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Fashionable CSothtno,

THOMPSON & NIXON, No, 10 Camp street.
E3 Haze received per Winfield additions TO their cS
to render it a complete assortment ct
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
comprising
cIoAKs, of Black French Cloth, ", X, r. and r circle
OVER COATS, of qualities all the newest styl.s
DRESS COATS Of Black French CLOTH various qualities
FRoCk COATS, OF Black coor.d Cloths.
BUSINESS COATS, Black coore Cloths Ero au MIXED Ca
simerc.
PANTALooNs of Black and fancy Cashmere
VESTS, of Cashmere Satin, Velvet Black and F., sk
and White Marseilles single double breasted
SHIRTS, of Fine Linen Bosoms
HOSIERY of Shaker Fsnnes Mrno Cashmere Silk md Cotton
MORNING GOWNS, UMBRELLAS, PERI UMERY etc DIX sr,
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FROM JAMAioA.--we have received through the mail
dates from Kingston to the 18th ult,
CHoLERAThe cholera still fingers at Savannah Mar
There were SIX deaths from the Sth to the 11th..
1t has also again made its appearance ut Monego Bay
The choers and small pox have been raging in the noun
famous parts of the Parish of st Ann. aznA
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sEiMa RuLRoAp.-Seyen miles of this Railroad is now
'rnverSeh by locomotive and the laying of the track
onward is progressing rapidly.
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PENNSYLVANIA DERr.-A temporary loan has been
effected by the Treasurer of Pennsylvania and the
est the State debt will therefore promptly paid on
the LIST of February.
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FiRE AT ALroN,-The machine shop of Nathaniel Han
son at Alton, H. was destroyed by fire the 3ls ult
Loss SlhOON
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To INc Payers Of Second MINT
Cip0giEg.

~ THE OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE, SLAVES Second
Municipality hereby Notified that their RECEIPTS
the Collectors Office, Second Municipality opposite
Lafayette Square, under the following resolutions;
Rod That the annual tax all movable md pro
capital employed trade, situated this
pa for the current Of ISL be- and is hereby fixed
dollars every hundred doas according
abean Of the State Assessors said tax to he due and eoetabe
LIST day of January, 1852,
Rssopei That deduction half per
allowed all levied By the preceding resolution which
paid the Tax Collectors the 18th day February
Reod further, That interest the rite of per
shall be- added all taxes laid the
remaining unpaid the 18th day February 1852,
the demand unto the day OF payment conomaby the th section
the Act OF March 10, 1854
THOMAS IL. SHIELDS, President pro tenn.
Passed December 26, 1851.
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayer.
Approved December 81, 1s51
Office hours from A. ". nn2l 2ntl
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The QUEEN SPAINIt is stated that Queen Isabella
is so delighted at becoming mother that she has
nounced her intention of increasing her family and has
forbidden her subjects to take the customary oath of allie
glance to the first princess she hopes to present that
nation with son very shortly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10

CoreaEssloNAL-A Washington dispatch of the Sd inst
says In the Senate to-day, petitions were presented
against the conveyance Of mills the performance of
official duties on the Sabbath and for the increase of the
salary Of the Judge at Key West resolution was also
military appointments and bill introduced to enforce
discipline in the naval department
In the House, Mr. L. D. Campbell OF Ohio spoke on
the Compromise resolutions. and declared the wings were
the true conservative party Of the country'
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Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer will shortly return and resume
his position as Minister to Government from Great
Britain
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ST. CHARLES THEArRE-Thc performances at the st
Charles tonight for the benefit of Mrs Donovan and
feel assured that the simple of this fac
will prove sufficient to attract crowded house. Mrs D.
is general favorite and she will have substantial BEN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10

LYcEuM LEcruREs.-We would call the attention of our
citizens the sixth lecture of Professor Gdon which
will be given this evening at the Lyceum Hall.
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RLnokp CoLLIsIoS-A collision occurred between two
trains the NewYork and Erie Railroad the 2Sth
m which three smashed and several passengers
injured For novelty the accident is attributed to
eaitlcsssass
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NEW BANK-A bill to charter new bank at Huntsville
has passed the Alabama Legislature.
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REIFF.-A bill has been introduced in the Senate of
the United State, by Mr. Hunter of Virginia, to return
the duties goods destroyed by fire in ls45 NewYork
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TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARYslo, 1852.

