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SALES OF REAL EsrATE.--The following
sales we're made on Thursday, March II, at the Mer-

CouRr CALESDAR-This Day. --CIscUIT
CouRr-Nos los, 4, s. 6, 7, 223, 2sS, 2S9, 23i 29i,
300, 29), 295. 2G6, $50, 235. -,
suPERIoR CouRr-Nos 525, 500. s74, s05, IS, OIL,
SSs sss ga 6ss 636, 637 63s $685. 6iO Gal, oi2
643. 645 to 65l, 653 to go inclusive.
SUPREME CoURr-Spseial fum-Nos. OF, Ia, 10,
"a, 90, Al, SO, 5, $50, so, IS, 90, 90, 90, 70.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Thursday, March IL, 1852.
The small Note Bill has been rejected IN the Sen
ate BY vote Of IL to 10.
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Railroad Extension.

BALrIMoRg, THURSDAY, March ii, 1852.
AlHge meeting was hello this morning at the Ex'
change In favor OF the proposed railroad from Inc
terminus of the York and Cumberland Road TO Sun
bury. One hundred and Atty delegates were ap-
pointed 10 repre- this city IN the Convention to
Be hale here next SATURDAY.
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The Alabama at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday, March " 1879
.ss steamship Alabama, Capt. Ludlow, arrived
-" % hours from New-YoIk.
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louisiana LEGISLATURE.

Nw.ORLxANs, Wednesday, March 10, 1852.
Ia me CnizeDs' Bank bill was passed to-day by
~te msJellty over the Governors veto
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celebration in Old Berks Co.. Pa.-Rsiiroad


READING, Thursday, March IL, 1852.
ahe Centennial Anniversary OF Old Berks County
srsss Seisoratsd to-day. A salute OF 100 guns was
oy the Ringseld Artillery
dsv nae named Sailor was over by the cars TO-
Ny oas Of his legs was cus of.
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Death or Hon. VIM. u. Bullock.
Defeat or she Small Note Bill.

SAVANNAH, Wednesday, March 10, 1852
Ron. VIM. u. Bullock, formerly u. 8. Senator
nom Georgia, is dead.
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The Southern Mail-Texas News-Mail
KobbeFy.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, March ii, 1852.
The Southern Mail, as late as Que, has come 10
hand.
Galveston dates to the 27th ultimo had been re.
ceived at New. Orleans. The Legislature had passed
bills incorporating the Peoples Line OF Gulf Steam
srs, the Texas Railroad Company, and the Red
River Railroad Company.
David PaIkerson, a mail-ilder on the route from
Washington TO Abbeville, b. e., was arrested at
Dalbury, Ga on the 2lst ult charged With robbins
the mail under his care at sunaty times during the
few past months. lie made a full confession of his
Ruilt
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SUPERIOR CoUar-Before Judge Sand
ford Thomas MuiAarilis agt James Mrwad-ro
recover damages talreafy referred TO- Tor loss OF
service. &C. Of Mary NJ, daughter Of plaintiff, al
legged TO have been seduced by defendan while she
was living at service at bis house. Tns Jury re-
turned sealed verdict in favor Of plaintiff OF $4,000.
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An,i-Slavery in she Massachusetts Legislature

BOSTON, Thui sdav, MAfcn III, 1927.
In the House OF Representatives 10 day MT. hoar,
Of Worcester introduced series OF resolutions on
Slavery, which declare that me principles upon
which the peImanence of the Union and the liberty
Of the citizens depend, have been put IN hazard by
The Compromise acts,-that Congress has no ngat
pnvolve free States In the shame or quito Slavery
BY laws designed 10 countenaoce, perpetuae or ex-
tend n-thst Massachusetts YIELDS 10 no DINERS In
attachment to the Union and IN. Consuinsion,-that
they will support the one and obey the other, ana
fesist any measures which violate liberty, disturb
The harmony and encsnger the existence OF the
ulion,- that the Fugitive Slave Law Is uncosstlu
nonal unjust and oppressive, and ought 10 De specs
ly and forever repealed that Massachusetts, pro-
tests against the delivering mo slavery OF men
found upon the soil, especially without due process
Of law, and without trla by jury, or legally con-
ssisu,ed judicial tribunal,-aEd that Massachusetts
expects her Senators aud Representatives. TO con-
form to the principles Of these resolutions. IL was
voted to refer the resolutions 10 Select Committee
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CITY ITEMS.
RANCE or rHE THERMOMETER.

