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PH1Lh9gtFEIA Dec e. Reported BY BMksr, Brothers
GO do. Usl 1900 do 10 1924 90o aorris Canal ia
500 600 Schuykl kavgstios, S. 80 8i; 5N65 Lchigh
Mortgage I0i; W0 Allegheny City 6s b5 q 100 Rssding
Railroad Ca ~ g3 shsres nnsyly yanis Raiiroad 49,
do each, seS % Camden and Amboy Railroad, 5J 100
Inon Canal 6h $50 do b5 l6t lsuqashanul Cs2sl iss
900 do, b. l6 80 keadng Railroad 5O 10 Mnehil Rail-
ana Ratlr,sn. b. 100 Dc, cash 2s 100 DO, rs s5H;
ie0 do I'd G 100 dc 25; $50 DO b5 ajN 80 do ID 2jH;
81 Psnnsyy sDa and Ohio uAnsL 50 sehay ssysn
t4op, preferred b4 2>Js schuylkH Navigation, 2S ~
M'oasri.s Bank, S21;: uDissd states Bank 10 Grsra
Bank IA Btoser Board t0s shares Lehish 6s @.; sv
cssh, l9 Pennt yvsnia Rairosd 49 100 Long Islsaa
Raitogd bs 2 tS0 do e5 25 $50 do Ia ats b5 2,ss %
e. ss,h, 25 GOOD % ze ieode a q sese"s ssr9 "a
$50 Beaver Meadow RR6., 6S 1000 City Rsr "a q -
G9s, $3.50 scnuyihi Navigation &C. s2 bs sN
Sl 5000 Reading Railroad bs 7O s5 ss " ., 9 IL -
Railroad Sc. TO- 7i&75 Kohfflgten 6s sa
Res Notes b. 6t 100 d. 6 ss M,rrs s 40 seeaysii
in lots 100; ~ Mineh ER s3t 20 - ,sx sp - nr,is
Nsvisston preferred 90 " d. ~ y 3, m a, IS -
TS as ~ 10 ss a. 80 vGSis,ri ssnt M As, Bs.,s
20 p,;ne H1 S shares Merris Cs.sl 'ox m9a
bs 1850 esnnsyiysns s a. AK. loo 40 "a Sd s
~ +. ss M = no a. Is SSX 10 Hash saiRsaa 81
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From New BrunsWlck.
THANKS TO THE BRITISH CRUIsERs-PLENTY or FISH

NEAR sH0RE-NEw BRUNSWICK FISHERMEN A
GRBAT PEOPLE, ETC ETC
The N,w B'unsricker of that date has the following
which shows how satisfactory to the people Of the oslo
nss has been the conduct Of Captsin Campbell ef the
Devastation, bitterly from the accounts justly
complained Of by our fishermen
On the 18th of October. an address was forwarded
from The District OF Gaspe to Captain Campbell Of
steamer Devscation signed by the respectable mags-
srates merchants shipowners, and inhabitants Of the
state that they feel 1t duty TO make known to Captain
Campbell the high they entertain OF the valuable
services rendered by him to the inhabitants OF Gasp
during tho past season To his untiriDg perseverance
and active zeal was owing the disappearance of Amed
sbormen from the Bay of Chalcur and for the first
time in fifteen years It's waters have teemed with
keIel The benefits conferred the fishermen OF the
Bay can only be nndersood by those who have studied
the subject and witnessed the evils arising from the en-
croachments Of strangers who have earthly right
tresoass upon its fishing grounds
The address proceeds to say that to the present advs
cr OF her eesty the people Of Gape are indebted for
this tar6y but long wished for act of justice well
for the Juoicoua selection Of steamship, under well
qualified and efficient copmepeer.
The cfcera OF the Devastation also thanked for their
activity and a epecaly in the dangerous and Auous
ts.k OF beat duty which they sojudicousy and elective
The address concludes with the hope that the good
work thus comence, will be peseyered in by her ssjes
tys government and that the steamship Devastation
may be again on the station next spring under Captain
Csmpbelts command.
The Neu B,lscker appears to be gtatcd al learning
that the United states fishing vessels returned
the Cuff with not more than half fare, the maskere
at the cose OF tbs season being tho shores. 1t
says
1t quite apparent that the enfor ,emen Of the Con-
veatiop OF 1878 for single has convinced the
Ameiicsns tbat they are wholly within power
CARDS the profitable portion of the mackerc fishery This
they frankly ADMIT and for once have the best Of it
with our astute neighboys Let us take that In
knga new bargain we donot throw away the advantage
We DOW clearly posses
Capt Campbell In letter addressed to Sir Alexander
Banperman at the end OF September says: The water
close the shore now absolutely tesming with scke
rel IN The finest condition aud this entirely wi three
mica Of The laad that by keeping foreigners A. that
distance the shore becomes vast aud valuable preserve
foF The fishermen of the British Provinces
The ninth chain OF the Suspension Bridge over the
that the bridge may he ready for travellers in month
A1ouDg man Sunday, walked from the top Of the
eastern tower Of the bridge to the summit OF the tower
opp ite on the western side the fms wire cables
pended between these points
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
From W.shlngs.n C,tv.

