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BUILDING ASSOCIATION UPON NEW PLAN

CAPITAL, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
~ DOLLARS. Shares twenty-five dollars each, payable
in monthly instaments Of one dollar month Loans made
TO members for five years security Of real estate.
Books of subscription open at this office
At the Office of n. G. Caan, esq, street, 18th
ID. A. Hall, esq, and Sd streets.
II. NJ Morht, esq, AZ street
Geo. Parker, esq, Penn ay., near 9th st.
ian 1e--f
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-14
LAW NOTICE.
Richard NJ. Young & ], McNeale Latham,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Will practise In the Supreme Court Of the United States
the several Courts of the District Of Columbia.
,an
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IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF.

nOCTOR HARTLY, AURIST, from the Ear Infrmary,
90 Arch street. Philadelphia, begs to announce his
turn to this city for few days The number and impor-
tance of the under his care, his recent VISIT and the
gratifying amount Of success which attended his treatment
have induced him TO expedite his return His stay here
will depend much upon circumstances; and 1t will be ad-
vsable for those who wish TO consult him to make early
call Residence Myerss Drygood store, between 9th
and 10th Streets Pennsylvania Consultation and
examination fee, 81 jan 14--tf
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WASHINGTON, AFRIl l., 1Sb2
JOINT RESOLUTIONS in relation TO the settlement of the
accounts of the late collector, Andrew Rothwell.
Resolved, dc, That the Joint Committee appointed 10
supcrintend the and settlement Of the
of the late Collector Andrew Rothw" hereby instructed
10 charge the said Rothwc interest all moneys received
by him for taxes and deposited required by law
the time such depostc should have been made until the
payment of the money to the Corporation.
ReSorod That the said Joint Committee allow in tho said
settlement credit o said Rothwcl Of the amount paid bv
him for advertising lots which not sold the said amount
being six hundred and sxtyfve dollars and nnetyone
cents, as per account furnished by him,
Mr.. WILSON, on leave, introduced bills entitled
An act for the repair of the bridge over the
canal at 18th street west" An act for the relief
of Philip Gormly," and Z" An act for the relief of
Charles Stewat;f which were scverally read
three times and passed.
MIR. BoRRows then moved that the Board adj
journ; which motion was carried in the atfirma-
tive, as follows:
'HEAs--Messrs. Dove, Bayy, Wilson, Towers, Bor owS,
Sweony, Writ, Page, and franch--9.
NAYs-Nessrs. Maury Thornley, Gordon, and Morgau-l
And then the Board adjourned,
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
rINIE SUBSCRIBER has number of desirable LOTS and
several HOUSES in the city Of Washington which he
will sell on reasonable terms Also-TlREE FARMS two
in Virginia and in Maryland-both contiguous to the
city. JOHN - SMITH,
feb 12- Attorney Mt Law
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nFFICE OF CORREsPONDENCE,

nFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE,
~ WASHINGTON CITY, d. C.
letter any business addressed to this Office, and
closing fee Of fUe dollars will procure satisfactory reply
REFERENcEs.--R. Waach, U. S. Marshall w Leuox,
Mayor Jo Gales, Of the "Integencer;" X. W. Latham,
Banker. Address T. G. CONNOLLY,
Office Of Correspondence, Washington, D. c.
R EDITORS who place the above notice, with this note
among the business cards their csumns at all times
command the services OF this Office.
jan ~ T.CC.
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place in Hamburg
Atnoon on the 10th of March, just as the Ex-
change in Hamburg, crowded with merchants.
presented its busiest aspect, two drummers in the
civic uniform came up and rolled their drums for
the space OF ten minutes, causing great com
motion both within and without of the Bourse
While this was going on, workmen were seen over
tho principal gateway of the building oleyating
n black board, on which was painted in white
letters the name Of n merchant of the city who
had lately suspended payment and absconded
with all his assets. When the name had been
fairly set up, u bell called the schand gocke,'
or shame bell, only rung on such occasions, was
sounded for two hours from a tower of the Bourse
This penalty Of disgrace, called the execution
of fraudulent bankrupt is ordained by a law
which can be traced to the fourteenth century.
when the Hanseatic league at the height Of its
greatness At that period, the bankrupts patent
of citizenship and his certificate as u merchant
were alsS burnt By the hapgman."
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General Banking and Exchange Business.
COMPREHENSIVE.
'INHE undersigned respectfully announce TO the public
Il that they have entered into copartnershp for the
transaction Of general Exchange and Banking business
IN the city OF Washington, under the firm Of
SELDEN, WITHERS & co.
All business entrusted to them will be attended to with
prompness and fidelity.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Late Treasurer of the United States
JOHN WITHERS,
OF Alexandria, Virginia.
X, W. LATHAM,
OF the city Of Washington.
l.. 7. BAYNE,
mar 24-u OF Baltimore Maryland.
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JOHN L. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND COUNTY MAGISTRATE
R OFFICE Eighth street. opposite the marketheuse where
he may be found at all times. @{Sh feb 3
DORTABLE wRITING-DEsKs.-A very
Il fine assortment just received by ,'
feb ~ A. GRAY, Tth street
WRIGHT's Indian Vegetable Pii1s-For
w sale by A. GRAY Bookseller,
ReS Ss-k Tth t, opp. oddFellows Hall.
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ID ~. HOOE q CO., wholesale and Retail Dealer. ss
carpetinr, Cloths mattnr
sheenr blankets and furnishing goods generally
Pennyvanis avenue, between 7h and 9Th Washington,
ID.
Aug 0o--u
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal Of the Wauenon IN o. Male Academy wishes
teacher 10
the
habits
made post paid
o The Principal.
p-du
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY, 1854.
GREGORY q MAURY. M.s4orn,.
(successors to J, W. Mauy Coz
so5oOo
Lottery the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass D. for is59.
To Wilmington, Del Saturday, July a. 1854.
GJ-Thirteen drawn numbers out Of 800
SPLENDID SCHEME.
p ps"$a S S4g' e. e aS P 90
30 : 1889 &c ' % 200 sSS
Certificate. Orpacksses Of whole dclet, $3.50 90
3: &c s s ; S:Sis' & g IS
s5i9oo
Lottery for benefit ofme
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass so, FOR 1852.
Wilmington, Dell Saturday, July 81, ls52
7snumber lottey-l3d drawn ballots.
BRILLIANT
PIE Prize: ' ss 100 pas'' . %S
30 do 500 sc. sc.
Tickets siO-Iaives s5--ouarter. q So
Certificates Of packages Of - whole tickets slao 90
Do DO 90 81 Of g g S Quarter DO DO 8 s SS
oIds for tickets asd share. and certificates Of packages
ocs eaeh drawing Immediately amer
Address ,s.. sns G, q j. 2 s a.sa;,
June % Alexandria, Virginia.
~ below Fourth, PhiadclphaWiDe liquors OF all
tes fect importation from the and producers had
than other and furnished TO members Of Con
ge. and Others Washington city, shortest noceegh
by " Adams's Express"
sheries Sparkling Champagne,
Madeiras Moet,
Ports, Chcquot.
Red wine, Dinei,
Tenenfe, Perruchot,
Lisbon, Heidsck,
Muscat, and many Others.
Fronignan, Sparkling Mosele,
Malaga, Hockbeim,
Clarets Of all sorts, Rudesheim,
pauterne. Marcobrunn,
Burgundies, the largest stock in Philadelphia.
Brondies Of all sorts,
dark and pale casks demohn, bottles, with ehcap,
and very and old
Scotch whskey Mononrabea Bourbon Jamaica Spirits
ale, London porter stout bills OF and Dozen
Hapana Cigars,
Of direct importation Of the reliable quality always hand
Wholesale or by the quarter box.
The establishment whore all wines, &C. directly
from the original package in which imported
Hote, Country Tfads,
and supplied, wholesale cast deiohn
dozen, package Of assorted sorts.
telegraph, limit price, Guaranteed
be satisfactorily filed, the goods taken back.
with all principal wine
ducng Europe
enable offer good articles cheap Cal and
JACOB SNYDER, IRIS,
Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 Walnut e.. philadelphia.
Feb l2--dly
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From the BeIknap Gsrstw.
MILITARY CAREER OF GIN.
p1EHCE.
PIERCE.

