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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

TTO LET-FOR A LARGE BOARDING HOUSEWIFE
i four story and basement brick house No. "a West
Fifteenth street. between the sixth and seventh
The contains washing
&c. To satisfactory tenant, mprovcments may DO
added 70 the premises Apply to FRANCIS BLANCHET,
80 sixth avenue, before y A H., or after T.. N,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

VTNO LET-FOUR FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSES ON
the east side Of sixth avenue, between Twenty third
and Twenty streets Croton water each aoor The
lower be altered the Let Of May Tho
will be let separately required Apply FRANCIS
BLAECHET No. 30 sixth avenue before "a. A., after
6pM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

Two LET.-A VERY COMFORTABLE AND PLEA
sanity situated three story and basement brick house.
In Atlantic street brooklyn Immediate app cstion
be made to j. Il. q. A. HAMILTON, 63 Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

NOTICE TO CARTMEN.-CARTMEN CAN be AC-
~ commodated with nice apartments, with good
stables attached in Fourteenth street between
and Is. by applying to Jamos Wishing No. 100 Seventh
street, near Avenue Il, at the buildings. NJ B-Two
Eve story brick buildings with stables the for
INQUIRE above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

vINHE ADVERTISER WOULD HIRE TIE WHOLE OR
part OF tAree-st House, with Easements, for
term Of II below Canal OF
broadway The family is small and would like nice apart
mens The beet Of references exchanged Address, for
week, II. w. X, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

TITO TIN SMlTHs-sO RARE A CHANCE Is sBLDoA
offered for salc-Ihe stock, tools aud hzturas Of
old established tin and The whole contents
wiz be sold at fair valuation The selling out,
the being in i'll health ire at 3t5 street.
o Of j. n. BRUCE SONS lgS Water street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

FACTORY TO LET 100 FEET by -. THREE STORIES.
in good location suitable for light ring
purposes steam Engine OF horse power VITA shafting,
belts &C., for sale low. Inquire at IS Water street. up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

NOTICE.-BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE IN
~ surance CompanyA persons who have taken shares
hereby notified call at the office Of the company H-
lem Railroad Buildings Of Chatham street and Tryon
sign the charter its being sent to Albany
nearly shares taken wishing to hold
any stock this company had better call At the ohce and
subscribe immed iatey. The once will be open this
day and tomorrow saturday. from il till O'Clock in
the evening for 10 sign the charter and subscrbe
for tho few remaining shares. j. BRUCE, President.
S. JEssuRUN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

T AVN GRASs.-h CHOICE MIXTURE, FOR LAWNs,
IL for sale at the nign ultural Warehouse and seed
Store, rs fulton street, nesr fulton Market.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13
/ ARM FOR SALE.

EJ0f2 SAFE. small Il, u sDfyly
e J.As :, 1851. J-54 J. g1ND
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13

