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Passengers by the Niagara.

Rev Mr. BersohBer and lady, MIR Sergeant lady, Mr.
Homer, lady and servant Mr. Herman and lady, Mr. Brad
ley lazy and two servants Mr. Chiffon and lady Mr. Bra
ham and lady Mr. Smith and sdy Mr. Rose and lady, Mr.
willard and lady Mr. foy and lady Mr Gravey lady and
child Mr. Ilabisk and LADY Mr Iredenburg lady Mr.
Bowker and lady Mr. Booth lady and child, Mrs rsrrar
Mr. Archibald Mr. Hotohkss, Mr. Collins and lady Mr. St.
Clsr, and Miss ST. Clair, Misses Bouton, Waddingon,
Phillips Weston, Woods and 0xenham, Messrs tanden-
hoof waugh ondrug, Fonhssrup, Mason Hazard, Pope,
Burnsteaa Baslsnd Fields Parker. Bills, Lawrence,
Turner, Beeton, Frskn, Soiomsn Mckay Morrison, Fs-
gibson, Tubrs, Meyers, Brumbaoh Tcwre, Gorham Tay-
lor, Beard Brown, Wadhsm, Mckinney, Harris Ford,
keatask, Roeeburg Henson Breckenridge, Carlisle King,
Port, 0'Counor, Falk and Morrison.
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The Roman Catholic Bishops, OConnor and Vanderbi
had arrived Romc the latter bearer of the decrees
Of the first Roman Catholic National Convention in
America held at Baltimore few months since
letter from Rome dated Gath August, says tha. the
specsl envoy (name not mentioned sent by the Eng
lsh Government to convey their friendly feelings to the
Pope. bad been very CORDIALLY received.
The mail between Civta vecchia and RENE was recently
stopped and robbed by eight brigands.
conspiracy has been discovered in Sicily The con-
spiators in communication with Huggiero Siltiao
chief of the ex government, now refugee at Malta
The centre OF operations at Castro Giovanni the
coDspators had succeeded amperng with Of the
troops.
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FANCY ARTICLES.


