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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-16
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Price $500 per copy Address as above.
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diate upon the unequal and partial operation OF the poll
tax system. Suffice il 10 say upon this point that ia
many OF the States OF the Union il is REGARDED a. The
most unjust and antirepublican OF all the modes Of taxa
tom and that in the States of Ohio and MARYLAND, ex
preston is given TO this opinion ia the new constitutions
recently adopted in those States Ii is enough for us 10
Know that we have the evils OF both systems upon us
The one has deprived many OF our citizens of their rights
the other has for the first time since our corporate exist
enee, introduced money into the municipal elections as
the controlling element Shall this state OF things con
hnus Itis for the people decide Let the question
be agtated IN every possible form by public meetings
and by petition; let every friend OF free suffrage
join, especially, 10 the latter mode OF proceeding IL
IS only necessary 10 make proper representation Of
the grievance to Congress in order to have it redressed
The moment is oPportune. Free suffrage is triumphng
everywhere. Virginia has recently removed most OF the
distractions which existed in her organic law TO the exer
else of The right and North Cardinal placed alongside Of
the Old Dominion in The scale OF freedom and equal rights
Maryland Ohio, Kentucky, and many other States have
hberalized their systems OF voting, and, far posi-
BILE, removed all restrictions upon the right II stands
out as a beaconlght amid the darkness of despoiism
which overspreads all France and may yet serve TO lead
that gallant people into the ways OF constitutional free
dom and genuine liberty
Why then, shall il not be enjoyed by the citizens of
WashDgtonhe capital city OF this free and glorious re-
public Is not the object 10 be attained worthy of
effort And does il not commend itself to the serious at
tenton calm consideration, and prompt action of every
man EQUAL RIGHTS
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large increase oil the number OF vessels, though 1t IA ad
tied by very considerable majority OF the intelligent
men Of the country that ought TO have nearly double
The present number Waving that question, however,
for the delberaton OF wiser heads, let ask II those
we have could not with great benefit to the of
the country and to the navy ITSELF be kept constantly
employed, instead OF lying in ordinary at navyyards,
suffering greater injury Than il they actively crus
ing at sea | doubt II the aggregate expense would
be greater il an increase OF oRe-third OF the number
oT cruising vessels should be made than is now re-
1ured to repair the decay and damages occasoned by
wears OF exposure and neglect al naval stations Ac
live employment would then be afforded TO large ma
ority OF those commanders who are now kept ia idle
ness only by the want OF energy in the administration OF
naval affairs the part OF the government 1t is well
known that The commercial portion OF people are
continually urging upon the government in some shape
or oiher the necessity for increase OF the number oil
cruising ships and il is doubtful measure oil economy,
as well Of State policy, in any view OF the subject to
keep our Of war Tong in our harbors' whlle all
sorts OF indigntes and injuries are constantly being OIL
ered 10 our merchant marine IN foreign ports Besides,
if we are TO have navy at all, why should not have
an efficient onel The employment OF the ships we have
in squadrons would school OF practice TO the
Younger officers who destined TO become the com
manders OF our fleets and single ships in the event OF
war; and would al the time, afford protection TO
our commerce abroad, and silence the camors of those
at home whose contracted views OF naval policy incie
them 10 calculation of the dollars and cents drawn
from the public treasury by who have worn them
selves out in the service of the country.
have only TO repeat, conclusion that have no in.
enion Of prosecuting this subject any further through
the medium of the public papers, being convinced that
The interests OF the service detrmentaly affected by
controversial discussions before the public on topic of
which the officers themselves growing weary and in
which but few OF your readers will feel much interested
have said thus much only place the plan in
your paper Of the 9th instant in plain practical point of
view before those who took the trouble to read it Yer
bum sat. j.
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S4(l(VDU BARNEs MfTCHEI Y Intending chance in ,h,,

q ~ nAn WORTH OF dry goods prtmc IT,
04U,UOU BARNES MITCHELL, intending change in their
business the public hat aer
they will sell for acen their house first Their
goods
ting bargains been Washington
be sacrifice,
stock hand probably the largest in the District and
fashionable desirable styles the
They particular stock Of
sans veve cashmeres, &C. which reduced.