Ire following epitome of French and Eng
ish politics, we copy from the Commonwealth,
it gives clue to the real reason of Palmerston
resignation
We devote considerable space to the details Of
foreign news. Europe being now contiguous,
foreign despolzm is scarcely less interesting
than domestic. Louis Napoleon, it will be seen,
must be set down as the most successful of liars
and nnrdercrs He relies equally on prayers
and bayoncts, superstition and brutality. He
has huiRbugGed the wealthy fool--a large class
Of modern society--Rnd is now going to bor-
row largely OF them. An end must Gene TO
all that
The riddle of Falmerston's removal is getting
little more soluble It now appears that his
ha>ty approval OF Louis Napoleons cup d eiat
was the cause. Blu, why did Pamer~ton, the
tnend OF koSSuth and Of constitutional govern
nenle, approve the destroyer Of "A constitution
That has been the mystery. Probably it was for
this reason. The thing was DONE and Palmer
ston hoped by taking Louis by the hand he might
keep Tim OFT of an alliance with the dpsputic
cabncls-in fact make him take the opposite
side Lord John Russell had other views. and
gave diff rent instructions to the British Am
ha-sador al Paris, over the head Of paimcrs-
ton.
10 Understand tbs matter, it is necessary TO
know that there is another party running race
with Louis Napoleon to the goal of coHpd ETH,
and that VA, the laglmist$, headed by the pre-
tender Count d Chlm5ord. He was the favor
lie of the desroc courts, though they doubtless
encouraged both II run for royalty. Louis hay
ing beaten, the trcacherous despots lorsake their
tavorite to its fate, ana hail Louis as a brother
Lord Palmer-ton watching and expecting the
event, meant to have been too quick for the des-
pots, ana TO have secured the successful adven-
turer as tool on the liberal side. II the inter-
ference O! Lord John Russell had not defeated
this purpose he would psubably have found out
in due time that Louis Napoleon was too great a
scounIrel TO be made useful The undi>gused
Joy of the desroic governments at the re>igna-
ton OF Lord PuImcr>ton, sufficiently proves that.
lis motives, in whatever he did, were rot friend
" 10 tcsrolism. a Paris Paper thinks ,lat in
three months, PulIAarston will be Prime Minis
ter Of Englaul.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13
C0mni,>-oacr,' Notice.

TAPER Wind y ShCt,=. i Nv and ~ i've g..
t-.-.i N.vqow SHAbL .Usi:yc.igcd u-I m! ,a'atYr
D. At@..1. ti,s's E.gH.IoAk.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13
MADISON, Feb, 7,h, 1852.


cheek bona Of Bariah Brown, the State printer,
for latitude in his editorials.
The Legislature use up their time and get
their per diem, which IS the main thing they
came here for. Every member has his hobby
and his facuiy-for instance, all the Washing
ton county members think or care about, is their
county sent, the agitation Of which question has
already cost the State during this and preceding
sessions) some thirty thousand dollars-and all
the member from Racine thinks of is how he
shall make sport Of every thing that comes up,
70 the infinite merriment Of the House, for he Is
a c>nsummate wag. ! will give below an ox-
tract from the Journal of the House, 10 explain
the characteristics Of the fellow. The aliusion
to the "FIoaiing Sc "" and lis institution,
am tod will be ably alprehend d BY tie dem
zens Of keaooha.
On motion Of Mr.. ABBOTT, the bill pcrna.
neuty locating tile county seat OF Washington
co was taken up.
Nh UrLEY. who had heretofore refrained
from taking part in the discussion on this subject
and who had displayed remarkable patience
whist being bored by dry and uninteres,lng d.
bate on this ycXed question: remarked tIat he
had been in hopes the people Of this Co would
be able to settle this mlucr among themselves,
but their past and present action prec!ud'd all
further hopes OF an adjustment OF the difficulty
in that quarter, he would utf.r the following as
substitute 70 the bill.
Whereas, the Legislature Of tits State, did,
in the year 4s49, tor The purpose OF dividing RAJ
rIae county, declare that the couu les b)rierlug
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13
AMERpAN H1TEL.

TIE Subscriber hereby cG.rs TO ie; his Tavern
- sand. a slsu % she '- AekEs-s> IEvFEasSck
En. sg, ....et In keEo-.a tig, " 4sc gs.c f5r
,p-ra # yelrs. TIE irr.1H or ihl> Stand, All
the ters ..rnaae ais az extended 70 mas Ls.at.
i. s.e e-i recanu eu-,iHa. fur further --.u4rs -
c4l.e 5..he Subscriber o. tie lreaIises.
CHARLES L. BCAEJM N.
Korosha Nov. .. 81. -s-l
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13
+ RE SH ARRIVAL.