SLvER ELECTRO PLATED WARE OF CHARLES
W Christcho CoJust received from these celebrated
manufaoturcrs large pvooe Of soup Tureenr Dshos,
Plates; Spoons Forks d:sser, Knives Tes Sets Trays
French and English patterns, and are warranted much
guperer for use and wear 70 the verwArc that plated
by the ordinary process They offered trade A.
4he lowest prices. VICTOR BISHOP, Importer.
~ Maiden lane ur stairs
GTLvRR WARE AT REL ICED PRICEs:-
- Castore, HcAtgee Higglorr,
Tea Sets, Toaft Racks, yirAndoles,
Coffee Pots Greavy Boats, Caudcsticka
Bowls Bottle StsndA Fruit Stands.
Bells Ice Pails, &c. Gc..
For sale 70 che trade by
VICTOR BISHOP, Importer, 2s Maiden isns
Unable wARE.-FINE GERMAN SILVER FORKS
and Spcobs, heavily plated wi th silver which
che genuinc article 81 to SS doren, Ivory Knives
match: siso, Cornelius Gas Fixtures Chandaers Pen
ans Brackets Solar Lamps Mantle Candelabras now
otyles. MORGAN lb2 William street between Fulton and
Ann, oppositc the Church.
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THEAP IRON BEDSTEAD WAREROOM-ALL SIZES
and patterns, from 81 to $50 Also the healthy neat
spring Mattresses now known to be the best we'll
cheapest now made anywhere. Price, from So S Old
altered to comfortable elastic Beds. from
3I2 N B-Every article ted Hotels and Semina.
es supplied fair terms. $50 Broadway above Spring
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Russia Chastising the Circ assisns.
Accounts from st Petersburg state that the Russian
College Of Ichlokagem had burned three Crcassaa VII
iages TO aches as achastisement
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RRUsHEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT THE
Brush Factory $ Pearl street Franklin square. All
articles at the lowest factory prices. Paint Brushes
reror quality constantly hand Machine Brushes made
20 order JOHN X. uOPPEL, HS7 Pearl street.
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HAU1IoN.--JACKSON'S PATENT ANNUNCIATOR-
- Tho public are respectfully cautioned against pur-
chasing using vending infringe this machine
As substitute for the ordinary bells in hotols has
pending and will be continued fullest extent OF the
Jaw On band and for SALE 100 from num-
Lers. JACkSON'S ANNUNCTR MANUFG CO.,
DIN streat
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othsr citizens Of Wesmoreland county FenhsylyanlA
rsving ior the establishment OF direct mail route nom
Essnsbufg 10 West Newton IN said county.
Nv No WElGHTMANi Memorials OF sundry citizens o.
I,kansas Texas, and New Mexico, praying for mall
oulo nom Red river 10 The Rio GIandei reieued TO tho
Commjltee on lie Post Office and PosI Roads.
IN MI BOWIE. The memorial OF Henry y, , hoy and
hy-nne oheI citizens Of 81 Maiy's county, Maryland,
waving direct mail-route from Washington 10 II b.
"a hence 10 Leonardtown, Also, the memorial OF
Thomas Johnson James Mitmore, and iorty,two Other
rtlzens Of Charles and 81 Mays counties, Maryland.
praying direct mairoute from The seat Of government 10
Charlotte Hall
By MIR. THURSToN; The memorial Of John Lswne and
Donald Stuart praying for relief in building bridge across
TibeT creek; referred the Committee Public Build
ings. . - =, ~.
By Mr.. SCUDDERi The petition Of Alexander Baxter
and Others also of Ira Baxter and Others citizens OF assa
chues asking appropriation for tho repairs and pres
eryaon OF the in annis haIboT referred
The Committee on Commerce,
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AT an informal meeting of the Californans in the city
of Washington. held at Browns Hotel the 5h inst
Hon. Delos Strong, of Sacramento, called 10 the
char. and John g. Brown, OF San Francisco, ap
pointed secretary
On motion of Judge Crane, the Hon. Mr. McCorkle
was requested TO state TO the meeting the position oil the
various bills now before Congress for the benefit OF Cal
fornia.
Mr. McCorkle responded by giving practical and
detailed account of the various before
Congress for the benefit of California; OF their progress
thus far the houses and their probable action upon
them He said that California asked and needed great
deal that her sudden growth into great rich, and pow
erfu State required immediate and prompt action that
there was disposition the part of Congress listen
Just demands and he thought allow them that the
only thing to be complained of was delay
On motion of Judge Crane, committee OF ten was ap.
pointed for the purpose OF mbodying in report all the
objects for which the meeting had been called. The
following persons were selected: j. NJ Crane, Jno "
Bryant, Jos +. Atwell Dr. r. T. Huddart Jno C. Nor.
rison, VIM. Gwynn, Dr. p Smith, Hon John We,hered.
Major McCuoch, and Major A. H. Gillespie
On notion the officers OF the meeting were added TO
the committee.
On motion Of Judge Crane, committee OF FIVE was ap
pointed on arrangements The following persons
selected John G. Brown, A. @. Abell George McNeir,
IT,, John G Morrison, and f. II. Ashe.
On motion of Dr. Huddart. report OF the committee
was ordered to be made on Monday, the 9th instant, at
IL, am.
On motion of Mr.. Ashe that this meeting adjourn to
meet again al O'Clock this evening and its proceedings
be published in the Washington, Philadelphia and New
York papers. vx,, .. !.
Jso G. Brown, Secretary.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. q, 1859.

GOV b. rAL.Ek tns American Newspaper Agent aaunos
lied 10 make collections Boston, York
and Phadeiphs and b duly and
subscriptions at s rates receipts viii be-
regarded His aIe-Boson ConxIes. street,
New York. Tribune buIdns Philadelphia corner Of
Third d Chestnut streets.
90 Mr. o. JASEs No Harrison street. Cincinnati Ohio is
our general travelling agent for the States by JonS
i. DENT, Dr. j. A. WApswoHrH, Any X LAWS JAMES RurH
sHroAD, Dr. LOTT REWARDS c. M l.. wIsEAAE, o. A. Es
MI ISRAEL Il. JAaxs, No. I62 street, PhadeI
phia, general travelling agent assisted by Wa WxLp
JsHS CoLLIRs, JAAEs DEERss, A, KINH WKLLIxsroE A.
Evans PEHRs LOCKE GEoRex BUTTON. Jos. BuTroE,
GooDn, WILLIAM j. CoxKr, ISAAC M BoDsE, and WALTER
THoMrsos.
um IxsRr M. LEWIS Montgomery, Alabama, gen.
ea travelling the States Of Alabama Tennessee
sisted by his sons James o. and samuel ID. Lewis.
Q Mr. ISRAEL H. JAMES No. LA South Tenth street. Phlade
phia, Is authorized make collections
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore
0Y-Receipts nom either Of ths above will be good
n-EswARps, SANFORD, Co., express agents
for the Unionn authorized subscriptions
Gresham and in Liverpool No Columbia Buildings.
This connected in this country with the well known
house of Adams Co.. agents. entitled the conn
dence Of our friends abroad.
Qm d. Johnson, of Galveston, is authorized TO
subscribers, &c. for the Union in Texas
QMr HENRY GREEs Of New Orleans, La Is duly empowered
subscriptions established
State OF Mississippi His receipts will be regarded
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s-pr.ms Court Of the United states.
THURSDAY, February 5, 1852.