RANGE or THE THERMOMETERS
Ala j. Dslatoss's Formerly Lynch Ctark's sot 90. -
1852. AN. NooL. 81 NJ ar
March l0--.-...---S2 AZ rs ~
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Y A Pos; o esss H md 5. D. Aa'aoSI 'a
..i,,,eo Postmaster
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lViug az ttIVlCC dt hio houSts .
turned sealed verdict In fayor OF painIh OF S'ooo'
Advertisement How easy IT Is to get
Daeuerreoty pc that will please II yon only eau AZ
the Iight place. the Roots, AZ No 3os broadwsy,
Conner of Franklin st, received the Gold Medal Tor
the best Daguerfeoypes exhibited a. 'he las, !tu
held AT Castle Garden also the first Prize a. the
Franklin Institute, Phiadelphia, and al the sIasS
Far held at HarrisDurgh, Pa
Advertisement HOUSE AND Lot AT
.rcrIor The attention Of our readers Is caDed 20
an .dvsrti.ement IN another column, OF nice, MOD
s~r bu,lt bouse IN St Marks place al auction Ine
nne,,r is very desiraoy located ca the pleasan'en
street In the City, and will be sold 70 inc niyne"
bidder.
advertisement Rich GRAPE SHAwLs.
Inst receiyed at Colu mbian Hall, No 25i Gfaha SIS
.new and suIepdid assorime nj Of rich Grape ohtwb
'nI.in and embroideTed,) which viii De oneIeo a.
tbe following low prices Rich emoioicerea "hi ,s
sno Colored Grape Shswls, worth $lz, WEI pc solo
for As only do. White and Co0red, worm 10 snS
sold for Sla rich Plain White and Coiofeo' ~vt'a
fron sIs 10 $40 and Will be sold RON 20 10 Wv
Ladies # YOU doubt y, call and examine tnem-
advertisement Rich BRocADE SILKS.
A new and splendid assortment OF ricn bfocsns
siiks mas INST been opened at Columbian hall, no.
0sj Grand 81 comprising some OF the ncne" syies
ever ffIe,sd IN this City. Laoies desrous OF puf'
= ssing silk Dress should call and examine men.
rich Brocade Silk, worth u 80 per ysIo, Is Sc ICON
obtained las IN the present easel a. ~ per yAo-"
less, IN no ether store In tnis CITY
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John f. ROdrssn was the mex. witness
Ii March and April, 1851, was engaged ln me CiD
Foupsry and also IN steamboat operations, ouylns
and selling s,samboa.s was acquainted win veste
called the Cleopatra che was about 10 iee' lohs
and about - feet WIDE snd about III feet oep,h OF
hold she had been running upon Long Island ooind
purchased the vessel IN the sprlng 81 1911 OF lsase
Nsvtoo and Daniel Drew do 30, kno that the price
is material: bought her for myself and pal1 for her
myself, sold the steamboat sgsin the OIL OF ssie
- ta phineas o. Wilson (CaP'. wilson, sae par
CIV w.smace VITA me by Oliver PIttheld ne "a
he ony uan, before purchased her thaS appnesa 20
ne for a steamboat THE District Attorney ssId ~
would show Nj P was Mr. O'S 8 sseasl hiaA
tae paper ,iile made out sane Gay oo's -
or cav amer, but | held her IN POSSESSION se'Ita
dars. | then delivered her TO Capt wilson ~
rollers ana machinery were thoroaghy oven
ard repaired she was said not to De NJ Iol -
yovace; netting was done 10 alter her elceps -
brace the chimreys With additional sisS we're 's sss
-, N n, smnoyed for sea voyages she vas Ai'7l
ward Detained Oy cur aIm fsi repairs - shsTs
ard engine, amounting to s9s's 10 ,nsl,,s.S IN
also one or tao csTgoes of coal inenoe. =.
a. which had been paid for - ii' 'ah''
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conformity tia Of Virginia of 1872 49 section 49,
do hereby make known all whom
peas BY certificate OF the escheaor Of The city Of Norfolk dated
the m day Of November 1851 and received into the land ONCE
the l4 November lt5 thai BY inquest held the 2
day Of October 1851 the following lots lying 10 The city ofNook
have been found eseheaed 10 this Commonwealth 10 Wit
lot Of land bounded b Dartmouth street The soa BY Prince
street the by the NORTH and BY Amelia
the east with wood dwelling house H. escheated ho the
estate OF John Lawrence, deceased.
lot OF land bounded by Liberty the morrill, by Robert
Patterson land the BY North lat street on the SOUTH and
by Cumberland the with old brick house
esoheated from the estate Of Robert McMunn, deceased
And vacant LOT Of land OF Botcou street, bounded
by Sedens land Bouhes lind the SOUTH and
by Thomas the escated from the estate Of Richard
Y. Burke, deceased Test;
S, II. PARKER
Nov l6-Iaw6w Register Of tile Land Once.
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QEMOyAI-The ceebrated DR. q. w RoBhCK professor of
usroo, astronomy, phrenology, and geomaney combined
win conlurauon from Sweden having removed hts office 10 No.
White New York, offers his services The citizens
Of Washington lie has been consuted all the crowned heads
Europe AND enjoys hshc reputation an arooger than
any living Naivies calculated according gcomancy-
ladies 50, gentlemen Persons
navuos drawn BY sending day Al
lctsrs containing the
ton, and nat,vites sent 10 part Of world,
durable and he prepared 10 make
oonbwaon on any q the following topics courshp advice
successful accomplishment
Re power given 10 The free use
boe all Of hazard recovery on
stolen property lottery tck Tbo
have been city and Is
United States, TO the full or
10000 have been four
will and will
and mail
need through the post Office DR..
receives monthly, and has
one An letters will be relriousy attended to- prepaid BE
ucuar 70 nsae county State For
Erarss Hf ~ .G.'I 5 N1 hE
q. w. RoBACR,
White street, New York.
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THE UNION; WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING, FEB 80 1852