ECST Received, fresh from the Eastern Market oboc.
2E end extensive selection Of Buuks, S.ATiuNyny an
FANcY ARTICLES, 70 which The attention of Couri-Y Nc,
chants ind Schoo. Committees, are invited.
SCHOOL Es90EES.
\ large assortment embracing TIE various kinds used in
Academies and schools, always hand, @ld VII. Oc 500
- TIE loves. fr.ces.
822230@0EaEI
complete assortment constantly on hand, and regdy foi
exhibition prices that will prove satisfactory 10 pureh-
SEES
Piper Pencils, States, Portfolios. Fancy and Common
inks'aiGs, Canyons Mathematical instruments seat
'areiy ~ sizes. cseTus, d qualities Of Buf, NhC, Lei
Ter, DJc"IneAt Note, and Card Envelopes, S. SC.
blank Rocks.
\ c1rnpc," assortment or Blank Account Pooks, ruled
70 al :r various patterns in usv: and full and hal. bNuiC
IN tn M S;sISsian,ia manner ard d4Thc y L. IL i ssil
G; sheep laufacured The best paqer, either mei
IN, DENY us cap u.l ussoTae- oi Ledg,rs, J0Irla
Day BOOKS, Invoice, Letter, sale, C7s, Crdrr Receipt
i.ec ri Books. Also "A Ere variety Of Miniature, Mem
orIndV, lime, and Pass Books, whgh the a..cnon ~
purchasers are garcury invited Feeling assured tha,n
this department! my stock To lie surpassed either IN
quality prcc Town School or Private Libraries sup
piled On tc n ~ liberal terms. Thr Pa0r generally
respectfully invited 10 call AMI examine II! S:ocA VII al
SIMON KING.
EeLosha, December, ISL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13
PAIN

l. the wanting given OF e presence az disease, and othd
dSlyrsnEcfrft le GAd muscular sysien. IN
disease and rid TIC stem ehuc!y u lis cEuto
frs; tesd, r1ttn is - stop the pCl-seI III
tie nervous cIe:cN-ifvet 90 htay action, 81 tEt-
tos and sac:cajs OF every organ IA Ne system ms W
accomplish by ,he mary cuus stFens ihcnng ceahsI. IL
Ngurtiug and poWcrul p1n soothing prNieiHes ~ hHG-
Wsy Iitdy Relief " N .ttet hat :c cause Of pom ~
hr i arises iran nervous Vros.ra.tuA, TnGscui" deb
Businessmen uf the functions OF Ihc liver Fseefe'"hs -
TIC Z hcVr il b. cHnHisn, neuralgia SICK or me-
No.s huHdacha, nervous rrj.ahiy, spaSnodic acStoS
camps, dmrh,ra, bowel rtmpLiin,, chlls ana lever
Whchcr it it, a defsngcn.caS or eAttt-
ua I'D t;!ea-!todWay Er4dy llci Gkon internally aid
applied externally, Nil se>d! AID GGcc!uauy s.os the
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13
blank EeGGF.S.
SELLING OH'ESS

THE Subscribers. wishing change their present has.
ness, are -" o-.as t.cr s.otk q! t!ycoros AaI Pro
Visions al
PnE1TE COST FOE CAsEz.
our ass5rtmcu: consists OF every variety Of GROCERIES
AND PRDNi&iCNS ;-; ever used IL family. Among
which
Sugars, Teas, Corces, Rice. No'1,ses, Car
rams, Rais.nS, A1mondS, CanI!,S, To-
6G2c0, &c, M4,taro!, Vide Fash,
Cad Fish, Salera.us, Soap,
Wiih general assortment: e every ching found II
GREGORY Establishment.
The OBJ Goods w. are DErER~I>En 10 dispose Of at
such p'Ict' sS v II entirely Gsons those who have hc.C
toure traded i. WISCONSIN,.
III We ask is that ~" wou'd give call if you have
the MONEY II lotR PjCKET, f,r the Goods M II BE
SOLD! And We have further 20 ,lI5e>! that al those In
dcbitd 70 us 81 nn:c or book account, III ud Il uuaz.u
Il - their iA:y.est to cal. il AM settle zap.
LEONARD = McNllLlP.
kyEo-ho Dec. ln.h, ISL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13
THE COMMONWEALTH"
Is PUBLISHED
DAILY AND WEEKLY
BY
e. Wright & Co.,
No GO, Washington Street, Boston.
ELIZuR WRIGMT, EaLtgr. Gas. LLsr. .as,l..snt z.