THURSDAY, February 5, 1882
William G. Hale, esq, Of Texas, was admitted an at
,orney and counsellor Of this court
No. ss. Myra Clark Gaines. appellant, Us. Richard
Relf ai The argument OF this cause was concluded
by MIR. Campbell for the appellant.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at II o'clock.
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o an a0a WORTH dry goods at prime cost
Sltl()\J(D BARNES MITCHELL intending change their

SltOUU BARNES MITCHELL intending change in their
Gness the public hat from and alter today
ey article their house al nrst cost Their
ok being unuully large aud with goods they
would say they have opportunity OF get
inns such offered washington before
Many goods such fancy wear Will be sold saennce Their
tock now on hand probably IN the District and
nses me most desirable OF the
They would particular attention 10 their heavy stock OF
new sks satns sc, which be reduced.
Also erno popn moussenes, black and coored apacas,
MACK nmbasins caes, French worked collars inside
lse lace sleeves, cambria edgngs and inserngs
,sad lace nges fancy silk neck sea bands white
ION Grape Cashmere shawl thbe
do Taeton musns, colored uons pink, bus, and white
cranes coored beeges domestic
goods every description linen sheetngs linen table
spers cloths, yestngs every
scnpon velvet Brussels, three and ingram carpets
Hoor oicloths, Blankets quilts, &C.
They take inform their friends patrons
that selling they shall certainly be
cash books will be closed the
change place. due notice of which will be given
Between 9Th and 9Th streets, Penn. Avenue.
Jan l-3taw3wf
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ALL WIDTHS.--Now in store, and for
Il the usual prices
pieces medium and lowprced "a table damask,
patterns
pieces fine a table amask, rich patterns
dozen danask table napkins, assorted prices
20 dozen beached and brown doyiies
so dozen damask and Huckaback towels
30 pieces towelings all kinds, styles, and prices
50 pieces Irish linens, +" all pure, !" for shirting
20 piece fine linens for bosoins and collars
100 pieces nc beached shirng cottons
lots Of desirable goods lines all of which will be
sold very cheap months
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary
articles prices and fair dealing be relied in all
FERRY BROTHER,
Jan l3-3wif Opposite Centre Market.
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From the Nashville tTean.) Daily American, Jan, 10.
The Hope 81 the sousA.

In his speech in the late democratic State convention,
the Hon. Andrew Ewing, in strain OF the loftest
eloquence and with the most irresistible argument urged
upon the consideration OF the wing party of the South
the fact that the only hope OF the South 10 the impending
struggles for the preservation of her rights lies in ths
success OF the national democratic party.
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Trains of Michigan

WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Trains of Michigan,
bn and Northern Indiana railroads daily Sundays
excepted,) follows;
Monroe and Toledo sl5, arrive Laporte
thence by plank road 10 miles
Michigan City; thence by 40 miles Ainsworh and stage
Chicago After February by through Chicago.
Lapore same waycars leave Laporte at 7O,
and Monroe and Toledo at 5.45 p. m.
with Fort Wayne Surgis with Logans
port Lafayette and indianapolis, at South Bend and other
places line, with principal north and
AT Toledo this line connects at 345 p or with the
Erie South Shore by and railroad Cleveland
Erie, Dunkik, and Buffalo.
Passengers take the Pittsbug
% miles staging Philadelphia
York, Baltimore and Washington
L. r. WILLIAMS, Superintendent.
ADRIAN, JAM II, 1852. Jan 26-du
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AGENCY for Chains at Washington city, by EVANS