MAnniAoEs Asp DEArns- viii hereafter publish tns
srnpie announcement Of marriages and deasns nee o'
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The FORREST CAsE.-udge Oakley, after listening to
the arguments of Mr. Van Buren, his motion for an
arrest of judgment decided that the verdict of the jury
should be entered up This believe settles the affair
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10

ORLEANS THEATRE-The charming Rousset Sisters
make their second and last appearance but at the
Orleans tonight. The entertainment is made up OF
several pleasing advertisements including the beautiful
g Pas de Roses,
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,n-The Philadelphia Dul.

GoLp RECEIVED AND SHlppEp.-The Philadelphia Bull
etin of the 31st ult. says:
The amount of gold received at the Mint during the
present month learn on inquiry there this morning
Is about observation-disclosures 81 900
The amount shipped from Newly ork and Boston,
during the month, is. 246oooo
Leaving balance in our favor of 81 1874 900
- Neworleans. about NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
Making the surplus So, 1874 600
This does not include any of the gold received at New
York Yesterday by the prometheus and Cherokee.
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To Persons Going to California

t full Of the following
prices, ALFRED MUNRoE Il cos PRICE STORE" "a
MAGAZINE STREET.
800 PAIRS HEAVY BLANKETS:
RED AND BLUE FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
CHECK LINEN AND CHECK COTTON SHIRTS;
HEAVY WOOL HAiFHtSE;
500 SUPER BLANKET OVERCOATS;
DVERCOATS, o various STYLES:
RIDING CORD PANTALOONS;
HEAVY PILOT CLOTH AND CASHMERE PASTALoOSS.
.S- Fine Clothing Of every description.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING Of the best quality.
fec ALFRED hUNROE
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.1S~ The new and fast running passenger
packet steamer REINDEER Montgomery n.r will
lSVIl and all intermediate ports NOON the 10Th inst
O'Clock. (falOI sTRoTHER BROS As Poytas stree.
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Also
DAVIES SYSTEM MATHEMATICS, WRIGTs
10 vols.
CHAMBEEs' TnE KNow Wn,GHrs SPELLING
EDGE, vols, Book
PARKIRs PHosopHY NoRrllERN's
PARKEH's FIRST LESSONS Pill
LosoPHY; P,nkER's READERS, lst "a, Sd
PARKER's SCHOOL CoMpENbIuM and il:
McISTRE USE GLOBES:
CALI ROADS RaIL-lCLARks Gil,
KEY;
BAsTLErTs NATURAL PHILOSOPHY CLlRKs New EssLsi
% COLLEGES;
SPEAKER
BRooKs FiRsr GREEN LESSONS: SoRTItES
Mis- WIILARps sroRY PAGE's TEoRY
UNITED STATES; TEACHING;
MARTINS ORTHoEpisT: lDsTocQuEyLLE
MIS- WHLARps UNIVERSAL Hist INsrGruTIoSs
Together with SCHOOL
BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, in every department
and Art with every article of STATIONERY general use
81 Liberal will be
examination introduction, by
J. b. STEEL,
NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE
feb9 22pltW 60 Camp
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On Sunday January a. Port Iavar Illness
Capt JOHN T. FOSTER native of Saem MISS formerly
Pensacola Fa, aud the last twelve
yenrs. $3.50 ,F'
sS Saem Mass mud Pensacola, Fa papers please COPY
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Thanks to the officers of the Pacific late St.
LOuiS nannrs
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JlGUelsife Books,
THOMAS L. WHITE, SO Canal stree