The martial explous Of Gen. Pierce
in his celebrated Mexican Osmraign.
have. il IL well known, been the subject
Of rather uneavorst,e comment, both in
New Hampshire snd elsewhere, ever
since their occurrence. And ws are
tod (not bsine present ourself) that
the General took occasion dosihg tue
last September session Of the court Of
Common Plcss IN this sillsge, on beiag
told by q witness whom lie Was cste-
chising on tho stand, that l,s would
prefer TO sii during the examination, ~
he NIGH, possibly faint, In cona~qutsos
Of weaknsss in one Of kis kxsss--so
give q long, minute Iaudstory and n
together pathetic account II himself IN
,ba,renowned eampsaya.ia his argument
10 the Jury. But ~ there were pref.
en-, during the Generate eulogy Of hia>
self on. that occasion, but f<w. i,essess
except the Court Jury and tie osnssrs
ot the Bar, vho ussally' attend or
Court We take pirssure In laying sAs
follo>sing history Of his sslsasisssssssss
before osr readsss. h 10 ssoVssa kssS
heutveky journsi, and ssg b h ~
compiled from Gsnsrzi Riersss ow~
dispatches and from those of cihss ~.
iiaguished officers. wlo 6gsrsa IN sh4s
campaign, there esu b IN .nalseto0
about iis entire corr~cfsesE II hta ~r
desire 10 do Cen Pissce entire iusti< q
in this matter. not ~i,Ls., .cdjss oar
difference wirh him % questIons Al pui.,
lie policy snd hsI. be been st,ros.,,t I
forward as F'.nklin Pierce. tie cis;l.
ian and ststesman, and rstlisy ss~,.
We should hsve little 10 say ssAsns' bin,
personally bu; ~ ear Dnmscssi,s
friends insist on running hlm - . Nit.
try Hsro-sssiin ing hy ~hsis eAsnes
Of election o. thar single Ne aaesa can, /.
psign--pe think il would be veil 10 tI /.
anime me history oF tbis campaign. snsf
see Il The lnurels won werc suAicient tn
sn'iife him q seas IN the Pres,d<niise .
Chair. Here Is the ericie -
1. The frss dury sssigned 10" Gen.
Pierce in MEXICO ~as 10 tsks up q "
inforeemsnt Of 2.+O0 men from V~ra
Cruz TO- shs rnsis s~~y. then VEN sd.
vsneed into Ne interior. Gen. Sovu
was waiting for this additions. forss 10
make the descent upon .be City u Nsx-
ico. Pierce's novemenis hsd bsso 80
tsfdy. that u Psro,s h. rses,.esLs ist.
ter ftom Cts 'smnL, So ~h,eh ~ ~ 80
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clained Asst Jsdy. - shs con.ssced
rubbing ter slassss with her new calico
apros. II they hsdat cent her away
10 such hns school sAe1 nsses . had
such stuck up motions II her head !
nsssr Jet ssv . mhs of good cams Of
L.! Nobody aeed teu -, y b IL The
bsiasinR Up los niose weHaa ihaa B.
san Orey'S @osbes never wa mads.-
She's up airy and late. ssd ono thing
10 sartain, she don't feel hsrseh above
the meanest creeter that walks. l hold
10 ministers and school matters being
laraed and sich like folks, bet Il don'i
seem a. IL there wss . mite Of need ol
farmers girls having sicl, lsrninS.'
hot what 10 the trouble with the
daughter, Miss Bemsn = inquired the
new school teacher, - Aunt Judy re.
placed her glasses and assumed he,
knitting.
Law sake don'. know hardly how
10 tell you only they have gin her ,
| eight Of schooling here, and awsy from
l.one too, and they have jet abov
| spelled her b., Mr.. 6reen, bore ca
ten you enough sight bsstef iAan ! can.
As TO thal,' said Ars. Green, Asa
judy and are such good fliendA, tia
We viii asrss TO GSar il ost opinion o
tbsss n6ssersI a, Re.., --
IL seems 70 me thaa time vill reesifj
Suasn's errors, for d ~ Ssay ~
che has some foolish nosioas, bot no. q
! think, ewing to her educasioa, but on
y Tor ihe want a q little nose.'
'Bless ~, exclaimed .Auas Jsdy
how in I've world cooA she have n,
moser s.. on
Il viii ieR yep What think Of thes
,hinss Asat Judy, 81 Dsshsps ~ sAal
one Day zee even IN Susan GrsyS cass
whether these opiSioes are eorrees o
false. '.'.... .......
| 'Farsss's dssyase., fren ,keir a
Iiest chiAhood, are, - . natter Of coursl
sccnstowed TO ceSnssy uosions, an
cssnsry fAsiisas. Csntors, hsppipssl
and ussislness. rs,ksr ~ ,)ev, -
wkas tAs1 IN iilIae vth. pasu.ss'
e&lJssa = - - khse Dssfsrnsd ;
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s,isss = Asas y ssiss i.srhassa VI
a. sijelse aad &sp>ay Il . ely, - u
~ sAssld bsglA . shink ~ qsis
hens y ihe cosstry vu,v Issssb, e. ~
shs shoaA rashsr ouaasas - 4 ~
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.rs. f.u, f.s, ,.sv..-s sss.1sA
II sn s.o.;..a srs.~,. s.-rss
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and rss,l, rs.omh,;c, : 80 s;o.ssss
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slab.
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veyed lhs ayure ,AhesnRf - ~,
nssts, bfscissly q I ~ - - -.
vsy ths hippopotamus . Osi,e. -
Wkh ths same kind u istsrset,
Thsa French ladv with he ),,es
uette, and ths English seu,lsman vSu
had told me a. dinner thss IhsvS ~
too much common sense sb,oed nov.,
n a.d.vs cor martvrdo,, srs ,.vn~h...
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-22
BEAUTIFUL FIGURE.