II q FAINT Attorneys and Agents.. 8. EVANS who has
for clerk and chief clerk in the
Oce having named situation, has
HAMILTON c. FAINT of Missouri, and they have
opened office Washington city the north side OF Penns
Avenue 18th Streets
against government either before Congress the several de
partmsnts
They every description requiring the
agent Washington those which
particularly the following, Bounty
land claims under the Congress- approved September %
granting bounty 10 soldiers widows chill
den) the Indian 1890, 1871, the Florida
Black Hawk General wayne from 1872 1928,
officers the Mexican
kinds arising out OF the late with Mexico, particularly for
bounty PENSIONS property
pay clothing mileage forage money expended
raising companies Indian claims claims OF all
kinds.
Land bought and sold the highest market prices
have honor members OF Congress- and all ON
Of the government generally.
Dec % dhw3m
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Canton nIattings Floor Oilcloths, Carpeting, &c.
HE receiving, per schooner Statesman,
i from New York
: SO pieces extra heavy white Canton mattings
90 do 54 do do do
20 do Ga do do
90 do A do red checked de do
IS 54d64do do do
10 A do fancy do dol
super English ocoth, ls feet wide
do super American oicloth from twelve eighteen fee,
25 do low-pced oleloth, from feet
10 do Cocoa matings, for basement, &c.
hand full variety of i'm
ported md American carpeting, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English
IMPERIAL ingram, and low
priced rag, hemp, and cotton both striped and plaid together
with every line furnishing;
are prepared and fully determined offer upon good
other dealers this country.
Aple-u r. H. HOoE D CO.
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w Dagueucoypes the Duva Bro between
~ and 9th streets, Pennsylvania
This gaa Others bcinR built
the aoo arranged expressly for this purpose II
ains skyights In this the
extensive and south OF Baltimore IL facility
Tor copying paintings daguecoPes not having its superior In
world where may beautiful
dsgueoype weather. though cloudy preferable, except
for children. Pos,m promptly attended TO,
Awarded medal Fair OF the Maryland Inst
tuo, and premium the late Fair at New York
GktLsprH.No Balimorei JI broadway
avenue, Washington ID. c., II MAR
street. Richmond, Virginia Lynchbug, Virginia Norfolk, Viz
sinia and Petersburg, Virginia.
These galleries free the public all hours Of the day
j. H. wHTTEHSRsT,
Dec. l2-d3m Sole proprietor
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Pennsylvania between m and 9Th Streets Washington d. c.,
WHOLESALE retail dealers foreign and domestic staple
and fancy dry goods, carpets matngs, oilcohs table
and bed Spreads blankets, sheetngs and house
nhng dry goods generally.
suict prompt, personal attention given to orders
27-lyf
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fsrp. T.rr.l
}. T.rrl [wiLIdas TATE.
FRED. TATE 4 BROTHER,

TATE ~ btNoTHEN,
(Late Of Hunt,rile, .9abdmaJ
ArrotFrYs AID ooUssrLLop Law, ORANGE, raYsTrr
,,,,, -, -. COUNTY TthAs,
WILL give their prompt insted TO them
w in Fsyette and the adjoining counties.
Particular attention paid land claims and collections
Jan l6-dJm
TO Make ROoM.-In order may for
large supply Of spring goods, selling on flock OF
700 black and coored ebay State" long shaws styles
80 pairs Of blankets, comprising all kinds from
-, superhne, great bargains
styles prices. cloths and cassime
>, N The lot are very fine and cheap
10 rchly pointed cloth piano and table covers
pieces white nannels, from - cents yard 20 enna hno
bundles senemens woolen, cotton metno, and silk under
floor drurge and crumb cloths patterns
Our bombazinc. apscas, ousseines, mepos
ohtf kinds Of goods well as at all times
100 pieces English and French merinos, prices
Hlts -
rs pieces ladies habit ciohs,u assorted colors
pieces white
100 dozen Kid gloves, assorted colors
20 pieces white eambrics and muslns, at all prices
m pieces cotton she.pgs, assorted with other desirable
sood line, all VI which, bear In mind win offer At 70
markably low prices. n
Terms cash, unless arranged TO tho contrary. t#t
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied In all
cases FERRY \ BROTHER,
gnl9-9wif Opposite Centre Market
cARDTb attention public respectfully requested
- our stock Of rich cabinet French China dinner DESSERT
aoe and single together with general assortment
useful household furniture all Of which has been selected with
from the best msnuacores, expressly for the city trade,
wi be sold exceedingly for cssh, liberal credit for
DYER MCGUIRE,
sepB-d Auenonssrs,
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MATHEW ST CLAIR CLARKE has reopened an
III Office for the Transaction OF law and business
Department Of the INTERIOR and nearly In
Wllafds Hotel, where he boards.
Nov 2a-d3m MAT. Intel, Republic Telegraph
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SuPERIoR CHAMPAGNE WI

SUPERIoR CHAMPAGNE wINE.-Landng hi. day
y iron schooner Cisaro-
IS baskets Boxers very superior Champagne wise
5baske Renaud frIncois's Heidseck Champagne wine
gro ( THos PARKER & CO..
JAn6-TuWs-4wf Opposite Browns Hotel.
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VERY Late from ,he we.s Indies.


