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Washington, April l2, 1852.
pRoPosALs whiting viii be received by The undersigned for
the lot No I 32 containing lO3e square
feet with the brick building thereon iorney occupied this
for the situated The corner oil
The
SALE valuable property
nov offered for purchase. J. f. BROWN,
Apl3-eod2w Secretary
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sHAyyLs AND vIsITEs.

WE expressly for the sale Of shhv ves
manues &C The stock in shawl room viii bo found
eonpletn, embracing the following:
Ks embroidered Grape sawls, IN prices from 8
Si25
90 plain white Grape shRwls All grades and prices
pla md emhroidercd coiored shavls
cashmere, berege, md mousine shaws all styles
20 medium and low priced visites
40 vstea and mantles, and New York styles
Ladies' greatly 70 the advantage 10 give call
can them for
buy The materials also yery handsome Of
dress goods. uun,. ...
Mar es-lm shawl and vise depot opposite Centre Market
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LDUCApION-Rev d. McCARTER'S Boarding School for
IL young SashuTg, county Pennsylvania
The semi session will the
first Monday English mathematical
branches together with the modern music
hc taught The whole for boafd tuition, &C.
session o months, $50
circulars, giving information, inquire this office,
dress
Rev. d, McCARTER, A. NJ,
Mar 23-eod6w Principal.
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CLOTHS. CAssIMEK Es, AND vEsTTNGs.