Two painters were employed 10 fres.
Co the walls Of magnificent cathedral;
both stood on 4 rude scoHolding con.
structed for that purpose, some forty
feet from the Aoor. One Of them was
50 intent upon his work tha, he became
wholly absorbed, and In Iemiration stood
Oh from the picture, casing At II with
intense delight. ForEetihf where he
vas, he moved Lask ward sIowly, unlii
hs hsd ns.red che wy sJge the plank
upon which he st666 fpS
Al this critical nohs1E his cempan.
ION turned suddenly, xt6 6El6noee frozen
with horror, ,6ehsid hiTt htnAns peril
another Instant and ihe eSihus;ast would
be preeiphsted UPON ibS pavement be-
meath II Ne spoke 10 tsn il wss cer>
tsin dssth-f be held ~ peaee dessh
wss equally sure. SSddsniy be resuiin.
ed Ais presence u mind, md seisins a
vet Svssh, Aune !, qss@tt sgsia.i fhe
wsli, spsatering ~ pyelsre with On.
slightly baotehes q feeassihk The pain.
ter Aew forward md turned upon IN
friend with Reree fmptecaiioas s bs'
startled n h;s shssts, ~, hs lhfened
q the recftsd Of danger, lookeA shudder.
ingiy over the dread spScs below, md
with tears Of gratilude bies.ea ne Aand
shat saved him.
-, ssss yvescAer,s " sometime.
nj, slooSbed n Ioo1fn8 tpon The mic.
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S~~
N3f & NQ0B STORE,