From Wsshingtsn City.
ARRIVALS OF C0NGBESsMEN AND OTHERS HON W.
n, KING IN GOOD HBALSH-rHE NICARAGUA Dis
PUTE, E1C
WAsHIyoroy Dec T. P NJ.
This has been Lively Gay in Washington Members
and officers Of the two Houses of Congress- Judges of the
Supreme Court newspaper reporters letter writers aud
strangers have been coming in rom every direction The
hotels and boarding houses perfectly th-onged with
strangers Among the Senators who a--yed arc Atch
son, Bolland Bradbury, Cass Csthoart Clarke Dixon
DswDs Fech, Hamiin James Jones' OF Tennessee Mason
and Upbam-makips with those previously here fully
quorum Of that BODY Upwards Of fifty Representatives
also arrived 10 day making with ths previous arrva
very nearly aquorum of the Houss A. there will be no
delay in organization the Presidents message vi. be pre-
sented o. Monday
teleeraphc dispatch reoei7ed here this morning from
Wilmington, North Carolina, states that the Hon VIM
King is In that city Gs way to Washington in good
health
william b. Boges, lately clerk in the navy depart
ment has been appointed Purser for the navy yioe
Wailery resgned
card hss been Issued by the Secretary Of State In
reply to the opinion published by members Of te New
York bar at the request of the Nicaragua TganN Com
pany In which they say that Nchrsgus has no national
reIrcsenave in the United States Mr. Everett scknow
Lodges Senior Don Jose ds Mnrcoeta as the official Minis
ter for Nicaragua ready receive com
from him.
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xRAVEI.g.Esss tsIrpEs.

CAMDEN AND'AMBoY RAILkoAD, FOR PHILADEI,-
~ plis from Pier No North River. foot of Battery
place Two lnes daily, morning line at 10 A. NJ by steam
boat JOSEPH BEIKEhP. Fare So Afternoon express
class So; second clssa So Returning. leave
lpha OF walnut street 81 10 A. M and
2P. Emi2r ant line by ATLAS Pier No.
l,at4P. NJ. Fare 81 81
CNOF ALBANY-wINTER ARRANGEMENT-THRE EE
daily lines-Fare 81 50-The trains leave City Hall
lays excepted m follows First train Mt 80 A. NJ, mail
rsin stopping ut all the sta tons: second train
Albany stopping at Croon Falls, Dover Plains
Hedae and Chatham -Four Corners arriving at 10 p M
bird train ~ y M albany express stopping at Croton
FaB Dover Plains, Mllerton, llsdae and Chatham
Corners arriving Is p NJ connectisg at Albany with
Dress trsn for Buffalo Retursng will lravc East Albany
y:Ulb A NJ, mail train, making n stops, and p. NJ
''s'''' N. sLoAr, supt.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROA D.--TRtsNs DAILY
Ii from Chambers street, for Albany spd Trov-
Express Train, A Through in four hours connecting
With rsipe reaching buffalo or hontrea " oolook same
Nail Train ga ", Through way train as1 p
Express 1rnin, y. NJ. Accommodation Trsin, 7 p VI.
Pnscnscrs tston st Chambers Ca, al Chri tpher Four
sunday 1rabt from canal street, q. 7;3o A. ". for
Foushleepeie and AZ r. u. for Albany stop ins AT all
way statone GEO STs6K, Ssperiu'endenh
NKw yORE hND PHILADELPHIA ofhecr.-
- Unta Htster Naii and Eyprops Lnor trofh IN ter
scnss Me- Jorsey kaircso, via jersey Nee
= W leave Phiisdelrhis ~ ard A. VI. md ~ Y. n
sor arst c'ena. aooops do. Tin srs a sp pci
as,tsmcrs wnshinssor Ncriot sni 1hariastor .hrous
SlepI, ". and ss p iiass frsm Nav gcss ps..sr
f With baggage orcv ans fss-v nftaan 2'nm~ ssssrt W
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From Baltimore j..