CLOTHS. CAsSIMEH Es, AND VESfINGS.
m PIECES black French CLOTH all grades M.
~ 10 pieces black doeskin, very superior
a. Is do fancy cloths
~ do fancy cassimeres ....a.. s#.s.s
- vest shapes, very pretty
pieces black saun ..I
10 do yestings
With PLAN afhose, gloves
penders, pocket -handkerchie's, cravats, sc. .. .
Gentlemen wishing goods the description will call and
e examine stock which they will ind complete. III. 5.
YERBY x MILLER,
Mar s5-lm 81 Opposite Centre Market
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FLOOR oILCLoTHs AND INGRAM CARPErINGS.-
supply Of hoor
olclOth n tapestry Brue Panne landscape and bouquet Dc
all In entirely ard different from those hitherto
by and made.
Also "a wide English step ocohs, very
heavy durable, pleasant article for
Berlin Leipc domestic table oilclots Of which
rich n the extreme.
Also fu supply nrain carpetngs from the late auctions,
which, % approaching season, were bought
cheap disposed accordingly some a' low a -
per yard.
Also ! bale skeleton door
Jenny Lind Do
l do Edelade do
To all o. which we q customers and the
Pusps Sps,l afne,s,Sn aileoi,n.yi cLAGETT DoDsoN.
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THE ladies and Il Washington and s vicinity
spectuiy informed that the GRsSp fAIRr 0ffRA or Csps-
RtLL., LIrTE GLAss StIFrFR, will he
performed the National Tentre luesday evening April 2th
Juvenile members Of the community
Children Of larger growth also
attend enjoy good and witness the happiness Of
Children under Of hah price
An
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DLEAK HOUSE by Diokens-pert =, N ustratad.
Id London Labor and the London Poor-part ~.
Romanism Home kirvHn Letters 20 Chief Justice Tansy
: hp9i rRANCK TAYLOR
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSE BUILDERs-I would respect
fully old and the public 10
received and well selected stock Hardware,
ley ke, prepared TO sell cheap the cheapest My
building particularly faiier nyss
Washington. will
at any prove may give truth
the Inducements will be offered possibly
be rejected.
Pennsylvania avenue, between loih streets.
Ap 29--3sodn
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FURNITURE DRY GOODS --CLAcETT DoDsoN,
s,sr IN IN sad. q GOOD. ,h above line hays ls pleasure
soun IN Washington, Gcorreown Alexandria their
r,rd which, aded 10 brir ormsr stock make ,heir
t nov complete; al ef which be Of very latest
W. can be had In any other establishment UniOn
IN TOILET GOODS.
~ nA l ia and is4 Russia BsrnsIey, and Irish sheet
"A nsi Nneh viii he sold tower than heretofore
Mlnsh inch, 50 inch, and 81 inch pillow and bolster
ar iJ suasns any ercelepce hIihero
A.e,s E", ., % ale 70 ,s PAT 2, 'hs cosn, AM.
r. aad eord.u all styles
% % aSd asayy hoetabaek , or IN ssma.s borders, which
Ia, In p = ,od as low y haekslZesh ny rhc yard
s ss'iG, .ss sss S Ss s us, q which h..
n, s-s fuud kssaly conducive 70 bssuh
sasn rpbber- and Rns-ia doves and crash Those last
H. WV be ound excellent he used for bathing
M many othe, kinds towelinr necessary specify
.an ~ ~ " and 44 pns sue, hnn, and white Dresden
VIM, Masr Victoria Fren,h and weted qup
Al, ny ,,. not ssng 100 heavy for The approaching season
hs punk blue bud and Seqaimsn toilet and crib covers
W., W. respectfully Of the puSlc these goods
Apul i-eodi0Nsyi cLAGETT DoDsoN.
AsLr LISEss--GI.AGETT poDsos respectfully an
A INC NE reception their store Of the following goods In the
lo4 1919 by Io4 lols BY 1914 1915 by double
~ sb cloths al elegant chep Also oyerayS, lunch and
lin - - by -, "a by - and by IS dinner and
e,.,-. sRe ahd cniofed ffnrf doihse
A." and French colored damask wine cloths.
III article of glass linen for wpng porcelain, &C
n " and lO4 Flemish, Scotch, and Irish table
AFH li--sO'lMsyh JLhGETr DoDsoN.
|
ni reccived-ChiIdrsn's carriages. bathinp-tmbs,
a cooersI have this dsy received lot OF Boston Bath
sizes and pn cessome superior also lot Of
"a little nicer than anything have ssen before
on hand, supply Of childrena French willow and
psh carriages, very also CATS wheelbarrows, sc,
~ va be sold very cheap
g. WOODWARD.
~ A-Aeodif a''N''' p'''''' wv ''ia 80 '''@'
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Two desirable Squares Lots for saie.-The under
signed having division of his square,
lots and spacious Alleys according plan
posed by Randolph Coye prepared TO dispose Of the
sam rates and on accommodating terms.
This property located arapdy improving section o the CITY,
North Capitol Immediately
Burcne.
chase the whole containing nearly scre
porunty offered for advana geous
small the vicinya beautiful
tafr site, IN which may be had great bargain
division this properly calling
subscriber Office Of the Supreme Court OF the United States
D. w. MIDDLETON.
March 3o-3uwa
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PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.
have now umbrellas
10 be found York, which invite The
ticular attention OF ladies'.
rs embroidered lined parasols, all colors
Is plain ne embroidered, without lining
paraos embracing everything and desirable in that
line
l25 umbrellas, all styles and prices from 37h cents up
worthy the attention OF buyers and call earnestly
solicited Call and examine for yourselves at
YERBY Il MILLER,S
Between and 9Th Streets opposite Centre Market.
Mar 9S-lm
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WE open to-day choioc assortment Of French
w work, purchascd auction, consisting Of
Pin. embroidered handk erchisfs
Fius collars and cuffs
Embroidered muslin and lace sleeves
Iufants' embroidered dresses, VERY superior
Wide Swiss edging and inserting
DO do do
Al.o striped and plaid silks
A .piendid lot OF blnck silks
Plain and dotted Swiss musiins
Enlrolde-ed muslin for sleeves
Reanuful French lawns
Flain md striped eambric
Nansook and jaconet muslins
Plain and figured Bereges
large lot ofcrap shawls
great vaucy parasols
Pine de LANES for l2k cents
Bouncts and bonnet nbanda
Carpets, Inatiines and slclo'hs
I. And great variety Of other goods. - uu.,.u
Thtd door from Miss Defmou's building, 7th street
Ap2i-2aw2wif
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SlLAs n. HILL President OF the Board OF omaon
Council will be supported for Mayor the ensuing election BY
hp21-d2w MANY CITIZENS.
ThUsTEEs sale Of Real Estate.-By virtue OF deed Of
ua 70 the subscribers dated July ls4 and recorded in ibe
W h. No 49, uo Nos a and a. OF The land records ef
ne county Washington in the District OF Columbia, 20 secure the
men or eeran debt by reference 10 said deed VIII
WY appeal we shall public auction, In front
We premises At O'Clock Saturday, tbs lst Of May neri
aNo - square No 2a with the Improvements thecon sub
f1 70 pror lea,
Terms cash Which, H complied with within three days from
Gay Of sale the trustees right resell the
three days notice, the risk and
dne purchaser.
GEO. NJ. DAVIS, Trustees.
N. CAI.LAN, Jr, 4 ''N''
Rl-dlm A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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sPLENDID LOTTERY FOR MAY 1852
GREGORY MAURY, MAsAoRRs.
lsucceSssrs . J. w, Maury 4 Coz
ssO,oOO-s2O,O 900 l-s5,OoO rs prizes Of 81 900,
Lottery for the beneht ofthe
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass I, for 1882,
70 be Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday, May 1884,
rs number lotery-l3 drawn ballots.
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DRIyATE SCHOOL FOR BOys-The subscriber proposes
apyate school for boys Newport H. H. Monday
the 81 day Of May
regular course he win give English
studesreading wing mathematics natural and intellectual
philosophy, and in the Latin Greek French and German
States
If desired will also he given, additional charge
In other European and also drawing
charge scholars win be 500 pupils
board with the subscriber 500 Payment quarterly
advance. /.
DR.. }. GEORGE GUNTHER.
Prof. G. Beck, Cambridge, Mass.
Hon Geo. 3, Hliard
Prof ". % Rogers,
q. H. Calvert esq
Henry oillat esq, Newport, r.
Dr. David King,
NEWPORT, April l, lsia. Ap pao--eodSt'
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lNANTON Mattinss, Embroidered Muslin Curtains,
" muslns, eonnterpanes, &cWe now have hand
white and coored mangs, in a. 81 and 81 ONE very SUPERIOR
be market prices Also
embroidered muslin musns,
and other housefunisng goods,
very cheap And would here remark That
anxious sell goods cheap for the money or to such
promptly, and will all times make 1t an
ducement literally offering goods at the
prices business
disposition accommodate, be able 10 build
large Our stock Of dress goods at this
shall be almost daily additions
during present week. notice OF which will be given
Wv. M. SHUSTER Il CO,
ApT-d3lf Penn. ".
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.
IN PIECES brocade silks
oU IS pieces striped and checked
40 do plain, all shades
do shaleys
Organde muslins, very handsome
20 do Persian cloths
SO do berege de aine
Win bereges, tissues, lawns, jaconets, Sc.
YERBY & MILLER,
Streets Penn avenue opposite Centre Market
Mar 2S-lm
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IL OWEN a. SON, Military and Naval Merchant Tai
III method Informing
generally that they have Just received, direct from New York
spring and goods, consisting superior
pc cloths blue, black and fancy
selection Of the latest styles together with variety Of other
articles Of aentiemen's
Thankful fo fayo', they that their friends win call
and Cor themselves,
Ap 7-3swlm #.. .ta
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EN
BnIti,uorc and Nashinrton Railroad.

