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OUR residing the above
obtain their fall and winter supplies OF dry goods of
We have purchased ia he nohefn and eastern markets. very
largely which daily additions will be made Of all that desirable
goods Classes styles, prices constantly
Ladies, kinds paines fabrics
Gsnhemens good. Of the hasst qualities,
other articles for their In line ptoverba low prices
s.ss and ws%%s csdH wss Rs attention " al classes
Youths wearwe have many styles selected necessary
purpose, with eye styles, fabrics and prices.
ournins on band every article Of dry good.
extremely low prices
adapted alike for n and outdoor servants n word we deal
every usually found in well ordered dry goods establish
We desire 10 increase our trade.
An establishment be for approved
Good articles low prices. and ir dealing be relied on in all
Opposite Centre Market, Warrington, D. O.
THE Lost ssnses-Dearne.s Br,ndnes.y by
and accomplished age revealing mysteries Of
world which those live who have been deprived Of The Of
Or kiuo hs. passed life Of gss, activity as scholar in state Of
ee,ea M account himself and HI. d.@ans
3, blind %s nsss s, asr ss%I"
In the OF their %en,. anng
Krrro,s DArr Bptr Morning. Series vols
Vol. ]. An,sdiuvians and Pauiarch'.
4. Solomon
Vel. j. Job Poedcsl Books.
q. isaiah and the Prophets.
.. The Lie and Death of our Lord
For sale at ebay 4 eALLAsfYNE,s Boosstere
Sep lift 7h street. two doors shove odd Fellow Hsl'
,.Iss :. HoeAN,s Eugissh and French Boarding aud
house pss east sas s .sy s sa
circular. applications be made Miss Hogan, The Rev
Dr. sulsr wm Horaa n and a. The ssosso,s. boo o nun
they should ride from and 10
ladies who avail themselves Of s nc
advantages Of punciua and daily at
tendancs, unaffected by the changes IN The weather
For the fare, &c. direct application 70 the principal re-
quested.
VIM Tso.. Csno,, ESQ. M Justice Wayne, sup. Court
Capt O wnts., U. s.N Francis ssrsoe esq
Hamilton Fish, U. 8 =. Jno T. MetcsHe, " D. ~ Y.
Norsr mentioned in the circulars ths, for
young desire instruction in Latin, Italian spana
German services of the most competent professors would
be procured
0ctI3-d1
NI1W BOOKy.-Tbe Mystery Solved or Ireland's Miseriss
Grand Cause and Cure by the Rev Edward Marcus p,
Agent ,'' .ysa IS cen .
Shades cfChaacter The Infant Pilgrim by Anne W"odohs'
Near Home or The Countries Europe Described with Anec
dotcy snd numerous usstors by the suhor OF Peep OF Day.
on Asia and Australia pcscrbed' by The author of"Lne
neldry ofTaes, ustraieai by Miss cs,hHna
olive caves, BY Mrs 4. r. sfsourney Illustrated. rs cents
The Iosts senses by Kuo rs
Living Deada Series Of Home Truths by Rev. j. g. Ryle
rs cents, - -. #...........
For sale by GRAY sphLLANTYNEl,,
octfs s-s,,
AND Warrants want%dpe highest g., market g,'sss paid
- ~ n..' hR f,acs on,oa,te Tre..nrv nuildins
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UaWthOFh"F OF E|'~rNN*
THE published authentic edition OF the
Franklin Pierce, by Nathaniel Hawthorne Drawn up
from original the Generals military journal
asw field.
illustrated with accurate portrait from paint
ing by Tenny, executed expressly for this work.
Hawthorne college with General Pierce, and has
his friend peculiarly well qualified for
bsh literary asuhciou
ability with which the hook written. has been
pared wi sanction OF Gen. Pierce.
good and sold for the low price
Of 37k paper covers, and so cents in muslin.
and remting the amount
publishers, shall have the books promptly de-
hvered 10 free Of expense
liberal will be those who buy to sell again.
Early orders solicited.
TICKNoR, REED, h FIELDS,
Corner Of Washington md school streets, Boston.
For sale In Washington by TAYLOR MAURY, and
3-eodi3lOct II, TAYLOR.
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oRPu,ss' CouRr, October 2, 1852
IN the Of John D. Clark and George Savage administrator O
Thompson deceased, the administrators aforesaid
appohaon Washington
" appointed Tuesday, for the settlement
OF decreased Of
collected and turned into when
creditors said deceased notified attend
properly vouched they may otherwise be
provided Of this order
published for three weeks the Union OF this city
previous to said 3oti
Test; ED. N, ROACH, Register Wills.