From Baltimore.
MAIL FAIIURE-F SUFFRAGE IN EORTH CARO-
LINA-DANvILLE RAILROAD, ETC.
BALTIMoRE, Dec. 4-P. NJ
We have no mail south of Wilmington, this evening
The North Carolina Senate rejected the free sueags
bill but afterwards re considered the vote
The Electoral College of North Carolina duly met and
cast their ten votes for Pierce and King.
The voters OF Richmond Va, have decided by ma.
ory of 1856 in favor Of subscription OF $4,000 to the
Dsnyiile Railroad.
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EyPREss AGENCIES ,

DERFoRD co.'s, CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND
- sou,h America lxpyess. will desratohei board
the United st,,es mail Georgia Monday next
in charge Of messenger through 60 destination Small
parcels received ill p M the day Of ssili No
charge Ter cuton house ts We also mail
by the tteamr Unoie sam with specisl messehger. {.
through All parcels fer the mail must bs delivered
at our Office by o'clock, r. NJ Ga Monday Dcosnbar 9.
BFRfORD& o
Passage secured a. the opett rates great
rrise-by applying Al our odloe, No. vesey street.
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NEW IMPORTATION or JACKS AND JEsyETs FOR
KsrTucEy.--We are gvatded 10 state that tho Mason
County Importing Company have received adyices Of tho
shipment at Bsrceoun In spain II eight Jacks and jen
ret tspecttd 10 arrive at CHARLESTON about the middle OF
Dscen ber and reach aeysvas by the feet Of January
fhs order sent ont for the bs ssmsls that could he
sslec'fd in the KINGDOM OF Spain Without regard to
,ost- -Mcysrie (Ky) Eagle.
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WHAT'S IN A NAME q One of our exchangs pa
pers speaking tf the candidates for the Legislature in
one q the counties Of wiec Dr says that y u Root
the democratic Robert Hogg the free so aud l. H. Dye
the vhg candidate. SO with tsa voters no suppose
nh be Root, Hogs, o. Dgs.
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SrEAKBs OF THE HOUSE, The Hon Dexter
Gimors, Of Oneida county aid Hon A,pnaxed Loemis,
,f Bebitr menti ,aed prominent candidates Cor
ths sseaieeshi9 Of tas Assembly o. tbs 6ts.s.
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The James Adger at Charleston.
CHAaLEsTor, Dec. L. 1852
Tae -stsaashiR James Adesr Capt Diskiasca arrived
hese coriy this Saturday morning
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Steamboat Explosion on the m,.s,.s,n mi,

Steamboat Explosion on the Mississs mi.
MANY PERsoNs KILLED AND WOUNDED.
g.. LoUIs Dec 4, 1862.
The Keokuk packet Geneva burst her boiler twenty
miles above here, last night rh.e ling. The boat
. total loss
Several persons were killed including Captain Charles
Dean and Captain Perry.
Captain James Perry was mortslly Touaied
No other names have been yet asceEtaised
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FoUYD AD-INTgMrERAECE.-- man, named
Haskell Of essipated habits found dead In house
In rat Bennington on Sunday and from the appear
Of the body II is presumed that he must have been
dssd several days He had not been Tuesday
the 2ls He found lyrg In bed and the blood had
flowed from his nnse and run down upon the doors and
the body badly ds6auIed to render II difficult
OF recognition Hts family had to Colcbrook Ct
whi'her they expssng bim 10 follow with their
housohola fprDiture Spring fed Repnbcan Dec. |.
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From Boston.

