the Office OF the
National Hotel. mar l3-2F
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Carusi's Saloon!
GALA NIGHT!l

MONS. ADRIEy, the celebrated French Magician,
wi has arrived and viii give few nights Of his wonder
fu performances in the above Hall, commencing MON.
DAY EVENING, March Is, 1852
Admission % cents.
Doors open at o'clock-performance TO commence at
quarter before s.
mar Ia~iw+ J. LOVE, Agent
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consequence of the dapdaed and dangerous condition
of the bridge the canal ct l4th street wes travel
over it will be suspended until further notice
JAS. A. TAFT,
mar l3-ct Canal Commissioner
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great variety Of and curious scientific and astro.
nomica booBs. In the German language
AFRO, sll az DIR Hnllicks works. published by him.
md latest ed TONS WITH coOred plates The Diseases Of
Women their cauEes and ire mcn for every females own
private u
The Ms,rns Manual Of Midwifery and tho Diseases Of
Pregnancy and Chilu Birth FOX every females private
use.
The Marriage Guide complete, for married people only
Tho Male GeneratiVe System al illu,trated contains
500 gees PrceSl each Cen be tent by post Remember
theo books arc strictly moral scientific, practically useful
and popu
Also han1 the most extensive assortment OF superior
French EnTaylngs imported 10 this country; some
beautifully coored Line Engravngs, by the best MASTER
Studies for Artists all copied from the finest pictures in
France by tho hest artits Framed order In the best
manner in fine gilt frames very low terms.
An old Painting from Naples, Of merit by Leonardo
dc vind Gallery Pointing be seen on application, and
wi be sold Low.
Mssing-several volumes bought at Com. Warringtons
sale6tb vol. AddiSonB wOrks Plr use hand them In.
All Of he cheap pubicatons Of the day by the most pop
ular authors Particular attention paid TO orders by mall
Address ALFRED HUNTER, bookstore,
mar LOW next 10 Adams 4 Co.'s Express Office,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-07
NUMBER 81.

the drunkard maker instead Of coming TO the
rescue"
Our Legislature seem to have given their
influence TO the cause of Temperance, cor'
tainy so far as to intimate that intoxicating
liquors are not necessary as beverage aud
that the use of them is really hazardous
Hence they have enacted as follows:
/" If any Rail Road Company shall employ,
or retain in its service any conductor, engi-
neer, brakeman, or swi,chman, who shall
make use Of Intoxicating liquors as bevcr-
age, such fact being known 20 the President,
Superintendent, or any one oftho directors
Of such road such corporation, upon convic-
ton thereof in the county court, shall for
felt and pay into the Treasury OF the State
sum no, less than three hundred nor more
than three thousand dollars, together with
costs of prosecution; aud shall also be liable
for all damages, which any person may sus>
tain by the employment or retention of such
conductor, engineer, brakeman, or switch>
man."
If intoxicating liquors are not useful as a
beverage for operators on Rail Roads it GER
tainly then may be presumed that they are
not necessary for any other persons. why
them in view of the overwhelming mlschiefs
they occasion, shall we not have an enact
ment which, like that of Maine, is calculated
10 Danish them from the State, and send up
Peans of thanksgiving from tens of tho'-
sands, who are agouizing under the ineih~
cheney oil cur present law.
Ifwequietly admit, ihat the United States
officers may search for intoxicating liquors
to secure paltry duty for the government,
why shall any good man be sensitive be-
cause law is proposed which gives right
10 search for them and to rescue them from
those, who have procured them for the
special purpose Of selling in violation OF law
OF selling what is never useful as bever-
age-of selling what tends, as some recent
cataslrophies show, to unfit men for business
on our Rail Roads, and we may say every
where else-of selling what our laws bave
decided brings only evil, on which the COM
mon sense Of an enlightened community has
placed the brand Of reprohation. Shall we'
to crafty the sordd avarice of some and the
unhallowed appelites Of others, still pnrley
with the hideous monster that has slain its
hundreds of thousands, or shall We ask oflhe
Legislature law, which will authorize
suffering community 10 rise in their strength
and rid themselves of this subtle, enchanting,
fiery demon, whose ravages are more terrific
than al the tabled thunderbolts Of Vulcan
, and the Cyclops.
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most Ioveable manners. She found her
self an excellent husband by this very
natural mistake, and both husband and
wife expressed themselves admirably
suited with each other.
We can only pity the poor fellow who
never received the reply to his adver-
tlsement, which the young widow de-
spatched him, but which chanced to fall
into the hands of the more fortunate Mr.
Jefferson Brown.
Every story has its moral-so has this
Always be careful, if yeu advertise fol
a wife or a husband. never to reques
replies directed in any such vague ant
dangerous way as "X. Y. H., or A
q g. Two to one the reply will ge
into wrong hnnds.
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Law of Newspapers.