THOMAS L. WHITE, SO Canal street
ABBoT's HISTORIES OF QUEEN OF SCOTS, ELIZABETH
RICHARD ILL.,, JOSEPHINE HANNIBAL CHARLES H., and
other eminent persons, in 10 vols, separately.
ARTflrR'S MORAL. TALES: THE MAIDEN WIFE, LOVERS
AND HUSBANDS MADELINE, MARY ELLIS others, in
Il vols.
ARABIAN NIGHTS, in vols, London Edition. Engrlving
ESOpS FABLES, New Edition, Illustrated Boys Girls Chill
book.
STuBBSS CALENDARS THE FATAL BOOTS. By ThRckeray.
GOOD CHLD'S LIBRARY, with Coored Plates
MISS EDGEWoRTH'S COMPLETE WORKS. 10 vols.
MRS. HALLS MORAL TALES
LOOKING GLASS FOR THE MIND; or INTELLECTUALLY MIRROR
ENDLESS AMUSEMENT FOR CHILDREN. WORLD AND IT'S
WONDERS; or, A PEEP INTO THE UNIVERSE.
CIIAMBERS'S MISCELLASIEs, 10 vols.
~ TOY BOOKS PRIMERS, GAMES, with Plain
and large stock Of Works suitable the young
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NewYork Market.

NEwYoRK. February Q.
Cotton to-day has been quiet and barely 1900 bales
sold prices feeby sustained Flour has been in fair de
mand at 81 6S to 81 81 for State brands Sales of
bushels of yellow Corn at roc mixed sells at 69c per
bushe Mess Pork SIS rs Lard 10c. Orleans Sugar
Az 4Sac. Molasses Csc. Tobacco 51s &c.
BATON ROUGE February Q.
The steamboat ST. Charles passed down to-day at $780,
and the ST. Louis at P. Both Houses adjourned on
account of the death of Victor Jorda
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,. C. .Moyga,,'s Literary Depot,

EXCHANGE PLACE. adjoining the Post-ofice.
u published the United Sttes together
with the REVIEWS MAGAZINES, NOVELS etc., promptly
ceived establishment issued from the
Also the best English md STANDARD WORKS always
kept on hnnd.
Citizens Strangers respectfully invited to call
Orders for any AMERICAN FOREIGN BOOKS received
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Died

Married:
On Monday January IL, by the eico Mr. WILLIAM
SEAMAN and Mis- CATIARINE GREEN, 10th of his city,
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The .ame,ica,, almanac f0s. 1852.

Gsr THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF USE
Full KNOWLEDGE FOR THE YEAR 1852, for sale by
ian2 c. MORGAN, Exchange Place adjoining the Postofce
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CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSEN. PAINTER.

CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSEN. FAINTER.
PAINT, the past five months
brick and pltered buildings and TIM Single and rofs
Instance il hHs given the fullest satisfaction.
made immediate direction
testify being PROOF AGAINST THE AFFECTS OF SPARKS
AND CINERS and protection against leaks consider far
Mineral Paint and invaluable for all
quAIey t particularly recommend it
use II tt Southern climate JOSEPH BENSON, Painter,
NewOotans, February d. 1852 Camp
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WROUGHT to the Second Municipality a.
Il , Police Prison NS
LOUISA mu about % old high scar on
left hand She belongs 10 MIR. LEICESTER. ~
BRANCH. muhn about Il rct
belongs 10 Mr.. Bib OF Lafayette, 9''' ''' "'
CECILIA, black, about feet uches bigh. so,
is free; supposed 10 be a slave. " -''' 'S' '"e
BobER ha.k abont 70 DID, high has two
fingers of III hand says he belongs Mr. e. W Sands n M
from Conmhn Ark Townsend, Perkins Pickett Perkins & c.
of Nrw)rlrar>. Agents ~ '' '''N"'' " w."
The owners viii pcae comply with the respecting them
N.u,o,,... -, ,o., j. WORRELL, Warden,
-''N'''''''' '''"u'S w. 1903.
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OF CAPTAIN N. b. ROBBINS, OF THE


the BRIDGEWATER PAINT used the decks Vi
and examined and tested
ways. confident will give satisfaction Fire nm.
and particularly the BEST
applied the decks of Sailing Vessels, well m
ECONOMY and DURABILITY, for PREVENTING LEAR
(Signed) n. b. ROBBINS Master Ship Icoles
Newt) Juu,sr
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HOUSE TO LET-A Cottage, with Gar a.
Il den in front large Yard and good Kitchen, conveniently M
situated in The Second Municipality will be rented low good
frln u ApplN LllIN CCRIIS. NV Inyre
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II YCEUM LECTURES. -NIn GLIDDON'S
Il SIXTH LECTURE, THIS EVENING halNrast oclocl;