syREEr, RUTLAND, vGnhoHT,
S,svs formerly seespisd sy O. L. Rel.
- dssvs sssth sssts Cesst nssss, ,vheSs
b tsasA eli tssAs ~
DOOT1 AND oWOHa
Ne ssvas - ~ aey esAss sstahllsAusst.
y cal, sRd s1e0tes. .AfETT.
ksissA. ~. %. lNoa III
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ouirrmen,s in this delightful art with
a. beautiful instrument which I brought
from my bons, fee her knowledge Of
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should not Be ienoran, Of this branch Of
education. They can .equire ,hi. more
easily than Others in different situa,i"ns,
for they are less liable to be interrupted
BY visitors, and usually have every f.-
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GA hsvs-Ssslss, ~ isSsly eSses-
q . ssIs, 80 s1esv3 atkeh u Dsney
10 confess ths saiaslS l1Eus. Tke
soss's 80 dra.k. - sssa - - shs
hsrss - ~ TO 1slsk s~Asa tssn.
ID sosse In shs asja, ArA sts6 10
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T.: ;:::;::: |. J; E: =; -
~ HM. ~ - Ne e 81 5 -
alssady grown ~ . pasuieas-6,ow
4 ~ y u hsr nsliees, yss ~ ths
magnetic TELEGRAPH, Il thsrs Il any
aeses 70 Be- oou1anieatsd, h = done
quietly
i've been 10 b ~ John W r;sht's
wife said Aunt 1udy, = 10 stopped
before Mrs.. Grseu'S 3,llng scsm win.
dow. two yesrs aitsr ths sbovs coo
vsrsat;oo. Yea know I always make
. pint Of going 10 ~ every body
I should . gone - ssoa as:siasy were
married, II l he'd nca - - rheun.
atism % bad
did she catch eGher calico apsoa!'
Law no, / did ~ n ia,io ths
front door, I Ike 10 gssksosaf tt,e
kitshen and look sossui . .bik; bus she
had some gssni .lou1llg zsospasy
come whilst l was ahsse, hsn H..
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-22

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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-01
Commodore Stockton.

We inadvertently omitted to call attention to the
speech of this gentleman, which we laid before
the public yesterday. We hope that it did not
escape the notice of our readers. The gallant
Commodore is one OF the numerous Democrat; as
pirants to the Presidency, and was eulogised by Mr..
Wise in the late ocofoco convention as one of tho
truest Democrats in the land We beg leave to
reproduce the following brief extract from the ad-
dress OF this great Democratic leader. Well
might Mr.. Tucker declare that he did not expect
the nominee Of the Baltimore Convention to come
up fully to the Virginia platform:
The question of protective tariff was always
democratic measure in New Jersey The first
resolution on this subject was introduced by Mr..
Wilson. No one will doubt that he was Demo-
crat-a man of eminence and of worth-the
leader of the Democracy in New Jersey. But
soon after that the party split. One side went off
carrying the thunder with them, and it was all
the thunder they had and they would not let the
matter be settled and it became party question
With an annual expenditure of $5O,OO0,O00
staring in the face, is there anything more ri
diculous than to talk about the vagaries of free
trade! To raise this amount it would require 334
per cent on all our imports, and when we all know
that this sum has been raised it is folly to talk
about free trade.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-01

LEGIsLATURE.-We have not space this NOR
ming for detailed report of yesterdays proceed
ings Of the House of Delegates. After the trans
action of some formal business, the House went
into Committee of the Whole on the bill for the
assessment of taxes on licenses-the pending mo-
ton being to strike out the clause providing for an
increase of 'seventy- five per centum on licenses.
Mr.. Robinson, of Richmond, rose and said he be-
lieved he could show that there existed no neces-
sty for the proposed increase of rs per cent, and
was about to proceed with the argument when
he was interrupted by Mr.. Goode, who remarked
that in showing the necessity for the increase, he
would have occasion to present number of the
statistics which were embodied in the report pre-
sented by him in the morning from the Finance
Committee. This report comprises about twen-
ty pages of manuscript, and gives the probable
revenue and expenditures of the commonwealth
70 avoid the necessity of repetition, he would
consent to the motion made by the gentleman
from Albemarle, (Mr Rives) to delay farther ac-
ton upon the bill until the report of the Finance
Committee shall be printed. Thereupon the
question to postpone was taken, and being decided
in the affirmative, the Committee rose, and OBJ
tanned leave to sit again. The following engross-
ed bills were read third time and passed:
Enlarging aud defining the power and jurisdic-
ton of the President of the corporation OF Wes-
ton, in the county OF Lewis;
Senate bill to incorporate the town of Upper
vile;
A bill incorporating the Guyandotte and Louis
vile Mining and Manufacturing company;
Constituting part Of the Appomattox rivera
lawful fence;
incorporating the Cassville Mining and Manu-
featuring company, in Wayne county; and