SEVERE STORM-THE MUsICIPAL INJECTION.
BosTor. Dec 4, 1852
weather is very thick,
The indications are that our municipal election will
be warmly contested For the Office Of Mayor the rogu
lar wings and the opponents Of the auoE Law will support
Mayor seaver the democrats viii support Jos. Smith,
and DR.. v @. Smith stands the Independent oand-
date.
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The YOUNG LADY IN PANTS Emma Snodgrass
10 still in psntaloons Yesterday she turned up In
Salem, where she cut quite figure. Che went into a
Jewelers. store. to raise fey dollars on long shawl
which she presented for the pnrpce The eweef asked
the name Of the visiier. and answered George
Green y ibis led to further inquiries, aud she finally
confessed the cheat She was arrsysd in a neat and
tasty suit Of genaus clothes and conducted herself
Lkea spruce young gallant -Bostcn Bee, Dec. 4.
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tl..IEI.s.

NATIONAL HOTEL, pETRQfT-THIS HOUSE, TIL
IN largest most elegant establish Eent st o. Ne
York, s kept by FFLtEhS BEhJAniN formerly Of The
Montreal House, in the city q Montreal
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SAlxSae az AUCTION .

$
UCrIoN NoTIcE.-cRoCKERy AID GLASS SALE
"A b. WIN. W; SHIRLEY ros.dsy Deee1ber Z at lvH
Snss 81 anise tu ep"d a9a G. G. Il lots
far city ana oounsr, retailer, a. groces. for cash
NTHoNY J. BLlEcKER WILL ELL AT AUCTION,
sss.sS tssT sTsnTs i,
s S ss ar ass" S F' snS
ies in body frontog Seventy fifth aud seventy sxth
rS and
css S al pa M ai1s
Bile for immediate imrroyement hie sao is made to close
bidder. isrgs Of tic monty remain,
further particulars arpy the ticneor No. Broad
NTHoNY J. BrEE 'KER WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
tho Msrshsas Da rseba5 oSSico Sudss lots
In the besusful ysg o. Jamaica L.ng Island ,hss iG
seossse and village ses Maps describing ihs above
aSsss an n'a 'a'
HENRY II. LEEDS, AucTIoNEEs WILL .I;, SELL = At At
Ii Il eth % Il n oil III sGss's $ II: !:
T.s wsm e. saa and
S,ss
Msa Sssa russn Gsa bssf sG Ss ohs n sas%p
the odr1 sao ssRs" At saS S aiG n
drawings Of gea bsagy rshy hnmed ana unaSr p: @ :c
seisn vim ,ors ms Opportunity 20 rs,cur; pain.iag. Of
e. 9Th instant, o@ Witch tina uu sas sy OF s.is
they may be Examined in the gallery, above sale
positive.
IIEHRY H. LEEDS, AUCTION ErR, WILL SELL ON
III Tuesday. December7th and edncpday ecem 9th,
AZ osl,ek each dsJ At 'alss room G wall ~
newest style and most cost satuary marble goods just
landed from the chip st John olscted 10 Italy by sglor
O. n Pandoifri They will be nu TO be The Ancst groups
OF this description imp red rto this couut consist
ing the two model these exhibited at
the Worlds Fair In London tic Groon sav Rane Of the
% ssuI e ss &
MedicG Psyche model af ''upi, nth mails, Cleo
patrs, &c. Also, lsrge assortment vascs saties gs
ware, china tea scts card receivers Be- &c. Also, an in
Voice Of India goods plated ware psnsr msche, &, The
goods may be examined Mondav previous ~ the sale
TJENRy II. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEgR, Will SELL, ON
Mondty Dec g. At half past ten oalook q the sales
room NO wall tt'ect, larve lot Of valua booka,-A
pcssrve =, % % Jn, reeersa 90 ee 500
illustrated works OF staudard i,ert aso the works
most Of tho celebrated suthors elegantly bound.
ID w.wEs1 CoTT, AUCrIpNEER LARGE AND ELE
RH. psnt assortment Of good sacond hand frrriture
Nondsy ornng at lN o'clock st nc Grssawoh avenue
sr handsome oarpes 6ure twenty bed es~a ieether
beds, matresnes elk eoks three superior sofa bd soads
mahogany rockers spd shsif walnut do roa suite
dining card centre and piar snd shogany tables
otina glassware, ten eirandoles silver
menss toilet SETS &c Tie sale viii be pcfve, r,n
chine.
five faIe OF ih fancy goods fom mp rter close
up peoethe~ at lN o'clock ut
the store 20 william street, Cedar street. free sale