|. Subscribers who do not give express no
tee to the contrary. are considered as wishing
TO continue their subscription.
2. # subscribers order the disconiinuancc Of
their papers, the publisher may continue TO send
them Till all that is due be paid
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office to which they are
directed. they are held responsible till they
have settled their bills and ordered their papers
discontinued.
4. If subscribers move to other places, with
out informing the publisher amt the paper j..
sent TO the former direction, they are held re
sponsihle.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to
take paper from the Office, or removing and
leaving it tuncaled for is prima facia evidence
ofintentonal fraud.
6. A Postmaster neglccing to inform pub
Usher when his paper is not taken from the of
fee, makes himself liable for his subscrI tion
rpicc
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From Cooley l'iy' Book
On the Death ofnn Obscure Citizen
rm GILMORE 'I""''


Mrs, ,,.o,..,.. ,,.,.., ,le planets do 90 out' 81.
LEN .S Wohugr "u'u 'r,nrcs when the might
nv or ,i'n s',Is u.s. .baidcd, md the storm
aav ,1a Ni.''i i,.,,.... t,oiiy from the hrow
m hin ,,Lo inaled he codin mort"l eyes,
And GROW ,'S 80 to hi. own. And yet lor 'nee'
So lowh in lite places. WIN ~"
TO lift thee intO nia csiy nc E,"'V ,,..,,..
To WOO Glad cge, in homage ~ ny mu,Ns'
And consecro., ,lr, dungs WIN applause
trba. ,ha,,ai ,''1 .,, schieyemeuts with no aim
of greotncss and hut little thirst iorliic-
Dcatb bsth NJ. i;.,n,ty and thou hast sunk,
| silent from on, ,i,e crowded walks Of man.
Into the quet ora,c, and ari not missed.
But nature hath her nlscdules for all,
An virtue is remembered with her tears,
When Fame itself grows voiceless o'er the
great,
Aad clothes thcirshrnes with ruin Thou hast
mado
Some sweet affections blossom at thy grave,
W hich have beiitting flowers, that take On bloom
Ere Spring hath made escape from Winter cells,
Still pale with cold and terror OF pursuit.
Love did no,shrink to shelter in thy cot,
Though al lie door stood Poverty, and Toll,
FUrcvermorc within, from dawn to dusk,
Found li,lc nspitc to enjoy the smiles
Tn warmed his cour e. to resolve, aud made
The burden easy of his daily care,
But iu the very rarenc,s Of the jov
Grows its delicious value: and thy bliss,
If lofty in condition, wanting state
In uitcrancc, and significant to thee
Alone. of all around thee, was not less
The wholesome solacc OF life that knew
A cottage cmpilc only. In thy home
Sat peace, conent with lowlincss, that gave
New firesidc warmth and gladness to thy hearth
That wore noynuds of grandeur. Love could
share
Thy labors and could Tighten thcm and Truth
That has bcsuty separate from the world,
Found thee mcct treasures, that, within thy
Assured Of filth made all cain delight,
That never wsp for fortune. Thou vast blest.
70 the nccessit reconcilcd. that left
Thy home ,earo from Envy, and which
brought
An adequate bCuty TO thy homcly weeds,
And sweetness thy threshold; and thy life
Passed on a, p scs the long summer day
Der silent fliest. making shade and sun
Equally fruitful f repo.e and love
Commencing, in arc union, with Joy
That, if it knows no gushing wild and warm,
Knows not tic aorms of passion, which but
show
The bests Of rap lre-all the peace denied
] hat makcs the Teasurc holy and secure
Thy living and Il dying, both the same,
Safe from the tem0est, in the world without
Making no stir. Few were they who knew
Thy virtues few al Thy departure, feel
That something, which was precious to the
day,
Hath been despoled by night. Yet, in thy
home
There hangs n b 4, sad vacancy. that looks
Through wears OF error TO The lonely heart
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Address x, Y. q"