True copy-test. ED. NJ ROACH, Register Wills.
Oct
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grsrast LAND orror October IA, ls5o.
NUMEROUS applications having office
subject decided, consideration
when executed before wtns-ser
before pubic in all however, 70
be under author
m on The official character notary taking such
ack ~ genuneness Of hs
Of the e9d March last will therefore he regarded
as so amended. JOHN WILSON,
i6-3nwfw Commissioned
THE Choice Works Of Thomas Hood, Prose aud
L Verse. vols. rt 4H
and Talks of American Farmer in England Part Cd
Puinsm's semi Monthly Library.
Ju.t published, and ior sale by
ctI7 Booksellers, 9th street,
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-on and amer
Hr LIST Of October next the mail boat viii leave
SDk berth South quarter past O'Clock In
"s Sen, so"sawsw GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
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III GODS w orks, Ridge Road, Phil
adelphaIron statuaryons, geyhounds, Newfoundland
and various stairs,
pa straight improved plans iron rainss and
das, comprising upwards OF 2OO designs. III ast
Designs and specifications will be sent Of the Unioas
by addressing ..tg .f
oct 5-d2n ROBERT WOOD, Philadelphia.
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the Public
Printing.

oSrIcx SurKRIsrKspssr Oh PUBLIC PRIsTIKo,
Washington, September 30 1852.
IN pursuance ofhs "Aet public print
&e approved August 1852 sealed proposals viii be
ceved this Office. In Capitol until the Monday day.
december next twelve O'Clock furnishing the
at may De required for the public printing the
December, 1883 Nv
The suboined list specifies nearly asceraned
The quann and the quality and description of each kind of
thai will be required
600 reams fine printing paper uncaended "a by
70 inches, and 10 weigh oryhye pounds to the ream OF
$50 sheets.
CLAss2. aN
1900 reams hne printing paper caendered "a by 80
inches and weigh fy pounds 10 the Of 4so
sheets.
300 superne hard sized caendeed printing
measure "a by % inces and TO weigh oryeigh pounds
70 the OF 460 sheets
The fibre Of above be OF linen
cotton, free
OF fair whteness and
EACH aud bundles contain
perfect Uniformity thickness and weight will
required bundle varying under five
from The standard weight will be received and the weight will
III be required Mixing OF various hcknesses in the
hnndSe make the wsg will be considered violation Of the
n reference shc shove will be
entered into for supplying the quantities required heea such
Tines the public service but The privilege reserved
ordering greater quantity either should
W be required such and in such Quantities be
deemed necessary.
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War Department,
Bureau Of Typographical Engineers,
pRoPosALs win be received and including the ION day Of
asO wnieOuk timber each 30 feet long
400 piece, bewn white timber long, square
5000 lbs. botiroh pieces Of u and IS feet long
ESQ eods sre haa., sore no sot or sand sone i2s fse
feet broad measure aneh pine plank 9ehs. wide
day Of April one-,hiid SIS, day May
The stone TO be delivered as follows;
q 91sa oa s ,n day S ,g on the a day
The timber aud plank 10 be free from splits rsn and other imper-
To be delivered Oak Orchard Creek, Lake Ontario
n. same s. na and 9as Of ,. w .ns s'p
portions Of delivery also ihe same.
Tbo same qaanes kinds. and qualities q materials viii also be
proponiens Of delivery also the same.
Inspected by ssen, United
approved and received the quantities. approved and received will
DUE which PC; ssa VIII Ss BY the United States an The
= @ @ d 10 s ued VI" @ he Ss
fail to fulfil his contract
Each proposal accompanied with evidence that the pro-
poser able fuh his contracts and the department reserves tho
Advances be made But viii be
made stated.
States notice him by the contractor On this accoun
the contractor not to subeco delay Of over three days but
nch landing shall delivery said articles
United States No delivery win be acknowledged except IN quan
hss and mrs stated aid il accordance with his advertisement
Until delivered Inspected received all articles win be the risk
Of he under delivered
Cd and they risk under the the
United states No delay to inspect and receive Al times stated viii
N made or allowed on the Of the United States
The proposals will be endorsed Proposals for TIMBER the
outside Of The envelope and w be addressed 10 The anasgned
Col. Corp, Typographical Engineers.
To be inserted In the Republic niegencsr and Urion, Wash
nron Courier Enquirer New York, Commercial ADVERTISER
ul lNh December.