PASSENGER trains fnilows
Leave Washington Q and ., l2t, and 4,
Leave Baltimore AZ ~ and =, a. !; 4 aud %, p
On Sundays third trains from Washington and
ne nd Baltimore omitted
Tickets checks Phadephia and New York can be
obtained leaving n and 4, Passengers
transport themselves aud baggage
Baltimore fhiadciphiR, railroad station
Communication sadensburg s3 quarter, viii bs
T. II. PARSONS,
Ap 95-du Agent
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Whole tickets sl0--Halves s5-Quarters 81 80.
Ceruncates packages Of ~ whole uckets sl4o 90
DO OF Is half do 20 90
Do do OF 25 quarter do Is 90
0oden shares and certificates Of packages in
splendid prompt
drawing Immediately amer
all who order from ..E
Address E.E o'BRIEN, Agent
{Successor TO J. x c. Msury,)
Apl5 Alexandria, Virginia.
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We, the undersigned and cordially
the above journal the confidence and Of The
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Domestic Dry Goods Warerooni
Corner Of Pennsyipania and 9A street up dGirs
subscribers respectfully the citizens OF the Dis
uiet counties opened domestic
story Of their house for the sale
whole Persons who sell
again families buying quantities. viii find greatly 70
shall goods di
afford offer low by The
piece good credit
All goods sold by will be warranted represented.
CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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Alexandria Boat.
4 ss-p THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON win de-
E-alr pzn follows, fare, l2t coach fare
.A cents. Persons making the "Trip for pleasure, boats
s half pnce Three coaches Northern Liberty Market
ID the the Capitol 81,
Tx, 2, 4, and O'Clock.
Leave hlerandria at TX, on, Tx, A. and O'Clock.
Leave Washington at 81, 10y, i2H, O. s. and 64 O'Clock
JoB CORsoN,
Az A-d Captain.
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Tickets Sl5-Hsvss 81 Quarters - 1o-Eghts 81 S7h
Candidates Of pac kages Of 25 whole tickets, $500 90
10 of25 half do 100 90
no Of25 quarter do so 90
Do do IS eighth do 25 90
sa5o00
Lotlsry for the benefit Of the
STATE or DELAWARE.
Glass No. 7, for 1852.
To be drawn wilmington, Dell Saturday, May Isl 1882
n nherln lnifn r. npQnh hallnA
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Thc MIND District.