snider's Wine store, 78 Walnut
and caeap gndsS has eonssssaes a se sooe
Gus sales made by him eonsunerbeen Obliged largely
faction u offering the best wines and liquors
BY him He would refer 70 some invoices as iolews
Dun Gordon Co.'S. sheTTss acng delicate
low prices RAJ Old and some very choice drauh
gallons specially selected for consumers sons eaa Amonuado
ole put Europe which he challenges
Maalana and Amonlado peculiarly adapted
60 eonyalehcents, they without stimulating
Portwines principally specially selected for his sales
mes from the stock OF "Burmeste" al opoo and imported d
Thess fui,y deleal highly APP
all Ports and red wines paned OFF as such
They are Of various sorts and prices bottles and on drought by
delicate white Port and Melnsey Port. ,,,,
Persons suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels cannot be
too careful in their choice Of Port
Madeira wines Of various Sorts dry and ns south side old East
sparkling wines the subscriber wen known that
the Moet champagne aud the splendid sparkling Mose
ported by him. superior TO any other WINES aud are sold at prices
lie has also champagne wines various brands and qualities
wines generally the subscriber holds himself TO be judge
offers The ne, stock here from The very Lowest price, by the single
burgundy wines stock and
ina, Nc !. can Them from ms vaults as so0aa ooe Of Bur
ssu,eIne and Bsrsae always on hand in bottles e.
essrs BERNHARD Jordan Of CotenS are extensive and number
choicest vngev " the seinbeg, which is the best
the Rhine,
the articles Cognac brandies he has
embracing old Of 1900 Of otaid Dupuy Co..
and celebrated "Cnyer OF IN eighth casks and 8ia IN
hlds and "Dubouche 1914 in hhds consignment which will
be soldlow.
preserving brandy and all other wines and liquors. including all
above sold by retail in quantity desired
All goods delivered within days reach Of Philadelphia freight
paid Orders viii be promptly executed If senby mail or teo
Address JACOB sNIDERir,
Cheap Wine Store, 10 Walnut street, Philadephia.
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FeDUdIy IoN-
IN petition VIM r. James, Of New Rochelle New York,
praying Of granted 10 him for
from tile expiration
patent, which takes place the thirteenth day Of April
a ID. 1852
that the said petition be heard the Patent ohce
Monday the 18th day April ~ O'Clock aud all persons
notified show they have why said
petition ought to he granted.
opposing required file the Phten
Office their objections specifically fortn writing twenty
days hearing All testimony filed by either
hearing transmitted in
with the rules the Office, which will be furnished appca
Ordered also tina, this notice be published the National Intel
gencor, Republic, union Washington d. o.; Philadelphia
Inquirer Philadelphia Pa Providence Journal Providence X III
Psbug Gazette, Ptsbug Pa Express New York ~ VI Daily
Roston, Daily Journal Milwaukee, Wis;
three successive weeks 70 the 18th day Of
April neIt ........,
TH0S. EWRANK,
g Commissioner of Patents.
papers viii please ard send their
Patent oice with paper containing this notice
Feb l3-1aw3w
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MOSES Il. HOLT,


ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Law,
San Francisco, California.
Rrvrprrors. Hon w Inge, NJ c. Alabama; John &. Taylor
ESQ Mobile Alabama Messrs Rhodes. Wright, Co., New Or
leans, Louisiana Henry Clark, esq, TMboro North carona
Hon W. NJ Gwn NJ ca Californian Benz r. True esq New York
city, j. r. eacy ESQ., Boston, Massachusetts A. Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May I-2awU
NEW York California Millionaire Assoe,ation.-
One thousand thousand dollars. Capital 81 0o0
600 limited number Of shares are 10 be obtained by Influential
capital invest special partners admitted In
conformity with the revised statutes Of New York free from per
liability at the 900 cash, and
shares issued therefor 70 return ten cent annually
prospect doubling the WHOLE in safe operations In
trade mining the United States under Tho direction and
t,aI az OLIVER HOLDEN,
A eralP and Chief Agent
No n Wall street. New Yok.
Cafrnans responsible parties throughout Union
who with the United States
cation and investment nssocaion be employed
points, line Of steamers and vessels be made
the mails passengers and freight
from Europe Asia, Africa, and the Americas,
Tbere increasing business doing with Caor
MIA the Pacific long the supply Of gold
Inc demand goods and manufactures win
most liberal views and calculations therefor And
and pro6t thereby that formed
der firm and style of " boLphS Coz
and Commission Merchants, banking
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 900 900.
Feb2-u
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EEga sgg1;ss

A NEW Route q Pittsburg, via the Baltimore, sus-
IA guehanna and Pennsylvania RaoadThrourA TO Pnurg 10
express OF will Calvert station daily
Washington and Baltimore 81
M, connecting with the fast ne Middeown !,
irving at Harrisburg at u, m, 10 dinner
The Harrisburg for q p M, arriving al
odapbug Athis point have the option
by packet boats
stages direct Holidaysburg Pisbnrg
Tickets sold following points by this train, TO wit
York, wghtsvlle, Columbia Marietta, Mddletown, Harrisburg
Port Mersown Perysvle, Lewsown Moyeystown, Hunt
ingdon, Hoidaysburr, and Ptsburs.
This train Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle, Shppcnsburg, Johannesburg and
points this road
Washington for
the Of the will be at The
dep u OF the Baltimore Railroad Company the arrival OF
baggage, which viii be
ROBERT STEWART,
OctI-df Ticket Agent.
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New Fail and Winter Goods