OctN-d2tS S2nwtDecl0
VhE National Magazine for November is now ready.
lonus Bryant (porat Powerful Microscope; Life and
Johnson mice History OF the Alchemlsts
nslEr Fuller ossoie photography Websteri The Good
p"i ode Ghost; Training Of Bishop Latin Hymns The
iioceSs m sculpture, &C, &c., &c.
rnse, " a year, or rs cents per number .
For sale by the agents, GRAY BALLANTYNE,
ociA sevenh street
Nbhb Hthr. and Drawers, of sith, Cashmere,
efno amlswonl, hlso superior article OF
n lurl hFbly recommended invaids fun assortment
On nahd cheap for cash, OF to punctual customers 81
Hat, Cap, and Genienens Furnishing establishment,
octo3-edfeo ''""'' :"
MADAM BLAKE's Dancing ard yv.It,s,g Academy,
~ apollo HelMadam Blake has the honor announcing
ons and the public, that FIRST for the viii
ommence on the 21d OF November n. has
ough her agent In New York. fashionable dances 70
coming season Days Of tuition In Washington, Tuesdayrand
nshuemen hapa O'Clock For terms, apply the Rail-
OWEN a. son. Merchant T.ilow., beg leave 10 In
~ orm their friends and the public generally they have
her fall and winter goods comprising ssrort
superior cloths, together full
vesngs, 40, &c, and would respectfully cali.
VtW-3nwfw
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SEALED PROPOs - by m
dergned 2d day Of November IL O'Clock, for
northwest the south of the Presidents
House.
be made for doing by the cubic
bank before fing The
of haul from the bank place ofdepoe about 200
yards.
The earth complete tho contemplated i'm
provement estimated l2Doo cubic hut should
earth be required the contractor must bind himself deliver
additional quantity wanted the the first The whole
be completed by the lst day Of April next.
wd. d. BRECKENRIDGE,
Agent for the Improvement Of the public grounds.
Sent 25-Qawt22Noy
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SINGLE and Double Barrel FoyvlinR-peces, &c.,
The subscriber happy inform his and the public
generally from England received
opening OF and complete
stubb Laminaed priced
English single and double barrel offered for sale the
District.
guns importation,
order England
Purchasers therefore article mode
price,
Likewise just opened splendid Of cunning appaa-
patent other TASKS
and belts bags liquor ask metallic and other wads
washing cleaners wrenches, screwdiive
Walkers Elys aud Coxs Eye wire cartridges, l
ounung and bar locks by the pair
calls and ramod heads in fact
every article belonging the gun.
call earnestly the old established stand,
Pennsl lvania avenue, Sixth street.
Sep Is-2aw6wf JOHN w. BADEN
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GOOD Brnnds-
VI 10 pieces bright colored French merinoes
80 French menoes all eolors, qualities, and
- pieces hue Lyonese cloths very cheap
All OF the above OF the best brands
black alpacss bombazines
lines, in I'd, sioek Of black complete
In all departme Is
20 pieces ladies, habit cloth, all coors, now for coak
AT low prices a&l
pieces county white hannels wide and thick
pieces real Welsh flannel so yard, worth rs
rs pairs medium and fine blankets, great bargains
25 pairs crib and cradle blankets Ill
100 pieces black -coored sis :, choice qualities
900 pieces very mousseue Is yard so hnish
and good quality
Aso full and stock OF all kinds Of domestic goods
Our stock goods will be found worth
examination
Terms eush unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good prices fair dealing be relied ali
PERRY BROTHER,
Nov 2-eoshf Opposite Cenue Market
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ELEGANT Tapestry Csrpe,ings mt Reduced prices =
Ia just received subscribers beautiful
carpeings, which ready for exhibition and sale. es
These goods entirely and improved designs and
will dispose accordingly.
Also, In storc supply Of iowprced floor oeotbs and
dTuggets. CLAGETT h DODsON, 4 +
Dealers in all kinds of furniture dry goods,
Nov 2-3nfeod Pennsylvania door OF 9t
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V'IE updersigped, late Solicitor OF the Treasury.
has established himself the city Of Washington counsel
will his attention principally
United Supreme Court.
When occupied he will attend
other tribunals
Having devoted much the law concerning patents he
give advice opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent oce, and appeal the Chef Justice and
Justices OF The District Of Columbia and will also assist IN the
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents in pa OF the
claims before the
will also claims before board which established
for their adjudication.
street, opposite Treasury Departments.
r. II. GfLLET.
WAsuSaros, Nov. q ISso Nov 7-iyd&cp
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National Medical College, Warrington, ID. G.
THE thirty Of viii
first Monday in November, and continue until March.