THE DAILY COMMONWEALTH contains more rea-
ding matter, and and fresher NEWS, than any
oUer ltu>on paper. X is independent in every thing end
neutral III nothing Iii regously cousorFatiye Of hl good
!nsiiu IONS and radc-ly destructive towards all bad ONES.
IL IS the only paper il the metropolis OF New England
which advocates Free Soil. the Repeal Of the Fugitive
Slave Law, and the union Of people throughoui The
world tor the defence OF Liberty every where.
TERMS:
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The carriers or Sc per annun, payable in al, the
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1n"Er~

z IL Persons VII, aee ind Cd by Noe to tie late Firm
"a OF OliS COLIN Eli, Consisting said ClwclI and
T. /. Roe will axe notice thli all such have b. ca dt
Tweed 10 Tie u!d rsilci by the said FIRM he
inueb oneS> the said irBl Us and TIA: only t. US or
oar authorized Agent. MIR \. J. Clarke, who has the pos
session uf ch Notes, such other person shall hUve
possession there u, can pGymcn. b. sacly made
WILLIAMS & BRUCE.
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NOTICE.

IL Persons having with the undersigned are
"A hereby forbidden to settle the same with p T. ROE
as lie is no longer in my employment, has any right 10
use my OTIS CDIITEII
hcHJsha, Feb. Oh 1852 4-37
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13

- FOR one DOLLAR \ YEAR-Either Of tie
following named Journals may be obtained:
the Av@ElnAS PHYSIOLOGICAL Jorr:AI:n Repo>i-
Toy of Science Lg-4ure and General intelligence I'm
T illustrated with Frcra'ing,. Published monthly BY
IowI,7s 6 We!.., ~. 1911, Nassau street, New York
TLE WATER c, Nj JoyRHAL, and He .ad OF Reform
Devoted 20 Physiology, liy!rupay and The Laws OF Life.
p.osgsely Illustrated. Terms The same.
Tnr STUDENT, and Family Miscellany designed fr
children and Youth, parents and teachers illustrated with
Engrayings.
TdE UN.,rR,,L PnoSoGElpurn-D Devoted to the dis
seination Of rhoaosaihy and Verbatim Reporting, with
pTace~ instruction learners. Printed in photography.
Li,hcF # she-c nonhics viii be CT by mai. any post
'ai.e in the n." iac-, for one Hoar year cich. Al
.,.crs ld aIior should BE- post p.d, and directed
Ti}fLEHS d WELLS, No. 49, Nassau st, y. \.
READ TIE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
From IL Hon Cal.n IN Iuo.. H;.fru Congress- from
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13
RHEUMATISM.
900 cases cure! IN 1852. The most crcrt
ci4iLny nAlM S.nn:el in tLno hn9rs

Radway's Ready Bccf> tie quickest sle,t and most e.
ccuu remedy for TIE khcur4.isIn in al form,
IA use: We s:e only wlnt know. Il Will stop hc m, i
tru'IaS pains ot Inns distressing M 'nt by one apple
We have never known 10 !ah ia giving instant
lief. In ever, c, village ~ pwn Of hulgrc, it has
81 some one ~ tc TcaI o ul HIS cue. com In eN-
c.~a warrant II u d. stated. ~l!Iins!aH:ly -
Lvfc the sHcryI Com pam az pc,a'' Cue Is cause,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13

1tLJyL@ .at ;! .-i.r.--. et,ga-.,cs:.
gE NJ. II. s. G "a.
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P.intL1 4, inrs.