IIooE. DRoTHER, Co. Pennsylvania avenue, between h
ii Streets jus, offer the
of Washington, Georgetown aad Ale xandTia
OF Maryland and Virginia, full and
English India and staple
dry goods, the recent inspirations They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark coofs
brocade silk, evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pou de sole g
Heavy waiered silks, all coors
Real Irish popiDs, richly watered, all shades
black silks, all widths
wide eolored silk veivets shade
Merino and Thibe cloths, great variety
French de LANES, designs
Irenc de cosse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemiettes, with sleeves 10 match
Rea yaencennes lace chemiseies and cuffs
Richly muslin collars, and
NIB and lace Trimmed handkefch
White embroidered Caution shaw from SIG 10 SIS
Velvet rioaks and mantIas, st,ies
Silk manfilns and vies also styles
Real cashmere sbawis, long aud square
Real cashmere and Tibet scars
Long aud short sewing silk mts and gloves
Baou's celebInIed kid gloves every size and shade
Black silk laces, black and colored silk nnges
Thread ace and inserings, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambria rulings
Muslin and cambria insertings and edgings
Sash, neck, and belt ribands, &c &C.
entirely and desirable goods, suit
approaching which weekly add
will be that purchasers be assured OF finding
all the styles, at the loves
prices. .. - -
Sept left
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new and extensive Gallery OF Pre-

uTHITEHURs1os and extensive Gallery ofPre-
w Dagurrcotypes the OF Duva BIo between
Az and 9th streets, Pennsy vana avenue.
This gaa advantages others being bui on
this IL
largest skyRhts this couny, the
copying painting daguereoyPe having Its superior IN
world beautiful and bghiyhnihed
though cloudy preferable,
for children. Post promptly attended 10.
Awarded late Fair OF The Maryland lnsi
lat and a the late Fair NJ New York,
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Washington d. CT ~ Main
street, Richmond Virginia Lyncburg, Virginia; Norfolk, Viz.
rina and Petersburg, Virginia.
These galleries free 10 the public at all hours Of The day
Dec. l2-d3m Sole proprietor
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7 ONG Life within reach OF aii-The celebrated
physicians, Doctors Brothe and Gray, have hnny
settle Themselves in the city Of Washington n having
search OF knowledge and haR tpen'
Indians for the purpose OF gnH moronrh
knowledge Of botany they daer themselves qaihea 70 neVe
human family subject We
promise favor with call that we will with
them their complaints and
toms guarantee and speedy cure The Doctors
vegetable and prepared by themselves We
also complaints,
from what they originated how long standing
viz nrue Refe. had ONCE
all the counties Of the States Of New
York Csnndas &C. who having been given
faculty. hearing Of and awaiting themselves Of
SKILL been restored hca Diseases successfully treated al
following dyspepsy, constipation piles scrofuln,
bronchitis erpelss letter scnd head, dropsy, all
diseases Of the skim lungs, stomach bowels liver
Kidneys, spine, &c
once street, opposite the Smithsonian Institution.
Oct e-d2w.
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"A BY ALPHABETICALLY arranged with
latest and most approved authorities.
avos, Law sheep svo, pp 4,l77. Retail mise SO s
40 and 81 Ann street. New York.
Opinions of tAe Profession.
profession that such body
public patronage. ,o,,,,s ,,,,r,,,, ,r,,, So,
Justice Nelson his opinion of the abovemen
CHANCELLOR wALwoRTH.
NEW York, Sept ae, 1880.
The from The range
o@s as anS 10 e law him s c
reference and will extensively aid the student the practitioner
~ ROBERT j. WALKER.
ooroBss u, 1850.
graf fed with their accuracy; pleased
precision cleaness with which announccs the pnn
from il myse profession should
learn ~ merits and, like ms, enjoy its advantages. ,
Nrw YoRK Cry, oct ie, 1880
4, aparts all advantages arranged
noobook while 10 the profession deal of time and
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia. I
collected great diligence accuracy
very ably which those apply The
a. - JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia
Ihave examined Kinne,s Compe much aen
mably adapted purpose for which il obviously
argument
Jules, with confidence that they treated with great
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
calculated to be greater help TO The student than any oer
i''' = ''''' '' w. l.. HURST, Philadelphia.
The plan aud utility accuracy
unqualified appreciation Of distinguished urs IN the
verSn oln 81 Ss af Nsw Jersey tucker Of
ofw Washington city, Weston Of Msine &c, &c , rn,,,,
Nov24-u 40 and 81 Ann street
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General Agency and LAW Once at Washington,
DE sELDING d WYLIE,