FACULTY,
Miller, NJ. D., professor of and physiology
William r. Jobnstcn NJ D. professor Of obstetrics and the dis
eases Of and children.
Joshua Riley, NJ D. professor OF maea medca, therapeutics,
and hygiene
John Fred May, NJ d. professor Of principles and practice
surgery.
Grafton Tyler NJ D. professor Of pathology and practice med
cine.
Robert King Stone NJ D. professor Of mcroscopica and patho
logical anatomy
Edward Foreman, NJ D. professor Of chemistry pharmacy
James Y. Morgan, N. D.. prosccior and demonsfrn,or
Practical anatomy he th ample facility
Clinical instruction through the entire period n the lectures at
The Washington In6may under roof with college
Here medicine and both taught practically
The entire expense of full of lectures sas 90
Practical anatomy, by the demonstrator 10 90
Mairicunng fee, payable only
srnouauon expenses ~ w
Admission qical surrica, without charge
GRAFTON TYLER, N. D., Dean OF the Faculty,
Office and residence Washington and Gay Georgetown
Aug 3-Aw3mdkcp
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Collectors once, city Hall,
October T. lS5o.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERs.Noc Is hereby given that de
allowed by law on the taxes OF the
current year, IL paid during the present month"; :,
Oct 7-eoNoyif r. ROCHE Collector
A Ew TAPESTRY AND VELVET CARPETiNGs.-
subscribers additional
ply goods OF which will be found desirable and
beyond precedent.
mats, various staples, all Of which will be
ndesructbe dampness, aud very reason
nble.
Aso supply made cotton sheets In superior
Of sheetng cotton
b without ths ofhemminr.
supply Flemish table and toilet linens
sold further reduction Of prices since our INST an
nouncemont. CLAGErT DODSON,
in all kinds OF furniture dry aoods.
Oct 5-3teoif
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OWEN son, Merchant T.iicr-, beg leave 90
2 or their friends and the public generally they have
lived their fall and goods comprising
q superior cloths, together with FUN variety choice fancy
Oct27-3tawsw = ~ N-"'
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| NDhS .HtRF. and Drawers, Of sitk, Cashmere,
mtrno, ambsvoo nlso, superior article Of
ur, highly recommended invalids fu assortment
w nahd cheap for cash. punctna customers, at
CHAS. H. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentemen's Furnishing establishment,
%. Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street
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AND warrants vAnted.-Tbe highest prices paid
IL for warrants etssss sffta.-at HAhiLIoN " fANi,
Oct a4-d3un Once opposite Treasury budnG.
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VsE National Magazine for November is now ready
ohens Bryant Iporuaitl Powerful Microscopes Life and
ns ol Johnson, nice cncravngs History OF the Achemisrs
p p.1EN,t Fuller ossoie photography Websteri The Good
puoi odyt Ghost; Training OF Bishop Latin Hymns The
rfoce~s Of Sculpture, &C, kc., &c.
rIef, " year, or ls cents per number. .
: FOR sale by the agents, GRAY BALLANTYNE,
0ca seventh srreet
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mi nDAn HLAKEs Dancing and w.lsying Academy,
npono ha-Madam Blake has the honor Of announcing 70
and me public, that her FIRST quarter for the VIII
% %menee on the 2ad Of November, s5a Madam D. ba.
nongh her agent In New York all the fashionable dances %
coming season. Days Of tuition Washington, Tuesdays
uidays from half past ul half past O'Clock ming
Vet l0-eodu '''S
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DRoPosALS will be received Of War until the
sd Of 1885, for the removal Of e raft Ned
river will be awarded 10 the lowest
sponsibie bidder provided the be satisfactory 10 the depa
mont and shaI exceed hundred thousand dollars
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UOrdes tickets and certificates packages
will
official each drawing Immediately after
all who order from
Address Il. E. O'BRIEN, Agent
Oct 81 aar Alexandria, Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-16

in the chamber, while the one the nephew
had seen still lay at the same place; and that
il was Of dun color He concluded to 60
into the bole FIRST and hold the niuzzlc Of the
rifle; one Of the nephews was tofollow to pull
the trigger, while the other remained outside
to keep the dogs off. and be ready to pull
them out if necessary. He had discovered
that the hole went down about six feet and
then stopped at rock about three feet high,
between which and the roof Of the cave was
the chamber where the animal laid. lie felt
satisfied that the animal could not spring
suddenly out as there was not room for him
to do so. and to that be attributed the safety
Of the dogs and that upon the rock the an
imal without doubt struck the blow, which
had been heard when the dogs first entered.