The Commercial Journal one day
chanceI TO contain a couple Of adyer.
lscments, each for a very different pur>
pose indeed from that Of the other, to
which was mutually appended a direc,
iion for the individual who should re-
>pond to them, to address X. Y. H.,
through the posl-oilice. 1t might, and
ii might not have been a very singular
coincidence that the replies were directs
ed hus 10 he addressed IN the same way;
while IT certainly could not have been
considered at all strange or lneXpllcablc
# very gueyous or IudIcrous mistak e
had been committed in consequence.
Jefferson Brown had hlmsell inserted
one of Tie advertisements IN the Cons
morcal journal aud duly paid Tor It. So
iar so good He had lhoughlIessiy adj
vertIaed for parner with cash cap
ltal Of at least $1,000" Mr.. Brown.
be 1t known TO the reader, was man
doing somswhat extensive business in
the line of hides an skins aud as his
trade expanded with such steady pro-
gress, and his cares multiplied cores.
pondingly, h. deem.d it no less matter
OF prudence than oipolicy that the title
Of his business shuld become more
dignified by IN addition TO the firm.
Hence his advertisement.
The other Advertisement in question
was for wife. He required charac-
terislics-phy sica, Moral, and intellect>
uaI-were descrlbedas much at large as
an ordinary ne"spner advertisement
would permit wbIIet was insisted up>
on as a sine qua aoa, hat the lady should
be possessed OF a c3nlortabe fortune of
her own.
MI jefferson braT' dropped in al the
'o'''oinee one a'''mCon on his way 10
MS o"a'u'ns mouse 10 tea-Mr. Brown
was ye' d odchei'T- I'd inquired ofthe
''o'N II '"e'e was er there directed
10 a. H. Ne -t.nlive Iide,wailer
'ooA 'i'"' pigeon. quite pile Of
"''SS'e, u.'u ''sl' rlnning over their
superscrlp'lons with great rapidity.
"X. Y. H. Sir did you sayr" in
quired he, suddenly stopping in his
search over the back of particular let.
ter.
Iha's 'he recIlon," triumphantly
replied Mr.. BroS b, his eyes manifestly
Frightening.
Taking tn proiered documen,
IN his hand, 4 threw down the
postage upon tn pane, and hurredly
lett the office. ID until he reached his
own chamber didie attempt to get at the
contents Of The elale, desirous of there
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-07

MEssRs. EDIToRs:
1t is gratifying that by occasionally
publishing articles on TEMPERANCE you are
calling the attention Of the community 10 one
of the most important subjects. that com
mends iself to legislative Interference. As
| do not expect to attend the meeting of our
State Temperance Society al 81 Johnsbury
on the 2lst and 22d inst, ask liberty to oiler
in your paper n few reflections, which had
dis,gned to incorporate in substance into
some remarks at that meeting. Unless you
have something more recent and more val
liable, wish, in order 10 show how tho
Maine License Law operates and how su eli
a Law might operate in Vermont. hat yor
would publish, in this or your next paper
the letter of the Mayor of Portland to the
last National Temperance Convention.
Yours r. A. Nj.