: We hope such Of our Wing readers as re
side in the 3D. District are preparing to cleo
Elder Sabn at the I'd tral, which is to be
had on the day of voting for President, TUES
DAY TIT SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER. This
will be the last trial, as Il plurality elects; and
1t becomes the Wings residing in the District
to put forth their mghtiest efforts to elect the
Wing candidate. There has been no new
movement developed by onr opponents They
have two candidates yet III the field. They
have made efforts to hlrmonizc upon Homer f..
ilubbcl, but thus far these efforts have been
frultlcss. Even should they make an effort to
concentrate their votes upon one individual, the
Wings CAN elect Mr.. S,EIN. They cannot
bring all OF the two parties together Let the
Wings be- prepared to elect SABlN, let their
opponents take whatever course they may.
ISL .HJdnS Messenger.
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W. ION NJ Es - " Is 4 D. -
KEESEViJJE. n Y.

,'RNlE Subscriber Legs leave TO announce
. Z to the planting public throughout the Chanrlam
Valley that Fruit Trees and Plants, OF all klndf
gadaptcd to this climate, and OF nearly every existing
variety which is known supposed he worthy OF
'Cultvltou here can be procured at this establishment
OF home growth and thr finest quality all correct
" named aud labelled and at prices lower than
has many instances been paid for interior and un-
labelled trees from abroad.
lie would invite particular attention to his SPLEEN
did collection Of FEAR Trees which covers at
this time more than five acres ot ground, closely
planted with trees,--and includes upwards Of go
choice varieties OF Pears including all the most de-
sirnb'e in cultivation The Pear in this establish
inent Is worked exclusively upon vigorous stocks.
iGiScd bg The SUJscriJer from Northern seed and
the trees are remarkable tor their uniformly healthy
and vigorous growth.
J DWARF Trees one year OF more from the bud, can
y" furnished Of nearly all the leading varieties OF The
Pear, which flourish on the ounce stock also oimany
varieties ct the APPLE, on the paradise stock and
Of tn CutREY, Oh nlahaeb.
AUTUMN much the bes; season for traneplanting,
provided the trees protected during the first win
Ger, by small mound Of earth thrown up around the
Srnols The season OF fall anting has already com
jnruced and the earlier orders ill., the better
Hw be the chance for selection
= Freight paid to the Lake.
/ PRICED CATALUGCEs, containing chapter ON the
Selection, culture and management ct Fruit Trees,
! viii be sent to all post paid applications, enclosing
gan extra letter stamp.
! Addreas J. BATTEY,
] Union ufseries, keespvilie, y. Y.
! 10Th mo 90, 1852. d&w9t
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Esslari a. Pcari's Hl"au1i