He Was also assured that one man could not
shoot him. as from the position be necessari-
" must occupy in the hole, be could not get
the muzzle Of the piece over the ledge Of rock
at the entrance.
The plan being formed it was speedily car
ried out. They both stripped off all unne-
cessary clothing. and Rudolph entered first,
firmly clutching the rife near the muzzle,
Wnic, nc p'ough. over Va, rocA. ~ ~ =
CIV followed ana brought INC gun % us snou'-
aer' though not wisnous gfeas a''ncui'y' ~ =,
tue pos,'ion they occnpaed Mas excceu'"g'y
AWKWARD ocing nearly On lfrPacks' anu
the heads lower than their a - your
work clear said Adam. 'snoot ~ ye anu
aor Jet US snoos Twice. seems eyes
now, said the young man, but cannot find
,ne END OF the rlhe-ra'se iis'ie higner---a
niue 10 the ieit-a little 20 the fight-.here'
steady-a niue higner' N igw Whisper
when instantly the piece was discnarged w''u
most 'erfihc report 10 tina. connhea place
ana as .hey Afterwards sa'd, tney lnougn'
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FLAX COTTON.


We arc indebted to the Hon CHARLES j
FAULKNER for a specimen of Flax Cotton, an
article which is making some stir in the COM
mercial world
We observe that machine has been pat
ented which by some process, unknow to us
reduces the fibres Of Flax to soft mass re-
sembling Cotton, which can then be spun into
threads by the common apparatus. The spe-
cimen in our possession is rather more like
fine Wool than Cotton is very beautiful
and ifthe process Of reducing the Flax does
not prove too expensive it is great diseov-
cry for countries where Cotton cannot be
conveniently obtained. We would suppose
that cloth made from this substance would
possess all the war nth Of woollen and the
durability of linen fabrics. Romuey Int.
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BoAT-LIFE IN CHINA.

The cheapest Of dwellings, is boat: ono
half Of which is reserved for the family, and
the other let ont either as ferry or excursion
boat generally under the management Of the
wife Notwithstanding the limited space
for the whole boat is scarcely twenty five feet
in length--it is usually kept extremely clean.
Every nook is put to use, and place for d.
minutiye altar always found all the cook
ing and washing for the family is done in
their half Of the boat, yet no disagreeable
sight shocks the temporary posscssor of the
other half, and rarely is a whmper from the
poor little ones heard The mother steers.
with her youngest child tied 10 her back the
elder children have often similar burdens.
with which they climb and jump about with
out taking any heed ofthe unfortunate infants
| was oftcn.pained to see the head Of new
ly born baby flung from side to side with ev-
cry captr Of its juvenile nurse. or exposed
wholly unsheltcred to the burning sun. One
who had not seen, can hardly form an idea.
Of the poverty and priyations Of boat dwell
ling Chinese family f a,
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JET AND JET ORNAMENTS.

1t would excite surprise in the minds Of
many lady adorned with what are known
as get ornaments" were she told that she is
wearing only species of coal and that the
sparkling material made by the hand Of the
artistic workman into thing of beauty
once formed the branch Of a stately tree,
wherein the birds of the air rested, and un-
der which the beasts of the field reposed
yet biologists assure us such is really the
fact They describe it as variety Of coal
which occurs sometimes in elongated uniform
masses. and sometimes in the form Of branch
es. with woody structure. 1t is, in its nat
ural state, soft and brittle, of velvet black
color, and lustrous. 1t is found in large
quantities in Saxony, and also in Prnssian
amber mines in detached fragments, and be-
ing exceedingly resinous, the coarscr kinds
are there used for fuel burning with green
ish fame, and strong bituminous smell
leaving an ash, also of grccnish color. Jet
is likewise found in England, on the York
shire coast.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-03-16
SOUTHERN womEs.


A southern letter writer says, in regard to
the women Of the south, that lie was particu-
larly struck with their beauty Of form, their
Symmetrical! and harmonious figures. In this
they excel northern women. Many Of them
dress with exquisite taste. very richly but
seldom gaudily or with any display Of tinscl.
The provcrbial afability and urbanity Of the
southern character finds its fullest develop
mcnt in the women The southern lady is
naturally easy, uncmbarrasscd and polite
You may 60 into the country, where you please
you may 60 as far as you please from town.
village and post Office. you may call at the
poorest house you can find, provided you
don't get among crackers, and, whether you
accost maid or matron, you will always be
answered with the same politeness and treat
ed with the same Spontaneous courtesy