Also merinos popns
black bomban French worked collars inside hand
muslin sleeves cambria edginsa and inserng
fring fancy silk neck sca, bsnd white Can
State tbet wool
Taeon muin colored Illusions pink, blue and white
grapes coofed beeges for dresses domestic
description linen sheengs linen table damask d.
apcrs, linens cloths, casmeres and vcsngs Of de
Brussels threepy and ingram carpets
floor oicloths blankets, quilts, &C.
They their friends and patrons
selling certainly must be for
books will be closed until the contemplated
TAX place, notice of which will be given
9Th and 9th streets Penn Avenue
Ian I4-Jaw3yf
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DIED.

DIED.
morning instant JOHN YOUNG 7oh
year OF his age.
deceased soldier the American army during
Britain, for many years assistant
penenay of the District OF Columbia His funeral will take place
his residence Louisiana 7 The
family Of Central Lodge No. o. f.,
and Of Columbia Encampmen No. o. o. r. respectfully
vlted 10 attend.
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

cMAII FARM ABOUT FIVE MILES FROM WASHINGTON,
y AUCTIONon Thursday, the 18th instant shall sell
3 small containing
Tern land which good of cultivation
highly the remainder Is In wood the fencing Is
GOOD order springs Of excellent water, which
Also sixty fruit rees-peaches, apples and
cherries The improvements are small dwelling house and eta
Bile.
Tine above property about Ave miles from Washing
ton Church road adjoining the farm of Mr.
which Mr.. John r. Hagen resides
' A. GREEN,
Feb gid Aucnoneer
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BY A. GREEN, Auctionssr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
III TON-on Monday March, shall SELL at 10 O'Clock
m al the residence KiderB street,
west Of eth street. Northern Market House, superior
assortmen offurnture, viz:
Mahogany French sofas and paror chairs
Do bureau, dining, and card tables
Do maIble-top and side tables and wash closet
Do work stand and handsome walnut whanot
fine velveLcovcr beaded arm chairs
! fine silk M velvet beaded chair
Danask moreen white window curtains and ornaments
Pine French plate mirror and other looking glasses
French China solar and mantcl ornaments
Solar hall and oihe lamps, fine gilt candesticks &c.
Splendid tabeau clock with chime, and strikes the
and quarters
Fine engravings in gilt frames, with glass
Do cut glass tnmbIers decanters, pitchers, &c.
band China g and white dinner set
Do gilt and figured toilet set large and complete
feather holsters and pillows
Fine walnut high. post and French bedsteads
Paior passage, and chamber carpets
Preserves and pickles
fine Port wine
Cooking, radiator, and alright stoves
with good assortment of kitchen requisites.
The fine quality and nearly
new and the worthy OF the
wishing to purchase. canes,
Terms cash. a.
Feb ai-Gt
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Nv A. GREEN. Auctsoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL EsTATE.-By viz
recorded in Lber w. b., No. rs folio
9s Liber w. b. No SO, folio TO- &c and In Lber
consent OF parties, the under
signed trustee satisfy the claims secured by said deeds Of
public the premises Monday, the
i.t dsy March, A. d. s52 O'clock p certain Of
square No in city Washington The property here CT
Mr.. William Marshall Penn
syvana avenue OF Browns marble HOTEL and
valuable pieces o. property in thi. city
THos. CARBERY, Trustee.
Feb lo-d A. GREEN, Aucnoneer.
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On the line of the Gaena road the increase Of population
has beer 100 per in the last five yearsmanifesy
the Same results which everywhere attended railroad
petaions and hch will in greater degree mark the
course OF the Central road because brings all those virgin
lands within reach OF market As soon as the location and
issue of patents the Illinois company Is completed, the
sections belonging the United States will be open
private entry, and their products VIII accumulate io
the FIRST operations Of the road
The dsappointmens which foreign capitalists encounter
ed in years through the failure OF States have been
soothed by the resump ,ion and the part Of
most OF them Pennsylvania and Maryland have paid
Indiana Michigan and Illinois, by the application OF pri-
vate MEANS have had their great works completed and
their debts settled. while the people enjoying all the
benefits of the great works of public improvement The
position OF the Illinois railroad is that instead Of depend
inc upon State h obtain money be squandeed 20.
cav under pretence OF building road, she offers ade-
security soil for the money 10 be spent under
the udcous of private persons in an enter
prise which beyond others offers prospects OF success
The beginning distinguish the difference,
and send their money into districts into which flock the
Immigrants from Europe the Of 1000 per day, to
tn m that money to the best account.