No. buildings Pennsylvania aef dsor wet %
Browns HOTEL Warrington, ID. C.
nHAs DE EELDING ANDREW wyLIE, IT., having formed
partnership for The OF prosecuting claims before
before board OF
appointed for the adjustment OF spoiations other
claims against foreign prepared TO give tc
be inusied
their charge They will attend Obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land dues claims arising under treaties,
buying and selling real estate, collecting private claims
rents, sc.
either nmsef firm be nised, IN any OF the courts Of
the Dstrct or the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Cha De seldinr being United states commissioner notary
pubc and all States the Union,
will give prompt taking testimony, ncknowledg
men deeds which appcan TO his Office
will be moderue and regulated by The amount cl.iDed
tn ex services required.
(post pad) will receive immediate attention.
Sept s-dly
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JAMES n. EDWARDS, late Commissioner OF PEN
sIons Smith, attorney aiaw formerly Of ogdens
burg New York opened office In Washington city Cor
claims before Congress md
Tho oreeuve departments Of the general government Theypom
their business that be Entrusted
20 their care be made 10 members Of heiast
Congress-
Hotel, will be duly attended to-
Repl Cd
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EDWARD X. COLLINS n co,
No. 50 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sIHPLEY, Co.
Liverpool
II. G. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE u CO.,
70 Rue NotTe Dame dies VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, HavTe.
The win god
bullion, jewey precious metals, unless bills OF
ading signed therefor and the value therein expressed
Sept 5--dly
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no OWNERS Lands Ina TexnsA gentleman in Virginia,
and lawyer desires TO Texas
present and would like become the agent for
county, with view bring them into
capital and is DESTROYS Of engaging in
agriculture lie the satisfactory testimonials Of capac
integrity responsibility, his
enable considerable emigration TO Texas
Any who would be inclined TO avail himself
placed correspondence with the
ADVERTISER suitable responses, BY addressing, pad
VIM GOUI.DiN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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DRIvATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
received good educson and resided years In Paris
obtain per
private family Of responsibility.
smy can be
Of the highest responsibility either In this country o.
in England, 49,
Mar 1B-dnf
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HOUSEKEEPING articles, such as
III French China dinner and tea
Iron China dinner, ten, and toilet ware
Crockery of every color aud quality
Cut and pressed glassware looking classics
Fancy hardware, lamps, and grnndoles
Table cutlery, manel and table ornaments
JapanE ed goods, plated ware
Bronzed iron goods, Aitsn and Britannia ware
Cooking utensils Of almost every description
Wood ware, Tin ware, baskets, brushes, &C.
Altogether forming extensive assortment OF housekeeping a-
worthy those about furnishing
decidedly their interest TO call and
inc arliclcs and prices. &. w. BOTELER,
Nov I6-2aw3w Opposite Centre Market
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The steamship Columbia will ply, in eonneAion with the
above steamers between San Francisco and ports IN Oregon
Each allowed $50 bs personal baggage iee not ex
ceeding u measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight viii be taken Chugres 10 cents FOOT and nom
Panama Francisco at the OF Sl00 per ton
height passage apply at the Office OF the company az
West street, New York city, NJ o. ROBERTS.
Jan lO--dJl