for oas bsnknble % oh pacd ~arc AID oof
and table spoons table u,h r ortG she ctterv t~a
trays hronytd hss stnds eleok1 vaser work eoy
ClinA fgurte in quantity aud great va sty daocr ta
sose and toilet eet, SO ceEoods vil bers evsd
nTuesdsy evening Retailers huying soods fer holiday
wles vii DO vel to attend
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BFftish Ship john s. DE Wolfe WreekeN.
DAsIxs. Ca Dec 2. 1852
The British ship John Dc Wolfe from Liverpool for
Savannah With salt and coal recently went ashore
Black Beard Island and totsl loss The passengers
and crew were all saved
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TJIBERNIA HALL. CHARLEsToS, s. C;-TIRsT
n Appearance Of the wot d-rcnowped PROFIT SsoR n
DERS0N, (from scctlapd.) better kn Sir Walter
Scotts Wizard the cr VIII peri OF Astound
ing magic wendere in Europe for period OF twenty
ecs caused him be known the greatest msgctSR
on earth Bis the New World during tho last
fifteen msnths ia sufficient TO intro noe ha TO the c no
United States bavo been unanimous IN their conmonaa-
tions while the whole ns emed wi eu'ogtums on
lis mighty deeds of He been houorod bv the
trenage Of the elite the sc hc and the learae in every
city he has vste and has had The eisp honor
proving to $4,000 citizens that there arc more
things heaven earth than drcamt ot
fry inform the ciizens of chsvleston aud It's ysiay
that will tile honor of living hi ft series Of Soirees
Mystereuses Grand ORA ing kom Enseriainnents in
Natural Masic In which he ail the OF Witch
craft Demonoogy. Spirit Rappngs Heoroma snd this
Black Art He will appear for the frat im Hiberna
Hall on Mondsytho iuh ofsDecember for shors season
sa{s Of esiss sprar n whi i the gorgeous in
tho wcrd being gold oliver lper msche and
pearl mapufa uude- his 6irscon from ri
gilal nodse. In his ale ed programme OF wonders
and chemical experms VII ct iayc tsd the professors
Of The above sciepces beta Of the nd and new World
$50 far, indeed, hit srt trauscends
You'd think tho pe'l was at il finger ends
he will open Monday the 10h Deoeter and give his
rst Crande soes hsgue d piaving cmong other vowel
wonders tho Great serao Book Fest ths Suspension hes-
which he is the shih ha supplied 100 600 Amsri
otsene with all hnos Of drinks tie Grent Sank Npte
Wonder the Crystal Casquet the M'gic Canidron; The
Mystic Cabinets the Great watch Thick lsending them
Mysterious AID the Or Aesmeric Won
ders On Saturdays, snd dav pertor 'auce at Z.
Doors open every svering 1t half pss the Magician wi
appear in his temple It concluding ct 10 o'clock
N. Carriayes may be red quarter before. Books
explaining $50 experiments performed by the Profess
c5 oents. illustrated programmes l;h cents.
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A NTHONY j. BrEE 'KER Will SELL AT PUBLIC
"A auction, Thursdny Deoember ath a. IL o sock,
Nv tho Merchants ESohane ffysx choico buidisg lots
beautiful village Jamaica Long Island these 10 20
sre the railroad depot sid every for ee-
eank cottare village ftes Maps describing the above
property and further particulars be had OF the
Nnnoer. No. z Broad street.
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ITO PARENTS AND eUAhDIANs,-oNE OF TUE
most moral amusing ID tiabg for children
opsn daily at BS6 Broadway from Unit 10 -Automa-
Scn Bell Ringers, Hechaa cal Figures Cosmoraiao yievs
half pricN,
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CoIRrEs NYSTERIEusEs EFT FANTASTIQUES.-l
S0 R0RERT HEII.Ek snaotfuiy that he Wi

TNRANKLIN MUSEUM 175 CHATHAM sTREET.-GEO.
IL Lea Proprietor The above establish open evtry
Afternoon. 9t clock and u the evening half past for
abe puEPoie Clasic rad org nsl OF
IyfnI Satuary by Mile troupe OF Model Artists
Sosctfer with variety Of beautiful pertornsnees FORT
Sher particulars bills Of each day in
pryate boxes, ccrts with cushioned
ehairs SYX cents; boxes cents; gallery. l2 cents
The daily union., 1852-12-23