The capital which with difficulty finds employment In
England IA per cent and which political fears keep out
of commercial speculation will not be slow 10 seek me
peaceful security and profit of western enterprises
The from Europe has caused the prices here
10 be firm but the previous accounts had induced
,.e In freigbs and prices and fall in bills, all of which
operated against shipments To-day prices and freighs
6rm and the disposition TO meet buyers good The
Liverpool market not so high as hoped for but
the fact Is that Ill 2s0 bales were sold In two weeks closing
at rise of Id price. those Of the previous fourteen
DAVIS and this In the face ofsrge arrivals Such market
cannot be called weaker The mske, here has not been
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nv T. @. Mcguire, Auotsoneer.

URusTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE AND GROUND,
i ON NEW JERSEY AvENUE.-By virtue of deed OF trust
duly recorded Lber W. b. No lbs, oo ~ 40
4l Washington county, d. y,
will public auction on Monday he
March, O'Clock brick house IN
about 6,452k ground attached to me same Inc
ndsputabe the location Is very good
sale al the premises and the before proceeding
10 sell. THOs. ChnnLn, lius's..
Feb i5-d j. Q, MCGUIRE, huo"oneef'
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rm since the news-shipPers waiting their letters before
moving Breadstufs also % cents lower for -four
The stock market rather heavy, and United States
stocks were looking down. but per to-day The
qu otatons To- day are as follows
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SNIDERS CHEAP WINE STORE, No. &c Walnut
- below Fourth, PhadeiphaWines liquors of all
direct importation from the and producers be
cheaper other furnished members
Others Washington city shortest
BY " Adams's Express"
shernes, Sparkling Champagne,
Madeiras ~ Moet, extra
Psrs, Ciieqnof,
Red wine, Dnet,
Teneri1e, Perruchot,
Lisbon, Hedsick,
Musca, and many Others.
Fronignan, Sparkling MoselIe,
Malaga, Hockbeim,
Clarots OF all sorts, Hudesbeimy
sauene, Marcobunn,
Burgundies, the largest stock in Philadelphia
Brandies Of all sorts,
pale casks, demiohn, choap,
and very and DID,
Irish whiskey, MonongaeIa spirits
preserving brandy blackberry wild
ale, London porter and stout in bbls of and Dozen
Hapana Cignrs,
Of direct the reliable quality always hand
wholesale ot by the quarter boz.
The only establishment where all wines, &c. sold directly
from the original package in which imported
Hotels, Country Trade,
and supplied the dcmohn,
dozen, package of assorted
Orders by telegraph, giving limit in price, guaranteed
be satisfactorily filled, or the goods taken back
familiar with all principal
Europe and
enable offer good articles cheap Call examine
JACOB SNYDER, JR'5,
Cheap Wine Store, No. IS Walnut St. Philadelphia
l9--dly
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BOOTS AND SHOES in great variety MT the Eighth
ManuactoryFrench of
style quality leather Congress boot and shoes
Variety supply of which will be sold
low prices Wholesale retail.
subscriber for the liberal extended
informs his that he
hod stand and is better prepared heretofore supply
them workmen formerly
capacious apartments. H. JANNEY,
Feb a6-d2w Sth street, the General Post Office.
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CIEGAyT CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER

HLEGAyT CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.-P. J.
u STEER merchant tailor heartily thanking his
TONER'S the District and the sourrounding
nd
twelve wears socits CONTINUANCE OF their
where having OF loo rent sreief aocoo1o
together with Cloths
and yestac and well assorted that gentlemen
pleased he guarantees the smpe ssscou 10
ali ,ybon, may have pleasure 4
he the last months
of
and much better and where
low, thus far
gentlemen advised take these advantages
consideration.
Ian 1-3taw4wn
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nf-Masonic.-The members OF Jerusalem Lodge No. 0
Masonic Hall, and 10Th
on this Thursday evening at oock for the purpose of
John
lodges brothers standing atena
invited. By order of the Worthy Master;
Feb2B T. RAUB Secretary
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A GENCY for Claims Mt washington city, by EVANS
n FAINT, Attorneys and Agents.-F, 8. EVANS, who
for than clerk snd chief
Pension Once having resigned named situation
cated with HAMILTON g. FAINT, Of Missouri they
opened an Office Washington city, on The north side OF Penns
ft 18th for the
against either before Congress the
partmens
Washington but those which their
he devoted following,
under the Congress- approved September 1850
granting land the soldiers their widows chill
dren 1872 100,
war, Black Hawk General from 1905,
commissioned officers OF the Mexican wacinms all
kinds arising out Of the late with Mexico, particularly fsr
pensions property
clothing mileage forage, expended
raising companies, Indian claims revolutionary
kinds
Land bought sold the highest market prices
They refer members Of Congress- all ON
Gers OF the government generally.