STATE OF VERNONr,} The Pro .p'a Court
DISTRICT OF CHlTIEH9ES s. tor ihr Di-t.cl a'yir-
said 10 all persons INTERESTED IN IT, L'l'ir 81 -l-
ri A Pearl late OF Nixon IN SAID DIsirrr. urccasrt.
GEiEIt>I:
Whereas, isaac Blake Administrator o. said de-
ceased proposes to render an acc 1unt OF hrs aIua-
is,ratlon OF said Estate, and present hi4 account
against the same for examination aud allowance By
said court and the sad Court having assigned. Tor
thai purpose the 9TH day Of November \ u 1852,
u; the Probate Office III Burlington, m sad DstlIct,
Sand ordered that YOU be notified bv publishing the
time and y ace asslgued az a.oresai, TIVE. weeks
esurcesevcly III the Burlington Free Press q news
kpaper printed at s1d Burlington, Tia" la>' 90 which
pub lcatons 10 be previous 10 the day hXed Tor hear
eluI
! Therefore, you nrr hereby NOTIFIED TO app"arbei
r-aii Court AT the time and place aforesaid and show
cause If Any you have way tie SAID account should
Hnut be allowed,
y Given under my hand at Burlington in said D s.
2tr!ct this .1h day ct October \. d. lci2
u wlew3 Gil AltLHS A)ANS. la 'ge.
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An IscIDEXr OF lSl2-Tn speech delivered

AN INcIDEHr OF l8l2--In a speech delivered
at Newark on Wednesday last, Judge CONRAD,
Of Phlladel phia, in answer to the charge of COW
ardice made against Genral SCOTT, produced a
document which was sworn to several years
since as part evidence on pension claim, This
was the testimony % a soldier at Lundy's Lane,
who stated in his affirmation that Gen. SCoTT
after he was wounded, rode to the line where
this soldier was stationed, CHS neck, breast
and arm IN a gore Of blood; which run down
his leg and trcked from his foot upon the
ground, and SAID to the commander Of the line,
II am wounded ANIL Gerry ueqt-I 'cam one Of
Your yoUng men 10 get uD Jchid me and hoid
me on my h%>e." a young man threw 90 Il
his mu,ket, aud at one spring leaped on tie
horse, enclosing the General in his arms and
they slowly galoped away TO the main body Of
the army"
( The excitement produced by reading this
document was thrIug in tne extreme. TIE
hundreds present rose To their feet aud gave
most vehement cheers, 20 that it was some IN n
,ues before the speaker could proceed.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.


Reported Tor the Boston Post by John EatohI
Az Market 2G1O Cattle-ahont BOO Berves aud so
Stores, consisting OF Working oxen. Cows and tai-
YES, warnings two and three years old
Prices Market Beei--fXtra, Sc 10 prr Cwt: Let
quality, Sc % I'd quality 500 $50 81 quality
40 ordinary S3,@j 80.
Tides 800 per cwt. ToIow SSaS,j0
Veal Calvrs-4ja9
I Barreiing Cntlle--Si, $50 a ).
Pelts CO II &c Colt skins zoe. per d.
Stores Working Oxen-St6, IS glnl67
; Cows aud Calves $I7 - u 81 2rar,ings--
81 7. Two vcors old 81 Su,5. Three Years old
$ ). 49, -, ~ ~
! Sheep aud Lambs 6036 atmnrket prre--Ey'r1
SO. ,I5tn6. By lot SIPS, 33, 10, i6@. = : -
/ Swlur-Sa4 at market Shoata, whole>ae o, and
Tfni hogs corn ted &c per 10.
N Rrmarks-The market is not heavily stocked to-
4 rv, and holders very firm IN eNpcctacol OF the
5Br rhton market h"iug short tomorrow. buyers are
,puty. About IS - sheep from Vermont, have gone
eto New York moiket this week
10 car came over the Fltchhirg Railroad, and
22S over toe Bostou aud Lowell kniiroad, loaded
wi'h Cattle, Sheep, Horses, SWINE aud Fowl.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-29
OCT(p E1s& 20

. GRlAN-The receipts Of Corn have ur"u To a
fair eXteut but mostly Western mixed. Good v' j.
low is scarce and would bring ~ a Tjc mixed.
selling at ~ I3c and white at GJc yer bu. Oal'
harc irn at ~ soc for Northern, aud Delaware r.
sper bu. Ia Rye there have been small sales at 20
{ per bu.
PROVISIONS demand for Pork continues
squlte moderate aud sales confined to small let's AT
ssl7 IL 30 tor prime SIG ~ - for mess; and
so tor clear, mos. In Beet nothing OF any cous"-
quence has been done. Lard rrnaius without
change aud good in bbs and kegs Is selling at l. a
II re per TO- mos.
WUOL-rhe prices Of fleece aud pulled Wool
continue to be well sustained, with good demand
from manufactures at quoted rates. Ide stock -
light aud market firm.