huIai aTc rl'.ars gre 'rovcd from al iTTuptol
B.. L,.-l.a5 q. ,as ~, H. a.,i! Relief.
Sr.uH CUp4'i inns
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13

annriu!rlr'a Work s--Se,er4i .rup',I. -~.;s O.:
IS .s.c .uO.ed ~.I...- l,s Sur q: 81. SO I.s-!-
L.e Ir.cc, o. hiH" b"oa~EuA-.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13
SC.EoOI. E90NS.
- 22a0mo O aEno

large assortment, embracing THE various kinds used in
Academies and schools, always Oh hand lid VIII DC sod
l,,1 vgs,srr
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13

STATE OF WiSC 1%SIN-KfEu-IA COUNTY CT
CUT COURT II LHANCLEI.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13
BLANKS OF ALL KINDS;

Among the Numerous discoveries Science has made in
this generation - -cac the business Of lifciuc-c
enjoyment and pr the OF hannah existence,
be named OF more zeal value 10 mluk.i. than
thi- contribution Of Chemistry tho Heating ir;.
trial OF H. virtues th:o uut th br BAD 5Iur, has proven
beyond d1lO!, TIA. Ue!i;inc cnInNal1n ofIaeI
ciucs We! kaoSn surely control anI care uuIucr-
varieties Of PulnouHr! disease which have hitherto
wcp from midst tho sands and thousand every vcl
Indeed, there is abuUt reason believe Remedy
has length brcn f1EEd winch be relied cure tie
most dtngtr0u atc ions OF The lungs our space here viii
permit to Ibsh any proportion OF the alec
TED by H. use bat IlG pf-cI. he foil wing opinions
and rccr further enquiry 20 the crCllr
which the Agent lJT named, viii always be pleased
furnish free wherein full particulars. AID ialspG!b.c
nrI of Of these facts,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13

Professor Slllirlan, II. ID, L.. L. D.,
Professor IF Chemistry, .Hiqera'ogy, &C.. Tale CHsy,
.Ut5er ~ tte Lst I{st No. PA. AMI S-lsHt.. Sy..;-
ties of .ltertcq and Europe
Il deem the CAe-r, P.co-!i admirable composition
FROM o. the b'tE:tirie in the Ntc,iI Muc, and
very effective remedy FOR the class Of diseases il Is intended
to care N" Haven, c.. Nov. !, lc4o
MAJOR PNTTISO% President the :. c. Senate states
he has used tho Cher; peco-a with wonderful success,
cure an Inflammation OF The lungs.
From, oneof The frs! Physicians IN Naina.
s>co, Nc, April IS, Isle
D-. J. g. Aver, u ve!l-Dclr Sir: am now constantly
using yoIr CHrRET Peer in my practice and prcyr
il % any her medicine pulmonary c'arILats. From
observation OF many cases ly.nC.i il Will
cure coush colds. and di-eI-c3 u The lang. th have pat
to t.lse 81! other ry.aeitcs
tAyar, 81 recommend in q consumption,
and consider ilLc: the bs. rem huo w tia! dis
e.ts-. Rt 9-c.i-..y yoNc-,
rs. CJSHMAN, ND.
PREP,EEp AND Sorp ny JANEs G.. AYR,
Ir.rjcL Cucui-t, Lo",i> Mss.
/. R0BIN=ON, Sole Acc4ttar Kcn,sAa. 2n-27
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-13