Dec 0a-dkw3m
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TELEGRAPmo REPORTS, SO.
IND Aaii- Remt TFOublss.


ALBANY, February 2The ringleadeIs of the anti-rsnt
riots who brought 10 this city under ARE
have been examined to-day. They fully Identified
by Mr. Fisk the leaders OF the party who taued and
teathered and committed other ouages his person.
They admitted TO bail In the Of III 800 each
ops1ing Of. ths PsnmssiUamia Caaai
HARRIsHuRe, February 2i-The canal board, at their
meeting this morning passed resolution for opening tho
canals on the 18th OF March The following Is exusct
from the Journals
hssoiped That tue supervisors the main line OF the
CATION on the 18th of March.
Later from Isras.
New ORLEANS Feb Is BY arrival here we have later
advlces from Texas. though there is special
ment. =
The Texas legislature adjourned on the ed The late
csshier Thebodaux of the branch Union Bank OF Louis
lana Is said TO be defaueI to the $4,000,
he Is now in Paris
Efforts making in Mississippi for the adoption OF the
free system OF banking.
HAvRE DE GRACE, Feb. 10.
The ice In the river here remains firm and passengers
and cars cross over without difficulty The ice about Port
Deposit and above there has broken In some places.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 70.
The river is in fine gable order Boats of all classes
running and business very active Flour is heavier
sales $3 20 per Dbl Grain declined slightly. Provisions
steady. Hogs in good demand, and selling freely
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CCARCE-One American Almanac, complete from Its
- menc 1880, 10 bound, in Q volumes.
British Almanac and Companion, complete from ir
me in 1929, ~ years. bound. In ii volumes.
One Of the Csnsues of the United sates7eo 1900 1890
1890, and lsio--bound volumes folio.
reprinted Journal Of the House Of Representative
from 1880 10 1915, complete in o volumes. II
copy State Papers; 10 voss
octave.
growing OF the
published l7g4 and following they
cued embracing treaties conventions proamadons mani
oes hc Act II
Jacobn Review, published in i79e and following
years part by George Canning volumes
Feb FhANCk TAfLDA
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NEw YoRK. February a. 1852
The general appearance Of business more promising
and money aeeumulaes in abundance. While the mpoT
aons Of goods less than last year. the expectations are
much greater with the prospect OF continuing increase
la quantity and value The exchanges
much weaker, and1he amount Of specie abroad last
year turned out 10 be less than the arrival
OF larger supplies Of bills per the southern mails reduced
quotations and caused some lots Of specie be
nanded The receipts and exports for three weeks are as
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IIEALYs webster Pictnre--Heaiy's large picture
III Webster replying ayne In tho Senate In 1880, comprising
full sized Of senators and other distinguished
who present. win be exhibition on and AFTER saiur
O'Clock,
Mondays erceptsd at the common council City
Hail. which has been kindly granted Mr. Hea for The purpose by
Board OF Common Council
Admission, 25 cents season tickets 30 censto be obtained at
Inc door, Feb 2o-d3tS eod3w
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nj give shakspeaan readings Thursday Saturday
ss s Of sns
ICE. Readings will commence 2, O'Clock
y Dc On and
CARUsIs SALOON. March 1, Issa.--si.s JENNY BUsK
she will give concert Wahngoa Gsusi saloon On Mon,
Prof Wagner the claronet Programme in future advertise
~f Feb a4-da
Mirror of two thousand miles on the Lakes the Mia
81, great from drawings taken upon
@ ynss $ ns %
'' Hand es book . mirror lax cents.
Doors open q! smmirr s moves at a. , % o'clock
Day exhibitions every afternoon at halfpa'' O'Clock
sn, and e n:. .
new, adapted for children's Also received
e e pieces pieces e ans wh'is sh i insss
asSs ~ S ,sss T Saps for 'ssns md p0" cases
Dsnask toweiings and napkins
With any other article usually found in welordeed dry
| Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
10" and fair SsnFr may iis &. in al
Feb is-6teof Opposite Centre Market
PROPOSALS Carrying the Mail. o. the United
The Is, day Of july viii Be me Contrast once Of
ns oss ~ Be $ un
and Almond
Grove CarksvlIe, 90 miles, twice week and back.