ing TO the report from The Committee OF the Whole on the
state OF the Union; which being seconded by The
House,
The action OF the said committee all the resolutions
from the Committee Of Ways and Means agreed to
by the House, except wherein the OF The improve
ment OF rivers was referred by the Committee OF the
Whole on the state of the Union 10 the Committee on
Commerce, rather than to the Committee Roads and
Canals. as proposed in the resolutions originally
ported from the Committee OF Ways aud Means
The question being agreeing TO the lasi above
toned action of the Committee OF the Whole on the
state OF the Union,
Mr.. ROBINSON demanded The yeas and nays.
An Intellectual motion 10 adj journ was here made.
The yeas and nays being next ordered on agreeing 10
the resolution last above referred TO.
The House adjourned.
The daily union., 1852-12-23
MEMORIALS UNDER rnK RULE

BY Mr.. BERNHlSEl4; The memorial OF the legislative
assembly OF the Territory of Utah, asking Congress
appropriation of five thousand dollars compensate the
code commissioners referred 10 the Committee OF Ways
and Means,
BY Mr.. ORR The memorial oil the Hon. John Beton
ONea president OF the Greenvle aud Columbia Railroad
railroad iron for said road and that the be paid
la mail service.
by Mr. CHANDLER The memorial OF Henry Sedh and
other citizens OF Philadelphia county, asking Congress
modify the bounty land sed September, 1850,
seamen and marines engaged in the late wars hum
dfed and sixty OF land
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Army Supplies.

oTEcs or ARMY CLOTHING EaUiPAor,
#r Philadelphia, Dec. II, 1854.
see an. 10 o'clock a Of The drst day Of February
al The Unitrd States clothing and equpage depot
a ssSP Sn, ss,s E g & s
dssnsd esefyng on The part q The United States he
article contracted for, viz:
5000 yards GA skybue twled wooen eot, thoroughly
aas delivery
@ 1900 DO DO ss in a Cotton duck Weighing IA o. pc, yard
1899 1899 % q g 55' H. H. ddss d % tx y y
5000 dozen pairs iaeslaehlns sizes weighing pounds per
pompoons CRIMSON orange green, red and blue
Bronze scales, for mounted rifles
Epaues, y; G. s-Engineen, ordnance, artillery, and in
Do selssanls, so.pon,s, and privaes engineers ord
binding and cords, Of all kinds
Lumber, I'd common, per 900 feet, (bor stuff, nch
spndes
Drums, artillery infantry
Drum heads, batter
Drum sticks and carriages
b3SS saafss sS,sS
Hospital poles and pins, sets
Common do do do
curry combs
Hallards, garrison, and recruiting flags
bunting, red, white, and blue
Blue
Eue flannel, for coat Innings
All Of which desirable should be OF domestic
and quality and standard
ed patterns in This office BY which all supplies furnished on contracts
viii be tested samples of which, for woolen and cloths
viii be sent by mail viii, additional information the sub
sct which may be desired from manufacturers wishing offer
posals.
Contracts viii be based accepted proposals. the faithful
fulfment OF which securities will be required Any
delay the execution Of The bond for such faithful a
hment of the contract will be regarded sufficient for
ceiling the acceptance Of the favored bid. sE
dealers
article proposed be furnished and viii respected
sideed who known manufacturer
dealer in the desired supplies which fact the
distinctly The bids offered well
dress Of intended 10 be proposed
obtained.
each delivery
the shall be Completed which be forfeited the Uni
failure uhl
stipuauons OF his -
g. r. CROsMAN,
Dec a2-l6dS S3tawtFebl Major and ouartennasrer.
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Splendid silks, Embroid cries, sc

WALTER HsRPER CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between sh
w and 10Th streets, will open this beautiful and complete
Of rich figured and plain silks, Of latest styles and colo
Also, mennoes cashmeres and mousselnes OF desabs
shades
Lace and muslin embroiaeres, styles, in chemete and
sleeves, bcrther, caps capes, and cofdrcs.
Also, sbawls and scar with vaney OF novees,
whcp hgy would respectfully call the nenuon Of purchasers.
Dec I7-dotf
The daily union., 1852-12-23
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

a ~<n The superior steamboat UNION with fine comfort
EA&Ae able saloons the accommodation passengers
Hours of departure FOR this week Leave the foot
of King street, Alexandria, ~, H. III g. and IA O'Clock
Leave the foot OF seventh Washington ~ 2a "a
and 5 O'Clock.
Dec l9--dlw JAMES GUY, Captain.