FOR SALE.
number Of CITY LOTS vii. ie,olI for Labor, Il ar }.
q for -pDa. d. BOND.
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HE nt half century win be- recorded the age
?, steam has passed and viii. w tho steam engine
The second hall Of century commencing
age of Gassn agent only shf but
eie world This age commenced now intro
Professor John sslomon twen.ix years
upon the experiments Of his and Of others In attempts
sb ~ a pnepe o s @ saoone asid gas avail
Iecved letters for his Improved carbonie Acid Engnen
now Offers dispose Of rights for the thereof the Und
States governnsn companies the lights OF
Ths saving Of money and labor and Of human lives and
suffering secured by The Of this motor viii inevitably
a. aud in Of other places where The seal
buk and weight OF The steam engine has pecluded s
agent the power for The cotton Gin % ths Two
thousand hos for wp this
hrmen aud Of bulk and whoo weight sucing for the
same power Of 800 tons OF the engine.
These facts established engine Of twenty
nve 2o horse "wokng we Cncnnai noticed
are pleased TO state hai j. G. saomon lutte Of tbs c.y
@ q ed 90 % % so s ~ app
were not long since given IN the Nonpac The gentleman
Aas S % % q f. e. Steering
one peculiar Of which gives the plo, such
can ah. in Less time than required 10
Also rights for his Improved Spring Saddle" for military and
designed for the greatest possible comfort Of both
Any information regard Inventions and
Of obtaining s &C. may be promptly o'aHs6 T adsss;Hs EoE%s
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LII WIDTHs.-Now in and for sale than
the usual prices
30 pieces medium and owpriesd 81 table damak, very
patterns
pieces fine io-4 table damask, rich patterns
~ dozen damask table napkins,
~ dozen bleachrd and brown doyiies
~ dozen assorted damask and Huekaback towels
80 pieces ioweng-, all kind, styles, and prices
80 pieces Irish linens, g oil pure, !" for shirriDg
~ pieces hue linens collars
100 ptcces 6ne Leached shring cottons
With lots Of desirable be
sold very cheap for the mcnihs
Terms ca%hs unless arranged 10 the contrary
Good arfciss low pccs and fair dealing relied
IA t5,- PERRY Il BROTHER.
Jan l3-3wf Oppoate Centre Market
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TO MAKE ROoM.-In order that may have a
large supply Of spring goods selling OF
goods extremely low prices
100 black and coiored ebay Rtae long shas styles
blankets comprising all kinds common extra
supernns, great bargains ite.se#
$50 choice aud fine cloths
styles and prices The black French cloths and
n In the loi very fine and cheap ,et,s. y..e..
rs richly pointed cloth piano and table
100 pieces white anne, from 25 yard fine
20 bundles gentiemen wooen, cotton, nerno and silk
shirts and drawers
pieces door dusses and erumb cloths, handsome patterns
low prices
stock bombazines apacas, moussenes mernos ali
Of mourning goods well
pe,e, and prices provcrbialy low
pieces English and French all prices
We offering extra bargains In all kinds Of coored
silks. IA
is pieces ladies' /" habit cloths" assorted colors
pieces white satlns
100 dozen ladies' kid gloves, assorted colors
800 pieces white cambrics and musllns all prices
pieces sheeting and plowcase linens, all linen,
sheeings, desirable
goods line, all VI which, bear In mind win oer
maIkably low prices. tal44y4fts}ta .sa
Terms seasbu unless arranged the contrary.
Good auc prices, and fair dealing bo relied all
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Jan i3-3wf Opposite Centre Market.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-22

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs-sELLiNG OFF
TO NoVEWe would respectfully inform customers and
the public generally selling OF of
goods other goods reduced the
price
would all dry goods
generally, and Ia part the following, viz
10 printed French moussenes
do medium price goods o 37t
do small figured french printed (sl woo) mousscnes,
at 31t cents, suitable for children
do Ga plain (nIl woody mouseines In purple,
net, cherry, and blue
c5 French menoes desirable shades Some
few dark browns in the lot that we viii scll without
regard
as do English merinoes, good coors, and cheaper
Also hand a fine assortment Of colored
and watercd silks which closing out very
cheap
IS do rich black gos de kline, which recommend
good wearing goods very cheap
do plaid poplins rich goods 3t cents yard. These
goods make rich dress plaid slk AT 81. Call
Our stock Of black goods well assorted and shall here
after bnnch OF bssnes
dsous closing out the stock In order get In an entire
supply early In The spring.
We also ladies
NIL qualities long and high necks long do low necks
sleeves and low short and hg necks which
will offer very cheap - u
w. NJ. sHUsTER 4 co,
Jan 6-cod2w 7th street, the Avenue.