Leave Washington every Thursday and Monday al AMI
Arrive a GAINESVILLE G days by 6 p. IN
Leave Clarksvlle every Thursday and Monday at
Bids omi,ng any Of ofiees provided Paracna
| Mill Creek are supplied will be considered
NOTES
Bidders should the intended The mail
be carried preference and exclusion
if required size Of the mails. Mail be
without the be let 10 coach convey
will be trips
and fines for those not performed agreeaby the contract
all partsaa The POSTMASTER General may annu the contract
the schedules provided he allows
for additional stock made necessary BY the changes and one months
Of cuament for the service dispensed with
pay WIN DC allowed oi excess OF actual over advertised
should the above designated be short
The should be addressed the second Assistant
sener endorsed rioposas IN ne staie OF Ar
ponsble certificate of
sens form are able good their
| Posr orucE DEPARTMENT, Feb 81, ls5a.-Feb Is
IBENCH Embroidcrics a cost.-we following
IS do with plain fronts low-priced
IS imitation lace eapes
extra embroidered muslin capes
With large assortment in unimmed musn cambria,
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, q co.
Feb 25-aaw
CEILING OFF WINTER STYLES AT COsT.-The sub
scribers respectfully invite the attention Of the ladies and all
make spring supplies. We following styles
IS do dress patterns, better grades
is do rich dark plaid silks
10 do small plaid silks for spring wear
- DO 40 p,a,a a nnas S aonard .S do ao
do light plaid popins
Light dark coored wntered silks
silks will be offered something below prices
MENTIONED not wsSs ea % s% ever g the
Feb 25-eo3t
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IxTRA ENVELOPES fine heavy ledger paper,
" white, made Of quality and workmanship
pes,y subscriber from the smallest letter envelope
the largest document
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also envelopes lined with cloth parchment envelopes
buff Of the finest qualities, and
prices and English Funch, and American
note and envelopes Of every kind.
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VT AK ER's RHYMING DICTIONARY-new, en-
argd American edition to which is added for the
poetry allowable rhymes, authorities
usage from poets. Just received for sale by
TAYLOR Il MAURY,
Feb Of Booksellers, street.
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New Goods-ParIser's Fancy store.

New Goods-ParIxer's Fancy store.
lust (per HumbolaD small beau
j tm goods expressly for sales
rich nblnds
flowers
20 pattern shell and buffalo tuck combs
pieces and latest pattern brocet
elegant peaIl-sti fans
90 sandal wood, very handsome
60 dozen fancy colored kid gloves
IN PERFUMERY-
30 dozen Lubin's
do Jars dne pomade for the hair
do bottles fine oil for the hair
10 cakes fine and musk soap
! Csc dozen) Antonio Farino Cologne
IN BRUSHES
20 dozen all style and prices hair brushes
do buffalo dressing combs
SO do do brushes.
PARKER,S
Comb, Fancy, and Perfumery Store, under National Hotel
Feb 26--3t
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PRENTICE.
MARRIED.,

MARRIED,
evening" 22d instant MIR. LARAHAs. Mr.
RICHARD w. CLARKE TO Miss MARY A. BARRETT all Of
Washington, ID. O.
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MADAME DELAHUE beRs leave 10 inform the ladies
WI Washington she received direct
from Paris which will opened the 2d
Also, handsome Paris blonde lace which MADAME D.
would particularly call attentions together with complete assor
nont OF French vaenoennes lace chse'
breakfast embroidered bands
collars cuffs, handkerchief, lace black and
veis mouchoir pcrfumey &ca
which will be disposed Of at moderate prices
respectfully socits
Pennsylvania between 18th and 18th
Feb
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NOTICEThose having accounts on our books
IN LIST January and the remaining
seled very oblge by calling and making
money dates, closing up
books fer the past year
To those who promptly responded TO our first notice card
grateful Acknowledgements.
We pleasure N
that coming will bo
inspection examination complete
desirable goods that brought this country
and shall be wanting
duct the business
all who pleased with their patronage
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY h co.
Feb 2o-2wdf