The British schooner Fairy, Capt Hugs arrived ct
this port on Saturday night with later sdvices from Bcr
muda Demersrs. Bsrbsdoes &c. The r sailed from
bermuda the ssth ult.
The Governor has Issued his proclamation that the Co.
icuia Parliament meet Tuesday the 25th day May
The Bermuda Gs.ef,, the 18th ult says A large
Of nuts drfed shore at various parts
not appear been the eight or nine
days. They were quite sound Doubtless. they came
from vessel that hns been wrecked in
hood
VIC have heard Of splendid from potatoes
Planted in the month Of D,cbr last which have been
up within the past few weeks: several
ten ana twelve to and in instance fifteen to one
We trust the crops generally VIII be remunerang There
were not we unaerstand 20 many barrels planted this
year a. the last. by FIVE hundred
The Ga-c,te of the Goth sSy The quantity OF produce
shipped at Barbados the oath March II $40
hhds 62 terces and l15 barrels sugar $40 pun
cheons 70 barrels molasses-for the part superior
The advioes from Demerara to the I'd ult
We learn that the fever greatly abating in that
colony the I'd inst Latterly its ravages were not
confined sailors Portuguese immigrants and Europeans
but had extended among the Creole population. Jean
Baptistc Van Waerschoodt Esq. Inspector General of
the police force and Lieut. George Bott N Stipen-
diary Magistrate were among the deaths by fever
Two more vessels with immigrants had arrived at Dcme-
rarathc Saonca from Rio Janero with l24 and
Brazsns, and the Cosspore from Calcutta with $40 Coo
The bark David Luckie Captain Close, which LEFT
Demersra the 9th February last was DESTROYED by
fire on the Goth supposed to have originated in spona
SreW carried into Bolivia.
MIR Cowen had arrived in Demerara from the United
states Tor the purpose of trying TO introduce the cuiya
tion OF Sicc into that colony
Heavy rains had set in
On the oath ultimo the Court Of Policy met FOR the
discussion OF the contemplated constitutional changes
The bill introduced appears in the Coois of the 3lst
The general opinion adverse to the measure being
inadequate for the requirements of the colony; but
will for the present, be accepted
letter Of the I'd ult gives following report of the
DemCrara market
Since the date of the preceding several arrivals from
The United states have given good supply Of bread
suis and one or two vessels daily expected Flour
Is Offering in small lots at 81 meal S. S5Is pilot
bread So and there prospect of advance Prime
PORK OF good quality aleabe at Sly and SIS; mess,
Sle and $40 if fat-latter quality getting into here
There large supply of East India rice and very dull
market Goldfish and picked fish Except mackerel) in
good supply. White pine lumber getting Both
white and red oak slaves wanted
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Teiegrnphic Market Reports

NEW ORLEAss. May Z. 1907.
Our cotton market has been again much excited by
the advises received by the Europa The sales to day
fully 900 bales Mt outside prices and generally
an advance of &c. Aiddlings quoted Ss 10 ssc The
GALES of the week have been 81 600 bales
New ORLEANS May s. 1852
The sales of cotton to day were 5000 bales at fur
ther advance Of &c. Middling So to SA. Increase
of receipts at all the Southern ports last years
03S 900 bales Rice 81 12K.
CHARLESTON, May 8. 1852.
The sales Of cotton to day amount to $50 bales, at
S'a a,.c.
NoRroLK, May Q, 1852.
Cotton continues active, and has further advanced.
Sales have been made at "a sic Corn. dull and de-
Ginning Sales Of yellow at Soc; white and mixed SO
64hc Slaves. unchanged.
Providence. May 8. 1852.
Our market Nor cotton, in the earlier part of the week.
was quite dull. but at the close animated demand
sprung up and 500 bales changed hands at firm
and advancing rates We quote fair New Orleans, IL ;
Mobile. lohs 1oA middling fair. 10 1oh4 fair Up
lands 10 middng fair ga 9s There has leen lit
tic more demand for pulled WOOL which quite active
ind firm at the close There is not much doing in fleece
and the market is bare of fine grades The sales Of the
week were 64700 pounds There Isl slight improvement
in prices for printing cloths. and the tendency up
ward. The GALES reached 43 200 pieces.