SUBJECTS:
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THEIR SCIENTIFIC TEACHINGS IN l.
ALPiIAEETS, WRITING MATERIALS. NlrNER AIS, AND
DIVISIONS o am
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. IVeAi BJo19Lrgy and Franklin street N,,c York
A this Establishment can be very correct Repre-
IN sentaton LADY IN CHINA, under the INFIU
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, onlr and hands in motion;
only representation OF the kind in the country The largest
and best collection OF ncen and Modern Coins in the u
The figure OF Soldier i'll the Continental Uniform; blue
bluff, buttons, marked U. ). A., Hat,
Becches Caters, &c, Also, Birds OF Various Plum.
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Shells Minerals Gold Silver, Copper Ores,
Rich Oil Paintings, fine Engra wings, with many other
and Curiositics George III. Such a
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the neck down the middle. They grown, and
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Jefferson county State OF New York. Mr. John Jennings
Live White Rat from lerks Penn idyaittGnce GRAF
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BURNER,S
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

| POWELL,S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
of hsss snn are to
tcng place is situated eight miles east of Woodstock, be-
building Gone hundic ieet in ength) commenced last
has been Completed aud is ready for the reception
Families been erected convenient 10 the boarding
| apartment
| These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE BLUE and BLACK
SULPHUR, CnALYBEATTE LIMESTONE and SLATE all having
their fountains within siIsameIencc Of thirty yaIds-
saieien, 81 rn,e water to supply many
sin. the ground gradually rising the south and until
il reaches the western base OF the Mansanutten, from
most enchanting landscape IN the country To the
south, souh east and cast there number OF mounds,
Is 10 loo feet in front and TO the
northwest OF the Springs Many of these elevations
The For. Mountain with its picturesque scenery, ut.
ting spurs its deep vine and Its h Lofty peaks
unsurpassed by any mountain scenery in Virginia In.
decd the scenery presented TO vicY from the
the Nasanuten Fort Mountains embracing the Page
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be TO be
In addition to Springs proper. there number OF
others in the vicinity the principal OF which are l. The
Cold Spring, short distance from this 3 Immediately
above is Chaly beatc sending forth limpid stream; 4
To Tic south the Springs about three
mile gushing ain side, is the Sweet Chaly
beautiful group willows shade the Sulphur Springs
and which, believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visiiers coming North East, can enter the
picturesque valley through the passage formed by
north east fom he Springs The rugged grandeur OF this
natural dcfe, the rocks towering the very Clouds
strikes the traveller with and admiration
On wing at the Springs the invalid has with
drawn the and pepexities tolls and nonotony
OF the busy world and recurcatc his exhausted
gies by qiatine the pure waters that inccssany flow
around him. and partang OF the rich vands that are daily
prepared the nouiishment of his lrail body.
We will state, for the benefit OF those who may not be
aware the act that VIC large farm attached TO
Springs wbeie persons avS their pasure
or stabbed they may prefer
The Ban will be furnished with the choicest LiquoIs
Cigars, Tobacco. &c
An attentive ostlcr will be In attendance and servants
10 The different departments OF the house, and everything
shall that contribute 10 the comfort OF the
guests.
Pei SONS visiting SpIngs from the North can leave
in the morning and arrive here the MORN
ing by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
the South will leave Stanton in the morning. arrive
at Woodstock 10 dinner, and the Springs TO tea
For amusement OF those who may wish TO partic.
pate such exercises, Ten Pin Alley has been
y Bath House. with everything requisite for bathing
has erected the Accommodation OF yisiters,